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R~ Mxe§(c21fi~rr([J) prrce§ld~El1l1t nnakes plcaLn§ for a rr .I a (ll y W a.n ifIf n l{ul(loso Lady Warriurs are hig~ll=NevEe~ flumlwr I r §tudy crJ)ven N=w3ste stoJr3.ge Wt~ knew it, and now the Ktate k.!\OWH It, after lhe H.uidoRo High School vollt·yball took first by FRANKIE JARRELL Iv (';IIII'd lWWS Cllllt'('(t'fH't' ft)IIIlWllIg "hav!' to ~t'{,olld-glJt·ss Uw tril){, " federal government hopes to have studies in til(' Inil-a) ft:vlew. Fluidoso News F dltor ~ll:"; 11I('dlllg wllh ('hillo. .J wilt II Ji~SJ--liflIlS,l, St'(Tetary of the temporary storage facilitieH ill plaet' (~hi[lo, who recent!) woo the pri place in the Albuquerque .Jour nal'~ coaches' poll published fri Plans hy Mescalt'rD Apacht' Pn's "I wouldll't want allY mort' Nl..'w MeXICO 11;nvlrOllnwnt Depart in Heveral slales by IH~H. Under mary election in hit- bid f()r another day. idpIlL Wenddl (~hJflU to s luJ V the (JlLlc!('ar w,lslp storage f:acditi{'~) lfH'nt, wa14 on hand f()r Friday's federal law, lnuu.lll tnbal organiza tenn ali president, said the lribal The Warrior); an' :)-0 in dis f(~asihili ly of s lon ng high - Il'vt'l tlnywht'Tl' lfl Nl'w Mt'xico," tw Illeeting ill Santa Fe. At her n.' tions receive the ~allle considera COUI\cd Hupports tht~ Htudy. He waR tnct play f released \4"a A (Han HUH~)('d.('d ill tt-H' munh'r of an ('lghL-yt'ar-old MeHcal{'ro hoy 1991 $ figures waH frt'('d on bond by a LaH (~ruces judge on a ruling that ht' waH not Buil under Ruidoso CrimeStoppers board members awards won at the International Crime of $1,lH7,H50 and the $869,197 for -H..ohert Iozla, owner, 100 3rd, cerLain cundltlonH, includIng pay proudly display plaques for three top Stopper Convention in Louisville, Ky. Seph'mlwr of 19~1. repaIr wall, $1,200. ment of a $2f),OOO uluwcur("liings for Sep Mount..:'1 in Confltruction, 109 Nogal In connt'CllOIl WIth thp death of Kt'] The Hludoso-Llncolfl ('ounty tRndarlce, wIll lRk<' place thiA week honlicide, thre(' rapeR, two Hg tern her of this ypar added to place, enrloRc partial deck area, VIT1 H..ny Da Vli-I. whoKe hody waH ('nmp SLoppp~ won ttl£' CrinH' at ('f{>{' MpadoWR (~ountry Club. g-ravalpd aRHault..", 1~{ burglant.'s, $294,7r):~, cOlIlpan'd to $941,500 11\ $1,500. found ,Jan ~f; hehInd hlH honlt' on Stoppt'rR JnU'rnatlrwl 19~H Award The program productivlty pla nint~ larct'nie!-l, fivt' auto th('fL~, 2{) Augu!-lt of thiS ypar and $f)97,GR2 In -A. (1-. Kcislll1g, 0 nrner, :lOO th(' M('Rca]('ro Aparh(' n'Ht'rvatlO!\, for outRtan(!Jng productIVIty HI qlH'~ werp awarc!po haRed on the narcoticR, two forgent'K, four fugl Seplt'rnl){'r of 19~)(J. Heath, carport additIOn, $590. tht' FBI haH sa HI thn'e Rf'parate an'aR HI relatlOJJ to (,lllIllJIHtIV(' HtatR aH of D("Cember tlveR and two embezzlementH Rt'Sldf'r1llal addltwnal anei/or -Kt-'nnet h Pt'eler, owner, ~O 1 The boy dlt'd from a knife wound thE' popuIn t IOn f'HLt'gory accord)ng ~~ I, 1990 The tolal dollar recoverieR for alt~'ratl ~ ----a.~_---..~~._IILJtM,L~ .w ~ «..,. 7# ,4,,<* . - ~~ - - ~ - - ~ ~ - --- - ~ - - ~ ~ - - ~ - - ~ ~ ~ ~ .-dI*. ",. abmn"_'*_." _OJUIIIIiQ G~ 4 Ie e '44 044 a 4 4 4£4S04 24 e Ie a a 4 Oq'4 a a c 4< 444 4CQ 444 q 14 a4 24+. O' de 4 44 4444 C 44 C ce4 '•••, ceq 44'.424 144. QSCOQ ....."4G' ocr 2A I The Ruidoso News fMonday, OctobtH 14. lYYl Mescalero Continued trom page 1 A had voted to respond positively to a notice of May 3 and iovitation of October 7. "Those communications ex- Cluttcr's is opcn for husincss pressed the United StateB Govern ment's interest in negotiating with the governing body of an Indian (,It.'1J1 ('(utt~.. r, uWflt'r aCid operator l.f the ('Iult-t·,. Shup, wantH the tribe regarding the siting of a commulHty to klltlw that ht·'~ ~ldl ill OUHl.nt.':-I:-I al hiH hKallun on Sud· monitored retrievable storage derth Dnve Even though his hving quarters were heavily damaged (MRS) facility for the ternporary in hlA lire la."lt Wl-'t·k. the ~hop sufrt-'rl;'d only ~JJlllkt' damage, and Clut storage of spent fuel from the na ter s<-ud that ha:-- htTl1 dt·an·d oul and he's open for hUSllll"~H. tion's commercial nuclear power plants," said Chino in that letter. "The Mescalero Apache Tribe is Chino to KHcet Tuesday with interested in determining both the feasibility and advisability of host Lincoln County C'onunissnon ing a MRS facility," he wrote. He gave three reasons for wanting to learn mOre about the MRS. Tht' LUlcolIl ('Ollllt..,.· (:OlllIllISHIOf1 will nl(~t:·t at lOAf) (-LfIl Tut'sday. "...first, because we were asked Fiddler of reno\vn entertains October 15, With Wendell {'hllw, president ofth., MescalerlJ Apache to conBider by the United States Indian tribe Government; second, because there Jana Jae and her band, "Hotwire," pro agers were dressed alike in dusters The board haH anllounced a Ineeting with Chuw in tht.' CUIllllH:-- appears to be an opportunity to op sion meeting rllom H\ the Ll0coln County Courthouse III Carrizozo erate a MRS facility on a sound vided entertainment for about 400 area and were introduced by the Ruidoso The COIllflUHSlull WIll tJWfl retire jnto executive HeSSIOn. commercial basis; and thud, be residents in the parking lot at Wal-Mart, manager, James Barnes, Several hun cause we can bring to such a pro Thursday night. Jana Jae is known as dred people were fed enchiladas be gram our atrong traditional values the First Lady of Country Music. fore the perlormance, in appreciation Mid School parents rneet that favor protecting the earth. Several couples couldn't resist the beat for the community's continued "Throughout the' half-century and danced. Area Wal-Mart store man- patronage at Wal-Mart. Parents of HlIHloAo Middle School Htudent.~ are invited to a 1Ilt*t.~ hiBtory ofthe United States nuclear ing at 7 p.m. Tuesday, October 15, in the Mid-School cafeteria. program, our people have been All concerned and intereHted parentR are aHked t." atu'nd t." help relegated to the sidelines as others make t.he Mid-School a bet.ter ll'arning" ami fUll expt:rience lor the have made decisionB which affected kids. our trihe's environm'ent, health and welfare," Chino continued. Chino said the tribe already has AianH)gordo C of C presents retained a team of consultants from Pacific Nuclear Inc. to work on the study. &ience Applications Inter a basic course in winning national Corporation also was "A HaHic Course iII Winning," will be preAent...ed by .Jim Bearden a listed in his letter, which indicated professional motivational speaker, on Wednesday, Octot",r ~:j, at the the tribe will pnlist other experts to F1ickinger (:enter assist. /. The Alamogordo Chamber of Commerce Hetail Merchants Com State officials had some ques ,. . mittee will HpUBAUf Bearden in a RemiBar alld speaking engagement. tions for Chino involving the poten The RemJnar is planned from I to 4 p.m. WIth a chamber social tial for groundwater contamination, I 't<" with hO!1i d'oeu\'Tes from 5-6::l0 p.m. risks from transportation and . t\ Bearden will he the keynote speaker at the 7 p.llI. BeRRion when length ofstorage. Wayne Martin will present til(' Chamher of Commerce sponHored Apparently those questions will Secret Shopper Campaign be left for the feasibility study. Rockhounds take to the hills of Lincoln County by DIANNE STALLINGS debate new diRcoverie8," said ferences. They cost about $45-50. Ruidoso News Staff Writer Robert W. Pierce, an inBtruclor at On the other field trips this A caravan of carR, pIckups and Eastern New Mexico Unive!1iity. year, the group traveled together JeepB crept up the steep inclines of But the get-together isn't limited on a bus. But since Saturday was State Road ,17 early Saturday on a to geologistB. the final day of the conference, mission ofexploration. "There are four or five people Presideot Robert G. Myers ex At B point where the highway who are jW!t interested in under plained that =ember,. planned to shced thrnug"h t.he crest of a Btanding the geology of the area," head home alter the last stop and mountain, expol'ung its calcite Whitehead Baid. "Part of the were driving their own vehicles. veins, the Rtring of vehicles con Bociety's charter iR to bndge that Besides the break for muffins, verged. gap between the profeBsionals and coffee, lecture and exploration near DoorR were thrown open, diR the amateurR." the Beat Westem Swiss Chalet, the gorging more than one hundred Headquartered at The Inn of the field trip included stops at the geologists who swarmed over the Mountain GodR thiB year, the volcanic-formed Sierra Blanca, the rocky surface with their pickR and Bociety laid out an itinerary that in 38-million-year-old Jicarilla magnifying glaRRea. cluded tnpR to Sierra Blanca, down Mountains, the White Oaks It waR the last field trip of the the Hondo Valley, to Capitan and cemetery, the nearly deserted town four-day long, forty-second annual around a loop from Carrizozo to of Ancho, Bpots along U.S. 54 and conference of the New Mexico Geo White Oaks and Ancho. at Valley ofFires State Park. logical Society. Literally each step of the way, At White Oaks, the cemetery "A different group plana the participantB were able to refer to a drew nearly as many of the geolo event every year, picking SpotB mileage log with notatioIUl about gists aB the lecture going on in the where the society hasn't viBited be the hiBtory and geology of the areaB parking area nearby. fore, or Msn't been in 10-15 yearB," outside their windowB. Amid the smell of sage and un said Neil Whitehead, registration The information varied from der the protective Bhade of Baxter chairman for the event Whitehead, technical analysis to intereRting Mountain, they wandered through who IS with the Bureau of Mines noteB about the names and general the cemetery, stopping to read the and Mineral ReBourceB in Socorro, geological features of mountaiIUl large granite monument for the • said the area of concentration is and plainB. first governor of New Mexico, Wil liam C. McDonald and a small New Mexico. Arizona and Southern "lfR laid out RO that anyone can Members of the New Mexico Geological Ruidoso during a field trip. The stop was Colorado. run the route independently," marker for eight miners suffocated "!t's a good chance for BcientistB Whitehead explained. A hardcover in a mining accident in the 1880s. Society swarm over the exposed rock at part of a field trip to White Oaks. Ancho Down one path, the graves of to get together and discuss or book 1R printed for each of the con· the crest of a highway leading out of and back to Valley of Fires State Park. two small babies topped by elaborately-earved marble are sta sharp edges despite their age while along U.S. 54 south into Carrizozo, amoog the lava flow by heading tioned next to the grave of another the marble is pitted, probably from they headed west to Valley of Fires west on U ,S. 380 from Carrizozo child with only a simple wood cross carbon dioxide picked up in rain, State Park. about five miles to the park. as her memorial. acid rain essentially," he said. "It The Carrizozo lava flow is one of The most recent editioo sum The dates ranged !Tom 1991 tells a geological story about the youngest and best preserved in lJ18I"i;:inK this year's society confer back to the 1870s. weather resistance and erosion. It the United States. The molteo lava ence, ''The Geology of the Sierra Whitehead said unlike many all tells a geologist something," erupted from Broken Back Crater Blanca, Sacramento and Capitan scientists in other disciplines who In a comer of the cemetery, and Little Black Peak about 1,500 Ranges," and many of the previous publications may be ordered by , discard old knowledge to move 00 Louaon Jordan from Santa Fe to 2,000 years ago. according to the to the new, geologists value the old. sketched furiously. Each year, some geology summary, calling 505-835-5410 or by writing "Old things are not obsolete," he of her sketches from the previous The lava flowed southwestward the New Mexico Geological Society, said. '"Even though the mines have field trip are published in the new from the venta aod ultimately cov Campus Station, Socorro, N,M. closed, the mine maps provide valu conference book. ered an area ofabout 340 miles, ex 87801, able information as to the geology A quick drive through what's left tending about 100 miles in length, Some suggested titles aTe half~ more than 10 miles wide in places "Ruidoso COWltry, 1964" for $12, ofan area. It of the town of White Oaks, a Whitehead pointed out that the hour bumpy jog down a gravel road and 50 meters thick. "The Border Region, 1969" for $20, cemetery contains a great deal of and the group stopped at the Ancho The lava eruptl;d from fissures ''Las Cruces COWltry, 1975" for $30 geology as well as history. school house for a illick lunch. aod from BIIlBll cinder cooes, and ''The Socorro Region II, 1983" "Granite moouments still have After a few points of interest Visitors can view and walk for $30. Society members (above) begin the first lecture on a fielt.< trip during the final day of the group's forty-second annual conference. At far right, three members relax over lunch at the deserted school house in Ancho. Santa Fe artist Louann Jordan, center, sketches scenes from the trip. The renderings will be included in next year's book. ------~ - - ~ ~ ...... - _. ------. ------'~··--~r." • ,- -.' ~". • -," -.-. 'C 't'".... " > ',--- ..,.' Y- -:r' ~ Monday, October 14,1991,/ The Ruidoso News /3A Anilllal shelter celebratesAdopt~a-Dog'month ...and don't forget'the hOll1eless cats by DIANNE STALLINGS the Lincoln County Humane walks well on a leash, is affec to ensure they do not reproduce off Ruidoso News Staff Writer Society Bhelter with another dog, tionate but not overly excitable," spring that would later be abandon One of thoBe great dogB with a He's about two yearB old and is Doc would be a low maintenance ed or have to be destroyed calm temperament, but an ap white with brown SpotB, dog because he is short-haired and Doc is being sponsored for preciation of every Bcent the world "He'B a goo.d watchdog and would not require brushing. He's neutering by C.R. Hicks, a frequent . haB to offer, Doc iB a heeler-bird dog wonderful with kidB," said shelter veryalert. benefactor of the animals at the nux, manager Randy Basch, "Doc also All dogs adopted from the shelter. He waB brought by hiB owner to gets along well with other dogB. He shelter must be neutered or spayed Sponsoring an animal by paying for the neutering or sl:~ng dramatically increases ita c ces for adoption, because that proce dure is the most silnlificant cost. Doc is the fourtlt dog featured in October, Adopt-a-Dog Month. But the shelter also is temporary home to many cats. Two Siamese-mix kittens, a male and a female about four months old, were recently brought to the shelter. after being dumped by someone at the river. They have crystal blue eyes and are tabby-point in color. "True tQ the breed, they are very vocal and demanding of attention," Basch said. They are sponsored for 'f their neutering and spaying. Another way people can help the abandoned animals is to dedicate a few hours a week giving them affec " tion. Visitors may walk the dogs or just spend time petting them. They can play with the cats in the cat tery. Without such affection and stimulation, animals may become . lethargic, fearful or over-excitable. That decreases the odds for adop tion. These Siamese siblings were found aban- unwanted litter. The kitteRs were rescued For more inforination about Doc, Doc, a bird dog mix, is one of the affectionate dogs at the doned near a river, left to drown or starve and brought to the Lincoln County the Siamese kittens or any of the other dogs and' cats, call Basch at shelter looking for a loving owner during Adopt-a-Dog by some uncaring owners who failed to Humane Society shelter where they and 257-9841 or stop at the shelter on Month. He has all the right instincts, walks well on a leash spay their cat and allowed it to produce an other cats wait for new homes. Gavilan Ca,nyon Road. and has an easy-going temperament. PELLET STOVES + FIREPLACE INSERTS AU. 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"4 % C Q. 4 •• 4 4 q •• 24 qaQ. 4'4' CC "SQ> 4 Q +'41 'Q 4 Q.Q ¢ aLC a: L4" i_i 441 ea: 4A I The Ruidoso News I Monday. October 7. 1991 • Business . • ~. Customers'will decide on what , long distance carrier to utilize Telephone customers will be "This will simplify calling for a A has 50 percent of the market asked to choose the company they lot of our customers," said John share, they get 50 percent of the prefer to handle their long distance Van Tussenbroek, local manager. customer's who didn't respond," calls. On November 1, GTE will "It will also give our customers 'Van Tussenbroek said. mail ballots to customers in White more choices in rates alld services." The ballots will include the Mountain, Ruidoso, Capitan, The Federal Communication names and phone numbers of the Ruidoso Downs, Mescalero and Commission established Hqual Ac carriers available to local residents. Alto. cess in 1981 to level the long dis 'We hope people will shop Customers will use the ballots to tance playing field. It literally around and compare prices," Van choose the long distance company equals the way customers access Tussenbroek said. they want to handle their "I-plus" different long distance companitls. GTE representatives will not be • dialing. Customers will have one GTE's state-of-the-art digital tech able to assist customers with which month to choose from the com nology allows the company to pro carrier to choose. panies that have offered their ser gram each customer's choice into a . 'We have to remain impartial to vice to area residents. computer 'network, eliminating the ~ep it fair to all the companies With this new service, known as need for cumbersome access codes. competing for customers," he said. Equal Access, GTE customers will The ballots are due to GTE by "What company should I choose" be able to access the network of the December 2, 1991, and customers will be the question asked the most, long distance carriers they choose will be connected to the company of but we really can't help. It wouldn't Wal-Mart hosts hundreds by dialing "I-plus". Since the begin their choice, at no charge, on Janu be fair. ning of direct long distance dialing, ary 30. Customers not returning A special 800 number has been "I-plus" the number has delivered the ballot will automatically be as established to help customers with Ruidoso Wal-Mart hosted many area Lady of Country Fiddle," Jana Jae, .and customers to AT&T's network. signed a carrier based on the questions regarding the ballot. residents at an elaborate dinner at the her "Hotwire" band. The enchilada Customers who used other long market share each company estab That number is 1-800-772-2396. Wal-Mart store, Thursday evening, meal was prepared by Rebecca Dur distance companies had to dial spe lishes. Questions on rates should be preceding a performance by "The First ham's Tepee Lounge. cial access codes. "After the balloting, if Company directed to individual comp'anies. Robert Goddard Specialists practice at LCMC Sacramento & Earthsong designated CPA Physician specialists in treatment of cancer, kidney disease and Pottery open for business hypertension are now in Ruidoso on a monthly hasis. Barbara Robert O. Goddard of Ruidoso McAneny, M.D. and Steven Kanig, M.D. are seeing patients at Lin recently was licensed as a certified. "It's really three businesses in Dave Dale dllScribes himself as coln County Medical Center by appointment. public accountant by the New Mexi one," Dave Dale whose business director of Sacramento. His motto McAneny is an oncologist, cancer specialist, who practices· in Al co Board ofAccountancy. Sacramento is combined with is "Nature is a Sacrament." buquerque with New Mexico Oncology Consultants, Ltd. Kanig spe He has been employed by the lo Earthsong, his wife's pottery shop, Dale has led interpretive nature cializes in treatment ofkidney disease and hypertension. cal CPA firm of Dean, Noltens and Dale's interest in environmen walks in the area. "the arrival of doctors McAneny and Kanig has given Ruidoso meyer & Barraclough, P.C., since tal issues. One article says his nature residents a very complete selection of physician specialties here in January of 1991. The firm is IG Dave and M. Joan Dale last walks are "laced liberally with town," said Valerie Miller, LCMC administrator. She said the con cated on the third floor of the week officially opened their busi: philosophical excursions into con- cept ofvisiting specialists has proven very successful in Ruidoso. Stroud Building on Mechem. neSB at 648 Sudderth, across the servation and protection of the en- Goddard, lrevioualy of Tempe, street from the Old Mill. The busi vironment." . Both physicians will be in Ruidoso the second Wednesday of each Arizona, an Long Island, New ness is located in what once was a Dale is a graduate ofthe Univer month. Appointments can be made through your local family York, is a native of Las Cruces. He rather noted candy shop. sity of Chicago, but admits his en physician or by calling McAneny's Albuquerque office, 824-8171, or was graduated from Arizona State M. Joan Dale is a potter, and her vironmental credentials are self Dr. Kanig's toll-free number, 1-800-877-7526. . University in Tempe with a major work is on display in her shop' in earned. in accounting. . the rear of the building. Sacramento is described as an ROBERT GODDARD Sacramento is a gift shop. environmental advocacy program. SUBSCRIPTIONS 257-4001 The Ruidoso News p.o.Box12B RuJdotlo. 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Owner 7 ...... - 10 pm - lIonol.,. • I!IIlt1lr""" 622.(J182 Oennls Joh"s,on It ...... 7,00 p.m. 8 .....""" ,Q3$SUJ)QEfilH .-' .•..•...,.. ( ~j --...-..0:.0 """"""..""'..•••.""""-"•. ""'-,-_ _ _.J _ .~_ _ --'r...... ,·~ ,...L>:_~""""_._~.~, "'-'-. _._ ..~.. ·~I _-",_ .. ,~ ",,-, ,..-:c_ • .;.. .."""".,.. -'""' """""'_,. .IIIira.L •• o.lo...-.:E-...,~""---.-.'.•-...,.. lIiIi....<. .. '~' ~ 1Al..:o~.1M:i;! ' ;".,.'hh "-... "pcpa ...... ,...... -'...,...-,r-__.-..- -...... +": .. - .,__ '•• "...-_ ...._ T"""'...... _...... - __ "... ._ ~ ..- - ..... ~ .. ~.- ..,~- .. , . • Monday. October 14. 1991 I The RUidoso News.. I SA Landfills topic for· hearing • - !f',,>"1 The New Mexico Environmental Mexicans get their rlrinking water will be excluded from regulation ··_",Ior;'·,' Improvement Board will conduct a from groundwater supplies. _ 'under the new rules. public hearing at 9 a.m. Oct. 23-24, "Landfills are kriown to be a ''The regulations also exclude. in ROllwell to consider amendments source of groundwater 'contamina- garbage transfer stations smaller to the state's solid waste manage· tion," she said. "In addition, nation- than 120 cubic yard capacity," she ment regulations. al estimates say between one half said. "Larger recycling facilities The two-day hearing will be in . and two percent of the waste and transfer stations would be in the Oil Field Training Seminar stream is made up of potentially cluded under the new regulations." Room at the Roswell Industrial Air harmful household hazardous Existing landfill will not be Center, 20 West Mathis. waste, everything from paint to flea "grandfathered," - that is not The State Legislature has set a collars to pesticides and herbicides forced to comply with new regula deadline of Dec. 31 for adoption of to typewriter correction fluid to tions - because the department new regulations. Although the drain cleaners. does not believe it would be in the deadline for submitting technical "For a town of5,000 people, that public interest with a poorly located testimony has passed, non- means 46,000 pounds of such waste landfill that could pose threats to technical information may be sub- a year f0ing into landfill with a health and the environment, she mitted at the hearing. potentia ofpolluting groundwater." said. .. The 1990 Legislature pa88ed the Some cities. and counties .have "Many existing landfills were 10- Solid Waste Act, which mandated been' alarmed at the cost of con- cated in the nearest arroro or other the development of regulations to structing new landfills that require natural depression," Espmosa said. cover solid waBt/l disposal in its liners. 'When they began operation, the various forms, such as landfills, But Espinosa said the proposed only location requirement was that recycling, composting and inclnera- regulations do not require a liner in they be 20 feet above groUndwater, tion. every landfill. . regardless of soils at the site or the A task force of industry, local "They do require a landfill oper- waste to be deposited. Such poorly government officials and environ- ator to demonstrate that the land- located sites also pose a financial mentalists worked to compile the till design will not threaten ground- liability to the operator if pollution new regulations and to gain con- water supplies," she said. ''While a from them should ever contaminate • sensus on the vast majority of pro- liner is one way to demonstrate groundwater supplies." visioll!l. that, it also can be accomplished by She said existing landfills, under In an effort to clarify some ap- properly locating a landfill, for in· certain ~delines, will be allowed No, it's not a new rock band parentmisconceptions by the public stance where depth to groundwater to remam open during the permit about the proposed regulations, is great and where underlying soils ting process under an Interim Dr. Sludge made a brief appearance at sented Dr. Ber.nie Reimann with a spe State Environment Secretary have little permeability." status plan. a recent Lincoln County Solid Waste cial T-shirt commemorating his com Judith M. Espinosa has distributed Answering concerns that the re- Even the extensive proposed Authority. Ruidoso Mayor Victor post experiment that will mix pine a news release detailing some of quirements may be cost prohibitive, regulations will not safegUard Alonso, chairman of the Authority, pre- needle$, yard clippings and sludge. the major issues. Espinosa:' said, 'lnitial costs may against waste being shipped into , In response to criticism that the look prohibitive because environ· New Mexico from outside the state, proposed regulations. are too long mental controls and demonstration . Es~inosa said. , and detailed, she said they were are required. 'It is unconstitutional to stop the designed to clarify 1989 regula- ''However when you compare the transportation of waste from other tions, costs of pollution prevention with states into New Mexico because it Lions sponsor barb:ershoppers ''While they are more stringent the costs of J;lollution cleanup, the is considered a form of interstate in limited areas, the regulations burden dimimshes." commerce," she said. "However, the The Ruidoso Valley Noon Lions missiol1'l'rill be for floor seats $6 for many activities in Ruidoso which are intended to clarify in detail the She estimated the initial cost for regulations do set ul1 a mechanism Club will present an old time Bar. adults and $3 for students and for involve sight conservation, diabetes procedures a landfill. operator installation of liners, leachate and for creation of sold water districts bershop Harmony show at 7:30 bleacher seats $5 for adults and screening, drug awareness, pro should follow to abide by the gas systems for a lOG-acre site at in the state. Fees could then be im p.m. Saturday, November 2, at the $2.50 for students. Pre-school chil grams for the schools and others. regulations," Espinosa said. The about $700,000, plus equipment posed on· transportation of waste Rui~oso Middle School Gym dren will be admitted free. detail was intended to eliminate in- purchase, operation and between districta." naSIUm.' The show is "G" rated family en Tickets will go on sale soon and terpretation of the regulations by maintenance, groundwater The hearing in Roswell and one tertainment that folks of all ages can be purchased from any Noon either side oran issue. monitoring or laboratory costs. set for Thursday and Friday, Oct. .The show will feature Barber will enjoy. Lions Club member and at the Some people question why land- Espinosa pointed out that small 17-18, in Las Cruces will give the shop Choruses from El Paso and The Lions Club is a charitable, Chamber of Commerce, First Na tills need regulations. Espinosa' recycling facilities that accept only public a chance to comment on the Alamogordo plus quartets from El' non-profit organization and all tional Bank of Ruidoso and the pointed out that 90 percent of New household or business recyclables regulations. Paso, Roswell and Alamogordo. Ad- show proceeds will go to fund their Conoco Station on Sudderth. Obituaries The Dreamer - L.J. "Curley" Frazier Services for L.J. "Curley" when he retired. Frazier, 67, of Ruidoso will be at 2 Frazier was a former member of Brother Mark shares fond metnories :p.m. Wednesday, October 16, mthe the Ruidoso Valley Chamber of • Lemons Funeral Home Chapel in Commerce and was a member of BrotherMark Has Valley for 18 years. :Plainview,Texas. the First Baptist Church. . Many Fond Memories This past Valentine's Day they celebrated Officl8ting will be Dr. Travis He and Lois C. Green were The Storm family is having a small family their 65th wedding anniversary. We wish Hart ofPlainview. Burial will be in married October 12, 1976, in Las reunion in the mountain land. Brother Lynn Glenn Hinkle many happy returns of the day Plainview Memorial Park. Vegas, Nevada. and Maxine are at their hillside home in and all God's blessings. · Frazier died Saturday at the Survivors include his wife, Lois Ruidoso. Lincoln County Medical Center in of Ruidoso; two sons, Jay Frazier And brother Mark is up from Houston with Ruidoso. and Michael Frazier, both of Lub his eldest daughter Tommie Lu Maulsby. Restoration Begins On bock; a daughter, Donna Frazier of Mark is having a wonderful visit up here full San Patricio Chure:h ofmany fond memories passed on to me. Rufinll Herrera, Joe Gutirrez and Ralph He was born January 18, 19241 Lubbock, three. sisters, a brother, in Athens, Texas, to James and five grandsons, two granddaughters . "This visit was timed about three days late Rodela of San Patricio are working on the Berdie Frazier who both preceded and three great-grandchildren. because I missed the big symposium which. Jackson, Dude Browning, Tom Babert! and the restoration of the Historic.Church of San him in death. Sisters are Delphine Rivere of was held on what was one of our old stomping rest. Patricio, established around 1890. Also help Frazier served m the Army dur Lubbock, Irma Lee Lewis af Dallas, grounds. You remember that just west of the "In those days I never saw Gerald TullZ ing with the restoration is John Hamilton. ing World War II. He moved to Texas, and Bertha Mae Bucholtz of Super Select Sales Pavilion was where we took miss a calf and as far as 1 know he hasnt Tradition is that years ago when the valley Ruidoso from Lubbock, Texas, in Phoenix, Arizona. His brother is part in rodeos on Sundays to entertain the missed one yet. was especially green like this year a young 1975. Frazier was co-owner of R.B. Frazier of Trevor City, guests at Bonnell Ranch. "Bert Bonnell and his wife,' Sidney, were Catholic. priest was traveling through the Dickey-Frazier Mill Works in Lub Michigan. "Ralph Bonnell and others brought down great hosts and I remember their warm hospi country Jnst when the early settlement that is bock from 1952 until 1975. The family suggests memorials wild horses and cattle from the hills and tality and the square dances where the music now San Patricio did not yet have a Dame the Upon moving to Ruidoso he was to the First Baptist Church in everybody from some distance around showed was furnished by the fabulous Wilbur Coe on young priest said: ' a building contractor until 1984 Ruidoso. up. Among the bronc riders were Roy Coo, Bill the fiddle and his charming wife, Louise, on "This is as green as Ireland. You should call Dick Browning, Dude Browning, Jack For the piano. Peter Hurd joined the group once in this village San Patricio." rester, Jack and Buzz Casey, Claud Walker, a while with guitar as you did on the banjo. Volunteers are welcome in the project of William L. "Bill" Wells Polk Brown, LeRoy McKnight and Ren Fore "Bonnell Ranch was a place enjoyed by restoring the Historic Church. came up from Roswell a time or two. There people from all parts of the world and the October Weather Services were scheduled for 2 Wig Chatteau. He also owned were others but these were the main ones. Storm boys were lucky to get in on it. It is fit Remains Ideal p.rn. today, Monday, October 14, at businesses in Hobbs. Clovis and "I rememher Roy Coo was one of the first ting that this great Symposium should be held This is being, sent to you an hour before Calvary Baptist Church in Roswell Alamogordo. and was well known before we first came up on this same spot." high noon on October 10. The world is in a for William L. ''Bill'' Wells, 71. He also has been a preacher of here to live, but Bill Dick Browning who I saw Happy Birthday clam and peaceful mood, with Mother Earth Wells, a resident ofRoswell, died Roswell Church of Gospel Ministry ride the Johnny Mullins horses in El Paso in To Glenn Hinkle rejoicing under a sky that becomes more blue Wednesday at his home. for 11 years and had a house minis the '30s was the best rve ever seen, and rve Glenn Hinkle was born October 12, 1906, in every day. try named ''House of Mercy" for seen a lot ofthem since then. Cardell, Oklahoma. He was raised on the farm Jack Frost is giving us a new Mountain Wells had been a Roswell resi teenagers on the street. "Among the ropers, Gerald Tully and Cecil and later worked in the oil fields. On Land picture of leaf colors every day. Let us dent since 1959, and was the Wells owned and operated a Massey: were the big ones along with Ralph Valentine;s Day 1926 he was married to the thank God for the wonderful October days and owner/operator of New Mexico Christian book store, "Fish Hook," Bonnell, Johnny Thomas, Fred Pfingsten, JIm former Viola Haddock. They have lived in Sun all our other many blessings. Beauty and Barber Supply Co. and in Roswell. , ~/ ~.;i'. " " , .... i-.J ':-- .r4:/~... . Sell • • ••• ~ •.. "!,-~-. ~.:.~.~: :t~~""" I ir tio ~ III D ·r .'-... '" Your ~S ~, Don't "'Jt..; . - -;: Wants in October 18th &19th The' Friday. October 18th 6 pm - 1 am Saturday, October 19th Noon - 1 am ~O Garrison Restaurant Ruidoso Come Join The Festivities! News 1\'10 days ofauthentic German Dancing, F~od. Beer, Crafts and Music. BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY FOR OUR OIITOBERFEST CARNIVAL LOCATED IN THE HISTORIC CARRIZO LODGE Classified FEATlJRINC RIDES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILYI Compete in the Inaugural Oktoberfest Golf Classic NOW OPENFOR YOUAT 6:30 AM! Call 257-4001 Location 95 The Bam on Highway 70 - One Mile Past the VIntersection in Ruidoso ALL NEW Breakfast Special Only $2 1 for Golf Tournament at the Links At Sierra Blanca. . Special Served Monday thru Friday. Our Ad-Visor Admission $3.00 per day ($5.00 for both days) CHILDREN UNDER 1WELVE FREE CARRIZO CANYON RD. (P.O. DRAWERA) For more infl1rmation call (505) 257-7395 or (800) 253-2255 RUIDOSO,NM 88345 Brought to you by Ruidoso Oktoberfest, Inc. • 257-9131/1-800-227-1224 • • , , 6A I The Ruidoso News tMonday, October 14, 1991 Monday, OCtober 14, 19911 The Ruidoso News 17A . r~ &v~tIopooliOl'''''''''''1OOOOO iW1 OPPONENT DATE SITE TIME :: FDI~ I SIERRA BLANCA MOTORS Alomoqordo (ser.1 Aug. 23 Alamogordo TBA Sales -Service -Parts . 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Si,lver City Ruidoso 10 - Deming 24 Ocl25 - 7:30 p.m. \ \ I J l' j. '.' i "';;"·'.•"r -. - -.- - -- ~ -.------...... -.... - - I. •_.• __ ...... __.. .,.....-_...... --- '" --.- ...,__~_ _ . - - -_. r- ~~ ~ ~- - -,~~- ~_ ~ T"" -.-,- r-- . 8A I The Ruidoso News I Monday. octobsr 14. 1991 " Sports Warriors lose district opener to·De·~ing, 24-1() Down 24-0, the Ruidoso War the Warriors 281,ards to 47. third down opportunities. able to sustain a fairly long drive in ranked high in the state. Friday. For his blocking and con- riors held the Deming Wildcats "The first hal we simpl~ didn't For the game, Deming led the fourth that culminated with a Speck said the Thursday night tinual improvement he was scoreless the second half Friday, do anYthing," Speck said. 'I think Ruidoso in the first down depart 6-yard pass· from quarterback game leaves the Warriors short on awarded Offensive Player· of the but came up short, 24-10. we had 9 yards total rushing." . ment21 to 9. Manny Guardiola to Jaime Or preparation. . Week. It was the opening district game Speck said incomplete passes, The Warriors also had eight dorica. 'We will continue to work on our Defensively, Craig Turner didn't for the two teams and it was a bit dropped passes, not shooting the penalties for 84 yards compared to fundamentals and look at more miss a single tackle when he had ter disappointment for Warrior gap on runs, running into coverage Deming's five penalties for 52 It was a particularly tough game game films to do whatever it takes an op:portunity and was named head coach Mike Speck who was created a disastrous first half. yards. to lose for tlie Warriors beCause the to beat this veJ:)' fine team," Speck DefenslVe Player ofthe Week. hoping to set a winning tone for the "Anything that. could 'i0 wrong match up was equal enough that said. . For his emotional preparation Warriors. did go wrong," Speck said. 'The sec In that first half Wildcat Josh the game could have been won by and motivation for both last "We feel we're a much better ond half was like a different ball Gilmore passed for one touchdown either team. The stats were just too 'We have not played 1Vl to our weekend and during the game, team than we showed," said Speck. game." and kicked a 37-yard field goal. Joel far apart for the Ruidoso coaches. potential this year. We have capa Anthony Torres won the Warrior "It's hard to pinpoint anyone weak Lively's 29-yard touchdown run and The 2-5 Warriors were very con bilities ofholding our own with any Pride Award. ness. The kids seemed ready to Speck said tackling, the first C. W. M0rr!s' 4-yard plunge capped scious that it was a critical game, club in our district. We're dis play. The intensity was there prior half, was not particularly .,good. On all the sconog the first half for the that could have sent the appointed now, but we won't give Shane Eidson was named Kick to the game. We had a good effort the othllr hand, Speck: said Deming Wildcats. momentum the· Warriors way for up. We need to put it together now, ing Game Player of the Week for the second half, but it's a four just played an outstanding game The Warriors first put points on the rest ofthe district. this Thursday, against Onate," his consistent short and deep snap quarter ball game." that first half. the board with a 30-yard field goal Next week, the Warriors will Speck said. ping ofthe football. Deming, 6-1, did most of its Deming controlled the ball from by Sam Gumbert in the third face Onate in Las Cruces. Onate is Offensive tackle Jeff Cox was a The Warrior Scout Te8JD Player damage on the ground, outruahinl!' the outset, converting most of their quarter. The Warriors were also the cream of the district and bri!l'ht spot on the Warrior team ofthe Week was Adam Chavez. This week in sp.orts Fu~ure powerhouse Warrior Football: Ruidoso vs the Onate Knights at 7 p.m. Thursday, October 17, in Braves whip Dexter Las Cruces. Warriors JV-B team vs Gadsden at 4 p.m. Wednesday, October 16, in W.D.Horton Stadium in Ruidoso. A second time, 12-6 Warrior Volleyball: . by ROBYN JOHNSON score resulted in 12-6 at halftime. Ruidoso vs Socorro at 4 p.m. Tuesday, October 15, in Socorro, fol Special to The News "Our kids realized at haIflime lowed by the junior varsity then the varsity. Coach Borde Williams took his that we were playing a better Dex Ruidoso vs Onate at 1 p.rn. Saturday, October 19, in the Ruidoso Braves to Dexter Thursday and ter team this time and had to accel High School gym. C team, JV, then varsity. won - for the second lime. lerate our level of play and we did," Warrior Cross Country: "It's hard to beat a team twice, said Williams. RHS has an open date on October 19. especially at the eighth grade Williams praised special teams, Braves Volleyball: level," said Williams, but his team Ruidoso Middle School Braves vs Alamogordo at 4 p.m. Tuesday, did),ust that in the6 p.m. game. Matt Norbury and Justin Webber, October 15, in the RMS gym. The B team plays at 4 p.m. followed by 'Dexter played much better at as well as the defensive secondaJ:)', home than here," said Williams. Dennis Randolph, Beau Jarvis, the A team. Webber and Jackie Roe. ~ Braves va Portales at 1 p.m. Saturday, October 19, in the Mid "They threw the ball and we were School gym. Four matches. not expecting it. ~e kids handled The offensive line, Jesse From this well except for a Couple ofplays knecht, guards Byron Soles and New Tae Kwon Do Center owner Brett Maul is flanked with Braves Football: that led to Dexter's only touch- Jason Wilson, tackles Chris Ortega his two trophy winning pupils, Minerva Davalos and Matt Mid-School Braves vs Tularosa at 6 p.m. Wednesday, October 16, .. and Eric Sim/?son did a !food job. Ward. The trophies were won recently in Lubbock, Texas. in W.D. Horton Stadium in Ruidoso. down. The Braves scored first, then Coach Williams saId he was • Middle School Braves vs Moriarity at 11 a.m. Saturday, October Dexter scored, which made the pleased be'?8use eveJ:)' player got 19, in Moriarity. score 6-6: then another Braves game expenence. Brett Maul to head _. Tae K won Do Center Inside the Outdoors Brett Maul is kicking up his Maul's students brought home heels overhis newest endeavor. . their share of wins from the big Maul, a long-time Ruidoso resi tourney, with Minerva Davalos dent and graduate of Ruidoso High winning first place sparring in the Know basic rules of fireann safety School, is the new OWBer and in women's red belt division; Matt structor at the Ruidoso Tae Kwon Ward winning first place forms and Do Center. second place sparring among boys Many people are really gearing up for this Remember also, that a bullet from a high in the 12- to 13-year-old division. fall's hunting seasons. They are out getting powered rifle can travel more than two miles Maul, who studied the self Logan Slirmsn won first place their firearms and ammunition ready, practic so make SUTe nothi~ is beyond your target. defense contact sPort for nine sparring and Kerry Jameson won ing with rifle or shotgun, checking their equip Shooting at an anim at the top ofa ridge, not years, has been comlh:ng in Tae second place sparring in the men's ment, training their dogs and finding a good knowing where the bullet will end up, could Kwon Do events for past three green belt division. Slirman also huntingspoc. . turn into a disaster. years. . "!on second place forms in that divi Along with all the other preparations that Also, if you see a buck standing among a Maul just added to his trophies 81on. go with the sport of hunting there is one im group of does have the patience to wait until and awards at the Lubbock, Texas, The Ruidoso Tae Kwon Do Cen portant step that many people forget. Before he steps clear. Modem high-powered ammuni Tae Kwon Do Invitational Tourna ter, located at 423 Mechem Drive, heading into the field all hunters should sit tion can go right through an animal and kill ment where he won first place in is now starting fall and winter down and review some basic rules of safe gun another one behind it. This situation can get sparring, third place in forma and classes for children and adults. For handling. difficult to explain to a game warden. was second place grand champion more information, contact Maul at Firearms safety should start in the home. they have been accidentally shot. While you are out there, use a little com in the lllen's black belt division. 257-4019. , . More firearms accidents occur in the home and Even ~LoUhave checked and made sure mon sense. Any time your footing is difficult or yard than out in the hunting field. the gun is oaded give it the respect due a unstable, such as during we weather or when Parents should make sure there are no loaded firearm. Guns are not toys and many crossing a steep, rocky hillaide, unload and loaded guns around thE\, house especially people have been killed or injured from sup leave the action open. SQUARE where there are children and even teenagers. posedly "unloaded" firearms. Likewise, you should never run, cross a It's great that kids know they are not sup Second, you should always have control of fence, climb a tree or jump a ditch with a DANCE • posed to play with firearms, but that isn~ al the muzzle and keep it pointed in a safe direc loaded firearm. If you happen to fall down, LESSONS ways enough. tion. This way, even if there is an accidental don't throw the firearm. Keep it with you and TRYlTI Firearms and ammunition should be locked discharge, no one will get hurt. The muzzle is try to control the muzzle. After a fall you YOU'LL J,IKE mil ?,p, preferably in separate locations. This way the business end of a gun and lOU should should always check the action and barrel to if a youngster does manage to get to a gun he never point it at anything you dont intend to make sure there are no obstructions. 7:00-B:00 P.M. still doesn't have any ammunition for it. shoot. It is essential you ~oint the muzzle Firearms safety shouldn't only be practiced THURSDAY, OCT. 17 Firearms safety shouldn't just start at age away from companions, buil lngs, or vehicles, while actually out hunting either. Lots of acci 10 either, as soon as a child becomes inquisi especially when loading and imloading the dents occur in hunting camp and around 668-4038 QUESTIONS tive about any firearm they should be taught firearm. vehicle all firearms should be unloaded and 267-4827 OR about safety from that moment on, and strictly When walking in the field or llleeting with stored in a safe place. 208-4278 INFORMATION warned about the dangers of playing with hunting companions always reD1ember muzzle Don't be riding around in a vehicle with a NOB IDLL SCHOOL firearms. control. Know where all other hunters are at loaded firearm or lean one against the bumper (ONBlLLAClWSBJDn'nwMII&DONALDBDUV'B1N) The BB gun isn't a toy either and should be all times and maintaina safe zone offire. ofthe camper. This is just an accident waiting SPONBOBBD JIYTBJI treated with the same respect due any gun. for a time to happen. SIERRA BLANCA SWINGERS • The first rule is to have respect for yOU!' Fi~, make sure ofyour target. and what Firearms safety should be uppermost in the SQUARE DANCE CLUB firearm. Treat every gun as ifit were loaded at is bey •• ~ways, bef~e pullini!' the trigger, minds ofall hunters and gun owners. Stop and all times. Whenever you pick up a firearm you clearl, Identify the object at wInch you are take a little time to review the rules before.you should open the action and check to see ifit is shooting. Never, but never shoot at sounds go hunting and then make Bure· you follow loaded. The excuse "I didn!t· know it was movement or at something you think may be ~ them out in the field and at home. It may pre DON'T MISS ••• loaded," is not going to help a person aft.er vent an accident. deer. 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"""" , ...... ,>.= . ...- _._,...--.....- - - - ~ _. - . .,,- - .. ~ ~ - ...... - .... - - ..- -- _...... - _...... ---_._ .• ._.-,-.. ~ _._.- ~-..----....------~..-----~---.~~ ~--- __ .- .-..... - ,.- ....- .- ....--.- ....------...... -...... -...... Monday. October 14. 19911 The RUidoso News 1 9A Volleyball keeps Lady Warriors and Braves on their toes Warriors tame Colts by ROBYN JOHNSON point apiece to take the second Special to The News game 15-.5. The Lady Warriors poliAhed off Sophomore setter. Parker, and the .Silver City Colts in three senior lUtter, Wishard, shared IUgh straight wins Saturday to lead this point serving honors in the third district 5-0. game. each serving five points. Cull· Betsy Cull served 10 consecutive added another four points' in the serves to lead the War:rior offense. game and Jeri Ann Keeton added Amy Wishard served two points, one point. to win the game 15-9 and Mandy Parker served the game taking the match. point and Cicelee Makowski served the winning point in the 15-6 first Defensively. senior IUtter Kan game win over Silver. sas. Miranda showed no mercy as Cull, on a winning serving she placed kill after kill. streak. again led the Warrior of Wishard and Monica Martinez fense in the second game serving play all aroWld. They are strong on seven consecutive points. • the back row and are strong block Wishard set the pace offensively ers and hitters when at the front. when she served the fIrst five Back row specialist Cull and points ofgame two. front row specialist, Michelle Makowski. Mandy Parker and Morris. add· depth and control to Kansas Miranda each added a this state-boWld volleyball team. Braves meet the Braves - The Ruidoso Middle School .each served one point. Braves volleyball 'team tfflveled to The A team again played good Socorro Saturday to play the three-hit ball. but lost 15-7 and 15 Socorro Braves at 9:30 a.m. 10 in Saturday's match. The Braves got off to a sleepy Heather Stover served three start as the Ruidoso B team took a points in the first game. Kendra 15-1 loss in the second game. AWy Eggleston served two points and McManus scored the lone r lint. Meghann Valliant and Frankie , Leigh Reynolds each added one The Braves rallied in the secord point. game. but not before Socorro Vilon In game two. Heather DeBusk 15-10. Felisa Montes scored lhe dominated the Brave offense. servo The Ruidoso Lady Warriors volleyball team is ranked 5 Yelena Temple and manager Angela Alonso; (middle successful serves; Anya Olvera ing eight consecutive serves. Heidi and 0 in district play with its eyes on the state title. row, from left) Michelle Morris, Amy Wishard and Betsy served two, Maya Mascarenaz, Johnson served the other two Members of the team are (back, from left) manager Cull; and (front. from left) Cicelee Makowski, Mandy Jouree Muniz and Julie Phillips points. Melissa Richardson. manager Gail Floyd, Jeri Ann Parker and Monica Martinez. Not pictured is manager Keeton, varsity coach Jody Blanton, Kansas Miranda, as Robyn Hursh. The Lady Warriors play Socorro on Tues sistant coach Patsy Page. Cristy Jacobs, assistant coach day in Socorro. JV takes two of three at home gym Saturday RUIDOSO WARRIOR VOLLEYBALL Victory is sweet at Cobre The Lady Warrior junior varsity served six consecutive points as did "JV'TEAM volleyball team won two out of· sophomore hitter Brandy Pfeffer. The long trip to Cobre. Tuesday with 75 percent. three games with Silver City in the Kristie Ryan added three points for October 8, was a short and sweet The Jwtior varsity won games Ruidoso gym Saturday. this 15-4 victory. NO. NAME CLASS victory for the RuidosO' Lady War one and three to win the match Silver won the first game, 15-11, Ruidoso took the third game riors' volleyball teams. against Cobre. Danielle Morris Sophomore setter Danielle with a win of 15-8. Cubberly served 2 Monique Rlunos FreshIDaD The varsity won the match in served nine corisecutive serves, Morris served foUr points. Kerrie four points. Jacobs and Crystal 5 Kim Floyd Junior three straight wins, 15-8. 15-8 and then added points. 13, 14 and 15 to Cubberly served three points. Taylor each served three points; 10 Adrienne Antes SopluDore 15-5. secure the 15-5 win. Cristy Jacobs contributed two Laverne Platta served two, Kim 14 Tiffany 'l'hODlPson Junior In game two, Cobre won the points and Kim Floyd added a point Floyd -erved two and Pfeffer served Mandy Parker. sophomore set game 15-10. Cristy Jacobs served 19 Angela Haas Junior ter, went on a serving frenzy with a in this fIrst game ofthe match. one to win the game and the match. 20 Laverne Platta SophIDore six points and Brandy Pfeffer The secoJld game of the match The Ruidoso JV stands 4-1 in total of15 points for the match. served four points. district play. 21 Cristy Jacobs Junior Cicelee Makowski served a total also was dominated by Morris who 23 Kerrie Cubberly Junior of eight points in the three-game Game three was Ruidoso's with • 24 Donna Moiltoya Junior match. a score of 15-12. Danielle Morris 25 DanieUe Morris SopluDore Amy Wishard's hitting effective had four successful serves. Tiffany Bear season arrives 51 Brandy Pfeffer SopIunore ness was 89 percent and Kansas Thompson served six points. Kerrie It was bear season in Ruidoso Heather Stover dominated the 55 Katie GrahaID Junior Miranda had 80 percent hitting ef Cubberly had and Kim Floyd had Thursday. offense with nine successful serves fectiveness. Jeri Ann Keeton's hit two points each and Cristy Jacobs The Ruidoso Middle School in the second winning game. tmg effectiveness was next high served one point. . Braves volleyball team played the LaPaz served four points and Cloudcroft Bears Thursday in the Valliant, Eggleston and Reynolds COACHES: PATSY PAGE, YELENA TEMPLE Middle School gym and walked added one point each to win the away with the A and B matches. game and the ml1tch. , . Deming drops JV Warriors in The B team won 19-17 and 16-14 MANAGERS: Melissa Richardson, Gail Flo~d, The A team played good three to win the match. Angela Alonso, Robyn Hursh the team's only loss of season hit ball winning 15-13 and 16-14 fot the best two out of three for the Audra Allison served seven Ruidoso Lady Warrior JVs' only and Brandy Pfeffer, Kim Floyd and match. points in the first winning game. RUIDOSO WARRIOR VOLLEYBALL district loss this season was to Tiffany Thompson had one serve Amy McManus served four Deming on October 5 in the RHS apiece in the first game. Meghann Valliant served five points in game one and two points "C"TEAM gym. In the second game, Cristy points as did Kendra Eggleston in in game two. Deming beat Ruidoso 15·10 and Jacobs served five points, Danielle game one. Becca Wozny added three points NO. NAME NO. NAME 15-13 in the best two out of three Morris and Tiffany Thompson Krissie LaPaz and Frankie total in both games; Betty Hobbs contest. served three points each and Leigh Reynolds each served two served five points in both; and 28 Shirley Chavez 41 Dawn Moore Kerrie Cubberly served four Brandy Pfeffer and Kim Floyd points and Lindsay Willard added Misty Gochenour and Heather served one each. one point. Blosser served four points each. 13 JUlian Bustamonte 35 Milissa Jones points, Cristy Jacobs served three 12 Colinda Stokes 16 Teri Hall 27 Jennifer Graham 36 Crystal Taylor 40 Cindy Richardson 37 Earlene Aragon .Lady Warriors defeat Deming Wildcats at home 18 Sarah Garner 29 Felicitas Baeza Saturday. October 5, the Ruidoso great match for both teams. tempted 26 services, aced one and percent. Kansas attempted 12 serves. 9 Valerie Maldonado 31 Ardyth Coonie gym was the setting for the Lady "Both teams seem to get up for a made one error for 96 percent. She match like this," said Blanton. had eight successful serve receives, aced one and made two errors for Lucinda Blaylock 32 Olivia Miranda WarriOI1l volleyball team to meet 26 and beat the Deming Lady Wilj ''Last year, every time Deming and made two errors for 80 percent. 83 percent. 42 Anna Tidmore 30 Pattie Graham won, they beat us in five and every She had fIve blocks. two assists, at Monica Martinez attempted 24 cats. serves and made two errors for 92 7 CoCo Whipple 33 Rachel Montes In a season thriller, the War time we won, we won in four." tempted 46 spikes. dinked two and , She credited consecutive and ag killed 16. Her kill percentage was percent. Rose ,Murry 27 Anne Marie riors lost their first game 16-14. but 34 came back winning the next three, gressive serves and good passing 35 and her hitting was 78 percent. Jeri Ann Keeton attempted 11 50 Erica Sanchez Evans 17-15,16-11 and 16-14. and hitting for the Warrior win. Mandy Parker attempted 22 serves and made three errors for 73 Coach Jody Blanton said "Deming is one of the best serv serves. aced one and made four er percent. Deming hat!' not lost a game, nor ing teams in our district," said rors for 82 percent. Michelle Morris attempted six served and made one error for 83 COACH: ROBYN JOHNSON hl1d Ruidoso, so 118 expected a two Blanton. Cicelee Makowski attempted 12 percent. lUld 11 balfhour match resulted in a For the match, Amy Wishard at- serves and made five errors for 48 Michelena's Italian BE A WINNER. PlAY liE'IAB',11118 Restaurant 2703 Sudderth 257-5753 FREE DELIVERY (No Deliveries On Specials) New Mexico Cinderella DAILY LUNCHEON Schol.arship Pageant SPECIALS Staging 3rd Annual "District Program LADIES beginning Tuesday, July 16. we'lI have a Speclal Happy Your Choice of Staged at, Inn of MOUlltatn Gods Hour with you In mlndl Delicious HoI'S O'oeuvres. speclal prices. Rigatoni Mostacholi Eulrtes Open' November 2nd. lll!)1 80 the pleasant sounds of Randy Jones Thursday thl1J Saturday. Spaghetli Lasagna COme In. relax. Tuesday thru Friday 4:30 to 6:30. Gendemen WelcomeI ClndereDa Teen Prince Cbarming - Jr.: 3-U.Sr•• 13-31 Medium Sandwich ClndereUa Tot 3·6 Baby Pall...... t: (0-36 months) Cinderella MinIature MIss 7-9 Includes Bread and Choice (Male 8< Female) of Soup or Salad. Clnd..,,,Oa MI~s lD-U Served II a.m. - 3 p ..... Regi....a..on' Rllidoso Ubrary 1U% Senior Citizen Discount Tues•• Oct. 15 4-6:30 p..... Cree Meadows Country Club ClO<\)ed Mondays CIlII Parlene: 2:;1!=;31f4 Pick Up torm Iltthe,BU$&or,e 301 Country Club Drive· 257-9186 ~-"- .------.- ..----....oIIl ~ __ .___ ._r ....IIIIl. ~,4lJ.....o <...... :a~.-.. _ __ ' - ..·4 4 ", ·110 ' · ' ..dllos"'t..·,;,· l;,;'dol· ; ..dol..ii ••• Ii.·..d • 011011 """'.4'''••':..'"'..:.....1..:.....1....1.....;:,.·011' ..:.' _..·:..•••:...· _ ;,.._..':.._ .:.._' .-' .....oti",) ----- ...... -.... ~ L 4 u 2 ... - .....,.- - ,'''' ..,. .,-..,.- If $ :1 ;y ••'" .#'rw'+" ••4 Gff"'J4Ijf 4 q:'.. 14 '4 4 +.244 caoes., '4 4 42$ Q • lOA I The RUidoso News I Monday, Octobar 14,1991 People ...... Coming Up L,"'Rae ira Meet the GAL.L.["~Y" ;;::i;~;.;1.11-!~~it,~~~ti8j;1.t:0,;:'~;1B 4: artists in ENMU-RUIDOSO ART SHOW at the college offices, 1400 Sudderth Drive. The show will feature the work of the college's life drawing class, which Lincoln includes well-known area artists Ken Hosmer, Tom Knapp, Dorothy Bell Knapp, Ann Templeton and The Lincoln Hospitability Group Martha Keller. Works to be displayed between 8:30 will present three artists this fall. a.m. and 4:30 p.m. daily will include both in-class Glen Dennis, a sculptor, will be and other works. The public is invited. featured from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, October 19 and 20, at the La'Placita Gallery in Lincoln. r~;f~i1\·;:!iI!~1.~~I·III_I[t,,"r~~·.~f CHRIST COMMUNITY FEIJ,OWSBIP The artist and his wife, Kay 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through CHURCH in Capitan announces a non Dennis, own and operate the gal Friday-MAMMOGRAM SCREENINGS at Lin deilOminational women's retreat at the Nazarene lery. coln County Medical Center sponsored by the hos Campground 10 miles north ofRuidoso on Highway Sandwiches, cake and coffee will pital and Altrosa Club of Ruidoso. Call Sally Avery 37. Karen Evans, director of woman's ministry of be available for sale during the at 257-2094 or LCMC at 257-7381 for an appoint Trinity Fellowship in Amarillo, Texas, will be mini "meet the artist" show and sale, ment. Cost is $50 during this program, with Ilcreen- stering. The cost for overnight and three meals is and all other Lincoln shops will be ings by appointment only. . $35 or three meals and no overnight $20. For more open for browsing and sho\lping. information call 354-2726 or 257-6878 or write to Elissa Mae Phillips, pamter and Retreat, P.O. Box 413, Capitan, NM 88316 by Octo- author, and painter Ted Robertson ber 1. All women are welcome. will be featured from 1 to 5 p.m. RUIDOSO PUBLIC LIBRARY will be closed Wednesday and Thursday, Novem in observance ofColumbWl Day. ber 9 and 10, at Dr. Wood's Annex in Lincoln. 6:30 p.m.-RUIDOSO pOPS' CONCERT The Lincoln Fire Department SERIES will present an encore performance ofthe will provide a barbecue sandwich 8 a.m.-2 p.m.-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT August show at Carrizo Lodge in the 'studio/concert lunch served with cold drinks and CORPORATION offers free advice and assistance hall. This will be a combination dinner and concert, coffee and homemade cakes both to new, developing and ongoing bWlinesses. Dwight with dinner at 6:30 p.m. and the concert at 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Harp, experienced business counselor, will be avail The charge will be $15.95. Reservations mWlt be Linda MilIf;lr, an artist from San able at the EDC office. Appoinbnents are scheduled made in advance by calling 257-9131. Patricio; will be presented from 1 to by calling the EDCLC at (505) 258-5367 5 p.m. December 14 and 15, at Dr. Wood's Annex. Refreshments will 10 a.m.-RUIDOSO GARDEN CLUB will be served. Glen and Kay Dennis operate La Placita Gallery in Lincoln, "Be sure and meet these three meet at the "Y" to work at the site and plant a tree RED RIBBON WEEK in celebration of a drug and formerly managed the Wortley Hotel. Glen Dennis's in celebration of Arbor Day. Members are asked to free society. Watch for special events and activities. wonderful artists," invite planners bring a picnic lunch. Grace Wilson and Adeline work will be featured in Lincoln's first fall artist series. with the Lincoln Hospitality Group. Sandoval will be hostesses. 4-6:30 p.m.-CINDERELLA DISTRICT ENMU-RUIDOSO class schedules for the PAGEANT REGISTRATION at the Ruidoso Pub Spring, 1992 term will be available at the college Local man honored by NMSU lic Library; pick up forms from Ruidoso Chamber of· office, 1400 Sudderth Drive. New classes offered Commerce or the Kids Store. Cloudcroft or will include Psychology, Theater, Ceramics, Biol John J. Chappell of Ruidoso, a until retirement in 1986. Alamogordo residenta maY' call 682-2107. The 3rd ogy, History, and Business. Many fall courses in 1950 New Mexico State University "John was an outstanding Annual District Cinderella Scholarship Pageant cluding Computers will be repeated again. For graduate who earned a bachelor's county extension agent," said will be November 2. . more, information, contact the college office at 257 degree in animal husbandry} was Robert Gilliland, associate dean 2120. chosen as this year's NMSU Dis and director for the NMSU ., .•••._ .• w ••••.••• , 7-9 p.m.-FREE PARENTING COURSE, . .' . tinguished Alumnus. Cooperative Extension Service. ''He sponsored b;y the Ruidoso Municipal Schools and _ ~:::?:~Dfr$:A/~ The ColIege of Agriculture and was an extremely devoted employee led by Dr. Brrgit LaMothe in the Community Room Home Economics distinguished with excellent people skilIs, and he of the High School. The topic this week will be 11 a.m.-FEDERATED REPUBLICAN alumni reception will be at 3:30 has always gone the extra mile," "Drugs and Other Special Issues: Empowering Our WOMEN OF LINCOLN COUNTY at Cochem p.m. Friday! October 18, in room Youth." Restaurant. Republican women li~f. or visiting in 330 at Gera d Thomas Hall, Chap The Distinguished' Service the area are invited. For further' ormation, call pell retired from the New Mexico Award and Meritorious Service 336-4050. State University Cooperative Ex Award of NMSU were both earned tension Service in 1986. by Chappells:.,~~he received a Dis 10:45 a.m. EX'l'ENSlON HOMEMAKERS 11:15 a.m.-ALTO WOMENS ASSOCIATION After serving as an extension tinguished 'ce Award from the LA JUNTA will meet at Louise Babers for a pro will meet for a Cancer Prevention Program by agent in Lincoln, Otero, Quay, Col National Association of County Ag gram on Belize, Central America, presented by Donna Adkins at the Alto Clubhouse. fax and Chaves counties, Chappell ricultural Agents. Dorothy Talley. Bring a dish for pot-luck. resigned in 1975 to become director He is an honorary member ofthe 11:45 a.m. EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS ofdeferred giving at NMSU for five New Mexico FFA, and has served Noo&-HUMANESOCDITYatCreeMeadows RUIDOSO-HONDO VAIJ,Ey will meet at the Restaurant. The public is invited. years. He then returned to exten on numerous community and state Ruidoso Public Library for a program on stationary sion service in Bernalillo County service organizations. JOHN CHAPPELL Noo&-PARKS AND RECREATION COM with dried flowers, presented Opal Armstrong. MISSION will have its regular meeting at Ruidoso Bring dried flowers, scissors, and ruler fur the pr0 Village Hall and the public.is welcome to attend. ject and a covered dish for lunch. RHS student Casey Ward tapped Noorr--'GOLDEN AGE CLUB meets for covered dish lunch. The Flying J Wranglers will be their guests. Visitors are welcome. 10 a.m.-AARP CHAPTER 14612 will meet at the Senior Citizen's Center behind the Ruidoso for national leadership conference 7 p.m.-RUIDOSO GUN CLUB at Pizza Hut Public Library. ChiefofPolice Richard Swenor will speak to members and guests about the Ruidoso • on Mechem. Everyone interested in becoming a Police Department and its obligation to Senior Casey Ward of Ruidoso has been newamakers from the three bran Culminating the National Young member is invited to come and join; all members selected to attend the National ches of government, media and the Leaders Conference will be a mock will want to come and renew their membership, Citizens. All citizens of Lincoln County, 50 years and older, are invited to attend. Young Leaders Conference Novem diplomatic corps. congress on gun control where pick a new key and vote for the new officers. Ifyou ber 12 to 17 inWashington D.C. Highlights of the week in Wash scholars will assume the roles of have any questions, call Paul Hart at 258-5545. The Ruidoso High School junior ington will include welcoming United States representatives by will be among 350 outatanding high remarks from a Member of Con debating, lobbying and voting on 10 a.m.-EXTENSION HOMEMAKEKS- school students from across the na gress on the Floor of the United proposeil handgun legislation. - tion at the conference sponsored by States HOWle of Representatives Founded in 1985, the Council is 11:50 a.m.-TEPEE WUNGE will serve chick CORONA will meet at Corona School Community the Congressional Youth Leader and a panel discussion led by prom a non-profit, non-partisan educa en, green chili casserole, beans, Spanish rice, corn Recreation Room for a program on ribbons on T ship Council, according to a news inent journalista at the National shirts presented by Shannon Lightfoot. Bring a T tional organization committed to bread, Mexican chocolate cake, iced tea and coffee. release. Press Club. recogt;rizing outstanding ~~~ and Tepee Lounge is at the Ruidoso High School and shirt, 3 colors ofribbon, 3 yards each, glue gun, T Ward, the son of Wayne and Ward, along with other con providing them with a ' s-on" the charge is $4.95 per person. Reservations are re shirt paint to match ribbon, cardboard, scissors. Marilyn Ward, was selected for aca ferees, will explore presidential civic learning experience in the na quired. For more information call Rebecca Durham The hoatells is Margaret Lightfoot. demic achievement, leadership and decision-making in a simulation tion's capital, continues the release. at the High School, 258-4910. citizenship, entitled "IfI Were President," More than 375 members of the 11:49 a.m.-1'EPEE LOUNGE will be serving The theme of the National Ward will also visit the diplo United Ststes Congress join in the 7 p.m..-SQUARE DANCE LESSONS Manicotti, glazed carrots, garden aaiad, garlic Young Leaders conference is The matic embassy of either Morocco, commitment to educational ex· sponsored by Sierra Blanca Swingers at Nob Hill bread, apple goodie-a Is mode and iced tea and c0f- Leaders. Tomorrow Meeting the Denmark:, Lebanon or Sri Lanka, cellence as members of the Coun School in Ruidoso. Everyone is invited. fee. Tepee Lounge is located at the high school and Leaders of Today, Throughout the and will meet with members of cil's Honorary Congressional Board the charge is $4.95 per person. Reservations are re six-day conference, participanta New Mexico's congressional delega ofAdvisers. ~d. For reservations or more information call will meet with leadet:s and tion. becca Durham at the High School at 258-4910. , Cinderella signups• are scheduled The 3m Annual "District" Cinderella Scholarship Pageant will be November 2, at the Inn of the Mountain Gods in Mescalero. Entries are open for baby pageant contestants ages from new born throug 36 months, male or fe male; Prince Charming ages 3-12 and 13-21; Cinderella tot ages 3-6; Cinderella miniature ages 7.9; Cinderella miss ages 10-12; and Cinderella teens ages 13-17. Register from 4 to 6:30 p.m. . Tuesday, October 16, at the Ruid080PublicLibrary. Fair winners Bridge champs . . Instruction will be offered in . sta~e presence and modeling com- The winner of the first of what is ex- Jackie Davis, Val Fletcher, Dean Myatt, petition, These Hondo 4-H members recently submlttea· pected to become the annual Cree Theresa Walker and Mae Raybon. The Entries from Cloudcroft or projects to the New Mexico State 'Fair. Shown with . Meadows Ladies Bridge Tournament tournament was open to the public, Alamogotd0trfr:n 682-219~. their projects are (from left) Glen White who won " are pictured after ~tJe card,games Oo,to- both ll1en and women. Next year's Ne~l::coCinder:Ua ~"~f&i,;,;b.;u -"':.~~'£.a..~-&.i'.IIii;.;L''''',lIIiI::.o.llilil.&'b'.·,1II4''*"iMl-:.ii'''.'';'.~~.'M''iEr.*rii'ifr,' ~ ~ -..;.> Monday. October 14. 19911 The Ruidoso News I11A Sheriff, deputy accused ofmalicious prosecution by DIANNE STALLINGS tion and actions ofhis department. amounts that did not show up on a for the shortsl(e at that time. the trial, but Smalley now contends ofthe department. Ruidoso News Staff Writer "We received a complaint. ac; cash register tape. He contends she An amended complaint was filed Lincoln County Sheriff James quired enough information for prob his counsel was not prepared. He Smalley contends his Constitu had no legitimate basis for the a,c July 20 against Smalley, dropping was found ~lty by the ma~strate tional rights were violated under McSwane and Deputy D. Paul Wer able cause and made an arrest:' he cusation and that "she did not the embezzlement charge to a mis sich have been named as court, but appealed the deCIsion to the fourth and fourteenth amend said. "Everyone has a right to file a honestly, reasonably and in good demeanor. District Court. defendants in a malicious prosecu lawsuit, but the fact remains, he faith believe (Smalley) to be guilty ments by his alleged 'illegal seizure "When plaintiffs new attorney and by being deprived of his right tion lawsuit filed in Albuquerque was convicted in magistrate court. ofthe crime charge." When Smalley arrived for a U.S. District Court. The district attorney and sheriffs requested the records underlying to due process. After contacting a few customers preliminary hearing . before the charges, the charges against Also named in the suit brouf,ht department elected not to pursue and without talking to Smalley. Magistrate Judge Gerald Dean Jr. by Phillip Ray Smalley was CamIlle plaintiff were immediately dis He named McSwane for'super an appeal in district court - it was Wersich signed and swore to an af August 2, 1989, he was told of the missed," the suit states. Mansell ofRuidoso Downs. a misdemeanor charge." fidavit for arrest warr.ant for the amended complaint and that he visory liability and Mansell for According to court records, As outlined in the suit, Smalley crime of felony embezzlement, the was no longer entitled to a malicious prosecution and defama Smalley contends his civil rights Smalley contends in the suit tion.. was employed by Carrizo Canyon suit alleges. preliminary hearing because the that McSwane disregarded his were violated when he was arrested Lodge on June 2, 1989, when Wer charge was not a felony, the suit He is asking the court for in June 1989 for embezzlement and sich met with Mansell, then man federally protected rights by failing damages for medical expenses, Smalley subsequently also was states. to adequately screen, hire. train, harassment by telephone. That ar ager ofthe lodge. booked for harassment of a witness He was given the choice of going . mental anguish. lost earning capac rest and prosecution were pursued . Smalley alleges that Mansell ac supervise and discipline employees ity and for expenses incurred fight after calls to Mansell. ahead with the trial or having it under his centrol. He further al "in the absence of probable cause," cused him of embezzlement based -In the suit, Smalley contends ing the criminal charges. He also is continued. leges that McSwane "had a custom asking for punitive damages. Smalley alleges. on records indicating the number of Wersich a few days later The suit states that on the ad McSwane told The Ruidoso or policy of permitting and tolerat- Mansell and her attorney, J. 'rooms that require cleaning and on determined that it was impossible vice of his attorney, Tom Cher . ing arrests and prosecutions News he stands by the investiga- "folios" made out for customers for to hold anyone person responsible Robert Beauvais, declined to com ryhomes. he chose to proceed with withput probable cause by officers" menton the pending litigation. Apache Trails takes off for , '91 Governor's Conference by AL STUBBS ing reported that the Apache Trails Gordon Ross ofCapitan reported Ruidoso News Business Editor logo has been incorporated into ad- that a committee continues to work Delegates to the Governor's Con- vertising on at least four billboards on the celebration ofSmokey Bear's ference in Las Cruces November in the area. 50th anniversary in 1994. Many 17-19 will learn something more Members at the meeting special observances and events are about Lincoln County and Otero reported on various fall events being planned. County attractions. . scheduled in their areas. Next Pitts said she had been ap Members of Apache Trails voted event in Ruidoso is Oktoberfest, proached by Copper Horseshoe at a monthly meeting at The Lodge scheduled October lA-19. Trail sponsors in Arizona to com in Cloudcroft, Wednesday. October "Meet the Artist-Glen Dennis" is bine efforts to lure tourists 'fu 9, to have a booth at the conference. set for the La Placita Gallery in Apache Trails and Copper Horse Ruidoso brochures, Smokey Bear Lincoln. shoe Trail attractioqs. No action Museum information and Lincoln October 26 will see the Lincoln was taken. County Heritage Trust material County Bar-B-Q War here. ' Apache Trails signage continues will be on display, along with Space November events include anoth to be a problem. It's hoped that the Center brochures and other in- er meet the artist function in .Lin arrowhead logo of Apache. Trails formation on both counties. coin, November 9-10, Christmas Ju- can be attached to highway signs in A flyer lists fall events in the bil~ in Ruidoso, November 22-24, the area to delineate the bound two counties. which comprise and Christmas in Old Lincoln, No- aries ofApache country. Apache Trails. vember 29-December 1. Next meeting of Apache Trails Apache Trails is an association Various events in Otero County will be prior to the Governor's Con designed to promote attractions in were outlined, including the Apple ference. The meeting will be No member communities: Alamogordo, Festival in High Rolls, October 19 vember 13 at noon at the Eagle's Cloudcroft, Tularosa, Mescalero" 20, Full Moon Night at White Nest in Alamogordo. Members will Ruidoso, Ruidoso Downs, Capitan, Sands National Monument, Octo bringliterature to that meeting to Garrizozo and old Lincoln town.. ber 23 and the Lake Lucero Tour, be contained in the Governor's Con- Suzy Pitts of Outdoor Advertis- October 27. ference booth. ' Physical therapy we~k Lincoln County Medical Center staff celebrate Physical Therapy Week with Billy buffs are ''embarassed by members took time out last week to a reception at the hospital. mixup about The Kid's birth Ranchers group files suit naming Billy the Kid historians across family ofthe Lincoln area. -Fifteen photographs sub the U.S. Forest Service and BLM the nations may be blushing. Weisner stressed that his mitted to be analyzed over a three After more than 100 years of ac preliminary findings arc based on year period were not of Billy, based A lawsuit alleging the U.S. According to Foundation' presi livestock industry ill AMP pro- cepting as gospel Sheriff Pat Gar census data and family oral history. on computer comparisons. Dis Forest Service and the Bureau of dent and Roswell rancher Bud Ep cesses." rett pronouncement that the Kid Land Management have failed to pers, the suit is a, challenge to the Karen Budd, the lead attorney Just this year, he received permis counted were the much-publicized two agencies' authority because it was born in New York, new in sion from the families involved to claims of Brushy Bill Roberts and issue rules and regulations describ for the foundation in the suit. said formation has been unearthed that revcal the tie with Billy. ing processes for implementing is designed to stop them from the case specifically asks a federal the less publicized John Miller, grazing allotment management "malting up the rules as they go appeiml to establish the Kid's birth that they were Billy the Kid. Both judge to issue a declaratory against place as Missouri. ''What Weisner's researob under plans was filed late last month in along." the Bureau and Forest Service re men died of old age in this century, U.S. District Court in Albuquerque. Eppers said that under the exist That disclosure was one of the scores is that, sadly, there has been Hart said. quiring that rules and regulations significant developments to emerge a lack of serious research within The suit was filed by the Federal ing system, grazing allotment man for developing AMPs be completed Claims to the contrary, most his Lands Legal Foundation on behalf agement plans (AMPs) are being from the recent five-.day symposium the Hispanic community on this torians a~ee that Billy was shot as mandated 1Jy the law. on the legendary N& Mexican out and other topics of popular and of ranchers using federal lands in developed and implemented across "Additionally, this suit petitions and kill,¥, by Garrett in the Max livestock production. The founda law sponsored by Recursos de scholarly interest," Hart said. well home at Fort Sumner, New the West using "as many different the court for an injunction to stop Santa Fe and the private, non other disclosures at the Mexico Territory on July 14, 1881. tion is a nonprofit organization procedures as there are further issuance of allotment man C. Lincoln County Heritage symposium included that: formed under the laws of the State bureaucrats." agement plans until the rules and -Two different signatures ofthe of Nevada to protect the rural West He said, '10 most cases, these regulations are completed and in The first Billy the Kid and the livestock industry through procedures are so slanted, time con According to Bob Hart, director Kid were made by different people. symposium was so successful that a place," Budd said. of the Trust, research by indepen The more elaborate is assumed to the courts. suming and unreasonable that both "The courts were created to pro follow-up meeting is being planned Notice of the suit was circulated the ranch and the health of the al dent scholar Herman Weisner on be Billy during his early days and for 1992, Hart said. Since another tect individual rights and liberties Billy's genealogical line supports the simpler, the handwriting of in a news release from the New lotment suffers. Section 8 of the from the uninformed masses." said 15 images remain to be analyzed, Mexico Cattle Growers' Association. PRIA sets forth very specific Budd. "That is exactly why the information in an 1880 New Mexico someone to whom Billy dictated the Trust will continue its photog Territorial Census listingfor Billy. during his time in jail while seek- The foundation is asking the guidelines for fedet:a\land manage foUhdation came into being and raphic research with grant support. court to order both agencies to ment agencies to- follow when writ that is what we intend that it ac Weisner further attributes the inga pardon. . Hart said he hopes to enlarge the W.H. Bonney alias used by the Kid -Billy in his famous full-length write rules and regulations govern ing allotment management plans. complish. This case will start that prqject with an ambitious interna ing grazing allotment plan develop Those statutory procedures are process." to the New Mexico Bonney family tintype image is wearing a ribbed tional symposium on photography (originally the French Bondurant). ment under provisions ofthe Public being ignored and abused. The directors of the foundation knit sweater and a bib-front shirt and the American West in 1993 or "The (foundation) filed the suit He also ties Billy to. the Salazar with an anchor motif. Rangelands· Improvement Act are livestock industry-affiliated 1994. (PRIA). to stop agency harassment of the people from 14 western states. 2 , Official Records " 10-5-91-M.R Crump, 1230 while SboJl¢.ng at Furr's. The purse estimated value of $1,000, were Chaparral, Ruidoso, reported a cast business sometime between 10-1 subject attends AA meetings for 6 contained $60 cash and Credit taken from his auto at 128 Begonia, iron wash pot was stolen from her and 10-8. The saw reportedly was Winldield, RuidosoJ • reported a months. burglary at'that aCUll'eSS that oc cards. She returned to the store, Ruidoso. front yard. It was being used as a taken from the countertop. Eddie Garcia, 11-26-64, Ruidoso. curred during the period 8-10 to 10 but was unable to locate the purse. 10-5-91-Kimberly Chavez, 231 planter. 1O-8-91-Pat B. Reed reported a Disorderly conduct. Ordered to pay 6. The door to the residence was 10-5-91-Donald Leroy Saenz, Fir Street, Ruidoso, reported being 10-4-91-The manager of Furr's 2 112 carat diamond ring and an $60. kicked in and items with an 688 Mudd Canyon, Mescalero, pinched and kicked by a man whose on Mechem reported that two white alexandrite ring missing from her Richard W. Saldin, 2-7-56. eatimated value of $1,250 were recognized a horse being ridden in name she gave police. . males were observed putting items residence at 306 Spring Road, Ruidoso. Disorderly conduct. Or reported missing. the Aspenfest parade as one having 10-8-91-Michael Taylor, a clerk under their coats in the lilJ.uor de Ruidoso. .. dered to pay $60. 10-7-91-John Noding, 318 Hull, been stolen from him three or four at Allsup's, Sudderth & Mechem, partment. When confronted outside 10-8-91-Cecil a Hawkins, 64, Paul F. Cummins, 8-5-62, Ruidoso, reported various power years ago. The rider of the horse reported that a man entered the the store they refused to be 2100 Michell #16, Clovis,was found Ruidoso. DWl. Ordered to pay $45 and hand tools stolen from his stated that the horse belonged to store, walked to the beer cooler, searched, and reportedl, drove dead in his trailer near Highway 70 and to attend driving school. workshop. The tools had an his brother. When contacted, his removed a case and a half of beer away in.a blue Chevrolet pickup. in Ruidoso. There was no sign of Jose C. Collazo, 11-7-69, Ruidoso estimated value of$180. brother said that he traded the and walked out of the store. A 10-9-91-Tiffany Sue Thompson, foul play and valuables in the Downs. Party to an unlawful act. 10-7-91-John K Fralen, horse from a Ruidoso Downs man customer also,witnessed the theft. Ruidoso, reported a window in her trailer and on the body were not Probation for 6 months. Morton, Texas, reported a gold rope who was unable to remember The suspect reportedly was seen Bronco II was broken by a thrown disturbed. Hawkins was seen in the Juan L. Mercado. 7-2-65, bracelet, valued at $263.21, was where he got the horse but was 'leaving the area in a 1980 white object. early moming entering the trailer Ruidoso. DWl. Ordered to pay $45 stolen or lost from his wrist while looking for the bill of sale. The Dodge Colt 2-door. 10-5-91-Jimmie Royce Cox, 301 by Jill Candelaria and later in the and attend driving school. he was shopping in Midtown. horse was identified by a brand. 10-2-91-F.W. Currier, 232 Coal Drive, Ruidoso, reported a 1 afternoon by Dan Shaver. David K Crandell, 5-28-61, 10-7-91-Johnnie Romero, 4:10 Mescalero officials are continuing Fountain, El Paso, reported miss 112 carat diamond ring missing. Ruidoso. DWl. Ordered to pay WinJdield, Ruidoso, a dispatcher for the investigation. ing a chain that was used to secure 10-8-91-Tina Powers, 104 ••• $45.00 and attend driving school. the 'Village of Ruidoso, fell and 10-6-91-Howard Dickey (No ad- the entrance to private property at Woodland, Ruidoso, reported a Kenneth Haynes, 3-2-69, bruised her wrist on Village proper dress), left; his saddle, along with a 313 Main ~ad. The theft oceurred slashed tire and brake line on the Appearing before Municipal Ruidoso. Battery, disorderly con ty. She was treated for a stone red backpack containing personal between 9-12 and 10-2. vehicle she was driving. The vehicle Judge Charles E. Hawthorne on duct, trespassing. Ordered to pay bruise and released. items, on the sidewalk in the 1400 10-2-91-Bob Sanders with reportedly belongs to Wayne Ryan. charges listed and actions taken $280. 10-7-91-Bemadette Castillo, block of Sudderth, walked across Cablevision reported an ~egal 10-8-91-Christopher Carusona are: Johnny M. Morris, 11-16-67. Ruidoso Downs, reported finding a the street to a restaurant and when cable TV hookup at two RUIdoso reported NM license plate #DLA Ray Camargo, 7-20-57, Ruidoso. Ruidoso. Battery, disorderly con straight pin in a CWndy' bar that he returned his property was millS- apartmen~ uni~. One of the ~. 9216 stolen. DUI, No driver's licence, careless duct, trespassing. Ordered to pay WaS P1ll'challed in Ruidoso. ing The saddle was branded TOO. cupants told pelice she thought her 10-8-91-Joseph P. Mulqueen, driving. Ordered to pay $300. $220, suspended for 6 montbs. 10-6-91-Q)eta J.i'. Bullock, 607 i0-3.91-Harold II Braswell, room~te luid paid for the cable owner of Pro service, 2929 Burro Steve A Anderson, 12-29-57, Charles F Arnold, 6-2-49, W MissoUr!z Artellia, left; a purse 213 West anI Portales, reported connection. Lane, Ruidoso, reported a McCul Ruidoso. Disorderly conduct. 0r Ruidoso. DWl. Ordered to pay $346 valued at 1Il60 in a grocery cart that personld itemll. with an 10-2-91-Pat Ainsworth, 118 lough chain saw stolen from his dered to pay $110, Suspended if and to bs inCarcerated'for 2 days. v •• 1>. • __ I _. •• ~ •. " ._.. •,••••• -~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~~-~~~~~~--~~~--~~~_._. .• r- , -_... , 12A I The Ruidoso News I Mondav, October 14,1991 £ , Official Records " Appearing before Magistrate Jack W. Russell, 2-27-59, dered to pay $46. Driving while license suspended or Defective equipment. Dismissed Use of telephone to terrify, in Judge J.R. "Jim" Wheeler on Ruidoso. nUl. Ordered to pay $103. Martin Balderam, 8-8-67, revoked. Dismissed, cleared license. wlUln equipment repaired. timidate, threaten, harass, annoy charges listed and actions taken $1,000 fine deferred, one year Anthony, Texas. Seat belt violation. David E. Dale, 4-27-25, Ruidoso. Robert Huelsman, 3-22-56, Ros- or offend. Sentence deferred for one are; probation. Ordered to pay $46. Entering highway from drive. well. Speeding in 55 zone. Ordered year if no contact with Carol K Judy Gonzales, 12-17-45. Pecos, Dennis· Spangler, 7-13-68, Heber Rodriquez, 2-24-60, Found not g\Iilty after trial. to pay $46. Fierro, her children or Wayne New Mexico. Disorderly conduct Estancia. Speeding 81 in 55 zone. Diamond Bar, California. Speeding Amy Wallace, DOB not avail- Glenn Ellin Yetley, 12-9-28, Perry. . and child abuse. Ordered to pay Ordered to donate $100 to Ruidoso 68 in 55 zone. Orliered to pay $31. able, Ruidoso. Parking in no park- Ruidoso. Disorderly conduct, con Susan Rogalla, 6-27-58, Alto. $30 court costs. Sentence deferred Crime Stoppers. Ramon Miramontes, 3-15-72, ing zone. Or~ered to pay $21. '. cealing identity, assualt. After Speeding 68 in 55 zone. Ordered to for 6 months pending completing , Ann S. Anderson, 2-28-51, Ros Dexter. No insurance. Produced in Sarah Jentgens, DOB not avail- spending 8 months in jail awaiting pay $31. AA program. well. Speeding 70 in 55 zone. Or- surance, ordered to pay $31 court able, Bradenton, Florida. Parking trial sentenced to 10 months un Michael Tucker, 8-4-7'1, Paul J. Griego, 3-30-60. Fort dered to pay $31. , costs. in no parking zone. Ordered to pay supervised probation. Littlefield, Texas, Careless driving. Stanton. Careless Driving. Ordered Rodger LeBlanc, 3-28-56, Mes Jerry Tofte, 7-22-68, Ruidoso. $21. 'Dino Largo, 11-14-69, Ruidoso. Ordered to serve 8 hours com to pay $41. calaro. Speeding 67 in 55 zone. Or Speeding 67 in 55 zone. Ordered to Armando Ontiveros, DOB not Defective equipment, driving while munity service. Jimmy James, 11-12-43, dered to pay $45. pay $31. available, San Patrico. Parking in license suspended, no registration, Charles E. Davlin, 6-16-59, Ruidoso. No insurance. Ordered to Janet Lynn. Casey, 12-20-64, EI Steve Phelps, 10-29-52, Roswell. no parking zone. $16 court costs, no insurance. Ordered to pay $84. Rogers, Texas. Littering. $80 bond pay $46. Paso, Texas. DUr, Possession of Speeding 70 in 55 zone. deferred. deferred 2 months. . Mike Langston, 12-2-55, Ros- converted. Gary Gifford, 3-8-44, Amarillo, cocaine. Ordered to pay $312 and Ramon Gonzales, 11-24-71, Juanita Dixon, 7-30-62, Ruidoso. well. No drivers license, no insur Adolph Herrera, 5-31-69. Texas. Speeding 73 in 55 zone. Or sentenced to 364 days. Jail term Ruidoso. No insurance, unsafe Defective equipment, no insurance, ance. Dismissed at officer's request. Ruidoso. Speeding 66 in 55 zone. dered to pay $81. deferred pending completion of vehicle. Spent 2 days in jail after no license. All dismissed when in- Steve Webb, 10-20-68, Ruidoso. Ordered to pay $46. Homer Smith, 12-5.20, Alto. drug rehabilitation program. not appearing. Produced insurance, surance and license produced and 'Felon in possession of firearm. Pamela Beckley, 5-20-64, Lin Speeding 70 in 55 zone. Oroered to Vicki Wright, 10-15-45, Grand no fine. . equipment repaired. Bound over for trial.- coln. No insurance. Dismissed pay $46. Island, NB. Speeding 79 in 55. Or- Mike Oden, 8-8-49, Carlsbad. H.C. Eanes, 6-29-44, Ruidoso. . Wayne Geiger, 4-12-49, Alto. when insurance produced. HOUSE SLIPPERS Cabinets & Countertops 25% OFF by Gr.ln Leather 17-Pc:. Superior!. 1/4- Dr..... COWHIDE ~ w~,."' Q -tt~ .. .. Daniel Green, Jacques Levine f3~;lL, GLOVES ~c;~ii;~ Istoner, Sioux Mox ....New Construction Selected\Styles ~.:: 7~aP .... 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I I Mamaaordo ...... ,d"a1l."ld ftUktO.,. ._~~~~------~-.~ I • Monday, October 14,1991 , ' Ruidoso, New Mexico B Section . ",' , <, &1 ilCJri~d ', . '. .' " ...... ,: . , ,. ,-, .. : ...... ,.' .. '. . '. .. '. Let's light up this m,ountain with gold Wouldn't it be lovely to turn this town gold? Looking back on Aspenfest weekend, we have one small regret. In the midst of all the festivities, we had to think how beautiful this little resort "Would be if we 00 could extend the golden aspen trail on doWn through to) the tOWl1. Once in awhile the golden aspens, the stars '--' of this autuf11n show, get left out in the hustle and bustle of the big event. Aspenfest '91 was really great, with the biggest pa rade, the most people and just about the best time anybody's ever had on this beautiful mountain. To make the most of the yearly aspen festival, visitors have to take a long drive up the mountain where the ---.__ h •.• golden spectacle can be viewed. The short-lived -- beauty of golden aspens is certainly well worth the drive, but not everybody has time to take in all the festivities and take the aspen viewing drive, too. If every property owner would plant one or more aspens on their property that would be a good start. VoJe understand grants and special planting funds are available for public arEtas, too. So, let's turn the town gold with a massive aspen planting, and let's do it before next year and welcome Aspenfest visitors with a spectacular golden village. Letters ' , , Where To Contact Your Lawmakers . Airport road repairs should be number one priority TO THE EDITOR: get to the ,airport. I've ~given them whereit's closer in the first place. think twice before coming back to We drive to Ruidoso real often directions, but others give the To me that's a number one prob Lincoln County. (The land' of En Governor on the airport road. (What we call tourists directions and they tell lem for us good citizens. Problem chantment, whose responsibility is Governor Bruce King the back road to Ruidoso, on the them that ifit was up to them they for'our economy for Ruido~o Busi to fix and improve the airport road, 4th Floor, State Capitol Building, Santa Fe, 827-3000 airport road). Well, a piece of road, won't consider anyone to go to the ness and the tourists that come to Fort Stanton Road, the airport from Fort Stanton to the airport is airport in that dirt road. Only if enjoy New MexiC9. They all come management, the county, the state, State Representatives UI?paved. I'll say three or four they want to take chances on from a different states, for example the governments whose big ques John underwood, D-District 56 IDlles. . destroying their vehicles - that's Texas, Colorado, Florida, Califor tion right, they should make this a Adobe Plaza, Suite B. 200 Mechem Drive The road is terrible when it true they, didn't lie to them. nia, Arizona, and much, much more number one improvement for every rains. I've gotten stuck. I've broken So they tell them to drive back to from other states, and that hurts Ruidoso NM 88345 one's benefit.) 257-5566 some shocks off my car, a hole in Capitan and to get back on High Ruidoso tourism. Not to mention If you think these conditions are my muffler, also lost my muffler, way 48 and turn on the left before business for them to go all the way bad during the Sllmmer or fall just State Capitol Building, Santa Fe 87503 and dents in :he bottom of the car, getting to Alto where the sign says back wasting all the vacation think how that unpaved road is 984-9529 or 984·9531 and the oil pans and transmission, Regional Airport Road. They tell leisure time, they have. during winter months. tail pipes. them it is the way. When they could Paul Harrington, R-Dlstrlct 52 I even have hac! tourists come up have saved lots of mileage, gas and I know ifI was a to.urist, I would David Lopez Box AQ, Elephant Butte NM 87935 to me asking directions on how to time going three or four miles be very disappointed and would Fort Stanton 894-7501 Richard Knowles, R·Dlstrlct 57 Box 285, Roswell NM 88201 Where's the line between reasonable & exorbitant? 623-8484 ate, for sure. And I know there are TO THE EDITOR: major surgeries and physical condition warrant such and such a State Senator Where is the line drawn between therapy almost daily. The charge? treatment?" honest doctors and hospital offi justifiable cost and exorbitant $14,000. Doctors - you who are truly cials, but shouldn't we check a little James L. Martin, Republican charge? When a patient stays one If hospitals charge according to men of integrity - please forgive more closely each and every item on Box 1006, Socorro 87801 week at Lincoln County Medical what insurance oompanies will pay, this; I know you're not all tarred our bills and not just take for 835-2030 Center and ends up with a $10,000 rather than actual cost involved, with the same brush. granted they're a justifiable,cost bill for that one week - no surgery, that's to my way of thinking, plain, and/or charge? It's no crime to State capital EJulldlng no special nurses - just regular pure greed. People, what's wrong with us question an item. Sometimes Santa Fe NM 87503 hospital care, I believe there must that we go along with such out honest mistakes are made. Switchboard: 984-9300 be something rotten in Denmark. No wonder medical students tell rageous medical practices, not One more question: do we have Time after time I've heard of stories about doctors' attitudes daring to open our mouths for fear the right to refuse to pay unjust similar exorbitant charges in this towards their profession, that atti Dr. or hospital officials might charges? Or do we have to lay down hospital. One person was charged tude being "How can I make the get tough with us and try to make in defeat and become martyrs to an $8,000 for 3 days - and though I most mo~out ofthis?" us feel cheap or even sue us be inefficient and sometimes very know no other details - dollars to Not,' at's really needed here cause we honestly question the greedy system? donuts it was a similar aituation. for this patient? Is this medication need for such exorbitant costs? A patient stayed in another hos really necessary, this treatment the Maybe this isn't well stated. I'm Betty J. Ingram pital for eight days - had three best for the need? Does patient's not as articulate as a collell'e gradu- Ruidoso I RALJON PUBLISHING INC. I Jack Kant Cooke Don't ban bikers; they don't bother area residents Chairman 01 the Board I Sammy M. Lopez, Publisher TO 'IBE EDITOR: chants; they pretty much keep with you do that. They bring money into ones who don't cause problems. Frankie Jarrell. Editor & General Manager I have read the papers that have their own. the town that wouldn't be here if Plan things for them toO do so Copyright 1991, RalJon Publishing Inc. I they weren't. they won't go to the bars early in been put out since the motorcycle Mailing address: P. O. Box 128. RUidoso, NM 88345 rally on the weekend of September If you are worried about one in If things were planned for them the afternoon and get snokkered. L=-=-' Phon!>: (505) 257-4001 27-29. cident that happened between two to do while they ware here; there They aren't bad people because I am a little shocked by some of people, you shouldn't bel There was wouldn't be any problems. Years they wear leather and ride motQr. -P(.(RUldOSO News Staff: AI StUbbs, Business Editor; Chuck Stallings., the comments. The bikers don't no bystander brought into the ago, barbecues were planned alOlig cycles. , SportsEditor; SherryShade,Reporter; DlanneStalllngs, Reporter; Krlstle bother any of the residents, in the situation. with dances that weren't outside of SUlZbach, Circulation Manager; Jerry Loomis, Production: Tamara Mon seuse that they come into The people who want to "ban the the bars. There weren't problems LaTisba Jacobs tes, Office Manager; Phyllis Hudman, Advertising; Tammie Hoffer. Ad bnsinesses and harass the mer- bikers" should really think before then, so why ruin the fun for the Ruidoso vertising; Rod Aanagan. Advertising; Joseph Martin, Pressman; Robert Priddy, Route Driver. Questions "brain child" .~ Food kitchen Th~ RuidosoNewsreservestherll1ltto rejectadvertJslngand editcopythat Policy It considers objectionable. Liability for any error in advertising shall not TO THE EDITOR: Everyone is entitled to make a exceed the value of the actual space In which the erroroccurs and shall be The Ruidoso News en is planned "Give me a break," a crosswalk bonehead mistake - I've sure satisfied by corr!>ctIon In the next Issue. No portion of The Ruidoso News at our Post Office. made my share, but I don't believe courages letters to the editor, es pecially about local topics and is may be used In any manner without the expressed, written consent 01 the AI Junge,says most people like in calling them "Brain Childs" so TO THE EDITOR: publisher. his "Brain Child." Who are they? forgive me, Al, for calling a spade a sues. Christian Services is opening a People looking for the missing spade. Letters will be edited for kitchen and dining area in the old SUbscrlption rates In advance- Single copy. 50 cents. Mall deliver only: seven parking places at our Post Wouldn't it have been a better spelling and grammar to the ex Safeway building to feed the needy singlecopy, $1; oneyearout01 county. $32; six monthswithin county. $28. Office? "Brain Child" to institute a hand tent possible without impairing people ofLincoln County. Homedelivery only: three months. $18.00; six months, $32.00; one year, Has anyone checked to see how icapped parking space? their flavor or changing their We are asking for donations of $60.00. Call (505) 257-4001 lor home delivery. much pedestrian traffic crosses the Instead of losing seven parking meanin/{. restaurant equipment and money. The RUidoso News (USPS 472-800) Is published each Monday and streetfrom the side without any opo spaces, ",e could have helPed the Letters may be hand Money donations can be mailed to: Thursday by RalJon PUblishing, Inc., 104 Park Ave., Ruidoso, NM 88345. etaliing businesses - with seven really needy and only eliminated delivered to The News office at Christian Services, P.O. Box 446, Second class postage paid at the Post Office at RUidoso, NM 88345. parking places biting the dUllt the one. 104 Park Avenue or mailed to Ruidoso, NM 88345. Postmaster: Send address changes to The Ruidoso News. PO Box 128, cross the street traffic will sure as Wally HeS8e PO Box 128, Ruidoso NM 88345. Floyd Landrum Ruldoso,NM 88345. hell inClrease'~ii Ruidoso Ruidoso , , .~ 0"·*'- __..4,. _...... ~ ...._. . .._. __... --- ~._~ ------"-_."._._4_."."'""1.,.._.._ _._·_ _'4_ ' '4_ '., 14' L¥' , ._:.~ _ .--_ _ 4F __ _·__ ...,-_oc _ __..' _ .--______._ _- ,_ 4'.'" • 28 I The Ruidoso News I Monday. October 14. 1991 Call 257-4001 • Call between or 8:00 a.m. & 5:00 p.m. FAX 257-7053 lassified to place your ad. y .... rnay ch-se ta c:!!:I ~ ...... ALWA\'S FIeaIM' check yollll' ad..cd:illemcnt '0' _av..,. Claiou b.. P~._ Nu,.: 510..00 1Oft"lil'I_ chUZ. on aU retant..d cbOlCk.,. f_.nun. ..._; I'-..l..n 10,. the N~wlthln 2.f, ho.... D ....tu.; pablt~tlondate. M_lC'lI'Ci...d1 and VIa.I ""..loClOm... DIRECTORY LISTINGS BY CLASSIFICATIONS DEADLINES FOR CLASSIAED READER ADS ONLY: Thursday. 5:00 1 Announcements 19 Property Management 37 Antiques 2 Thank you 20 Storage Space ror Rent 38 Arls CLASSIFIED RATES p.m. for the Monday Issue; Tuesday. 5:00 :3 Personals 21 Wanled to Rent 39 Sporting GoodS One Time Rate Only p.m. for the Thursday Issue. 4 Lost and Found 22 Pasture ror Rent 40 BoalS, Marine Equipment 5 Land 'Of Sale 23 Aulos for ~ale 41 Miscellaneous 6 Houses for Sale 24 PickUps - Trucks 42 Wanled To Buy DEADLINES FOR ALL DISPLAY 7 Cabins tor Sale 25 Vans tor Sale 43 Help Wanled • 254 a W"ord ADS: Thursday. 5 p.m. for the Mon 8 Real Estate Trades 26 Motorcycles tor Sale 44 Work Wanted day issue; Tuesday. 5 p.m. for the 9 Real Estate 27 Auto Parts 45 Flnanci~1 S'ervlces (PlUS Ssles Tax of 6.8125%) Thursday '!lsue. 10 Mobile Homes for Sale 28 A.V.'s and Travel Trailers 46 Services 11 Business Opportunllies 29 Livestock and Horses 47 House Silting t2 Houses for Rent 30 Farm Equipment 4S Chit" Care Publl.h.r assumes no lIn,lOclal re DEADLINES FOR ALL LEGAL 13 Apartments 'or Rent 31 Feed and Grain 4!iJ Child Care Wanted sponsibility for typographical er· 14 Mobiles lor Rent 32 Produce and Plants NOTICES: Wednesday, 5 p.m. for the 50 Entertainment rors In advertisements except to t5 Mobile Spaces tor Rent 33 Pels and Supplies 51 Rrewood For Sale Monday Issue; Monday, 5 p.m. for th~ publish s correction In the next is. 34 Yard Sales 62 Auctions Thursday Issue. '6 Renl to Share '7 Business Rentals 35 Household Goods 53 Schools/Instruction sue. 18 Resort Rentals 36 Musical Insirumenls il;)l;I1t~~meQtS' 1. AlltlOUI1Cel1Wl1ls L .' An , ...... 5. Land rOt· Sale 9. Renl Estat'e . 1.2. Houses fol' Rent 1::1. A p Is. for' RenI ...... PUBLISHER'S NOTICE- All real DON'T BE A THROWAWAY - Re CAMELOT - with fantastic view LOT IN CAMELOT - Subdivision. FOR RENT - one bedroom, fully FREE RENT - Midtown, $400 estate advertising in this news cycle your aluminum C/UlS. of Ruido,so Valley not for mobile, Good access. all utilities to lot. furnished cabin close to town month for 3 cabins. You keep paper is subject to the Federal Donate your aluminum cans to $4,500, quality home utilities; . Very buildable. For sale by and easy to get in and out in the two cabins rented, maintained; Fall' HoUBing Act of 1968 which the Boy Scouts ofAmerica Troop 337 Brady Canyon 18-H-48-4tp 0\Vner,257-2818. 17-T-45-t6ac winter, $250 per month, $100 you live rent-free. Two 2 makes it ille1~~to advertise "any • 195 and the noon Lions Club. BY OWNER - 14'xSO' Cameo, 312, deposit, water furnished. Call bedroom, one smaller. Eagle preference, .' .tation or dis 258-5525 or 257-4902. Drive at El Paso Street. 817-860 Marked. collection d'.1Jnpsters 6, Houses rot· Sale fireplace, corner lot, \Vorkshop. crimination based on race, color, are provided at the four Ruidoso garage, decks. Many extras, 257 31-A-39-tfc 3696, Arlington, Tx. religion, sex, handicap, familial . 33-W-47-2tp fire stations. Crushed or ONLY $7.60 - plUB tax will cover 5286. M-A-45-4tc LARGE ADOBE - one bedroom, statUB, or national origin, or WI crumpled cans prefem...,j. Join UB fireplace, natural gas insulated. FOR RENT - three bedroom mobile intention to make any such pref- the whole week in The Ruidoso ALTO VILLAGE - GO'ITA BEL. • in this community effilrt to recy News. Use our classified ads and LOT - DEER PARK WOODS, Easily accessible, $295, 378 in Alto, furnished 336-4580. . erence, limitation or discrimina cle. L48-tfuc 4159. M-C-40-tfc M-E-47-4tp tion." This newspaper will not get results. GOLF MEMBERSHIP. OWNER, 505-336-8216. EXECUTIVE - unfurnished 3 $250 FURNISHED - efficiency. knowingly accept any advertis FAMILY CRISIS CENTER - 24 ing.for real estate which is in 306 La Luz M-T-48-2tp bedrooms, 2 baths, den, fonnal cabins, utilities paid. Well insu hour crisis line. Answered by CLIENT WANTS - to buy 12 and living, dining, easy access. lated, sparkling clean, midtown. violation ofthe law. Our'readers Ruidoso Police. 257-7365. Offered Century 21 Aspen Real Estate, 258-6877. M-L-47-tfc-R are hereby infonned that all M-J-99-tmc up unit ~otel in good condition. dwellingB advertiBed in thiB By Owner Can 1-800-643-2666 for Leo or Joe Yates, 257-9057. 2O-C-41-tfc ne::t.aper are available on an KNOW A CRIPPLEP - or burned Living area 1.235 sq. ft. '\vith Sharon, Brokers. 19-W-45-8tp ONE BEDROOM - furnished 14. !Vlobiles fot· nent equaJ opportunity basis. To com child? Call Shriners for free fireplace, 2 bedroo.rns, IIolly ALTO LOT - on Sierra. Blanca, .cabin, bills paid No pets. Easy plain of discrimination, call help. 257-7333 days, 258-5860 wood bath, 627 sq. ft. of deck full membership, $16,500. Local, access, 257-4882. M-H-43-tfc IIDD toll-free at 1-800-424-8590. evepings or 267-4871, 257-2079. with hot tub. •• 336-8254 or 512-896-1264. THREE BEDROOMS - 2 baths, TWO BEDROOMS - one bath, For the Washington, DC area M-M-46-4tp Upper Canyon. Completely fur nicely furnished, natual gas 18-S-13-tfnc available. Near the "Y", 378 please call HUD at 426-3500. Assumable Loan , OWNERS ANXIOUS - reduced nished, washer, dryer, no petsl The toll-free telephone number RUIDOSO SERTOMA CLUB $386 plus deposit and partilU 4498. M-C-35·tfc TELEPHONE 33£1-4220 from $119,000 to $85,000. Ap is 1-800-543-8294. R-62-tfc Bingo at 2160 Highway 70 East, proximately 3,000 sq. ft. Three billa. 257-7543. 19-=M-44-tfc TWO BEDROOMS - two baths ELKS LODGE BINGO - every in Ruidoso Downs. Friday living areas, 3 bedrooms. 2 TWO BEDROOM' HOUSE - com with fireplace, nicely furnished. Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m., Ear through Tuesday. Doors open 6 baths, Jacuzzi. Beautiful wood pletely furnished, $225 plus bills Natural gas available, near the ly Bird 7:00 p.m. Kitchen will be p.m. Early Bird game 7 p.m. H. Real Estate Tr'ades and deposit. Upper Canyon. No "Y",378-4498. ' M-C-35-tfc Concession stand open. Call 257 interior. Walking distance to open - come out & play & eat river, 257-7358, leave message. pets,267-7543. MoF-46-tfc ONE BEDROOM - furnished with UBI E-R-81-tfnc 2777 for information. mobile, clean. large deck. No 27-S-39-tfnc WILL TRADE -4+ beautiful acres 29-T-46-tfc TWO BEDROOM - 2 1/2 bath, FOR ANY PERSONAL CRISIS forest land, east of Durango RUIDOSO/ALTO AREA - large 2 fully furnished condo. Natural pets. Good parking. Water paid,' call the Mental Health Hotline Colorado for Ruidoso property, 1/2 levels. Four bedrooms,' 3 gas heat. No pets. TV and water $265 montJh, 257-2824 or 257 at 1-437-8680 (collect). M-55·tfnc 5. Lane! fot' Sale 702-364-4622. M-D-44-8tp. baths, loft. Sleeps 15. Fireplace, paid, $475 month, 268-5336. 9615. 18-W-45-tfc YOU CAN GIVE - the gift ofsight decks, Iota of room. Heat effi 19-E-46-tfc FURNISHED - 2 bedroom mobile by being an eye donor. Contact UKE HOTCAKES - enjoy the 9. . Real Estate . cient furnace and construction. NICE TWO BEDROOM - cabin. in Cherokee Village, $296, all wild life on this heavily treed Reduced price,'$67,900. 916-694 utilities paid. Deposit required, any Lion or call 257-2776 for Central location, $275.00 month. M~R-45-2tp details and a donor card. Do it mountain property, $54.83 per THREE BEDROOM HOUSE 8666. 27-J-46-6tp 257-9128. M-L-48-2tc call 258-4330. now; there is a tremendoUB need month. Owner financing, 267 $59,850. Fantastic view, fully THREE BEDROOMS - 1 3/4 FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM RENT TO OWN - $250 month, for eye tissue. L-87-tmc 4398. 19-0-42-11tp f't!rnished. Owner finsncing with baths, garagelworkshop, rovered two and one half bath Condo. water paid. Improve with labor PREGNANT, NEED HELP? - call great terms. Owner/agent, 257 deck. On 2/3 acre in Cedar Washer, dryer, fireplace. No and materials for down pay 4861. 16-L-21-tfc Creek, $87,000. Call for appoint ment. Good location, near Birthright, 1-8oo-848-Love ~NTBAlrF08 pets $425.00. Call A-l Carpet (5683) M-B-87-tfc FOR SALE -lot in Alto Village; lot ment, 267-7190, 6 to 10 p.m. Clean. 267-4442 or 258-3254 Mechem Furrs. Fenced yard, 1Utba& pnt. "'BO'...1'..o • 10,000 ..,.... fa -non 257-2873 after 6:30 p.m. o..a..v. NIl ~ ..r~"'" on Cree Meadows fairway, full 22-B-46-tfc after 6:00 p.m. 21-W-48-tfc 25-D-46-tfc TRYING TO REACH MORE LWII:iq' P'- 1600-..9 . ZlI,MoO Po B447 O...... l7. golfing memberships, $19,000 RUIDOSO/ALTO AREA - large, 2 NIl. NO 4..I.-ttl':.t -'000 ~ people than our local market? each,336-4372. 16-D-10-tfc 1/2 levels, four bedrooms, 3 13. A pts. f()t· RenI 14' x 70' FURNISHED - 3 U~Ilbotf...... ''RSo.~ loN1 __ tit. u..-JDc_...,. bedrooms, 1 112 baths, $250, How about 213,000 readers in 29 NM_S~ • ...-r...... "~ '10. aD~ EXQUISITE SIX BEDROOM - 6 baths, loft. Sleeps 15. Fireplace, $100 deposit. Willow Trailer hometown newspapers all over u.., ...... ~..J'.IO_ aoD:ol...... :h ID ~ bath home. Magnificent view, decks, Iota of room. Heat effi New Mexico. Ji'or $96.13 your 25 CItaat7. NIII • A 1IaT',pJ -nol...s.t. great rental history, Call Jeff at cient ftmlllce and construction. SHAW APARTMENTS - 1 and 2 Park, space 20, 622-2363. bedroom furnished apartments M-M-46-2tp • • word ad will reach 29 papers WBNBKD LlB'I'lNClBON RANCDBSOPALL Doug Bass and Associates. 258 Reduced price, $67,900. 915-694 outaide ofAlbuquerque. Call The 'rtPB8 AND 8IZB8. (N1IlI D~pl_) 5262. 19-D-21-tfc 8666. 27-J-47-6tp for rent. Good location. No pets. J.J~ K'tn:hotl'ReaI Eatate CO. 268-3111. M-V-49-tfc Ruidoso News at 267-4001 for FOR SALE BY OWNER - no down I.R.S. - Sealed Bid Sale: A single IS. Mobile Spaces more information. . R-92-tfnc 51208 BdceD1.Or'O DrIve PlalDview, T.,.... "19072 payment to qualified buyer, family dwelling with approxi NIGHTLYIWEEKLYIMONTHLY (_>2lla-'11H2 cabin in Ponderosa Heights, mately 2062 sq.ft., 3 bedrOoms, 3 - cabin, condos, townhouse, MOBILE HO~ SPACES - for CALL 257-4001- to find out about 28roSudderth $32,000,257-6317. 16-D-34-tfc baths. and city utilities, located homes and mobile rentals. Call rent. Located on the river near putting a classified ad in The BaJdoIIo, New MeztOD 8884S at 102 E.E. Miller Court, Century 21 Aspen Real Estate, shopping center. Call 257-4418, Ruidoso News. (110"> _'1_ 5% INTEREST - on balance after Joe 257-9057. 19-C-92-tfc $6,000 down. 5.721 acre tree cov Ruidoso, NM. Sale is set for Oc 257-7697. M-K-15-tfc ered estate tract in restricted tober 24, 1991 at 11:00 am. For EFFICIENCY APARTMENT ACmN' ACRES - adult Mobile subdivision with all un- Bid Forms and additional in recently redecorated, $260 Horp.e and'RV Park, vacancies. derground utilities. Sierra formation contact: P.F. Creech, month, bills paid. Call Century Centrally located, Ruidoso on Blanca and Capitan views. Revenue Officer, Internal 21 Aspen Realty, 257-9057 or river, 267-2004. M-M-43-tfc Owner, 267-6633. 27-F-36-13tc Revenue Service, P.O. Box 1637 268-3001. M-C·9-tfc Roswell, NM 88201, 505-623 NICE EFFICIENCY APARTMENT 17. Business Rcntals "P" PATCH - large hOUBe on 3 lots 8161. 54-C-47.5tp It's As Easy As 1 - 2 - 3 in Alto Village. Over 3,000 sq. - $300 monthly, utilities and ft.. 4 bedrooms, hot tub, sauna MUST SELL - in Ruidoso:. two cable paid, 258-6598 after 5 p.m.. M-G-31-tfc RETAIL SPACE - available at and 360 degree view. Initial trailers; one large 80X 12' and The Attic and Friends complex. Country Club membership. Jock one 40X 10', both on large end ONE BEDROOM :- comfortable 268-5396. M-A-93-tfc ey Club Seats also available. Iota. EaSy access winter or sum apartment, carpet, refrigera:::n • Call Nick, owner/agent, (505) mer. Price $40,000. 606-885- . stove, central heat. Please RETAIL SPACE - or office space [!J[]]OO ne~k 897-1948 or American Realty,· 6333 or 605-887-0097 after 7;00 378-8136 for details. M-I-33-tI'c for rent in decorated Adobe Plaza. C 257-4081, Item DElys (505) 897-3657. 41-P-42-8tp p.m. 30-B-47-4tp EFFICIENCY - one bedroom fur Selling For $25 In the Ruidoso Lines evenings, 267-4300. 16-S-12-tfc of copy '" THREE BEDROOMS - 2 baths, 2 WANTED - one or two acres of nished apartment. No pets. or less, News fireplaces, $62,600 cash. Also 4 land, unrestricted, between Clean and quiet. 257-4861 8fter OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT :::T Ruidoso Downs and Glencoe. 6 p.m. $296 month. M-L-37-tfc 1000 sq. ft. Air conditioned, bills lots. $5,000 to $12,000, 20% paid, nicely decorated. Prime down. No realtors please, 257 ltave cash. 378-4274. 16-A-47-2t): FOR RENT - furnished one and Ad must include Price & Phone Number 6949. 2()"L-42-8tp location, 510 Mechem Drive, two bedroom apartments. Utili 267-6366. 19-C-12-tfc MUST SELLITF_A.DE - Will look at BEAUTIFUL 320 ACRE ties paid, no pets. Willow Tree all offers on large rondo. Lodge, 257-2731. 16-R-38-tfc CHARLESTON SQUARE - active This offer applies only to Individuals, not busi ~'::.':::ti!i- mW:~':a~nof~::~ l,y seeking (cluster) tenants, Owner/agent, 1-606-758-9771. cozy APARTMENT - one $195 month including utilities nesses, advertising In selected classifications M-E-45-8tp croft and 3 miles south of bedroom furnished, good loca Mayhill Surrounded by' Lincoln and phone reception. Access to (Miscellaneous, Pets" Household Goods, Musical tion, $265 month, water paid, Common Boardroom plUB other Instruments, Antiques, Sporting Goods). FOR SALE - 1974 3 bedroom, 2 National Forest. Excellent deer 378-8178 or 605-296-4730. . bath mobile with built-on. Large and turkey bunting. Excenent amenities. Call Cindy, Gary M-V-42-tfc Lynch Realty, 257-4.011. lot, natural gas. Very good condi fences, pens, haybama, shed, LARGE ONE BEDROOM' - fur tion, $27,000. Low down, owner ram:ch house and trailer. Ade 26-G-l6-tfc nished apartment, $260 plUB SPACE AVAILABLE --' for salon, financing ifqualified, 257-5719. quate water for household and deposit. Gas and wate! paid, Free ads must be subml"ed 25-L45-tfc livestock. .Can run 20 mother 378-4661. . M·R-45-tfc tea room or retail shop at The To: The Ruidoso News cows and horses year round. Attic Complex, 1031 Mechem, P.O. Box 128 FOR SALE BY OWNER - 31.7 Shown by appointment, uNFiJRlitlSifiiJri - three iieCh'Oom, 258-5338. 16-A-46-tfc acres. with 21 acres water rights. $260,000,505-268-4417. three bath townhouse. Lease re 2000 SQUARE FOOT - former ski Ruidoso, N.M. 88345 Owner financing. River frontage, . ,. 5~-M-4S48-3tp quired. J() Steel Pine Mountain .on Coupon below. shop. Clientel established. Mid 3 miles east of race track, 378 Realty,268-3161 M·S-47-tfc townd!lenty of parking. Out NO TELEPHONE CALLS 4332. 22-P-45-9tc 11. llu~im'~s Opp. ONE BEDROOM HOUSE - fur stan 'ng opportunity, Other nished,. all bills paid. $376 shops available. te' Claires ...... --_.' . "'teUP-I- . Ruidoso Transfel\ month, .150 deposit. Fflr more Moutnain Village, 505-257- OWNERs MUST SELL - ilIIlall .. and Storage comJl~ information call A-I Mini 6268. 2416 Sudderth betWeen .....'------manufacturing with StoraRe, 257-9417. 19-A-47·2tc 10:00 a.m. • 6:00 p.m. • • • . ... World Wide Moving untaoJMld potential well e8tab --'--~------lishelf .d18tomer base and 4 ,., 26-D-48-8tp 378·8218 travelipgstd~ TWO BEDROOM HOUSE • com ONLY $1 EXTRA - gets your it -,,-- reps. BuJIl season .1· • ... .. jUBt ahead. 'Not on pl.eteiy furnished, fireplace, $225 reader ad. in . The Rui41o,so 1981 tbru. 1990 dllpentlant • plus bills and deposit. UpJlOr Relltltter, following one or more National Awards lor RuidoBoeconODly. Easily relo ...... cated. Priced riglitll 257·5929• Canyon, no JlOts. 257·7643. Jlll&llcatio~ ill The Ruidoso e r .... Sales andService 32·8-17-tfe 16-F-47·tt'c N~ .... ... I- 0 •• ,___ • ...:...._~MIiIll":lIl... .• ~ .. "", .~,.~,:t=..';~,;.L':;."...,..,.;.:-.....:::'..~;~~,~~L,;..;;.;.~;A..->oJiioL' ~,"""'~.., -",r.. i;~'~' .. p po ------,...... ---"..-.----- ~--_.- ~-_. ------. - -- .....-- .... ~ • ..---....- ...... -- ...... _ ~ _ .... r • _,. ~ •• • Monday. October 14. 19911 The Ruidoso News/3D . Classified . , . . 1'). p,'opcrty Mgll1i. 33. Pets ant! Supplies 41. MiscdhllleOllS 4~. Help V\'Ull('C(/ . 5J.Firew()ot! fot Sale Legal Notice . ;,-,,:;.,'<,<,-- .- LET us - manage )'oUr rental COLLIE PUPPIES - AKC, LaBsie MAGNE'l'W TRUCK SIGNS INVESTIGATE· the PRN positions FIREWOOD - Juniper, Cedar, FOR 11'; AND DECLARING AN property. We are full and need type, One, adult female to a good 10"x2(", two for $50, 258-6699. that we have available at Pinon, Pine, ~~le. Seasoned, EMERGENCY. more. Call us to discuss what we home, 354-2359. M-M 44 4tp M-E-41-tfc Ruidoso Care Center. If you en stove cuts av ble all year, The preamble reciteB or includes have to offer. Lela Easter Realty, TINY - black, male, Pomeranian, TUPPERWARE - your area joy a wonderful staff and profes 257-6966. M-W-35-tfc such matters as: the prior issuance 257-7313. 25-L-I0l-tfc 7 weeks, registered, $200. dealer, Laura, 257-2885. sional environment then you'll PREMIUM SEASONED -' fire of refunding bonds pa1!able from Parents on premises, 378-8015 M-R-45-4tp like working with ns. Contact wood. Cord, 112 cord, 1/4 cord, the net revenues (the 'Revenues") or 378-4279. M-N-45-2tp WELDED PIPE - barbeque Terese Knight today at 505-257 1/8 cord lots. 257-3005. of the Village's joint water and FOR SALE - AKC registered cooker, $50, 267-2818. . 9071 or apply to: Ruidoso Care MCNisalAE. M-U-36-tfc sewer system (the "System"); the WE BUY - wrecked cars, pickups. Siberian Husky pups, black and 17-T-45-tfnc Center, 5th & D Street, Ruidoso, QUALITY SEASONED - firewood, present joint water and sewer sys NM 88345. EOE. 45-J-47-2tp tem is insufficient and inadequate; Will pick up. D & S. Salvage, white with blue eyes. Only 3 9' SLIDE IN CAMPER - on custom Juniper, Cedar, Pinon, Oak. 378-4816. .M-S-73-tfc males left, call Phil, 505-365 trailer, three way refrigerator, FULL AND PART-TIME - poBi Delivered or you pick up.., Dif the Council has determined that it ~ 2085. 20-K-46-ltp tions are now availableI Learn ferent cuts ay.ilable. Reasonable is in the best interest ofthe Village MUST SELL - 1987 red Nissan large double bed, AlC; furnace, to enter into a loan agreement and 200sx, call 378-8232. FOR SALE - Beautiful Siberian double sink, bathroom, $1500 about the opportunities that prices. Prelit!ln Stone, 1-354 . M-F-22·tfnc Husky puppies. 378-4646. await you at Ruidoso Care Cen 2356. 20-S-41-8tp .to execute and deliver a promissory firm. 113 Buck Trail,Fawn note (collectively the ''Loan'') to pro 1989 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN M-S-47-3TC . Ridge, 258-4901. 25-D-47-2tp ter, CNA classes ~tarting Nowl QUALITY FIREWOOD - various Contact Terese Knight at 505 vide funds to finance a wastewater 4x4, conversion package, TV, FREE TERRIER - puppies. Call • types, lengths and amounts. treatment facility .(the . "Project") radar, CB, dnal heat, air, low weekends, 258-3453. M-L-47-2trn WARM MORNING- Pro~Gas 257-9071 or apply to RuidoBo Reasonable priced. Prompt, heater stove withelectric blower, Care Cel!.~1j 5th and D Street, courteous delivery. Availalile pursuant to the State ofNew MelIi mileage. Extra nice. Payoff only, MINIATURE SCHNAUZER - pup co Wastewater Facility Construc 258-3235. 20-A-34-tfc excellent condition. Four Ruidoso, !'1M 88345. EOE. everyday, 505-257-2422. pies, AKC champion bloodlines, stodded tirell cpr MAZDA 323, . 41-J-47-2tc M-T-41-8tp tion Loan Act; the Loan will be pay 1984 JEEP RENEGADE - new excellent temperament. Born 195,60 R15 87T (only used 3 able from the Revenues and the paint, brakes and soft top, 6 8/19191. Las Cruces, 524-6953. FIREWOOD - Cedar, Juniper, priority of the lien of the Loan of months), electric typewriter, ex . 44. Wod, Wanted Pine, pitdt fire starters, $100 cylinder, excellent condition, $200. . M-G-47-4tp cellent condition. 258-9018. . the revenues. $6700 obo, 257-6789. $125 cord, delivered, 336-7078. . Sections 1 through 4 define the FOR SALE - beautiful Barbados 27-P-48-4tp-R2 HOME REPAIRS - carpentry, " 16-M-40-8te Ram, one year old. 336-4580. l\l-W-46-4tp terms used in the ordinanee: ratifY LANDSCAPING - Douglas Fir . drywall, painting, roofing, and confirm all previous actions by 1987 ISUZU 'tROOPER n - ex M-E-47-2tp Biding, glazmt:' masonry. Rea cellent condition, 4><4, 5 speed, trees, 2, 3 and 4 foot at The the Village directed toward the BEAUTIFUL AKC - registered Fruit Stand, 1/4 mile from the sonable, Mr. Fbdt, 257-6357. Legal Notices Loan; and set forth certain findings air and stereo, $5800, 354-3119. Rottweiler puppies, six weeks . M-L-46-3tp M-U-43-4tp racetrack, Highway 70 East. of the Council which include: the old, By appointment only. Call 20-T-95-tfnc YARD WORK. - mowing and till execution and delivery of the Loan BAJA BUG - 1962, rebuilt engine, after 6:00 p.m. 257-7433. LEGAL NOTICJt; , REFRIGERATORS -washers, ing. No job'too large or small, PUBLIC BEARJ,NG . to finance the Project is necessary 1986, $1500 cash. Call 378-8395. Mc~2te 378-6430. M-B.33-tfc dryers, dishwashers. All brands PURSUANT TO SECTION for the Village and will result in M-B-45-3tp FREE KITTENS - two male, two i savings of interest costs to the Vil serviced. Affordable Appliance LYDIA'S CLEANING SERVICE 6B-4, NMSA 1978, '1'HE GOVE FOR SALE -1974 Jeep Cherokee female, very cute, seven weeks and Electronic Service, 257 holidays coming. Let me clean ING BODY OF THE VILLAGE I~ lage; the Village will acquire, im station wagon, 4 wheel drive, old. 258-5052. M-E-48-2nc 4147. Service, DDt lip service. your vacation homes. Dry foam CAPITAN shall hold a Public He$r prove and finance the Project; and Chevrolet motor. Runs and 17-A-27-tfc carpet, fast drying. mtrasonic ing on October 15, 1991, at 6/30 monies available for the Project drives good. First $1,250, call blind cleaning, 258-4065. p.m. at the Village of Capitan Qity from all other sources are not suffi 257-6905 after 5 p.m. '34. • Yard Sules . 42. \Y~ilJ(ed to Buy 2O-L-43-6tp Hall, 114 Lincoln Avenue, Capitan, cient to defray the costs ofthe Pro 21-B-45-2tp je~i. SITI'ER FOR ELDERLY in'your New Menco on the questiO!1 of and the municipal water 1982 NISSAN SENTRA - very eco THREE FAMILY GARAGE SALE ~cohol facilities and the municipal WANTED REASONABLE - priced home or hospital. Have whether the Department of nomical, $1,000.257-3041. - Friday 18th and Saturday references, call 376-4976. &; Gaming Division, Regulation & sanitary sewer facilities shall con M.C-47-4tp 19th, 8:00 to 4:00. 204 Morning full membership Alto lot with Licensing Department should ap tinue to constitute a joint public terms. No Realtors please. 817 M-M-46-6tp take side Drive. Toys, Baby, Children prove the proposed transfer of utility and shall be operated and 1991 FORD ESCORT - over 379-6355. M-C-48-3tp WANTED - by healthy senior maintained as such. payments. If interested, 378 aud Adult Clothing, household non-~kers, ownership and lOcation ofthe liquor items and lots of miscellaneous couple, non-rowdy: Sections 5 and 6 authorize the 4322 before 5:00; 378-4624 after House-sitting I;'osition. this license owned by Lewvanco, Inc., 5:00. 17-G-47.2tp things. 25-P-48-2tp 43. lIelp \Vnnted currently located at 433 W. 1st acquisition of the project and the winter while looking to buy nice Street, Capitan, NM to Brewer Oil funding ofthe Project from the pro 1987 TOYOTA CRESSIDA - 69,000 home with garage this :£o,:g ceeds of the Loan not to exceed 35. Household noods CATTLE BARON - Restaurant Co., PO Box 1347, Artesia, New miles, one owner, $8,500. 257 has openings for cooks and serv after selling our Okl a Mexico 88210. Any objections to $1,122,000 excluding costs to be 4144. M-H-47-3tp ers. Apply in person, weekdays ranch. Box 447, Talihina, OK the proposed transfer will be heard paid from any other S()urce, with an 1990 CHEVROLET 2171 4X4 AT JOYCE'S - Furniture Bam, from 2 to 5 p.m. 18-C-97-tfc 74571. 32-W-47-4tp at the time of this public hearing. mterest rate not to exceed 5% {IBI' annumj authorize the execution loaded. five speed manual. we have a large inventory ofrea MR BURGER - now hiring CLEANING SERVICES - Profes Final action on the proposed license exeelleDt eondltion. 267-7181. sonably priced furniture and ap counter help and rooks. Apply at sional, reliable cleaning in home transfer will be taken at the Regu and delivery of the Loan which are Only serious inquiries. pliances. Open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 6 1203 Mechem. M-M-21-tfc or office. Excellent references. I lar Council Meeting following the to be payable and collectible solely M-S-47-2tp days a week. We buy, sell and do windowsl 258-4994. Public Hearing at 7:00 p.m. from the revenueSj state that the trade. 650 Sudderth. 257-7575. NOW ACCEPTING - applications M-H-47-2tp . Is/Jan Stal"Iies Lender has agreed to disburse the 30-C-n-tfc for bus persons mid delivery per Clerk-Treasurer loan proceeds over the construction sons. Apply Pizza Hut, both loca period of the Project without dis OFFICE FURNITURE - couch, tions, M-P-23-tfc 46. S('rYices Village ofCapitan recliners, chairs, commercial 1'l850 U(10) 14 count; state that the final maturit! fudge machine, two wheel cov HELP WAi\lTED - housekeepers, ofthe Loan shall nolo exceed beyond ered trailer, 240 County Club. experience preferred, 336-4321. TELEPHONE BUSINESS - Sys 20 years from the date the Project 505-267-4590. 17-P-48-ltp M-H-27-tfc tems. Sales, service, rellair all LEGAl. NOTICE is completed; approved the form of WANTED - mature and qualified systems. Commumcations VILLAGE OF the Loan and the execution of all Specialties, License fl30421, 267 RUIDOSO, NEW MEXICO documents neoosaary to r.oroply : 36. NIusical IllstnJltlcnts person to work package store, . part-time. Please apply in per 2860. M-C-65-tfc NOTICE OF with the provisions ofthe omi"ance . son, Hollywood Inn. 18-8-44=3tp CIiECK STATE FARM - Insur PROPOSED OlWlNANCE and the Loan. PIANO FOR SALE - wanted: Notice is given ofthe title and of CATTLEMAN'S STEAK. HOUSE ance rates. Your best buy, 510 Section 7 states the pay1lI,,"t of respllDsible JllIl1:y to assume Mechem, 257-5366, Greg Carey a general summary of the subject the principal of and interest IIIl the smiill montlily payments on hiring for all positions. Apply in matter of proposed Ordinance person, 211 Highway 70 West, Agency. M-S-I01-tfc Loan are poYBbleand collectible NAI10NAL CAR CARE I't'IONTH ~. No.910 13, on which al'ublic hearing piano. See Call credit nexttoWal-Mart. 17-C-45-4te FREE ESTIMATES - in shop. solely out ofthe revenues and .ball manager, 1-8 7-4266. will be held by the V1llalte Council not oonstitute an indebtednllBB or 24, Pickups· Trucks 19.J-44-6tp iiiRlNG - experienced cooks, bus TVsl18~CRs, stereos. Affordable Of App . ce and Electronic Ser ofthe Village Ruidoso,"New Mex debt of the Village within the "-' -- persons, wait persons; ico on the 29th day of October, meaning of any constitutional or 1978 CHEVROLET - 112 ton, in 41, Ylbc('llalleOus . Michelena's Italian Restaurant, vice, 1925 Sudderth, 257-4147. 1991. Complete copies of this Or 2703 Sudderth. Apply in person. Service, DD lip service. statutory provisions and shall not. sulated topper, phone 258-4366. dinance are available for public in constitute general obligations ofthe . M-G-33-6tp MOUNTAIN SALVAGE - buying M-M-47-4te 19-A-27-tfc spection during the norInal and ASPEN AIRE CARPET CARE Village. . IN GOOD CONDlTlON - 1984 wrecked cars, custom exhaust NIGHT AUDITOR • needed at Inn regular business hours of the Vtl Sections 8 through 13 provide systems, mechanic on duty. of the Mountain Gods. Experi- your carpet and upholstery lage Clerk, Village of Ruidoso, Chevrolet _SJ:!lI _4 wheel drive, cleaning professionals. Call for terms for the operation of the Pr0 $3,000, 37lHMU. M-A-39-tfc Three miles east of track, 378- ence preferred but not neces- County ofLincoln, New Mexico. ject; provide for the disposition and 8110. 17-B-I4-tfc sary. Come b'l. personnel office or free estimate, 267-7714. The title ofthe Ordinance ia: 1983 PICKUP - F150 Ford, 4><4, 4 M-A-9-tfc administration of proceeds of the HUMANE SOCIETY _ Kita N' call 257-614 , ext. 7330 in Mes- Loan; state that the Village pledges speed. Good lookinR truck, runs DRIV.EwAY NEED REPAIR AN ORDINANCE great, $3,250, 354-2914. Kaboodles Thrif1; Shop has calero. 23-I-47-2tc AUTHORIZING THE VILLAGE and grants a security interest in, mOved to larger quarters: 629 COCHERA RESTAURANT has or graveled12li8-323li. and the priority of, the Revenues M-M-43-6tp M-A-34-tfc OF RUIDOS2l-~MEXICO, FOR SALE - 1988 1/2 ton Chev Sudderth (next to Amy's; white positions available for wait per- TO ENTER Jl'l·tu A LOAN for the payment of the Loan; and rolet truck, LWB. Like new, stucco building in rear), 257- BOns, hostess/cashier, cook imd SHARPENING - Chain Saws, AGREEMENT W11'H THE NEW provide details relating to the Vtl 40,000 uiiles with camper shell. 5463. ()pen Wednesday, Thurs- dishwasher. Apply in person at Mower repair. McCullough MEXICO ENVIRONMENT IBgl! incurring additional obliga Call 257-6152, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. day, Friilay, Saturday. 12 p.mA 1214 Mechem. Bring resume if Dealer, Pro-Service, 257-5479. DEPARTMENT FOR tions secured by Revenues. 19-N-45-2tp p.m. Lots more odds and ends/ available. Immediate placement. M-P-18te WASTEWATER Sections 14 thrould1 17 provide including furniture. Come ana 25-C-47-2te CONSTRUCTION LOAN protective covensnts for the benefit 1988 F150 XLT LARIAT - 4X4 forge~ SKUNK - problems? Top soil. Call of the Lender, including a guaran truck fiberglass shell, carpeting. browse. Also, don't us if· COURT CLERK. POSlTlON _ ail- FUNDS INA PRINCIPAL you have any serviceable . av. 257-2432 after 6 p.m. AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED tee of sufficient rates; define events 257-9398. M-E-48-2tp household items for donation. If able, Village of Rmdoso Downs, . M-W-41-8tp of default; and establish remedies $4.3~ $1,122,000; DESIGNATING you could volunteer a few hours hO}ll'ly, 20 hours per week THE USE OF 'I'HE LOAN and duties upon default. a week, please call 257-4547 or maXlmmn. Must work 6:30-8:30 JON SUNTHIMER - Bookkeeping/ FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSE Sections 18 through 24 provide 257-5463. . H-67-tfnc p.m.. Tuesday. !Uld Thursday accounting, and general OFDEFRAYING'l'HE COST details relating to the' defeasance of . evemngs; rema,wng 16 hilurs at household services. 257-4337. OF CONSTRUCTION, the Loan and amendment ofthe or· THRIFT SHOP - Hospital Au:sil- your convenience. Obtain ap- M-~7-2tp ACQUlRlNG AND dinance; state that the ordinance is liary. Open Monday through plication at City Hall, Ruidoso OTHERWISE IMPROVING . irrepealablej provide severability Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 140 Downs. 35-V-47-3tc THE WAS'l'EWATER. and repealer clauses; declare the FR E30DAY Nob Hill Drive. Telephone 257 FACILITIES OF THE VILLAGE existence ofan emergency; and pro 7051. 17-T-97-tfnc PART-TIME - help wanted. Apyly vide that the ordinance will become , WARRANTY in person at Warrior Sweet Shop JOlNTWATERAND SEWER FINANCING WITH READ THE cLASSiFIEf>s - You APPlIANCES - EleCTRONICS SYSTEM; DECLARING THE effective five days after such publi may find something you need or between 10:00 and 6:00 p.m. SERVICE cation ofthis notice. ONLY $195 DOWN M-W-48-2tc NECESSITY FOR THE LOAN; 'Want in The Ruidoso News. (505) 25N147 PROVIDIrmTHATTHE LOAN /sJTammie Maddux IUSED 4X4 TRUCKSI WILL BE PAYABLE AND Clerk EASTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY COLLECTWLE SOLELY ViUage ofRuidoso '90 Ford Aerostar Van RUIDOSO'INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER 48, Child Care FROM THE NET REVENUES DATE: October 10, 1991 low mUeBge, extra clean Legal '7848 U(10)14 RUIDOSO,NM , TO BE DERIVED FROM THE '89 Ranger Tem.por8lf'Y Part-Ttme Faoul~POIIltloD OPERATION OF THE JOINT iDcIacJIna LICENSED CHILDCARl!: - Eight low mUss, 4x4 tMaslc. G1dtllr lPotycholog years experience, firstaid WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM; '88 Ranger ISp_m-h Certiffied. Hot meals and lots of PRESCRIBING OTHER 4x4, eporltruok trheater fun. 378-8484. M-R-47-3tp DETAILS CONCERNING THE IS_Itee.-...taatloDot LOAN. AND THE SECURITY USED CARS •GeolallJ' _log Keep Up 'O...... CoJDputer '89 Toyota Tercel oN__~ WOULD YOU LIKE TO LIVE :IN RUIDOSO? good economy, lOW miles Cmpond~"" With All The lDreftIDg • Lo:t the Economic Development ofLIncoln C<>unty she.. you BDd your employoor wby you should move your company Co our '89 Ford Escort tCeramIce area. ~ Oo_.m_t_-m- IS_bbe...... J...... -yla. Local News 4 dr., good eCOI\Dmy Scad the DBmC ofa qua1I8ed buRlnC'ft!" cnva.er COIII!IIdertDg n:1ocaUcm. 1_CompenooaUonlitItaeedont!IOO_endit~.Oo__d plus $5.00 Cor postage and baudJlng ofourbrochure. Your name RENTAL OInt a enidlt....-..".. euraed~.de_ht.theeubjeot OInt. lit BDd that ofthep...-you """" n:enuuuended wtIl be placed In " ------~the __4 d_1o ...... lfIaatlatt. chawlDg Cor" _ ...,.,...,.,d In RuId""" for each ofyou. Read REPURC.,.ASE SeDdletterat_t _ .... Your Name _ '91 Lincoln Continental , BNMU-B,ulcl_ Onlter The Town Cars (7) A'l."i.'.N, Dr. " ....MW_. Dln>ctor Address Ita 1400Sudc1erthDrl_ Clty/St/'::Z::::t,...p------. low mllee,. save$10,000 R~NM8884G Telephone, _ Ruidoso News 1991 AetOstarVans (1) AppUaatl...... wIlllte accepted nnWpoeltl_.... lDle...... to : EDCLC, 1096 Mechem. 4x4. 8ave$4GOO BNMUIItanAUlrmatl_AatlctD/EqaalBmp1oyment Sulte 80, Ruidoso; 11M 55MB <' ~tiBmploye1' 1105-258-15967 , :.... _~ " "---"-""" _-- __ __ ----_ __ - , 48/ The Ruidoso News I Monday, October 14, 1991 , , Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF FORECWSURE SALE " 'IWELFTH JUDICIAL ACTION OR PROCEED G -7ffl-r-- -'-.- Weed, New Mexico Commonly known as Fox ' DllffllJCT COURT IN NOTIch hdy .gIven that Proj, No. PSMIC • lIollow CondominiuniB, Unit ~ day o~ sale. COUNTY OF LINCOLN ~~~~'~HANIE ~ nndermgned Speaal Master ~ 17633 21(10)10,13 115, RnidlOo, New Mexico. 111Cynthia L Weiamae rL Butt, STATE OF NEW MEXICO CHRISTINE' WI , on the 29th day rL OcWber, Said sale will be mude PUl8uant ~e &; Baehr, P.C., 2155, IN THE MAITER OF THE GREE'I'I WRiGlIT 1991, st 1O~0 a.m., at the front to the Judgment entered in the LOl1l8lUllll Boulevard, N.E., Pest Of. ESTATE OF MARGARET EL- YOU ~~EREBY NOTIFIED ~:anre ~ ~~:uniClN'pal Buildi.n~, ~~~k above-entitled and numbered cause ~re ,Box83170, Albuquerque, Ne~ LEN NlJ'ITING IlocwncL th t CIB W' .. age 0 W 100, ew MexIoo, DIS' on September 26 1991 which at enlO 7190, (505) 88(.()777, ~ . ' No. PB ,88-1M fiI~;a Co~plZ1:~:: ~ ~Ilo~nhi~strib~er lush STATE~~=CO tinn wss asnit to'forecl~ the no~ the attorney for the p1ain~ . NOTICE OF Dlv. ill Jud!l"'ent, Fraud, and Consp~cy 10illted in tn:1n Co':y oo~~ COUN1'Y OF LINCOLN ~d~rf[ held by the above- ~~u: agaInst you, Glenda Lee Wnght Mexico to-wit, ' FREEDOM BANK fIkIa S' mI. . B 671 IlEARlNG BY PUBUCA· and Gloria Riley in the Distrid U;t 27 Bi ok 14 fAlto C t DUBLIN NATIONAL BANK, ani Judgment dIrected fore- C ,01 11ON Curt fL' I C t N M Sub .'..0 ,0 res Pia' tiff, closure of the mortgage on such arnzozo, THE STATE OF NEW MEXI- .0 C. 'IIn~nk oun y, bew ex- . dlVlslOn,UmtlI,Ruid?so, lD 'property to satis~ the following New Mexico 88301 CO, 110, IV! oc et Num er CV· LmlOln County New MUllco . VB. . "te' Telephone: (500) 648-. To. ELMER W'"...... , 91100IIl:'J'he object rL said awon is mhnwnhy u,.; ~at thereor' ROBERT B. ROSS a/kIa R.B. 1:; t f ~ 1'1640 41'(10)71421,28 • , 1~\J Jl JllU'lG to obtam declaratory judgment filed in the office ofthe ROSS and JOY L. ROSS, his 000 0, . " ', ~ ORIN NlJ'ITING a~iusl the Defendants for fraud . County Clerk and Ex-officio wife, TIlANQlJ1LINO SILVA Judgment..., ....",....", ..$37,889,81 '---,---- ~KNOWN I!ElRS OF aud ~nspirRfY iu IOdnection with lleeorder ofLiueoIn County, 9 . and NORA SILVA, Interest to dale rL sale...... 588.82 LEGAL NOT1C1l AND AU =:TflNG PlallltiJ!'S o~half interest in and' July, 1968 in Tuhe 1/317. Defendants. ""sfee SAUl or ~ONS WHO PER- to the followmg desenbed real prop- Commonly known as 103 No. CV-91-30 and ~ .1,981.31 SURPLUS PROPERTY ANY ~~ OR CLAIM erty loc~ted in LiIllOIn COunty, Whitney Drive, Rnidn90, New . Div. I Accrumg costs ,, 69.35 Sealed bids for the sale of sur· IN THE New MeXICO: Mexico NOTICE OF,SALE TOTAL.."..., "" ",,$40,529.29 plus pro ertywill be 'd' th X, pUl8uanl office ~~ fi :ATE OF MARGARET EL- Lot No.6, Block of the West Said sale'will be made NOTICE IS 'HEREBY GIVEN In .additiong thereto, there will be Jthe e OR IN~~r:Ff~ Cedar Subdivision, ss shown by to the Judgmeut entered in the that on the 1st day of November, fbti costs, to~er .Wlth costs The VtlIage of Rnid08ll ~t the c:- UTlGATED IN THE the msp thereof on file in the above-entitled and numbered IlInse 1991, at the hour ~ 10:00 0'do.ok p~ I :nnif thia Nnliee and the tmlized Purchasing WarehnWle 1IEREIN office ofthe County Clerk and o~ September 19, 1991, which ae- s.m" the undemgnoo Speml ~ .8le sFee to be ~ by 421 Wmgfield, Ruid08ll, New Men: BEARINF MENTIONED Ex-officro Recarder, Lincoln uon was asuit to foreclose the nole MaIller ~I, nt the ~ en~ thi~urt III the smount of~.OO 10 until bid npening time: 2:00 R~doso, fTE~mbmy 1~~d Heuring'on the Petit filoo h County, New MenlO, June 5, and mortgage held by the above- rL ue VutlageNHall, Lm- da o this 28th P.M., Tuesday, October 29 1991. th d' Ion y 1962. named Plaintiff. 10ln , nun~, ew ~1O, sell all y ep er" Tabulated bids will be 'resented ~ee::; fo~BOftit RePf," You sre further nolifioo thot un· Said Judgment directed fore- ~ nght, u:iJ rdamten:st of the SP~~ ~vTERez, for Council consideratio~ during On! f C . u e Ion or leBS you enler your appenrauce closure rL tho mortgage on such a ove-name een nte 10 and to the next meeting rL the VtlIa e ~ b powple~ ~ettlement. of plead or otherwise l'Illlpond in said properly to satiB~ the following the hereinafter. deBCriboo real ~ 1'/63641'(10)7,14,21,28 Colllllil atrer bid opening, g . y ersona , p!esentatIve cause on or before November 5, items: " . estate to the highest bIdder for All bids must be sealed and ~ll ~ourt c~sh. ~e ~:be held~::;oat the District~;IO, of 1991, declaratoryjudgment will be Amount of ' ~~le pr?perty toCoun~,be sold is T:I~ marked "Surplus Bid," Please fill in NN:w f~'set-~ rendered sgaiWlt you bj default Judgment ,$52,594.ltl OXl)~r10 dLmeoIn New I r: item number according to wbal you the 31st da~,~.f Odobewhi~h 't~ andpCIO~P~aI~tthe relief prayoob~ ~antedfr,r in the Interest to dale d ~MIiIi more partieularly . DISTRICT COURT sre biddingi~mson. TV LISTINGS FOR 9:00 o'clock at ti WIll to ofsale""": ..... "....".,,...... 794,84 eSSEl4 oWdW2 mU!4 1mr COUNTY OF LINCOLN All may be seen and bid Curt ;,m .d .me .e smuff 10 IOnfornnty WIth the al. Altnrney's fees . . an """"/4 STATEOFNE fonns p!cked up at the Centralized cl~ding th~~~i:: th~ Pe~ti°f In~ lelg~tions of the Plaintrl'fs Com- and c~sts ".. "."".1,267.10 ~tlOnl~2E TOt~hiMPp8'South, RESOLUTION 'rit~cgOR- Purchasing Warehouse from 8:00 October 14 through October 20 lin h d' r. 0 ~ na ac pwnt. Acaumg costs ..49.~ .nge as,.. .M., PORATION!Iee •• A.M. to 5:00 P.M. on Friday, ()eto. coun g, t e lBtribution of .the The name and address of the at- TOTAL " "" ..$54 705 97 Lmcoln Co~ty, New Mexico,. ,as ~I~er for Sil- ber 18, and Saturday October 19 ::Md'1h~\~lIen!It~nlti~, tomey for the Plaiutiff are as fol. In addition thereto, there'will be Together WIth an Vft' Savmgs ~iff,' 1991. 'The successrul bidder fo; CHANNEL LISTINGS I itWa d' ~ ~ 00 ~ • Iowa: Alan P, Morel, Parsons & accruing eo8lll, together with 1081ll' nnprovemenIB thereon. VB each item shall pay in IlIsh In the ~ 'P t~c rgI~ thfinth B~anl, P.A., P: O. Box 1000, of publialtion ofthia Nnliee and the SUBJECT to any ea~enls, uHf R. SILVA d Village rL Ruidn8n the full price 2 Sports Network ESPN daime 0 del ~er flO. le e; RwdoBO, New MeIICO, 88345, Special Master's Fee to be fixed by l1ll~etron aud reservations of BEATRICE G SILVA, h band upon acceplaJxe rL the item. Sue- 3. Portales, NM pas KNEW o r eman a0 any 10 res WIT~ESS my hand and aeal rL thia Court in the amount ofl2OO.oo reco. . IUd wife' riANK 08 an ~ bidders mnal pay for and pers~. t to S4 1-4 the Dialrret Court rL LinlOln WITNllffi my hand this 24 day The Fored~ Sale, will be married ~an de' ~ a pick up items within len (10) daJ8 4 Albuquerque, NM NBC KOB n~~ ~e ~~ ~~ e thsatiS~b JUd~thent e~=~ o~ 1978 ofthe County, New MenlO. on this the of September, 1991. 4 dtob aC and separate Council Approval and successful 5 Home Box Office HBO hi, ,,. pace 0 16th day of September, 1991 rea ere .yea ove ourt II) e REVENlJE' bIdders. eanng on said Petition IS hereby '/slWesBrownfi ld, above-entitled and numbered cause SERVICE; BUR- The Villa eof R'd I 6 Cable News Network CNN given you by publilll~on. once each MARGO E. LJNDS,;Y SPECIAL m on September 17 1991 being an ROUGHS &RHODES, apartner. the right tog .at 100 ~ week, for two _liveweeka. CLIlRK OF THE ~ 1'/627 aclion to fnredose'mnrlg~oo on the ship; STATE OF NEW MEXICO, amIInr all bids'"I: thorba'Fle an~ 7 American Movie Classic AMC D~CT 00 10 WTBS WITNESS the hand and seal of COURT 41'(9)00(10)714,21 obove-deaeribed property.' DEPA1lTMENT OF LABOR; IUd rLthe VillageOrde~ e re 8 Atlanta, GA INO this Court this 11th day of October, By: lsi Elizabeth Lueras 'However, the Foreclosure Sale TAXATION AND REVENUE DE- By of Gove • Bod KOAT 1991 Dtt:uly shall be made subject to the lien PAIlTMIlNT or '11IIl STATE OF ,.r:OO'\J 9 Albuquerque, NM ABC MARGOE.LINDSAY ~gaU76204t(9)23~O(10),,14 LEGAL NOTICE owed to Defendants Silva by NEW MEXICO, V~P has' Ag t 10 Roswell, NM CBS KBIM DISTRICT COURT CLERK INVITATION TO BID ' Defendants Ross. Defendants. £1.den 11 Local Digital LOCAL fSIEboer W. Na~ PIlOJIlCI' NO. PS-92-0310 Said Judgment directed fore- No. CV-lJO.291 ~ 17&15 ~I:lrn Personal Representative LEGAL NOTICE PROJECT NAME: FIRE closure of said mortgages on said ~OTI? OF ' 12 Chicago,IL IND WGN LAW OFFICES OF NOTICE OF SHERIFF SALE DEPT. SUBSTATION property to satis~ the Plaintiffs ~P~\JLOD~ SALE 13 Discovery DISCOVER MEL B. O'REILLy James C. McSwane, Sheriff of WEED] NEW MEXICO, judgment, which includes interest .Notire IS he~by given tha~ J.C. LEGAL NOTICE Mel B. O'Reilly the County of Lincoln, State of New SACREMENTO VOLUNTEER and costs to February 7 1991 of Wcbmond SpeCIal Master, will on TWELFm JUDICIAL 14 Nashville TNN 2780 San Pedro NE, Suite E Mexico, Hereby ~ves notire that in FIRE DEPT. $238,441.26; interest arig' at ovember 12, 1991, at 10:00. a.m.: DISTRICT COURT 15 CBN Cable Network CBN Alba ae ue New Case !CV·91J.43, in the Twel1lh ~ Coonty rL Otero, New Mnri the rale 0f15'1b per annum be '. at the enlranee In. the ~ COUNTY LINCQLN or 16 CNN Headline CNNHEAD MJo 8';110' Judicial District Court Division III 1jO, will npen sealed bids at 3:00 ning September 17 1991 a~s County Courthouse, III Cornznzo, STATE OF NEW MEXICO We still love parades (606) 881.76'16 Co~ty rL Liueoln, ~Illle of Ne~ P,M. ~ the 25th .dar of October, feea and costs, ~ the Special :ew Menco, sell ~ IOnvey to the IN THE MAT1'ER or THE 17 Music TV MTV Attorney for PenonaI Menco, Jenmnge Oil Com. 1991, III the ComlJlJ88ll)n Chambers Master's Fee in the th~;oo. best ~er for ESTATE LA. Some of the best dressed people in the Aspenfest '91 parade were Wherem amount of cash, all OF 'BUJr WAft. 18 New York, NY INP WOR llepresenIalive llR."y ia P1sinliff and Jamea W, Otero County Courtbnua~ 10th and $200.00. Furthermore, there will be e!Ill ~ titIe,.and 10m of the Il1lN, Ilooeased. strolling down Sudderth Drive in the company of allama. The big parade ~ 2T(IO)l4~1 Y~k ~ ~ 19 The Weather Channel TWe 1'1G49 Stirman and Karen K Stinnan sre New Streets, AJamognrdo, almling costsl together with costs partieapror~hereto. III to. reala~ Cwe No.I'II-H lasted from close to two hours, and as many as 30,000 people lined up ______Defendants, and pursuant to aWrit New MeXICO, for the construction of of publication ofthis Notice, descnbed mExhibIt A Division m IND KGSW along Sudderth to view the annual caravan. To make the weekend even of Execution issued. The Lincoln a new volunteer fire substation to The Plaintiff has the right to bid tac e hereto. NOTICE OF 29 Albuquerque, NM LEGAL NOTICE . C~unty Sheriff~ Depa~ent has be construc~ in Weed, New Mexi- at such ~e and submit its bid ver- TORANWNSHIP 10 SOUTH, HEARING PUBLICATION 22 Disney DISN more fun, Ruidoso Gymnastics Association presented its annual Arts and Crafts Fair and the New Mexico State Chili Cookoff \~am~:~,nship IN THE seIzed the follOWIng descnbed prop- co. bally or m writing The Plaintiff GE 16 EAST, N.M.P.M. THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO: 23 Turner Network TV TNT TWEI.fI'H JUDICIAL erty: .The work to be performed under JDust apply all or ~n art of its Atract ~land situa~ in Section TO: UNKNOWN HEmS OF was conducted. Down the highway, the Second Annu~1 Old Lincolfl DISTRICT COURT One (1) Earth Ram Adobe this contract is located within the judgment to the purJa:e prire in 30,. and bemg more particularly de- LA. "BUD" WARREN, 24 USA Network USA County Cowboy Symposium drew abig crowd to Glencoe. ' COUNTY OF LINCOLN Making Machine with Auger and Co~ty of O~ro, New Mexico, It lieu of cash. The sale may be post- scnbe~ as,f0llows: DECEASED, AND ALL UN· STATE OF NEW MEXICO Auger Cover including John conSIsts of Blte'Y0rk and utilities, poned and rescheduled at the dis- Begmmng. at the Nort~west KNOWN PERSONS WHO HAVE VALLEY FOODS COMPANY, Deere Motor, Type 4276DFOI concrete founaatio; pre-engineered cretion of the Special Master comer of Section 30, Township 10 OR CLAIM ANY INTEREST IN ,~ '...... , '. .. :':'..... '.... ~e ',' .:" .';.... ,..:'}:::-.: .,;,::' Plaintiff, Serial Number 616525T ' mew.. building, and interior Is/Glen &ldwin South, 16 East;. Thenre, THE ESTATE OF LA ''BUD'' ,.:'.<.' V8. O~e (1) Blue Ford Farm Tractor amemti~s f~r anew Volunteer Fire Special Master South 80 39' East, a distanre of WARREN, DECEASED, OR IN ~ ~orner ARCHIE GLASGOW, and WIth John Deere Brush Hog, Substation mWeed, New Mexico to Attorneys for Plaintiff: 2002,9 feet No: 1, the THE MAmR BEING UTI- I: JANE GLASOW" alkJa JANE Model 506 conform to the plans specifications Karen L. Parsons place ofbegmnmg of this tract; GATED IN THE HEREINAFrER LEWIS, d/bla STARTING GATE Notice is further ~ven that the a~d contr,act documents as pro- PARSONS &BRYANT P.A. Thenre, South 27' 48' East, a dis- MENTIONED HEARING. I: I: ~o~t ~udgment ~erem. P.~. fee~ ~n I I RESTAURANT, total of obtained VIded . Box 1000 ' tance of 304.2 to corner No..2; Hearing the petition filed by I i Defendants by Plamtiff agamst Defendant is 90pies of the Plans and Specifi- RUIdoso, New Mexico 88345 Thence, North 43 29' East a dis- the undersIgned Personal Repre- CV.91.172 $15,000,00 at an interest rate of cations, together with Contract (505) 257.2202 tance of 172.3 feet to corner No.3; sentative, which petition filed re- , , pocmn~nts, 4T(10)7,14~1,28 i : Division m 15% per annum from August 16, are available for public Legal 17685 Thence, North 11' 10' West a dis- quests the Court enter its Order of I • NOTICE OF 1990, Plus costs of publication Any mspection at the Offire of the Ad- tance of 125.2 feet to corner No.4; Complete Settlement of Estate By X-Rays not required on first visit! I . , ' PENDENCY OF SUIT PI'??eedB from said sale will first be ministrator, Otero County Court- Thence, North 59' 31' East a dis- Pel'llonal Repre~ntative will be I; I: TO: Archie Glasgow and Jane utilized. to pay costs of the sale ~d house, 10th and New Yor~ Streets, LEGAL NOTICE tance of 416.7 fee~ to corner No. ,5; held .at the District ~ourt Complex, W Glasgow aIdIa Jane Lewis then distributed to party ha'"'fl Alamngonlo, New MenlO" FW TlVELFTIlJUDIC1AL Thence, North 01 19' Woot a di~ Csrnzozo, New MenlO nn Nnvem· PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the judgment. Dodge Plan Roome E1 Paso, Texas DISTRICT tance of 99.6 feet to corner No.6' her 4, 1991 at 1:30 p.m. the Plaintiff has filed a Complaint The sale rL said properly shall and Albuquerque NM, Builders COUN1'Y OF LINCOLN ~, Snoth by Weal on arorved Purauanl to 45-1-401 NMSA for Debt and Money Due in the take place at the enlnnce LinlOIn News &Plan Room, Albuquerque, STATE OF NEW MEXICO line along ~ Snoth ~ rL 19781notice rL.the ~ 8Jl!I place of See us for -Compare To Next above eapltoned eanse wherein yon Couuly Sub Office, 105 Kansas City NM, Cnnslruetinn Reporter, AJbu. FIBST llIDERAL SAVINGS the ~.s. '¥way Nn. 70 ngU· ~ on saul Petition 18 hereby Ruidoso Bus Station .Day Air...$ll15 are named as the Defendant. Road, Ruidoso, New Mexico, on the querque, NM. BANK OF NEW MEXICO, way line, adistance of 691.9 feet to given you by publication, one each, 10 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 18th day of October, 1991, at hour ~opies of the Plans and Specifi- formerly CbavesCounty comer No.1, the place of beginning; for"!o consecutive weeks. I To Abuquerque $5 • that the general o~ect of this ac. of 10:00 A.M, llemtl can he viewed IlItinna, together with the Contract Savings &Loan AaaOeiaIion, AND Wttneaa our bands and seals of UPS •Western Union tion is the recovery of d&mages one hour prior to sale, Condition of Document can be obtained from the Plaintiff, That portion of Tract No. 4 con- this Court. OVER·NITE I To El Paso $5 10' , Passenger Service VB. ~ ~s B1I8tained. as more purtitularly set sale is eaab. Nn personal chocks ENGINEER by ealling The Trebur apyroximately 1.64 rL Dale: Oct. 7, 1991 , 0St forth mthe Complamt on file in the will be accepted. Group, P,C, P,O. Box 7527, Las JIMMY JACK BIJ'1'lIII, JOE ungable land designated on the ' f&IMargo Eo Lindaay I To Dallas $9 abnve-eaptionoo eanse. By the order of the SheriJ!, New MexiIO (505) 527.1409 BILL BUTLIlII, and plat rL a Subdivision the Felipe Clerk of Court The Crot:ea, of the Distric:I 25 The Plaintiffs attorney is J. County of Lincoln, State of New upon payment of$50.()() for each set KATHLEEN A. BUTLER, Gomez Estate, filed for record in By: IslElizabeth Lueras I To Lubbock $7 • Robert Beauvais, Post Offire Box Mexico. of documents requested. Any BID- Defendants. the office of the County Clerk and Deputy Court Clerk SHIPPING... Y 2408, Ruidooo, New Mexien 88345. By the order of the Sheriff, DElI, upon returning the CGaet No. CV-91·97 Ex-«licio Recarder rL Lint:oIn laIIIeba E.WlI1'IlIIl ~,======;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"ll;b'O;r1eBS;;b;bU;;S;;;;;;;;;;~2~57;.2;66;20 1 PLEASE TAKE FURTHER The County of Lincoln, State Documents in good condition within Division n County,', New Mexico, March Personal Representative NOTICE that if yon intend to lOll. of New MeIioo. 10 days of the bid opening sball ~ !!~ ~,1953; P.o. Bod'l teat this suit, you mWlll1llpnnd to Ia! JAMES C. MeSWANE have the depoinl fully refunded. roIlECUJSlJIm SALE Perry, OK '130'1'I the Compiuint within 30 days from ~ NON bidder!! wOO retmn the Con· NOTiCE is lmIJygiven that ~~ ~G ~ f'IOOIIT(10)10,14 the last date of publication of this Subscribed and swom to be- tract Documents in good condition the undersigned Speciai Master bov d . any portion of the - ...... ----- Notice, fore me this 18th day of Septem- ~ to the bid opening shall have will, on the 7th day of November, 8. e escn~d. real propertv WITNESS my hand and seal of her, 1991. the deposit fully refunded. 199~ at 10:00 a.m., at the front whidt ~ WIthin, the prese! this Court this 16th day of Septem- IslPamela Jackson, Acashiers, ehec~ certified cheek. entrance of the Municipal'Buildins!, '~S~~hs of the right-of.w~y III bur 1001. .' Nolary or acceptable lidder's bond, payab~ Vil\age ~ RuidoS!', New Mexioo J "Ii way Nn. 70, r--"""'I'----- fa! Margo Lmdaily My COIIIIIiBaiou Etpirea: to the County of Otero, New Mnri to the highest btdder for nash the Hi More ~OEoWy ~own 8S U.S. Don't sqolrrellt away, h f OF co, in an amount not less than five following described real estate g way.', .0 Rwdoso, Glencoe, Make It pay.. , CLERK THE 11491 lo- '1 DISTRICT COURT 1Aigal1'l8Jl4llB)28~0(10)7,14 peroonl 15%) rL the l4tal bid sub- eated in LineoIn County, New Mexi· N~~:t d AdVerIlBe U"1: Leg~ 176191t(9)23 , ' mitted must accom~8ny each bid 88 co, to·wit: toth ~ ~ated dmaD eraPulursoant a guarantee that if awarded the Unit #15 of FOX HOLWW e pane tJudg- mE C()ntract, the bidder will jll'ompUy CONDOMINIUMS Phase I ment .entsed on ~ptember 16, RUIDOSO NEWS LEGAL NOTICE enter into a contract and execute Ruidoso, Lincoln C~unty N~w ~991, mthe a~ve-tid~ and n~. 257-4001 TWELFI'II such bonds as may be re.quired. MexiClI being oar! of J..t4B :J;~ td18~ 18 to satisfy LEGAL NOTICE BIDDERS ARE ENCOURAGED Block ofWhite M tain' p, s JU gment m the total TWELFTH JUDICIAL JUDICIAL DISTIUCT 3 amoun~ COVN'I'J OF LINCOLN TO VISIT THE PROJECT SITE Estates' Unit A RW·r of $87;777.07, which in· DISTRICT COURT PRIOR TO BID TIME Lin In'C ty'tj N OIlO, • eludes mterest to the date of sale. STATE OF NEW MEXICO STATIOF NEW MEXICO . co oun ew MexICO Th f al d COUNTY OF LINCOLN FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS b'dThe ~ght to ,rejeallct any ~d1or~ as shown by th~ plat thereof' s;cl1~~~ :~n~ fded: d CAL B. WRIGHT, BANK O~NEW MEXICO, 1 s an to waIve technicalities filed in the office ofthe County til the sal d Plaintiff, , Plaintiff, ~ res;oo by the Cnunty rL 0lB0, c~ and Jlx.oJlido~of s_ ~:eeJ'u;;::~:/ w, V8. ew exICO. "LinoolnCounty~New Mexico /lith, b'ddin tbJ' dgm.e~t,' Y I MARY JOSSELJN on the 2nd daT, July 1981 k PIllIII bl, . gI. JU or, any GLENDA LEE WRlGllT, JOHN T.ADDlNGTONand ~rti e~f~Y sub.~t STEPHANIE CBRl8TOO: ALlCEM. ADDINGTON, Direetor ofPurcl1asing Cabinet D. Slide 22- and' Its bi4 fA> WRIGHT, and GLORIA RILEY, Defendants. ID=~" ~wilhsaidUnlts, ine~$~1:~~ Defendants. No. CV·91·169 ENVELO ,Jb undiVided 2.778% interest m other bids must be for cash or funds Division I No. 0"·91·190 FIre DeptlSut~' ~~~tehsea~mmb ta°nblAret~.ant ' in d4.form,', aceepm.bl,e to the plain,tift' lDiv.I NQ.'l'ICE;OF .,~ I ~WJII1 11\I,I. U e I1Ufe""l m must be ~d by 6:00 p.m" on -.-~~~-_-1 The Ruidoso News I Page 2 , r ~ , • r , ¥ORNING 6.ft (2) ii_C .. l!l1lll llualllla ~ ClJl.\ly9rIlIl (JJ {MD) CNN NtWI ~ II2l s-a·1HIII , II)) law.. r II!l 1110111I111 BIn" fi:3O (I) NIC ..... r (I) (FAI TIlt 1IunI."".winTIIpo\ (I) Ba....O•• ,r , (l) ! HlilIOlNI ., WlIIIIII , (l) ) TIll fllclllI ... lIIJ 11)) ..... ~ g,Lunn ...... , e:oo (J) 1IemIItI_ (J)NIWI aD IlUar ~ (I) O.vemk r (l)EMIgIIIkMI 0IIIIuIII (l) I Lad. 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MI'Atortured W8l'8WOIf seek$ releaSll from lIJ ~1I1 ~ " , GI OVlE: Plter PIn Peter Pan and his ' 111 t:;: '::'euna his curse and meets the dere11cl monster Of (II CIIIrcII SIIIII hUll friands lind adventure in Never Never' Land. 11:00 (2) NFL M....' l1li'" MaIcll-l!L : A":' D Dr. Frankenstein. Lon ChInBy Jr.. B8IB IIJ WIIIIa 10 8InInI Q (Anlrpated) (1953) Q (J) MICNII/LIIIIW~ .,. MIrIIII: ..W.... " LU{/OSI (1943) II NIgM Court D 8:00 tIl MOVIE: M...-.ObmslGl When tJ) l!l a ..... a."'II' a:06(1) M!IVlE: 1111 Owl 1l1li l1li PuaycI1 An GI Mlckev MMiCIU Q his dnInken antlcs cause the death of abrain. (J) MOVIE: StetI Milnalill The women Of 9:30 (2)ii'* intellectual becomes InvolVed with a a My Two DIlII Q surgeon ami the blinding of his wife. a a small Southem town meet at the local , ~ KoJik pert-time prostitute who insists she Is not 7:00 (J) Hovt a playboy becomes obsessed with making up beauty parlor to discuss news. rumors and 9 0I111ti promiscuous. 8IrIJtI Strelsarld, Geotu6 • (!) I'll FlyAway D for hls misdeeds. JanB Wyman, M>cIr life In ganarat. Sally Relf!. Dolly ParfOn, VlE:11It8rtt1....-..... Mill all SegI1 (1970) (J) Lmv l1li unr . Hudson (19M) Shlrtey MacL.alrIB (1989) ... MO L FallIlllI to SDCU;;"':;~. t:~1e 8:30 (J) MOVIE: WIlIIt LIllI FMr Agroup of tIl MOVIE: Cllapaln After Julius Caeser's 7:00 (J) MOVIE: Gremlin Acute pet tumsa town (J) PrImtNtwl Younger and Jesse James gangs decide to independent lruckers decides to light the assasslnellon. Antony and Cleopatra retum ,. upside doWn when he spawns hundlllds of lIZ MOVIE: 1111 hdge Dr l1li CIlIII A lOb the biggest bankwestof the MIssissippi. corrupt forces controlling the trucking to Egypt. Cilud61t1J CoIbert.llllnry WIlcoxon, evil gremlins with destruction on th,r detecllve continues searching for hIs wife's Cliff RoIJIrtson, RobtH1 Duvall, lJJ1m Asbw business. Jan.MlchHI VltH*It Kay Lenz Watren WI/llamtl1934) mlnds.l8.ch GalIlaan, PhoBb6 ClI8S (1984) murderer despite leaving the force to (1972) (1975) W FuN HoUli .,. Q. become apriest. GBorUB K=. RlcanJo lI!l DIV It Rock 10:00 MOVIE: If• MIIRa till ll11fdos III Slltllll: PIIIrII II.1Ion ' 8:00 (2) SpoJblllIltlr :::.wr04 (1971 8:45l1!l TDIIIly PlIIy Awoman has aseries of affairswlfh married 9 NtUvIIII Now , lasti~ ~~NM""I;I 8:05 (J) MOVIE: CDIIlIS • HlIIIIIlI.. An evil (II staat ' men because she Is unable to make a ! FlCNIIltrH o. 10:00 (J) C. EvtrItt KOOJI, M.D. Q commllmant 11""''' II... 08'- Pa'" _ N u_ IWI cattle baron stops at nothing to claim the IIJ LqaIII.r PrIIICI V,UI" tJ) W a NIWI / O'NeaI (1977) ,,.,, v...... v. u. 111 New Yen TDIIgId Slanina CHnl property of all smalliando,wners adjacent to lI!l ~IY 'I RocIl . his property. Jan8 Fonda, James Caan. I1IIlU1tCr ~ ~ 11:00 (2) Taull From Tokyo m :';"uIIltr WllcII (1978) , • Full ~ (II N.....New IIJ MOVIE: Crull DIn tcimpers fiare and ell MOVIE: To Be or Nol to Be An acting 8:30 (l) MOVIE: The T.r11llh.1I Algell A III KIda, ted (Ii CNN HudIIII HIWt courellll emerges In the midst of submarine group In wartime Poland becomes involved Southem reporter gets Involved with agroup III MOVIE: MI"...... (PI 1","II) g KoJU Q warfere In 1IIe North Atlantic. TyrotIB PoIwr, In Intematlonal affl1lrs, posing as Nazi of stunt filers during the 1930s. Rock Based on Irwin Shaw's novel of the liVes. III TDlIIlIfIlIW'. lIItIook Anne 8IXter (1943) blgwlgsto help savethe Polish underground. Hudson, RobMt St4ck (1957) loves and tragedlts ttan American family at SIIU 11:06 (I) MOVIE: 1111 RmIIaII When arancher M8llln1oks, AnnB Bancroft, 11m Mltheson ' 9:00 (J) MOVIE: MlrIIln Go Homa Martians from 1945 to 1965. PltIr StJauss, Nick GI MOVIE: ChIIIIDpIIer Cellmbal Chris- retums home to find fils family has been (1983) Intercept ascience-fiction show broadcast- Nolte, Sl/SIII Blakely (1~) topher Columbus. after pleading with massacred. he gathers a posse to track GI T_ WI., Lou ... 01'lW Q ing on TV and mistake it for an Invitallon to • JalMIt T. of U. "'II' European monarchs for sall1lll1 ships. sets down the perpetrators. Wlllilm Hofden, a c.1IlIDI EIpmt visit Earth. RandyQuaid, AnlllMoms (1990) 11:05 (J) MOVIE: Cal....Aschoolmarm tearns off for unknown lIoriIons toward the Ntw fmest _'rIB (1972) 7:30 ill 1111 MIlIIg CII~ Q with acattle rustler and adrunk poslllll as a Worid. Ftedric MarcIl. ~ EldrldgB, l!l HDmt I 'til 10:00 III MOVIE: Love Story Two students from preacher to rob a train. JaM Fonda. Lee FI'BncIs L. SUllivan (1949) till = TomorllW ' different backgrounds face economIc prob- Marvtn, Nat King. CoI8 (1965) til MOVIE: ..... The new Girl In school ' II M ¥IE: PI1II' Pli 'Peter Pan and his wtns a P~!! Intha ~~~ ~_'J:!l 12:00 (J) MOVIE: Day of III JICktI Adeteellve friends ond adventure In Never Never Land. \ lems and family 0llJlOsltlon when they 6:1SlI!l M1V PrIIIII WIllI Ma.al QuIa. bl marry. Al/ MatGmw. Ryan O'Noa/ (197ij) 6:30 (2) 8cIlI.p ':11Il pro ems """p am _.. n fII...... fllces against the clock to find a hlllld (Animated) (1953) Q . tRivia NewtrNh/olln, StocIrIrd CIIannIng assassin who's p1ot11lll1 to kill Charles de 8:00 (2) NHRA~ 10:30 (IlMOVlE: MampIJlI BI1II The young crew tJ) WIIHI of FtIIuIl Q ~~ of aB-17 ~sk$ their lives In abomblllll raid (l)1IIIIlt V.UII MnI TIme WIIItIIq Gaulle. Edward Fox. Cytil Cusadc (1973) (I) FIOIlIIII on German) during World War II. Matthew l!l EtIIltalllllllll T. 12:16111 MOVIE: 80 M.SI V....Framed as an tJ) NBC M ,.,.NMlrHJMtJt Modlne, ErtcSloltz (1990) Q a W1Io"IlIt lOll? .,. 10:20 (I) NltlDull1llgfQlllc EQItrII' actOmpllce In arob=a woman e.per- '1'1 3113} Roma Down6LSI8IJ/IBII Collins, 10:30 (2) NFL'.lIrIttat MImtIII lances the sadistIc crue Of areformatory WlII/aIII 08~ (1991) GI 11:00(2) Golf Dunhlll Cup, 1st and 2nd rounds ::::..of IIlI BIIcII SllIIIaI tIl MOW: FrlIIbu1III MIttI lilt Will wardress before IIlOVlng r Innocence. Jill (J) IIlluIIm MI'Atoitullld werewolf seek$ releaSe from ltelllld. Ellen Pollock (1957) , (J) WllIfd NIWI ~mM~~d=,=,U=", A self- ell HIIM c:9 " ~ ~Iub ~ his curse and meets 1IIe derelict monster of 1:00 (2) 0011 Dunhlll CUP. 3rd round from St. l!l""111 Q centered. ambitious and talented heel is : DtdI Dr. Frankenstein. Lon Chaney Jr., Bel. Andrewa Scotland m D 111 NIWI willing to destroy hIs frlends and his "'II' ~~o~'r sweetheart in his pursuit of success. Jill/et 7:00 (2) 1111 0IJmpI1II . ==1 Mormon girl (l) MOViE: HII KW if WIlntI Aua,mbler : _ WlIIl Pli RthrbII ProwsB, frink/a VIllJ11/JIn (1961) (I) AmtdcI. AdvHIIHI travels through Indian territofY in search of finds hlmsellthe fall guy in agangster splot GJ) MTV'I MIst W.... WIIIt ...... IIIRlI IIJ MOVIE: Bltck GIld An 011 ·wlldcatter tJ) FreD PdIcI ollltl Air Q avaluable serum for her settlement SaJn to relum to the United States from MUo. II MOVIE: IlIclI Mal. PIor Ma. (Pl41111) leases land in Oklahoma with money (J) La", IUIa UVII BlIdy, . Paul RlchIrrJs, Phyllis QIII8S Robed Mitchum. JIne Russell (1951) Based on Irwin Shaw's novel of the lives, borrowed from apertnBr's glriftiend. Pfl/llp tIl MOVIE: lIII SIIIIk A sophisllc:ated (1958) 2:DD (2) 0I0UI8IpII'ard loves and tragedies of an American family Cltey. DI8IIB McBain (1963) Engllsllwornan Is abduc\ed bY a seductlve = II MOVIE: T_ • &My Love, from 1945 to 1965. Peter SftIuss. Nick 11:05(1) MOVIE: lIIIn. 8tII' Befriended by an desert prince and soon falls In lovewlfh hIm. 10:85~ =...S:: CIIIIIIrII music and laughter In London uriIllI the No/te, SUsan ~ (1975) Indian abounty hunter helps handle atown Rudolph VIIentlllO, AJ/nBS Ayres, Adolphe a CMtra D wartime bornbil1fl9. True story of the show a Mtc8ynr Q bully.' Henry Fonda, Anthony M1ns :,=g.:fIIlHII Q • AIItIIIlfIlI Q that pllyed llV8rY scheduled performance. 1:05 __ f _ ,,/ . • e ,r • -- .,. The Ruidoso News IPage 6 Grimn' Dunne, Haviland Morris (19B7) Q views wlIh tour members and classic ,1, PIrates or uerk W.ter Q middla-age teenagers reunites on the beach QlI The BID P1c1ull to learn the strange anDes of today's youth tI2l Ol NIWI performances worldwide. \l2J Bob Uecker's W.ckV World 01 Sports 5:00 C2l Coilige Footblll SCOllboanl \D) lbl Advantuflra 8 "VlInd nea'lty 1li Prollles 01 Nalure and throw Ihe biggesl beach party in hislory, (]) sawing N.ncy WIIb (1!l T.l" COIIIlC1Ion 11:35 III MOVIE: lito till HOIlIIlaad Adesperate ,Hi Counlry Kitchen Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicelle. Connie (I) C.pllIl O.ng/Naws til TIl. Dirty DOZIIl: 1111 Serin lormar policeman goes underground to 11) Backslage al Uta Zoo Stevens (19B7) C (f) S1unlmlllefl News/Slyle Mth EIII Klenlch Qll Yol M1V ft.,. ·Inflltrate awhite supramaclsl group In wblcb ~ TAl· MANIA Q III (ID) CBS NIWI Q (ZJ This II YOUI Ute is Blvarly HilI&, 90210 C his teenaga daughter has become lnvolvad. '221 Anlmaled fflggle Rock lI2l Gldg.' MOVIE: 81C1l10 HIJl.11iIF. Hilum ulTom PoWlJrs Boothe, C. T1lomas HowtJII, PalII (ID) T.n.n l1J Earth Guide = ':00 1) Gleal Ouldeors @ D.nce Party USA Sawyar' Huck Flnl Tom and Huck re\um LeMat (1987) ,I; Amerlcen Advenluf8 (Ill RIn TIn TIn, K·9 Cop to Hannibal, Mo., to investigate the murder ~. 1:00 (]) Woodclmng With rock tim QlI no~kumlll1lJy 12:00 W SportsC....1 Saved by Ihe 8ell Q 01 Becky Thatcher's busband. of wblch Jim Cll AusIIn City Um", } Insilla 100 NFL (I) News/On the Mlnu (JII PoWir Hlb. USA has beep accuslld. S_...Mltchell Raphael (!) Star TIIII { News/Sclonc~ and TechnologU¥eek (ZJ MOVIE: SlIn 01 Kong An adventurer and Qll GrodUI MaICll Anderson. PalII Winfield (1990) .,. (I) IntamatlOlll eonu_II1l{NIWl , Bugs Bunny &TW8!!1 Show L,I awoman return to Skull Island, encountering QZ MOVIE: Daffy Duell', Movla: FIlltIaUc iB MlcGyver Q )]) Back 10 Ihe I:utum long-lost jewels and another gianl ape. Helen la'ind Dally Duck presides at ahotel where II2lMOII..... l;I 8:20 (I) U.S. Olympic Gold D!leovelY Joum.1 @ NWA Pro Wreslllng Mack. Robert Armstrong, Victor Wong dreams come true, as friends Bugs Bunny, all (IJ Cllun:b Strftl hUon (!] World Away (t933) Fogholl1 leghorn, POlky Pig and Pepe 8:30 (2) CoHegl Football koltlHllni .® Side by Side ilUl Paid Progflm lePew seek fulfillmant (Animated) (1983) 00 Nura"l;1 a5l JewlsII Voice QlI T11l1la HlIfIIII' 15J Bonanza lI2l MOVIE: Co.1 Mlner'a D.ugbler Country B W.lcom. B.ck, Kolar . wHOO CDIIfedJ Hou, Q singer loretta lynn begins in alife 01 squalor IIJ) Wild About Wltaell . . dJ heme Weebttd OUUaok 1Zl World Serlas 5:30 C2l Colleg. Footb.II Q QJ MOVIE: FlgII.., Sqadro. AFlying TIger !:!.Q little Shop C and poverty and becomes weallhy and Cll Computer Cbronlele. all N....rthV ~ DI~ckPr8senls famous. but she lInds success hes its own ~aratroopers ace lHes many World Wer II combat Donald (!) NBC Nlvn Q 8:559 MOVIE: ObllClln, Bunn.1 missions and battles with death on D-day. • ~ MOVIE: While Com.nche Twin sons 01 problems. SisSy Spacek. Tommy Lee Jones• (I) battle the Japanese on lhelsland 01 Burma. Nm/S\IOII& SlllInI.y Edmond Hull an Indian mc.ther and a while settler find Beverly D'Angelo (19BO) (l) R.n.cUon o. th. Silvar Senten RobtJrt Stack. O'BrIen. HanlY Errol RYJ!!l. William PtfnC6, G/1OI1lf1 Tobias (1948) themselves filled against each olher in the \D) Survlva' lW H•• (1945) .... (Ill Jill Villey 8 MOVIE: Allan Hlgb Two hlgh-sellool traditIOnal st'uggle. Joseph Cotten. William lI2l $1110,000 FallUne Hunt 9:00(J)Nm~ misfits grow fearful when classmates Shafner (1967) (Ill CNN He.dllne NeWi all Mlc .nd MultI.y Sisti" suddenly begin to \urn into zombies. Skip QlI DIY on tile Gran COntBri (HJ Cburcll Streel StaUo. 00 9:30 (]:I College GameDav (JII lacl1ldlble Hulk (J) NewsfS rta TolIIgbt Lackey, Roy ""Innes, Lea TBrglJSBn (1987) ------,,_.- "---- .._- - --"------_._-_.__ .~--_._ ..~--- ...... •.._, .. __ .-.__.~----_._-- The RUidoso News JPage 7 • .. Gl Lou IlIIIt (J)) Truckln' USA am NFL Tod.y Q)) MOVIE: 10.11 for My PleIld.nl Aman 6:00 (J) CART Racing • 011 MASCAR R.clng copes with unusual situallons after his wife Q)) OJ) C.p11ln NC (J) MclIughlln Group NewSlIId '9t (II Outdoor Trail' Is elected president of the U.S., making him CNN lfeldllne Ne.. (I!) Fad. to B11" (!) Paid Program o lD Donald Duck Plesen" the first male first lady, Fred MacMulTIlY, D~lsV (I!) MUllc Vldeaa 8 Dumba', ClrtIII (S) MOVIE: Drtvlng MIlS Alter an ((Jl WHltlld U\ldltl . t8 My Siller S.m Q 11:oo(J) HIeing Acroll Amerlce Polly Bergen, Arlene Dahl (1964) aging Soulhem matron rQluctbnlly accepts ,..., S I•S k 0 OJ) MlV IlId.o Wortd SlrtII (Conli aD MOVIE: Pollcewom.1I Cln"rfold A ~ the black chauffeur her son hln!s lor her. she 7:35(1) HIPPY DIYS .... .1 ors p.I ut MOVIE: Th. Blu. Knlghl Aveteran street and \lie drivel develop alastingl6lalionshtp. female police officer jeopardizes har 8:00 (J) SportlWe.k1y ~ :':~y Program cop in Los "ngelss searches for the killer of personal and professional life when she JessIca Tendy, Morgan Freeman, Dan poses for the centerfold layout In anational W Slltml StJte, Q lD MOVIE: Th. Aftlill of C.lDnl Aroguish' a colleague. G8llI!Ie Kennedy, AIOIC Rocco, AykTOyd (1989) Q . (!) World Tomorrow Renaissance artisl with an eye for the ladles (JJynn TUm/an (1975) Cll PrlmeHeWi men's magazine. Melody Anderson, Ed lJ) On fbe Mllu Marinaro, Don", P6soow (1983) , falls In love with aduchess. Fredric MsTCh, aJ Bill of W." DI,n.y Plean" CIJ L11. GOBI On .c lD MOlliE: LadV of Burtllque Aburlosque Constance Bennen, Fl8nk Morgan (1934) MuGyver all Ba'ab.lI '91 t;a aTlleMuPPl\l dancer tries to find out who Is strangling a Q 8 MOVIE: Jam Afun-lovlng colleQll tennis tml NFL Footblll 2:30 (J) Senior PGA Gall IIJ S"r Selrcll slrlppers with their own G-slrlngs. Barbsra o ElrtIl GUidi WJalln Mcllughlln" On. on One " Uvlng Plln.t Portrell 01 tho Earth team faces arrogant opposition during aLas SlInwyck, Michael O'Shea, J. Edward Vegas tournament. Scott Strader, Perry. (I!) M1V VkIeo Wodd Serlll IL) CIl MOlliE: TIll Worat WIlcb Atimid student Brombe/U (1943) (II MOVIE: Clr Wasb Workers at a Los persists In her ambition to make It at an OJ' lI~end of Prince V.nlnt Lang, Marislca Halrllay (1987) III _nl on Stnlo.. Angeles cer wash have a series of comic exclusive boarding sthool for apprentice (I!) Thl BI~lclure . i 4:15(1) MOVIE: 8ylvelllr An orphan Texas e CBS Sullday Maralq Q . . adventures. RIchard Pryor. Sully Boyar, Ivan wttcbes. Chartotte Rle, Diana Rigg. TIm DKollk feenager raising her two younger brothers Ul MOVIE: Gra,.••I. A mountaineer's· lID True CO D" C tums a ragged rodeo horse Into an Dixon (1976) Curry (1986) Q . daughter is kidnapped by ayoung Cheyenne tD MOVIE: H." Com. Ill. UIIIII Two III To Be Annaunced tD MOVIE: lbe all Day Arellred gumpo' Qlymple-bound champion jumper. Melissa bra~e with whom she later falls in love. Ben Is forced to lake up his guns agam when tr, GllbIrt, Famsworth, MIchael pint-sIzed people find adventure after Ihey 0 Firepower mcllard JoImstlfl, Lana Wood, Jack Elam (1977) 3:oo~ Dalton gang rides Into town for a d,riw SchoeffllRl (1985} Q lDl Amallc..MIdIcI1 T_&IoIl bacome trapped Insld& a big person's Columbu, Ind fb. Age of DI,covery suitcase. (Animated) (1984) robbery. Richard Wldmarli, Robert Conl'iJc 4:30 (J) ESPH', SptedWllk a Trucb .1Id Tractor Power Christopher Connlll!¥,.,(1975) lJ) .....IS"" WIllI ElsllOwch IIIl Popeye . 11:05 MOVIE: Mpterlou. 111.1Id of BI.utIful £I1t"ltme. t8 My Two Oldl ..,. , (II Stllmplpt Allay Women Six men make an emergency lD MOVIE: R.publlc P1clul1l Story Film (I) nII WrIIlIJt landlllQ on a South Sea Island and find ." clips an~ Interviews of famous stars from 6:30 W Ad.m Smllh'. Meney World .I Q)) JllMIlIDIIIaon aAcclnl I themselves menaced by a tribe 01 nubile Holl~ood's Golden AQIl, Including Roy tml Milar Lelgue .."bill Q I .. (II Paid Prlgnm ID Ullderfbl UrnJnll. Trae III NHIIA Today , MOVIE: TrIbuft to i Bad Min Agill and blklnl-cladfemales.SlevenKeats.J.tmleL¥Ji Rogers, Joan Crawford, Natalie Wood and , aJMOVIE: licktoH'IDlnl: RetuntolTorn a B8uef, Jsyne Kennedy (1979) others. are hlgDllihted. (1991) IIIl Adv.ntul1l 01 the Bleck Silmon Q , a naive Easterner try to convince a • 81wrer I Huck Ru Tom and Huck retum llll Rockumenllry . • to Hannibal, Mo., to investigate the murder hard-bltten rancher that his k1U1ng of rusllers 11:30lJ) Nm/Mon.,..ek ~ =~~c: S&nlm.k... a Plrker Lewl' Cln't losl Q of Becky Thetcher's husband, of which Jim is unriecessarily cruel. James Clgney,lrene (!) Bull.... Wllrld .~ o My Two Oldl Q has been accused. RBphaeI Mltchell Papas, Stephen McNally (1956) QJl M.c .nd Mutlly 011 Malo...M•••zlna S_ llll Fede 10 B1.ck 7:00 W Bellell and BellevelS Anderson, Paul Winfield (1990) .... a ClllloPi . (II MOVIE: WIIo lOlled Ill. Mysl.rlous Mr. AFT eRN 0 ON (!) Man 01 thl Plepl. C a ffIggIt RoR Q 8:05 (I) H.pp, DIYI . foIler? The eynical marshal 01 aWostern . lIJ Europi on till 811nk~ovlet Union 8:30 (!) HDffm...... Hour 01 C.lellrtliOll town Inlhe 1870s finds his job suddenly lD MOVIE: Kold Dick the Oewn Aletuge' (J) Nmm.er Sund., 12:00 (J) IMSA GTP R.cllla jeopardized by an upcoming election. Ernest trying to get Into the U.S. decides to marr. CIl C.lrIl United MI1IIodIlt lJ) Culblra 8otUnln&, Sam Jaffe, J.D. cannon (1970) an American teacher he does not love tu I!J AIn.rlcIa MedIc.1 T.IevI"on (I) N.../W.lk In Review =Mlglltt P.wna Inner-clty kids form a acquire acIliretlshlp. Charles Boyer, OlIVIa 011 Wlln.,. (f) MOVIE: Scooby 000 .. fb. R.luctllt winning chess team with the help of a de HaVilland, !'iuletle Goddard (1941) Q)) LtpINI of PdIlcI v.I"lt W.rawoU All the creepy characters of maverick teacher. Rosalind cash. Terence (I) NIOonl1 Geographic Explorer a PlldPratram monsteroom are to race their cars in the Knox, Altonso RlbleTO (t987) III Am.rlCI', Funnl.,t Hom. Videos Q 5:00 (J) SporIaC'11er =WIIcImIII PoofI Cornr annual Monsler Rally, Including the wer a MOVIE: Con.n thl bntroyer The Ul UllllyI~Gllhe Rich &Flmou, lJ)Day8Iuk ewoll. (Animated) .sword-wleldlng warrior unttes wtth awoman lDl Wing Wli Fly Gl Mlracln Now WIIb Oral Rabtrtl 8:35 (I) MOVIE: C11111 of fhl1fII11 Perseus, Ihe and a magician 10 battle an evil queen who - Gl Hlql.'II IIllnsld. lton Cup Rlclng Q)) O. J.mn K.... human son of Zeus, battles the Medusa and holds avast and mysterious treasure. Arnold other supernatural menaces to save the life o WlIeIIII. T.III IIIl New ZO", (II Pollt of VIew OJ) MOlliE: 1111 LIn" Set Acocky college Schwal'lBnegger, GlBce Jones, Will GIl CNN H"'"n. Nt'IIs PIIk PIItIIIr of hIs true love. l.aurence Olivier, Hany Chamberlain (1984) a Hamlin, _Ie Smith (1981) student leaves the academic life 10 build and (I!) Rockum.nllry Vld.o CollecUon 5:05(1) Tom llId Jerry'l Fu_1I drive race cars. James Darren, Pamola Tiffin 3:05 (I) Tom .nd J.rry', Funhouse \Ill Pamer & Donlhuo 8:45 (I) MOVIE: VIce V.... Afather and son's Doug McClure (1964) • 6:30 (J) BodySlllpllll 3:3D (J) N...m.ker SUndlV o Week AIIeltl lives are turned upside down when, by the ~ MOVIE: MllChlel Four high school ~ litUvlng Color Q (!) U.s. F.nn Rsport power of a magical skull from the Orient, QJl Momenta 01 Couralll lIJ EvllII Ind Nmk companIons find Ihelr small town lives are 011 NHRA Tod.y Q2I Avonl,.O they miraculously VXchange bodies. Judge changed when a street smart kid from @ SWlmp Tiilng lD MOVIE: 1111 Rid Hoult A farmer Relnho/~ Fred SlVlU8, CorinnlJ Boller a PaId Pnlgram I becomes obsessed with a mysterious old Chicago shows them the ropes of love, sex 7:30 (!) Plclflc SIIUon g . (19tlB) .,. . and life. Doug McKeon. catherine Mary 3:35 W Ceptlln Planet and the Plan.leelS .1 house In the nearby woods. Edward G. lIJ N.wa/Week In Reylew RobInson, Lon McCaJllstllr, Judith Andersoo 8:00 (J) Spada ReporIIrI . Stewart. Kelly I'r8ston (1985) 4.110 (J) IIl0nill VOVllla Q CIl Amerlce'a Funnlesl Peopl, Q (1947) W Rndlni Rllnbow Q 121 MDVIE: Th. Wild W....m... AU,S , I j F The Ruidoso News IPage 8 schoolmaster 1chabod Crane lI&as the martial arts master and 8ta\entod newcomer t8fTifylnQ Headless Horseman. (Animated) , fight an evil businessman who is using germ 9:30 (l) Naws/lnslde BUllnn. warfare. StBVlJ JamBS, MarIas GortnfJ(, David (J) Paid ptunm BradlBY (1989) (12) Koilk ~1 12:15 D Trailer Camp o Truckln USA 12 30 tTl Paid D-II fR'\ John Anketbel'\1 : \:IJ n.ram INNOfnm HAMBURGER ICING \laU (J) SportllatlNlght MOUNrAlNGODS 05 Suddath 10:00 (2) NfL Primenme (I) MOVIE: Hold Back Ib, Arefugee DIWI 3.5 miles South of Ruldoeo (]) American Mlybouse trying to get into the U.S. decides to marry Gateway CtnlU Q Phone 257-5141 257-3010 CII (f) News an American teacher he does not love to am Enjoy auruaJ ~kfllJt (Ifl~and experiencethe }faa moved toB new, largerJocation to betterserve ([) Newt/World RepaJt Flnll EdlUon .acquire acitizenship. Charles Boyer, Olivia luxurious~dfninBeJlD!IIenm _WHd11m1m uur customers. ServinB old rUh.ion ha1nbuJBem, Uwlng Planet Portrllt 01 the EllUl de Havilland, Paulett8 Goddard (1941) b1e bmDEll!"IJWrSilnden-UKaRoom Seaeooal hotnernade stew, Texas style ddll, beam, sand ~ D Hogln', Heroes entertainmenlleatwedinthe unique lobbyJounse. wiches, fried adfish., iceauu:nand dmserta. Take Truckl Ind T,actor POWlLf 12:35 (II} Runl..YW1ttI ttle RIch 6 Famoul Superb ladUtietI Cor holklay pttfiEB, banquets, out otden wekoJD!.Open 11:OO.~ 10 3:00 p.m.. till John Dillen a Adv.ntures of 0zzI1 and Hlrrlel .meeDnas, wedclinae and wed.dinB receptiona ore Closed Sunday. [i) CNN Headline ~8W1 ronvsdenl1y available. o lamonow', Outlook 12:45 QI MOVIE: Prld. 01 Ibe Marl.nll A a Byron Allen courageous eX-~arine finds It dtfficult to lD Frink Slnln: The M.ln Evenl In this adjust after bemg blinded by a grenade CREE MEADOWS KBN11JCICY fRIED 1974 concert taped at Madison Square during World War n. John Garfleld, Eleanor RESTAtJRANT CHICKEN Parker~ 301 Coa.nIIy Club DDve 331 Su4de:dh Gardan, Sinatr8 sings The lady \s aTramp, Dane Clark (1945) I'hone :157..5733 Phone 257..?3U Let Me Try Again, Leroy Brown and many 1:00 (J) MASCiR Rlclng You areinviDl to enpy lantatstic~ with aview of Enjoy lunch or dinner with U8 at Kentucky Pried more, ()) All N.WI Nlgbt ~ 8Iaml dutat unequaled anywhml Coodlood, OUcbn. Wehaveldrive-upwindowforyourc»n.. a MOVIE: nUt Return of Slblli A (J) Evans Ind Nonk sood servimand a wwm8tmosphm will'have you ve:nient:e.: Open everyday from to-30 &om. to 9:00 sharpshooter encounters greed, treachery a2l Paid Program CUJu6 bd~BndBfPin! 'n.!lQdaumrteopentl p.m., and 10".30 a..m. to 9:30 pom. weekends. and treasure In a Western town. Lee Van a CNN H,.dllne Ne. the pub~ and lunch i.t l!Q'VUJ from l1:OOlUI'L untiI2tkJ Cleet, Reiner Schone. Annabella Ineontrefa aJ HomI Shopping pm. daily;dinnerlrom5:30 pm tmtiI900 pm. M0n (1972) a HI' HI. day lhrunamday, unlil1O:OOpm PrkIaythruSunday. a Counterltrlke tD MOVIE: ell,rioll 01 Fire Two runners 10:20 t]) MOVIE: Helrt 0' Midnight A woman driven . by different motives are each inherits anightclub and tries to bui\d anew detenmned to win agold medal In the 1924 Ute tor horse", but she cannot escape the Olympics. Ian CharieSOfJ, Ben Cross, John chilling memories that haunt her. Jennifer GJe/gud (1.981) Q Jason Leigh, Peter Coyote, Brenda Vaccaro. II Hollywood In,Ider (1988) 1:30 (I) NeWi/future W.tcb 10:30 (!) Star Trek: The Nell GeneraUon Q 8 Paid Ptogflm (l) MOViE: Kitty Astreot urchin becomes a 1:35 W MOVIE: Dead He.' An oddball team of sought-after l,ady tn 18th-century London. detectives is pitted against crooks who have but she has eyes only for the man who gave been brought back from the dead by a her respect when no one else cared. Pau/ene mysterious procPss. Joe PiScopo....Treat Goddard, Ray MlIland, Patrie Knowles Williams, Damn McGavin (1988) ." (1945) 1:45 CIl Nlwsroom (J) World Tomorrow (f2l MOVIE: The River Acourageous couple 2:00 CIl NeWi/Tb1 BIg story battles flood waters and abusinessman who (I) WCW MaIn Event wants their land. Mel Gibson. Sissy Spacek, (12) MM·ogVlnuE:~Th'P·l. d I Eddl... C vi A Scott Glenn (19M) a.frlIn I 0 IV DJ.e aJllnlldl Winston Cup Rlclng hardened con labors to supply guns and am Paid Prognm make adeal with the cops. Robert Mitchum, -A.S.H Peter Boyle, Richard Jordan (1973) 10:35 (I) M am Georgi MIch.el', Sporb Machine 11:00 (2) NFL'. Q"atllt MDmt'" 2:05 (!) eNN HIWI (I) • Paid Program 2:30 (J) ClVllft" eWIIgWlllFly (D MOVIt Modi. nma After falling into g NHRA Todl' \ a roiling mill and being force-fed by a . ~~~Jtr" labor-saving robot. a man meets a lovely orphan and searches 'or. true happiness. D MOVIE: Take M, Out 10 the BaH Game ChIr1IB ChaplIn, Paulette Goddard, Henry Two song..and-dance men find themselves Bergman (1936) on a baseball team owned by a beautiful (II Paid PrIpn woman; Busby Berkeley directs. Frank Sinatra, Esthar Williams, Gene Kelly 3:00 (J) SIcrttI of = (1949) . (l)8porIalatllgld a lite Eqldztr D IJm Boat GJ) Music VI6Ia ABBY'S 11:05 (I) 8IrHt JIIItIct OMCHllagReport W Sudd4!lth Dr. am WXRP II CIId••aU 3:06 (I) SIIIIta Q Plume 257.7'F15 11:30 (J) CIIIz Slxteen-year-old Charles (Chll) (I) H....·.N... . ~,leen,eelf-baetaSlOMtedbeefltoalyone Rider III~ who has been playing the trumpet D MOVIE: COIIrI" of Laalt A girl ofthe epedlltkB at Arby'tt. Curl, Eria, malla and since age 3, now per10rms regularly tn attempts to retrain her dog after " seN8S in ahakert, tumoven and cboaJlate .chip cookies churches, revivals and concerts, EllabBth Taylor, Frank rourd out menu eeledkmB. Dlne inthe attrlClive World War II. ~ takeacl~of (!) StIr TrR Motr1Jn. Tom DtIke (1946) TlNNIIrS So.vPDOLLAR RBSTAIJIlANT roomor theconvenkmt SWlllln 8d"ftPIbddoeo IDd ao.wcu onU.s. 701380 drive lhrouah window. Open Sunday fhtouab (15) PaN Prlgram 3:30 CIl 6ItIIII AI Phone t04S'J-tU5 11uuBday 10:3:1 LDL untf19:00 p.m.; until 1(bl) ~ pm. and G!) brltt tI rm ()) 01" iumie's Silwer DoDar is • eatqy of the Friday Saturday. @ Larry lIa Vktorian palod npete wilh beD tower and ... I 11:359 U1tItyta 1M Rlett I Famoa , at II MI' from 1bI....1l bHna pend_,~ thee1eplD!of tbeen.la n.J8Jtaumntie~ 11:&5 (J) MOVIE: "lilt'Eya Aprivate investigator 3:35 (J) 1110 COIMdy Hal, Q terriIoriaI New Mexico. lor f dlrmeratSp.m. WednmdaythruSunday;bruncble I hired to document a beautiful woman's (I) elM HIldUM Nna I actions becomes a pawn In a dangerous served Salwda,.andSunday 11:30a.rn. untillOi1J world of deceit, lust and murder. Andnlw 4:00 (]) BadIa II MotIOI pm. I (J) All Nm NIgItI . McDONAUYS SteV8lJS, Tanya Roberts, WarwIck Sims 1"51lcldadlDrtft (1990) (l) MOVIE: TlllIIor WIllI Grill Hllr Awar , orphan awakens one morning to discover his PhODt 257·7547 12:00 l]) a_Cnter hair haS turned green. which makes him a !vf..cl>tm::!:l'" lG now featurb1B the new barbecue ())Nm C taste of MdUb in addition to their fur¥JUB ham social outcast Dean St0ckw8II. Robert Ryan, burp. SeIoc1iana also tndude salads, apple INI all HOld iUt M.gazlne Pat O'Brien (1948) • VIdtoI cherry pie desserla, soft-eene k:e cnua, eundao!J mMUJIc (J2) World Tomorrow and ehaka. Eat lnortakeout, weekdaJB 600a.m. 111 Pald ProgJIm lIJ) Today WIllI _.flip until tomp.m.; untilmldnlplFridays awlSatlJr. «I Plclfic Outlook (Ii eNM MadRIl KIWI days. a World Wide WrutJlRD tm Awake on the WIld Slda lB MacGynr Q t1I hid Proarlm 12:05 (I) MOVIE: Amerlcaa NIIIII 3: Blood Hall A o MonIIlIlI.pori • ,I ri