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',' Two die in plane eras by DIANNE STALL~NGS Wayne said. "Then he started de- Ruidoso News Staff Writer scending." Two people died late Friday The pilot called the airport for when 'their airplane crashed while an advisory and the person on duty they were attempting to land at gave him infonnation about the Sierra Blanca Regional Airport wind velocity, the altimeter reading near Ruidoso. and advised that there was no The bodies of John Lovelace of other traffic, Wayne said. Coppell, Texas, and his daughter, "Everything was tape recorded. LuAlice Lovelace, 26, of Lubbock, (The pilot) said he was at 9,000 were found in the scattered wreck- feet, was circling and would be com age Saturday morning about 8 half ing in to land on runway number mile from airport runway. 24," Wayne said. "Somewhere dur- Airport manager Lloyd Wayne ing the circle to the south of the said according to the filed flight' field, about 1,000 yards south of the plan, the Lovelaces were traveling runway, he started a rapid descel1t In a 1966 .Cessna 337-A from Lub- and disappeared. bock to Rmdoso, "There was nothing wrong with WaY!le. said the last recorded the operation of the airport. What transrnlsslOn from the plane about hap.p,ened to the airplane, I can't
9 p.m. was that the pilot intended say. I to sircle the airport b~fore landi.ng. Lovelace had flown into Sierra ~en he came l~ that mght, Blanca several times before, Wayne r VJI~,tt~d wreckage of a twin-engine 1966 Cessna IS about 500 yards from the Sierra Blanca Airport runway. t~e pllo~ was folloWIn~ stand~d said. He was unsure whether any of ',tr~!Wrl over a 200-100t path. The troubled plane cut The crash claimed the lives of a father and his daughter VIsual fl~ght rules, st8>'lng as hig~ those landings were at night. The a~ the highest mo~ntain pe~ untl~ family apparently recently bought a ttlfuu~t) ~ 9.rov8 of junipers near the top of a canyon frorn 1 exClS who had just purchased property in the area. VIsual contact WIth the aIrport, Please see Crasht page 2A CC((])mpromise effort§ stall over BLM land swap
by DIANNE STALLINGS "The major remauung issue to be compromise. Bureau officials essentially had agreed to all conditions laid out by the Hi;'1h,',il N\'w:. Staf1 Wrrter "illhe majorr IremanRllDJIl)g nSStlne ft()) !be resroDvedl was resolved was the question of loss of private commission except the land parity issue. r ~ . I ! d I 'i) I 1:-- I'd fl·d (' r a I a c <1 U LS 1t lUn (I f Iand in Lincoln County. The board's inter
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Am Hard To Come By and jockey J.R. Valen zuela hang on to win Sunday's $22,325 Zia Sopt .omore Champion ship by a nose in 19.77 Spar~ ,...... ~ , ~~ .. ~ , ~ ,... -8A P60P!S _ faA seconds. Cane Seven Classtr~9 ~ Raelng ' 9A , 28-4S Inc IS the owner with » Th0 Ureatner.· SA EntartninmenL 4 ••••••• •• y •• 1OA-1'jA Dwaln Grisson as the traIner. Racing con tinues at 1 p.m. Thurs ~. ~ ~ ~.... 4~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ S"unday-s-I-GVI" , ," •• 0".' 0- 0- 0-' •• " "" iIo ..Io "It ••44 day at Ruidoso Downs Sttnday's high , ' \ 79 low lV'a:inday mornlog ~ , ,...... •..M Race T rac\5. Monday"s Ptel:1teted high ', _ -nsar 80
russdaY~$f&? _ <+ ••up~ 40<;;; TU9S~Y~ high ,,, ,.'...... ' nsat 80 ACCOtding to AUidoso meteorofogistBUI Hostetter. the weather fottoda.y\'V1Uba mos~ sunnywfth Isolated afternoon thundershowers. Fortonfght. chance ofev()nlng thtmdSt· showers Fair and coot by midntght TUGaday ¥AU 00 hair to partly ctoudy With a chanoG Of afternoon thundershowers. Precipitation p,.obabifities are 10 percent today. 10 percent tonight and 10 PGt •• ._,~_...... ,_.• _.~_' .... ~ _. .-• .-t, ...... __ .A._ ~._.~,_._ .... _ • .-, _. _. -",,~...I< ~ ._ ..... __ ..-""" ._'--"\ ...... a._...... _••. L:l-"" ...... n._..-. ..-..-~•.._..._....- ..._.-...... -. .- - - ~ - ~ - _.- - .. - - .- --, eEST AVAILABtE COpy 2Affhe Ruidoso News/Monday, August 3,1992 , tion. You've got to go with your in ter from Holloman Air Force Base ue its subsidy of the operation. struments and believe them." in Alamogordo headed out and The airport's only navigational Continued from page lA Frustrated rescue workers from airmen visually spotted the wreck aide, a non-directional beacon, was White Mountain Search and Rescue age within 15 minutes. out of commission because of second home in Ruidoso, and other agencies conducted an damage from a lightning strike. "The pilot was followin!; the unsuccessful grou.nd search Friday Published reports that the plane When he saw that weather con proper visual flight rules, comwg In night and early Saturday, but were was being tracked by radar and dis ditions permitted a landing at high unbl the lights were under hampered by darkness, the heavy appeared from the screen or that Ruidoso, Lovelace notified Roswell him to define the ground altitude vegetation, rough topography and the airport tower controller told the by radio that he was switching from and then letting down to enter the lack of roads, Attempts to spot the pilot he was too high for a landing an instrument flight plan to a landing pattern," Wayne said. The plane by air with a heat sensing jet, are erroneous, Wayne said. visual flight plan, recognition that plane never made it to that landing U,S. Customs and Civilian Air "We have no radar (locally)," Sierra Blanca had no navigational pattern. Patrol aircraft also failed, Wayne said. "The Albuquerque aide, Wayne said. Wayne said it is possible that radar can pick a plane up at 13,000 Officials with the National Lovelace became disoriented when Searchers also were unable to feet over the field. There are future Transportation Safety Board he started a turn to the left and the pick up any signal from the plans to enlarge the radar (scope) (NTSB), an arm of the Federal runway lights disappeared, Cessna's transponder, battery out of Roswell, but there is nothing Aviation Administration, were at "All he would have had in front operated electronic device that on to follow a plane all the way down:' the accident scene Saturday eve and to the side was black, There imract is suppose to send out a sig The airport tower was taken out ning. Cessna experts arrived Sun was no moon," Wayne said, "There na , according to rescue officials. about a year ago when the Ruidoso day morning to perform their exam were no lights for visual orienta- At sunrise Saturday, a helicop- village council decided to discontin- ination. "The NTSB took the altimeter with them to analyze with other items," Wayne said. "Everything is suspect until it is proven not to be involved. They're very thorough and they don't jump to any conclu- Slons.. " The New Mexico State Police directed the search and rescue op' eration. Other agencies that responded to the emergency call included the Ruidoso Emergency Medical Ser vices and the Fire Department, the Bonito Volunteer Fjre Department, the Capitan Volunteer Fire Depart ment, the Fort Stanton Volunteer Fire Department, the Lincoln County Emergency Medical Ser vices from Alto, Fort Stanton and Capitan. Lincoln County Sheriff James McSwane, Officer Laura Standridge of Ruidoso Police De pact and a sophisticated heat sensing {lartment and several agents with According to officials, the nose wheel had been exten~ Efforts to find the downed plane in the dark the Federal Bureau oflnvestigation late Friday failed. There was no fire on im- plane failed to detect the area. also were on hand. ready for landing and disengaged shortly after impact;..:_ ChaIllber of COlllIllerce board reviews Art Festival figures by KRISTIE SULZBACH tendance was down by about 10 was the first time she had been on The chamber has hosted the night tend since they had done such a have renewed their membettilps. . Ruidoso News Staff Writer percent, while Sunday, Muhn said, the other side of the art festival, as for about three years. The rally is great job at the artfestivaL The renewals were representative All the booths and tents have was wi thin 40 to 50 people. of last this was her first year as director, not a sanctioned event of the cham Bailey was not sure how much a of what Muhn had said earlier been takeh down, but there is still year's attendance. The total count instead of volunteer. She said she ber's Aspenfest, but Golden Aspen trophy would cost the chamber, but about the amount of money that money to be counted and bills to be was 7,693. Muhn said the Friday couldn't speak highly enough of Rally is a member ofthe chamber. Andrews said the ones they get would be coming in from billings for paid before the 21st annual rain probably cost them about how the staff pulled together on Andrews said last year in return from Mike Sargent only cost about dues in the month. She said it also Ruidoso Art Festival is finally over. $5,000 but the bottom line looks Friday as the event was getting for hosting the night, an advertise· $45. Crown and Bailey will still indicates that people are seeing a· Chamber of Commerce board better than budgeted. started. She also said the staff com" ment was published about the need to look at the advertisement positive change in the chamber. directors heard a report Wednesday He said he should have the ac· plimented the board of directors as event with a letter from the cham and letter to give final approval. Bailey said she has also' met night on preliminary figures from tual figures wi thin the next couple well for their help and participation ber president welcoming the motor Also coming up in September with State Representative John the festival and it looks like it may days, and he will have the June in the event. It shows the change cyclists to town. He said last year chamber members will be having Underwood and they are both run beat last year's revenues by a little financials then, too. Last month that the chamber is going through, board president Tony Wilcoxson the annual banquet, which Crown ning into the same positive situa more than $1,000 although this was the last in the fiscal year,..but she..said.. . . also asked to give out an award and said they. hl/ll11 to ,\IS!!. IID:a. fqnds .; tion1lj .wtlr~ S~~~;llPd she,l year'-8- attendance was down by Muhn said he ill'stlll' closing 'iihat . 'l'o getmore suggestions on what what that involved was having l'aiser' t'ohelp fixthe-- rQJlf of- tlIe' iii Ruid'o~.c~l\ilid ithliGJmle to. about 13 percent. Jack Muhn, con out because he waltted to check changes could be made for next chamber staff members go to the chamber building. They are looking do with what the two of them are' tract accountant for the chamber, each account. He had told the board year's event, all interested directors rally and judge the cycles before at two dates, September 11 or 25, doing, but that village of Ruidoso is said the bad news was that the gate at the h.st meeting that he hoped to and booth workers will meet at 6 presenting the award on Saturday. but the details will be finslized doing well and is being reco~ed. was down by that much, but the fig bring in about $50,000 and had p.m. 'fuesday at the back room of If the chamber wants to do that next month. A steering committee TIley talked about the morqxored ures look good for what had been come within about $400 of that the Bull Ring. again this year, that would be fine of Jim Bassett, Clark Carpenter, retrievable storage being proposed budgeted. The budget total of amount. The board is still looking Crown said he did get a com because it was well received, he Tom Rigsby, Frank Sayner and Ron for the Mescalero Apache Reserva revenue over expenses was $28,400, at a deficit, but he will have the ex· ment that Friday the event did not said. McWilliams was approved to work tion and about gambling. She sajd but the preliminary estimate of act figures at the next meeting, stay open long enough. He said he The reason for the hospitality with the chamber staff on these Underwood said he would lika R.W revenue is $29,979. In general discussion about the made the decision to cut it off at 7 night is that it is the first night of plans. Crown said anyone else who to come to the legislative sessjiln in He said the tent negotiations art festival, chamber executive p.m. because in his 20 years of ex the trade show, and it is open and would like to help can also meet Santa Fe during January. Shll.said went very well, and the cost was director Joan Bailey said they will perience with art shows the num free of charge to local people to with the staffand committee. she would be happy to do anY)hin only 10 percent more than last year be having the festival at the Civic ber of visitors drops Dff after that come and meet the bikers, Andrews that would get the word olit 0 even with adding one tent. The one Events Center next year and the time, When the numbers drop art said. He said he and his wife, Jill, Crown also welcomed Karen Ruidoso. . tent, though, allowed the group to space has been reserved through ists start closing up and neither the who is co-owner of Golden Aspen Kopp as the liaison member from Bailey said she also helped 'civi Increase revenues by $5,000 from 1997 for the event. Director Ron visitor nor the artist is satisfied. Rally, have been discussing com the Economic Development Corpo events center director Michfllen booth fees. Another thing that cut ·Wicker said having it at the center One thing came up this year bining the night with a chamber's ration of Lincoln County. He give a tour of the center to sta down expenses was that the cham should save the chamber about that had never happened before, business after hours, if it were pos received approval as well to let tourism department officials.;Th ber did not sell beer this year, so $15,000. Crown said. At least 20 people sible. Rigsby serve as a liaison member of officials were amazed with it be the group didn't have to have costly Chamber president Paul Crown dropped out and about five people He said they serve refreshments MainStreet Ruidoso for the cham cause they knew it was being buil lnsurance said he and Bailey had talked to were no-shows, but because no from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and historical ber and serve MainStreet as a but didn't know the specifics of it Muhn said he didn't look for any center director Kathleen Michelena regulations were stated concerning ly it has been the chamber staff liaison member of the chamber. She said the officials said t.he of the other expenses to go up from and all they could get inside would it they had to give the artists their that has done most of the work. The Rigsby already serves on both would help Ruidoso get a hotel ti what was budgeted. As far as be 68 booths. At this festival they money back. He said they need to chamber would be there to meet boards. the area. revenues he wasn't sure how they had 154 booths so they would need state that if a person drops out with the people and make them feel Director Lara Johnson also would compare to the budget be to put a number of booths outside after a certain date only half the fee welcome, he said. asked board members for as "It is one thing to be supportive, cause he hadn't counted all the too. If that is the case, he said they will be given back, and ifit is a no "The concept of no charge is so sistance in her upcoming All Amer but 'lUIother to say you well hel!1 receipts, but it looked like soft wouldn't need more than four tents show, no money should be given anyone who wants can come down ican Festival fiddle contest on Au with a specific project," Bailey said. drink sales were down by 10 per next year, but some of the same back. to find out we aren't heathens," gust 29. She handed around a sign She told directors to expect cent and hamburger sales by 20 costs would be there. The area In other business, the chamber Andrews said. up sheet for people to help with reg chamber news letter Thursday percent. These numbers were also a would also be easier for the cham agreed to once again host the Hos Bailey said they are obligated for istering contestants, admissions Friday. The news letter is the on reflection of the gate numbers, he ber to monitor because there is only pitality Night for the Golden Aspen business after hours, a monthly and concession stands. She said it thing she is most proud of but tha said. one entrance and exit, Crown said. Rally on September 17. Rally presi gektogether, through November so should be a fun time for the people she has had the least to do with a On Friday, the first day of the Bailey had asked the artist dent and village councilor Ron wouldn't be able to do that. She who volunteer. the office manager puts it together event, sttendance was up before a about whether they would prefer Andrews came before the board to agreed that in the past it has been In the executive director's report she said. Any suggestions, though tremendous rain and then the day inside or outside booths and about finalize this and what else the the staff, but she and Crown Bailey said they have gotten nine from directors would also be wei ended up very low. Saturday's at· half still wanted to be outside. This chamber might do during the rally. strongly urged the directors to at- new members and 55 businesses come. Compromise Management Policy Document states the "It works both ways:' Commenting on the swap, Green said, swap on hold until the management plan i first option process may be considered, "It "We felt it was a win, win situation. The in place;' Spencer said. "He felt that ther Continued from page lA In fact, Green insists in a second phase depends on whether a permit holder is the of his company's plan for land it owns in county gives up 1,100 attes of private land were too many flies in the ointment:' fort factor and if they can do that, we11 go only adjacent land owner. Lincoln, the intent is to trade about 20,000 to put 36,000 back into private hands. Spencer said he gets. irritated whe with the exchange. I said, 'tell me what you "I told him I could not make guarantees acres of the Lincoln valley prOperty for fed "An area with historic and cultural BLM officials contend that annual feder can do.'" until the specific land is identified in the eral acreage within Lincoln County. That value will be protected. I think some land, payments in lieu of taxes (PILT) offset th Cone told The Ruidosu News Friday plan and we determine if thare is U)o~e federal acreage then will be sold to local such as parks, forests and historic places, loss to the county's private property t that there are no 100 percent guarantees in than one land adjacent owner on each par- ranchers and come out of public ownership. should be owned by the government:' roll. the mechanism offederal government. ce.I " Green's msjor criticism of the commis Under BLM management, additional "I can't do that with any process that Green of the Lincoln Valley Land Com sion's action on the Rio Bonito swap is that tourism dollars also should be generated "No way does the PlLT take care ofit; has so many variables:' Cone said. "He pany said Cone and other officials are in his view the board effectively is taking from fishing and camping activities "to he said. ''When it's private we can tax th wanted a signed legally binding contract. I bound by certain regulations and his property'by inverse condemnation, tak more than offset any loss in taxes," Green activity that occurs on land, Ifwe ever Ie can't guarantee anything without knowing guidelines for disposal ofland, the same as ing it without compensation by denying his said. In addition, the county could sell for a special mill on property to fund services, the specifics:' for acquisition. right to swap it to the BLM. about $6,000, the annual use of one acre of we couldn't on any federally-owned land:' Spencer said one of the commission's "It looks to me like they are being asked water rights it would acquire in the deal. Rudy Pacheco, a Taos representative 0 concerns is that current permit holders on (by the commission) to circumvent certain "We are a private property owner in Lin the National Federal Lands Adviso federal land be given the first option to buy rules while being requested to stick to the coln County and we have rights," he said. PUT ON HOLD Board for the BLM has requested an Octo adjacent BLM property when it is desig letter ofothers," he said, "They say there can't be subdivisions in ber meeting in Farmington to discuss the nated for disposal. "Another problem I see is that drawing Lincoln valley, that we can't sell our water While in Washington D.C. a few days exchange policy's effect on local govern If they aren't able to purchase the land, lines around Lincoln County (on swaps) rights and that we can't convey the land to after his conversation with Allen and Cone, ments. the leMe should be continued and the BLM mlilies problems for ranchers," Green said. the BLM or any environmental group. I Spencer took his concerns about the stance "He has asked me to give testimony and should move on to another parcel, he said. "In the pagt they've traded across county don't know why the county doesn't buyit. of state and district BLM to federal director I intend to be there," SpenCer said. "Th1YR "We don't want to put a rancher out ofbusi· lines where local ranchers gained 10,000 to "Otherland owners shouldbe concerned. Cy Jamison, . bottom line is that they messed up by gllil1jA ness," he said. 15,000 acres arourld Corona and then prop- If they can control my property rights, "After listening to what I had to say, Mr. to everyone but the county govetnmeht But Cone said while the Federal Land erty etsewhllre went into public ownership. someday it may be theirs." Jamison decided it would be best to put the when they started this thing," . • ~' ~ .. --- - -_.~ - • -, - - - .,...-~-:" .~~..,.... ~ .~ Pp••ps;:, ... sse; p .....uP P F.,••"," .. piP ... fSF."..·.p P''' F ,i"" ".,,.. p.,...... ' ...... i. 'P ...... P-'tII"""".__ _- __ ._-- ..... - 'J"";' __ '0" .. •• ... _. . . " BEST AVAILABLE COpy ~,.. fJ,' l '" . " Monday. August 3. 1992lTltQ RuldosC! Nfil,Wsf,ilA '7 '. • ..' . 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One per we.'e'kk:in the current village hall be- The leased modular building will voir Dam Saturday. Lincoln lIJational Forest ahdother nearby son stayed and !he Qther went fQr heJp." . fore.they can move out from upder be placed, facing east and west, by Beaides assorted cuts and bruises, Edward recreational areas. That was abOUt 1:30 p.m. leaky ceilings and high utility bills. the Downs senior citi~ens centel;'. It Graves, 68, of Carrizozo, broke his pelvis bone, "He had his little dog with.him. They went "If the dog hltdn't of barked and raise a The Downs board of trl1lltees ap- will take about two weeks to move femur, hip and wrist, aCCording to his wife, across and down some steps on the other side. commotion, he might still be down there," . proved a contract in May to lease a th.e offices to the new location. The Laura Graves. He tied the dog up, turned around on the lip Graves' uncle said. modular building for a village hall police department will also usehll1f where the waWr overfiow,s when the dam is Speaking from his hospital room, Graves because of the billa, but the build· of the leased building. Moving out He was sec\lI'ed on a backboard and lifted full, started to step back and there was noth· said he has owned the miniature Selmaurt;er ing ill not expected to arrive until of the ~urrent building has been a out of the area where he fell by members 'of ing there. two years. :From now on, whenever his little later this week. At the meeting high priority aince Mayor Joe the Bonito~Rescue Unit. He was admitted to "He went down 40 feet:' . companion decides to bark, even ifit's early in trusteea figured !he average cost Hayhurst took that poaition in Lincoln County Medical Center and was doing Mrs. Graves said her husband landed in the morning, it's all right with him. per mllnth for electricity is about March. The group will now begin $2,OQO in the c\llTent village hall, work on a pl8J1lto build a new vii- . bi~~t\a:d~~:::::~~~;~~~~ ~~~~:~.~ityao~~e~:~e~~ew:p&Z considers two requests in today's meeting too, 'The expected cOl!t for e}ectrie cated. bills in the modular is about $400. Truatees plan to have one more A replat and a variance is the replat of lots 8 and' 9, block 12 of residences. Course Estates.. Rpcent heavy rainshlj.ve brought meeting in the current village hall only buainess for the Ruidoso Plan Golf. Course Estates. He wants to . Vill8ge ,Staff recommends ap- There is no'other aceesaiblearea on # J:!ew problem for the village on August 10 and ;will then have ning and Zoning commission's. regu combine two lots into one lot deaig- proval ofthe replat. . .on property to construct the pro· halL,fiorkllrs have had to cover them at the Ruidoso Downs fire sta . lar meeting at 2 p.m. today (Mon natedlot 9A. ' . Kenneth· K. Kamrath ill. request posed garage area.. de~~t!Uld equipment wi~ plastic tion because the new village hall day), August 3. Applicant is requesting replat to ing a varian.ce for his front yard at . . Staff recommends that variance in sgtl'tll areas so these things won't won't be ready yet. Danny Wimberly requests a allow . addition to existing lot 23 and part 23, block 15 of Golf ".; , be granted. ,-l-, '~J::g .l',,,,,,:,,~.,. -===~!!!!li!\l!!;!!!=!!!!!!======~ • '.' .'j""., ... : •• ~t'UIDOSO' C::JDlPJTI.,&N SCQOOL . ;'t, Ea8C .....h...".,.: 20. BuIdoiJo·Dcnwns. 'NM . y"aceeptlng flllltlllroliment In gnldes Kindergarten 3 year old " 'llghthlrd grade. Spac;e Is limited. Maxlmum class size: 12-1,5 stu~ ~lI~ts. A Beka Curri<:Ulum Is an llc:c:elerated progr!ilm for average and ft!!..'. e students. Lo'!!ng•. qualified teachers and aides.. Extended care 1i~j1lable (7:30 am'5:30pm). Tuition for school year: $1,100. Tuition "r~\:l $)(tended care: $1,600. State licensed. PICKUPVOUR call 3'78-4628 for Interview. Curt l.athan~ Principal FREE GAME;' , TICKET . ~~ WE'VE MOVED! TODAYt ~'/10 . , George Morrison (Certified Audiologist lit Hearing Aid Dispenser) will be seeing patients August 11 EASY SAUSAGE & at the office of the Dr. Carbuto. MONEY BISCUIT Located at 129 EI Paso Road $1,000.00 WINNER ¢ (behind the hospital emergency room) , EACH . , 69 FOR BATTERIES OR HEARING AID SERVICE CALL 1-800-947-EARS COMBO OF THE MONTHI ;'\'. FRESH BAR-B-Q Southwesl Hearing Services .SANDWICH "Hearlti9 Better Is What We're AllAbout" ~ MARS KING SIZE MILKY WAY . &'16 OZ. COKE 437-3708 129 EI Paso Rd. M & M. SKITTLES. SNICKERS. P.8. . Medical Arts Complex ...... ~ 1-800-947-EARS MAX '. 1211 Tenth St. Suite 3 1-800947 (3277) , . CANDY BARS ¢~ . Alamogordo H.bla S-pllll&l It,f'..:r s. <.: ~..., .. ~, . Fln.ndngAvaUabI.-MedICIIld Accept.d t, ~O'. ~ . "~ "- " ' ONLY ',·'~~t:, ~ EACH69¢ ..,:iii,','"~)?:: \i' .Ri. .... If you won't be in Lincoln County !~i"~l OOOOO~ PRICES EFFECTIVE > LAST WEEK TO Sept. 15 to vote FOR the hospital AUGUST 2·8, 1992 PLAY EASY MONEY! ALL PRIZES MUST BE CLAIMED BY and clinics mill levy, we encourage AUGUST 15, 1992. DRAWING FOR THE NEW LISA FOWL~R All Alamogordo, 1992 CAVALIER VL 4 DOOR SEDAN WILL BE you to vote by absentee ballot before Cloudcroft, RUidoso, HELD ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 20,1992. l. TATUM. N.M. the election. and Carrizozo Locations ALL TYPES PLANTER'S BULLPEN CHEW PEPSI SUNFLOWER Beginning Wed.• Aug. 5. you can pick up COLA SEEDS absenteeballots at the County Clerk's office in 16 oz. bottles ALL FLAVO~RS~LA~r~~ Carrizozo. Ballots must be returned to the 6 pack 2 BAGS20z.89¢ POTATO CHIPS office by Sat.. Sept. 12 at 5 p.m. REG. $1A9 SIZE If you have any questions concerning the mill $1.99 of the ril~\l~'" ONLV99¢ levy or any services offered by Lincoln .0' - ', ~~"'" .... ~\ .~~:.~: :'.. ALLSUP'S ~FAMOUS' . County Medical Center, the Carrizozo. Corona .. :-.- ,"" ~ .;.' ...... ,' ~ or Hondo clinics. please call us at 257·7381. w'o ".... I Ii VALLEY FARE ."... " 'BURRITOS f ',,'" ~ " ... BUY ONE GET ONE LIBBY'S J:t~ , PAPER )'.: ~ VIENNA SAUSAGE Vote FOR the ... -:t" FREE 50Z.CANS TOWELS, hospital and 2 FOR$1 ) \ clinics mill levy. CHARMIN SOLARAY BATH TISSUE SUNGLASSES fA LINCOLN COUNTY 4 ROLLPKG. ~NreER~AS .f!=&.MEDICAL CENTER 3 1 CANDY FO! $19ff Small-town hO$pital.,.Big-city Care 99¢ OR 55eEACH PAIR 211 Sudderth Ruidoso, NM 88345 257..7381 . SHURFINE BRACHS CANDIES • .Paldl",.byLinul" CtJlIJIIY MIdJ.." C~_r ",.,Clilli", MillLnyCtJminlnu Catsup 79¢ Assorted Flavors 2 for $1.00 32 oz. SWANSON MELLO CRISP Premium Chunk White Chicken $1.39 Bacon .79¢ 5 oz.. , 180:1;. - > ~ . I ~ ~ ~. ~ .~. -~ ~. ~ --~ ,...~ ~...,..':IoolIIII.'WII~>."...,..lttIF •••. - _ """ --0 , , --- --. ._ ...... ;.. ----.o; ..,..M"t.,...)f'W..'WWJeiDt'H).}.ltdi'--):.'df) w'!._..'..""__WI• .,..,.. .. • " ... .Ii :...' 4AfThe RUld!l$Q News/Monday, Aug,ust~, 1992 Service is a hallmark at Ruidoso, Office Supply When yuu come in and look Drive. ' They make rubber stamps, displays and arrangement in the 'around yo~ a notice a few things New owners Gary and Denise notary seals and have' new, and store. They were happy to meet and are differeJ;1_, but one of the nicest Dean have been busy the last few used office furniture. Denise orders visit with those who dropped in and surprises wi U be the reduction in weeks evaluating the prices on I?ro the supplies on Wednesdays and are looking forward' to meeting prices at th Ruidoso Office Supply ducts so they will be competitive, the products are here on Fridays. even more people. Denise s'aid she and Hallmarlt at 1605 Sudderth and people can shop locally instead "We provide excellent customer is going out into the community to Gary arid·Del"lise Dean, -with the help of their staff and (or of going out of town to get supplies. service and free delivery," Denise meet with each business owner on mer owner Peggy McClellan, cut the ribbon for their l')'ew They will also be adding office said. , what the (lffice supply can do for business Ruidoso Office Supply and Hallmark. " sliPply items that people request The store 'still has its Hallmark that business. , . ' ' and dropping those that they find line of cards and gifts and is begin During the open house two more than five years and decided earth," Denise said. are obsolete. ning to expand on it. The Deans prizes were given away in draw this is where they wanted to live. The shop is·open from 8 a.Q1. to Besides all the lower priced of also plan to add a fax service in the ings. Paul Dunn of Fun Trackers. Both had computer backgro)1nds 5:30 p.m. MOllday through Fridily fice supplies, the business offers a near future. Also at the store to recsived the Hallmark train set, and thought this would be p.great .and from 10'a.m. ,to 2 p.m. Satur wide variety of services including help people with their office supply anet Ron Wright of Professional business for them to be in. It took day. They eticouralW people to give copies, typewriter repair, special needs and questions are Wanda Property Management won the them about foilt months to get this them a call after hours tP!I if theY supply orders and custom orders for Miller and Mary Gomez. steno chair. business" and they haven't have' an emergency need for an wedding or graduation invitatioI1s, If people missed the Ruidoso Of Gary and Denise moved to regretted a minute ofit since. item or assistance. ' note cards, and thank yaus. They fice Supply open house on July 16, Ruiaoso from Bedford, Texas, after "We came here because we loved "We want to thankall of our val- can also do signs, I1ame plates, desk they are welcome to stop in' and ,living there, for a,bout 20 years. the people and the scenery isn't bad, uable customers and look forward GARY AND DENISE DEAN plates and engravings. meet the Deans and see the new , They had been vacationing here for either. It's a little bit of heaven on to building new ones," Denise said. , ~. . --}!)/i~#;~- -..... ~.. , .- LOST Giant Black Schnauzer 2 year old female Name Is "Lucky 1II0t wearing a collar Weighs 50 - 60 Ibill. ' Is very friendly Last seen In Cree Meadows Area CASH REWARD 257-2071 2574542 - Pet Grooming Carol's Cleaning,Service by Dependable, efficient, ' BRice Laura ,Schlegel residential house cleaning, aeQtlve ~$ Weekly or Bi-Weekly hair designs Special services Including post ·MouDtaiD View laimal Cliaic construction clean up. Cabin Walch. free consultations , 666 Sudderth Drive By Appointment (all 336-8264 257-3004 Ruidoso, NM 88345 (505) 257-912~ • EQUIPMENT • FASTENERS Beckers Mountain Laundry UIDOSO (Formerly Vanuu!ores) La%ge Capac:ity ~~ EN'I'~.ALL- Dzop Oft Bund1e ~ce Snack BIU:' and Game Room ~R~ ,Cldlcl1'ens Play Area 257·4001 &,SUPPLY P.O. Box 128 11011 E. M.ch8m 721 Mechem 7,30 LID. - 10 p.lD. - Monday • Sa,turclay RUidoso, NM 88345 RuIdoco. mot lI8345' ,257-7667 8 LID•• 6,00 p.lD. SvsIday 104Pa~Ave• • Home Dellvery_--$20.o03month. 257·5800 BUIlness 505·257.7447 - BUsiness amI Residential Serv.ice I18lJ, In COuntv ..$3D,OO y..r Installation of Phones and Phone Jacks IfaIJ, Oul of Counly__S32.GD year Custom Jeweler ... Watchmakers JilWtI..t The Ruidoso News (USPS "OHNSJ'ON 1304 Sudderth Drive BAR/T COMMUNICATIONS 472-800) Is published each JEWELERS P.O. 80x 2719 ruidoso paint-cent-er LicN032398 Monday and Thursday by 257-5800 Ruidoso, New Mexico 1308 Sudderth Driv. Rsi/on Publishing Inc., 104 WA~.vR o.n.r JERRV HOLDER Auldosa. N_ M.~lcD 88346 Steven Tiner Park Avenue. Ruidoso, N.M. Demll. Johnston P.O. B"" 1172 Second class postage paid at (SOS) 622·8807 Ro.weD, NM 88201 the Post Office at Ruidoso, NM. Postmaster; Send \S~ .. Mad/Has Cansu tlng address changes to The Water -l:Iacintosh: easiest/most powerful -for Your Ruidoso News, P.O. 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BEST AVAILABLE c6P't " Monday, August 3, 1992f1'heRllll;lo~oNeWll(5A Get set forraini~stmonth of the year . l\ofuuntain World Grows Greener of Lincoln as the .stage. In that time there Still In Year ofthe Rain were stage coaches, ox carts, and covered This is being sent to you in mid-morning of wagons in the show. , July 30 and will reach you on the third of Au CbristQbal Zamora Jr. gust, which year in and year out, is the Remembers First Show rainiest month of the year, although some of Christobal Zamora Jr., native of Lincoln our heaviest rains have arrived in October, and member of the prominent pioneer family, June and December. is the only member of the original pageant to This h~sbeen the longest rainy season I play in this year's show. He plays the part of N,t'f,V own~rS can remember here in the Vale, and the Sheriff William Brady, and also the priest in mountain world is tUl'ning greener and more ' the opening processiop. ' flowery day by day. Gilia or Scarlet trumpet.- a favorite among ',~:,l Peggy McCI~lIan (rii;Jht) makes sure D~nlse Dean is western flowers - are blooming on stems five The Voices This year the rains began in May, usually feet high. The Indian Paint Brush flashes its The voice of Billy the Kid is played by , ~",;! all set up at thE! RiJidolilo Office Supply and the driest month of the 12. And our weather ,;;; ,Hallmark be.fore saying. goodbye during Dean's vermilion color in Mlid beds along the hill Casey Ward, Dave Parks is narrator of the man, Bill Hostetter says that this was the wet- mow, and has done a greatjob for manyyears. open house in July. McClellan had owned the busi- test May in Lincoln County on record. ' sides and banks along the way. And all the ~;.\i mountain flowers have a special beauty added Other voices in the pageant are Betty • . /Jess for ab9ut 10 years before Denise and her hus Then in June, usually a very dry month . to their colors. . Shrecengost, John Amastae, Ralph Dunlap, 'll~wband, here at StOl'ID'S Crossing, heavy rains came .in, Gary, bought the business this. spring. In keeping' with the golden year of the and Marilyn and Wayile Ward. .tJi.l",. ~ causing Mother Earth to rejoice. Joe Salazar and his daughter, Lacy, will Today the sky is blue over a shining green rains, the colors of the song birds are brighter: . Obituary The Mexican Jay and the Pinon Jay are sing, to the accompaniment of the guitar. world with the American flag floating in a Roslilie Dunlap is in charge of lights. I 'breeze out of the northwest while the weather wearing their best blue coats; and the orange of Grossbeak, the red of the Robin's breast and Laura ' Amastae ,will perfOl'ID a special' ,ian M.Hicks - spirits are catching their breath after several the crimson of the House Fin~ - all are dance.,Diane Shrecengost is the director. I i: days ofsunshine and thunder showers. brighter'and more pure in their colors. The horsemen and their horses are a great eside service for Lillian M. Now to the sOllthwest over Storm Mountain ' feature of the show through the years. married to Gurney Hicks who also appear ·the snow white thunder'c1oudE; with Pageant Number Forty-Four 84, ill Ruidoso will be at 3 preceded her in death about 30 . Going back to the first pageant in 1940, this , The children add a greatcharni to the 1JdllY, Monday, at ~ Forest years ago. . , their billowy white tops clearly outlined as show, and many grown, ups in the pageant be they rise in the blue sky,like columns, towers, year's Last, Escape of Billy the Kid will be emetery in RUidoso: The She was a manager in the r.etail . number 44. gan years ago as children. nd Wayne Joyce of Ruidoso and pillars - sky-bourn monuments to the , The Clouds l\ofuve In industry for 20 years before retiring green and golden year. The Lincoln Days was discontinued during will officiate. Intel'IDent to Ruidoso 30 years ago from Ten World War II and revived in 1949. From that , And now on this next to the last day in - w at Forest Lawn. ' nessee. The mountain meadows are Mother Na date it has continued to this year,. ' ' .July, the Patriotic month' welcomes in the s died SatUl'day at Lincoln She is sUl'Vived by a, brother, ture's fields of waving grain. The small fields . This year's Billy the Kid is Thomas rainiest month of August. And ail to the west a' C 'Medical Center in Ruidoso. Oan Miller of Cleveland, Tennes - hardly visible in most years - on top of the Shrecengost. He is Kid number seven,. the great pageantof clouds stretches all across' the , She was born October 15, 1907, in high cliffs and ridges, along the mountain western mountain horizon, ready to move in see; nephew, Bill McCarty of sides, are shining in velvet green. others being Peter Hurd, John Davis, John Cleveland,Tennessee, to· Willard Ruidoso. Also preceding her in Thomas, Tom Taylor, Earl' Taylor and Billy with their showers to keep the mountain world ~~lizabeth. Miller who have death was a sister, ,Lucille Grass stems usually two feet in height are Shrecengost. , green. now six feet tall; and the Rocky Mountain pll.~'d~ her In death. She was McCarty, in 1990. The first pageant was held with the streets Let us thank God for all our blessings. - - 1&-""~~~~ • O~ero, , CO-Op members·oust 3 board incumbents during annual'meeting by YVONNE LANELLI . and Carrizozo," said Bill OCEC paying for board members' demand to 'off-peak' hours, the co Special to The News Stephenson, trustee from Car-'hospitalization insUl'ance. The non- op saves $250,000 annually. The Changes in rates and represen- rlZOZO. salaried board receives compensa- consumer saves, too," tation dominated activities at the Causing further budgetary crisis tion only for mileage to meetings, OCEC will mail this information 53rd annus) meeting of the Otero was aCEC's portion ofa $60 mil- Moss replied. When pressed JUl' to all members and give them a tri CQIlnt!V' Electric cooperative (OCEC) . lion environmental study ordered, ther, Moss replied, "It's common Saturllily in Cloudcroft. by Western Power Association. practice." aI·period. ,Vocal members of the nearly "This works out to $10,000 per 900·peJ;;son crowd first debated the month for us," said Watts. . Compared to other co-ops in the Lower rates further demand meter issue then decided He felt enVironmentalists fur state, OCEC's rates lie in the upper four positions on the 1O-person ther increased rates by holding up. third. These options will apply only to board of trustees. . construction ofutility lines. OCEC manager William Mer larger residential users, those who r~'the use more than 1,000 KWH per i A petition to entire "We've been working on replae- shte0n s!lidh:hos~~~:OJl~; :w;ith&. I~wer ~oard closed the ag~~!r;' ing this one line for 12 years and month. Thit is only eight p~fce.nt of ":! ra s ..ve more USlness • we'll probably be worlring on it for customers. the entire OCEC membersliip, said Demand to remove 12 more." "Our last rate adjustment was in Mershon. Consumers of less than demand meters 1,000 KWH will still use e regular '(.6b 'Xu \ He stressed that the state's rural 1982," Merl3hon continued. "The power companies were not anti biggest expense in 10 years has meter. The issue of demand meters, environmental, citing the recent been the cost of wholesale power. 1,000 KWH users therefore have long the bane of many, primarily construction of a power plant in , It's 60 percent of OUl' operating dol another option, to lower their use. Alto, residents, resurfaced as the Mershon cited several ways to do northern New Mexico that cost lar in 1991, but was only 52 percent ;; board attempted to justify its need $100 million for air controls. in 1982. this. for rate adjustments. "It's one of the cleanest plants in , "This must be passed on to the "The simplest way is to manual· "We were hit with a 46 percent the U.S. It will not have to be up consumer. Our taxes doubled also, Iy control appliances. Tum off the increase in hydro-power costs from graded like eastern coal-fired from one percent in '82 to two per water heater at night, for example. Plains Electric," explained T.L. plants." cent in '91. Note that we did reduce Or don't run the clothes dryer at Watts, president of the board. Next, Jack Moss's audit sum our operating expenses by four per the same time you're cooking din Plains Electric G&T Cooperative mary caused the first of many ques cent. We held flat expenses we had ner on an electric stove. supplies electricity to rural electric tions from the rate-conscious control over. We changed carriers "You can also purchase qooperatives in several states and audience. Dr. A.N. Spencer of Alto for both workmen's comp and group regulators which will automatically tc the 13 New Mexico co-ops includ asked where $1.82 million was in health and save 25 percent on one shut off one appliance such as a iPg-crCEC. OCEC in turn electrifies vested. Moss told him to consult the and 38 percent on the other." heater when another such as a ortions of three counties: Otero, full audit available at OCEC of clothes dryer comes on. There are incoln and Chaves. fices. Peak use equals peak rates electric thel'IDaI storage heaters "We serve rural Lincoln County that are ceramic and highly insu Jus the municipalities of Capitan Another member questioned the Using graphs, Mershon showed lated. These run only at night (to the load profile of a typical electric produce heat and store it) when day. rates are lowest but operate the fan ,• "The biggest is from sundown to during the day." . 9 p.m. Demand decreases rapidly Alto resident Lee Monroe said until 6 a.m. when it rises to a she easily cut her electric bill from secondary peak until 9 a.m. then $150 a week to $45·$50 a month by drops until sundown. The co·op has using an appliance regulator arid to pay demand rates to Plains and by converting from all-electric to that cost is borne by the consumer." propane for water and home heat In the '80s, homeowners with ing. Another Alto resident, Lillian large electric demands had their Puckett, said she, too, cut her elec regular 'JIletere replaced with tric bill dramatically without demand ,meters. This meter records sacrificing her quality of life. the highest usage lasting at least 15 minutes during the month. The Election results Attorney Wendell Lane. pictured at the podium Saturday customer pays according to that surrounded by door prizes, explains the recall petition in amount. In the four trustee elections, the which members.apparently tried to oust the Otero County Those members now have an op position sought by incumbent Fred Electric Co-op'sentire board of directors. In the election Hansen and challenger Glen Crane tion, said Mershon. Saturday, three of the four incumbents up for re-election He said Otero County Co-op, saw Hansen retain his' seat by were defeated. Public Service Commission and a virtue of a tie vote. group of interveners reached a Attorljey. Wendell .Lane an Other winners Saturday in. expl81ned a board member later. stipulated agreement that satisfies nounced that both Alto men had c1uded challengers Eric Heckman, Lane continued, "Because a sub all parties. received the sarne number ofvotes, Gary Wood and Ed HaselhofT over stantial number signed the peti "Large consumption users may "According to the by-laws, a ClIO: incumbents G.B. Oliver, Charles tion, the board will consider their choose aither a demand sUl'Charge didate must win by a majority. Mulcock and James Rogers and concerns and has appointed a five or a time of use (TOU) rate," said When there is no majority, the in challenger Rick Vanderwart. person committee for this. Lincoln Mershon. cumbent (Hansen) retains, his seat County members are Bill Hughes of "Under time of use rates, the until a successor is chosen. This Recall petition Alto, Neva Garrison of Carrizozo, customer pays 6.5 cents pill' lrilo may be done at either a special and John Cooper of Hondo." watt hour (KWH) used from mid meeting or at the next annual Attorney Lane briefly touched on Originator of tHe petition, Nancy night to 7 a.m. From 7 to 9 a.m. he meeting." _ the last item on the agenda, a peti. Ashcraft of Carrizozo, was unavail pays 23 cents per KWH (18 centsin A special meeting may be called tion calling for the recall and re able for comment the summer); from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., by the president of the board, by .placement of all board trustees. On a lighter note- 10 cents per KWH; from 5 to 9 p.m., three board mem6ers or by petition Lane said there were not enough Not all the meeting.. was busi- 23 cents KWH (18 cents in the sum numbering 10 percent of the mem valid signatures for the petition to ness, Members heard of OCEC's mer); and from 9 p.m. to midnight, bership. That meeting must genera be considered. A valid signature Herculean efforts during the .' r, A.N. Spencer of Alto a$ks about btero County Electric 6.5 cents. , te a quorum which is three percent. must be legible and be that of the Christmas power outage and met ooperative Investment$ dUring ,the co-op's annual meet "Customers choosing this option Currently OCRO numbers 8,875 member. • 12 scholarship winners, including i'?9 Saturday In Cloudcroft. A crowd of about 900 peoplo will also see their' monthly base members. Not everyone in a household is Mary McDaniel of Capitan. . turned out for the meeting; election of board members and rate increase from $lQ to $15.50 to Neither Hansen nor Crane were considered a member. Members also took home dozens , M cover the meter change. available for comment at press "Each meter is entitled to one of door prizes and ate a barbecue fi"eebarbeoue lunoh. "By shifting 1.3 megawatts of time~ • vote. or in this case, ona llignature," lunch. ",,,.;,jl.w&-~ • ~_ """.~ I ••at rit+*d:.j; ·.- "· -A- ·., 4 •• , , .....a_ ,..-, __ ..>olII;t,. ,...- _ __ ,-,"" -'"' .. _~._-- ". • 'Of'; 6A1The Ruidoso NswsIMonday, AUgust 3,1992 Ringo is this week's star at the. 'animal shelter ...." , .,, by DIANNE STALLINGS with kids. cats and other dogs," huskies and some strikinglyattrac caught up and overflowed the " Ruidoso News Staff Wrll:er Rinlt0 needs 'to be neutered, ,as tive white and brown spaniels, a shelter space. More than 50 " If you're looking for a buddy to do tWb 'other pint-size male young, but calm Irish setter, as well animals were destroyed in one day. curl up with on the couch at night charmers named Moogie and as a tan cocker spaniel. Several were past featured pets in· or to take on long walks in the cool Cranky by shelter workers. ' Carmela, a papillon mil{ with cluding Misty the greyhound, Mag evening, the Lincoln County Moogie is solid red in color and gie the intelligent catahoula, Flecks like his cOmpanion,' Cranky, ap 'one blue and One green eye, is the Humane Society has just the right pears to be predominantly a long perfect choice for a woman. the blue heeler, Mittens, with the answer. hair chihuahua, Basch said. ' Medium-sillie and slender, she'll fancy gray paws and Spice, who so valiantly protected his little friend ~ Three lap-size dogs are Moogie seems to get along well easy to ,walk, housebroken and abo "";"., temporary residents of the society's with everyone and everything. solutely elegant on the end of a Sugar. "~lJd shelter and are ready for new Whether it's the sluggish econo ,I "Both are abou.t five to six years leash. , my that's prompting some people to , c ..;IJ': homes. old," Basch said. "But the lifespan '" <11' .... Ringo is a Pomeranian nUx who of a chihuahua is 17-18 years, so Sugar, a temer-Australian put pets at the bottom on their list weighs about sight pounds and is they're far from old." shepherd .nUx, would be a great pet of priorities, no one can say for tan with white paws. The two dogs get along well to for a family with children. She is sure. He was picked up about three gether and probably would be good inquisitive and loves to explore. to adopt as a pair, he said. She would be a tenacious defender weeks ago in the Capitan area with t~. But the effect is devastating on tags dating from 1990 to 1992. But But if go to separate new and a great friend. shelter workers, as well as in, the homes, Cr , who is black and Adoptions have been down the efforts to trace the owners in Vic· cream with 'stinctive eyebrows, loss of each ofthose special lives. torsville, California have failed. would be better suited for a couple last few m~mths, but the number of To learn about Ringo and any of "He's real personable and without children. animals discarded by their owners the other dogs and cats, call Basch responds to his name," said sh~lter . 'n1e shelter also has many me is way up. at 257-9841 or stop at the shelter at RINGO " .- manager Randy Basch. "He's good dium and large-size dogs, hounds, Late 'last month, the figures Gavilan CanyonRoad. . .J ,I • •" " •, •, • •, • • • • ,• • •, • • ------.;::;------,;;;------":,=:,_:!~ ..: ", ' • ,@~roratorll' • COMPUTER OWNERS , Story idea? , ,• , , ~tubin ·, ., Do your computers always seem to be JUST, ,. covered with dust? 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We are a member of the Audit Bureau of -FIIement· StrlliPP'ntI _. - fllP.cI< CircUlations because we share ABC's belief - OnlyAuthodzed Zuni Art 'nIb"'er that circulation aUdits are an essential Dealer In Ruidoso • fll OlL /FUm"u,. Pollelt Han"",. assurance of value. ABC Is the premier circulation auditing • 'flllII Kltclten Can .a"e organization In the world, and has been - Authentlc Zuni Art Stralsht since 1914. EaCh year, ABC auditors test and From The Pueblo To You At verifY that our circulation figures are facts. 111e 8t:st Price Available not claims. An ABC audit Is the sign of a soundtnve$lrnent for advertisers. Come talk to Linda and leam about the N'ot lIll publications are audited, but they I Zuni C,!ltiJre & arts. , . shollrabe..Secause whe.n advertIsers ask • . . ',". .. -., "Is your circulation lludlted?" tllere's only ;. " .. one.{(nsw8.t. . . .e6t ''Yeil.'' .' AudltBureau Cfrc:Ufatlons • , ~ . , \ .. , OIl .."""'. --M ...... oIi.~-'-"'Iil.,;;,jjj .-.li- ...... ~.-.~~...IlliI...ooIlIl::...., ,;,;,wס'-'...... , ...... ,... ~,t _,...... -....i:II .'..... _,c.;oo..., ...., •. ""-- ...... 9- .- -. " '_,' , ,'_' ' 4 '._ '&•••, '•.•-••- '._- '.:•••'.1. < < ,~" '," ,,- ,.'~' . , .~.- '.',. , .." '. ~~ ...., - ..- .<. '. • ;,'~ .,.'. ", " • .. .< BEST AVAILABLE COpy 8A1The Ruidoso NeWs/Monday.Au9IJst:;l, 199;;! , < SportS. . -- Golfers scramble to win at Alto Snowcapper .iuA ... The 19th annual "Snowcapper" < Tuesday's scramble ended in I< Member~Gull " < REAL ESTATE CLASSES IN RUIDOSO • • • Offered bythe Nonis School ofReal Estate -"Share YOUI' wOl'Id wit" my WOl'ICI! The walls must 'come down!" Registration Sun~ August 9th 1:30 P.M. voufailea American Intercultural 727 Mechem Drive In Ruidoso. !!S!I, 1- ~,uD has Insurance. Student Exchange sPt!lldlng mO!18ll. a non-profit tax exempt Prepare Cor the OctDber State Exam a culture to share. educational, fourrt1'atlon , HighestPassing Rates In the Statel More,'students , Imm 31 countries PLEASE CALL: . 1-80O-SS~449 MARY ANN: 50 ·299-9298 ': I =m'lhl' school )'liar. ,;.. ,' ANNA f,om SWEDEN Dunm. Duran S c)'lingTeam would l1ke co welcome Ca.f'1yo~ glaze. "THANK YOU!" THANK VOUFOR CHOOSING carlyon IIpeclli!lzell In permll, pedlcurell, mlinlCUJ'eIl, and hall' Home l 'r!> AU.OF'Ill\:! FolLOWINQ S.-oNSORS OJ' OUR 19TH ANNUAL "SNOWCAPl'BR" delll,snln,s- We would 1Jke to InVI1:e all of her cUII1:omerll and ~~ MSMnBR-o'OEST OOLFTOUIlN,AMEN1'ON nJl,.V 2.1.2.2..2.3 AND 2.4. ~t.rr ",< ' ,"0 f'l'lendt. 1:0 ccime by lind lIay :Bello. ..,,0 "I$.. yntlll OSNJ!ROUS SPONSORSHI1' AND CONTJNUIlDSUPPORT nus TOuRNAMENTWOULD NOT BEPOIlSIBLB. Harold. Leroy. Debra. & Carlyon <0 our 4IUper 1'eOepbonle'l: Zula 910 Jleobe1.Q DJ'. 6wbe B 29'1-42'1'1 Dunul. Dumri HaJJ' DeilJ811el'l\ would like t6Thtl,ilk You. Llnooln CoWl")' for )'01'i'IIUppOl'lI anc:tpa'l1rQnll:ae. . • <. jA. pz P F pi pi p ,.. po ' #". .,.....,.--..--- _ ..- ... ..-- .. ..- .- .. ." , .. " .' .: " ,-" '. ."r'?"" '.'1 ",";''''"',, " ... ,' 3,4O~.20 Ruidoso DQWI'lS Results, · 7-BIn Je'(Plneh.~)3.603.00 , $78.80. Tot..Ia: $1,086,60. $16.20. TIif.cla, $80.20. ,561.40. .4·PPJlce•• Hatlk (Zamom)'6;1l0 .'-Alllm"'llt Sleww;lde (Cl>sbm!l) 6.\1:0 , ~ I.R"I"" (lVlurpby)5,80 4,40, Sunday. AiJgl,ISf 2 Time, 1,IO.4Pick Six< No wume.., COno 1iiii.G: I'u.. $:l,eOQ. 3YO /I< Old"r Fillie. 15'b, Simulc.'I.D.l Ma,. !'It... $2Z,OOO. Ninllt: rurs. $4.300.3'YOOlder Pillie. '2~~"i\I)QIOlllew (Sulllmen)c6,OO. , .iI. M.re., 'I'D C1aiilting $6,250, 7 112 Fur· Tune:' 1;1.2.4 'l\vi!l Trif.""': 1st half .,. pay. $157.90, OC ., " ' ••, .,' , " " ,. ' .. ' . 1 I ,"-t. ., I " • . ~ , . ,,:.. :~" '.', . ". <,. , , ;"" • De.li WrJie Vs Oil Frida" Augu" as, 11'.,. ea. brlns,.,.r Pleaee loin ue Friday, De Ruld.,_" News will ..1.ee'la.~.He..s It, be.lte place,.,u can 'I1Ie RIIld.,s., 1\1e.. A"Uus.as Itelp .urn s.,lIIe 8 ••lIl~ - IS ...... S a.m. - 5 p.m." II". '.'. . anund. M••"., - Frl"", 'IlIe R..ld"e" Ne..,. ,*" '}.. ene~ aIe . :.,,.. Ilaell pe...y earned ..,111 lIelp.0 ..e .lIeee unf"H.... a"'mals .111 hm.....e ftt reeel". ad.....aa care. , ·.e ., y".. eanmake a dillereneel }=o .._ ..... , ," (~, tONThs Ruidoso NswslMonday. AU9uS~ 3.1992 " .. ,BESTAVA\LABLE COpy ...... _. ...,. ,', .. _'. ',...... ""'••, •••.•',' , .. " :.••••••••.•.. _ .," .'" ", "'._ ,_ __ .' ",.,"",_ " ,,' '- .• ',>. ,_", '.- ","It..•.•.,,_ ••' '", ' •• _ .•, •.. __,c_,,_._,_ .. , C,-, _' C-" "'.-'''','••" ,"~... ~ ,• is;,'.);;',; '.., ~ Fun, food a:gd4-H animals and exhibits make for.a great Lincoln County Fait'. by DIANNE STALLINGS Everyone is welcome at the An· beef, swine and goats, while Juan -noon to 8 p.m., check in all Thursday,Aug,.ast 6 , ..:...s a.m. to 6 p.m., build}ngs " RUidoso News Staff Writer nual Lincoln County Fair, which Ortiz will award points for the livestock except rabbite and -8 a.m., buildings open to the open to public. , poultry, rabbits and dairy gOllta. public. -8 a.m., junior exhibitors coffee. Few places in Americll still CllD will open to the p\lblic at 8 a.m. poultry. ~:30 boast about offering folks a chance .Wednesday and will really get into Gary Hathorn will judge market -4-7 -p.m., inside entries ac ~ a.Ill., market swine show. un., special (anim:al) to be part of llD old·fashion county swing by Saturday with the special. lambs and be the swine. classifier. cepted, such as arts and crafts, -1 p.m., Cabrito (goat) show. lead class for children tOo young:to fair. pet show, awards and junior live- Jack McCaw will be the junior live 'baked goods and horticulture.. -2 p.m., breeding.cattle show. enter regular show events. The. The kind of county fair where 4- stock sale. stock sale photographer and Rick --2:30 p.m., market steer show. groups are divided into,3'6 years H activities. baked. good~ and a Concessions will be handled by Walters will handle the livestock . Wednesday, August 6 Fri«laY, August 7 and 6-9 years ofage. " youngster's prize steer are the focus members of the Future Farmers of auctio!!. -10:30 a.m., awards will be pre -8 a.m. to 8 pm".buildings sented.. nearly have disappeared from the America, who will hl\ve cooked up Those displaying their hand· ~ a.m. to noon, inside entries open to public. nation's landscape. their delicious barbecues, ham· iwork, animate or inanimate, will accepted. Livestock. pens available. . -8 a.m. to noon, Senior Citizens -11:30 a.m., lunch for livestock But not in Lincoln County. burgers and hot dogs; and the local need to show up earlier than the ....,.Noon, classification and bake-offsntriea llcc\lpted ' buyers prepared by the linooln . Getting together with neighbors 4-H group, which wi,ll sell un public. '. weigh4tg bf'alilivestock. -9 a.m., market lamb show. County PairBo/U'd.' llDd tossing in two-cents worth of. forgettable Frito pies, soft drinks, A schedule of events and check -1 p.m., judging of all inside -i1 a.m., dairy goat show. -3 p.m., junior livestock 'sSj.e. opinion on sheep, swine and poultry :popcorn and all the other goodies in times is listed below: entries. ' -1 pm.,· rabbit and poultry All fair exhibits, livestock and'in 1S perfectly acceptable at the fair- fsir-gQers expect to savor. -5 p.m.. desdline for all special :show. side entries will be released at'the conclusion of the junior livelltook " ground in Capitan this .week. Ron LambwiU judge the sheep. Tuesday, August 4 cake entries. . saturday,August 11 sale. ,f, ~ ~ '.• t : ,,", I Visit history with Old Lincoln Days' .. :.~&JZo .. The streets of sleepy little Lin· Lincoln Parade coIn Days, win be in the picnic area A.~A€J9#N coin will come to l\fe this weekend at 1 p.m. Saturday, ~gust 8. with the annual Old Lincoln Dllys. Lineoln'sbig parade will roll at . Fiddlers of all ages will enter- Casino Night • 11 a.m. 'Sunday right down the his- tfPn, so bring a blanket or lawn Friday. August 14. 1992 Pageant toric town's one and only str.eet. chair and relllX. Siand Ofelia Salas will serve as 8:00 • 11 :00 PM . Billy the Kid, portrayed by grand marShals and lead the big Cavalry's coming RuIdoso Downs Sports Theater Thontas Schrecengost, will ride parade through Lincoln. again in his 43rd annual "Last Es Floats, sherifi'a pOsses and The Texas Fourth Cavalry Unite Grand Prize (Ne6d 000 ,.Pr, . cape" pageant in Lincoln. politicians will join the bands and of Lubbock, Texas,. will participate 1992 Ford Festiva* NOIbeAizeS Pageant . performances are at other entries to make for an enter- . in the "Last' Escape" pageant and eht ~ 8:;lOp.m. Friday and.8aturday, Au taining caravan. will ride in the parade Sunday. . • Qualify with Wlnnlnl;Js • 'lf9S 10 . gust 7 and 8, and at 3:30 p.m. Sun The authentic cavalry group will (Every 100 In Chips = 1 Raffle Ticket) '1'1) day. August 9, at the' pageant Fiddling Around post camp in Lincoln, just as Col. . (Must be Present to Win) • grounds in Lincoln. Dudley's troops did during the five. The pageant, directed this year The Old Fiddler'a competition, a dlly battle. $20 Donation - 1000 Chip. by Diane Shrecengost of Lincoln, favorite each year during Old Lin- Visitors to Old Lincoln Days can tells the story ofthe Lincoln County visit the encampment and view a .TiclcBts soldat War and the Kid's involvement be little piece ofliving history. Century 21 Aspsn Re81 Estate ginning with the killing of Tunstall Brunelrs • RUidoso ~ate Bank & Window and continuing through Billy's last Mountain men at the Track· Any Rotarian OT escape from the courthouse in lin At The Door on Casino Night New Mexico Mountain Men will , coln. march in the parade and camp in Shrecengost, a junior at Capitan old lincoln.townfor the weekend. All Proceeds Go To Rotaty Scholarship FUI111, High School, Will be playing Billy Stop by to see the muzzle-loader *Winner Must Pay Taxes & Registration Fees i , for the third yeat. f"Howing in1;l,\e ,. shollting . exhibitions and I footsteps, of 'biB "father, Bill'· ".. totmlhawk-tRroMIfg contests.. .-,' ,- Ford'Motor Flebate-to'~ry" Shrecengost Jr., who portrayed the outlaw years ago. • More Artist Peter Hurd Wall an early, Billy the Kid performer. The street festival will extend ~ulboso Ruidoso Police detective Lanny from On~ end of town to the. other, If,e, . Maddox will feel right at home in with food booths and arts and . t\a.csf Fiun C""'Ql'SS'ot) his role as Lincoln County Sheriff crafts exhibits set up along the Pat Garrett, hot on Billy's trail. street. 1'R£S£NTS••• Admission to the pageant is $3 Museums and shops will be open for those 14 and over. Children un Friday, Saturdlly and SUndlly, as der 14 are admitted for $1. ' will theWortley Hotel. ' '\ mE ·DlG IS BACI -'ClJ IN HIS ·£ASTLEt LYNN MABIIN PAIS TBlBUTI asc J TO 7fk- -9fti •·····- " .. - ..':'t······' . • i' . 1992 . 'OAM-'Of'M LIVE STAGE SHOW ,THIS WEEK~ • J)AfLV * MUSiC . . . SPEOIAL GUEST , , PERFORMANCES , , *COMEnV' I: 6 Show~ Weeklyl *R~va MON~SAT '. Martin 7:31 PM W~n'esd~y 8< Thursday J Son Driq~~ & p.\3P,COtrt· " 1.\, . Adpl~$1~ ,. . l 'ltGrahM1Brothe>S .1' Fr,lday Evening .. OhlkJrel'l $6 TAAlNot. ~ " ReservatlonsSll($e$led Atl~y ~~~ .. - ,'" ',', ',' '* Jonl .. I2(U0050 CI.Vf' €V€tKS Monday.s. Tuei!ld~y 1, , . -~. .ceo~ 1 Ticl<~s /"'..5 APt.LT$- Kms"" • IN.-ORMATION: Ii . - , .', P.l '1\UIttO$OM~LL£'VC"Af'1'BJ!1\ H, ', 01= COMMltRC-E. n" ' '··007253~225S' '..~0512$7-7395 • - _. - ''I- " H • ...... , 1iIfilI··.', ...... -..... '" ,'" >.. .; ,•.••.' i.; '..: .;.-,.,-, ~ ~ 1,1. , -':"" .. ,:;'. -'.. ,,-- ", ',' " -, ~' - ' . q " • . " '." .,'.' , ;-; ." ; - 4P pz p pi jP F r .,.... ,.... """-11"':"""""'" P'"" ".,...... "..r .,... r ,.... ""'" .,.,...... '~_ '7 .,. ,.... .-. r- ,....- r- -.- ,__ ,...., r .,....-.... .,. ...- ..- 'I'" r f' .. • ... '" r .. ..- II' ...... ~ ._:z . . . . . I ".. ' ...... • ~~ .,.. lll" I <1 l>W; '{ ~ I BEST. ' ' ... Monday, August 3, 1992/The Ruidoso Newsl11A : I .... ~~iLl!Br.....·t·...",•• !II ·t ~. • .. • 'lI!t. fL~ •.• <'..·c,..'••',_ " .. ; •.•..•.•.•.•,.,., .'._.• '" -':..",'-"f -" :;;", -:.•'.,,.._:'~: . .',:._.' ::"•.••••.•.•'.,:.,'-', '.:."" ",.',";' c. .' ,., ,.-" ':'_":'.~.. >.,,:,.!'.;. '>" tt Ii !l\1 ~ it. "". , ~ . ' GivicCenteropenswith Salute to the Arts Try .,',a taste'of Lincoln County. )~1~jI . Try a taste of LincoJn County $»JMte to the Arts, sponsored by showc~se format, and includes such Gap, Concho Grass and Sandhill "An impromptu windup jam ses Admission to thesmorgas on· Saturday, August 22, when bord of tasty items will be a $5 the,~Wp.oso Arts and Film Commis-, well,known, artists' as Dave Bluegrass Band. . sion is tentatively plannei!," accGrd· the League of Women Voters sio~'lWill'be the inaugural even in McGarY, 're'rj Sodd, CandyceGar- Championship fiddlers Bart and ing to the release. donation to the League, of presents a ~asting luncheon. Women ' Voters of Lincoln' Ru\\W!lQ's brand n~w ·civic events rett lW-djJQe DUnlap," continues the Marilyn Trotter will also play on The League presents its first center. .' . ,newsrelease. , . , Saturday. _ Openingceremony County. Donations may be made tasting luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to members or at the door. ' 'Thjl$alute, w!-1ich brings to.geth. "In addition to these per- to 1:30 p.m. in the cafeteria at er music and VlSUal arts, WIll· be, MWlic formailces, various perfQrmers will "The opening ceremony will in .Door prizes will be presented prellAA~ed clude a musical salute featuring Ruidoso, High School. • fr,om 1 a..m. to 10 p.m. be conducting seminarsQn their Recipes for luncheon items and music will be provided by' Fril\ij!l'll Saturday and Sunday, 1\U- Each day will feature a different own specific instrUments, to bean- Old Wine and New Bottles and an will be avail&ble for sale. pianist Patti Briinberry. , gust 7, 8 ani! 9, in the center 10- mllsical style, with jaz1' to be show- nounced throughout each day's ac open invitation to sin 'America the cat!lilJ~ the heart of the Village. of .cased on Frida.y, bluegrass on Sat- tivities,"· continues the news Beautiful,'" . Ru\W>l!Sl. between the Links a~' urday and classical to con- release. Tickets, $5 each, are avajJ.lible at Si~p.~lanca and village han. . ,temporary on Sunday. Sundays musicai offerings will· the Ruidoso Valley Chamber of ~~ project involves the ele- Ja1'1' groups, set to perform from include Victor Valenzuela, a French Commerce and will be sold at the ments ofmuslc and art, with a total 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday, win be ,hom, virt1l0S0 with the. TucsQn door. Children 12 and imder will be of 93 musicians/penormers, and 60 Old Wine and New Bottles, Dexter Symphony, who will be perfpnning admitted n-ee. .. artists from California" 'Colorai!o, Ja1'1"Band, Roswell Jau Orchestra, 'from clasf;licalto contemporai:y, ac;. Tex: and New Mexico," according George Valen1'uela, TeildiSullivan companied by George Valen1'uela Food and drinks will be sold and ~e, to news release provided by andFriends,Big Band from the Rio from Carlsbad. ' door prizes will be presented. .". , Art and Film Commission. Grande andSpice ofLife. Other performers include Denny " According to the Arts and Film f '4 ' . Bluegrass~oupswill take to the Muecke, performing Gershwin; and Commisf;lion news release, these ,, Art . stage from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Satur- Patti Brimberry, 'classical events are funded by a New Meltico day. They include Blue 1rain, Pecos pianist/violinist,' performing Arts Division and the Village of e 'art will be presented.in a, Valley Bluegrass Band, Capitan Scrillbin and Bach: Ruidoso grant awarded in 1992. Altrusa goes' , . ',. .w for the gold ~ Altrusa Clbb of Ruidoso invites ."." the community to a free program on , "t tlleTreasure of Victorio Peak at 7 p.m. Tuesday, August 4,at the "rr Anne C. Stradling Museum of the Horse on U.S. Highway 70 in Ruidoso Downs. Bill Thorpe will present the free . program. For more information contact Karen Morrisat 258-5290 or Kathy Echols at 257-5005. See the west on -. film in slides • "The Magic West,on Film" is the title for the next Anne C. Stradling Museum of the Horse presentation. , University of N~w Mexico professor Richard Etulain,win pres ent a slide lecture to museum mem Rebecca's bers and guests at 7 p.m. Friday, August 14, in the Museum of the op ten again Horse on U.S. Highway 70 in Ruidoso Downs. Gloria and Don Zeitelhack of Many tival on July 24-26. The couple does The public is invited to the free Moons in Alto took top ten honors handcrafted jewelry and belt buckles program. again this year at the Ruidoso Art Fes- with a unique style. A reception for Museum memo bers will follow. ' Only forty-five minutes south of Ruidoso, perched 9 ,200feet atop Lincoln Cablevision, the Sacramento Mountains, the The Bull Ring and exquisitely restored Rebecca's in the historic Lodge at Cloudcroft Budweiser are pleased to bring offers Southern New Mexico's most you the world1s first extraordinary dining experience .1 commercial - free Olympics! indoors, poolside and in Rebecca's garden. I I, i It's the Summer OlY.IDPics TripleCast- Three cable chlllll1els, telecasting simultaneously. covering ~-"""" j the most popular events and emphasizing American Tha... ! ..July 26 - August 9 .~, 15 glorious days of Olympic coverage with no commercial interruptionsl R"becca's !e The Olympics TripleCast is in addition to • NBC's regular 01ymp1c Coverage. Sponsored byUncoLn Cablevision~ The Bull Ring' & Budweiser. Cloudcroft, New Mexico r For ~re itiformation, directions or reservations call us tol(free at (800) 395-6343 or (505) 682-3131 ,~' ...... ". .'" '.~" ' ' ' ~ ~ .' '~ . < • ...... -_ ,.. ; '.- , . .'. '. Coming Up • 10 a.m.-10 p.m.daily-8ALUTE TO 1HE ARTS, sponsored by the Ruidoso Arts and Film 6 p.m.-'-FIRST MONDAY meeting of the Re Commission, in the new civic events center. Tickets publican Party of Lincoln Co~ty at Rosalie's are $5 for adults and children are admitted free. Restaurant at Carrizo Lodge. Valerie Miller, LCMC For information, contact the Ruidoso Valley ChBlll ber of Commerce. administratOr, will be the guest speaker. The public '.' is invited.~ " ~ 7:30 p.m.-RUIDOSO LODGE 1173 will meet. a.m.~EXTENSION Dinner will be, served at 6:30 p.m. All Masons are 9 HOMEMAKERS invited to attend. CLUB·CARlUZOZo.,.will at the REA Building. The program will be on "Embroidery" by Annie Withers. Bring dish for potluck. 10 a.m.-NARFELINCOLN COUNtt CHAP 7 p.m.-RUIDOSO LITTLE THEATRE audi TER at K-Bob's Restaurant. Valerie Miller, admin tions for "Steel Magnolias" by Robert Harding at istrator of the Lincoln County Medical Center" will Carrizo Lodge. Parts for six female characters discuss the upcoming hospital mill levy election, ranging from 18 to 68 years old. The play will open Visitors are welcome. in October, For previewing scnptsorotheririforma tion call Cam McClellan. "'-.,at 257-5767."," . '10 a.m...... EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS Top knights' CLUB·RUlDOSO·HONDO VALLEY at the' 7' p.m.-ALTRUSA CLUB invites the com Senior Citizens Center in Ruidoso. Mary Stromer Ruidoso Councii #6597 of the Knights Catanach, chaplain; Chris C"arusoli)I'l, m~ty to a program on th~Treasure of Victorio will present the program with an international of Columbus installed 9fficers July 14 recorder;' Allen full, deputy' grand Peak by Bill ThorPe at the Museum of the Horse. theme, Bring It dish for potluck. for 1992-93. The are (kneeling, from knight; Robert Johnston, outside guard; Call Karen Morris at 258-5290 or Kathy Echols at left) Romeo Klain,' inside guard; Raymond Baca, warden; Alfred Trujillo, 257-5005 for information. 6:30p.m.-UNCOLN COUNTY DEMO· Michael Brillante, immediate past grand CRATS at Cree Meadows Country Club to hear Treasurer; (standing in rear, from left) from Dan Sosa, Democratic candidate for Congress. . knight; Robert Nys, grand knight; Jack Re'ed, chancellor; and Albert Order from the menu.. (standing, from left) Joe Lopez, finan Richardson, two-year trustee., Mr. - cial secretary; Koe Koegler Sr., one Gomez, with his district warden 2 p.m.-MOUNTAIN PUPPETSWOImSHOP year trustee and past state deputy; for the whole family at the Ruidoso Public Librliry. Charles Hofer (not pictured) came in Rudy Loya Sr., advocate; David from Roswell to conduct the installation 10 a.m.-noon and 2-4 p.m,-TEXAS·NEW MEX Gomez, district deputy; Rev. Richard ceremony. (Photo courtesy of Bob Nys) . ICO POWER COMPANY will sponsor a two-day 7 p.:m.-FREE PHYSICALS at the Ruidoso workshop for children ages eight to 12 at the TNP's High School gymnasium. Medical exams are re District Office, noo Mechem Drive. The workshop quired for middle school and high school students will consist of the science of electricity, environ- . mental cllnsiderations, 'the use of appliances and who will be participatingin any school sport. . Navy Lt. Cmdr. DONALD L, Agold, along with his shipmates and Marine Corps "islartd-hopping" food preparation. Space is limited so call and AGOW, son of Ned G. and Doris reserve a space at 258-5511. and embarked Marines, will join campaign in World War U's Pacific A Agold of Ruidoso, recently more than 1,000 allied veteran son theater. deployed aboard the tank landing Guadalcanal for the dedication of Agold visited Pearl Harbor, BIKE AND SWIM IN THE SAME DAY, ship USS Racine, homeported in several war memorials, the unveil Hawaii, sponsored by the Ruidoso Parks and Recreation. Long Beach, California, for three ing of a statue and a "burial at sea" He is a 1979 graduate of Texas Times and location 00 be announced. A barbecue 9,10 a.m.-MAINSTREET COFFEE at Pizza' months to the Solomon Islands to ceremony. A&M University, College Station, lunch will be provided. Rio and the Timbers Mall, 2253 Sudderth Drive. commemorate,the 50th anniversary Additionally, the ship's sailors Texas, with a bachelor of science . ofthe Battle· of Guadalcanal during and Marines will visit several other degree. He joined the Navy in July 9 a.m.-4 p.m.-TIERRA DEL SOL HOUSING 8 "p.m.-eASINO NIGHT at the Ruidoso World War II. ports to pay tribute to the Navy 1980. CORPORATION will be at the Village Hall in Downs Sports Theater, sponsored by the Ruidoso . Ruidoso Downs taking applications to determine Rotary Club. All proceeds will go to area students the need fOJ: a selfhelp 1l0usig.gpl'Ogramm tha:Lin· . fQJ.j. scholarships. Door prizes will be awarded. Don't keep those cards and letters coming coln County area. By building tile self·help method, Gitllsts Will try their luck at blackjack, dice, wheel offortune and other games ofchance. Top prize is a eligible families can own a home qth no down pay Don't send cards. This boy's OK had no place to put them. legal agencies in New Mexico. ment and monthly payJIlents based on income. 1992 Ford Festiva. Purchase tickets from Rotary is the advice of Ruidoso village at So many letters were received Club members or at the door. In spite of efforts to stop the Financing is provided by Farmers Home Admiqis torney David Thomslln. flood, the get-well cards continued that even the sponsoring group, tration. Low to moderate income familiea are en Thomsen, on a public service to pour in according to the story. Children's Make A Wish Founda couraged to apply. Forinformation, call 585·2859. mission, notified The Ruidoso News • Ann Landers, a columnist that tion, wasn't rich enough to make a last week that the Craig Shergold gives advice, called Marian mailing list out ofthem. 'story has surfaced again. 2:30-4 p.m.-"GOSPEL SING" hosted by the Shergold in London to get the story. The story goes that an operation This type of story has been Landers was told that John' was made and the malignant brain Castle Mountain Music Show in Ruidoso. Area bouncing around long enough til churches and singers/musicians WI11 perform along Kluge, a lion-hearted Virginia bil tumor was removed. The boy OLD LINCOLN DAYS in Old Lincoln Town. collect S3-million cards and a Gui lionaire, had arranged for Craig to named Craig, about 10 years ago Lincoln with exhibits and booths throughout the with the Castle Mountain Music Makers. The show ness Book of World Records listing is free to the public. Anyone interested in perform have brain surgery performed in the boy was named David, i5 now historic town. The Texas Fourth Cavalry Unit of for young Shergold. Charlottesville and brought over happy and healthy. Lubbock, Texas will post camp in Lincoln, and New ing should call 257-6180. Donations eccepted to The boy, according to legend, defray expenses the entire Shergold family so they A recent Ann Landers column Mexico Mountain Men will camp in town and.con was dying of a malignant brain could give Craig moral support. noted that if you receive any pesky duct muzzle-loader shoots and tomahawk-throwing tumor and his alleged dying wish 2:30-6:30 p.m.-SUMMER CONCERT at Tin ln the mean time, letters are chain letters in the mail, particu contests. Museums and shops will be open. . was to receive enough get-well still pouring in. 1arly any regarding Craig Shergold, LAST ESCAPE OF BILLY. 1'HE KID at the nie Silver Dollar Restaurant featuring Latin and cards to make the record book. jazz music by Spice ofLife. This concert is.free and "tear them into little piece and feed pageant grounds in Old Lincoln with performances According to the story, they The letters requesting help from them to the fish." at 8:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and at 3:30 p.m. everyone is invited. - received letters from allover the Craig that were faxed by Thomsen Landers said apparently hob Sunday. Admission is $3 for those 14 and older and world including cards from world to The News were on letter head byists think they have found anoth $1 for children under 14. leaders or at least from offices of paper of the New Mexico Public De er "cause" and, therefore, the OLD'TIMERS FIDDLING CONTEST wm be world leaders. fender Department and the law renewed interest in "help this boy." at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Lincoln picnic grounds. 11:30 a.m.-LINCOLN COUNTY LEAGUE The family was thrilled with all ftrm of Bailey and Welborn out of There seems to be Iittle doubt OLD LINCOLN PARADE will roll through OF wOMEN VOTERS at the Episcopal Church of the cards, receiving several thou Socorro. that little David or little Craig or Lincoln at 11 a.m. Sunday. Holy Mount, parish hall, on Mescalero Trail. sand every day, filling the house The public defender's office sent whomever will surface again in a and then the garage. Finally. they the request to help Shergold to all few years. , r------, j I SVBSCRIBE IN LINCOLN COUN'IT I LEGAL NOTICE person. finn ofcolpOl"ation med, in triplicate. with The associated Decision , I 6 Mon~8 Mall $28.00 I NOTICE is hereby given or other entity objecting Eluid L. Martinez. State Memo is available opon I ' 1 'Year Mall $80.00 I that on July 17, 1992, that the grllIIting of the Engineer, 133 Wyatt request from the Lincoln to American Lode application will be Drive, Suite 3. Las National Forest, I *. I Corporlltion, 1204 contrary to the Cruces, New Mexico Alamogordo, NM 88310. I 'NEWI I Mechem Drive, Ruidoso, conservation of water 88005, within ten (10) and the Smokey Bear New Mexico 88345 med within the state or days after the dlIle of tile Ranger Dismat, Ruidoso. • Senior Cltb-.ens Rate I application numbered T- detrimental to the pUblic last publication of this NM 88345. This project • $25.00 ... year. I. 1901-anlarged witli the welfare of die stare and notice. may be implemented seven • III COUIlty 0n:1y--" I S1'ATB BNGINEER for showing that the objector Legal #8180 (7) days after this legal ·1 I permit to divert for will be SUbstantially and 3T(8)3.10,17 notice has been published ~ OUT OF COUN'IT consumption use 1450 specifically affected by the in The Ruidoso News. :1 YEAas I acre-feet per annum of the granting ofthe application ----....., ----- This decision is subject to I 6 Monf:ld Mall $80.00 I ground water of the shall have standing to file LEGAL NOTICE appeal pursuant to Forest ~t: L,~,c@l N~ws Ye~ ~:o:~~~~:~o;:~ ~~:~~~d;sb:~ee~~,tet~~~ USDA FOREST .• *,-tW 1 JIJat1 $92.001 SEltVICE Service regulations at 36 LINCOLN CFR Part 217, Appeals I ·1obM "~~,~~i,f~a~ I ~:1WJif:)r:iifd~ :::~::~f~;:Ir::~~:: N A1'IONAL FOltESTmust be filed witlJin. 45 SMOKEY BEAR days from the date· of "I.,.... ~C;tu,'1'~t,:a,,~~g"'.':,.r';,i,'; ,., II. 13. 1bWJIship 9 South, .bouds, itlsttUl1Jentalides ltANGE:R DISTRICT pUblication of ibis noUc¢. I~ A~peals *TheBestEnleftab;u:i1.ettt·-"~;,:; ""'-l<~ 1IlII~~...... -...... "=.e ..' : , Rllnde .:Etast. or institutions,~,hib and all LINCOLN COUNTY, Notices of must I , -, , ,. .<:" '_r_'" ,., - - ; = • '7 - '" i :-tr(r' '9'""'. I' I" -( " Col' - - Jl Ii.:"'...... : • ..1 • f NgW MeXICO meet the reqUiremenf$'~ . ' "n !',trw" m:: ,!~Y".' I;i"ijjti~'~"'i _"',,_'s:" e", ·1 ~~~:~. t~b: :~:; ~~ t:e "'~7a: ';;~dS1~~e~r "''''''-~'''., ~lS· "-en~"t4es On July 30. 1992, 36 CPR 217.9. . ~ ; ..-;.,. •_ - "-x' , 't!. !;"'zi'...... - .•. rLliUlI.6...·-o....t·d'0 •"aG.:....1t;On. lin'"a agen'CI'es, inD U1U IW.lItA '1.,. - V Smokey Bear" District" :' ,,~",,", ,. '0 '" ,,', .• ,W' " " '"' ,"H,"., "I pipeline. and it1stitu~QrtSll&ll1t1i4'Ve Ranger Octa1dM. Hawkes For additionlll information .•.•• ~·J.~d,!e_.' ~~~~ .... ":':":".::.. :,.'."",:';:""; Anv pewon firm or ~~~:='~e~U:~~; ItIade a: decision toapprOve concerning this deciSiOfi ()t 1 ~~. ..-atJ'~;, "'~;:, I or'otheren~ty a Plan ~ of operations. the Forest Service appeal :1 ....."" ..",.,:" '"T ... ,' ....,., .. ", co!P(kllt:lOIl b' f' '*'".'1 b' ,_ " .e ·'e· .."'." '",.' ... ,"p,,,~,·,"n""pe""'.,.wv.• , ""'''''',",';''''". objectln$thatthegranung .:.J:;:d:h:ili ..et.e£,.bttb.• ~ •...... submitte-d by Waytle. procesS. contaot J)lllti'iet .." -:=;o~S ~'.' >· ••~"'f"}"'(~';",'".jt"...,,"''''' F''I ~~t:;~~~~~O:o~t::ltU PfOie$fl\Jit"Of' :~::~~::':if~~ ::;:7 :;rs~~~. ~~{ .1" '. " . " " .'" .' . ~~~r~.", 'C" ,p'.re\'l'''"o''''''':l"ol, , 'Ob~ll wlitetrl8!it sltaU llCpbJp·ecli~a.·t!li·o·telllln··· .OsiUSh.·ouwlh.dY th: llet\t' Dry Gul!:h. 'f!lS. MeChem. RUIdoso, NM b lU~t{lle~tiOti ~57409S: ':1''. '"," .".' . " .""; . ' . .,"J.' .,. '.., ;'. ..·.··1 baVClltllnding to file "''''''''''''':'e''d An'" mU"t be~ , . 1...· '.88:345, (50S) .' .II:iwiu'·'ltir.,i!lIW;"1HIri.II!••f1fqclrJtT.T....~••r !'XVT,_nii... -6bjectioil'orp«JwslS, /Ui'Y ...... ~u ~ NMPU .~. . Legal #8185 IT(8)3 cl'. llrT...... ,.u.,.. ... )t';·;, -/. '. ~. ',~ ! ij'';''4':':L.iIIli!,~,~,~~a;",",,:,.:;~,~,:.oiioL,~~ ~::~iiIL..iiIiiit-;~,..~,~&,1;A';':"~-(~'~i~:.1.::L~.:J:.~.iiIiii.~~:.Iiili:i..o~'.'~:!:.~-*:'''~';~'''_'~FOiii:.'-'''•..oII;.t,..-,;>Oll>'>_-'''''';'''';~''-""'"''''''''''-'''''-~'~'.Jill'_C.•• "'~_''''''''''H'''''''''''' _,.. o.~::.r_~__ •. o,~,_ d' _"',.'>~ '.._. ,"_" ~-,. ',.,'''' .. . . c .-; l' ,)tit-' ", ", :1'; " '. . I ',. ,.t, . 1 'c, , 4" '.',1- ,:", : c' I , , - i I ! ," i,; f.;, .,,",. " . '" ; '." MONDAY, AUGU~T 3,1992 RU:DOSO, NEW MEXICO B SECTION ',', , '<'" '-...... _.•. " .or _. ,- _,or r i-' .. I , Editorial It's. - cd-me- '. to evaluate- • Solid Waste Authority G~ubage pickup in the Village of Ruidoso has basi cally gone to the dogs this ,summer. Dogs, cats and big birds are the only (mes who could be pleased with , the: statEiof dumpsters and garbage pickup. Animals enJo.y scavenging from the overflowing dumpsters. If we had hired the Lincoln County Solid Waste Authority as a company employee, it would be time for a 90-day evaluation. The AuthOrity took over the gar. bage pickup for the villages of Ruidoso and RUidoso c Downs in April: and service has gone from bad to c worse. ' SurE;l, ,the Authority was sold a bill of goods by the Village of Ruidoso when It overpriced its equipl11ent and sold government equipment basically back to It self for an inflated price. The village also passed on its empioyees to the Authority, no questions asked. But, putting all that aside, why is it that the same people using the same equipment are doing a worse job un der the new meinageml;lnt than they did under the old management? c We were among the first to jump on the band· wagon, praising this new regional approach to gar bage pickup. We may be among the first to admit that the Lincoln County Solid Waste Authority is not work - ".LETTERS ing. A typical employee evaluation form asks a number of questions. Employees are evaluated for accuracy, Dress code infringes on stud~nts' rights alertness, creativity, friendliness, personal ap pearance, physical fitness, ;:lttendan~e, housekeep TO THE EDITOR: lege clothes - now - but who knows gang. , What's next? Bars on the ing, dependability, drive, job knoWletlge, quanlity of 1 am,roiting 1;0 express Ill;lI eon . ,next week,? 'l'heyc ml!Y• chang.. ,to , ;AsJ..sta:tedhefote, ifyoua8aC1¢ia-. van!loWs•. l:elldilol'll.for :c\o.ssrQom .eern about the Ruidoso High Sehool Kermit the Frog, o~ maybe even· doors? ' I work, stability, friendliness, courtesy and the like. te yourself with gangs then that is "Dress Code." Mickey Mouse. how you are, ifyou go your way, I'll r personally feel that this is r myself feel that it does not As Chase Hampton said, clo go mine. Freedom of speech, Bill of turning our schools into' a "prison." We have to give the Authority and its employees matter what dothes you wear. thing is a way we show our selves, Rights, Hal, not in Ruidoso High They want to decrease the high marks for courtesy and friendliness. But that's deciding whether or not you're in a self expression. Taking this away School. dropout rate; keep trying. 'l'he about it. Dumpsters are falling apart, they're sur gang. The way youcexpress yourself from us is like striping our per Last year smoking was banned school administration is increasing in that manner, depends totally on l rounded by garbage, they look terrible, they, smell bad sonalities from us. How do you ex· for both students and faculty, that 1't • the people you associate with, not pect us to avoid these "situations" was bad enough, then something and the Authority isn't c responding to this emergency the clothes you wear. c even if they are bad, just beeause not harming anyone. the ever so TheresaA. Matuszak by looking for a creative solution. Now the gangs are wearing NFL you wear a eertain insignia certain popular watergun was banned. and Jupior and other various spDI1cs and col- ly does not mean you belong to a now this. Ruidoso High School The final line on our evaluation form gives choices from "definitely unsatisfactory" up to "outstanding." The Lincoln County Solid Waste Authority's per Support youth by attending formance is definitely unsatisfactory. When we check Thanks for that "definitely unsatisfactory" we usually hand an em ployee his or her final paycheck or, at the very least, race results issue a warning that includes a deadline for making 1991 Lincoln County Fair progress. TO 'I'HE EDITOR: earned money and time into the and would like to help support and TO THE EDITOR: As the end of summer ap feed and car ofthase animals. encourage our young people, please Just a short note to let you know It'S time to issue a warning to the Authority. Could proaches, we are reminded of the . Now they are hoping for the come to the Fair and participate or how happy I was to see the com we see a new plan of action, maybe even some prog tincoln County Fair. payoff. just say hello. Remember, all your plete racing results began appear· . ress? Wouldn't It be nice to have the trash cleaned up Many of the county's young These young people are our fu support whether it be financial sup· ingin The Ruidoso News.... around all our dumpsters? How about by Labor Day? people have spent their entire sum ture. and we should try to instill in port moral support, will payoff in r am a statistical fanatic and can mer vacation preparing their farm them the same values and lessons the days to come. start keeping·records on jockeys. animals for the Junior Livestock handed down to us such as hard James King winning horses, pay offs, ete. Show at the Lincoln County Fair. work and the value ofa dollar. Junior Livestock Committee Again many thanks. They have invested their hard If you believe in these things Lincoln CoUnty'Fair Assoc. Ben E, FoytiJ,; • Where To Contact Your Lawmakers . i RAL.JON PUBLISHING INC. Fedeml Elected Official; New Mexico medcd Officiab ·Martha M"Knigbt Proctor • Jack Kent Cooke, Chairman of the Board United States Senators Box 338, Carrizozo 88301: 643·2394 Ruidoso Ma.yar Govemor Vietor Alonso I'ete Domenicl (R) GoveMor Bruce King. County Treasurer 2911 Suddenb. 251-6J\1. 257-9900 , Sammy M. Lopez, Publisher BuU~ing Janice Ware Room SO. 434 Dirksen Office 4lh F'lQOrt State CApilol Building. Frankie Jarrell. Editor & General Manager Wa.bington DC 20510 Santo Fe. 827·3000 Box 491. Capitan. NM 88316: 643·2391 Ruidoso Muniripal Judge 623-6170 in RosweU Charles Hawthorne. 1221 Mechem Drive. Suite I. 258-4487 .Copyright 1992, Raljc)n Publishing Inc. (202) 224-6621 in Wa.hington DC State Representatives County Assessor John Underwood.D-Di.trict 56 P4Uicia A. Serna Mailing Address: P.O. Bolt '128. Ruidoso, NM 88345 JeffBingaman (D) I096 M..~em. Stroud BuDding. Ste. 31! BOll 421 Cartizozo. NM 88301: Ruidoso Municipal. Administrative Or 211 Cree Maedows Drive 524 Hart SenateOffice Bunding Ruido.o ~ 88345 648-2306 Phone: (505) 257-4001 258-4014 Wasbin8ton DC 20510 258-9090 ihll Ruidoso News Staff: 622-7113 in Roswell Stale Capitol BuDding, Santa Fe 87503 !,robate Judge Charles Stallings, Reporter; Sheny Shlllde. Reporter; Dianne Stallings. Reporter; (202) 224-5521 in Wa.hington DC 9864227 . J.O. "Bud" Payne • BOll 728. CarriZOZo. 83301: 648-2956 VUlage ofRuidoso Downs Krlslie Sulzbach, Reporter; Jerry loomis, ClrculaUon Manager; Tamara Monies, u.s. Representative. Stt1tc Senator Sales Representative: Claudia Gumbert, Sales RepresentaUva; Rod Flanagan, PetC'CnmpM. Democml Dhnrict Court Judge Board of Trustees ComposIng; Tammie Holler, Composing; Sliley BeCk, Classlfieds: Joeeph Martin, Steven Schiff. R-Pisuiet 1 PO Draw.r 449SantaRo.a NM 88435 Richard A. P.ol'SO,U: Jadde BPlnurn. BOlt 3237. Ruidoso. Pressman: Gary Garza. ",sst. PrllSsman: Robert Prfddy, RouI9 Driver; Christine 1323 I.on8wonb Iious. Office B"Dding Box 725. Carrizozo 88301; 648-2901 3.78-4364.257.7324 VOlquardson. Bookkeeper. Wasblngton DC 20515 (202) 225-6316 Stat. Capil41 DuUding Charlo"e C....ig. Box 1701. RD. 1 Is. 378·'1064 'J 5th;", 'i _ r , ... ;f ' . , AlbuquC!lIdt.: Dennis Chavez F'edem.1 Sat>U1 P. NM 87503 Sberiff Can 257-4001 or FAX 257-7053 la.ssifie. ...."ilALW...\"$ "e~check JOQl ...... ,...... Uo.. _"loa. Clam-for.....rs .DIRECTORY LISTINGS BY CLASSIFICATIONS _I..... ta, til_ N~wltbb1 at "OIlUll' ofHl.Qnt "."'UadCl: ..,' .. OEAPUNES FOR CLASSIFlEP 37 Antiques, Thl,l~!lY. l' Annoill:1C::ements ..19 Prf)perty Management REAPER APIjl,.ONLYI 5:00' " 2 Thank vou 20 StQrage SPlIc:e 'or Flent 311 Arls ·ClAS$IFIEORATE p.m. fortheMondayIssue: Tuesday, 5:00 . 3 Personals 21 Wan'ltd 'to R..nt . 39 Sporllnll GOO.dB One Time Rate Onl p.m. fqr the Thursday Issue. 4 Lost -end Found 22 Pasture tor fh,nt 40 80s1s. Marine Equipment 5 Land tor sale 23 -Autos ,tor sale 4:1 Mtscellaneous 6 'Houses tor sale 24 Pickups - Trucks 4~ Wanted To Buy DEADLINES FOR ALL OISPLAV 7 Cabln.t;J tor sa'e 25 Vans-lor $ale 43 Help W"nted . 251.,a 'Wo.r·d," . , -,., , ADS: Thursday. 5 p.m. lorthe Mon. 8 Real Estate Tracles 26 Mott),cyc:les lor $81e 44 Work Wanted 15wordspr lel!!e.' mlflitflt,lm char.9~$3.76 9 ReeJ Estate 21 Auto Par's 45 !"nanelal se...lces day.lssue; Tuesday. 5 p.m. lor the (PluS Sales Tn of 6.81aS'llo) Thursday Issue. 10Mobtle Homes '0" Sale 28'R.V:$ and Trovel T,eUera' 46 Services ,, 11 Business OpportuniUes 29 Uvestock and Horses 47 House SIIlIng , 12 Houses tiPf Rent 30 Farm EqUipment 48 Child Care Publl.he, s••um•• no flnanclsl ,. DEADUNES FOR ALL LEGAL 13 Apar'menhlo lor Rent 31 Feed and Grain 49 Child Care Wanted sp",~lblllty t"" typographlesl er NOTICES: Wednesday, 5 p.m. for 'he 14 Mobiles tor Ren. 32 Produce and Plants 50 Entertainment 51 FlrewQodFor E;ale ro'" In sdv.rtls..ments except '''' Monday Issue; Monday,S p.m. f~r th, 15 Mobile Spac:es lor Rent 33 Pets and Supplies publish a correction in the neXl 1$· 1.6 Renllo Share 34 Yard Sales 52. Telephone $81Vk:es sue.• Th.ulSday Issue. . . 17 Business Rentals 35 Household Goods 18 Resort'Rentals ' 36 MU8icallnstrument~ ...... ~---...... ·.....i' ,.....~...... -~i~--~~~--_.~_!!_.~_~~~~.~~ . " 9. Renl Esti,tc . . 9. Ileal Estate '. . '. . 9. Real Estate i{~ ~.J>l ...., . ..., . >' .. • PUBLISHER'S NOTICE - All real HIGH :A:'.l'Ol' -Camelot Mountirin. EXQUISITE .SPt'~ERR06M·.-;- 6' WHITE MOUNTAIN ESTA'l'Ml:l -' WELDING SHOP - For ~ale. land, FURNISHED - two bedroom estate advertising in this news· Wherecthe cool breeze vvill keep bath home. Magillficent VIew,. . 1/2 acre wooded lot. Easy access building and equipment. Call mobile home, on beautiful lot. paper is subject to the Federal y.ou,slhiUnlli,l!U*woo!ied corner great rentalhiat9t,)'; Call Jeff at llli year round. Sierra Blanca Don Harmon, Four Se!lS0n.Real All utilities. $25,500. with FlUr Housing Act of 1968 which lot, allrnumCipalaerVJces at the Doug Bass and- ASsociates, 258· view, all utilities, surrounded by Estate, 257-9171; 16·F·23·tfc $1,000. down, owner Will finance makes it illegal to advertiae "lUiY property line; Very reasonable 5,252.' 19·D·21·tfc lovely beautiful homes; Bargain. LUXURY CONDO - Pepp!ll' 'l'ree .., balance at 9.75%. 258-3459 .or preference, limitation or dis· ptice f(lr this wonderf\il site for RUIDOSO ALTO VILLAGE Owner. 258·5190. M-A·25 . Place #4. Two bedroom, two 806·794.3047. 26·G·27·2tc t~e 4tpR2l;p criminati01'l'based on race, colorl yoU!' eacape from heat· and Large lwu6e on 3 lotsinAlto Vile bath, one car garage. Gool!- rent· BY OWNER - BEST BUY in Air. religion, sex, handicap, familial dirty air of the city; Call 258- lage.. Over 3,000 square feet. OwNER/AGENT - Mobile homes: al history. Seato appreciate. port West. Lovely two bedro01X1.l status; or national origin, or an 519-0.· .' M·A·25-4tpR2tp Four becb:oQm, two baths. Hot 142 Cedar Place and 115 Birch Priced right. Mid 50's call 258•. two bath. 14x72 mobile. Level intent,jon to make any such pref· BEAUTIFUL:- Mountain top lot. tub" sauna, 360 degree. views. Street, house; 233 Junction' 9150. . M·D·24·8tpR2tp entry, large deck, Sierra Blanca erence, limitation or discrimina·Buildable. ;Ml!iestic viewa, over· Two car garage, auto door, two Road. Two lots in Cloudcroft. view, tall pines, plentiful par'k tion." This newspaper will not . looking ~ golfcpurse, fireplaces. Full Country Club Drive by submit offers. appoint· THREE LOTS -,in Pinecrest. Fan· ing. Furnished, including micro· knoWingly accept any advertis- Juniper Hills lot 40, block 9, membership, Jockey Club aeats ment Principles only mobile tastic Sierra Blanca View. POSe wave,. wilsher, dryer, linens, ing for real estate which is in Valley View Circle. 336-4123 or available. Call Nick Patterson. home Chaparral. 4933 Maxwell, sible ownerfinan?!w. Consider deck furniture, etc. Only violation ofthe law. Our readers 915.694.0122. M-G-27-4tpR2tp Owner/Agent. 505·898·1948 or EI Paso, Texas 79904. 1·915·755· any cash offer. Selling due to $36,900. 114 Queen Aire are hereby informed that all FOR SALE _ Two mountain lots American Relllty, 505-897- 5101. M·C~25·4~pR2tp health. 257-6166. 2O·C·25· Court. .40·H·27-3tp 4tpR2tp .- dwellings advertised in this in Cloudcroft, NM. $7,000., Call 3657. . . . 42-P·96·tfc ALTO FAIRWAY - Price reduced, COUNTRY LIVING Four newspaper are available on an 915·.863·2727 or write to at. 2 ALTO -'2 bedroom 13/4 bath, seller motivated. Three bedroom, PRICE REDUCED - on truly neat bedroom house, one bedroom eq~al opport~nitr ~asi~. To com- Bpll: . 110. Hermleigh, Texas. DEER PARK WOODS TENNIS two bath, full golfing member· family home roomy, comfortable pllUn of discnmmation, call 79526. M.O.ll-tfc CLUB TOWNHOME, un· studio on five acres. Only ship, consider Alto lot trade. with lots of bedrooms, three $89,50.0. with possib~e owner HUD toll-free at 1·800-424·8590. furnished, watch tennis from $215.000. 915·584-0401 or 505 baths, SPA, good access, with For the Washington, DC area MOUNTAIN TOP - exCiting d k alk C Club 512 finanCing. Realty SerVJces, 258· please call HUD at 426-3500. homesite overlooking Inn of . ec • w . to ountry .• 336·9679. 20·M·27-4$pR2tp large assumable loan.. Now $77,000. ~arge Woodul, Bill Pip 4574. . 19·R·27.4tc The toll.free telephone number Mountain Gods lake and Sierra 263·2246 M-H·25·16tpR9tp LETS TRADE - Do you need more RIVER FRONTAGE - on beautiful room? Would take small house pin Real Eatate, 257·4228 or res. is 1·800·543.8294. R·62.tfc· Blanca. all city services and utile FOR SALE BY OWNER - Choice 257-7681. 33·P-25.tfe Bonita River in the Lincoln His· ELKS LODGE BINGO _ every ities. Favorable price by owner. flat lots with view of mountain, or mobile for down payment. toric district. Fourteen Ilcres of Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m., 258-4811. M·A·25-4tpR2tp easy year·round access. 257· Owner/Agent. Holiday Realty. UPPER CANYON - Two bedroom prUne frontage with tall treea Early Bird 7:00 p.m. Kitchen FOR SALE- 640 acrea, 38 miles 2557. . 19-D·17·tfc .1107 Mecnem. 258·3330.• 233·H· • cabin on large lot. $26 000. and view of }?ine covered 25·tfc . Realty Services, 258-4574. M.R mountains. All this with three will be open· come out & play'& North of Ruidoso. Phone, elec· SUNNY SPACIOUS - 'three 27·4tc eat with us! E·R·8l-tfuc tricity, water, access off county bedroom, two bath home. INVESTMENT PROPERTY - Ten bedroom house irl L shape. FOR ANY PERSONAL CRISIS _ road. Call 354·2806. M·D·27·2tc Vaulted ceilings, skylights! wood acres, highway frontage. Ditch WANTED - Mobile home lot in Horse barn and corral WIth stov~, water, city water, sewer, electric. Ruidoso. Call Ken in Roswell. numerous trees. Call· Joyce call the Mental Health Hoiline close to.track:. Cal, Lisa, 622·8042 after 6:00 622-9111; M· at 1-437·8680 (collect). M.55·tfuc 257·5~11. . 18-P-17·tfc R.V. Park? Year around Mobile Barger to view. Century 21 First Home Park for Senior's. Call B·26·4tpR2tp Choice RealtOrs, Roswell. 505· YOU CAN GIVE - the gift ofsight. BEAUTIFUL - 320 acre ranch, 15 585-9495 or write to P.O. Box $25,000. BUYS - a one bedroom, 622·7729 or 505·623·2900. 54·B· an by being eye donor. Contact LOMA GRANDE _ Thirteen acres, miles East of Cloudcroft, N.M.. 116, .< Tularosa, New Mexico one bath cabin. close to river, 2'?.4tp any Lion or call 257·2776 for two mobiles, barn and fenced, Surrounded by Lincoln Natl. 88352. M·R·25-4tpR2tp has fireplace, covered decks, details and a donor card. Do it $89,500. Owner financing. 354. . forest. Good fences, steill pens, AFFORDABLE -Fully furnished. easy access. Some financing. WE HAVE LOTS - of out·of·town now; there ia Ii tremendous need 3095. M.S.27-6tp orchard. two hay barns, large Call' NOW! • Owner/agent subscribers. Spend $7.50 plus for eye tissue. L-87·tfnc metal ahed, house, trailer, . Three bedroom, two bath mobile tax and let them know what BEAUTIFUL three bedroom, water, phone, electricity. Three with large Add·On den, carport, Century 21. Aspen Real Estate, Jennie 336·4978. 30·I·26·8tc your product is. Advertise in The PREGNANT, NEED HELP? - call three living areas, 1 1/4 bath. larg pasturjls. Can run 20 covered patio\, new roof. Owner Ruidoso News. . Birthright, 1·800·848-Love .jacuzzi, two fireplacesl wood . An abundant deer and financing. Holiday Realty, 1107 -, (5683) M-8·87·tfc burning stove, spacious Kitchen, urkey. Woul'd also be an ideal Mechem. 258·3330. M-H·25·tfc ALTO LOT ~'th social member· TRYING TO REACH MORE - knotty Pine mterior. 3,000 h .. cb h . . ship. Year round paved access. s~uare 14 x 80 CAMEO - Three bedroom. NEW HOME people than our local market? foot, located by river. Ex. orse operawon, urc or ClVlC Heavily wooded. Reduced to by · ce lent location. "'".'-er lUlXl'ous. cam~. Pictures available. Price two bath, garage. workshop, ~ How Iibout 213,000 readers 10 29 v.wu $26 000 Call 505 258-4417 55 storage builcJings, decks. $9.500. Financing available. 257 hometown newspapera allover New loan required. $95,000. 2~1· /. M.19.tfc.' • .' 5543 or 257·6707. M-C-27·14tc. MULLICAN CONSTRUCI10N' fireplace, corner lot. 403 Grind· r---.,~105 19 • • Snowbird Ct. New Mlllrico. For $96.13 your 25 4820 or 257·7358. 35.M- ttf'c ATl'RACTlVE OWNER FlNANC- stone. $43,000. 257·2986. M·A· RESULTS - are in sight when you word ad will reach 29 papers THREE BEDROOM - two bafh, ING _ Panoramic Sierra Blanca 25-4tpR2tp use the classified section. The outside ofAlbuquerque. Ciill The double garage. One owner. Deck. view/5.7 acrea in Rancho Ruidoso News, 257-4001. Ruidoso News at 257-4001 for Front5 two paved streets. Off Ruidoso Estates/underground NOTHING DOWN - Means noth· more information. R·92·tfnc H\VY 70 Walmart M t ing down!! Start making pay. 'T·BE A THROWAWAY _ Re. sell. 257.29it M.K.25~c utilitiesl2,OOO Sq.Ft. Min. Build· ments on a building lot in DON ing Restriction/near airport. per· Juniper Hills. Gorgeous views of TRAILER & LOT $21,000 cycle your aluminum cans. BY OWNER - Upper Canyon, one forming Arts Center Site and Sierra Blanca, Modulars okay. A quality home located on a quI'" CuI Donate your aluminum cans to bedroom rustic cabin. Furnished, Ski Run road. By Owner. 257- WDI take pickUp as down Easy access. $11,500. payment and will c:any the balance. de-aB.c in White Men. 3 .. Custom the Boy Scouts of America Troop all appliancea. fireplace, new 5633. 32·F·19·TFC throughout. For InformaUon call Owner/Agent. 336-4978. 28·1-26· 257-7834 or915 381-0440 or write Jamss Paxton 195 and the noon Lions Clul:i. tBrpet, Pine interior, fenced. COUNTRY ESTATES _ Four 8tc 6090 W. UniversIty Odessa. Tx 79763 Marked, collection_ dumpsters Owner finance. 257-6135. M-P· bedroom, two bath, two car gao centuryl21 Aspen Real Estato 257-9057 are provided at the four Ruidoso 26·8tPR4tp rage, over an acre, sellarate' fire stations. Crushed or ALTO _ Three bedroom, three bunkhouse, workshop. Horses APPRAISALS crumpled cans preferrea. Join us bath, two car garage. Full memo allowed. $129,500. Call Alyce at HOUSES. LAND NEW MEXICO FARM in this community effort to recy- gership. $118,000. Owner fie JJ's Companies 258-4379 or 336. RANCHES. COMM. cleo L-48-tfnc nance.354-3095. M.S.27-6tp 4949.' 20.,J.21.tfc N.M. cERnFIED Located 1/2 mile from U.S. 54 near Tularosa, N.M. FAMILY CRISIS CENTER - 24 hour crisia line. Answered by FOR SALE _ Six bedroom, three OUTSTANDING .... Sierra Blanca 320 acres with five irrigation wells and 960 acre feet ofwater Ruidoso Police. 257.7365. full baths, two car garage, wet. view! from excellent buildillg lot rights. M.,J.99.tfnc bar, family room, good year overlooking Cree Me·adow. High- Lomll Grande Area Has a prestigious 5,000+ sq. ft. four bed, ==;;-:,""",==:-=.,--..:::..::..;=-~ around access.' For more in. wood addition on W"l1dwood, 2 lots - Loma Grande Estates $4q.OOO S 1/2 bath house. ~t ~~PJ'~;;. oro~urg.:~ 10 At:tes • level- View!> $30.000 Could be suitable for grape vineyard, pecan'orchard, ostrich formation contact David at FNB, . Block 3, lot 7. 336-4123 or 915· 80 At:tes • Water· Secluslon $200.000 help. 257.7333' days, 258-5860 257-403:t or 258-4410 after 5:00. 694-0122. M·G·27-4tpR2tp 122 A."ea· On Highway $183.000 farm, two irrigation circles or other multiple uses. evenings or 257-4871, 2&7.2079. Only $165,000. M-D-27-tfr. SMALL RANCH - Bed and Break· 400 A<:rea end Forest Pennh $450.000 Price- $695,000.00 Call: 1B-S·13.tfu,e ..... , r. ... . hf'ast1 l 3 .anClr.eees, ~fldseromreanrcehmostye~~ All offers considered ------_---'-.---,...... ,'. HONDO nOME :.... with mature ome in d N dE" Pete'Thompson, "Shown by appointment only" RUIDOSO sERTOMA CLUB fruit trees. Three bedroom, two ihg; .Outbuildiilg lUid cerrales ThompSon Land Co., LTD. n.~GO b~th 2914Sudderth B _ .at 2'160 n'ghwn.y 70 modern home on four acres, suitable for pasturing horses.' 2203 Edgemere Dr. .J.J. Kirchoff. 2810 Sudderth An' "d D..... eli G, WIth own well, completely 585·9495 or P.O. Box 116, RuIdoso, 11IM 88345 E~, Rm (lSO owns ormer~y f~nced. Call Joyce.Barger .to Tularosa, New Menco 88352. M· Plainview, Tx 79072 Real Estate Broker Ruidoso,N.M.88846 Bl~ ~ Auto Parts and R~pS1l' VJew Ce tury. 21 First ChOIce R~25-4tpR2tp 505..257-9386 (806) 293-7642 (505) 267-4648 building). Thursday Friday, • Sunday MOl1day and Tuesday. Realtors, Roawell. 505-622 7729 .... ------...------.... Doors open at. 6:00 pm. Early OT 505·628·2900. 32·B-28-4tp .. ~~~~~~ Bird Special game at 7:00 pm. SOUTHERN.... '. '...•...... •.CAL'IFO'R·NIA 2777 or 378-4292 lifter 5 ptIl. All . ptolllleds .over payouts and ex- SELL OR TRADE'· ~ Houston L . • .. .. 'b~%~~~tv:~~;:~~J:. Texas Tilwnhomeon Country R,EAEST~. E Your. Bingo dollatSlltl!Y in Lin- Club· golf course: . Three coln .QountY for use ot thplle in bedi'oQn'tll, -2 1/Z bath, firepla~e, -: nlle~.·· '7~S·'78.tfnc ceiling flUl$, ete, 'tWo eat gatl1ge and parking, Lil@ ball!.i1ce apptox. , $50,000. Trade \1P or" down. . PhOfie817-4111~1428.a~H·28.gW MIW~ HIGH- PERFORMANCRMOTOR YACHT, . " . 'o,·COMMBIlCIAL ·,lNDVSTa/AL "BXSc.OrIVliRSsIDSNTIAL, . ', .. ,. " ,. " ' PAOPE2TV ~~~,e.ln.~ I!JnIt¢Slates..". • .' , . '- , . ., ~.' , . . "' ... , . '. ,. '. "', ,." " • .1(.'. ' ,·"'i,~j . ~, •. ·., .. ·.···:...." ._., ..,..,,';,....,.',.. , ....., ..•,L...... "'__ •• ,,-,,_,., ,. 0_ _. -~ .. 'l"" ~ ...... " . . - ." . . " , MondaY,J\ug!:A!lt a. 19!!2Ir.h", Ru,ld9119 NlIWlllS1il "1M 1111 ~I r I II" nil!!!'" ,I ·i 311"'! '! l[JK!Pi i!JC i, , ..il. tJii Ki', -OJ; .r", .':",j ':illu;dl ..,":,C r:_ur.c,·:.(lrJ.:;: 11.'.111,1 - - - , . Classified ...... _.... -. ,- .::-~ . 17. Bt,siues$ nentnls ;'. 41, lVlis , ~l • '; ....,.,J4,.".,..,. h..·.... f1'f'~ ". ,.,~t,~,! "II,., " \b l 4BIThe RUldQSQ N~WslMQnday I AUQus~ $, 1992 " j ," ,," , 43. Help Wanted . 47Jlouse Sitting 52, TolephoM Setvi,ces . ,,~ ! ~ I • CATTLE BARON - Restau~antCH91R'-DIRECTOR ;- 1st Chris· CHECK S~ATE FARM - Insur· PROFESSIONAL WO~ - 10' CHILD9ARE '"7 My ho~e. BUSINESS &, ~ESIDE.N!f,IAL has openin~s for cooks and servo tian Church. ~aIl resume to ~tes.Your best. buy, 510 c~lI~ emp~oye~, seeking house Fulltime, parttime, or drop-ms. SERVICE - m~tallatlOn of ers Apply ill person weekdays P.O. Box 820 Rmdoso, New Mex· Mechem, 257:5366, Greg Carey sItting sItuation. References. Newborns to 5years. $15.00 8 " phones and phone Jacks, BAR·T fro~ 2to 5r.M. '18·C.97-tfc ico 88345. Call 258·4250 or stop Agency. ,M~S.101.tfc 2574043 ext. 22Q for Billie. MoJ· day for two children. Fenced COMMUNICATIONS #032898. NOW ACCEPTING __ applications' . by Ch~c~o~~or. further in· ~PEN AIRE CARPET CARE - 27;4tp~tp y.ard, Call 3784388; 18·E·27·2tp , Call Steve @622·8807.M·S·5· for wait persons, cooks, bus per· formation arunn~l'V1ew. 24·F· your. carpet 8;Dd upholstery 12tf sons and delivery persons. Apply 28·tfe " cleallln~ professlOnals. Call for T'~E~LE~PH~ON~E~B-=US=IN~ES~£ ...... _-,.Sy-s. Pizza Hut, both locations. M·P· CIVIC EVENTS - Center Facility free estimate, 257·7714. 1\ . , terns. Sales, service, repair all, 23.tfc, Tec~cian. $~.4~ hourly.C?m. .~.A.9.tfc LImE RASCALS ~ State li. FOR SALE - Firewood, split and syst~ms:,. Communications: AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU - Ex· ' Pfete Job d~scnptlon ~d app~ca· SHARPENING --:- ChaIn .saws, censed, reasonable rates, toddler delivered. Cedar $1.00.; JUID.lJl.·er SpeCIalties, License #30421. Call. cellent pay, benefits, transporta' tions at VIllage of RUIdoso, 313 Mower repror: .. McCullough area for 12 months to 2years. .,~115.; Pinon $115. acord, Call 257·2860. . M·C·5·tfc tion. 407·292·4747 ext. 542 Sam· Cree ~eadows Dr. P·9· Drawer Dealer.Pro~SerVlce. 257·5479 M· Programs tailored to'each child, 6~8·2996. M·W·25.4tpR2tp 9pm. Toll refunded.17·S·24-8tp 69 R~d~$o, N~w MeKleo 88~45. P·79·tfc ages 2.6 206 Porr Drive, 257· '. NOTICE NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS - ~fplicatlOns WIll be accepted un· HANDYMAN 9465 M·R·7s.tfc ~~.=.'~~- DEADLINES ti 4OO g 07th inte~or/exterior, ~dSe~onkedd for a11 0sitions.~/C Apply in person EEOE: pm Au ust, 2 2t' Painting, ceran:ic CHILDCARE _ Day evemng PIN120N FIREWP01D5· . Md' M ,I 37• Of C and floor tile, carpentry repror, . ' '.' months, lJl,1 • cor I piC e For Legal . at Catt1eman:;.r ree ea ows. . THE VILLAGE OF RUIDOSO . I .b' I tr' 1 weekend rates. Angus, CapItan, up. U45 delivered half cords Notices C·20·tfc '. DOWNS _ is seeking applica. ~~~: cle~ci~.lR~fere~c~~ C~ Nogal area, Call 336·8089. M·S· $75.336.4524.. ' M·P·28·3tc . are as Follows: EXPE~IENCED - telephone per- tions for a Communica· 257·444916·K·14·tfc ~2~7.~3tp~=. :------:::--- 5pm Monday i · son, every wee~endand Tues· tionslDetention Officer.. High SUPER POWER WASHING _ WI~L PROVIDE- excellent c~e .FIREWOOD for Thursday , tJ day, some holidays. 8:30·5:30. School Graduate or eqUIvalent. washing decks tall buildings .' I~ my clean and safe home. NIce . 5pm ~usy Real E~tate Office. Apply M~t be a familiar with office parkinglots ~hatever! Wood bIg 'yard, Reasonable r~tes. .. d l I'I 1O. person, 307 MechemeqUlpmen~, be able to type and restoration. Free estimates. 378- References. 257·2788. M·~·27· . Wednes ay RUIdoso. 21-9·22·tfc use acomputer. Applicant must 4478. ¥-g.96.tfc 4tpR2tp C~DAR ," , '8000 for Monday PAR~IME - hous~keeperson be at least .~8 ye~s of age ~d RUIDOSO RENT ALL _ tools, CHRISTIAN MOM -.l would like to PINION"';~;,;;~.;;;;:::; $85OO PLEASEtry and ~ork Two legals .', CHANNEL US1INGS Friday: Crown POInt Condos. rotating shifts..Applica· . equipment, fasteners. Repairs on. keep children in her home. get your ! 2Spol\l~ ESPN Apply IU person. . M·C·2B·tfc tio~s may be o~tamed at all makes. of lawn equipment. fulltime da~ spots, four evening RASAK RANCH In 8S early as .I . 3 J'O,,*, NIl PBS KNDi ~olice 4 ~tlll tlIlC ~OD Monday GREAT WALL OF CHINA - is Rwdoso Downs Depart. 1109 E. Mechem. 258·3614. M.R. spots aVaIlable. Call 257· 849..2849 possible,' i 5 IIqlllt!l9iO!llCt HDO nOw hiri~ wait people dis. men~, ~onday t~ough Fri~ay~ 20.12tf 3618: 20.C.27.2tp . lll!III"'1W~ Thank You. ~ • t:ablt_...,. eNN ~lIov"c. -A '1' ApplIcation deadline • Friday ." 1--0.._.--__---11 ' 7 AMC h h dd • E Au.nlt,GA' . 1110 WfBS ~~ ro~e.~ym ,~~~~~~.6~~Q~~~m~-~.!-~~~------~1.---.I.·--~-~1 8 AlbUcllItIIIut, NIl AIIC KOAT person, 2913 Sudderth. M·G.23· ltc \. repair call CENTURY ELEC. 10 no_, HI CBS KBIM III I.ocII Dlgl" LOlW. tfc . . . TRIC for prompt one day , 12 ~hl"l~ IND WON HOUSEKEEPERS WANTED - K.B9~S STEAK HOUS~ - now. service·serving Rmdoso and sur· Legal Notices ', ~ .13 D1acoWIY DISC ~ .,. NnIIvlllt 'lftN Apply i\terson. Mornings only, ?iring sebers, all/m&'ljPly rounding areas. No job too small. 15 CSN_NtIWolk . CUN Super 8 ote!. M-8·23·tfc MpeJso~h et~d P~8K 2l:' 30 + years exrerience, rea· .LEGAL NOTICE fees $112.11 1947, commonly known' NOTICE IS HEREBY I 11 CM l*dUna CNNIIEAD 17Mu.rG1V lIlY 'THE INNCREDffiLE :... now on 8y ru . ay. :. . c sonable rates. Cal 257·6820. M· . TWELFTH Total $752.03 as 104 Lonesome Trail, GIVEN that the 11 Htwvon,HY INII Won hiring, dishwasher, bartenders NEEDED -,two h~ad WaIt people, C·1·9tf. . JUDICIAL As to Tract D: . Ruidosti, New Mexico. undersigned has been 1D 1heWlItl\Ircillnnel. lWC hift m~utIqut, III tNII KGSW 8?d wait people..Mustbe profe,s, day ~~ight d ..H~Ul'ly wage' STOP - looking out your dirty DISTRICT COURT Principal $796.54 Plaintiff's Judgment appointed Personal 22 01*'-1 DISH Slonal and expenenced. Apply in negoti e. an mllimum o~e windows, Let WINDOW STATE OF NEW Interest through August directed foreclosure of Representative of this 113 faNItWdtv 1m l1am~5pm H usA tItIworl lJSA person daily. The Inn year expenence. Call Don VIC' MASTERS clean your windows, $. 866 25 Rtl~IQUI KRPV Credible, HVjY. 48 Alto. 22-1.23.' tors, 257·9900. 20·D·28·tfc so they sparkle! Free lIstimates. MEXICO COUNTY 17. 1992,;...... 20. 1 plaintiff's lien on the, estate. AU pefSo~s having 21 qlIlAH . CSPAH l" OF L1NCOLNCos~ including Attorney property described above claims agains~ this estate . 27 ComK,Nt_ MY 8tc WANTED EXPERIknENCED - CRALesidLenNtoialW! 2507r945c5oInm2e2rRcia13' VILLAGE OF. fees $l 12.1 1 Indebtedness: are required to preseQt their NIIwoIb_...... UJ,·r1ghl ~ FRAME SHOP MANAGER - Must housekeeper who ows how to ,•. .• - $ 6 I 0III4t P'Og~ have minimum one year ~eri. clean thoroughly and takes pride TFC ,Rp~~~~i~~,' :~~~tl;;2 PrincipaI $S24.50 claims within two months I ence in l1lat cutting and color de. in her work. Excellent pay. 257· FREE ESTIMATES _ TV's, VCR's, Interest through August after the date of the fIrst House of The Week! Million Dollar Producer sign. Apply at Surplus City Plus 7061. M·B.28·2tp stereos. Only authoriz~d service vs. Princip81 S502.50 17, 1992 ,,;..$432.86 publication of this Notice .. Sierra Blanca ·Realty 23 years Real Estate Crans for application. RECEPrIONIST NEEDED _ on. both TV's & VCR's in FRANCES D. Interest through August Costs, including Attorney or the claims wjll be Broker, Masters Business (Alamorgordo). M-8.264tpR2tp Must have good typing and Ruidoso. AFFORDABLE SER. GROWDEN, et al., 17,1992 $124.53 fee8 $355.14 forever barred. Claims Administration, Immedlatll FLO~ ~ESIGNER VI~E, past President RUidoso .- to work phone skills. Please reply to: 1925 Sudderth. 257- .Defendant(s). Cost, including Attorney Total.. J1312.50 mustbepresentedeitherto Board of Realtors, District . WIth dried and SIlk flowers.. P.O, Drawer 2460, Ruidoso, New 4147. , M·A·6·tfc No CV·92·02 fees ; $112.11 In addition to the foregoing the undersigned Personal Vice President of New Must have minimum of one year Mexico 88345. 17.M.28.1tc JE\WLRY REPAIR 23 years ex. Div. ill Thtal... ~ ..$739.l4 liens, there will be Representative at 9 Mexico Board of Realtors, 700 Mechem t. Jira Plaza &lCperienee. Apply at Surplus LiFEGUARD NEEDED _ for perlence. Rings sized, all repairs NOTICE OF In addition' to the accruing costs, together Arrowhead Court, Avon, Educator ENMU/Ruldoso. .City Plus Crafts for application. balance of season. Red Cross eer. . done on oremises. Enchant~ FORECLOSURE foregoing liens, there will with costs of publication CT 06001, of filed with Please ca1/ me for Resl 505·257·2576 Estate Informaffon. · (Alamogordo). M.B-26-4tpR2tp tification preferred. Contact ments. 2600 Sudderth. 257· . SALE be accruing costs, together ofthis Notice, and the the DismctCoun. We provide you THE SERVICE AND INFORMATION you shou~ expect M.E~ B. WAREHOUSE _ and delivery per. . Chuck at 3364231. M·A·28·2tc 7960. . 13·12tf NOTICE IS GIVEN that with costs of pnblication Special Master's fee fixed DATED: 7/27/92 from carl rofessionals at Sierra Blanca Re . 258-4493 w. son. Apply in person at Dales NOISY WATER SPAS &BATHS - on August 17, 1992, at of this Notice, and the by the Court· in the Is/Walter H. Reed, Jr. Furniture. M·])'27·tfc sales, service, installation, part 10:00 A.M., at the front Special Master's fee fixed amount of $150.00. Personal NEED SOMEONE _ to finish ~ut order on spas, saunas, whirlpool entrance to the Village of by the Court in the WITNESS my hand this Representative BVUPS season.A.pplyinpersonRainb.ow POSITION WANTED -'l'exas baths. 1109 Mechem. 258· Ruidoso Municipal amount of $200.00 per 13tbday ofJuly, 1992. ATTORNEVS FOR, BYBUS' Lakes Fun Park, M.R-27-2tc Certified Public Accountant, ex· 3615. M·N·20·12tf Building, 313 Cree tract described above. Is/NickVega PERSON •Over·night $11.50 ALTO LAKES GOLF AND COUN- tensive experience in Audit DRIVEWAY NEED REPAIR - Meadows Drive, Ruidoso, WITNESS my hand this Special Master- REPRESENTATIVE: ~ TRY CLUB _ accepting applica- . Gove~nmenta1,. and Public ~c· or graveled? Top soil avail· Lincoln County, New 13th day of July, 1992. lsI David A. Thomsen lsI Daniel A. Bryant .•To Albuquerque $5.1 0* •2nd Day $ 6.50 co~~g, Call258.823~ tions for grounds maintenance deSlres accounting able. ..M·A·22.tfc Mexico, the undersigned . lsI Nick Vega Village Attorney for ('(,(1' •To EI Paso $5.10* WESlrERN UNION personnel. Apply in person, see p~Sltion. all .reaso~able offers RIO METAL - BUIlding Center Special Master will offer Special Master P.O. Drawer 69 PARSONS & I·lr() [)i1llilEt•••••••••••••••••• ~.~~.()!)* Jim. 16·A·27·tfc Will be conSIdered. Call(505)· J now in Ruidoso! Metal roofing, for sale and sell to the lsI David A. Ruidoso, NM 88345 BRYANT, P. A. 257·2660 257·7819 MECHELENA'S ITALIAN 258·5~03. , MJ·27·tfnc portable metal buildings, metal highest bidder(s) for cash Tbomsen (505) 2584343 Karen L. Parsons ·lro Lubbock $7.25* RESTAURANT - now hiring Y~D WORK - tree ~mming, buildi,ngs of all sizes. Call the following described Village Attorney Attorney for Plaintiff P.O. Box 1000. \1 PASSENGER SERVICE bus persons, wait people, pf.ep pme needles, trash hauling. 257· Denms Nosker, 378·8051 or 653- property in Ruidoso, P.O. Drawer 69 Legal #8160 Ruidoso, New Ruidoso Bus Station . *1 lb. or less Summer Specials coo~ line cook,'hostess, Apply in 5966. M·W·93·tfc 4741.M-N.23·12tpR6tp Lincoln County, New Ruidoso, NM 88345 \ 4t(7)20,27(8)3,10 Mexico 88345 person, 2703 Sudderth Drive. 18· YARD SERVICE - Pine needle TOO. TIRED TO COOK ...;. when Mexico. (50S) 258.4343 (50S) 257·1202 M·27·5tc raking, mowing, tree trimming, you get home? Call Nana's Nook, Tract B: Lot 8, Block 29, Attorney for Plaintiff LEGAL NOTICE Legal #~182 Lu nch II II ••• II' $4.19 DEPENDABLE ONLY - Experi· gutters cleaned and repaired. . 257·380~ for luncheons, dinners, Ponderosa Heights PUBLIC NOTICE 2T(8)3,lO enee with Suede and buckskin References. 257-4449. M-K·14·Tf tea parties. M·N·24·12tf Subdivision, Unit 4, Legal #8158 /IIJI~ ALL YOU Dinner II ••••••••• $5.19 leather, as well as experience . . A'M'S CONSTRUCTION - back- R'd L' In C t Notice is hereby given that ...... ---..... with fur. Not saddlemakers.· BACKHOE WORK - dtlveways hoe, and dump truck work. Free U1 oso, lOCO oun y, 4t(7)20,27(8)3,10 the Hondo VaUey Schools 4-12~ Please call 257·7406. 19.M.27· bladed and ~aveled .. ~ots estimates. Good rates, Call even. New Mexico. more public, water supply CAN EAT Kids 1I $2.49 4tpR2tp . cleared. Landscapmg, rototilling, ings.354.3085, M.T.264tpR2tp commonly known as 130 LEGAL NOTICE system failed to collect its NEED'· KfC weed control, farm and ranch AS ALL CKS T Ash, Ruidoso, New TWELFTH JUDICIAL required number of valid Salad Bar Only $2.99 FREE GOLF -- Cree Meadows water systems installed. Ralph C hHks C~ .- ax Mexico. DISTRICT COURT bacteriological water HELP? hal d will Nosker. 653·4562· or 653· c ec " payro, Insurance, Tract C: Lot 6, Block 5, STATE OF NEW needs course mars an. government personal company samples for the reporting Senior Citizens Night. .. II..$3.19 trade golf privileges for 20 hours 4557. 21·N·16.13tp·R9tp AFDC. Mr. Payron, Allsu s,311 Airport West. Unit 4, MEXICO COUNTY period of May 1992. Your (Monday 5-8 p.m. only) weekly. Call 257·5815 ask for NEED YARD WORK - Lawns, Sudderth 257.6543. M.26.tfc Lincoln County, New OF LINCOLN public water supp BUFFET Kent. 21·c.27·3tc . ·tree trimming, firewood etc. ONiYll EXTRA _ gets your Mexico, more commonly VILLAGE OF system is required to Please call 257·7210 before 8am d d' Th R'd' known as 110 White RUIDOSO., FOXWORTH GALBRAITH LUM· or ftJ'l.... 5m M.N.26 AtpR2tp rea er a In. e UI oso submit these samples Rep~rte~, ~ore Graduate of Thxas Chiropractic Colkge, BER COMPANY _ of Ruidoso is WWl P. "'t. folloynngone or Mountain Road, Ruidoso, Plaintiff, under the requirements of FIND OFFICE HOURS now accepting anplications for a HAND~ -: Lawn ,mowmg, publicatIons In The RUIdoso New Mexico. vs. , the New Mexico W8Jfl ITFAST~: Houston, Thxas arttime stocking clerk. Ap- w~ede~ting , light hauling, ,tree News. Tract D: Lot 4·, Block 11, ROLLIN R. Supply Regulations. Mon.-Fri. 9AM.. IPM ' New Mexico and Texas Licenses ~licantmustbewillingtowork trimnung.Call257·6608. M·B· TYPING - 40 years experience. Palmer Gateway ANDERSON, et. aI., As a result, tbe IN (Call for afternoon appointment) early moming hoUl'S and must 25-8tpR4tp Will do resume's, living wills, Subdivision, Ruidoso, Defendant(s), bacteriological quality of THE 445 Mechem Drive have the ability to lift and move LA~ CARE - Mowing, trim· manus~pts or o~her. Fa~t Lincoln County, New No CV·91·08 the water was CLASSIFIED 257·7555 . heavy objects. Neaay mer· !lllng, ete. Junk and tras~ haul· pro!esslonal. Delivery 10 Mexico, more commonly NOTICE OF Emergency after hours: Located between Sears and chandise and create displays, ac· 109, clean·up. Free estimates. RUldoso. Call 354-4225. M·G-27· known as 151 Hwy. 70, FORECLOSURE undetenninoo for the period trHEl{P Casa Blanca Restaurant curately handle paper work as· Call Zane at 378·4643. M·G·25· 4tpR2tp. Ruidoso, New Mexico. SALE . shown above. fil'ltp Sergio Castanon, WANTED" , 258-4113 sodated with receiving in com· .4tpI~., MACTINTOSH CONSULTING - Tract F: Lots 929 Aand NOTICE IS GIVEN that Weekends and Evenings X·Rays not required on first visit! ing merc?andise. Applications HAND~ -, with seyen years Cu~om software to ~v~ you a 930 A, Skyland Addition, on August 17, at 10:00 super~~~~:4e:~ ADS may b~ plclted up at Foxwo~ expe~ence. WIll do mamtenance busmess edge. Also publications. Ruidoso, New Mexico, A.M. , at the front Carl Stubbs, NMED IN Galbrmth, Hwy 10 West. 378 replll.rs on yo~r home, rental Low rates. MaeHelp 378· more commonly knpWD as entrance to the Village of 4494. 60·F·27·2tc propertY, mobIle ho~e. Rea· 5457. . ~·W.28·9tf, 209 River Trail also RUl'doso· Munl'cI'pal Repre2sSesb.t3at2i7V: sonable rates. Call Crmg at 257·' .. / . M ELECTlUCIAN _ Journeyinan for. 6746. M.C·254tpR2~ kn~wn as 209 Rob~ Way, Building, 313 Cree Legal #8183 IT(8)3 service and repair. Parttime, HOME REPAIRS _ Additions. . ~D··~." .. RUl.dO~: New MexICO. Meadows Drive, Ruidoso, --...... - ....- good wages. 257·6820. M·C-27· RrP.' ntry . drywall · tin .1. i ~ Plamttfh Judgment Lincoln County, New LEGAL NOTICE '2te . ~OOfi~l .~ding, ma~o:nRef~·. AP.PUOO.:S·'R~,.at.JE·~~ dir~c~e~ fo~eclosure of Mexico, the undersigned TWELFTH The · '. '. .snnable MR. Fmr, 251~ .. ~ ,1\1 plaihtiff s he~ on the Special Master will offer JUDICIAL ,RN~PNs HOrsicLEANlNG""M~:~~" '.. 'l'JI)251,j!,lt =;btdaOOve ~:b~~Uf: c: DI~::VC~~RT . Ruidoso ·Full·time POSltIO".S are ~vall~le trash hauling, gutters cleaned ' A~ ~ .Tract B. the following described LINCOLN t News now for RN~ and LPNs. Earn I ete. Honest and d~pendable. 201.. Pnnclpal ~ $64S.50 property in Ruidoso, STATE OF NEW' pa~~nd ~e'neflts .M.~2!-4tp~~~t ~EX~pO ;cOmpetitlve ! 4222. 'j I' ,1ntyrest through August LirtcOln dounty, New .. ,working In a profes,~r~hat, an:dWOllK ,:WANTED _ Cedar ~bak.e!7, 1~92"u.I:'I .....$~48.39: Medco:. '' . IN 1HffMATTER 9F ·quall1y healthcare",:'roo(s s~rllyed, Cedar log siding cost, InclUding Auorney 'Lot 2, Block ,l~,cwet's 'tQ£ ESTAtE OF environment. Conta~t: Ter~~e . spr~yed •. As low as $185. for fe·es ;" $112.11 Pa~k ,S;tlhdiviSion, JULl4 E.IEED', Khfght, RN. ~DC, ..Ru.ldbJO .cIiliifiltS, l1eserves wood teMW . Thtal. $1209.54 RmdOso, tfucolft County, aeceased. "Care Cent.,,,,, 5th .',ij~,~ .~,e~u~; .. 'We .finance: Ft~e. ~to.TrM~ C: New Mexico, as sho~ on No. P8.92.35 ,Slreet.Ruldoso. riM 88345 ~'estimates, 38644~4 lor 257~ .... '. Pnnclpal..".....u,,$454.00 the plat thereof filed m:the ' IJ iVa I .orcaIJ251-$f)r1.E9E._... _~_.. 2273. M~X.~.4~R2tf;' .Interest through August otficeoftheCoUfiwctetk ~ ';"., E': ;,:_ " " 0, " 17, 19~Z""',:j .....$185.~2 andex-officiokecotdtJof ~ MAruA~ ,EaUALIFltD. reXPERleNOED Costs, Including Attorney Lincoln County, May 1, PtRSONTO IO.AI< QJ~HTS A$SALES PERSON .fNPACKAGELlt1UOR STORE. •. Will train th~e .right personVJ~d'$hbws,strong inter ..,tIRED.QE'PAU4TING YOUR HOME? . ~stln'th~,»ltil"~s~l\~pfYI",pe~$~n~ndb~ng rSf~ ...... ,':,,$IUCDo:ypur:hd.fo'SJlf"tlngflnlsh•. ~fenoea"b$1Wsart ~;1~;ino.On"" ... ''.' ;~loclud~s~lastO(llet~flnlshfdr snb~:Cdntroldamagej . eam i ..,', . .. '!~~Manr~~IPlal.tJna llilC I032686,sae.4444, SP'G~SSS-41a2 2239~HWf10E·HOLLVWQODINN, , " " " '''.. ',' '. :'" .... , ; ,'. ,', ' ", INC. i ~, .•...( , '(". ,.' 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JolIn 1:200 FlvI D.' BaIHa PlaWr .... vtl MTV. 1\1'" ~~~... lUres In 1880s India. StemGta'1q8r,Dlvld tlarfI"d, CUiJdI RIIns (1939) . ! . . 8:3000 XXV a.." 0IVIIIIIc QIlIlII Q l1li "...... UtI"'.. NlvtIn (1951) • 10:00 CIl MOVlE:MarflvI: ...... IIIN _ The . - n __... SIftr IcrHI fill - Af\Ir ...WItII AIIH Hlvey • Paid ~m 2:15111 MOVI~ C....rNl A stagestruck /We of Marilyn Monroe Is roveaJed from her .(j)~T_Q 1:400 ...... Til'" FIrIcIII/TIIIIII 0 6l1li ~ FoncuI country glrl'S Broadway debut tums Into a early days In an orp~ to her rise to 10:00:':WlIdurIIII. =:.c.-::- flllSl:ll. LiJcll/e &11, Ann6 Shfdey (1936) ~. ()/tIfIf1l8 HIcks, R/dIIirI ==rai . = 8ISt/IMt (1980) . (J) Art V.." JervH1 3:00(1) MonlIrT_CUIIeIIt • MOVIE: lidFteI FtnnnI AIIlOVI8 star • ....CtIrII:] (J) HmN/IlIl 3:30(1) ~~ ·In S8II'Ch 01 publlcltY ~pts III InvlIaIlon to ::v.....CIIIIQ 00 1lI1111i1 III MOVIE: AIlIJl. I GlIV .Id • 8111 A llloy'S prep.SCI1OOI ~ dInce and Is a ...lIIMa· o .lICk ...... ,. secretaJy falls in lov& Vtlth her boss, but she soon InVoIVod III I llIIlonaIscandaI. tucJlIt . lit 9 HII/rdItl Hew Is engaged to a haD/IY-aO-luckY sailor. 81/1, Wi//Ilm 6Ixtr1n (1943) FIIIIiIfI"'" MtaIaII_...... S ac.r.ci....KIlt Q GHIJe MKphY,l,udl{e8all (l94f) 11:00(1)111 FfIICIIcI (R) =-CIIIk;a 0aIr . OC1ltlE;..... 3:45(1) MOVIE: AItU S... SIx teenageIs Cat'" 1:400 ...... TmII Fnaf/f.... • _ Ieam about life aslhw ride the waves In 11:05(1) MOVIE: _".. All.. 8.8M FII'ICIII 7:OOlJ) MOVIE: FIll GIIMJ Falher-llld-son Walklkl in 1959. ClIffs ~. Yufl Two illpJoraII __ ror.aoId In tilt u,lIItI . SCMb AmIlICIn joogIt entOIIlbr I soc:IIlY 1:oom Q or women. IkI swan AdtI (I).1InY UiII ' =1=~ ni'1S=:'~,= 8tJIfg=(19 J . (!)lOVE.: 'Ill...... Tht kIyIUc If.cI itlab.* :::-c:1tlIIIrP8UW 11:30(1) MOVIE: De Dr. I lUSh SoINJ SIll ialIrlclll ux.lIdby I BIIdford m....Ex...... lItIJIh.solvIt nudII1 v1nd1cl1vt QO'Iwnor Ind .. impending =-~::-..J I:OD~ ~ ~ :u. by 1::"-: =="0:".='f1ABrilIsh -m=:.....,.... trusting wlllltI1I fi)oI1III tx-wlft. ....,PoItI. Iloolcn; JoIH!Ford 110trIthY wilh hknlMlla ~ fortIS • dlvorca laWjIt to tithis cloCtor 1IIIs kI tove Vtlth I SIductIvI but (1~) lMr1oIJ', Jan (1S37) IllonIfmIlIQ1t.rr ~ JIrI Art/U (I)...... YHlH.r.!A*..· 1it:DII/d. AidItI QJlmI!J!n (1891) YlOIdS by InvolW1lI 111m kI I wI*/WlIld older WOII*l wIIo Is IlIoItlno htr • ....It - ... romMICt IIld nwr\agI ,." 0bIfrIn. IaJsbMd s IMler. 1Wwt IrftiINtn. )W I\flLIINOON wCtnMIIE IIHIn..WIIIbkI y [IIIIng lItnnt.t 0iMff l1IlmfIpJt PIg ifill SIIIldon Snell ..tilt ..cI 10:G1S IIlIlOVlE: DIIMII.., (11138). . (1950) mid Dr. FrInIInIwlnIIn hopu rI fIndiIg .thtllMlydayaoltl1l2DlllcedllY.GtorgIfl. 1:3O(J)IIOVIf:DlMlJW"'lAtroublIdllen, &;30\2) fIlA .....From O'FeIIoo. IlL (l) ,.D IfME: TIll IIIIlnIbI A I'IIIQlIt ~. CclhII rlIII up from YIUdeVlIt 10 bti:ome IIlbIltdId to .. frilm Na pep .., (I) IO¥/E: ,.~ FatIIer-and-son IOkIlIr _IllCll*l:ldtoIJl""IllIridlM . (AI*nttIcI) I!XU" /nnoCInCI. PhIl lMy, IlIbn :;;.;;1(.. ~ .::= ::':1==-WMIMlRm:f =-~r:ru:~=: ",-(1953) ...... WrIler fUb)=(1942)'... ltIkPIY &stmIA 10m MIIIiIr ('lIS) Of mort loot Qny HIIm. Lto IbssI 1:00 (J) IR Y....DIlrDIII.Iont ••t--...... 111:3DaJ ...... 10:00 (J) MOVE: CdIl•••1A hapIas 0*..00 (t991) .~.M.L IIlIOVlE:""""TwoIll'lllHlmlIlOOdS (I) thtl girl or his INnsbtcomtthl1tf\l8lS 01 C1nc1nnatllleds .. nutIkIn for ICitnll1tIIrld ueab I o 8IIIil EftIIII ~ ==='.. ~ 5:3IS::::=:;w ldsorclMr£llll'oMicIMII__ 0IIIHk =IIOVIf: ..... 11 un the • &dstiC but flJl-IovkIg pair or asissk1s. Mm (1991) ~,L_ . . • .."I...... Q (l) MOVIE: till .....II ~ A :=: ._DrnQ WOI1IIIl Qlthers her former Iover$Io\l8IIlWIiI .• blackmaIllCheme, bUt pIw~after CII ...... Dtater- WII I murder occurs. RIcirrkJ H.B. MldlMde ~(1932) =1IIIA4JIl 1:30m ....W.s. 7:200 FM Day .....PI••,r 2:OOal flIHaI ~ WraIIII 1'.30lJJ WIIiHr Ynrt Q tD MOVIE: lit AOIl AcrIpp1ild girl's life (l5)Hew~DIIIR1Y11" Is brIgIttened by acollie dog. "* Bmck. Pew! McCIy (1962) • lZI MIME: TIlt1inAt TrIp Two girls who Here ' _-MOVIE: Mara .. A IomIer Navy look enctly alike dlscover they aI8 \Yrin 'ast IS the commal'Ider and agangst8r bltIIeeach other sisters willie at SUtnm8l' camp, and they loin Insulation: pr:::YOlJ?1 as tIley sm:h tor asunken treasure. Enol forces to r$UIllte tIlelr separated mom and ell€A bb/y Flynn, Ruth Ibnan.(1952) dad.· Hly/Iy ",I/Is, IrfIumM O'Hln. Brlifl • Rigid 2 inches thick ...., 2:30 (Il MOVIE: Sla" , trb A stnJggling Keith (1961 b5' • Cut energy bills to 50% lJy/ widow becOmes Involved In arelationship PrIulIb • Reduce outside noises with an 1II1teJat6 man who Is ashamed of his : r.:v.llmpe handiCill. Robert ~ Nlro, Jane Fm(1990) lZD 1OdI111t H.N 1;1 Metal Roof: Q 7:,w O! BlIIIHII TrmJ FortCId/TropIcaI Update ·Heavy gauge standing seam 3:00 al Moullllil BIkIIlII From Mount Snow. Vl 1:00 (J) EmDlrt olllle AJr.1he M. WtIo MllIIt *Never roof coat again ~ MOVIE: l1lt CDWIIoy llId l1li Lady A IlIdIo 'rhreo man who mada radio ilOPUlar; rodeo cowbOy and an arlstocratl,c woman Interviews wl1h Garrison Keillor, Red Barber * stops leaks pennanently become unlikely lovers. GaJy CooPe,. Merlo and others. I:] " UconIlO 6~ Oberlin (1938) III 11111. Fnim lilt CrJpI ¥ .MH0100608 *Up to overhang 3:30 <2> Spada A1ml.lc Jim Thorpe, Mike (I) World M... Schmidt. Wilma Rudolph, Don 00 Oootl, Hmer, M.D. Q SchDllander. G (JIH.d lI)l ChaUlllIg, 4:00 (J) llllld, tile PGA Tour 61 TIlt W,"ol1t ' . 4:3000 Up Clcu II! Oood Evening ForecallJWHkend (J) MOVIE: Uu A14-yolll-old girl lJaglna Outlook CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE'· 1-800..371-4674 making seductive phone cails to an older _ rD Mliroal P/!Bl E:I .. ~ ••... __ • ~_.L __. __ ·_._ .. ~... ,. __•..••. "".".",. ~--~-_._--~~----'------""------""'" , . , '., , ' , . . .' • •• "~ ~ :':~ ~~ ~<~ ,~~ ~ ...... :"1 .. ',. '\ C· '. '''i.'"- •• ! p . ".. :::. , $ a2l HeWl •.• ~. ' ." . Page~!! I TflEifhaldQSC) News @ NatuA,1 World to far haklM. &oIvii Mu/l1lly, wiill8m 8:40:C::a:rtTA~:I"~i~lIC~ '9H~lgbt" ~ ". EVENING a!l Croak Ind Cha.. Gargan (1942) .. NlII. ' (!) ImJ News . «m TbaI'I MV Dog CIl MOVIE: The hdN... e.aA It , U"" @ From MOIlklP to Apes 6:00 (J) M.cN.llfLehllr Hmllou, Q l1!l HaU Hour CIlII)Hv Hour B,..ldlll TlllnlllII TIle aeBlS fly ·to the 7:00 00 Mlrka' 10 Mlrkel - tBlN•••vIH. Now (J) (l) Newa at LoVl Boll , Houston Astrodome to play the Toros In.8 (I) lIrrvKlr.i UVII . G CNN Headline NaWl ' (i) Prlm'N.wa~ OJuUft~~ Ev8ll11lll follCll1/WlIk,B.nd game to decide who partlclpates In Japan's lllMOVIE: Tlit WhItt To..' SiX people with atCllomAUiacUolII ImJ JlOpard~ Ou ...... championship series. WlIIlsm oallano, . 'dlfferenlmotlvesalt8flJpttocllnibanalmost iPl Goo4 ~venln. Fo,.calt .. ~surmountabl8 ~ Malol Leag eBaseball a Bawwalch ~. Jacldo Earla H8JaY (19m ' mountain. Gflmn Ford, @ MQVlE: Charrol A reformed outlaw ",laut1& fWns.1JoYd BtidQes (195O) . attempl$.to SavB 8Wastem townffOm tbe (11l cantlra ! MDau,p.,',BShIVe -Ia'" 11:30('2) WOlllln', Pro 8tIch VDlllytlaU World a!l Crool and Cha" ..,. rdl ,... ..,. Series, semifinal f,om Santa Monica, Galif. ~=~:froo~ Thl 2IIlb Ana\Vlr. band ofounmen he onca called friends. Elvis i H~r, @ Super Marie BroL Superahow 9 EVlIII at •• Dav (R) n "....-ru 41__'11 EdAsner, Valerie Gavin Prosley.IDMOVlE:lItaLaItMlIIDeathl'Clwlnlllaleslna Balin, V1ctrJr Fmrlch (1969) QlloClldlblt Hulll Qll TbI Mitt AFTERNOON .MacLeod, BettY Whlie,Gaorgla gel end attempt to break out of aIIIl]Ill penltenUary OJ Good Evanlng FOllcall/Waokend 8:20 9 F1v. DIV Bu1I.... PllOnll Clods Lllachman share merilorles of the on the eve of an lll(eculion. Mli:l(ay RooIley, DuOool 9:30 (2) SporlICullr .. ~mark series. Host Mary Tyler Moore. ClIfford David, Hany MIHard (1959} a Full HOUSl~ (J) CornPulIr ChRIII'. 12:00 (I)MOVlE:Tht EdgIAdlslllUllloned R., a 81yend Reality !KIc.\I$a,.lnllnCll (P1te7doI1~ rt Conlll", ~xxv Simmer Olympic Gamu (ColI") wo1rld Wl!1' I veteran searches for spiritual Iwa' &.,...cJn _ la nwv u, ' en Ightenment while his friends face tBl HNlIJIIIt Now 10:30 00 Art Vou 81111I Served? Rlchllld Chamberlain, ra GaIrora MORvII.. . . PIllSlInIl crises Ilf their own. Bill ~ , lI5l Bana " . rJ) OH-Hlald SIIIld Q (1978) ll) MOVl~ VIhIrt D•...,Uvea Atrusllng Cllhsline HlC/Is (1984) Q . at CNN lltadllrll N... (I) ,-PoU\ICI'D2 ~ Dad d!l MlV'a WHhlId B1111of1 lD MOVIE: "111 811I1 An English blU1lame a rr:. • doctor falls In IlIVe with a seducllve but 12:30(2) SIIdIIa Newquay E!1IIland Pro (R) M.£. GiS ~ f.V del8llll6l! older woman who Is plottlno her QI MOVIE: Jact MCCIR, ~ A. 01 Ql!III:y, hunter stumbles across HIU,r's h!ileaway o Good EvaIIag Foracast}Wllkallll and decides to playa most dangeTllUS oarno· 9 -.llO thaSllDIV . husband s murder. Rob6It MItchum. J=alth Southemer who joins the Union Ariny durtng ~ Q7J "..nd·uP nd-Up OomBflIUB, ClauH Rains (1950) the Civil W" and Is tricked Into gIvlllD DIIJIeoII WBltBr p/t/gBoII, SIndets. Joan ,:05l1!l Dun tal 01111I MIlIIr Infonnallon to the Confederacy Is trifld f!ll' .~.. Molt Wal1td a .BannBtt (1941) 1:20 9 FIvt DIV Busl... P1anur Ql You AIbII for It, Again' esplonllll8. GBorD6 MontgomMY, .,. aI D.... CrocktttOlIllt MJasr.sJppI Davy IlJ WIld SIIIa ~ .CMlt and his pilt bear travel Into Indian lIJl TwIca ParR'" Ex-eon Harold Morris :30 (J) XXV Summer O.c Bama Q l1!l Yof MlV StBVMS (1953) terrltoly on a B£e mission, ., warns young people about !he danlJtlS of III MOVlf: Mlcao An adventurer and a IDMDVlE:BackHDIIlIAfamllycomeslnlo 1:OO(2)rrOJIlSkII.. FromAlianla(R) . • SIll.,.' .peer press~~ llnd bIIW small mIStakes can singer cross paths with a malevolent conflict after b81ng reunited at the end of ll) fItOVlE: I WII II ~ 'A Wo~d ~~. d~es .as WJa IIDlI hrIItY ~ave lJIgconsequences. gangster In the exotic port of Macao In the ~I =BY. Mills, HIytBy CaIr. beauliluljewel thI8l to 00 str'8IQlIt 0 ....U a7J 11m"", . Far East. Robert MItchum. JanB Russell. After( N:li AlB Ha", after she falls In Jove, bulher old cohorts 7:200 FIvI DIy 8IIlHa tilJIJTV.. . William BBndlx (1952) 9:40 8uIIIIa TrnII lI!llSUO her. Erich 11IIII strohIlm, Villi ZOIfM 'PtuHr ~. ~,~ 7:30 (J) WIld ArI*lcaJ:l A1I18d' scleJrtlst r:.':'I!'t Tulgllt Q 3'pdllt' ForIcuf/TnIPICa lUIlII 81.11 New Vorl< Meta , (I) BlIp .,Itap ~ =and==:t."his assistant PIlrforrn expeilments on @ World wli II: 0.1. DJIIV 10:00 (J) Rid • RHll1rlamIH at Chicago ClIbs (l) . III fJrIpIWIr ,., captive IlIisOners;John CWdlne, Allison iIII PopIyt (J) MOVIE: TIlpwkI Aformer FBI agent . til Klllr'a KInIIJ'. all NeW ZOI1I ,.,. Hiyes (1957) ,. • tIIPI Court a seeks revenge against the larrortst Who 1:30 (2) hHIIl 1(.1.0.8. ...,1100 . . . QJ MlcbJ Mouir Clull Q killed his wife and kidnapped hIS son. til MJjarLQllll BaIIbIII New York Meta Qll"UalII hAlyny? 10:35~ ':etE:s~"':: ~':d~:~ a Boum IIuddIn Tl1renes Knox, Dlyld WI1IIm', fSlb61la at ChI~AIItI Culis I(l) 7:40 0 BuIIItsI TIIVII FeracuIIT_1 estate after suff~ting anervolis breakdown. as PtlIl LaloRde HoIfmIn (1990)' -..v IJpdala . StaVllllSOlJ, USI EIIIJaehar; Joan lIZ ComJca OI/J (I) HIWINilllI 2:00 (2) 8HIar PGA 6eIf Dlgllal Classic, 1st Mer =o~ ~g B:OO~ Pkarale=~~~)WIfIICh~ 6:40 «J lluIlHu TAvel FomIlt/Traplcal (J) lIIl HIWI :=0';: girl 'tilth a knack :&==9 Q Updata IlJ JIWI: "'" TlH story for oPtlmlsm spreads her oWook through a s~ks revenge on !he me lord who 91_ Edll\ol ~~ expert Q . 700 fII\ T D.n Box! tBl Now ,., 1950s Alabama town controlled M. her murdered his teach~r. ohU Speakman, 11:00 00 Malllrpllcl Tbaltrt : .., op ,.. ng Q5)_1IC1OW alii Mrl.1Qag ..,. ruthless aunt Keshla Knight i'U1111m. Q ~ JanIfs _, MIkll (1991) t;J (!)Hm. . =enL In LIt1II ToQo Two Qi CNH HaIdIIH 11m Phyllcla Rashad (1989) f;J (I) WorN HIWI (I) MOVIE: SfudIII Bodl..Amasked killer American detectives find themselves bat- : ~ FeIecIII' D MOVIE: T"IiIc z.Aman trleSlo.saVll (J) DIaoIIIrI a systematically w,lpes oulhlgh·school = o~ Ulng the JapanBS8 undelWOrid. BfBJIdon Lee. a SIuda abanana plantatlon from crooks In tropical am Very I1Ist ifEd SuJIIvaa I_IActs" students, using 11lLos Angeles ~ flflds oPposlUoo to his !adlcal Ideas 01 r ~=Pool :='= I unable to keep the other playere 110m DOdgers at Manta Bravas (L) I~forfobablillatlon I : I2llSaIllrday • UVI brfnQlngJhe SllltlS , lvncblng 8 cheater. DMn MIttin, Robert EVENING purposes. JfrrxrIJ Trd, MIIc/' 1fIItJdm«I, : 7:409 8lIslllm TrtvtI FortW1/TflIJIcal Mltchum,.5mvens (1968) B:200 FIYI D., PIIII., Dorothy ProvIM (1959) Update 11:OO(J)UpWytQ 1:30 (2) MaIor 12:00 (2) Ia&IH tilt SHIer PGA Tw 8:0000 DorIa Day: A SUlitMItII JalIIHy (!) Ntwa 00 Wall $1ntt We! (J) M*cHIII/lIInt HmHoW Q ' AnBCllotes, film clips and newsreel foots~ (I) IItnIIz Today (!) PtrfId S~ III WOlIftkIe _It hlghllght atf:~IO of Doris Day. III MOVIE: Macao An adventurer and a II2l MaIor ...... IIJl AIMrIcI Cull .. CIIsl (I) World singer cross paths with a malevolent tBlllrt TV WlIh \Malllt.1lll1IaI tBl C," QI. III MQVlE: IMd III lilt ...Acowboy gangsterln !he exotic port of Macao In tho at ~ VIMo GIl .... Involveilln afrlend'S uruIorhanded schemes Far East Robert MItchum, ~e Ru~/I, ~ suddenly changes Ids ways to help 8woman WlI/IIlTI BMdIx /19521 1:35 (J) 'MOVIE: RaosIIr COIRnr Astaunchly ! ..1'IIImft _•• I • religIous schootmum fOllM an WMaSY lUI - EVIllItI _1 •, and her lather. Robert Mltchwn. 8arba1lI8e1 alliance with I coarse, ons-eyed marshtll0 tZ»MOVIE:thuei larry: HalllHaIU RoQ • Geddos, iU:(1948) capture8gangoflncompetentouUaws.~ IW An all·star band gathers at st Louls' (J) HllIlIIfrHI Wqne. KJlhVlne Hlpbum, RIchard Jordan hlslorlc Fox Theatre to pay trlbUlO to Cllick 9lhHt a (1975) Barry, the roverell father of lOCk 'n' roll g) AIIIIlIca Cud"& Cont 1:400 BlIIIHu Trml Fn:utIT_1 ~: BIttY, KeIth RicllllrJs. Elfc C/IpJM @DlW.... MORNING r all Rul WIrIlI Updall IS ~Y1E: EIIIt Afarm QIrI seeks revenge , 7:00 (J) MOVI£: PaIlct AcaMy$:AaIIINII QlNtnQ Mlam\ IuU There's no ~ }ustk:e, 8:00 00 AIlIIrIcHi!: wlten herfather dlesatlhe handsof aWlllIlIll «J Gtod EvII!Ig FortcaatJWHkIllll (i) btrb ~ who marIIes and murders men for th!lr BVehasHightower. Tackleberry Bndthl gang ~ r lJll1Iook slp plna cola1las wItila on vaca1Ion It a ll) MOVIE: ACOllJ'I08OUS glllln an rooney. Shel" KInIlIdy. SWfy a !5mffI1IilII, M210 Q peacelul police convention 1n"Jam!. Geage Infamous 18th-cenbJry Insane asylum EdwIrd Albtft (1963) • QI MOYIE: 611I1 Dill Three ne'er-tlo-wsll ~ Bubba Smith (1988) , s1IUgg1es to expose thelnall«lull8 COIldI Brltlsh sollf':am fimf d • ~..~~_~ ~ ....o..-_...... --J _"""'""...... - ...... ----...... ''''".__.".-..,...--,.~~.,-=~~.'.' ~ _, __ m • , , . Ii. !fl. Ij/' ,. • • . . " .. ~""·Vf; • • • ., . I'V • .-,' .T~J.!:; ;,\,' . .ooAfl~ ~., ~.. .~. .~". \._~.' !i~;y-rd~ ... ;:,.,.., I '- "'! .. , ..... ,. . .- '" .. ," ',., , ~ ~;:J,' , ,"'--. .~ 11"-" . ,~., ~... ":-" ~~I:... ~ I" ii\1I ·,·;';."J • , " . .' -... '-"'j ~ ~' ~ "'''!'.~ . "'~: I;,,~ i'~; i,~' ". '. ~~tN',~·,;,. ~: e: :g. . c "--' ", • Rul~oSQ N~Ws Pag~ ' ,', . _ The I 5 , .. ' >" ~~ ~1:lIlt 1\I111~T~III;":" O'R~O~~i(~ tr1 'e' GI Q "'. .nd Dlcoriung Today 12:200 FIVID.y,BUIIIIBllPI;llller . Park. YosemltQ Valley. Bfa Sur Oountry QUhi'Onlcl'8 01 NIlIIlI C '.' .'. a Wet-mIlo Pooh COIDI'" ... ~ FIIn~l.onll Kldl ' ' 1 30"., Unl./mlr'd .Hvd"'R,'I.e Rlclng Crater lake, Mount !tanler. G1atlerBllY and . QJ MOVIE: Oil'n '11.Jl~ WIlh You Awoman , < "')1.ondO ' '. ""'. IIIl eNN Hladlln, Ne. I '''''' ot~er Ipeations are QMplorell. .., . making a mo'lio In Hawaii falls in love with .....8.DI~Y. IWrid . (II Qui"N.wa/~'In I"'V .. ..,.. a naval officer. fsiller Williams, Peter Gollilb . IIll .a . 0 .• '. I'l'\ WlIb Ell' K1lnlChQ) H1IIIdo •. . Lawfrlld,~/can/() tDl abort A!I.illfQn Spin Thlltlr Qllncre~lbl.H~lk . «him. V'I' . . .. . Qll Monty Python'. flyIng Circus MoIIt,alban(1941l) ~ ~~r' 3~ ta In Tellch WllbChallel Slanl.y . 7:0lj VieW Po.a' How AlternQGn .Farec'll/Wlllclnd tBl B'rnodlllgilld D••Ung TOday 0 five II.V 1IIIIIneaa PllDnlr a Public AIf,lrs .Add"l$ 7:20 OFlwe DIY Bullnll' PI.npr a Wid. world QI. fUdl IIll R.,I World 3:30 Q) lIall (lId !IaU11I 1:1 6:05l1) MOVIE: M»Ifirlo\l$ 1_I.nd FIVe men .. 7:30 lJ) AIIIIII' HO}e 0 JI!l\lP, ft,tt1, alld Roll •, CIZ O.nalr tay Q (I) N'Wlm.ker sltuliaylN'WI escape ·from 8 CIl"fed~{llte prison In an al NI"/MQne~"k lD fire ~Y Nn. . ~ BlIID,IIb.r . iI (I!1Cauntry S.lt . observation balloon and land on a SoUth CJJBllII/llulc, a Huu.. floor Deb.JII or Public PolleV 1.2i40ullJ lllfllflllQOil.1 .W••llllr/TropICII ! ~~]...I.'t.O~dn .' Seas Island. JOan Gres(lwood, Mlchssl C~fg, .".. 101 WII./lGOI" 0CilmblngCQlIfll1K1 _11 -.u ~ Mlchasl CsJlan (1961) MII1~" ""u (f)) Jay QI a.rdtnllg CQl S.turdlY Nlobf Uva 1:00 W American fiII.guln. 3:400 tuslnm ""v.1 FORjClIf/Troplcal 6:20 llJI Flvl QIyBUIIn'~ P1lnn.r ! I!..Il...~.·WR~!.~CGUllItlown 10:05 II) MOVIE: Hat RollI to' HilI Juvenile Q) Wql!d~llVf!II WitbRlcII Bu1z Updlll . .._, "'. delinquents harass a family Ihat has lust (I)'NiWI/Onllle MllU '. 4:00 (II Hoin,Uml C . . 6:30 (II Travel MIglZlnll •. Spbm.~nl (I) (!) XXV Summer Olympic Gamll Q · CI U,d" • UIlI IlTral . mlWed to tho des.rt 10 operate amotel. Qana III MOVIE; C.llIdAWorld MOVIE: JIiif Ona qf lb. BlIP' An (I) Three'1 ta ~ BItt Andrews, JtJanno ClaJII, Mlmsy FannlJl' War Usubmarine wmml!'der C\llIfronts his a\lfaetNa female,lIlgll·schOol slWlent PGses ComplllY . .' a ClIII,.UIoIlII Hllrlq or Public Affalra (1967) auUt alter his mistakes Gauses8Yeral CrliW as a boy tQlIllt a joumallsmlntemshlp, llJ) WKRP InCIJ1clnnlU . . Add,," .• 10:20 llJ FlVIO.y BnkItU PIaIaar' membel1l to die, Willilm Holden. NanCy Gaus/na complltatl~ns In the locker room 1011111 ArctIc . ~ WIIII~ OJ GIIM'O\e Opry Uva .7:40 0 Balnl" Tra'" F«tcalt/T_I 10:30"" AUla HI=" . . Olson. B8ndlx (1951) and elsewhere.. JOYCII Hj§,lIr. Claylon lI7J nlll World UJH!I." . . (J).... VI..tn·.'" lIJSm.ll· RullI/BI; BIlly Jacoby (1985) g lB eolomllilddllll , ~. "'" lBl N"RA TIdIV . I'l'\ Wadd T••V 8:00 (2) !!!~ !!,Jlloortd l!l Paid· . rim ·0511111VIrgI"lJn am 811' S•...ch 0:40 llJ BUllneil Trav,l For,clII/1'ropical 1Il MOVl~ OIl TOIl TOIl. lilt Dot Mo IIIl CNN H.._... . !II Cha"",!1 C~rge" . w...,""...... , .._ . Il~ rdl~ Updlll . ·l!lKIWI. SIVid An .• doD 6!) Top 20 _ ColIIldawIl ...... , , ... II t1"'" SII ... 7:00 (2) S.lUrd.y Nlgllt Thunder (I) IfewI/SIlovt8lZ 11111 WHll wandets onto the lot and fnto the .llWs of the aI MOVIE: Diary 01 R1;ll1t ..-.'_•• A 0 - or Ul' I II .,," III MOVIE: 8ldfl1Il Acouraaeous girl In an stars and directors at a failing Hollywood . college educated private - loins ib'e big ~ BID V.IIIY '. Q) lIlIrlInce Wllk Ipfamous 18th.centllry Insane asylum studio during the sllent·fUm era. Mad6/lne leagues when a womanv'sufferlng from. Ii CNN H,ldllH Newa • (I) Belli Sldlll With J...I Jackso. ~ (V MOVIE: Blch.11II' MoUatr An .unem struggles to expose tile Inadequate condl· Kahn, BnlCIJ 06m, Art ClrMy (f 916) amnesia hires him to find QUt why two men ==':1 RDCIl ployed salesglrllinds an abandoned baby tlons of thll InstilullOll; Bods IMoff, Mill (I) ~..and Novlk are trvlng to kill her.lJIIn#lsl1uQIn. SUlaflnS llJ GoIid' Eve.1ag ForeCIltjWllklnd unVliltllllllyblic~mes PI~sMnll. and Its vuardlan. LeB. Jason Robards (1946) CIl ABC WHllIId SpeclaItQ 8arbarI Boson (1916) oiatlook G/1IQIIf Rog6fS, David Niven. Challss Coburn SUmer! llId lilt RIll GIttdUIlIn 8l Scralch . llJ Goed AftanlDDll FOi1cIaf/WHknd a Kara"e S.... (1939) . 9 Gre.t AmlllCln Oll1dGoil DIItIook .,,, D ChIoalcIIs 01 Nlfill Q. ~ (I) Mlctbv.rC . TIIIIIII _tit. TuI1lll Q O5INtw ArcllIII ClDlIHV'IH"IoTmauralll.IldBlfm til Buaa.V IIld,a1a' . llJ).MOYlE:CBShlurdlY Movie 81",,111101 OJ WCW ProWrIsUItIg IIll RI.I W.m! BlII5SIId. ChriSt(fJhllf Guard, KenllBlh CoIIII! .at MOVIE: V_ A detectiVe with an BOy After years Ilf feeling hostility. toward lD World AlIvI , CD W.Y cool C . (1986)'t:j eMtrOme fear of heIghts l&asked to tall an old . each other, two former friends are brouaht lBl AlI8llI'1 Cre.1Ivt UvIIg WIIIJ trails a KIlIIllICO/PMIled 0 MOViE 1111 Lad Diy Arellred lIIlnman school chum's wife; Alfred HilchCock tolIether by the birth 01 a child, SUzanlls aJ BacbIa•••llIIe Zoo at HoI/vWDOd Inaldar Is forced to take up Ills QUns again when the directs. JamBs StIIWalt. KIm Novak, 8Ilbara P/eshslt~oebbls ~MareI" RsynOlds, Courtensy Cole , FertclIt,lWIltIH 10:40 Q l.t....Uon.1 WlitherfTropicll Dillon gang rides Into town fOf a daring Be/ GBdd8s (1958) . (1992~~. , · • Tom I J~ KIft " 'UJilII" . robbery. Richard Widmllk. RobIIrt CoIirBrJ. e HIgIllIe Omlell gW 11:1 • Jim H...... •• Moil'ir GoDu Slllrl.. 10:55 Q) MOVIE: '" J.yItawktrt In Kansas . Chr/SloplJer ~/ly (1975) '. Qi NllIo.111'rI# Cl\lb AdllIIII lBlSII ,rfios• .' before the Civil War. aborder rakler dreams lD De.f WOllcI ~ ~ Ihld AtltlUOI Span 11In1,r IISl Bordillown Q §How Ibi Wilt Was Won of becomIng an American' Nepoloon and ,r..~=Clfloor.1I or Public PolleV 4:05 II) WCWSlblfd.V Itlglll WmtIIlg IIIl CNN Hlldl1nl N.ws . D.~, lI7J noclumlllllry . at hid Program ruling the Great Plains•.iliff ChIfIdltlf, F8$S 1:20'" .,;._ D.v PI..... 4:20 llJ Five D.y Bull.." Pllnnar llJI Good EVI.11lD FarlCIIt/Wlekl1ld JoW JIIICtIoI ParImr, NlcoI6 Miurey (1959) 'U' "Q I uu _ .-w. e OuUOG~ ~ MOVIE: 1111 GI.1Il Gn. Mand.r After 11:00 (J)'laspIl1UllIl 01 P,lltIIIg 1:30 CD Dtc~ Willi Mill GIIIIII' 4:30 (J) WtIcoml to My Sludlo tee~agers disappear and several' unex- (I) XXV Summar OlYmpIC GlIIlII Q . (I) NewaJYoIll'M~IY G) NlWI/P1IIIy ell t.lCOPSQ plalned motor accidents occur, It becomes WNIW$Da, lI2l MOVIE: UltIt H.roes Agirl and her ~og ~ :!~!:.~DUr Ufl a COlInt.ratrlkl be~utlful as nlllOn bi 8elll'l WIth Hugh Ro.. obvious that aa1ant monster Is roaming the III MOVIE: Ang.1 Flc, A, overcome dS!loer and attempt 8 danng lIZ Ufnlyl.. 111111 Rich' F.moul G JIiIIIII.lIslI' Roundtable PlamslQll area. .Den Su1I/VIlI. Fred GrIham. Usa psychopath causes the daalh of all those she rescue. Kather/fIII Willis, Rl8lnlfl SImpson IIll Th. BID Picture Q2jFranklR .ndOlvl"t SIoclcfon SlIlI The Simons (1959) loves, Robeft Mitchum, - Simmons, ~:lJa W1.IIItCuP Rael.. e 201. LlvItI . former Saturday Night live writers aim their 8:05 III HIU~I.I GlOGrepblc ExpIortr Herbllrt Mm" (1953) lB MOVIE: '"Mil WbO KHw Too Much 4:40 llJ 8lIa11l.. Trawl FofICIlI/TropIcal barbs at drunk driving, Rflllganomics and 't:2Q 9 fin D.y 8llaIIeia PIlI.., ~ An American doctor and his wife are told 01 Upd.1I Mick Jaagar for an audlenco at Stockton ="=L='Q State College, 8:30 W JlmnlY Ho_ llIIdIm !II J.,In: De"'rue Sloiy an ass.asslnation plot by a dVing secret 6:00 (2) ~rIICII.t., (J) 8,1\111 Smart GounMI CtOkIq S Clilmploalhlp Rodeo allllol James Stllwart, Doris Diy. Btellda dB W SIVIII~ WItII N.lley 7:05@ Herbl•• the Love BUll (I) Newa/Slylt WIllI Elaa KIIIacII (J!) PrllICI V.nllll &nz/s(1 956) (I) Star Tm: TbI NUl Delnllon Q 7:20 0 five DIY BUllnllu Pllnn.r CIl P1l1lti ifOllk W.ttr Q tI7J RIll World' =God • Nm Behlld ilia tim WIIIJ RIY (I) CIDIIil GlII9/NtWI 7:30 (I) Rlllable SOUICII aJ M.,," Fowl lIIl MOVIE: ur, I. tilt PIH Alieutenant IIvbaklf III MOVIE: HtlIIt af S""D'" Aruthless aJl CtII$Y KI1c'n commander and acon artist attempt to get 1:40 IlJl Illtm.Uoa.1 WIt.r/Troplcal financier contempluouSmuses his four sons !II Naws lS I'DttVl.. asunken sub on th& seas John Astin, . Updatl to su~ his own neells, 'dwIrd G, Rob/IISOII, lB! Haw ZOlfO 1;1 oRck1~ .0. ~ lI7J MlVSl!!.tIs CD TA%-MANIA &" Richlrr/ Glilliilld, CiJopIIr (1977) 2:00 W RlcllII Acrou AmtrIcI· RCIllc1wdMtAfO"S'Hta, SUSiII . (1949) a COPS ... : :.: 0IIHrI.1Id "'" ~ AIImooI FortcuI/Wllttnd (J) C".Uv'1.IvIlIQ WltII SIltryl Borden am CBS Ntwa Q 7:40 llJ BUIInea TIlV.' Fol1c.lf/Troplcal . 8:40 d! Bual.... Trevel FortCIlI/I'raplcal III hid ProIram ~ XXV SIfIIllIIIf 0IyItp1c GIaIh (Cont.) a» Earth GuliIt Updlll . U/ldltt it ='~~A pllol her CD MOVIE: Flit Fomrd Eight squeaky- .. 051 ou.smokt 8:00 WAuaUn CItJJ4mlla = teen~ ~ (I) Ora.m On "'" 8:00 (Jl GrJaI 01l1dlllrl confined to his apartment with ab:leg clean lrom Ohio go to New York r=DrId (il World Hm wO. fltt OIIIItH.. passes tho time by spying on hIs nelQhbors. City In search of \helr big break In Show IlJl GooiI Evalllig Fortcaaf/WHttnd ~, (J) HlIlI\Il flllll 1:1 (I)saVIll by tilt Bel MIlk-PalJI GossIlaar, Including amuiderer .lImeS StllWllt Grice business. John Scott OM Franldln, OllllDok OJ MI/Or ...... dIs'b.n =~bf.=~~~~ife Kelly. WMIde/I.ClnY (1954)' . r::..TJ.Dt~p QI GrudgI M.1cIl 101 TM Advenfllrtrl lBl Amtr\cIn Mule SilO!! dies, leavlng hlmto liko care of the children ! ~'1:tc. CIl MOVIE: 1111 IlttInI II I MIl ClIIIII : g=~=.~ D. ".ma K'~ he has nol seen s!rlCe his divoI'ce five yeaJS - • Hom Horse. a Brillsh noble ralsetl by the K- '. US! RItl TIn TIn, Cop 1;1 Undfn.~y ~~ lI7J Yo' MTV RlPi ealliel. HIJ Hulfon, CIssIe 11:200 fIft DIY 8aIUII PIli. SIoux, returns trom Enotand to defend his I"tH CDIIlta . sHm y,tBS (1980) 11:30W SIpIrBovb adopted people .gaJost the whlte man. all MOVIE: 1111 GII.I GNI Montlr ·After 9 Good EYllling FarecaaIJW.....d (I) NtwalkItICIlId TlclllOItILWHk ell kaI 01 Jor 01 PaIlIIlII: Richard Hatrls, Galli SotIIMf1l38!I1. ~y teen~rs disappear an~ sevoral Wlex· ~""I;I ~ Ollllook CIl BJta _I (I) NlWlll\lkar la_wINna t.!wis (1976) laI.... t ·....Jd· IS It be QlI CDdI 3 1:1 lIIl heir lei ... FuIln CIl MOVIE: The MIIdIIl1,1 ClIdld.tt A a» WIIdIIl. ChlOllc1ll P nl"" mth°at°r ..... en occur, comes G2\BuIa_..W!.o. Para4. Korean war hero Is bl1InWashed by a ~ Performllca Shtwcale: MempllJI obv OUS a ~ant monster Is roaming the a MOVIE: -Pt'RlI 01 Ille Apli A U.S. aJ World Anv •. Chinese hypnotist to assassinate an Events from the Super CIlflY)' Show it the ~~9~ tlvarr.. Fred Gralwn, Usa spaceship lands on a desollrta-look!ng ~ planet, stranding lis crew In a world ([jl ....AnMrIcI: Side by SIR American P9litlcal candidato. FrInk Sinatra. Memphis Intemational Moloropcrls ParI< are ""'0 "'- D •• ..__ . dominated by Intelligent apes. Chariton LIIIu LJuren~ IlJl nn lI5l11lt Hm'eY. Jvlet ulgh (1962) featured, [neludlng drag-faco ItlghUghtIJ and ...... y ...- Plann.r Heston. Roddy McDowall, Kim Hunter (Il) MlcIaHI JaWDll: Uvt Ind a2I hid Till. e swap moot 6:30 (2) ESPH', SptHWHk D....,. all Thefe My Dog llJI Good A1t.mllDll FortCllt/W.....d WCOlllfUltr C!IfOIIcJes (1968) ~ a MacGyver 1;1 llJI MtraIII FtrtcaatJWlltelld lIll RIll WoiItI Outlook (I) ..../SpaJt!J.llIm. lD BIll 01 Prime Time • =I~ ro:d:~Jt~~~~o~~~~r= ~ all SlturdlY Nlghl UVe =. Till', ERlUIII MvtIl1Ira Q : r=or'!:. Q :.fi.... 1;1 aI Deuld IIIck PmtAb as WIly w.n WIlla JnII McDoWtII who commlts aelS of violence for the a2I $100,000 Fortune Hllnt 8:05 (I) MOVIE: Gllaly A park rangor finds III MOVIE: '"Lilt OIlposl Two brothers, tm TIn DrIB Mlllnlum publicity, Sylvester Stallons. Billy Dee a» Mlc • MuUer himself pined against an ta-foot, 2,000 fighting on opposltesldes In the CMI War, 11:40 llJ Ildtru1llu1 W..llllrfTrtPlClI WilliamS, Riilger Hauer (t991) ® flUl CDIlItctloa pound grizzly bear with a taste for human are forced to work \o09ther to fend off an U..... rB La l.lIz Del Muado all Rill Wollll Ilesh. Christopher Georga, Andrew Prine, Apacha attack. Rcm7d 1lNilIn. Rhonda aD Stalld-Up SIa.d-Up 5:40 llJI IIIIIuu Travel Follcasf/Troplcal Richard Jaeckel (,1976) RMJfflg, NoaiIBwy Jl. (1951) 2:05 mMOVIE: RtctItIIln an O/lllresslvllSll\all Upd.1I 8:16 QJ MOVIE: Euy 10 Love Everyone's in love ·ta FIIIIt bill town, a pair of rebelnllUS teenagers finds EVENING with the female star of the Cypress Gardens. Qi ~ T...... 12:00 (J) Art 01 RIIIIlt WIrTII fll~delT romarn:e. Ndan CMIfUI. Daryl water show except tile manager, who treats ~er 8:209 finD..Balllm PInIII (I) MOYJ£: GramIIS 2: TIIlI Ntw ~ A Hanmh. Kenneth Mdrli71i11 (1934) like apioco 01 property. ESther Williams, j 6:00 WIHRA Racllg Van JoIIIISOfl, Tony MartIn (1953) j Q:3Om Spor!SCtIIaf man's mag!cal pet spawns e IlllTlle of 2:209 f1vI Dey IasIIIII PI.... mRapod Ftom SutJ Ft WBIrI Wilt Eallq Will dimlnulive demons. wreaklng havOC In an 8:20 0 FIYe Diy Silliness P1.llIlIr I ~.J!!!Pn. 2:3am o=ortilt'" 00 CIlNm WIUKItl Stan1II Macalllly CdIa urban skyscraper. lM:h PtIotbe I'l'\ HIWI WI1clI (I) MOVIE: OII,TIO Mtm Ill. B.~tttlr'a 8:30 (I) TIIa From the Cl'JIl1Q I Caf!S, John GfMr (1990) GJ W ~er (%) R1fl1dio1l II Ille SllVIf SC;Den IUlHI '12 (I) IItln/IfIIlIIl' III RtlItdIOU Hille S1Im SCIItt DtH WIt:e lhe:t goes on vacalion, I ~ five chl:dre.n aro feft with asitter, who dies «I WIld About WlaHII III MOVIE: lrutfnt ftr Twt Awealthy III'"_ GI =~ ltnlned1ataly after \helr nwm's dcpartllre. ~ JIlek Stillion Q I Texas heiress ruolves to rdorm apllyboy lHl ~r 1IdII W.... TIIIII all Newsworthy g~ CMD~' Jwtna Cs$Sidy, John I by mak!nfI ftlm peMlless.famng In Imwllh @ ItIlaza: TIJi Lt:d EpIaNa Ala. _laIN..c..r, M!Id (;tit 1991) IJI Yla." .nd Bobbr 1:1 111m In tile proctSS. BmJn ~ lIll RNI WIlY . Qi Hause floOr Dmt!07 PubUC Polley I HtIrtJert MIrslIal~ GIIfIdI Flrmll (1937) ([J QllIlf AfJIraII. fMIcuI}W..... 2:40 0 IItIrUlIaUl W...... /Trepleal I ~ CoIIflflllC8 II RIW T...... Q 0IIIfIIk u,utI i =r1Dia1pp1lIlIC8 of Right 8:40 9 Bus!lIess Travel f018Cllf/Tte;:!tal l 9 ...Ow way • MOm: tIdY WIftllJ An O\lt • ; . ; .. ------"~-,--- Page 6/ The Ruidoso News AI (I) tIJe CotnmIah ~,.,' :n:-:.':~~~~~tlves:a::~ IlOnSllllCt a wrestling match to settle their , c1v1llzatkm tar more adV$llced than Earth's. "tnlasUI'8$ or the mystenolJs tBSl ano Wins lTil J.b ucllIIe FI II""" barbs at drunk driving, Reagtmomlcs and dlfferentes and deelde the IQSllr wiD be the Yoko, Tanl, OIdr1c1c Lukas (11l6O) tl!elove~ abe_Iprin~.~Cooper, ! Ce:!.'Ba" lI. Mlck J~er for an audience at Stockton winner's valet. 88rt Wheeler. Robert .~05 '*' H...... 'D- . , Sllf1d GpTfe, BBsll RathlJoM (1 ), 10/ Op,. KbcrIsey, MNfor/& Lord (1937) . • \AI "" ..,. . IBl TalDl ' Ol Wlnalll .COIf, AmalRr Hour , State Co lega. (I) Woi\d T....., , 8:201lJ FIvt D.y lUll.... PI..... 0 ElltIt Guidi IIlJ eav.llIon to lilt Ball 12:OS (I) IItsI al RlIUIlI Slmllllln' Del ClI/1!IdY G2l ...... " Ia leavt, , 11:30 III N....t... S_ (HI nil Baamlmll . f IIIl Haward Stam Jam • @ PrabtIlJe 1Md, ' l!l PllIIl'nlgllm lIS PIIIIYI ' , ~ o Baal! Evenlnv Forecas1JW.emt WMOVIE: 11It Day of IIJe TdItIda SlJange, I1i CNJ(Ht~..NM ' GJ AmItkIn M.'TIIevIsIH dll1lll Weet In Rock ,'. OuUook threatening plants are brought to Earth 9 Good MGiIlIIIl. Fof*lt/Laok AIleld (HI HHRn.,. at MOVIE: lilt S.VII M'lI'JUt r a On Seene: EmergellCf RuJlCHlll during ameteorite shDW8r. rendering all but· aMOVlE:JIIltEyraAplaingovamassfalls a C.IItrIIUa!ttiIMe1IIIlHal Chllldl GlldlllOII Village woRrell and Children are , 18 MOVIE: SlltBen Candia Ateenager's a few humans blind, Howard KfHll, Nicolo In love with her employer, then discovers he =WIIcomIIIa Pcioh ~IH' Q' defenseless against vleJo.lls RlIman ren-' family forgets her blrthdey, a nerdy Mauroy, K/olOO Moore (1963) has amad wife. GtaiI1e C. SCCltt. Susannah 1I:35lJ> MOVlE: __-=MIUIIIlI'nAcIIon Ii, egades, until they recruit sevon of the ' r freshman falls, for her and the m8l! of her 12:16 QI MOVIE: MIRIal DllIIar Mermaid An YOlk, Jade .Hawldns (1970) Braddock retums to Southeast AsIa to strongest men In the wodd. Lou Fenfgno, dreams doesn t seem to know shes alive. aquatic star attracts the attention of an agent, t8 MOVIE: 111. KlId'" An evil Sclenllst resCUll his Vietnamese wife his son and a Sybil TJanf/(nq (1981) , , ~~Ringwald, An~ Mlchaol Hall. and launches a career. Esther Williams, hides his vicious mutant brother In the cellar, group of orphans from the viet Congo Chuck at GooIt AtttrilOl fol'llCU1Jl,QQll AIlead : Sta~:'::S~~t~: ) VlctOf Maturo, Waltor Pldgson (1952) ~~n~:e~~:a&~tll;1a,~ g~~tB~~ Noms. AId AJ~g,' RoIan~ HinahII'fil:~VI:OOM:le~~~1 aJ~b: 9:200 FIYe Day BUlIn... P1lnner 12:30 (»fiR Yurlloet AmIJlda Pays (1987) (1988) .. Internationally famOlis rabbit introQucas a ~ 9:30 (2) SlIOltICenter ~ r::.If.:~&~ Urpelltr', Hame Cllurch WIth Kid 8:4t!rpda:"HII Traval ~'lflIOP~' ~~3~) 91 classic cartoons. (Animated) ~ XXV SUmmar O\yllIplc Oames (COIIlI «Z Tiles From lIII Dlrblde QZ EnItKovlCl ' 8:~ (I) AdvtIllllru of TlIlU, Q a Voltroft ' r ~r~BaPIllt l Capital OanDlHe. I ::rrProe;: 4:05 iIII...··· ·..._r...'_ ...r ...'__ 7 ...' ...... _· tz.. :12_7..'..57 ...· ;", _1...._-- sr__*...' .. n z_'_'7_75_._7)""_. •, 777J Jl Page 8 JThe Ruidoso News '. . WEEKDAY~ .....LISTINGS- oW -• ~~". -- .. MORNtNG QaJ ""J DUAl.,.. J;I @ (FR) POWIr T.am 5:00(!) NBC Nm.t Sunnle W ~ lb' Ball,.Sntirl Club (U) ~U) lnvtln~on ()) D~I'I'k 0) E) Adnnturaa 01 P'.ntl C1J J) RaCI Strel1 IIll ) YOUDg Go,lb. (I) MO) eNN Newa e I' 01 RnloraUol Willt Jim az Succw..N·Uf. RobIson ~ (MOl Pa'd ProQl'lm l1J) Glmm. I BlllkJ ([fJ (MO;nJ) Good Momlag FotlClal/look (JJ Bustnnl TranI FortClIt/lbIlMDnl Ahlld· fng's W.lther o .. (WE,nt,FA) GDod MotItIg fOt.. QD 11l' Jetso•• •CIIlj\'lnkud OuUoak tD Good MOIling, MI." lD (MO) RI, Cllarftl: 60 VUII 1ft It Flra' IhnInIil MUllc QS PrIm. nm. Upel .. ID (FA) Back Horn. D 9 (WE.TH,FA) Cug "Drill 01 a Bugl BOA' and Pill Public Allin MtrUa. . G PrIm. nm. Prals. (Ii) Jack Blu, tJl) SIIorI AllHIIH S,.. Dull' 7:4am (WE) Crack·Uf 5;15(1) 150) Tbt PI'" Pool Munier ((J ,r.OiTU) ' ..... U,ull/Llia ~._-~_.- ~ ~-'-"'----~"""""'''''''~.~~, ~. ... • : __ . '--- '11..-. •• _..-....;...L·-"'-.. --....;·a· b I _:....: nlill7·:...... :lIIlII'' .....; HIiiIbo"...... ' ' ...... - __.....hz'....·b ...:_ ...... ; ...... ' ...... ,;....1,.,_.:...... -...J,'"'--.:...__=_r'1