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ContkluM lrom pal'le 1A overall record 0'1' (>·6·11l-1d were 4-l in Pi~s left the Warriors. with a record th-at he Rpl'nt six ypars c()achill~ at dIstrict p:lHy. of2-4 ,glling tnto district, Kerrville Tjvy irl Kerrvill\!. TeX1's, The Warriors started off the sea­ Ragsdale's teilm 'dominated dis.­ l'rillr Lv 'l'rvy. Rag'Hdal,' W",4 a. )~On ·with -an etnntion:aJ win Q:v:er trict. P1ilY with on.ly a mild loss, by .l".!U,cb ''1.1, Hvswdl'(! St:'Bt'iIJD w(th an • T,d"r,,",>. Los8e< to 'Portales and 'St. quarterfinals, ofthe state playoffs_ .. -- ~.------, Mardi Gras crownl.ng

Katherine Finley crowns a duke, Alan .l'10isseur Classic Mardi Gras gala, Sat~ County finalizes contract Porte'r, after putting the Mardi Gras, urday night at the Inn of the .Mountain king's crown on her husband Robert Gods. At l8'ft' is another duke, Gary Gon~ Lynch,awaiting his croVlIn. . ' for solid waste disposal Finley.. It all took place at the . .

l:i>y RICHARD' A. HARROLD Airport S<'l'nk ])nw that afl'el't Lincoln County in­ Rwd, ~y~l<~l1l "Iso 1I1clud~R clude the rejection of a proposal 'I'h!.r rnunt\" nru~rlu'd ({. 'CUrJ­ ,H tfHlr pt"nod fnr :a ,cQIupaetor to 'fclr a new Judicial tornplex in ' . . 'tntt-t t'l!f ;<{o[!(:fwa4t, dl;{!;JllSFld }.HIr1 j.ll' .~et up at tbe F~l,rt Slanton (_"UrT12:tf:Z1j, ,new durnp:-:itt'T:j.: ,a,rt,·, n{,w iJJ plan' KIll" Dnrt! this, H\,'HU'h1 is, "in Pappa. ;;aid part of the rea­ ('l!unly 111,t1l11W"f NICK P,lPP:1~ plal'e, only l'ootractor. ""a.lite RllJl the state w.ould not provide ,'tald [he l:o,nt,rild Fllf sulid wa...;.f.j· ~IIld "ther h;JUll.'t! In mia'terials money for the complex is LiAcOln d1.n.: tW1Clt PHch Y{Ifl'k. but ('ouIlly attorney "J. Robert fund mal<;'b by' the county. iI th!' ti"rnr~ a.rt- flf~Xlhilq:.rrtl(jg_h I'f H. Heam'alR algo' Raid the contract llo",eYer, the mes.sage that f;Hli' nt.:"f:'fh>ti j-li"Hn' (rt"itupnl !ilH'k­ pr"v·,'o.ts 'SQulhwest trom l'haq;r­ the county i" mandated by law'to lrp,~f'rvH"t', 11 'Q.:;trl h«.:. prfl.v~(,'1t~d lng: lhw ,rul4nty UJlJce If recent provide adequate judicial I'n'""nl'" Slfll d lPn' ntfW cl.lUll J."+ lWlI hounda'ries of the z.oneR are court 'facilitloes be provided. The I -stt'TS lltP- ihr£i'rpnt (null the ,OIlt/K y~t Ln be dl'ter.mm"d. case. was presided over by Dis­ prt\V)flllS!Y q,l phH1' Th~l InpLi;}; The WIleR prevent the· tranR'­ trict. Judge Richard A Parsons, ifl-rp :j:.'qkWf{· ~~lth ~11,dH)'g dflOr.C:; on po.rt "f ~"Iid waste from one zone who al",o'made a "imi/ar requp"t ,tht> <;''''ldJ! alld :d.rj'(lr~ Oil th(· triP IntO' r.inotMet yv+thout ba\fing to from Lincoln County. Pnppa:-::: f'nrouragl'''; lL~(."t!": l-.:cl find pill' hdly surcharges,. saId 'fhe option to take the county -lh,> rI, ..r·, rat hl'r t h" n plat'''· 11"111.(" Beauv,,,,s. to court .and force it to provide i un .t;np ,of tht,· lJ[nt~ '\A;'¥W,rt' th~'~· 11 ts pOR",rhle Otero County hetLer judi\:ial facili.tfes is still t wlI1.gr't t"rn rould he eRl..'lbli"he.d in a ~onp open ,t,; PaTSons, Al:r-:lt. pnvmL.f' run tractors: 'who d,.fferent from one Llnc'Oln More than tidbits haul garl),,'i'W I"r "trtl{jl','rlln~ {'Dutil;' mill' end :up in. 'fhis The [,!ncoIA County Fair I 'Art" not anawpd til u,,~ th" dump­ lI1"an.· Southwest Dlay have to Board d,d receive $75,000 from A stern whe.eler in ice graced the la.vish Inn of the Mountain Gods. Partaking of I :SltR:rn pay elltra .n;rot\eyto haul ,garbage the legislatur.e to rlipJace the hoI'S d'oeuvres table at the Con· the gourmet tidbits are (from left) Lisa "Th,', are tN1 ng lhl'm :and oul of Lincoln County, .even ifit's bleachern lit the rodeo are-na in noisseur Classic;: Mardi~ras and Singletary and Lori Alexander, both of ~'lId .P~ ~JWT1 they n"erl In "top',' PPi1"· ·t" a lamlfi II owned and operated Capitan. Alj)o, the of Car­ benefit auction night, Saturday, at the Ruidoso. Pnvate' (,(Intra("t(,r~ are ;';,OPpoPlf,d hy the .corporatirm. ~oio.wi.ll receive $50,000 fo,r tn tJ'O,fo., lh'P 'Ymf'f Sttll1u,n ~q'te em Uther . legiH[Rtivp outcome's lorn pl'Qvi ng E Streek , FinsncialCenter sells to coupl~

by AL STUBBS states from Montana, ta Texas, to tliesover the l~state'territory·in a Ruidoso News' Business Editor Ohio. Th!! company has six ;rllgl!lDal Cheyenne aiJ'C1"aft and, as'a pilot, A crop insurance. CP1:QP8llY which officesl three of them headed up by tlwnew'airpQrt is an iniport.antfJlc­ did '$50 milli'on in businells last Stroua's sons. tor, - hi. faet~ he's· looking for a yeat will be purchalling and moving Stroud Crop has applied for.a Ii- hangerto house'the plane, . inta>the Ruidoso Finlincial Center cenae to operate inNew Mento, Another reason IS tha.tage~ts in the near future after the pur­ " .TheStrouds also own the Insur- and adj~sters,will ''rni"e a J!lace ta chase of the three-story building is an~ Company' o.f th~ Prairie States enjoy 'Whiletraj~ng';" saysStro~d. finalized, the week. ofMarch 12, which will remam headquartered in In the p~t places like Hawl!U and In additio!!, Steve Stroud, presi­ Weatherford, Oklahoma,. Breckenridge. CC/lorad"oi:,haV& been dent, and his wife, Joan Strllud, . That.,e.ompany deals in many utilized for annualtrQjning' , ·vice president and petBonilel man­ forma ot insurance, including insur· ·Afte~ ,i;)ie hotel' and gait ~urse a,ger Qf Stroud Crop, Incorporated, inglives.tack, insuribl1f'eed lot opeJ" are ClIit1JIIl!ted; JUs~:Oi,t skip u.nd w11l be.come peonanent residents of ations, range cattle msuranee and a jump from tile ' nClal Center', Alto Ilnd, Ruidoso, They currentJy bl09dstock(race horses). A agents can" walk, from there to are building a home in Alto and ~augliter of the Strouds fs mvolved tralnmg'sessiol1ll;Stroit;ll'J3!i . J have been part time residents of m that company, .. "Maybe R~dllsQ ni! Ruidoso fot' a l()ng time. . . S.troud Crop will almost JnIllledi-. good ~s;" . ~ Purchase oftlle Finapcial Center ately move its accounting a:nd ·~om. 'Weekend''ll is ,from Ruidpso Finarlcial Center putersta1:T· to 'Ruidos~. Initially ta'keoverot'·. LuI. whose gen!!1"al partnerIJ are some eiliht people. will bejnvdI~~: . The B~, John Hall, Gary Lynch lUld .lace The stJ"OuilS upect 4O.iWltime· ,spp:~ on t~ Ensllr, . employees to ~e working U;i·RlJiil!lsq, . Financial C; The· Financial Center at 1096, within.two years_ Hi~n lioilHar/fl':'" .reo·D ,. Mechem Drive will become a train·' 11' be locally;" "m Iltages~' l1etllrdiDgover Mil . ing center for Stroud Crop, In· to Steve'Stroud. '.; . and: c0rP()rated's agents and a«ljuster~ . . The_Stroud", b!\ve .,been co ng '"" 11;1 "...... toR~do1~,l'otl5Y~a$" r;:I~ with 1,000 .agents and 200 to 8011 ': '. a', .1' adjusters cQming.to Ruidllso an·. 'lace ·h~. '!,l!,hi!.t, ,.. . '4 ii...... ';;"lti",r 'A;4,' nually 'for updating and training, numewllil· .... I! . . ,'., Stroud Crop will take oveJ' the M~~.mi~·'·· .. ," ;.:.,~;,;,., Welcoming Steve and Joan Strol,ld to Uncoln County to the c€l.lJple who are pur­ south halfof the second floor lIfthe Al,IidQSO is George Puckett (left), .execl,ltive ohasing the Financial Center in RUidoso st'rUeture, That fljlOr :!lUlTllntly ill brlmghtthe l.iJBurance eoni}llltlt to'."01' director of the E.oonomic Development and who will bring a major multi-state crop unoce:upied, . Ruidoso~ . , .' ,: ...." Corporation of Lincoln County. Puckett is insuranoe eompany to be. headquartered In StrQud Crop doe.s .busineas in . J>ne of the Factots' ie alei!~~,' 'r co~unities. Airpb~., preSE'lnting some irlfotmational literature on the FinanciaICenti:lr. small farming i.n 16 Blanca Regional SltciJld, II "~' .,,\.... . , ~ ,~.

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. "~ , . " ' ,,' . ' .' Business, , .. Al Stubbs-Business Editor .' .' ' . '." ' -~ ''", -' , 'f ' . . '. " .. ;' .. ~s.actjve EDC, retenti9DCO.JU·lDitte,e· " , ~, ~ ""'. "",' i" '. " :. " ,~ byALSTUElB.S· . .... Seay'scouunitt,ee wiJlbegin March:llfe~t'an!l 'WOl'kipfl' Wit!?- ~e Small. smaUllto>:e "doil'tknowwheretlJ go' RuidOSQ l'IewsBusinells Eidlt9r ' ii:"'i:siting.ev:(n:y'pus~esspoll~ible in B~mess Admim;lsti'ation:, .. along f.romth~re'" saYIl Seay. . • .. '. ..' . . ··Busiriessellin R).ridoso have a L1ncolIl: CountyoffeJ.'lUg s~mces .." '\V1th. other f~cti~n~, . '. . "~,,!mllubator pt:ogram ,can offer . "...' resoUrce which offers in-depth as~, How Clin the. cOOI!lIUttee help '.'Slmmon~ spooahze.s 1U b.usmess .. recePtion,.'!lndllleriCal staffilIiCl .. sistance w.hen needed. .... 'smallbusinesses?'. . .managew.ent, fin3nlllal. manage-phone servJ.ce. .. , ' .'. . That resource-the Business Ex- A. brochUJ.'e lists ~he followmg'xnent staging sexnina>:s and other··.·We ClUleVlln b.elpin procuring' pansion' and Retention OQmInittee seJ:Vlces:·. i'unctions.1 .... contracts," says seay, . .. .' of the Economic Development Coi'- . :-,,~arketin:g. Research'. As- .. Semipars; rec;~iltly ,mclud.~d . aclp~g Si@:lloniJ.inallpro- '. poration . of Ldncoh( GOllnty"has sistance. "...... ····.those.on retail selJing,WlQdow dlll- gramS1S. 13teve Massey; Iris as- . potentresourees ofitsown. . ". -Business Plan Writing As- plays, hoW-to read the Wall Street 1l'istant. ..•... .. '. Behind the EDCLCcomnutteeissista,nce. ' .. . Jollrnaland ·how to develop smilll ,"Otrr Nil. 1 effotl; isbusilless the Southeastern New Mexico Eco- . -:-ProfoI'IDS. Structuring. .businesses,a~co>:ditlgwSeaY-...... yetention. Secori.da'rYiS business Iii- . , nomic Dev~lopment District. head--Business Loan.Assistance:. . , •.. Three p~r~olls ,;ti:om L~ncoln pansion;·says;Seily. ' .. ' .' . .. ,quartered.}11 ¥0Jl:':'l'ell. Hea~ng up -Assistance., lU " Obtaunng' !Jount! pal'tilllpated' lU sell11Dars,. . u;J1e '.. Jmlln·. ,reason· IlJ!lllU _ that orga~at1on1S GeneSlUUUons . Qove~ent C~tracts... .' mcludmgSeay;·...... 'busmesses sQmetimes get mto . ,who alsn}s dea';1- of.the;Ea~tel:'n '. --8iteLocat~0l:lsAss1stsJ1ce. •. H~conducte? a.c1assonhowto·.troubleJ~that .tl1ey are 'un•. 1'lew MeXlco''t!mvers1tyl.3usmess The broch~ llays, ulf ~our bus1- .' r,reparll .fiilauClill statements and. dercapita~ed,SIlYS ~ay. ..• College at theRo~well branch of ness ~ans~on plans Wll1creatll ;h~ ~ approaciliY~1U' ~anltllr:', . '. ". . There 1shelp availaole {In many . .ENMU.. . .:. ..more Jobs, we .can help at :Qo'cost to SllUmons also mdl1'l~ctor of It" fronts;'·, .,... . .' Roy Seay, a vice jlre'sident !;lfthe, you.'···.. . "business illcubatQr lJl'0gtnm" .. ' The economic. health afa como' Fir~t National Bi;J.IIk !?fRuidoso, is .. 'The committee !:onsists of Seay, which :'housesupt<110 busines~~s," mlUlity dep¥nds in l~rge PD.1-'t on Roy Seay, who heads the Business Expansion and Reten­ chamnan of the Bus1ness .Expan-HerbBrun.ell, Bill Dean, Dave ;'lccordmgto.Seay... " the econonuc well-bemg of .many tion Committee of EDCLC, confers with his secretary, Jes­ sion and Retention CODllIllttee of Parksl4ld Archie Wiilham" , Those 10 businesses are ones small businesse/l. . sie Parks. EDCLC. .. SENMEDD engages'in pursuing where the ownersor managers per-. . .' Simmons, Seay and members of gTant money; commercial develop- . haps operating out of aga>:age or Thereisa doctor available.. ,: '

..c' Seminar series, offers'. '. .. small business help ·Lawn furniture. is created' here Bob Walters started making red" The Southeastern New Mexico Pllrtise with participants including wood lawn fiu'niture on a small Business Assistance Center (BAC) Ken Collins with SCORE; . scale . some . months . ago.' 1'he demand kept increasing, and tpday at Eastern New Mexico Uxnversity­ Claudette Foster, a financial plan­ · ..·"'..1 Roswell will sponsor a series of ner; Steve, Griego and Karen Kipp ,~~. h13 .is manager of Gateway .Lawn '. eight seminars desigoed to address with the General Services Departr Fumiture,.302 .. Sudderth,. all aspects of owning and managing ment's Procurement Division; St~ve . Gateway . Lawn FurnitUJ.'e is a small business. . Massey. with Southeastern. Nllw I gearing up for masa production of Entitled 'Women and Minorities Mexico Economw Development Dis-. redw.ood .tables (with. awnings), in Business," the seminars will be trict; Steve Mortimer with Sunwest "- sWing sets and such. . .. from 7-9 p.m, dIt Tuesdays. Febru­ Bank; Pauline Ponce with the Ros­ .walters says the firm is poised ary 27. through April 24, in the well Independent School Distnct; to market the fiu'niture in Arizona large seminar room at ENMU­ Bruce Ritter with Ernest & Younlf. and insome majorTexas cities. The Roswell's Oilfield Training Center. Orlarldo Silva with the Small BUSl­ demand has been strong in Ruidoso . N proper. .' The series is co-sponsored by the ness Administration; and Jake $ JR~ Service Corps of Retired Executives Trujillo with ENMU-Roswell's RICHARD .F. T_ JOH . The company also fabricates the (SCORE). . Community Development office," metal .support structures for the According to Gene Simmons, said Simmons. EX:7IRS agent tables and the metal frames for the BAC coordinator. "These seminars One college credit hour will be swing sets. Flower boxes are anoth­ will address a number of different awarded to individuals who com­ er prodp.ct that will be marke~, . issues for both the prospective fe-, plete all eight semmars. Cost of the has, expertise in Manne varmsh puts ahnllmnt male or minority entrepreneur and eight-week series is $24.17' for in­ , . ,sheen on the fiu'nitUJ.'e that is being the established female or minority . district residents and $25.17 for tax preparation' produced. . . business owner. They Will receive t out-of,.district >:esidents. A one,.tiine Walters Will move his :Gatoway' information on marketing, financial Realty to the'302 Suddeith loea- matriculation fee of $5 will be as­ Richard F. St. John Jr" who has tion, also. He also owns Gateway management tools, procurement sessed for participants who have Diversified Business Services . .in Exxon. programs and loan package devel­ never attended an ENMU campus. e~nsive . - opment. For more information or reserva­ Ruidoso, has an back- Walters has lived in Ruidoso Bob Walters shows off a finished outdoor, redwood table "Each seminar will feature gTo~d intllX preI!aration. since 1981; he- formerly was With tions. contact Trina p'a,dilla,' 'office . St. John for mue years worked Sun Oilin Midland, Texas. with umbrella top. A swing appears behind the table. Both prominent business leaders who manager, at 624-7133. .. . are products of GatewayLwn Furniture, Inc., which,will be will share their professional ex- for ~he largest c?D;lpuf.er tax pro- Gateway Lawn FurnitUJ.'e, Inc. ., cessmg. company Ill. the west when 'hasfour otheremployees Widely marketed. he lived in Anaheim, California. He '. ., also had his ownofllX practice and is a former revenue agentWith th.e In- ternal Revenue Service. He was an , IRS agent for four years in the late 1970s. St. John can be reached via (505) • 257-9735 or Box 2848, Ruidoso, NM, 88345-2848. .'. ',,,', " . . Specializing in partnership and Nowyou can , corporation taxes, St. John also is • knowledgeable in preparation ofin­ dividual tax returns. 11 __.-bills In addition, he has bookkeeping use·dO.u.ar and management services.. Although he and his wife, t •• .' Belinda, moved here from Califor­ nia in October of 1989, St. John . tapay yourphonebill.

was born and reared in Roswell. He , : , " ~. ,'" , ,' .. ~" Business after hours is a-graduateof Roswell High ,:," :' ' '>" ',-, " ..,,', " -', ~, School. '.1""""'---_.--.------., Roy Crocker chats with Karen Jones at the Busi­ St. John is eertified l!y the IRS as an "eprolled agent." It was in ness After .Hours at his new location, Tuesday. 1983 that he passed the test given Crocker has his CPA office at 1035 Mechem. The once a 'year by IRS to become .an . Ruidoso Valley Chamber of Commerce Business "enroUedagent." All of St.' John's. Recently, thepeopleofRuidoso .' After Hours social was well attended. tax workis done via computer. ;,' ,:' ". ' .' have requesteda small favor. 'When' 1 .payirig your phone bill in person,. Taxpayers told IRS Electronic Filtng .. $26.50..filing fee*' manyofyou'would prefer to pay cash. • So please do,' '. ." .' ...... Fast. Refunds..' , . . "'" "',, of refund rule' "When. weprepllre return' From now on, Contel will accept' Normal ~efunds.take8 to 12 wee~s. With t:lectrol1ic l'i1ing, Individuals who itemized their money orders,checks, ancl.cashfor· ',: ,;::, " . gellera.ny. it takes~oweeksfor Directoeposit.toyourballk deductions on the 1988- federal iIi- . c". . come tax return must include the alld threeweeJi:s fora pa~r check. . paymertt.··· . . .'. . ' . amount of any state income tlUi:~ . ....""'. We hope this ma,kes things a bit. refund for 1988, which they AMJ"...... _'1< lAX liit:RVICES conv~ri.ient.··· received in 1989. in their federal 1705 sudderth Dt. more .. . .. - adjusted gross income for 1989. Ruidoso, N.M. AtContelwego ou.t ofour way... To assist individuals, the lltate 257·4860 so you wort'thave to." provides a statement of the amount, We SPeCIALIZE IN ELEt;;TRONICF,ILlNG of the state income tax return on a Office hours: Mondav ~ Ilridav8 a.tit•• 4 p.nt. .Form l099-G. The secretary of Fees: .' ..... ". . '$3 . ..' taxation and revenue, Gail Reese, . . 'Fonns'already prepared .' . .... •'. .' announced that the 1099·G, reportr· ,Elee.tronic· Fmng ~ ,.••••.•'m . +talC 6 .. ' ." ing New Mexico income tax refund . 'We do simple rowrnQ starting at $2;3.50 and lip.. amounts have been prepa>:ed and . Office Hours: , are in the mail. . 9 a.rr-. to.7 p.m. Weekdays. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdavs. Accepted by the .I~S to particIpate In the Ele<:tronh:: Filing Program. CON ., .. ==:::... The amount ahpWIr on this yeat's .., 1099-G is tha actl:lal amount of the refund check.issued for laatyear.·· '... For most tllXpayers this will be the We go out ofb.tr way..SM • total amount of the tax refund for • the 1989 taxable year. This amount •• 1989ad~ should be included in their Income'Tax Returns • • justed gross income. ... .- . '. .,

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Container Show is p1acnn'ed' , , bring~.his .-" ,--' . ,Houston. campaign fOT the , "Container," II juried art show will be prizes,,' ,,', . ",' ' open to all New Mexi~o and Greater' For 'a .prospectus, "write to , EI Paso, TelQl8, people is being 'Branigan, Cultural Center, .106 ,,'" ""gcrvernor'soffice,"toRuidosOi ," planned. " W/lst Hadley, Las Cruces, NM, , The m Will be "llomethin"g made 88001, or phone 1·505-524.1422. "TbYBRjAN'BI.:AJ,.OCK ". ,',' , 'of their fll;mily j,na dignifi.ed,"!:m. e,*,~mely ~upPorl:ive of Houston iJaid he.illuot a"timid . to hold oi"enclose aniither body or' . Pieces need to 'arrive by February " ,RuidosoNewsStaffWrlter wa~"he!lllld." " " " t!ietaClngmdUlltl'Y"lieslUd.' '" " ' candidate. He'wililisten, learn, objllj:t;," according to th!l sponriors. 23.' . ' ' ...• ' ' , ' ( -",', ~J~lfpuhtel~"eaLe~ns' H'O,!!J:1~rnofa~:nb'ua1,.', "()n~ of the things he sighwd ' HoUllton said lie declded to be efl'eCtive:vrith the legisliltute:, People w(lrking' with fiber . Betty McDoniild,4222 Colt· _11Uli'la1a""W.. ""'ashoIaix.lg,business,backin New run fur @Yemor'~ loolrlng 'at and exhibita'strong work ethic. (weavers, lace" makers, knitters,Road, Las Cruces, N¥ 8?OOl, 1­ , 'querque,wai! in RuidosoThutll-'Meldco is workers' ,coJ!ipensa- ,the Ustllfalplounried candidates., Houston said his motto is "Il]) 'quilters, etc., using a, ,fiber techtti· 5.05'522·:J2~8 has more informa­ , day, for ,a :Meet' the 'C#di~~' tion.He said theJiberaIDem.o. He said none; (If' the other'candio. ,ij,glit with you and I'll fight for que) ,are requested to enter, There bon. luncheon at the "Blu:e ':QQosecrsts in the state refuse to deal dateshay.e the ability to be gov-'you." He Iltged the crowd'to look Restautant.' ", ' , ., With the workers'com~l»lation ,ernor and he. f~1s it is t4ne for, ,fora candi~ll;te for governor w~o / ""The state Senate leader told issue."'"" ", '. "'lJOniebody else to'putlheirstyle," had ,the abilIty:, the work ethic, the luncheon Crowd, of about 35 . ''We must change' workers' oX! Nlrnr Mel!ico.·. . ... ··theconunitment andabove,llU ., ' people themam i~sues in his . cOIIlpensation," Houston said. .., "It's out turn, not Bru~e .. ' the Pl!ssi0'!lWo be; governor. ' . , campaign. al'!! jops, , education ··He said the attitude ohtate

; ,HlIuston said some people has to be 'changed. , . He said King is being touted legislature, he feels he is more .~ . , . :::ati~~~e;:sJ3he i:tCIT ~~: de~~t s:~:~tixri~:e ine~~iti:; ~~rthhe:=e~:~o~,[odr::: ~:fe~ed· than. th~ other ca~- cation, but againSt the.education· r& tape for businesses," he said.thiJIg. He said one tlrlng King ~'I ~w in my hem that I've esta'blish:tnent which continues 'Houston said,as' governor he.Will.do ifhe is eleetet:l, governor ,got a lot more, ability and ope.ris lbisweek. . to,spend money wben test scores would be the state's nUmber oue is vet:origh~to·'I'7orltlegislation,. tenacity to get the job' done in paredWiththerestofthew~rld.,emp.().yeeanin'education 'ate low when com:,. . 1 d ,ew~.h· uld crea. te a and. he won't.....do an"l"M'1--..ng· about. . N.ew .Me.:rico. than' the"" do,"· . "Social Security" written by some adult language; and more "The t1.'-.- I'd· 1:1.__ to 'do as. progrllmo~ competition ;amongworkers' compens~tion, .. ' .. Houston ~~d. Andrew Bergman, will premier at 8 than enoughhwnor ,to malteany """"IS """"'state.agenCles,to hlllp, busmesses .,., _--..._~~~..:-__.., p.m. Thittsday, Mar~hl; at 'Cree adult langh out lo'lld!" it,continues, " .. 'governor is 'Uri-reform· educa· and'not hinder them. ' , . MeadowJl ·.Restaurant, .'. 'Per." Mary Danielson is the director of ,·,tion," he 'said. '.. ..' 'According to~:release Hous- ",." f OI1lIitnces will l:orttinull" through the play. She 'is assisted by Jett Houston said education gets . ',tonhandedout on Thursday, one March ,.3, March 8·10, and March Crouse. . . reformed too. niuch and teachers of the other issues he woula lilie 15-17, . Appearing in the ,play are'Leon • spend too much time trying' to to stress in his campaign iseco- . 'Ruidoso' Little, Theatre's .first E~gleston, SimdJ:a Fredrickson, comply With regulations. He said nomic development and tourism. production of .t;he season, "Social Kim Kearns, Bill Don ,KnOx, he wants to return control ofthe . In the relea,se, he said asgov­ Security" featwes II married C9uple Dorothy. Rue Parnell and Sandra classroom to· the teachers. He' ernor he would separate the De:. , who are art deillers that have their .Weber, ' , alsil said as governor he would .partm.ent of Economic Develop­ domestic tral\quility shattered Once again, Altrus8, of Ruidoso chair a committee which would, nillnt and Tourism. The newly- • upon, the arrival of the wife's is co-sponsoring,opening night, Pro­ ·. trilvel around the state to inter- created position of S¢cretary. of 'lgo~y-goody" nerd of a sister, h~r coods of the evening will benefit act With parents andteacheri" . Tourism would beriomea cabinet IIp,tight CPA husb~nd and her med- Meill Care. " and get their iD.put on the educa· . level position. . dUng mother.' .' .. tion process.' He states that in order for According to a news release,. :Reservations :for' performances Houston, who was named the tourism to become an economic they, are trying to save th!"ir college and dinner (optional) may be placed number one pro-business legis- force in New Meldco, the promo- student daughter from the honors by calling" Creel\1eadows lator in a survey ,conducted for tion, marketing, and advertisirig ofliving only, for sex. . Restaurant at 257.2733, , ·the New MeldcO busin.ess ,com~ oftourism must be competitively ,, "The comic sparks really begin mmrity, said we need to create a funded. " to fly when the mother hits it off Basic admission is $5 for adults ' pro-buainess atmosphere in New Houston said. Thursday the with the elderly miniinal.ist artist and $3 'for.. students and seniors: Meldco.· . racing industry in NeW Meldco is who is the art dealer'sbeijt client!" Seating is limited for illl per­ .' "The most important thing, I more than just the racetracks, it Republican candidate for governor Les Houston was continJIes the release. formances. For 1990 season tickets think. for anyo,ne, is a decent ig the small ranch and every- in Ruidoso on Thursday fora Meet the Candidate lun- ''Warning: this play contains or more information, call 257-777.7 payipgjob so they can take care thing else that goes into racing. cheon: • adult situations, adult comedy and or 257-7395.', ; ,

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records. , Court reports • . . Appearing before Magistrate THE STO-A-WAY JACK'S TX 8c APPLIANCES .•Guaranty Title Company Jud~e J.R. "Jim" Wheeler recently, , Sol~s, & Service on Charges listed and action taken, ·Commerclal .Residential NEED were: SAF;E HOTPQINT. MAGNAVOX. MAYTAG •Title ClOSings (Defendants sentenced to DWl 375 to 750$q. Ft. .Searches school are req\1ired to pay $100 (505) 257-9247 .Property Tax Service. registration fee in addition to other Owner STORAGE. oTitle Insurance fines, court costs and correction 257~7014 .P,O. Box 964 fees.)' , Peggy McClellan, . \ 257-2365 JACK REED, OWNER Orawer 1060 2904 Sudderth· Telephone, Yolanda McCarty (4-9-60) Fort 1701 SUdderth Ruidoso, NM,88345 Ruidoso. NM 88345 257-2091 Stanton: Speeding 5645. Ordered .. Meander and Gavilan Rd. topayt43. . Pa'tllck Jacobs (11-8-47) Orange, ttE~CWGATEWAYTEXACO' ~. TexaFIISpeeding.69-55. Ol'dered to pay $43. ' ' Muffler and Tailpipe Speclalis~ , Eric Griffin. (7-30.63) Ruidoso: dtrg~ Speeding 78-55. Ordered to pay RUIDOSO BUILDING CORPORATION $43. ' WE BUILD CUSTOM DUAL Harold Ortegon (9-29-56) Ros­ Telephone 505/378-8001 • P.O. Box 2456 EXHAUST SYSTEMS MexiCO well: No insuran.ce. $100 fine RR. 1. Box 392 Ruidoeo. New 88345 suspeneded, ordered to pay$33. Alamogordo. New MSJcico ,Residential • COmmercial • Remodeling Small Car Mufflers in Stock Manuel Gonzales (2.1-71) Ros­ (50S) 434·4999 P.O. Box 3150 19 Years In Ruidoso , "Serving Ruidoso Since 1980" well: Speeding 91·55. Fined $300, RUidoso, New MeXICO Phil Clawson 3S8 Sudderth 257-7005' t~gg. ,suspen~ed,ordered p~y .,Branch Manager 11378-5433 .N.P.~. 257~7713 to ,FCilt . ~ RuidDso• . ·Jose Villa (1-31·53) Roswell: No insurance. Ordered to pay $13. ,Bob Messick (11-23-29) Ruidoso: Murray's Janitorial Supplies & Cleaning Service Careless driving. Ol'dered to pay ,~.. f\lr'E- pe "-if'lF ~ ..' $38. " " ',". SHAVER ,)1','"11 E·:

" ~' 1507 Sudderth Drive , ••• .. TIRE & AUTO "'". .... Office 257-5044 I, AppeariIig before Municipal Residence 258-5024 ruidosopain+ CenTer COMPLETE TIRE & AIJ1:QM()TI\'E~ERVICF Co\1it Judge Charles E. Hawthorne . . HIGHWAY EAST during the month of JantIaXY ,on 70 charges listedllnd actioIi taken, We are here to serve you. 1308 su~derth',Oriv[i DAN SHAVER PO BOX 31S0 H,S ~ ~were~ R.J. & Mary Murray Ruidoso. No~ Mti)(h~o 88345 505.378.4077 RUIDOSO. N.M 88345 ,,' ,. " ·~'squeekleClean" ,Business: 605·257-7447 24 HOUR WRE.CKER SERVICE 37S-4949 • (Defendants sentenced to DWl , , (505) 'school are required. to pay $100 .. : ' I registration fee, in addition to otJ;ler, ,fines" court costs' and correction. KWik·LUbe .. Aula Repair • AUlD Glass. Car Wash. • . . fees;) '.., • ~ :1' . 'Hector BustlUDante (lOo.19-63) ~s., Solon,-I;loutique ", ' I, a Ruidoso:-Disorderly conduct. Found, Qo. ~A' SpecialiZIng In Hair DeSIgn, Ruidoso Printing Company DNE S101' i OJ "­ guilty andwas fined $110.' , .' 0, ~... Sltln Core ond Nail ExtensiOns 0. P, 0, Box 718· 1713 Sudderlh Dr, . Mike R. Bustilmante (1-7-69) '< .. Rul!!OSO. New'MeXiCO, 88345 AUTO CENTER ::;;: . . Shoron Mallhows ·'Ruidoso: Disorderly, conduct IUId (505) 251-2325 ··.·possession· of x;narijuana. Found . -(505) 257-9.80'2, , . 'g" . P.O. Sox 307 . KllslleBamos " guilty and fined!l totlllof$215.. '. 315 Suddeflh 2306Sudde.rth Drlve , . FQx (505) 257-2199 PO Sox 2379 .. , "" (505) 257~6121 " . Ruldoso.NM 88346 , , .' , ". Zeba L, I\ofoms (5·19·69) Rwdoso Wilton Howell ". ' mllddso. NM 880145. !%ON McW1U.lAMS D!lWDB:Saleand possession of al­ , .. ," .'! OWNEn ,. cohol by a 'Ininor, eareless drlvingL failure to give ~ediate notice. or '. ':,: '. ','.. .- . lln accident, fmlure to pro'Ylde , mandatory fInancial responsibil~ty. VARNADORE CLEANERS Found /AAlty. of sale a44pos~es/l1on , . , . .' of alconol by a minor•.and faIlure to' .,,' ., " . , ...... -..... give immediate notice oran acci· 240 SUDDERTH ,dent, given a $50 Buspended fine on "" - ',' .. " . . .RUIDOSO· NM.88345 . the first count, fi!led $25 on the sec- PRITCHETT CONsntucndN " .. , . f ,. . ' ":VACATION HOMes" . .~. PHONE (505)257,,7573. . ondeount. . Given a deferred· ,,,' ,.. , ' .. . " sentence for six months on the care­ • , I 'I less driving c~rge and a defe~d , " t sentence and ordered to pI'O'Ylde PHONE: 605-3711oll466 P.o. sox :l94l • (m~aitiIig andIroning ~ervice proof of insurance on the fourth ~.M. UC.1t13589 .' ' RUIDOSO, N.M. 118345 count. ' ' ~ '" ~.. • , ." " \ . , , ", . , ' . ,,- , . • '. .

·.. ' .~ , ., , 64 I The RuIdoso News I Monday, February 26, 1990 ,

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by RICHARD A. HARROLD . formation from the· Nationa:l Ruidoso News Stafl Writer Weather Service, snowpack !llllVe;vs Snowpack conditions ,in the can present a comprehens~ve' pICo I White Mountains improved consid- .' ture ilf'wat!lJ; supply conditions for erably since February 1, but the areas dependent on sur,t'4ce runoff.. forecast for the spring run-off is ' Surveys done statewide at the still cautious. end of January showed little snow- , An average snow depth of 38.6 pac~, painting a grinI picture for" inches was recorded Friday at a the summer. "', Soil Conservation Service (SCS) Based on the sUrvey released' survey site near Buck Mountain, in February 1, the Pecos 'River Basin

the vicinity ofSki Apache. was expected to, run much.. below " ,': An ,average of 7,9 inches ofac- average. Forecastspredieted '. the tual water in the, snow was basin running at 61 percentofaver-, ' determined by th~ survey crew of age near Pecos, and only 19 percent, .:,: Bill Van Pelt, of the SCB in Ros- of average on the Rio 'Ruidoso at , y' Prochim~tioit well, and Keith Kessler, who Hollywood. .' - '. . represents Bonito Lake and the A 25 year average shows the Rio', City of Alamogordo. '. Ruidoso iLt Hollywood l'UIlS 6,200 .' A proclamation denoting1he 50 years of service to . Snowpacl< surveys are completed acre feet during Mar~:ib.rough. '., the village by the 'Ruidoso' Evening Lions Club is . to provide an indicator of future June. ,Based, on the FelJrilary 1 sur~' pre,sented to .clUb '. preSident, . Ray, Nl;lnl~y . (left). ,treamflow in water courses· vey, if weather catiditiQnsremain . throughout the west, Most in~ normal, the Rio Ruidoso may run at Making the prest:lotatioo isTOiTI McNeil, village' stream water-in rivers and creeks only 1,l;i00 acre feet during the peri- councilor' ata50th anniversary banquet at.· Car- ". ;s provided by snowmelt. . ad March through June.. ' KeithKes~ler (left) adjusts a snow corE;!, sample to.be . rizozo Lodge. .' Combined with hydrological in- Ifweather conditio)lscontinue to weighed by Bill Van Pelt' Results from this SUlVeY are .- ; more optimistic than the resLilts issued February 1,butthe. lorecast iSl;ltill for a dry summer unl~ss precipitation con­ tinuesthrough March and .April. .Obituary ~ ,od turned up less snow, b~t witha , • be as Ptey were last Slimmer, .' the Rio RU1doBo coUld run as low' as higl,ier wate'rcontent, Carol Ann Kazhe.. ' 600aetefeet.. .. . "We were lucky to fill (Bonito , , ,However, snows. during the Lake)last year," saidKesslel'. ' Carol Ann Kazhe, of Mescalero, homemaker. She was a former' month of FebrUary may provide a , The February,.' 1988 slllVey died at 12:12 p,m. Friday, February tribalcourl; clerk. more optimistic forcastonce the measured anaverage'45.9 inches 28, at the Gerald Champion'Hospi- . She was preCeded in l).eath by data is compiled and a new survey, with an. average 16.6 ~ches of tal inAlamogordo. She was 50. two sons. released. ': .. . water. . A prayer service was schedUled Kazhe is 'survived by a daughter Still, a dry sllmlDer and low Iflate snows continue to arrive" for 6:30 p.m. today (Monday) at the ]Auell,a Bruer of Mescalero; sons water levels are expected, said both forecasts coUld count on being more Mescalero !3aptistChurch. Regular Troy Kazhe and Marty·Robinson, Van Pelt and Kessler. optilnistic; but the possibility of an services. are sch,eduled fOl:. 10 a.m,. ,both',of Mescalero; gt:andsons During this most recent survey, early spring remains., , Tuesday, FebTUiity 27, also at the Justin Cajeand Brandon Bruer, Kessler noted the ground was The March, 19.89 survey Mescalero Baptist Church with the both ofMescalero. , moister than during the survey at revealed a 21.3 inch averagasnow Rev. James Huseofficillting, Burial Pallbearers were Eldon Enjady, the end ofJanuary. This means the 'depth' with a wat!lr content of 7.7 will be at the Mescalero C"emetery Carl Mangas, Rockland Choneska, · ground soaked in SOlDe moisture inches. This was an increase in under the direction ofLaGrone Fu- . Jayro Treas,' Tyron 'Hoahw$, and and will increase runoff during the water density over the FebI'!1ary, neral Gluipel.'. Oliver Ray Enjady. ",. syring. Because the ground was so 1989 survey." ',. " Kazhe was born July 2~, 1939 in dry in the last slllVey, it was ex­ One more survey this year will Mescalero. to John Treas, Sr, and Honorary pallbearers were Keith Kessler (left) and Bill Van Pelt snowshoe their way in pected very little ,of the .snowpack be completed. at·the' e,nd. of March. Marilyn Martine: Treaa' (bpth Johnny' Lucero, RingHn MiLrtine, to the Soil Conservation Service. snow survey site near :woUld runoff:' , ResUlts of the most'recent survey deceased). She lived in Mescalero Maynard Mendez,. Terrance En­ Buck Mountain. Ski Apache is to the left. Last year the same survey peri- are expected in two weeks.. . all her life where she wiLs a jady, andByronTreas, Jr,

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take two over·tlle weekend. . ',' .. ,' by BRIAN BLALOCK back. Troy Hawkes' got them on th~ riors lea(ljng 4240, they managed none fell .. and' Maimy Guardiola .. Ruidoso'News Staff Writer' board first and on. the vety next td get the ball inside to Swenor who final came dOWil.with therebou,nll . The Ruidoso Varsity Boys Bas- possession Willard drove one on one· put up the shot. It hit: the side of and was fouled with uve s~col1ds .. ketbaU team is riding high on a two to the basket and the Wamors en- the iron. and the' Colts got the left...... game win streak after weekend vic- joyed a 74-70 lead. Cobre never got rebound. They tried an outlet pass, ·,·Guardiolamissed the:li:oee throw, . toriesover Cobre arid Silver City. any closer as both Willard. and but Swenor deflected the' ball to but ·the Coll;rj desPlilrationheave . The Warriors seemed to play up Brian Gray hit several free throws Willard who drove the lane' and wall no good, and the W;aJ'?iors,had . to their potential in both Friday in the final minute to insl,ri'e the made the basket. But,' thtl official . cap~ed tl!-elr second WlIl; m a row•..•.... night's 79-75 overtime victory at Warriors 79-75 victoty. '. waved off thebaske.t and called Wlllard was the leadmg scorer Cobre and Saturday night's 54-53 The Warriors had five playersin Willard ~th a' charge, his fourth . in the gamEl with 16.points. Senior' victory at home against Silver City. double figures on Friday night. personal. . Brian. Grayfinished.liiaUna! !J.ome On Friday, night, the Warriors Junior Mashon Swenor lead the The Warriors still lead 42·40 game with 12 points. .. ../ ' .. got off to a 10-0 lead in the first way With 23' points, w~le Willard going into the final quarter. . It was also the final hottle gamEl . '.... '''" quarter. but had to. keep fighting was close, behind with 22 points. . Because·of the tight officiating '.' fur 'seniors 'Troy' Hawk-es '.. and Cobre throughout the first half, At Gray, Guardiola and' Hawkes each in the thiro quarter, both tealllS be- Jeremy Brantley. Hl;lwkes £i.nished one point the Indians .actually. contributed 10 points to the win. . gan the fourth quarter in the the game with 12 poirits.. '.' (.." :',: I recaptured the lead, before the Saturday night, the Warriors .bpnus., After Silver City tied th~ The Warriors wrap up their dis- . " ····i Warriors got back in the game and. played a nip and tuck first qUIp-tel" game, Willard. gave the Warriors trict 3-AAA schedule with a recQro '., ' . . took a 43-39 lead into the locker with the Silver City.Colts, but at back the 'lead 44-42 with a jump , of 3-7. They~n get ~ther good· MashonSwenor puts :up a shot against Silver City on S2\t­ room at halftime, the end of the quarter, they lead shot frottl the free,thi"ow line at the look. at t1?-e b'iIver Clty Colts on urday nig'ht The "Warriors held on to win a close' 54~53 "'1 " In the second half, Ruidoso came 16-12.' seven minute mark . MOl).day Illght when they travel to· y'" . " .' .•... • . • ... out quickly and got a basket to The Warriors got on the board Silver City used somegoQ!i ball Silver City for a firat round game in game for t~e Col~s. The tw() teams.sql;'are off again tomght start off the action. But, the War- first in the second. quarter when movement and some good offell,Sive. the District Tournament..' . (Monday) an the .fJrstroLJnd of the DlstnctTournament. riors' defense let the Indians back '!'roy ·Hawkes canned .two free' rebounding to stay close to the . , into the game, Within just a. few thro'Ys.The Colts quickly took the Warriors. Ruidoso got a little brea- W· .' I- . t'" f- '- h . .minutes of the quarter, Cobre had lead fro.m the Warriors 20-18. Then thing room when Willard drove the . tied the Score 49-49. The Warriors with 4::30 remaining, senior Bri811' lane. made, the basket and was' rest. In'. ....g ...ea·'m·" . In'ls'. . es' season.. . .' kept plugging away and eventually Gray, playing in his last home fouled. Ilisfree throw gave the '. , . built the lead back up to five points;. gamEl, canned a· thrEle point shot . Warriors a 5046 adVantage With . The RuidQso. Warriors Wrestling score of2-1. The second period was morning, Portillo. defeated Danny. thanks to a pair of freEl throws by which gave the Warriors back thEl.4:35 left to· play. . team finished the 1989-9Q season' scoreless, but in the third, Lo~z Udero of Cobre 5-0. 'Inthi!' medal' Mashon Swenor. lead'. After a' changEl of poss'e$sion The Colts came right back with a on Saturday night by,placing two madEl a costly mistake With just.10 round, Portillo lost to second seeded . The Warriors tried to press the and a free throw by Mashon basket to make it 5048. Then with wrestlers at the state meet; . . seconds left and lost a 6-2.decision Wayne Karst of Kirkland. Central . '. smaller Indian team. Despite the Swenor,the Warriors extended . 3:30 remaining, Coach Dean Hood ·Junior· Shawn Mendo~a took: aiterleadingmpstofthematch. and finished the tournament· in defensive pressure. the Indians their lead· on a great behind-the, decided to let Ii little air (jut olthe third place in the Heavyweight David Stephenson, at 160 fourth place. ,...... climbed right back into the game back pass from Cody Willard to ball by going to a delay game. But,' classification and junior. Mario· pounds, drew the number three Portillo finished the 1989-90 sea­ and only trailed by one, 57-56. Swenor who made the basket. the Warriors came away without Portillo placed fourth in the 140 seeded wrestler Randy Suazo of son with a first place finish at the going into th~final period. But turnovers by the Warriors·. any points. from the delay, when pound weight class. AS a team, the Taos for his first opponent. He lost·· New Mexico Military Institute Both teams started the fourth allowed the Colts to tic t1le game at Troy Hawkes' was· whistled for Warriors won 10 of 21 matches and a major 9-0 decision to Suazo. His Tournament, a first place in the quarter in the bonus and Manny 24-24 and moments later take the traveling while driving the lane.. placed fourteenth out of26tea~ second match was .. against Fort. District 3-AAA Tournament and a,' Guardiola got the Warriors on the lead on a pair of free ·throws26-24. Seconds later, two free throws by "'We did vety ,,:e11 considering' Wingates' TraVis King and again. fo~h place in. state. Overall, the board first with a pair of free The Warriors tied the score on a the Colts tied up the game at 50-50 that we took only SIX out of the 13 Stephenson camEl out on the short Juruor had 24 WlllS and 12 losses on throws. jumper by Willard and went ahead with 2:20 remaining.· . weight classes," said Coach Gerald. end ofa 10-2 major decision.. the season. Ruidoso just couldn't seem to put on a shot by Manny Guardiola. Another jumper by Willard put· Ames. "Our dis:.rict is very tough '''David h~dallood season and .RuidoBo'll best finisher was the peskY Indians away throughout After the Colt miss, Swellor got the .the Warriors back in the lead. After and .qualifYing for state is'Yety dif-. improved each'wee!t," saidAmes. Shawn Mendoza. Mendoza finished the ballgame. Cobre used a three rebound and pushed the ball up a Colt missed the basket, the War- ficult." '. '. . Team leader Pete Baca also had third ill the state with a tourna' point basket. some Warrior turn- court. H~ found Guardiola open .riorsonce·again went into the delay. Az~c vr.0n th.e S?te AAA wres- a tough day. Bacadrew the'number ment record of 4-1' an

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Bands," scheduled for 7 p.m. Satur- tor Borge, Pinchas Zuckerman: and ' DarlielAgnew Sto.rm, . day, March 17, followed by "Glenn the. Chicago Symphony Orchestra. eream. . '. erby..' ...... ,', '. " . Miller: A Moonlight Serenade" atB Opera stars'Lucia.no Paviirotti,., '. . . '. .' .' p.nLnda Ronstadt is back on public ·i:~~~~~~~~is:~u~1k;:r··. 'd~:rvi~~~~~~~~tuary 21, . :::~~:ue~l~:y~*e:~~i '~~~;~g!~n:~of~ ~Jrt~~ television at 7 p,m, Tuesday, March are all feattiredin "Great Moments at Saint Jude!s Church in San ·sPQt in.out 'hearts and we..:rejili,ce .the~ had ehllngedfr?n;i. a1I\ining 12. with her acclaimed music and From the Met," which will air'.l!-t 3 Patricio 'for Manuel Sanchelll who . ' thilt he ~s ~afaand happy WlthOur engIneer to OJ! G¢ologIst•. dance specials. "Canciones de mi p.m. ~unaa:l" M!at;h 11. "Placido: A . was called Home by Our Lord on ,LatdinHeaven.· .. ' . Joe spent many'happy days.in Padre" and "Corridos!" Year m the L~fe follows at 4:30 February 19. .BinhdayofOur '.14s :youth riding the countrysldeon Journalist Bill Moyers is also p.m., as the famed Spiurish j;enor. . Father.' Bill ,Brunner. of Saint Brothet'JQe . his legendary horse, "Buttermilk," featured in two 90·miilUte specials, sings in every major opera house in Joseph's Mission in Mescalero read Joseph Duffield Storm was l;Iorn and-made hosts offriends.' . 1~13", including "From D-Day to the the world. fr 'th Go I ~c~or di to.a~n..S . t FebruarY. 28, in Denver . At the UniverilitY of Texas in Rhine." and "A Gathering of Men." KENW'.TV broadcasts·. fr.om John:om "1eamtht:!SPt:! liVlngbreadng which, Manuel.. was on'e' '.of the firs.t C0 1ora d(l, to L'iYJUi.Wbi'PIlO Stono:usA t'm,oeJ ran the """,eone-" th Both programs will air Tuesday, .facilities at Eastern New Mexico caIl1e down from Heaven..." Apd we met when we first· came and the fOi"lller. Bertha Catherine' track team and1Villl co-captain or March 13, beginnin'l' at 8 p.m. Univers,it;y in Portales. . said that We were here to celebrate here in 1925. He was our next-door Kennedy. We had come down. to the- team lils last year..In 1936 he the Chi'istian life of Manuel hereneighbor-jullt up the w.ay for many "The.States" in ;l91~ from Valdez, ;.'\'as edi~r of the ~:ili0lll Ul!WSpaper, among UIl and to rejoice with him in years.' When my younger brother Alaska. Then Joe, Wlth his,parents 'The pmly Texan. There 111 a plioto A§J'm WedoEfSday his new life in Heaven. and I wlluld be wiUking down the and older brother, John Daniel and here m the house ofJoe and Walter An~ Juan Mllntoya read special scrip- dirt road to Mr. V. Tully's store-and Marcus" wellt to Juneau., Alallka. Cronkite taken when they worked I 11: (C ([J){ill Ir1l \C nII §ewvices listed ture in Spanish. At the graveside post 'office, very often ~anuel. Here brother Lynn was born. And together on this'newspaper.. o 0 military services Were conducted by would come driving down in his here a brother was called Home at Joe was an acolyte in the Epis. «J) IIg 2llI1l n;;z nIr1l g The Episcopal Church in Lincoln Walter J. Hagee post number 79, open Dodge and give us a ride. He birth. copal Church. He wae 'a man of County announces its Ash Wednes·· Coe Curry Chapter 23, and Jerome bore a striking resemblance to a . Later we went to Oregon, Cali· great courage, th(lugh war' and D. Kline Post 707'/. Veterans of For- very popular and handsome movie fomia and Old Mexico where, for a ~gs military were fiQt in his na­ The Hubbard Art. Council, an day service scheduled forWednes· day, February 28: eign Wars. . actor of thpse days named Buster while, we lived on the top' of a ture. Yet, like so many -oHhis turn auxiliary of the Hubbard Muse­ Those in the color guard and Keaton. So that is what we named mountain from which we could see of mind, 'he served his country.in um. will have an organizational Church of the Holy Mount, Ruidoso-noon and 5:30 p.m. .rifle squad were: Harry Griffm, Pat him. We gave a name of our own in boats in the harbor at Mazatlan 60 time ofwar.· meeting at 6:30 p.m. Wednes­ Huffsmith, .. Elwood Gradine, those boyhood days to almbst every· miles away. . .' He fell while serving as an in­ day, February 28, in the Sports St. Anne's Chapel, GIencoe·5 p.m. Douglas Houseton, Bon Easterday, one. . " . Here Joe, along with his fantry scout in Gennany February Theater. Ruben Salldoval,.Romeo ,Klein and Roy Coewould also pickus up in brothers, was a great favorite .25,. 1945, three days before his Everyone ig invited to attend, Chapel of San Juan, Lincoln· 5:30p.m. , . Daniel Storm. his open top car.· Roy wore a wes~ among the Mexican people milst of~hirt~.secondbirthday. His name.is learn more about the museum . The American flag which draped ern hat without a brim, .so we whom had never seen an Anglo' mscnbed at Texas Memonal and get involved in the many liP­ St. Matthias Mission, Carri2iozo­ noon. the cas~et wall presented b;y Romeo' named.hi~ Robin H,?od, from an il· child~ W~ learned to speak Sp~nish Stadium. . .'.. coming events. gr'ea~mece, lustrat~on~n me~ones!,f SP1~t For more information, contact Ashes will be administered atall Klein to Manuel's Ida one ofhis boob.. a!1d carned treasured . 'J;¥!ly, February 22, Joe's Sanchez Maldonado. Ida has cared Manuel s nephews and t:neees. kind treatment and fond friendship 1S VlS1ting me from Heaven, hete 10. John V. Hall. museum director, serVIces: . For more information, call 257- for Manuel during the last eight have always been fond frienda of when we came to EI Paso 1924. the land where we spent many at 378-4431. 2356. ' monthsofhis life here among us. . the Storm family. Manuel was We came to Glencoe in 1925, and happy days.

RON ANDREWS I' FOR RHS announces honor roll Rumoso. VILLAGE COUNCIL Ruidoso High School has an­ Charmaine Rue, Srn:i Sailor, April Eidson, Cristina Escarcega, Anjie Carusona, Kerne Cubberly,Brie­ nounced the honor roll for the third Sandoval, Amy Sayner~ Brent Gann, Linda Hankins, Keith Debusk, Gail Floyd, Kim Floyd, RespoDSibl~fiscal lDanagelDent nine weeks: Scott, Craig Sears, Heidi Seelbach, Henson, Tammie Hoffer, Leslie Ashley Fryer, Sam. Gumbert, and strict control ofthe budget SENKOlR.S Deanna . Thompso'n', Stepq.anie James, Yvette Maldonado, Kansas Angela Haas, Shance Hall, Paula wil! lower your taxes with m! Kristie Barnes, Nicole Beck, Torres, Darlene Trujill(l and Cindy Miranda, Blythe Misner, Joe Hightower, Son~ra Hoopingarner, loss inservicesl I prcnnise to be Chantel Bowen, Nanette Boyd, Webb. Moore, Valerit:! R.ankin, John Sal· Robert Ivey, Jen Ann Keeton, J.P. re~po:nsiveto the votersl Shelby Bradley, Jeremy Brantley, JUNIORS cido, Sherry Shade,. Jennifer Leflohic, Molly' Long, Jolene Murch 6, 1990 -Paidfor b Elbert Du_...... Jennifer'Brillante, Gina Brock, Eric Lawrence Aguilar, Kristie Stevens, Luisa Tam, Jason' Weill, McGee, FaUlltino Miranda, Josh Brown. Georges Burgay, Celia Brown,' Kasey BlU'fotd, Joellyn James Welch and Amy Wishard. Norbury, Hellianth Pai, Amy Palko, • Campos, Adell Caranta, Corey Comanche, R.andy Cox, Jackie Joli Smith, Scott Stricklin, Wendy Chatman. Zach' Chaves, Kevin Cremar, Melissa Gosdin, Keif FRESHMEN Vincent, Stacy Wall and Casey Rt:-ELECT Clark, Ericka Corona, Trina Cox, Johnson, SterIen Kane, Nicole Rosalinda Baeza, Chris . Ward. . LARRY SIMON Allen Crane, RJ. Darden, David Knox, Shane Long, Tra.'Chell Mat­ Dickinson, Steve Fannon, Jarod thews, Dee Dee McIntosh, Diana VILLAGE COUNCILLOR Fox, Brandie Garrett, Kristin Goad, McMasters, Candace Muniz, POSITION 6---MARCH 6 Brian Gray, Cary Gumbert, Tresa Chaitanya Psi, John Perkins, Am· WE'HAVE BEGUNTO CLIMB OUT OF THE VALLEY OF Halbrooks. Troy Hawkes, Niccole ber Perry, Brian Perry, Thomas DEPRESSION-BUT 'WE STILL HAVE A LONG WAY TO Holder, Julie Hufstedler, R.achel R.aglin, Rick R.agsdale, Ronnie GO TO REACH THE PEAK Ibarra, Kenan Jaycox, Pam R.andolph, Su-Mum Redmond,·Lori I OFl'ER NO PROMISES.NO MIRACLE QUICKFIX­ Kadayso. Katherine Kent, Roger Swalander, Deanna Swanner, JUST STEADY HARD WORKTO CONTINUE THAT CLIMB Marr. Machelle Martinelll, Sonia Alden Torres, Chris Torres, Mendez, Leslie Miranda. Roberta Rebecca VanWinkle and Cody Wil­ YOUR VOTE & SUPPORT WILL BE Montoya. Maria Moorheml, Justin lard. APPRECIATED Ochoa. Andy Orrantia. Rene SOPHOMORES Parker, Rod Pior, Tina Powers, Sean. Chatman, Myra Chavez, PLEASE VOJ:E.MARCiI 6TH Amy Richardson, Bobby Romero, Betsy Cull, Sarah Echols, Shane . Id rorb

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DEAR TRAPPERS: that licensed trappers are required ;DEAR EDITOR: Stanton Mesa;' by the Public on December 18, budget shows aprojected 2I?I1Sting .Recently our 10~mOlith-ald to check their traps daily so that 'How quickly we forget, and how A great deal of comment can be 1986: . . loss. Operating losses are not new Siberian husky was missing for domestic animals don't suffer in easy it is for new residents of our made as to the why's!' and Revenue 519,689 • to the airport and have existed several days, during which time we their traps. . 'area to criticjze decisions of the wherefore's of other communities Debt Service (373.Ql!l}) siru;e 1962. ' It would clearly never contacted the' newspaper," KBW, We also understand that. you past, to further political cainpaigns and entities morally supporting the have been self sup-porting after tb,e Humane Society and the great trappers ofthe wilderness out·· ofthe present. . Siena BlaI!ca RegionalAiryort but Net GRT Revenue 146,li20 such a long history ofsubsidies. animal control centers in the area, there catch 90% doinestic animals In'early spring of 1978, a small not finanCIally: The Village of Remaining Cost over We can !~~sonabry eXpect it to all of which were very helpful .in :your legallillegal traps. Obvious- aircraft departed the old Ruidoso Ruidoso was the only community Revenues \63,3381 be self supporting within five years trying to help us tind our dog. . ly someone is not abiding by the Municipal Airport' and, un­ willing to live up to this commit­ for two reasons. . ,After constant worry abQut her law. . fortunately,' crashed behind the ment, J:>y'supportin~ t1;e facili~. . . Property Tax: ' 1. The increased activity due absence during the recent <:old­ Since we have not seen a great Ruidoso State Bank, killing tliree of , The. Federal AVIation Adlnlmst-. .Current (15;79% of the 5.425 to increased aircraft handling spelllsXl.owstorm the week ofFebro­ demand for dog fur coats or !lll.tskin the four occupants. By a ~at ration 'and the State ofNew Mexico mils approvedby the Council capacity, and the use we believe ary 12th, she managed to find her . gloves, as the owners of a puppy miracle, no one was injured on the . gave approximately $16,000,000 in July, 1989.) , ,161,876 the developments. at the old way home after seY,en days with a that appears to have lain in a trap ground. toward this relocation and the Vil­ Delinquent{remainder 9f3mils municipal airport property will severely injured left rear paw that for several days without, food or The next day, parents and chil" lage commitment is as follows: from 1988 taxes J!1,8Q6 bring, and . was obviously thl! result of being water, and in pain;we have a mes- dren from the nearby Ruidoso ~Jl~9-9QQriginll1Ill1!Ig~ 2. Using any and all available caught in an animal trap. She now sage for you; not only do you have Elementary School threatened to Operating revenues- Total 193,682 funding for the purchase of has a 50-50 chance of losing her ,the. Fish and Game Department picket the ~rport .and block the' Ddisc_ ~. $1,520 assets that will produce paw.' / . watching you, but from now, on you . runwaJo:s until theau-port was rela­ Charges 457,442 NetTax to Capital revenue's such as auto and , It appeared as though she had have us watching the woods looking catel! 1U an area safer for the 458,962 Outlay: 130,334 aircraft parking and ' been caught in the trap for several for your illegal traps and/or illegal citizens of the ~mmw,t!!i.Y, An all­ Construction Match ! 10,374/ maintenance facilities. day:s since she was suffering from procedures. And we request that ollt effort ·by t!J,e com~unity was Operating Cost: Prior Year SEAG <:onstruction . At present, perhall1' we can lwe malnutrition, dehydration, dis­ any other pet owners thatlove their made toward this relocation. , Personal Services 200,653 match 175,000/ with the projected "subsidy" of oriented and in gel\eral, scared to animals do the same. Through these effortll;the land Operating Cost 468,267 " $209,958 since we subsidize many death.. We have no idea how she es­ was acquired and a commitment (668,920) . Available for current year more services that we are not re­ cape.d or was' released from the Let's put a stop to illegal trap­ was made to the Federal Aviation purehases ofincome producing quired t assets: . 44,970 times this. ,. is home. Deborahand Gary Bousquet New Mexico to relocate the Ruidoso lloyd W, Kenyon We understand that it, is the law Ruidoso Municipal Airport on the Fort liZ Cent gross receipts voted on AP. you can see, the original ,Ruidoso , DEAR EDITOR: . Let's vote every state represen­ I am a citizen of New Mexico, a tative and state senator out ofoffice parent, a public school teacher, a who has failed to support public ed­ registered voter andl am angty. ucation in the last session' or will ,Reporterf~Round By Blrnan Bhilock , The legislature and governor did not support itin the special session. I, not do their jobs. IfI were as inept Most nnportantly, let's elect a gov­ as they are, I would be dismlssed.. ernor who places a value on public I started to write this column back in De- I crossed my fingers and kept them crossed Before some of vou ask. v~s. Lvle has al- ." If these elected officials were my education and will provide some cember when a friend ofmine came out on the as the envelope was opened. 1 almost jumped wan had that kind"of puffy li3ir. Hejust fluffs students, I wotild have them unqualified support. shortenard , and they putmeto sleep. . all, out lab .a.ssignroents, a ~eek earl.y. Th.eFootba~ League tn tackles. And If, yo~ think . ' . ..,' • Sammy. M. Lopoz" PUblisher .' . . As 18a)l, the GramlIlY Awar.ds were oritele-' rofessorsmd we ,could do anything' 'W:e about,It,Eugene ,vas the only standout last !lnkia.Jarfall, editor , . . " •',Carmal'l Edwards,Ad Manager vision,anii Melodee was obviously-tired of ~ .wantedfor our final lab. We put our heads to; , season onadefense thathad no pass rush and ~':. • ' . \ Gay StokllS, Composlr:tg Maoagllr continu!Jlly changing the channels, so she sa' gether and came up with,the idea of doing a 11 secondary which got butIlI!l:l so much·they .. "'c~pyrlgiit1990,Raljo~Publishing 11'10.·, .. ' to l/!l1ve itthere. , . tapeofLyle y colrOOllollln lh(l next (""uo. No country vocalist category came up and I de- tied a red,bandana'around the mike' stand. ~s that I know that bol;h of thesegu:ys came . pottlon (II 'rho Ru/doGi> Nowe,may be uood In any moonenNllhoUl 1M oxpro&sQd, WIlllen cided to see who ·wQuld win. As they- read off "That was all there was to the set. Lyle wasn't from simple ba.ckgrounds, are really nice guys consent oflhil,publlsher. ' .-_.. . . '.~- the.I;lames of t!te nominees I~figuted Randy dressed up either, he":.a~ weari.ng faded blue andworked harclto achieve their pro(essional , . SQb'C!:!Ql1on rala.ln "~l1lll>o- Singlo 001"1. asconlo. M!IlI dolll/olY only:slnglo copy, $1:, ".'l'raVIswould Wln hands down. ;Qut, then they jeans with the knees npped out. I went and' status. '., onoy.ral'but 01 county, $32; 01'10 yo.... WIthin tounty, $30; &Ix '"""the OUl 01 county. $90; . announced the name of Lyle 'LOvett 'andHis sat down behind thes\viti:her in the control elxmoOlhs.WlthlooouOty, $2S. Homi1dnllvolYohfy:monthly, $4,OO;mlolmum Ihroe months. B~nd ,~solie ~n4 ~he w~ $12.00. Call (50S) 251·4001 r"r homo dolll/olY. " " Lar-ge ofthe nominated artists. room for neltt l;talf b,out, recorded Ihopl) in the future I..yle continues to .' ~l nght; I exclaimed. '.'. ...·LylesII1{(lng Wlth his gllltar. " . " . receive the praise and awards I feel he . , 'rho Ruldooo Nows (USPS 472·1100) 10 publlshodilach Mdlldav d(idThurod"y by'Rallon ,.Lyle w~s.a classmate ofminem a nUII1ber. , 1wol1!dgive a hundred.buc~ ~orthattape,. deserves. And I sincerely hope Eugene makes ,Pllbllohin!lloo..104Pl1tfIAvo.. FluldMo, NM 00345.Soi;ond olacs poot"(lo p:dll QllhpPoOl , ~l-Pro , 011100 at RUidoso, NMf.~345. Poolmasl, NMll8S4S. '\ . '. " . Tems A&M, '. ., " , ' '. . thatvideo and Lyleh:w: it. '. ' . . around him. , '. , . , .: - ~~'_f"~""~_",,o_"""'''''_",,'''~~-=_'-'''~'_''':'''--A." . .- __~'' -><'''''~~__'_'_C'''-'_"••_"~-_",_,__,,,,_.'-' ._- ..

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DEADLINES FO.R .CLASSIFIED DEADLINES FORALLPISPl.AYAoS: ,Thursdl!Y, 3 p.m. fprtheMondayIssue:. ~~SSl~~~IlATES . 'lI1 WPRDS' ,; S;35 40 WORDS :: ; , : 6.3~ READER ADS ONLV: "ridal!, 8:30 a.m. T/lursday, 5 p.m. fortlieMondayIssue; Tuesday,3 P.m.fortheThursdayJssue. . On" Tlinil Rille.' Only . ·2l!Wi>RDS , ,..;,.;; ; ; ~ s.S$ Pllnil Ad fw..·· ; ; 1059 Tue~day.li p.m. fO(lh~ Thursdayissue. . . '.. '" . ~ WOIlDS ; , S.67 .' . '. - . lorthe Monday i:;;sue; Wednesday, 8:30 ,'(Sal. Tmc Included) .' -., , ~ WORDS ~ ~ ~ ~ •••";••••••'SJJa .;;"-.- __..,;.'.,;.,...... ;,.;.._ ..,.._ a.m. lor the Thursday issue. ,Publlsh!lr assumes nO.. fl.npnc:/pl'r!l.. ·.sponsl. 111 WORDs:OIt~E!SS;.i.; '" ;.;, , n.SII· 25 WORIlS ;; i ;" 3,99 . ·T.HE R'·.UlD.'O·.. SO'.·NcW·S·'.' . ·17 _WORI)S ,.~ "'•• ~ OJ._ _.~,,~ •••••••2.72 " :z6 W-ORl)s:~~.~ u,;I ~ ; •••••4.1$ " ' ~ CLASSIFIED READER ADS are schetl­ 1Qr,typ09rephl~' WORDS~· ~ ~ -WO:RDS.~ ~ _.~ ~~; ~., ~3 ,..bllltf errors, In .'-dyertf. ,: Ie :. ••. u ••2.87 D •• .••• •• •.••••• , . '25,7.,.4,0'.:0",.' uled only inconsecutive Issues or on a DEADLINES FOR ALLSHOW·PROOF meots pceptto pUblish a corrtK:tion In the' 19' WORD.s•.•~.. ~.~.~ .•••••• ~•••••••~ ••• ~~ ••• on~ ~ ~.3.04 :,30 WORDS ;." ~ ~ ••• ~ ,~ :.l.,""'••••f 4.eo '-n~)(t'I~u~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~~ _~ ~ ~",.~",io 'II',~~ ~ , one lime basis. ADS-RI;AL j:STATEORCLASSIFIE.D: . '. .' " >". 20 WOR.DS ••••; .:•••' ••• •••• ;,.3.20 ' 3s'WOR_DS , ! ••! •••• •. ••i _ ..5.59 .. " '.;

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OUR HEARTFELT THANKS -. to all whq. extended kindness with flowers, cards, food and prayers during the recent loss of our loved one. . May God Bless Each ofYou, William, Godfrey and Lucy Herrera and Darlene Herrera Fresquez

fANNOUNCEmNTS'. PUBLISHER'S NOTICE - All real estate advertising in this news­ paper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation or dis­ crimination based on tace, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or an intention to make any such pref- RESORT RENTALS . erence, limitation or discrimina­ tion." This newspaper will not CABINS AND CASTLES - 2641 knowingly accept any advertis­ Sudderth, 257.9900. Everything ing for real estate which is in furnished and paid. Winter.' violation ofthe law. Our readers rates. M-C-86-2tp-A are hereby informed that. all dwellings advertised 'in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To com­ plain of discrimination, call HUD toll-free at 1-800-424-8590. For the Washington, DC area please call HUD at 426-3500. The toll-free telephone number is 1-800-543-8294.' . R-62-tfc REAL ESTATE ELKS LODGE BINGO - every Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. FOR SALE - river lots (2). Ask for. E-81-tfnc Larty .Tillman, Four Seasons Real Estate, 257-9171 or 251·' THRIFT SHOP - Hospital Auxil­ 7992. 16-F-77-tfc iary. Open Tuesday 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., Wednesday thru Sat­ . FOR SALE urday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 140 Nob Hill Drive. Telephone, 257-7051. H-43-tfnc FOR ANY PERSONAL CRISIS ­ Uke New,, 20 minutes from Ruidoso. call the Mental Health Hotline at 1-437-8680 (collect>. One and Two Bedroom Apartments with'sll appliances, mostly furnished. M-55-tfnc Two bedrooms have' w~sher and PREGNANT, NEED HELP? - call CONGRATULATIONS! dryer hookUps. Then~ are 4-1 bed­ Birthright, (915)533-1818. ,room and 4-2 bedroom apartments M-S-87-tfc CAROLYN HENSON with 5, t;iut of the 8 leased. Producing Salesperson Of The Monlh a monthly income of approximately $1.220. . . JACK'S TV & ,APPLIANCES We Service All Makes Home Appliances, 257-5111' TVs and VCRs SOC,REALTORS"- . 1-S00-626-9213 • A;. ~~:'o-ior.:l~~ CALL 257-9247' \ 111 ~rl bhr b1dr

'l'he decade ofthe 90's will be GREETINGS! a pe:o:iod with many neW arid 1m. poriant i"sues that.will need your undividedattention. Youhavethe , . ~ I -­ OP'l'IQNto help fcintiUl"te the -,' .' policies' that ·Will· deterD1in" bur I ·destiny. . I Study the is,,ues. at hand - ·'l'.AXJiil!!l, EJ?UCAnON, DRUGS,

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Communityinvolvement in whDli;.; .. ·ever:' tIeld 'You have experiiSe.will milke the ;ditter:'enClein' how ClU>," aredare~ inthe ~U1'e•.' .." '. :. rtyouarenotco~:l.tted:twoUla" BARBARA DUFF gooeatlyappreci.ate. your vote to... "Cooperative effort' No. 9~ 011 the ballot to... Village .. can make a difference! . Council. . • • STUnIOTYPE';"" apartment {Qt' ) .' . i'ent, Close ro tnid·1;Clwn. Easy ac­ cess. $150 .month plus utilities; '. . - ~ See you atthe po1.l.8 onMarch 6th . Covered 'parking. 257·6()74 or ;Pqid for by Barbara Duff 257-6198, Don.· '. 20-V-86-2tp ,. ".'-,w .. I. . .- "\ . .I • .: . . \ . / • • • ~ ~ ~~', ~ ~ _~ ~:,. ~~. ~. _~_. ~,. ~ ~ ~ .~~ ,,~~ ~~_; ~_._ ~,; _J~_._" ~ ~ --,~ ~ • ... •• .. ""- _" .. _." _, __ ...._ •• _ u_ • ,. __ w < __ • _...... _ ••• • •• _" _ ••" ••- .....A """,,, ....__ ...... _ .. ,0....,." .. "",.;.,. _ "'-'_ •• _ "_ ,•., ...... _"._,-'".." .... _...... _- • .' , .. ,1 ., . ". . .. , " ", '.' , . . . , . ''o ',. " .:' .. '1

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',' , FURNiSHED - 2 bedroOJU, .1b3thFOR".SALE ...;, in Capltan. 1973 . PREP .AND LUNCH COOK - FULL TIME - Progfllm ASsistant. '. hol,lse. Fireplace and deek.. Nea;t'· . . Tarrant .mobile, lioxue... Twd .' perntanent . . jXIaition., '. .' 5 ~fer .,experience.·With . sexp,or Sudderth and Mechem. Electric Am JO"CE'S ",-__,I'· B '. bedro.Om.,S'" . one .bath '. toce.nUy·. . . . '. day-'week. Goodstartmg payy.. mtizens,' ll1lPer'V11101"tt· ~hills.. . and water. paid, $300 . month .'n.~' .. '~' !',- ~'~u,"\~m:e . am; We decorated.' $4,500 orbe$t offer. ·OATTLE BA,RON':~. Steak: and hili~dible. Apply Mond"r tbtu Plllnil, .coordinates, ·iealfu .ac; '. " . . $100 depollit.336-4839.· .' '. have a la~~e lUve1}t6ry of rea· Call VinCe, 1-623-2973. '. '...... , Seafood Restam:ant, located 657 .Friday,ll/.iXl!. "5pw.. 18-I..s34tp tivitles forliemor citizens.Re- ...... 22-W·86-tfc ". .solinably pr1ced £UrtUt'ooure ~OdoaP6 " '.. ..' '.". '21-M.844j;p S~dd~h Drive, is acceptinlf->.ag;'EASYWORKl_ Exeellent payl A.a. . .ql~red .toobtain Class. 7 NM' ':W'ANT' 'TO'liE""" ORL"'AoE' - R/lnces,.pen·:0 l0 ..•.. ,,: , ... """'R SALE .,,-, "efri ~~ pllCJll!:i0nll fol.' ~ood and coc...... ~e·~b\e .. ppo·dunts.·rit ho~e. ·Call·. dri.. ver. lie.enn...e. Com.ple.teJobdes•... '. . •.. ' ". .'V .. '~' ·aqs .a week. We bu."sell and .... '" - 11a..... 1." gera""rsL s rvi a I s n for an.. P _. ~." - d I ~tired~puple.needs housetn;or '. trade, 650' Suddlrth.257.. ,£reezers,w~shers,dryerJ.l, swves, e. ceo . liP y·tn per 0 ...... , for'information; 504-649.0670, Ilnptuln an app ICJllttOnll at Vii., trellr RUIdoso. ;N'on·.smQkers, .uo ., 7575. .. . ,so.11.77"tfc ..... bed~, fumitUl'e, lamPS, tllblea,' pOtntme~t; Mon~ayt1P:Qugh Sa11o'.. ext:6524... . M.G-864tp 1;l.ge of Ruid\?Jlo,. :US Cree •.. peta, !!C1'e~e pre£err$li b,u~ not ".....AC>SA·Gli'· T'U"Jl'RAPY"... ··.··1 '.., . ,cha).l's.257.5258. ,306 SJl.d- m:day .2.00 .• 5.00 P.1Xl.~rl!Up..· . .. . .,", Meadows. ApplIcations Will be es~entlal. References proVIded.,· ••"""'" ... '" ...~. ... - s >or.. derth•. · .' "" M.R-84-tfc . Health· Benefits". available, FULL TIME FEMALEll' .... accept;ed'l1Util4pmMatch" 2nd .. Ca11258-521)3; ..26-a-86-2tp J1Nery Body. lWlror, reju!e~te. . FLEETWOOD MOBlLlll ~ 12x65 ..Seriow'linquiries; no. phone call~, '.' . .'. '. ted £,7 vt m. .$6.43. hourly. plus benefits: Call Thll Pel;'fect.Wen, regIstered .eo. l' 'N' 1" 00' I"ed"d please. E.O.E. . .•. compamo~w:anti"OJad' .malilU'hte EEOE .. '. . . 51N-85-3te '. .'. thempi.st;257-3233;M.P-65-tfc-A:. . ,orsa e. . ewy re~ ,.' e. mat e.." . '.' ..,. . 3$~C.40.t£c.A .Wllm~n..."sl.on ¥1c>l,I. es g., .,'.' ...... •. , .' .' . AUTOMOTIVE ··.".. "OOD FOR C>ALE'. . Pi ; '.. , ,Mustsee,t6apllremate Fol::,moreATI'ENTIONllIRlNG·· ' G' cleanmgand co.qhing. E~llentARE YQU. WILLING to leave ...... , ""'ed·. vv. . 'n' 'lS""'" 'd"'7""" Smon, . informat1Oll'~II 3784676...... ; . . '. '. :-:". . overn- ,wllgea; 25.7-7163. . 18.0-M-Wtfc state for newcat~er'and job? Age . 1979 MUSTA1IfG,""': .6 cYlinder, .<, C/lT, i, r. '.' an over.. . toVe , .... .,: " .' 17J!.85-3tp mentJo!ls,~our area. $17,840 - ...... ' ...' •; ...... 25-55. We tl.'ain. .1.800-633- .automatic;goQdtmnsport.. a.tlon.. '.' ·ki~d1i~n2. an$d25~~~uralvoaila'ga•..I.>C1:1111 FO.H... SAL.. E ~.".. ' 2.'1987 polan.·s Inde '. $69,485. ·all·:t-602:838.8885 KANS TECH...,.: need.attuckdriver",:4416. , . .' ". .M-B~8~ 8785482 da M '1157 t£nc g p.".... P u . Eliit.R215~. ", • l\ot-C-834tp 'andpjesel mechanic traineesl CALL257.4Qoi tofiiidoutabou,j; . '. -., . ys...... -- -" .' .... P~r'IlNurserY,a7S-a341. .400anowrno~1Iell,10'!"nule.s,:ex-. EARN...$340' WEEKLY -:- doing .. Weti'ain.1 800-S8344.1.6. ..' p'utting·· a.'c1asslfied.'ad .. inThe. 1987 FORJ)TEJ\n'O .-,4d.,Fom: ...... , 25-P-29.tfc cellentcondito!!-, . WIth·. trallel'. . bl t h S md c un 85 2t .. d.00..r... sedan." Fin.ance. ·WI.. ·th.. $195.' BUTIN'G. _.'. '·'ked···· '",' '1-' '. $5 •.00.'Oo.b..o. Call 1.-915-837-2303 .. ' eaSy .as~em y a ome, en·. .,.."., p. .Ruidoso News...... -61-tfne . .,. wrec cars .or sa, . ....~~ 6 19 B 85 8 • sel£addCessedstamped enve!.°Pe' ... . .' . . . mI" . do~ RUldQsoFord, ...nCQln,·· d 11' 'rlsMta' a."",,' pm. . ... - -- tp toprlletical CQncepts, .POBox ATTENTION _ easywork,elt- '. Me~!'l"Y; 37&4400.fs0t:§ ;,~ S~f:a:, ::st~H~~ck'40°T:ail~~ .' llPC; VIS~ONS$W.AREJ"'-$40. Ex~ 3952,. Albuquerque, NM cellent payl Assemble products . " . I ., '. .' ran.J'. . , '. . .. ' ,,:.. • '~-'" . Park, 378-8110. M-~-91-tfc, erC1se btke,. 35.BIsck l~athe~ '..87190..,' '. .. 22-P-81-8tp, .•. at home. Details 1-602-838-8885· ~. on your '1988BR,ONCO-:- 4x;~, full sIZe. FIRJ.i)WOOn .'. . ". . eda '~ant coat mt'4furcollar, SIze 18, ATTENTION _ earn m9riey.typing· .~. -W2152.. .. '. M-C-844tp (. -, "don't wants" '. i' "·Speclalpri~e.FWanCll wit?-·$195pinio"n.Se;;on~d~~~e c cu[~ 150.257-71168..': 19.P-l35_2t~ atho~el'$32,OO.o year tnC(lme BABYSITTER NEEDED ..... lri lP-Y with a . '. tr::m.:.'8~~#~;:O'd~~U:=~ ~~::i\i~:U~:b:'~I~~~$~rO .HIg~n~E~~t~;~n;,rt~~~: ~8~n~~;T.;g5~~sJ:~~~3~:p· ~:ody PI:rse2~7~an~~, . .Cla$si~~c~M 'f - .. 'jjJJ .' ra.nty. '1" .. 3 11' . . eJiCh: 257-5966. '. 18-W.39~tfc po~es. yolkl Relltiger, 203 pm CAFE .• ·.O..LE-.".in.'.Cap·ltan.. n.eeds ·.a. . 5pfu...... M-L-..85-2tp· , The . ." '. " . ". 9-~6 .•t c.-A. .... '. '. . '.. •. s¥sWlth Marker M.4P racmg . - .it"a ." R d !> ·1 1987 DOnGE RAIDER -' 4x4 like SHOW9AS~S- o~e·1, ft:, tbrE;e6 .blnding!!. ". Matching· poles. "Colll\;> Experience not nellellsary. ONLY $1 EXTRA ·,..';,.gets"your "'.. ' ."ui OSO . ~ •., hew.li'inan'l:eWith$~95 down.... ft,King s!Ze bed, mate~g CQuchSol(lmon SX90 Eq?'i.p~ boots for . 1·354-2887. M.C-85-2te readeraci .' in·The . Ruidoso. -;;.r;". News. .', " '.' .Ruidoso Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, an~chalr. Two full slZ.e ,box.. 101/2 - 1). foot WIth 1Dserts'for IMMEDIATE OPENING -fol" . ReJll!rte~; follo?fing one or ~gre.:

condition, low miles. 2574622 . 10:00-2:00. H-67.tfnc. . 3{4 baths, eliitra Iar.ge closets, Uniforms required. Apply in per- .. - . ~ '. days; 258-4060 evenings. . . REAL NiCE - doublewide, 2 Qr3 ki~en bl;U", all kitehEtn ap- son, WEldneaday and Thursday, Applicationswill be taken and applicants tested on March 1. 2, at =,....,==~"""=~.,:;M;;...-=S-..:6~8,.:;-tti;:.:c . bedrooms, 1 l/2 baths, wood pliances. $15,000. 378-4661.· '2pm -4pn;:· Prime Time the Public Library. Ruidoso. N.M.. The testing will. be done in two 1981 CHEVY SILVERADO --'- pick- stove, storm windows, excellent ' 2o..R-85-tfc RestaurantlBar, Hwy 70, · sessions. one beginning at 9:00 a.m. and the other at 1:30 p.m. up. Fom:wheel drive. 2574622 condition. Set up and delivered, NEW HONDA - 5,500 water Ruidoso Downs, 39-P-86-2tp days, 257-5929 evenings. only $9,995..A-I Mobile Homes, cooler generat;or, $3,000. 1972 Applicants are required to present a valid drivers Iicen;;e and ~ .' M-S-75.tfc Alamogordo 1-434-0835 or 437- Chevy 1 ton flatbed, good condi- Social Security card or birth certificate at the testing site on the 1988 FORD 3/4 TON - pickup. 6776. License #D00476. '. tionj'see to appreciate, $3,000, Experi~ncedpaste-up date of the tests. Priced W sell. Finance with $195 .' 28-A-82-tfccA Call 257·7452. 20-M-864tp , drtist, good typing and down . Ruidoso Ford, Lincoln, . BEAUTIFVL 14X70 two WOOD FOR SALE - seasoned Applicatie»nscan be picked up. locally at the following places: Mercl,lry, 378-4400; 80 day' war-, bedrooms, 2 baths. 1984 pine and fir,$85 per cord. Split, English skills. Typeset- ranty. Wayside, like new! New carpet, delivered and stacked. 257- .ting and computer ex­ City Administration Office 17-R-77-tfc~A "'19""84,.,...."F""'O~RD""""""'F;-:-1;';;5""0---· n,ew drapes, new cl,!Oler, new 7099. ..' M-M-864tp perience helpf41. Chamber of Commerce ·...::U;-;·2':="to':"n:"'p':';i;:'cm;:':., .·palnt outside. E-Z financing. FENDER PRECISION BASS _ RUidoso PUblic Library up,4lii4, eliitra·nice.Finance with Payments. less than $200 per Peavey RoalPnaster AMP, 18" . $195 down. Ruidoso Ford, Lin- . month WIth 10% down. A-I E.Y., 2x12" SG. 1-354-2210. Pick upapplfcation at coin,. Mercury, 378-4.400. 30 day Mobile Homes, Alamogordo 1-' M-B.86.2tp The Ruidoso News Applications will also be available at the testing site. For more wllITllnty.· 24-R..63~tfc-A 434-0835 or 437-6776. License . '104 Park Avenue information please call the district office in Las Cruces. 523-2907. 1985 CHEVY S-lO -4'wheel drive 11D00476. 39-A-'14~tfe-A WORK WANTED pickup,' manual transmission, CLINICAL HERBOLOGY - certi. _ I $3,500. 1980 Chevy pickup, ncation program begins March PAINTER NEEDS - work. Brush, manual . transmission, $1,500. 31 in Ruidoso. For information: roller, spray. 1-354-2606, 1984 Chevy pickup S-10, manual 257-7992 or 257-6110 atter 6 Tommy Williams. M-W-79-8tp transmission, $2,875. fuquire at p.m. . M-P-75-tfc COMPUTER SERVICE' _ 126 Carrizo Road or call 257. FIREWOOD - pine, juniper, black .customized programming sys- 5128. 29-R-79-tfc walnut; cord, rick, 1/4 cord, 1/8 tems analysis, general software 1987 'BRONCO II - 4x4, ema cord, stove cuts, deliyer-ed, sales and maintenance. Experi- nice. Finance with $195 down. stacked. 257-3005. M·M..sl.6tp enced. Call Darwin at IFS Soft.. Ruidoso Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, ONLY AT A-l MOBILE HOMES _ ware. 257-6637. 20-S-83-5te 378-4400..30 day warranty. the beautiful "Southern Man· EXPERIENCED MOTEL - man. ", . 18-R-79-tfc sion". Over 1800 sq.ft., three agel' desires position with 20 to 1985 BLAZER' SILYERADO - bedrooms, 2 baths, garden tub, 60 unit motel. Year around or black beauty, 4x4, loaded, eliitra fireplace, great room' and den. seasonal. CalI 1-817-559-6503, nice. $6,500. 258-5595. Large kitchen and back pOl"ch. ask for Mrs. Thompson. M·G-83-tfe-A Come see why we're itl. A-I 21-T-84-3tp -::19"'7""4--;;T"'O""Y""O"'T;;;~'-"'C""'O"'R:i0"'N"A--'4 Mobile Homes, Alamogordo, 1- WILL DO BABYSITrING - my cYlinder, . automatic transmis- 434-0835, 437-6776. License home, infants and all ages weI- .sion, 2 door, runs great, $995. D00476. 39-A-82-tfe-A come. Weekends also. Ten years 257-5258.306 Sudderth. SEVERAL REFRIGERATORS - experience. 378-4388. M-E-84.9tp M·R-84-tfc and stoves, pric.ed from $50 to WILL CARE FOR _ elderly in her ~egal ""19="84,...,....·""'T",O"'Y",O""T",A,..-.."P"'IC""KU="=P,...---,.4 $150. Deep £reelle, $150. 257- home, also will babysit anytime. Notices cYlinder 5 speed shell sliders 6674. M-B-85-2tp-A Blanche,258-8545. M.G-854tp DEADLINES FOR ALL LEGAL NOTICES lied kit, 'mags, $3:750. 257-5258. CUTEST 10 X 60 - with tip out WE PLANT TREES _ do prun- • T~ursday. 5 p.m. for the Monday issue; Tuesday, 5 p.m. for the Thursday issue. 806 Sudderth. M·R-84-tfc you have ever seen. Perfect ski ning, graft, landscaping. Auw . \, 1979. PLYMOUTH. VOLAR! - sta- or .hunting cab~. .Thr~mechanic. 257-5856 or 257- tion wagon, 6 'cylinder, automat- bedrooms, 1 bath, like brand 9051. M-C..sl!-2tp Ic trllUllmisslon, air conditioned, ne'!"l Only $5,000 ,:et up and LEGAL NOTlCE County. New Mexico. Cause No. deem proper.

$1,295. 257-5258. 306 Sudderth. 0 dehvered. A-l Mobile Homes, ANNOUNCING . The Ruidoso TWELF'l'BJUDICIAL CY-9Q.53, wherein Suburban Mort- You are further notified that un- Alamog~rdo, • . M-R..84-tfc. 1-434-0835, 437- Reporter; a weekly publication of DISTRICT COURT gage Company ofNew Mexico is the less you enter your apPe:mmc(' in ' CHEVY C 10 . k . 6776. Ltcense #D00476. , The Ruidoso News. The weekly STATE OF NEW Ml!JlClCO Plaintiff and Ronald J. HeBntges, thi·s C!!udse on or bncfore April!). 1969 . . . '. - p1C ~p, . 33-A-82-tfe-A Reporter is a winter edition of COUNTY OF LINCOLN Bmmie Hentges, nIkIa onnie 1990.' }U gment wi be entered 350/2bbl!; . auf.j;)matic tranllID1s- ALL EEL' . b 'lilin . The Ruidoso Daily. ',' SUBURBAN MORTGAGE Freeman; and Pioneer Sa\>ings & against you by default. Rebecca E. sion, $995. 257-5258. :t06 Sud· '. ST . - storage Ul 19B. 22-R.34-tfnc COMPANY OF Trust. F. A. are the Defendants. Wardlaw. P.O. Box 1078. Ruidoso. derth . M_D OA ....c 40 :so 30 cost $6,000 now $3,950. Th I b' f h . I NM 88345 505) 25~ 5~46' th .• '. , ...... ,....". 40 x 82 was $11,000 sell for NEW:NJIIlXICO. e genera 0 ~eCt!l t e action s , I t- t tS e all' 1985 S-lO B~R - 4x4, ex· '$7,600. 50 x 240 was $32,000£01." KONDO·V...... y KINNIl... .' ." Plaintiff, to foreeIose tlie mortgage whicalh wrWIneYTtiNorEPSlsainhtiffh' d d I f ceUent c0i'1dit1on.. Tahoe package, . $21000. Nevel" etected. ,303.757. QUllli', bo1ckup,' 4 .' Y:am'aha .E~'cel.(3·6Occ) 'n pe.J:':.e'ct f . 'ntm 'nt ' BONNIEli'REEM.!\N and . . judgment against the Defendants; .' . IslMargoE. Lindsay \ . ~~," ~ ;~::o::'~' ~":':::=-.....,.., sP!l6.,If 4:x:4,.gouucouwti9n,cd ,good condition. Comes with·• electricno o:pp:o:,.::e::. P'IO'.,.,...... "'R .-:un.....C>A...... GS &. . RonaldJ... nIkI:'HentgesB. andFre'Bonnie DISTRICTn . ElizCOURTb tb LCLEnK ·pnce. Call 336-96.01 after s>_..r. helmet snowmobile's"'t '. . TRUST,F.A. '. Hentges, 1aOlln1e $36em88a9n61an yt.a e Dueral'lt M H 85 2t ...... " ~ , I· . Defendants. the principaamount of. ,. . , . epu y -5pm. . ...' • p cover and gr!pwarmers. JUst like . ronlng . No. CV.9Q.53 plus int-erest at -the rate of 7.75% Legal #6682 4t(2)26(3)5.12.19 .. 1980 DATSUN ...... 280zx., 6 cyl,5 new, wit:Q less than 200 miles. D" m' ~.. (784 pe d' m) on the d • 78k, "'2995 1978 $2 00 ':Ii C 112 7' 45'53 '. IV. per au.uwu . . r .e , . ll]lOO, an.', >l' ,~' . . ,2 rm; a 5 '. '. In m..y hom.e: dilily pick .NOTICE OF PENDENCY" 1,1Upaid balance £rom August 31, . LEGAL NOTICE OIds 98, $1,795. 306 Sudderth. .. " 31-B-83·5tp OFACTlON . 1989 until paid, and reasonable at- PUBUC BEARING 257,-~258..or 257~5101...... MOBILE 28 x 60 - ~ew, exc'eUent up! Charge.by the . STATE OF NEW.MEXICO TO: tomey fees, for CQstsof this .actlon VILLAGE OFRUIDOSO ==-==-="""'...;....;.;'""._...:M;:.•.;;::R-:...;8:;,:;,5;.,;.t:;:;:fc con,ditioh.Wl1l move to yoitt' lot piece~ Drel1Jses -$1.00. B9nnieHentges~,n/kIaBmmie .. and accruing costs; and that such NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ' 1979.tfEFJP OJ5' - 19W miles, V8 ". in New MeidcO,t-648-4450. . ·Skirts,. Pants.: shirts- .Freeman, and au unknown . Judgment be decla.red a first and that the Governing Body oftheYil. . Jteaders, 8000 lb.. Winch. Very . ·M.s..834t;c..A$.50•. ·perso~sinortothefoI).owing..prior lien upon the above described lage of Ruidoso, New Mexico will. .... clean;stro~, $a,500 cash. Will VENDING ROUTE - prioed under . CaiITerl .. descnbed real estate sttuate . real property in LinCQln County, . at a regular meeting on Febmary . sell winch/.cuswm . bumper ' .. $8 000. Average retUl'n $4,000' ... In Lincolu County, NeW Mexico, New Mexico; that the lien bed fo~e- I 27, 1990, beginning at 6:30 p.m. at seperate, $'/00. Come by 301 m6nth. 713·890-9175 or 713.890~· 257-9651 Btowit:...... clo.sed· in the Jna!IDer provi e.d '"'1. the Municipal Buill1ing of the Vii. Grindswne. Take a look] . 9176. M-Ivi..s6-4tp Lot 15, Block6 9£ GREEN !aw;~ataRecelve!be app~nnted lage ofRuidoso, New Mexico, hqId a i, Immedla~ly pos~esston . . . 28·W·86-3tp ." ., .. '>..... MEA)JOWSADDlTION, to take of public hearing concerning the ap- . ADVERTISE -in'the .c1assifieds ~:k ~~~ghti:'~~::Ruid"so, Lincoln County,theprell;Useg; tha.t aSpecml Ma.ste~ pro\'al (If a .New application f9r .' by calling 257·4001. The .Ruidoso PinecliffVillage. .M-P~85~t£c . New Mexico, as shown by the be apremted to sell the preIU1Ses, Restal1l'llnt License, Beer and Wme . News. . .R-61-tfuc, platthereoffiled in the . that t eproc.eeds reaJ.i.~~~ from this only...... jllII!~!"",!!,!,,!~!!!!!i!'!!!!!!!!!~"" .office oEthe County' Clerk U11d . sale be apphed to Plamtiffs .Judg- '. The name" of the· applicant IS POVE~Tt H & H ENTERPlUSES '. Ex.officio ReCQrder o£Lincoln ment; t~t:. Defendant and alI pe1'o Angela MeVickerst the business MOTORS. INC. COUh~.·August 437-3317 437·0903 . RECYCLING Cl!lNTmt 29,1958;. . . . !lons cll1umngby,through or 1,1Uder known as MOUhtam Bayou Cafe, A1amogo o. N'oM•. CASH 'oommonly c;llled 103 Clo\'er Place, them, be fhrever' barred £rom any whose address.is 113 El Paso . '.' Ruidoso, New Mexico. '. . right, title, interest, lien;. c1ama Street, Rtildoso, Netv Mexico, . AI ..'cFor ·c GREETING: .elltate or demand of eve~.lclnd aan 88345. . CASH .. umlnum. an,s, opper, You und each of ;11011 are hereby clmracl;¢ragainst the mi\lVe eo Vil.fuge ofRuidoso For.Your Used Brass, Non-ferrous Melals notified thi\t Suburban 'Mortgage . scribed. property inconsistent lsJ'1'ammiel\fnddox .HWy 1(1 EaSI, InduslrlalCompfex 'Comn:myof New Mexico lw.s tiled herewith; U11d forsucll other,and .., . Clerk I Carl suit in t!\e DistrictCom:t ()fLinc~ln further relief QS to the Court-may' '. Legal 16G68.2t(2}19,26 ' \ I. ( . • ),. , . "'-' ~"~~._.~._.~"._" ..,~_.~,~~,,,.-.-= ~ --- -' '- .. ~~'_·'·~fn"r." .• "" '"" ,' '. 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1 I'", /, , .lega,1 Notices! " t'> "I, DEADLINES FOR' ,All'lEGAL NOTICES Thutsday,5 p.m:'for the Monday iS$ue; Tuesday; 5:p:in. for the Th~rSdayjSsue .. ' ..' .,' .,'. . .' " , ... .; t.· . t . - .. JLEGALNOTICE ' ?me ofsuch,salemay be postpon~d 'JtUJDOSQ,~51~UdderthDri.ve, ,Hams an E~d,ell Harri~, hi~ ,'" Amo~td'Ue Form.Covethefollowi~g d~acribed real ptoper~, lIN TIm DISTRICT COURT m the event that the SpeClalRuidosolNeW Menco, the followmg. wife, as shdwnby Warranty , Manufacturing, Inc. undert~ slWatem LIncoln County, New Lill~" Lin~oln' OF UNCOLN COUNTY Master, in hia judgment, deems it deaerlfied property' sitUated in Deed recorded in the terms oftheir Judgment Lien < MeXico, tO,in the anlQuntof "Pinecrest Additiona Units I FOUR~H:, ,I, .'Th~aale,W1ll bemadepurauant, pnn~pal Amo~t I Mumcrpal BmldmglCity Hall, 3,13 TWELFTH JUDICIAL .. $53,700.31 and 'accrueq anUI"- . due UnitedS,tates?f ., to the Default Judgntent and Stipu. ' Cree Meadows, Ruidoso, Lincoln ,DISTRICT' . interest to the date of, said sale ing: That certaintraet,ofland, Amenea under terms oftheIr lated,Judgment;DecteeQfFore' County, New ~exico" sell and, con· ,COUNlY'OF LINCOLN the amount of $3,719;10 and costs ' con~ining2.2aeres,moreor' T~,Lie1dncludingprincipar' closur~,OrderofSaleandAppoin~. veyall of the nght, title and mter· STATE QF NEW MEXICO' of$72.38 for publicationfor atota} less, conveyedpyRichard t" andintetest as of . I, mentofS~ecia~Maste~entere4by . ~st of the above.nam~d Defen~ant FlRSTFEDERALSAVJNGS of~571691.79.." , ,.CliftoD,akaRichardQ, C1l&~ '" sale.,. $20,697,53",the Court In thi~causeonJij}y 17,'

m and to the follOWIng descnbed BANK OF NEW MEXIco,' ,The terms of this sale aW that, ''and Richard Cqle'Clifton a' Total judgment '. $20,697.53. 1989, which action was asuit to· ' ,.:' j real property situated in Lincoln formerlyCha'Ve8.County·, '.thepurehaser niustpaycashat the single r,nan, in~vidually,' .,' "FI~H::} ,r'" '. 'foreclose,a Npte and Morlg~g;held) County, New Mexico: ", Savings ~~.toan; " ~e thepr9perty is. strucK'ofl\ ro Richard, C; Cliffun, elba Pine~est .. ' Amount due ThomasI~dustri~s, by the Plaintiff, Federal Deposit In-' . 'fO'JN~lBIJIl? AssoCUltio~ und,er~rm~ ofth~lr., ~rpo.. - USOUTH, I. him except that FIRST NATION· Properties, toMackMeadaild Inc. stirance Corporation, in its ' RANGE 14 EAST, N.M.P.M. ' , Plaintiff, AL' BANK OF ALtWOGQRDO Frances Harvey Mead, his wife, ,J~d81Uent ~le~ lIlCludi.ng . rate cap.acitJ (fDIC.C)~. ' Atract ofland in the N/2 SE/4 'VB, may bid all or any. Pal't of their· anhownby Warranty Deed . pnnClpal an~mtere8t as ... , The Judgrnen~dlrected fore- SE/4, of Section I?, and being more .. WILLIAM ROGER· judgment plus interest. ~" ' recorded in the, Lincoln County of date ofsale$12,177J5 clostll.'e of the Mortgage, on the sulr . partIcularly descnbed as follows: MARSHALL, SANDRA GAYE DATED this 30th day of Janu· D.eed Records, in Book 70, Page Attp~eys fe~s 250,00, Je$teal. ~operty to satis~ thefal- Be~nnillg at a 112" galvanized MARSBALL,andU;S,SMALL ary,1990, ,17~.. TotalJ~~~ent' .$12~4Z7.15" lowingJ~dgmentlien: ".' . iron pipe from whence the South· BUSINESS Is/Alan P. More~ ESQ,' SaId sale will be conducted pur· ... In addltio~ thereto, the p~ddel' at· Principal . . . $25,300,00 west corner of the NE/4 SE/4 of said ADMlNISTRATION, ,, Special ~ter suant to the Judgm~n~ entered Feb- .suc~sale. mll,. ~e respons~le, for. Interest to date of· Section 15 be~rs North 69 deg. 45' Defendants. APPROVED:., . ... , ruary 16, 1990, m the abo,ve.. PSYlpg, ,the. SpeCJal, Masters fee of sale·3/02l90 19,437.29 West a distance of 201.5 feet; No. CY·89·297 ',FE'lTINGERand BLOOM entitled and n1UUheredcause, ~290and ~Qats.ofsale, including ,Real estate taxes " 350.80 Thence South 89 deg. 45' East a Divisionm', Is/John,R.Hakanson . whichwas a suit tl> foreclose a 'thoseofpublication. "Costs 213.16, 11 distance of 258.06 feet to a1/2 iron NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Attorney for .Plaintiff mortgage whereiri Plaintiff.was ad- " I Any j~dgment creditor' has, the' I. Special Master's fee 200,.00 rebar; Thence South 22 deg. 09' ,SALE P.O. Drawer M . jUdged to have a valid first llen .nght tobld at the sale.and to apply Attorney's fee ' 4,205.82 East a,distance of 99.72 feet to a NOTICE is hereby given that the Alamogoroo"New Mqlnco' upon the real prope~ in, the ~ or any. part of his- resP7Ct1~e Total. , $49,707,07 JJ2" iron rebar; Thence South 17 undersigned Special Master will, on 88310 ' . amount of $204,462.56, plus. mter. J~dgznent to the. purchase pnce W In additIOn to the. sums due on deg. 44' West a distance of 51.85 thelst day of March, 1990, at 10:00 505.437-6620' ,estacertIedthroughthedateofsale lieuofcash ' . " the Judglllent refel.Ted to herein, I" feet to a 1!2" iron rebar; Thence a,m" at the front entrance of the . Legal #66414t(2)5,12,19,26 in the 'amount of $7,944.99, plus a~ /s/Nick Vega, Speeial Master there will be accruing costs, togeth· South 19 deg. 15' East adistance of Municipal, Building, Village· of '. ', tbrney 'fees, ,court costs, and the ex-· Legal #6654 4t(2)19, er with eosts of publication of this 83.05 feet to a1!2" iron rebar on the Ruidoso, New Mexico, sell to the .LEGAL NOTICE ' penses' of foreclosure sale to accrue 26,{S) 5, 12 :Notice,' Publi~ti~n costs' will be north right-of·way line of U.S. highest bidder for cash the follow- TWELFmJUDICIAL after ~ntry of J~dgment. ' ,. LEGAL NOTICE borne by thePlamtiff, FDI,C.C. Highway 70; Thence South 67 deg. ing described real estate located in DISTRICT COURT . SaId ~ale WIll be ma~e to the . TWELFm JUDICIAL WITNESS my hand this lst day 38' West a distance of 354.95 feet Lincoln County, New J MexiCo, to· 'STATE OF NEW MEXICO' highest bldde~ for cash., 'DISTRICT of February, 1990. along said North right-of·way line wit:· .COUNTYO'~LINCOLN, D~19T9EOD. this, ,~lst,d,aY,ofFebru. COUNTY'OFLIN'COIN '''''Sally Ann Askew I· to a112" iron rebar set in concrete; Lot 75, Block l·A of PALMER ' ~.I.I IfJI Thence North 13 deg. 58' West a GATEWAY SUBDIVISION, TBEBANKOFRUID~S~, ary, ~ lalMaryEIMontes STATEOFN;EWMEXlCO Special Master . distance of 190,58 feet to aconcrete Ruidoso, Lincoln County, New Mex- V8 Plamtifi(s)~. . Special Master FEDlNERALSURANDEPCEOSIT UND·RIFFIN'ERW~~TDD, DU'l'.rON & j I monument; Thence North 62 deg. ico, as shown by the amended plat ,. . ' La al #6683 4t(2)26(3)51219 I G , 14 '" 03' East adistance oflOO.OO feet to thereof filed in the office of the TRAVISM. HAUSLER, g ,I , CORPORATION, in its 229 Rio S~ee~ •, a JJ2" iron rebar set in concrete; County Clerk and Ex·officio He- . Defendant(s). LEGAL NOTICE CO?O~te eapac~ty as , Ruidoso, New Mexico 88345 l , , ,I I Thence NQrth 9deg. 44' West adis· corder of Lincoln County, Septem/. No, CV-89-354(IU) TWELFTHJUDICIAL ~qwdator OfFJ!8t . Attorneys for. Plaintiff \' tance of 126.50 feet to the point of bed, 1948; LESS AND ExCEPT. NOTICEOFSPECIAL DISTRlCTCOURT NatlonalBankofLmcoln' FDIC-C. \ ' beginning and containing 2.070 ING the West 12 feet of said Lot 75. ' 'MASTER'S SALE . COUNTY OF LINCOLN County,fo~erly known Legal #6648 4t(2)8,12,19~6 '. ~ G~N asM~nco~Bank,N~,and· aeres more orless; Commorily !mownas 135 Reese NOTICE IS HE,REBY STATE OF NEWMEXICO I: ,1 LESS AND EXCEPTING Drive, Ruidoso, New Mexico. that the. undersIgned SpeCIal . FEDERAL NATIONAL , pnor~eretoasFirst' THEREFROM THE FOLLOWING Said sale will be made pursuant Master will, on the 23rd" day of 'MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, ' National Bank, , LEGAL NOTICE t DESCRIBED TRACT OF LAND: to the StipulatedJudgment entered March, 1990, at 10:00 a.~. at the , Plaintiff, , Plaint~ The :~C~~ty~oard of .' Atract of land in the N/2 SE/4 in the ab6ve-entitled and numbered So~th enlstanc7,to the ytl~age ~f ve, . ve. ,. ~ SEJ4 of Section 15, and being more cause on January 23,1990, which R~doso MumClp~1 Bwlding 10 He WAYNE SIVAGE. and THE GRINDSTONE CANYON Commissioners shall hold Public particularly described as follows: action was a suit to foreclose the RUIdoso, ~ew ~enco, se!l and con· KATBERlNE DIANE SIVAGE, ,CO~ORATION ~2, aNew Hearings for thesurpoae ofdiscuss· Beginning at the Southwest note and mortgage held by the vey all nght, title and mterest ~f husband and wife; F()RM~COVE M.e:uco corporabon,.alkJa ~~s;~a~~~sOrd:~~: ~~nt. j above-name~ Defend~nUs) comer of the NE/4 SEl4 of Section above-named Plaintiff. the follo~ng m MANUFAqTURlNG, INC.; a Grmdstone Corporation i2; h II d I l 15, Thence North 89 deg. 45' East a Said Stipulated Judgment and to the .descnbed real New Mexico Corporation; ,THOMASON, menta on t e£0 owing dates an ~oc~ted 10~i6ns: j distance of 201.5 feet; Thence South directed foreclosure (If the mortgage. property In Lmcoln County, ,RUIDOSO STATE 'BANK, aNew CONSTRUCTION • . ., f I 1 9deg. 44 Ea~t a di8ta~ce .of 111.50 on ~uc~ property to satis~ the,fol- NeS/rN~4' Section 36 Township MFIRSexicTo Nb~TInkojnNgALcoBrpor~tioon;F" COcoMP.rp~oraJo~n,Nanewd=o 'T::: Marc~:1~~~: feet wthe pomt of begmmng of the lowmg Items: ' " . I .', 1\ ~ANK I ~J, J.UHl LOCATION C' .. 1 herein described tract of land; AMOUNT DUE TO PLAINTIFF: 11 South, Ra~ge 13 E~8t, DONA ANA COUNTY, afederal MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF ': onumsslon Thence North 75 deg. 37' East a Amount of N,M.P.M., Rmdos?, Lmcoln banking association; THOMAS LABOR, EMPLOYMENT Meeting Room distance of 264.90 feet; Thence Judgment $15,975.18 County, New MeXlco,. INDUSTRIES, INC., aDelaware SECl1R1TYDMSION, LinC=:~~~1t:c~ South 22 deg. 09' East adistance of Interest to date (If sale 342.55 ~~~~O~:~N~ Corporation; and the UNITED ND;:Bi~ DATE' , March 13 1990 'b~ 53.52 feet; Thence South 17 deg. 44' Attomey'sfees d t t', e 0 owmg STATES DEPARTM¥NT OF 01" j - ill TIME:' 7:00P.M, WeRt a distance of ,51.85 f~t; and costs 1,272.42 esen ra: s, THE TREASURy,,~ D1VtLOCATION: Dr. Wood's Annex . thence South 19 deg 15 East adis· Accruing costs 90.40· 1. That certain tract ofland REVENUE SERVICE NOTICE OF. L' I N M" ~ mco ~ ~ tance of 83 05 feet apoint on the TOTAL $17 680 55 conveyed by Homer F, Glover, .' Defendants. FORECLOSURE SALE C I f th eXld Northerly right~f.way line of U.S. AMOUNT DUE' CROSs. aka H. F. Glo~er, et a1., to No. CV·89-280 NOTICE IS H~REBY G~N ment~P~: 0be :twrJ :e~h; Highway 70; Thence South 67 deg. CLAIMANT Roy H. And~fBO~ and Dora . ,DIV,mthat th~ undel'fJlgned ~peClal Lincoln C;unt Mana ers Office or 38' West along the Northerly right- UNITED STATES OF AMER. Anderson, his wife, as sho~ NOTICE OF SPECIAL Maswr vnll, on March 2, 1990, at b caUin' 50:648-238\ of-way line of U.S. Highway 70 a leA, SMALL BUSINESS ADMIN. by W~rranty Deed recordedm MASTER'S SALE 10:00 ~IM" at the ~ont entr~~ to y lstlaronZ,PeUy' Chairman distance of 35~.95 feet;, Thence ISTRATION: the Lmco~n County Deed. Notice is hereby ~ven that on th~ ~llla~e of ,RmdosG MumClpal Lincoln County Commission North 13 deg. 58 West adIstance of Amount of Judgment $29,856.14 Records, mB?ok59, Page 3031 the 20th day of March, 1990, at the 'Bmlding m~U1doso! New Menco, Legal 16673 2t(2)IR~6 190,58 feet; Thence North 62 deg. Inrerest to daw, ofsale 1,394.62 2. ~~ certmn ~act ofland hour of 10:00 A.M., the undersigned sell to the highest bIdder for cash, 03' East a. di8tMce of 100.00 f~t; TOTAL $30,649,63 contammg 10 acres! more or Special Master will, ,at the front .~ '_ ' Thence North 9deg. 44' West ~ dis- In.addition thereto, the~e will be ~sl' CI~~y% WRichat~ ,en,trance doo.r oft~e Lmcoln Couno/ ~••~····"···-I tance of 15.00 feet to the pomt of accnnng costs, together WIth costs 0e I. n eamans-, rown CourthlU1se, Camzozo, New MeXI- .~.er-~ be~nning ~orpora~~on, inter~st , and cont,aining 1.606 of publication of thia Notice and the aNhw Mehco co, sell all rlght, title and of I' Je" ,I acres, more or less; ANQ Special Master's Fee to be fixed by o~ra lOn, as s own ya the Defend~nts,. H. W,ayne ~I~age I o~ ~/2 o~$200.00 ~:i:~~~l~;i~~tded Kathen~e SIv~~e, Tn " ,a/' ,.. Atract land in the SEl4 this C6urt in the amount and DIane. mand ,e· RUJ 0'S'0 News I i 1 SFJ4 of SectIon 15, and bemg more WITNESS my hand this 31 daY/I He d . B kG1 Pge 197 to the heremafter descnbed real I parti~ar~y described ~,B follows: of January, 1990. • 3 ~~' ~o 1st et r ; estate to the highest bidder for NOW YOU CAN MAIL OR BRING IN YOUR I,! Begmnmg at a li2 Iron rebar Is/Glenn Baldwm I a,ce ,n ,a., 0 cash. , .. I ' from whence the Southwest comer SPECIAL MASTER la~d con"eye~ by RIChard C. The property to be sold 1$ Bltua~ , 'CLASSIF'!' , D'' I of the NFJ4 SEl4 of said Section 15 Legal N66404t(2)5,U,19~ ~~.~~~ in I!ncoln Co~, New M~oo, 18 I ...... ED A I bears North 89 deg: 45' West adIS· !S\e ptt,oe e ,grehw, and IS mote particularly descnbed I NAME . tance of 459.56 feet; Thence South an ve e 19rew, as S0'Yll as follows,:' . ~' I 22deg.09'Eastadistanceof99.72 LEGALNOTIC,E, byW~rrantyDeedrecorded~ Lot 27, Block 12 of GOLF , I ADDRESS ' feet to a 1/2" iron rebar; !hence TWELFTH JUDICIAL the Lmco]n County Deed C~URSE ESTATES, Ruid,oso, . , ~ ~ I South 17 deg. 44' Wes,t, distance ' DISTRICT COURT Recor,ds, mBO,Ok 70, Page Ltncoln County,. New MeXl,co,', I CITY STATg ZIP I of 51.85 feet to a V2 iron rebar; COUN'I1 OF LINCOLN 169, '. asshown by tlia 'plat thereof Ea~t Th.a~ I' Thence South 19 deg, 15' a STATE OF m MEXICO 4. certaintract ofland filed in the office Of-the County I'," , " r:1 tl r::-t r7l, •. I. u m~~e an4Ex"officlo·t~eorder :(~:~~~:a~l '0, distance of 83.05 feet to.a 1/2" Iron FIRSTALAMNATIOOOONALRDBOANK" IN, conta:nln,g0.23 acres, C!erk of I ad 10 rUiI for llJ l.:J, w'liJ (Nulllborollll 9I), rebar on the North nght-of·way or1ess,.conveye~ by Tra\IJs LmcolnCounty August 11, , ' 52.56 55.12 $1.68 $10.24' I line of U,S. Highway 70; Thenc~ Plaintiff,' ~. Hausler, ~ smgle mM, to 1972, in Tupe No. 456, ,!hich I' (1~word$ orless:",lI1cludes tax) . North 67 deg. 38' East adistance of V8, Vllla.ge ofRmdoso, New teal estate 18 more cnnunobly,· HERE'S WHAT ·1'1> LIKE TO SAY: I ,463.05 feet along said North right- MADELINE HOWAlID, D/B/A MeXleo, a8sho~by 'Voarranty lmoWn aa 126 Eagle " . . I 3 . I of-way line to a 1/2" iron rebar; ALTO ALPS COUNTRY Deed recorded In the L~coln , Drive, Ruidoso! New Mexico, I 2 4 5 ... " .' Thence North 3deg. 15' East a.dis. ' . STO!m, Qounty Dee~ Records,·m Book . Th~ fore~oing sale will be made., .,.,, . ··1. . '·L tance of 42.00 feet to a 112" Iron Defendant. 71,Page 101,. . ,', . to ,satistY Judgments rendered by 'I' 6 7 ' 8 f/ . 10 '.. rebar; Thence North 89 deg. 45' NO., (WD~'.·m35 5. ~atcertaintract ofland the, ,above court in the above ,...' . , -- ' .' -" ,. ,',.w' I West a distance of 479.75 feet to u. contalmng g,O attes, more or entitled and numbered cause on I .' I· ~hepointofbeginningandcontain. NOTICE, OF SALE.0.F' . le~S,eOnYe.,!l,"e.d.bYRiepard" :~anu~ry25>199~,beinganaction I.· H 1~, 13 14· ',1: __ .. fig 1.400 acres more or less; REALESTATEtIND:£R ,CI!fton,aka~chard C. ,to eoll~ct apronussory note and. to,' . ,. --- ,--- I Sflld 8~e will be made pursua.·nt FO~.~Lo..S_UREpEC~E. "CI~n and. Rl~ha!~Cole Clifton, foreclose amortgage on the' a,bov~ (Add 1S cenlilper word for ~aCh~. vcnoJ ' Ju~gment ~ere1Jy ~lfigle I' .. to the in the principal ,Nottce IS gwen. that un- a mant.1Edi\IJdually, and described ptoperty,wIDchmortgage '. .. ' '.' , .,... ,., ..' 'I' amount of $338,815.55, oogether derartd bpl'ttueof the Judgment. R~cfuitd C. CJltW~, dha secures that nore. . . I. Adnnd pnyment must arrivO,before: .'o:ao a;m. FrIday lor I~O Monday with interest thereon through ~d de~~e, ~f .foreclosure e~tered Pineer~st,Propel'tleSI to Thom~s ,Procee~~ from the foregom~ aale . paper; 8:30 a~m. Wednesday for Thursday paper. (We don Hun skIp: \, I March 9 1990 the daw of sale in by the Distnct Court of .LmeoIn D, QuaId and Dorothy M. QuaId" will be utilIzed to satisfy the JUdg·1 dates.) '" . ' ~ .. .:I the s~ of $16,678.75, togetber Countyj NewMe!icoon,th§ 21st ,hiswife,assho~nby~artanty ments against the Defendants as cost ' . i, MAILORBRlNGTO: the~tncpln, 61~l4D with attorneys' fees and costs in the day o"f.,March.,' 1,989, cas,eofFlRST .Deedrecordedtn follows: ,I Add ',.. .., "'id N . . I' L sum of $3,000.00, plus the Special NATIONAL . BANK vs. . County Deed.Records In Book' FIRST: '.• TO~rL a~ .. ~~ O~s~ox e~., II . \ Master's fee of $200,00, and other MADELINE HOWARD" D/B/A ,72,Page396,. '. '. AmountdueF~e1'!11National I'.,*.' 104 Park Avenue fi· .1: costs of sale, which Jadgroent was Al:TO~S COt1NTB.Y STORE .6.~a~ rertam tract orland. Mortgage AsS~C1atto~ under, ,.. ~ ,I , Ruidoso, NM 88345, '0 ,b~~f acr~s, te~~ ofNote~neluding, entered on January 25,1990, in the Cause No. ,CV.S9-35. of the ,oontainingl,OO tl1oreor I p v ' fJ 1 :~ ~~a ~n::~j:~sl~lr~t~O: ~ ~i b1:~ng~::~c.=:reoo~teretl:'k7.14 I .i I~cl,," I. My ChO~ fD" ._.. "" _I: .' . '1, ~ ~gheat ~Olllg Attorney~ ~ees. M~·~' ~~~,":...-. -"~,.,.' ment on aPromissory Note and to to the bldder tor cash at and,separate propertyI. • ' . ".,JOQ,OO I M!1.til', Card at Villi Number '. • foreclose the Mortgage h~ld by l0:0U,M, on th~ 7th day of Marc~ ~~Bmess as P~ecreBt ~roper~esl .. Costs ~flttigatlon ' .. 70U2 ,.b Iratfon \)atfl_,__.-".,,,. ' ' ,., .' " Plaintiff. Said sale will be made to 1990, at the mam entrance to' the ' JOl~ed pr~forpta by Eva Pauhne TorolJudgment,· $117/218.26 ,. . P" ,..' ,. ,'. ',. ''.. "" '.....a the highest bidder forcash and the FIRS~ NATI,O~AL BANK OF ClifWn, hia WIfe, to Donald C. SECOND: ~ . .. • ••,-~1lI.~... j .

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