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__-.L- • _ + Tax pushes Ruidoso to top ofthe list
BY TONI K. LAxsON in the measure that will push \>. TAXING TIMES, see start discussing another 1/8 cent to RUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WRITER Ruidoso's tax rate over the 7-percent pay for a new jail, he said. Stewart mark. The commission unanimously how other towns };las said each liB-cent increase is pro ~ SPORTS Starting in January. a state first approved a 1/8-cent increase to pay for compare. page 2A jected to raise $335,000 a year. will occur in Ruidoso. indigent health care in the county. Ruidoso and Raton share the top Out-of-towners ''You will be the first over 7 per spot for gross receipt tax because both The 1/8-00nt tax increase becomes County will climb from 5.125 to 5.250 dash Ruidoso's cent." said Jwnes O'Neill. an official effect Jan. 1. Lincoln County Manager municipalities have had to repair with the New Mexico Taxation and percent. Gross receipts tax on a $100 'Ibm Stewart said. , aging water systems. said O'Neill. hopes in little Revenue Department, referring to a bag ofgroceries in the county and out director of tax policy in the state pending increase to Ruidoso's gross With that tax hike, Ruidoso's side any municipality will be $5.25 league tourney gross receipts tax will climb to 7.0625 department, does not mention the receipts tax rate. instead of $5.13. county's portion. cents on the dollar. and that will cost. Currently. Ruidoso is tied8JE'th Now, the county's only portion of ''The reason for it basically is PAGE 18 Raton for the state's highest for exwnple. consumers in Ruidoso the total gross receipts tax is 1/16 of a because Raton and Ruidoso were receipts tax at 6.9375 cents per .lIar. 12 cents more on a $100 worth of gro penny, Stewart said. The majority of allowed a I-cent supplemental tax by Last week., after several postpone ceries. or $7.06 instead of $6.94 in the grO~8 receipts tax goes to the state. ments and an emotional debate. gross receipts tax. Besides the 1/8 for an indigent health Lincoln County Commissioners voted Gross receipts taxes in Lincoln fund, county commissioners soon may See TAXES, page 2A .... VA-MONOS Business owners hope Sudderth face lift won't Musicians drum up create a main drag a benefit concert for one of their own BY MEsHA SMITH & TONI K. LAxsON pedestrians and extending the roa THE RUIDOSO NEWS walking shopping district. PAGE 100 As far as keeping shoppers Some uptown business owners away because of loSt parking fear that plans to beautify Sudderth spaces, Donaldson said most of Drive from midtown to Mechem the businesses in the planned Drive might end up hurting their improvement ~a have their ~ BUSINESS businesses. own parking spaces. as com "We do need to upgrade our pared to midtown where only iInage." said Jim Goodwin, owner of about five stores do. Yet. he Owners are 'wild, Scb1otzsky's Deli and TCBY Treats. said. shoppers find their way to Bu~ he added. "Every parking place . the midtown stores. wild' about doing basja dollarvalue and with every one _ Donaldson invited mer business in Ruidoso yoU;lose, you're l~that much rev ch~nts to schedule appoint en". Every parking place is worth tnents next week with village pAGE~ ab$.tt -$-$20200- a-day1:0 me." officials-to 1;alk about their con .Phase Two of the Main Street cerns. Business and property orolect, scheduled' to start in April owners along the planned and poss101y as soon as February, improvement area may sched will improve curbs, sidewalks, street ule an appointment by calling lights and landscaping, village offi village hall at 258-4343. cials 8QD0UDced. Thursday. Donaldson said plans for RUidoso Village Manager Alan the construction. though still a Briley said an estimated 50 percent work-in-progress, call for the of the on-street parking - along job to be completed in phases. ~ WEATHER curves. near driveways and in front with the areas in front of busi Mesha SmithlRuidoso News of businesses with other parking nesses without parking areas Uesa Westmacott, owner of Sweet Creations. says the Sudderth Drive improvements In uptown are Take your facilities - will be eliminated in the the first priority. The goal is to bound to effect her business and others. project. Instead, street parking will complete those areas before the umbrella match that currently in midtown, summer tourism season is underway. said the street lights will not be the some business owners worried. also. more rain on where groups ofthree parkingspaces Though the start ofthe project·is same as the wooden lights in mid "I'm looking forward to it being tap for today are placed along the road. tentatively planned to start in April, town, which an: expensive and nicer, but not looking forward to the Thursday night, in the first of Donaldson said there's a possibility it require high maintenance. The new construction. There's so much ofthat PAGE 2A many planned public meetings about could take off as soon as February. street lights will cast the same the $1 million project, Ruidoso The project will incorporate bronze glow. though. already;' said Liesa Westmacott. Mayor Robert Donaldson addressed lessons learned from the first mid Sidewalks are to vary in size up owner of Sweet Creations. "I don't some merchants' worries. town improvement project and the to 10 feet across, Donaldson said. see how it can't not hurt the business "I know one of the big concerns ongoing work on Mechem Drive and Benches will be placed along the pro a little bit." ~ INDEX for businesses is parking," U.S. Highway 70. he said. ject along with garbage cans. Myra Taylor, who owns Donaldson told a group of about "This one is our project." Briley Landscaping plans include aspen Mountain Ski Shop with her hus Business..•.. 2C 'Movies 11 D wor~ added. "And we want to make sure Classifieds. 3B Old West 15D 20 people. "So. we are going to trees and a non-fntit bearing pear band, Ronnie, was more optimistic. with individual business owners that we write specifications tight tree as well as bushes and flowers. Crossword 7B Opinion 4A Deaths 3A ~Ie to get as much parking back there enough that we don't have the type The village will receive $750,000 "It will improve business up 28 of problems the state is having here;' Taylor said. She said that with Going Out . 10D Rear estak: ••• 3B as we can." in federal money for the project, Here & TI1ere 1C Spons 1B But, as he said repeatedly, the on Mechem." which Ruidoso will match with sidewalks, people might continue to Letters 4A Weather 2A beautification project is not about In outlining initial plans for $250,000 of its own. walk past midtown and visit the parking - it is about sidewalks. the project, Briley and Donaldson The impending construction has shops farther up on Sudderth. Convention staff rolls out the red carpet for bevy ofartists
BY MEsHA SMITIf include arranging details with make it h. upen." FOR 71lE. RUIDOSO NEWS the Ruidoso Convention Center, Setting up for the Art Festival at where the festival takes place; the the Ruidoso Convention Center Months of hard work and prepa Sheriff's posse, for security; and food involves breaking doWtl the set-up ration provide the canvas that donations for the Chamber's ham from previous ,ctivities, cleaning the supports the colorful works of art on burger stand and the hospitality facilit)r, taking down all the movable ...... display today through Sunday at the room. Motines said. walls because the festival uses the ...... stand Ruidoso Art Festival. "Attention to details is the num entire conference area, setting up a Ing. board / '"This is a very important event ber one thing." she said. hospitality room and running electri member ofthe fOr us. We go all out for it,n said Cherie On Thursday, Chamber of cal cords, Cordova said. o.amberol Holmes, executive assistant for Commerce members and volunteers Monica Gonzales, office manager CoJi.i~ the Chamber of Commerce, who is in were busy dividing the convention at the convention center. said, and joan her first year of putting together 'the center's floor into 125 booths that are "It's really an on-going process:' She Z;wone. execu Art Festival. 10 feet by 10 feet. tagging spaces in tive director of said they started getting the conven !he~ The whole production starts in the parking lot for the artists and set tion center ready for the festival January when applications for theArt tingup a tent outside for food vendors. rape down on Thesday. booth cIvI:sIons Festival are sent out to artists. she Artist registration started around Cordova said the convention cen Inlheempty said. The applications. accompanied 1 p.m. Thursday. ter's staff had to make sure lighting c:.onvendan ~ by slides of the artists' work, are "You see a large room transfer into was adequate for each booth after the ta ~ve-person returned by March 17. A an elegant art show," Holmes said. artists arrived. and supplied them jury reviews the slides in animpartial For Manny Cordova, Ruidoso with tables and chairs ifneeded. process where the artists' names are Convention Center building supervi With the Art Festival in full artists not mentioned. The who are sor. thejob preparing for the art show swing, the staff's job will be to m~ is by selected to participate in the Art made easier a team effort. tain the facility, which includes m!Qni-; Festival are then contacted. '-rhis is a pretty erasY event to toring the electricity and making ,sure "We have many more (artists) work," Cordova said. "'The artists the air-conditioning is adequate. The applythanwe havespacefor." Holmes bring intheir own equi,ment and the .~ , said Chamber is well-coordinated and Preparations for the Art Festival makes things a lot easier, they really See AllT FEST. page SA I :~ 1" . ' •.1','
, ~ "_~' ~_ t_ ..... _. ~L..-L,--...L..4:~r~,:,::,:·:':t . \. • \...i '... \, "'-. - - ;"'" - ~'- - / .... -'"7'------...- ...... ?-...... :- "''4 . :, . . / . \ / , \ LOCAL NEWS " j / \ ~t.top RUIDOSO'S Hish" .82 T.Ap:S: Healthcare tax puts Ruidqso oftax heap Low ",52 , l' .' <'. ... • Cool!nued from page IA to J1Jl!!lltively alFe¢tourism dollarS. -c~L r--~'-"------,,,, THREE-DAY ':llegardinjl the impact of _. . receipts tax as ~ to Iodgero tlIx, I • What others pay WEATHER allowed a I-cent supplemental tax by the Legislature for improv~ts .to, think <>veraIi our VJaiIors. have a ~ I " . u.eir toldll<»v~..IlI!t~_~ .·lIL""!ll·.p!"g~....·cl •...~.f.lIXranldrK,lt' . water systetns," he said. "And that:s why lodgin bil1S,.~fI.iOii.e ~ ,,- .. 1~.. New Me ...... ". ., . Oun.OOK you are so high, because ofthat 1 cent." ~ In May. ftui.4b8o voters approved WGne Ruidoso'. vioitoro 1l1'Jj • ,Begipnlng.J n. 1. 2000· extending the peJJDY sup- more cost-.consciQU$ than 1 R'ida' 7'0625* Hish ... 83 MoNDAY IDgh ".113 plemental tax ,past the.. th real! ' :l::".~ ~~ ~.c::"50 ';;;";~~~, county Low ".62 Low ... 63 2003. Revenues from IS =" year But e ty some- paying either a I!l'Ol's ,_fthea", tax . ., the tax will pay for a 20- thing that we all in tax or a saiestaxon For year plan to improve to lincoln County have to = Ruidoso's water system. ,. 1. Partly cloudy "E':'e~ O'Neill said with the face.... m order to have has that 1. Ruidoso !i,9375 experience in their QJ'ill Raton : --Jk9375 exception of the supple- this quality of life that is oomnmnil;y, andthey realize mental tax, municlpali- so precious to us and that that js just a r_ of 2. 'DKJs; •••_ ! •••,.;(.••6.875 tieo in the ~te all have that drew us here there life," shepaid. Reel" River•. :~ •• ~ the same ceiling for gross . ' Zagoiuo said she undel- /6.B'?S receipts taxes. Counties, Is a pnce tag attached ~ stood the C!JUIlty ~ 1lIos Ski valley .••.•.•6.B75· WEATIIER AlMANAC however. have vorying to that." sioners' decision.to pa,f fur a . Questa .:.: .6.B75 Ruidoso Readings High Low P recip. discretion when it comes needed ~ce in a manner 7 to gross receipts taxes. he )ban Zaaooe. ~arits ~ Theoday 74 49 Tnoce that would -.s.d tha taX 3.' :.7 ;..;.. fi8.12S said chamber director W_ 7. 48 .41" , hurden fairly. _.- . M,lan , ;, ,..6.8125 Thunod
A bird"s eye view ofold Carrizozo.
IIISCRAPBOOK A glimpse into Lincoln a~ ay new promoters 'are at County's past. compiled from work building a road with a local newspapers hy Polly E. new name, practically along Chavez. the almost forgotten White Oaks route. The name is the El White Oaks Eagle Paso & Northeastern. The prJr July 20. 1899 moters are the Eddy brothers, / Before the panic, much latterly famous for enterprises interest was aroused here by in the Pecos valley where the the Chamber of commerce in flourishing town of Eddy was what was known as the White founded by them. They have Oaks railroad. It promised to just opened travel to a new develop a new and rich region town in the Sacramento moun that would contribute directly tains calledAlamogordo, which to ourtrade. Now that the bard has grown from a water tank times have passed quietly to a hustling town of 2,000. RUIDOSO NEWS MaJllng Address: Poe. Box 128. Ruidoso. NM 88355 Phone, (50S) 257-4001 Fa'" (50S) 257·7053 e~maJl: [email protected]
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In~ Wednesday edition . an ml'"neot photo~. . .' ofthe2luidoso Nl!108, the phoW ll't<:hoIas Gercia -.. the on Pike 2A of the Mescalero .ct.m, mid ~~...... it to the Hot Shot crew· at the floo ~' .~~.~ P.O. Box 2405 e Ruidoso Downs, N1W88346 . ILLIE'· .j . (505) 378:4197e Fax (505) 37~96 . ,m&:u COUNTY BfSPENTS .. Uncoln County SoUd Waste Authority (LCSWA) will provide RoDoff ContaInerS ELSON e/rery other inonth (January. Marc~. May. July. September. and November). at no ~to Uncoln County residents only, Dllcommerclal use. You must ~deprOof resid' ce bY'providlng a current garbage biD. . is ...... ' = PI. .' be aware tliat it to d p any construction materiaJs. yard waste. ::=f. • and/or applJances in the dum tel'S. It is also .....to place any garbage. bl:bOS6 construction materials. yard waste, furniture. or appliances on the ground around the dumpsters. The:tspsters are provided for !Jrugebgld ...... 0QIv. All garbage I!UIIt be plac IIIthe dumPster and noton the ground. OWNS Please take advan .e of the free services on the fol1owlng scheduled Saturdays. TRACK & CASINO LQC6.DOWS FOR BI-MQNI1ILY BQ....ORSERYlg AY, AUGUST 15TH! .(Japuary, March. May. July. September. and November) 1st Saturday . Hondo (Hwy 70 @ 380) 2ncJ!Saturday G1enc~eUIly"s Ranch) 3ld Saturday' Nogal Station) .' 4th Saturday " San P.cio (FIre Station) <:APtfAN.clmnzozo, AND RllJDOSOUOWNS . . / Capitan !iJ§lICarriZOzO WiU have'each month one (1) Satun:I;ly for free dumping and ::,(1~~y~;rerr:~~~.:~=.,os~::~,;..:":=:: I. ~Witiiafeefo:=:,.:!_YROU~d . . .. Capt~(across from County Yard) . J~ ':nme.- '00 o.m.. 10 12:00 p.m. orIlIiIiI container is IuU ., ,.). . j . 1st Saturday" There will be a fee for dumping. 3ld Saturday . If Free dURiping Carrlzozo (old tr.msfer.~on) ... ~ 0 lime:-8:00 a.... 12:00p.m. oruntil contrJIner is 11I11 ( , . 2nd SaturdaY Free dumping , ~ 4thSaturday There will be a fee for dumping. ~' .J. ~ )\ .. .. RuId_ DowDs (LCSWA - 2222nd St.) ," & iLm. to 12:00 p.rn. oruntil dmtainer is fuJI 0" .r'.f·'j" . n-e: 8:00 • :::-_.. to '.'. .' .'.. . '.. 2ndSaturday·· . .' ...FretH.b1inJ>log '. ' I' . All residential and CODIID aI CIIlItomers have a~to LCSWA yard (22220dSt., RuIdoso Downs) during 0 ;:tdog hours of 8:00 a.m.! to 4:00 p.in., MOI1iIay through J1rIday. 'l'here'lWU be a fee charged for all dumping. ' . I ..:' .';t.;,' ".~ .", ""-,~ ".,r.;i ...... •..• -""'t""..." ~'-,,'''I --:"'7·' ,.,,'...... :"':'~ '\' '.~'- ,-.,e, r< ,-;<--~,.,- ~.~ '~" ~ ...' ... "',,' '",' / './ .. \ ! \ \ RuIDoso NEWS / Ih/~ PliBLJsHEo EVERY WmNESDAY AND F1uDAY , . KI 104 PARK AVENUE, Rumoso, NEW MExico school daze 1lImar.I M. HMd. Publisher 1trnlnc:evestal. Editor Keith Green, Edirorial Adviser , I nOte with eoDBidersb1(> in· terest, aJ>d maybe even glee. CC1pyrfghr l~ / the IlUOOess high.schoolstudimtS in CllI'it!m have, hadin~a chengei' m the! .. . ~UR OPINI?~ • =,,~,:,'t MOVN1'AIN 1- '., ' the district's . MIDES , I,. elected sch. f ~'The~ce.of paradise 001 hOard. I It, -"" [ something ! .aboUt the spir i IS gomg up it of dernbo;a- ,. ..-- i:, --egad ...,. GY-tiYists·CIiD wiD. i:" Cl'JlSidetable praise is due tho> l.mroln Count.). Com mission fur a change. Praise fur S. 8ENNroa GUEST COMMENTARY . PETEu.V. DoMENJCI (R) GAmrE':JOHNSON (R) 328 Hart Senate Bldg. S Capitol WasbingtoD. DC 20510-3101 Santa Fe, N.M. 87503 1202!32 8IJO.432-44llII U. S. Sr.vE SBNJmm :JEFF (I)) PETE CAMPQIl (I)). DIl.... 8 . 703 Hart ~Bldg. 901 Douglas WasbingtoD. DC 20510-3J02 Las Vegas, NM 87701 (202) 224-5521 420-0508 U. S. 8EPREsENTNnvB ltrADo iIBPREllENrA'm1 JOB SKEEN (R), DIlrr. 2 DUB WILLIAMS (R), DIlrr. 58 2302 ~House Bldg. HC66 - B",,10 Washington, DC 20515, Glen""" NM Il8324 ~:r_wekoJ~::~ os==:~=.e::w~~~~a;;n03at VllJ.AGE OF RUIDOSO , ' I MAYOR RosBRl' DoNALDB~N I Box 2958 ' " " Ituidoso, NM 88355 258-4046 • 267-2443 COtlNClLOR C01JNCILOR I RoN ANDEusoN LEoN~ Box 1655 B"",2500 Ruidoso, NM 88355 Ruidoso, NM 88355 258-9298 257-9460 • 257-5121 COtlNtiLoa COVNciLoR hANKC,-" LnmAFr.AcK Box 892 P. O. Box 845 Ruid""o, NM 88355 Ruidoso. NM,88366 • 257-7861 257-6900' 257-9240 COIJNmLoa C011McIl.Oa Jhu. CHANCE BoB 8TJi1RCm Box 4912 _4306 ~NM88356 JWido.... NM 88355 25i 2166 ,25804418 • , " ' .I' , ' ~ ...... - . , ·rihi'it.¥'ii4';.",,·ti;'l4wH':W:·M*?_t_wLqj.u-4e-+;f'.'*;iijj;C£~ "-t • ., *;.ct.:* _.II•. ft:i, , -$$ :;.'.9Wr:.-*'.•.••#.'n'.'S'.li*NiHr·.S5V.bb6t'.f. e ,w;p wj!,,*irrit!jjffi.;b.' S'JIi"f.tiia ,. .• r,' ..•, ... . -_ ...; .. , _- ,'. \ .'. \ \ / CAL NEWS ART ~EST: Months ofplanning Bake-off~ shafes a secret . goes into a suetessml art show BYSANOVSUGGrr'r~_ / ITH'ROUGH jJ CONSTRUCTION AREA; Ii N PROJEfTI . . ·.9 SETS LOOk for weeklp update of cODs'ruction aCtivities in at evefIJ' frlda»·s Issue of the RUld(tso News. RbI' que.. .- tions. please contact MeadDw Vailev Contractors. Inc. Jlll a' 258-4400. , , ~ ••-HEAD lIQUID . -FIWIE ' -IIIIiHT 5TAIID -1IIIE55ER l ~....."'CaS\ -IIIRROR j "!»~,"". : CIIUT IIAT1RESS ~I'l"';; / " Ii .... j • ..··"·0' , . " .•.-...I< __~..e..--...... ;.. ._ ... • • " /" ,-/ 6A F1lDlM',JIJU' 23, w6 . ,. , ." .. Po~~ ~SDect house fires 'se.'thy tIlescUne;at"Sotmt: i nw_\Oll"'~uncUim J...' _""'80_'~fur~» /::. SANDY $tioorrr 7X"'~06''h Street and calledY~~:.Qn the.;:.;-bed-- Lisa Maue BBW tha fiames / . "Somebody broke. in lowing ...... ltems ' .. , lUIIDOSO ...... ""'" ll1llITal / po , e to investilJ1l.te it i9room . ,~ ~her said. \ from Lookout IIl>wer and throUgh the bac1t; winclow with . ' ./ ,.o,. / , He' so S$d were Ca1l~ fire. depllrtment at a concrete block ~d vandal. CONSENT lUlGULAR lTEMSv Ruidnso Police believe two "Theperpetratorsuaedfire' at the toruaad 11: a.m. JuQo' 17, according iaed' t'be con~·.ts (of' the l-:-'~~~ recent houae fires on High to damage the PrwertY in the a propane _ to a poet to tta Kirk of the fire house)," Babcock BBI~·d. _ ~ 1\0....,... 'Tax CommIttee to Street are related araona. reaidance (at 132 High Street)," on the dect< and ~ _ depllrtment. "The fire was set the give ",600 fur ~ ...... ~ .. Someone broke into two said Det. Bob La;yher, who was the· _ with epra;y cane to, . F'iref'i,Ilhtl[ll'8 put out the cabinat at the ei in .the '911. " . houaea and started fires in oaIled in at U) p.m. JuQo' 19 to pro!iuce' a blow·toi-l:h eIl'ect. flames WlthiI1 five mil1uteskitcheu ... It was d8liUiteQo' set G.....;.~~·~~ each,policereport. gather evidence. The fire "Significant amoUnts of evi· and were able. to leave the because there ~ nothing in Jnc.~_~$280,OOO.,;th~vi1- The Ruidnso Police Depart- deplU"tment wae not called.. dance were collected," La;yher scene about 90 min_ later, that,. area. that would start a ...... fur a4v_and -.....~tha meat was, called to investigate "OfTwera found the house said.' ,shesaid. fire," Babcock said. "People in~.'Tho .dd!ttonaI...... " fa a!"'!"'" . an open door at 132 High into and damage to theA few days~e', July Police Pet. Doug Babcock the neighborhood need to J:>e gran' fioom· tho 'N_'~ Street, a vacant vacation home, terioIr of the .house- paint 17, the Ruidoso Fire. . .wae called in to investigate at t,ware ~.~ any auapi.· N_...... :'~;::....::'"'~ at 8:05 p.m, JuQo' 19, andfou . dumped, furnIture broken, ment put out a fire at. 12:15.p.m. .CIOUS activ:itiee, . . • A...... bJdfurtha~ evidence of a fire there. glaes broken, mirrors broken, 106 lIigh Street; vaCant '. of. fiN ""\U>D In thay...... ~ .' days earlier~ Ruidollo' fire damaseZia COffee table in rental buildinlI belongiug to -Th..... bJdiIorwas .~.R._ of Department t out a at the living and also using Gary IQnch. VISIT OUR NEW OCATION! . "-'".. N....with. bJdof$I71~!; r------~------.":'1 i:ASTHwv7QAT'GRrFATH."1.4M 'EAs'roF.'n-JEFiACETRAcK PUBLICHEARlNGs,_ ...... a . . . An onll'.~ta . .' . ~q~~12'1 I Gi~.,.Collectib'es ~~~~~~ Carrizozo CentenDlai Parade, 10 a.m. Saturday; July 31 on Birch Stree•. Entries caIl"'2363 or : SC;QU~ptUfes & CjiNingsfJ Jewelry . =~,pUca,::,:~. /, * =-, 648-2983. For more ~.tion ,call CarrizozO C~atnber of Commerce at ~2732" _Vbitor~s" I' '.' '" , . I "', . J. dsy~e:~i~~:ea. Center-Caboose. (I .' '.'", .,.' if _ 'Ii U1VI1LEWEE I tnitis4eniedunless.SP=byJ.;; * Carrizozo: Annu;!,~taRita Fi~'"uly 31 'and, Augus'1. Call'64B.2853. Santa Rita Parish, for -, " ." VQte'!"the,~".:. udderthe' ....· fur,m.r information planned events. AI 37S-1.910 257wnnting,"""""""'.... than • ~ """ 7-- , _,/..' . . . I by: the ~OD W01.1ld i'esult. ID an * prand Openi9t Cirrizozo Clta er of, Commerc~ Vl$itOr's Centel)'Cabooseon Cenb'al Ave., I auiomatic denial Hwy. 54S. Saturd.8y,August7at lO.a.m. Call 648-2732. ~. . '/ -, , ,I SECUIIIY"". 'fINANCE"'. ' of4~c:r.::~a:..~S:H;:: * Open House in Carrizozo: Saturda)'l AU8l1st 1~ 1 to 'p.m. at ate Lincoln C!JUDly, ~lodcal I ' , , , 70, the site ora (JI'Op088CI ~ 8. ~ I Society Arch' es in the Masonic Building. 11th & E Aven e. Book signing ilt 5 p.m. forLookiDa Back; I ' ,. < REGULAR ITEMS: 1 At' d,· zo by JohnsOn Steams and Ann BiIffington. Call "648-~ or 64S-2~~ I • 'Cc;Jn8ideration of it request; for I Light'" ts by Carrizozo Chamber of<:omme"",. . . 'I y_~...... r_·,.,...I$$'$$$I Ihe ...... of_righ...... ,. .. I *i51Weekend for Carnzozo High School, August 20-22 for morelnfonnation, call 648-2921. I D ' '.' ~~=in Ihe -- l * W g Toul'{s' of Historic Carrizozo, Saturday a.m., August 21, 'begUming at the Woman's Gub I .""';:'..eIIool..... ~ vac ~=8B,::~':> lB· i:ling on 11th ~t. Call 648-2732 or 648-2857.~Owill visit the ice cream sodal on the lawn ofthe " iPe"'.·' . those""~.. frontage. a tot.a1 of 1,736'sqtigi'e.flIet, I New Horizons Developniental <;epter, an hisc buUd,ing. The center is celebrating it"s 29th " ' , for a eanstnIetion prtljecl;. E&l1i~'Uda 1 Anniversary, ~91999. Call 648-2732 or 648-23 • .. '. 1 week, the Ruidoso Planning and Zan- WItIa ,~m ~a~~"= I. * Carrizozo lennia! Street Fair- All day S,iJturday, August 28, Me Donald Park between 12th St. I " .eIU~· ---' I &: H .54 S.; arade, Car Show, Vendors, Magician, Music. Call 648-2732 or 64.8-:4247.,. I , 8.¥'h:'- fIJtII.- action is pessed on,to the Ruidoso Vil- L__ _ """'! :__~-.... -'__-_----'------..1 loge Council in ,the form of a 1'eCOID- .~~~#~ "l·,· $&OllA"'o·0 h$500 ~ '.' ,, ". Loinrj is perfonnilt' a/! that ended June 30. c~elic J '~~:::~~,~:':U~ i ... _ aDd recolislf.uttive ' .. ,,get's ... ~ ., procedures at -e"'tStwtwr ..,.... lage's final 1999-2000 fiscW. yea:io.bud~ , .....on. Appllcatlo...~m. ge', Vilfage _ om"" loorrl Me!<- Lincoln CounlY- Itedial Center bight said a 6nal1lUJDb8z' for the bud-, Fast, Friendly Service get waa not avoilal$ _""..... ,in RuidoSlf. New "exico. 00 that it. would_ most J..iQly he ovv the 1999-2000...... LInMe,y, . . . 2·57'"40·. Affi'omncll approved • prelbn;.ory . 1400 Sudderth· Suite A• Ruidoso ·NM ""-of...... $23mll!ion.·. '. . . ' '. • Coi1sider adopting Po1iciea "PS~ lAIn""" H ....dII Fo....".Hon SUlJptJI'b the ChIJ_'s _ sewer tine w"",, , .., Mlrade Networlc : tap ...... "bOw ved. iii ., . , . ....-:ll'-~------:"". __,:-._~,_~":,,""_'.-,;,"''''''''~~..J. ,~. I: qrnc " ~ ' M·D. '---,-. ,",~.. , . Complimentary Con-sul,tation .lUST,S AIID / . VISIT OUR CONVENIENT I RUIDOSO r LOCATION: r Convert To Natural Gas NoW: And You'H Really Clean Up. 1100 US HWY. 10 Sign up now ad bl Zla'ss,..._ ....1Gas~erI WEST ,I $1000 in Zia $Gas Bucks$ ) 11 Free Conversion from Propane Your Choice of a Natural Gas BRQ (irill / 378-5287 or A Natural Gas Log Set . Call or come by tla Natural Gas bef~reA\!&I.ist I, 1999 to fill out an application j' .• , . / for new service and YOU'll be eligible to win! ! • Prum;your.f'rlmuU at.. ~ L ZIA NATURAL -:a,,~ GAS COMPANY • 707 Short Drive • P.O. Df1IW8I' 8S8 • RuIdoso Downs, NM 88346 ••(S05)·3~GASS ,. ____ . .'t., ~"~ ,,,",- __ , ,,__. ,__._•._.. _.":".~ ..,...:. ,_•• :..: _--.:.. _ '.'.- . ~.-;., . ._.- - ' _.... - . -----I ) , ' \ \ / lWJllOSO NIlWS . [ \ LOCAL NEWS·./ . I / '/'.1'RlDAY,JL1.Y~ll99 ?t ! ' " ' • . f4ake a'neWlifelong frieitd from.fiUniIYabrOad."Enrieb,your__cul- --_....:... ture. Now 701;1 can boat an . exrmange atudent EDgIand, Japan, Brazil. ~\ ~ ttaJ.y--.-..or S. .A6iea.lJecpQring .' ,'( Rusinc5s for Sale 613 Sudderth· 257-2148 a host to,a youiIg-iDtema tionaI 'Visitor is an Mid, 15yn. u:perience ofa lifetimel KlmJs, 17J'I'lL White Mountain School CaD fur bdQ tion ,or to-cboolle your own eXebllJlgs atude'nt. Large 'of Applied Hialing variety of natiOniilities. intereala. bobbies. ete.. DOW .traiJa:b]e (single -Ruidoso Christian School parents,.cioUples with or without children IIUI¥ hOet). Call1U)Wo , in Rliaolo, offers . 361 E. Hwy 70. RuldosoDowns • LocalAna Represmtative: KariD 812511-3517 Massage Is now accepting student enrollm.ent . Saraat 1-800-733-2'773 In 3 yr. olds through second grade for 'W'1!P"\Y. essa.eo. I ,TheraDV I the 1~2000school year .t!I5.Ji1"§~ ~. lIt1e~ ~ (some c1'-esare",'readvflHed).· ..rro...... , ...... ForJ'nfo. call 378-4628 A. WORlD OF UNDIlRSTANDING~HCROSSCtJI:nJJW.AND IlDUCI\'I'JONo\L I'l\OGllAMS J ·$1S per hoar mllSlSI. C8n 2S8-!046 for .,pt. Why Shop Anyvvhere Else! COlnpare OUf Prices... "''''8.,..1001\1)18, e also have . reveraable(:repe Do~bIe Georgette BaCked Satin' , to Compliment the Lots atcolOts 10 choose froml· Satin! Tpp Q~.lIty Suede In Good CQlors.•• I i . Gr;'od '1rlcesl . . ... Lots of Upholstery, Drapery a Foam "...... 'idliUii$) for all your Spring Projectsl (!' , ...... e Haml'DlHIIIU • Laalof'- fRIIllkr Challis' Demlm • catton' calico li LeNlnr 1IrQa-.~.Ad DIbIJs Allat goodprlcesl I• fiI '. j : ~: For more Inromw;ton: .. JIuldoso Chomber"'CommerceVIllI'" :: (8OOJ:z53-225S or (soS) 257-7J'lS -..-,o:uIdoso.net • J ,.252--9444 "", - ;, . . '-'-" .~"" ..., . ~ '" ~ ", '~: ~. -:--.... ~,'.',',:;-,.. " ,,. • .-, .' ',., -~--._.-,-_ .• - -•• -, ~ ,,',,"y-, . " " . ; i DIckWimShf*iDl-tbr ~ 1UtJsD1'leIls Rnidoso River!' -:;Iad"l. Presideillt Dick W1sner ~'Meac:kJ\N ValIey,crews __...... _wbendleyscnpedanddumpeol mudl;am die"""" of_ Plaza cntDdie bank ofBndy"'-'_ nms __Ilio IIuidcolo. I j , , • J • (PBP"Q$" w;;w ',pap; ...,,0" P.,pg~ ..pc.• " P' $'. PO,i«Pf1"P;;:;:' • 1 ' ¢ ptp'P PM p. P ."",Beef'} E 2 F 'f~.'!...f..e _U::::L $ , P}I #..PPPPPPP PP # UP' P Fa at: p ppp7' u:,sJ!S?!JI 7~ulw41' ~Ee. ~. , \ / . - ...---;- . .' .... , / • 1 J • CALtUS Spans edltmLaura Clymer .~. ;/ Phone: 505-25'7-4001 . -) ...no······ FRIDAY. JULY 23. 1999 1B _·s.! ' I , fbday oJ ' . '.' j --_.andf Po... _ _ RukfoSo...... llowns'- __""'" I bow SlIwr CUp . i .~ .. ' .. ' ter.:.rc:::.~"='= \ tMrN D;rby FinafS . f Y Suni:lai . i _....,..... HeNse rct¢rg .' I 1·p.rn. PC?Sl.~tne. Ruidoso,Downs 'Race :&acIc_~ ~ Featured ~ -,if1.o: J bow~-Is' .' Pecking order I •• ~.~ •• ~ ....~ •• ~ •• ~.~*~~•• ~~~~ •••••• f ·__.nd_ 'j ~ult Womert"s ScJftbaII' . C.regular--"! ':""""'~, .f ANN__O_UN--'-C_EMEN'l'S__-:...... ·_._~I_ SJ:RVICE NOTES RuidoSo and Sa' of \ ~"Frieda Carlsbad . many. at2 p.m. . Satunla,y; August 28, at St.· Edwards Catholic ChurCh H.P. and Frie iJi Caoolsbad. da Hale will cele . ~.biide is the daughter brate their 50th of RoIiert Dominguez of C'lPi wedding anniver tali and Mary Dominguez of .ary Satur<\.t>.vin a' Ruidoso Downs. . p~ . .. The gruom~.the son of ~ 4!lS<> •." ,Eddie .Sapien. ·Of Carlsbad The '. couple , andthe Iilte'll! Sapien. . were IIl$ITiedJuly .D<>lninguez, a 1996 ll"l'd- 24, 1949, in the uateof Ruidoso High' SolJciol, . Tabernacle Bap •, :at·~~.;,:"~ tist Chureh in . - . - . ~~~.18 Capitan'gaul...--...... 1... enterS1- lW~. ,$i): Dllsistant manager for ~_y~bamag. life g .residentsBoth are of Roswell and o' .~.. Pvt. ~ S. . ···2 H;y~ . ·.R· isatFcirtICn.... R areas. hasic~ ·They ...... born in Bamett and ParSoiIs Send ypur. ''!6. t<>ex>mplete . Roswell, and...... _ ....H.P._ Bnmwytt Barnett an:Y Hutehiaon is the ...... of · ...... tlv are retired. stan ParsonS·both·of Ruidoso annouru>ements to the: I.Ynn C.Hu~ Of Cspjtan and living in Rui- ·..l . -will manyat ll!'SO a.m. Satur- -- andJobnR.H -':sonufBn>- . doso where they are members The couple have two cni1- .._. A ••_ ... 7 at u ...... Meood- .p.o. 128 ken Bc>w, Olda. . of the'First Baptist ChurCh of dren, Charlie,and his wife, ='~ 'Patrici:;nth a . Ru!dOsp. NM88355. RapdyHuQiSonis a 1997 . Ruidoso. Bandy, ofSpringIie\d, Mo., and reception following. . ~:~~'ez and Sapien ordropitl~:::A=at! ~.ua~ ~~is~' TheHales owned and oper llita an, NM 88345 d8!.ghter Rodney AdoeI' pany for 43 years. gran , , ·• ,·• ·, · • . .I .·, n~ works~hciwl~. ·• 5';:'" by .... ·, · IJRUCE8"~AN .. .j'. , 5-8 p.m. FridaYiJuly23 . . Artist Reception & OPEN HOUSE GAIL'S FRAME OF MIND ARTCENTER . 1204 Mo.hom2$J-9071 . PI.... join u. fo.••hl ol'ln, 1V..la,•••' .'. ..""", U". "".II ,;/.. . Chllrter ....mber of R.A.G.A. Ruidoso ArtIst· Gallery AssoclaUan / · , · f I ,..I ..·1" ,.. . . (HOMES MOVE FASTER W!!~g~tT~~!~~~t~~.a~~:e - County, the pace is quicken. is safer and more efficient, · iog. More and more people as well as worry tree. '-'--1'-- •., -are buying "new, -hOlllf".sthat- t Be sure-- -to' teU - yoor , feature the eeohomy o.f nat- bUilder, •• [ want"s natural gas ura]. gas. They are qUick to home!f1"' · realIze that a natural gas I From your friends at •· home can save thousands of , dollars over the years com- i .\" ~ pared to a home on propane .:= ~_ ANATURAL 110$ liWV 70WEST or electricity - in lower --=;:..C ::-. COMPANY AL,AMOQOADO fuel cost. ..~, Tfft Bhcllt 1);1"" What'. RKJre. people 11 1505) 37lI-4.lI77 :r,· '. .f' , . . - ! ~, '" ~--.,. .; ,", ,'~ ., ...... -.. '.' - , ''','' ...... ". " • •J. .. • "' " .~ ...'...... - ~-_.- - '--.~ ,. ~ . \ " / - \ / ,Mail To: BvPhone: Walk In: .'Ruidoso News Classlfleds '..(w1Vba m ),fa5telCmf), (Bam ...... $pm Mon-:FJi.) P.o. l28. RuIdoso. NM 8IB4S . 505-257-4001' ~tfni:so-.JNM. 104 l"arkAve. '1 ~~ . Customer Informati ::' .a; fteal .'. teTrades w.""""" ...... ,....ad __. , lassificatt:: 3~ ·tantItOr Sale . I "',~fOr Sale .' ~NE}~UMBER:_':'- __ ;> 5;1'''. . # of Issues:...... -- .•EfOr(i., . '. IeHomeS to.r Sa,e ---'--+'_. .,ttl__- -... -,-_~ ,.. '. tOrRent 'AJlot-s-'-:-'--....:----- ,:::(2D)::!--:..,.z.e.:._. :~ - ""';"_'- -'- -'-- . lJ_lSDWED~lS .. :.' ...,,~rtm SUPER HONE'IN PINEcUFF! ~ .3 bsth horne., in excauem. ~~t.J9~toI-~~dljl;~ mn;",~~J r ,• '2.'1f~$i:a9;SOO:"'CAU.1 / SANDY. 1191619 .- NEWUS'tINGI Must see 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath home - beauIf ruUy d8C0r.ded. gram: floor plan. FIreplace In master suits. attactJecI dcubre garage. ellpBflded deck. $lena Blanca view. $249.500. CALL.WAYLAND.1#91768 'HOllEON 50 SECWDEDACRES! F8tiuli:Jusvl8W$ of Sierra 112·ACREurrbNodb...... ~....Jt .-...... sun.. Blanca- and the Capitan McuJllalns! One-laVel,.iWrirorrai style ...... ~..., heme has r.Idi:anI' healed UfElIlloars throtI lit. ~ solar ~""""A.. heating. tub. large 2~ garage. ~1 'qAlL BILL . _C2048In' *90152 .GflRYLync., 616 Mechem REALTY A1:E!IUIIW~L.E.J:P!~!l! You can make a out ,of this fight,.. qne 'eve' ,droom. orie. bath with fire prace. adjoining'" mmon game room. paved drive. easy year--round access. Only $51,900. NEW LISTING IN 'ALPINE VILLAGE Berber PflJj)eI and pergo ffooring anst just some of fue q:uallty features in this 3 bedroom. 2 bath home. Rreplace and covered deck. • even has , '-In 1I1e DUls/de storage room! You'D wanllo Thfs 3 becfaJom',. 2 baIh home bas fats at nfee wood accents.- a separate' h9t tub see 1I1is one. Only $119.soo. room; a view easy access and ~ tr&e cove.... lot. .Fully ·fum...... WOh en .... FANTASTIC SIERRA BLANCA'VlEWI You'. ances can be yours tor only $184.5Q(IWiIh love this cute. remodeled 2 bedroom. 1 1/2 fuD memb8l'&hip. .' _ cabih. F"""race. lois 01 tall plnesl Enjoy GIwyII. Lynch. BnJ GAl.;"'. sa t2!12 the view and scenery from this really cute Clndy.d(.. Lynch.A--e:: GRt; R.-: 3311 '"'52 Lynne,u-da..... ~.-.:S3&4S17 <:ebtnl $84,5001 KIln Baugh.. A.auc:al1W; ReE 257-!12a7 ~Rutdarptl. As...... ; Res:: Ni8 9044 "...... New FIle"cIs,""lie"-!n&1he0"'" Dawfd w.n.n. A,.orl lit arabI';,RIa-=: ...... _ ~ • ir,l. ' '\ . , . ... ' '--~ ~.-'> ~.~ ~ ~""--,-.~ ~~. _~_ _--:~ "C'" .. 4e'__ :.:'i..':...... oN .;-__...... ;.;;,.._...;;...... __ •.::.:... __ ....;::...... __ ...... So..:;;. i... :"., ..:....,;;;..::, .. L ':"': .... -- ." ~. , \ , RumosoN..... · · NOME ON IN ENatANTED FOREIn' I•V'iiiya"""!.@ I o,t I n qui e t abarml2._: lots of deClJ,. • n~l!? orhood. 4bd22ba.1 On ~ .overlooldng · .. flrvplaC8. veo. dey. No pets, prefer non- . RV SPACES · 9 Way arid 9"8:8t 'In· smoJ(er. weeIcIv· or monthly. eeerve nowl ·• ...... _._and,.· 250<1385.250-32'0 rent. Sl~na •· (rfgeratQr. $875, Plt.ls utilities, • _ ...... OKwlth ...... '257" 33~ • approval. Better._IIoInl!s a~ns 14 Want to Rent · 7.57-4f175 • 257-H03 . RELQCA"IiINB TO Ruidoso: ·. 207 Brentwood, 480, 2' 3/4BA LooJdn9 .for 2 bedIooml · un •· -S9OOJma. fURtlslHld harpe, where pets .""allowed. References · FaliBerme~M·,. bi'Dt available. PJltase. call 627~6430 b,t)¥een 8am. • 11am and .,,' for Ct8Ig or 8 Apts. fOr Rent \Jndj\. " .• •· F'UFlNlSHI5D AND UN 15 Stol'lllle fot Rent FUFlNlstt'ED 1 & 2 bed~m ~~Iit8; b_' paid; No .. ,& D SELF STORAClt! pe18. CBII268-3111A ~ '4B __ace· 8VldIable. · .~6~9orqNI463... · N'EW'LY RIEMODELE.,D . 1bdrm/1ba; . A.artl8.~ly fur nished with bills P$ICI, near 17 Sullil188B ~fJtlIl. · river. S49~. flfElfer ~. no · s,rn0k8rs, no pete. Depoalt OFFI,CE'RETAIL AND plu. rererericea.~-1052 • CONDO SPAC~ for leaSB at NoW·' rAKING APPUCA PiJ'Ielre", Square.' 2810 SUd-, 11ONS:. 1,· 2, 3 bedroom derth Drive. 267-5·155. Mon-, apartments on Crown Drive. day ibN FrIday. QAM to 4PM. , CertaIn Income restrtc~ OPFICe: SPACE 'OR' STORE 'apply. CBICamalal: Place f/'OIU on Hwy 7oE, RaJldoeo Apts. 2!S7-SB97. iTO Downs. -APplOX 1,600 .sq.ft.• 1..eO~B331_ ual Haus- $500 per month. 3'7:804881 o orlu QUIET OFFICE SpACE: 9 Mobiles rRent Indlvld.ua1 affanhible' oRIC$S Al.TO ALPs COlIDO 7 Ho_fOr Rent In NatUral Heallh Complex. .. 2 I:IDRII.1~ ,$315; '2 "'''''8 S138,1IliO ...... bdrm 14x76 Lancpr; extra OFFICE SPAC'E ·OR au ~ .C3ood quality canslrUCllOn,' ,8IOi HOUSEl .~' YARDI nice. $425. Each bas ~ a NeSS space for lease. In good candldon. aBDR. BIG. BamatJl 4B/3B: Belber re1rIgeralDr. On 'liver, near great for J1v~-ln .!"t 2BA, approx.- .,900 &.t. ' & ..2;.250 aQ.ft. $1,10QlmQ.. -y... Nalurel gas &' cable 257. 70 . 202 BunVBIley fkL OWnei'/ . !:1labJe., w,~t8r & gadtJlge Btoker.: Be1tVBe,ehum .N Ishsd,. easy. BCaits&,' 6 o FleE SPACE FO'R .'QII--.oSunroon..wel bar...... ~r, ;!fj8..~1.. / til 18.EI!Je. HUD Welcome;. ASE 13'01 Mech.m. • '89 t,tpdated amenities a . BEDROOM. 2: BATIi, 378-4498. 916-;526:-8~ ' 58--3330•. ~-~"';;·~&lorag~.d~ wIIhbuementvtew . T 0 .WN "0USE wit h 10X50 ~2 EiEi:lROOli mobDe area. pool, tennis, appliances In While Mountain' hofns, :11 miles Eas1 Of race GREAT LOCATION l Meadows. AY8118bJe August ~•. $aOD. monih, $100 de- c1ubhDlf88 I. ~~JUnelet,. 3000 5Q FT~ER' OPEN HOUSE: NEW HOME OwNER: 4&OB) iJ38..1a&a S7501inO. posit, 378-1047. . Ci!t.L OPFK:E .KITCH' for sale ~ 124 Stag CAPnAN-MOBILE 118 E. ENETtE, EPLACE, . Ct.. Alto; 2M on 1.5 11""' FOR ~ OR RENT 4BR'- 2ND 2bdn'nl2ba,. spUtlevel.Un BATH. 3 IlTl! $1500 acres, $155,000. 336-8459. 4BA. 2bdn'ntlba. 4~: ftmdstted. Mastel' bath WI furnIShed or unfumishlild. 1st ~",n bib. W.hEir. dryer. 420-0511 6 MobIleS16r SllJe and last plt,lS d8poslt .cao curtains, double WindoWs, 1 Real Estate 257-4687 or 43D-8d86. storage. lease. 25.7-$3B1 ' NICI! HQME, 2300 SQ. FT. 6 acree·close to town. (07O)871H14"• ALTO 4 BEDROOM.·3 112 2 BEDE 2 SA'TH' bath . beautiful homlII. IN- .' ,. • OliEDIBLE VIEWS, easy ~y. d. $850 per Q-{-- . access $1 500 a month·· Min- month.3 edroom, 3 bath.itln ., TARR.··*. Ir'r)urn 6 'month lease, re- furnished. $750....ail ~TY 257-4214 ferenc's required. 'Calf 3,78-7108or378-8191, , OWner/&lent • 42().3807 or CoNDOS FOR ,RENT: 716 ~sc"em Dr.• Ruldoso,NM 257-G057Joe Zagone Q.21. Nice 1 bedroom. 1uI1y 1ur "Tl/is Week's FeaturedPToperty" HAYE :H OM E SAN D· n1shed In ~Ient IoOjlU.on. Moblle Home & RV Park, Hwy 70 loca- . !lPflIIOS 10"...; Ian."nn. $500. p'" ...... & .... PI8aSe CBII caml at.CDldWeD • WaYland.. REIMAX 268 tion. close-in but outside city limits. Call .yt. Banker 'SDC••, Realtors. 6833 about this great income produced / ...... e .. $400.000. CREE MJw>ows ~ 11 CabfnsNacatlon 0luRsE 4 BD 2 SA FUU..Y FlIRNISI-EIi $ 1600: ALso TJWu:.R HousE 2 DO 1 SA i=llRNISHwl $550. .420·~51.1 E t. IIER...E NORMAN cos.. .' umc S1udIo. B....." S..... / Inventory & fixtures, $86. . ~~~7-2121. eve ae 1 Rec:lI Estate A =&COUNTRYHOME New 16K $23,9!IO$179 monthly STO)JAOE UNIT'S arid rent , h·ouses w/approxlmalely • STOPWAsnNCl' Y UR New .$38,9!10 $259 monthly $B~DImo Income & paten • moil 4 a 3 bed' ms: UaUer much more.· $750,000: GENTLEMAN'S HORSE RANCH $19 /m,o O.A.C'. Call New 28x70 $49,9!1O $329 monthly wiD conskIer r.aftfal trade far · Located oh rn Aaes in san Patricio hi the beautiful 1-8S 220-J0DY. If we QUl'I l1ouse. atrp ene, Income- · Hondo ~ey.Tbis'4,tK;KJ sq. ft. home/lodgeorB & ~ help you, no one can. n.~"'!Y.s."",n .. CALL~OW!! dn I nre k1ckel'8 & ii1dudes 4· bd/lJ..5 ba" 2 jitcllzds" a 'ldtchen~ease a 1-800-257-8 .84 details! Iness p reseamhes- • chef. two dini.itg rooms & a large great . Horse ,87~ 1'2X60 2BR/1BA; for EdoiiI fuinlshec:l"fn -Adult PaI(('. No GIl...... - my .~ facilities with aD amenities, tndudes,an 8 s barn, QuaUty aam lOS Juan 'Thbo NE . . dogs .allowed. NICe 1ocaIIon. Albuquerque" NM. OAe. Limlied Quantities. AU Power hay barn.- pastures,. paddocks, 'training Ilk care- treBS. river. $7,&00 finn. PROFITABLE EST,AS. 257-"004 'f.Iouse ~ BDd AU Re~ applied 10. Sales Price. USHED bUSInesses for, sal. takers quarters. bY ownam. All types. sizes, o~ at $650,000 N"ew Mexico. many: other For a view of the Ranch &: aD itincludes, visit us at 1_ 32X7O 5BDJ2BA all the states. Frtto Informallon on exrraa.. A gr.est deal at only ...... _ •. AI www.dfn.am.t/-randleranch/ $399- a month. GIve me a A FIRSTTIME BUYERS PROGRAM bllsted 8uslness COnsultants. or call MIke or Susie e (505) 653-4522 calL Vou'l save ,bla money_ 719-540-22... Ma'"if 1 976dl8O. NEW TOWN & COUN(RY HOMES Dept. www.blzaale.cam,' New 16X80 $24,9!10 -$189 monthly OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!,' • Local ·wBter store· reaso From RE/TAIL tQ RElMAX-... ~4,990 ptcsd. OWner Wiu train... New 32X44 $209 monthly l=Ieafty services 258-4574 I'm back! CALL FOR DETAILS TODAY!! Paullls~an 1-8Q0-695-1112 • Super Center' Homes 7 Houses for Rent Col' 10625 Central NE, Albuquerque RVlru-.nEAI_"orRu doso • NMO.A.C. All rebates applied to sales price. 1009Mechem Dr. -..eEDAHOII DEANLAND & CATTLE RuIdoao. NM wa ...... _ NEW MEXICO LANDSALES /CelI420-3135 families buy-1IICtbII8- hOmes. DON'T !105-257F0IIftl8 . /1-800-657-8570 lOW DOWN & LOW PAY ....ul C. De:roD., ownerlblUkCl" SIdde:r J" AlIna. broker Fax2S8- . MENTS. on any sl2e new, WORRY... P.O. 80>1 II 00 ,0, IkQr; 234 AI,....~~883JZ Fhe.,NM87110 used Dr repo. Dl..RIIOO8iI&. Home .5U5-336-4369 Ho 505-2"-1038 Before you bUv. call Bob, WE HAVE omc:e 505-258-3117 0 505-337-2426 / 1--800-863-1717 RENTALSI Mobile 4304902 ~;; EXPERIERC~ ARD DIVERSITY .. Carrizozo -2.5 acres, J6z80. 3 br.2 ba mobile. loIS of Iree~ sprinkler system, comd. rack-room/hay Paul RochesteJ HOUsg; barn. garagcJsbop.· Offered III S48,.SOO.. .REALTOR" R"s11ii811Co"!.ii/ercla, tag, liON fAIIRABi .. Carrivno _ 3 bf..nx:k fronl bouse' on ovcr-sized lot. Unfumrs~3bedroam, 1 Nice neighborhood, lots of polcnlial. Offered 81 TIIInklng . StIIII•.••? 112 baII1. $86D + UUIltl9S. on $44.000. Some owner financing. ~ I:aIIIIIII ItIsighII .. ~con-o - J Acn:: fanrJ with irrigarioD (Middle Rio F.R~ tor .""". markel mor;Jlh-lo1J1QnIh. d,ande Conservancy). green-houR. 2 bra ba , .J mobile, 2 slarage sIIeds. cily watel' and well. 100+ RIA 'srmmanl Real £slate LTD. Co'. , wilkJw fTces. Owner Will finance 75'31> CAe. OR'en:d IB '--- 651 Stnfdil1h DdvI. RliltfDSo NM 88345 ----m (505) ~....."""" j...)257...... a( SHo.1100. ------... (505 25B-3218 HaIRe 809) 595-8971 Tan Free 1 Real Estate .. a.adt _ r299 deeded lICfe5 ror development. EofI1iIt: prochesbl~m . 360 acres of approved wllter rlaJus. approved , .J gr~v.:1 pil (50'd _ $IOOK ofifaVelln M97). Offer.ed . al $ 1.600.000. • HGAdo Ran~O.34$ aC1"C3 (8.951 deededll,394 MORTGAGE PROBL.EMS? BLM). Game ludl:s mul.: de.:r, Auodld s_Po quail and dov year mund. OffeR'd af 51,.380.000; • RuWQSO- PI 0' Oros Mall. Net yearl, lnc:ome·of , $93,425. Current leases jn<:lude NM MVD, 7 Houses for Rent Probalion/P8rolc- Div.. Ma&istrate Coun, and Village , OWl Progrnm. Offered II i I,o00,ooo. . • .. Alto Alps Condo _ 2 br, 2 00. Offeral at $65,000. • 100!ll F1NANONG i\.VAlLABLE • Cash OUt , OWner,/hroker. some'owner financing. Shown by · ~ppoinhnen,. • Hom" Impnwement • D<;bt Consulfdlldon · • Alto Lakes GoI'..... - FuJI mc:mbaship.. Oft'eh:d at .• Income Property ., '. Self.EJnployed $20.000. OwIlC:l1brobr. some owner RnaIlC"ing. ~E l\!I~rtgage ·-Ranch R81doso Valle.)' F.staJes- Prime view Call fora Analysis Jot. Askins $2n.ooo. Motivated. Own« "",11 COlis , ., all offers. Now ..,..,... . First MOrtgage,.. • r.e' u.r••yov . of'· ,.. baIiIIaI JaIlL " •· ~ ·kIIc' Ne"", MeXiCo - .,.....VIK. h VISITOUR WEI\SI'I"Eo poll...."...b''I:IiMoIo • .....Mu.eoIIICotidp; ,""' .. : • .'.. .-Ltv' .' r, • 1.fOli~"a. ~4$7~l • ...... · .. • - .. '\ '-' ... :. • ../ .., _. ,...... --~----' ----'_..- .. .... "1 CLASSIFIED~ L IbnDoso NEWS I .- , RV ,PARK IN TOWNi on Me~~~' B.enz 380: 2 FUflNITUREI FUANITl,JAEII Mechem; 22 spaCtis wrth king size mattress $250. ·Iivlng quarters and. rental lOps. low miles, origmal RoUnd wood lable with tour QBbln,2670044151 1856 CHEVROLET; 4 dOl;H, white,' $13,so0; Also "69 :black, Chairs wfth casters, .-n ~lnaI, great condition, t~underbird 4 DR Suicide $20:.0Multiple 'liVing i\ room AAREREAL ESTATE Fs $7,600, 1994 Chevrolet Astl'O chei p;. Calt tBa~e a Ruidoso DownS Race . van; all wheel drive, ex Dr. $B.'OO, very clo.n. I m 8.37 B. Is booming. MQre ho~ are tlimdad length. $'8,600. 19 Autos for Sale BrGB COUNTRY OUTLET is the namefor Southwest/Santa Fe Furniture '&~ries. VehicleSl Don Unevln, ,1\vo locari s - Downtown Rallor .,' and,~ . ion Drive. $25,99~ CoIdweD Banker . , , • __ 1 SDCREALTORS" Rare opporlumty. 1997Chevy~~~ 2570$111 Business!lnventory . ~13 $450,000 RU ~...o::..S...... ' '98 GMC KISOO Ext. Cab 4x4 / Slk'8925709 Leather inlerior ~~!lJS /. ~~!!!'ll!l!l!i~."ii!i\f"",!i(t\f!i!i5illtlI!!i!.i\"lI!l:·i!\l!t'i\"I",,::t"",-"! """~:;'>\~":';""':::'I"= >;.,.;;;; -;:; ~ ;;;:,"~'"'~,''' .;; 'co """"""J/" :..., -, '" '. •".•' "',. ...' '~'''''''I '...··,-,,·,,·.-·'····.··1,·. ,...'~ f . ." / ..J....' '., ' CLASSIFIEDS! \. ~~ . 6B; :FIuDAY,JUI¥ 23,499{ / 5 \ , · /- • 34A~ UTILITy TR"'LER\ IXI 4 LITTLE. T.I-C. Crafter's WAITSTAFF NElElJE;D. rit1ust 33 Antlqullll ....; •.•X,O oe.; Mall 2810 Sud(:iel1hfnext to I;le e1 years old. Apply any. ~~e~ \ , ~!lIO l =: HOUSEKEEPER PosmoN ilJ~ EncIOS8d trailers '8Iso. SohIDlslcy's Deil) 30 local Ume. Pizza Hut, 1201 M~aflem. . RIRDDSO ART CL.~ ,call 250:.3490, ~k for RIle. . ~ern. 120f at Innsbruck A'NTIQUeS a MOR-= oraft.artl.. I !!.~IDOSO .•:=" - , 28D8 SUdderth. Ae~'1n9 All Mediums.. KIds a Adul • THE 'IS Salel 20% off all ture. call 258-9071.· BElli's Frame STEEL BUILlllf'G!' SIILE, WE'LL PAY YQU. CASH IMMEPIATIV POSITIONS :. ,5~OOO+1!IIzes. ~~r~lo:~w~re lot lei< ': Lodge ,.' !.BPljiIIstrles q....ts. _ m\tlVes. 9'.MlndArt.Center ' 40x80x14 to lose lh 58 unwanted available fOr school ,bus ' ll .bronze•. $tl,849; 5Dx7Sx14, $10, 3; 0un$. A11/hBt\lral, Quaran· drIVers. Breilt oPportunity.. for .....lceIlon at '04 Po" Avo. 257-4071 . Jewelry, :i1verwa..". eO)l:1oox18 $18,988.' Inl f,es!s. Dr. reoomme.ndod. mothers small children Ask for Janis or GIna. gltlssWare. booles, trunks and with ·:~, stor~e bul1dIngs, 4Ox16 • 32 1~uu-344-- OQ9.lJlmdretires•. Tr8lnlng aval"" lamps. Thursday, July 22nd , thru July 26t't. J,Jnlts $18,914. ,-ee able. Signing bonus avail- .' brach, If,. www.san ulld- r------., able. $9:2'7 per hI:1ur, 3-4 ·, . j .In . m Sentinel Buildings, ~~ }~~4fg';,,~:=,.:: Lamps Repaired", NEW YOND QRAPHITE 8 27-0790, extension .78. I .., ·: . Irons; a-p.w. 268-5248 fI-('II...e ,iii ,4nU,,"" . "03 Dr 1/4 SHARI!!- In' J~e & U~ Hofod 38 Help Wanted ·. Daily WorklOally, Pay . Michelena's· Construction, framers, ~allabor.foOd service and clerical. All skillle'nis. .now 'acce,pti)'lg applications Apply Todayl Z57-'1B'16 for all posit,ions: 449 Sudderth Drive Gateway -servers • Busers 38 Help Wanted • Hostesses .•Kitchen slaff LAUNDRY DRIVER NEEDED Top dollar, flexible hours. ~!¥t ~703. • Must be t 8.yrs~ .of aae .or, otder· ..,., . ,S''!\!?':i at ,:>.ueJdlirob. -~QRVE ; '" . , . • High School Diploma or' GED equivalent . AVON PRODUCTS ~ Start RIlQl"· H··OT your own business, Work Is se6klng a qualified • 'lid NM Driver's U~nse with no violations flexible. hours. Enloy un- Dietary Manager. OPPORTUNmESo limited eamlnr' Calr toD free '. •/rovide copy of MVR records Pluldol'o'_=c=@=s Praml«r PlV axparlanca ~-.' .~. ,S 1"- - 1. (88')942"'5. . .certlficatlo\, ", ' ~. "'AM~ Applications must be received IJy the H....n Resources fO~. o MODELS NEEDED FOR art preferred; ., ,.a...chlng right. varsatlla par 1Jt; class - older Is fine, c~, 0 . knowladge Deparanent by' 4:30 p.m. 011 June 25.1999. sonallty to ba· st to,nczw guasts and At Burger King"'. we're com- Indian' regalia. M-F, July 2& CLUB GAS & LOUNGE 0'1 ., , milled to. serving our cus- Aua 6, 6 hour sessions. your now hlrl~ bookkeeper!" Federal and ,' • schadula n!S ations part-tlma. tomers "rest fOod and ser- chOIce. See Ben. Konls@ • A1.IY .. Enchantment Inn from Sun· accounting. UBI be expert· ~ SPENCER TIlEATEJ.lfor tbe PerformiagArts: In parson at: 806 Carrizo Canyon d. vice~BUI the holiest IhIng day 7125. enced arii:I ve rafBrences. R"llulations "i '._ I. ·• we're are DUlstan~ FUll-time; d pay. Apply In Full lime Housekeeping position available immedialely. Dfferlng If ,l\ItereBte ' ·• . As.k for Doug or Lana. _ ing~b opportunities to NEED HELP WITH ONE OF person Dn . 1137 Mechem. No phone _s. ! ~ ,· Responsibilities include housekeeping tor theater auditorium, etle etic. friendly people the fastest growing Health .(505)257- admin. offices, dressing rooms, restroom! and lobby areas. Who ani 10 be a part of a and NUbitiolllii Companies In • , t~eWorldl Work out of NOW TAKfNG APPLIC _ ~:4;'~';'; Must have similar experience and references. e.=·es===e: win ng team. HO . ; Part:-time. Full-lime, nONS fOr DIs her. Iv ., l salary commensunale with experience. We're also serving up a full t1mellncome Potential U,n-, In ferson. S Iss Chalef,' range 01 benefits, .Includlng: n ledl For InformaUon call: 145 Mechem. . Deadline for resume Monday. July 26, 5 p.m. '(505)257-5912 . 'ilt:ln.t:. , Please mail resume: No phone calls please. E SpencerTheater mOunUilin $ods P.O. Box 140 Housekeeping Allo, NM 88312: MaIds , The Spencer "theater is an equal opportunity employer. Needed Immedlali!J$" Applications ....tte}j receiVed by the ". A-o HmoaD Resouraa DepL ~4;30p.m. ·, · ,· · · Progrnm Specialist · Recruiter ·:, DirettoI' ofFmancial Aid Studenr Services DOl;: Open until filled ,• Dean Adminislmlive Services DOE Open until filled , .• Acomplete employment p:iCIret fondl the above JlO5itlons isavailable"t1he Human Resoun:es OffiCe at ENMU - Roswell, P.Q. Box 6000, Roswell, New Mexiclo 88202-6000. Phone inquiries can alSo be made by calling the Human Resources lJeJl:llirmenl at (505) 624-7410. ' ' New Mexico is an opell n;cord slate. Therefore, It is !he polil')'ofthe University 10 reweaI' 10 the public the identities of the applidlnrs lbtwhoIlllilt_;o-e scI1edulell: , ENMU,- RosweU Is an EEOIAAlADA Employer. ,• , i'/ , . .., • t · . , , . 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The. rI~ of the 1"oC1IIb1: Che 'e Moble =~andttie 'carrizozo Jerry lor GonBultallon. foIIoWlngprope~.8 ~Space 78 Chamber 'ofComrnerce and ing. 267...... • desl. ttHi Idenu-- CUn'8fd LocatIaII: Mow:dBIn Ih8 Tavvn of CarrkOZO and eo .3 • 354-2!103 . flc on'arid 1...11011 of Home S.D••.TIacI7 ns residents obs8~'this PAlma. NEEDS WbfIIJD .48 AnnDUnCements PlDPGrtV. by PQte~~)wner: Bustamante,. 100th"bIIIhdaY with c:eleb" ~ P.... In tDYm. CI~ 'pUn:hasera, or ~... .. DoIoRP8 tIons and splsft appmpltale to SED'LLO ElcCAVATING tMIY work. 2O.,.are ~~ he Lincoln Counly 'Ii H:eB-32B6 the Ocda$ion: , . Wt;l8nse e'iae'9 t>:tce, RuIdosO 8RI8. $ ..... TRiBBU_ WBfIIiII1t8 no title to Yeanr: 1997-1998 Therefo.... HOW LET IT" BE dlecount. 'Pleaae call ~.'-sed at pub- . BId: $175,00 RESOLVED, that fOr e period Trencldng • 'lleckhoe $44225 liePT'=: pescrl~llon: 14 x 72 (mm ~ t. 1899 tQ Au ~ IIUEIt: 31, 1890. be CanIzOzO, aI H!iJillng 4 .. • WAkTED; '~Ii.!.. handlman 3. . secuon 7-38-74 NMSA Stl'9ewk1B. 1973 U" La. ~.,2B3lJ '078,~rohI oIIk=al'8,'" Srdier .. Centennial "ThIs PlOt' 150& .WOrk ,on ~~ re=.: .. em""''' ~~ se....,... ' cIamatIon ISsued bytht .EdiJJs SsdJIID, Jr. 'P-!!!' ANV -of au PTt»: 001902 206 ...... no end ' , .....CallLamr-..._.J!!I...,...... "divisions .:r: fn the Jnrydm; P8JcJ ,Velde S,p., APPROV, D THIS 1aTH DAY F: ULY...19~ NMJJc.§T72T ',.. .' :. from dlr8c;tly lAdI ,Lot 4, BLk~2 . ' 181 uel t1- ~mandez. : IlJ.C ., ',' • .. , I '"" , ' / / \ I _ / 8B FRiDAy, JUlY 231999 CLASSIFIEDS. JY$. • 800-257-7786 • I MukMQbley ,~ Jobay Mobley Pat BroWD 257-5485 ZS7-3898 257-7416 ' Multi-/liUfio. Dolt.Jr · 1II1llli-MilliD8 Dol"', ProdJlc~r Multi-/lllllJoe DoJ/IU ~crr Prodj.cn' '~,· I .. KatIal Jo Sollars BoaSpeac:er Mary l.ou York 648-42S3 648-4253 336-9154 1II1Jlri-lIIilIkln Dol"'r 1'Io This cabin hp been totally remodeled. Tbr!= A bedrooms. 2 baths. very modeni kitchen, skyligbJs. bard wood & saltillo tite floors. great rock work. inside and out and a won derful redwood deck to sit &. listen to the :'::-""';'''''';''::0::;;;::::;;::::'':=..1 river from. A must see at o~ly$l64,900. BEAUTIFUL BUENA VISTA ESTATES. Lots available with wo"decf~l views, a mile long walking trail all in your own 27 acre forest. These lots are absOlutely wonderful. Call us for more infonnation. /;' LARGE PRICE REDUCTION on 3 fUlly fenced acres J¥ith a 3 bedroom, 2 ba~h dou-' blewide in great shape. Large deck, 2 big storagebuildinp~'fruit trees, nice views, built-in fireplace and more. Now only $104,000.. ,',' ' CUTE, CUTE, CUTE CABIN near Upper Canyon. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath, cabin is all one leveL, has 2 wonderful decks, fireplace, located in quiet area and has been well taken care of. Now listed at only $74.000. ' G~T RENTAL;1.ESTMENT PROPERT'Y priced 10 sell. This cule 2.bedroom, 1-bath ca,b' is located dose 0 Grinds\one Lake and shopping. New carpet and paint in 1998. Good re~ history. Priced t only $46,900. ' , ;. ' Se nabla ~paiiol / ;. I . Seal of the District Court of Uncoln County, this 2nd day TWELFTH JUDICIAL of July. 1999.' DISTRICT COURT ALICE BACA BAXTER COUNTY OF LINCOLN CLERK OF THE DISTRICT STATE OF NEW MEXICO LEGAL NOnCE COURT . P~OBATENO. PB-99-27 By: Is/Sizabeth Lueras IN TH~ MATTER OF THE TWELFTH JUDICIA~ Deputy , ESTATE OF LILLIAN DISTRICT COURT . 2269 4T(7)9,16,23,30 MARGARET MILLER COUNTY OF UNCQI HUTSON. deceased. STATEOFNEWM ICO LEGAL NOnCE No. CV99-67 NOTICE TO CREDITORS CONTIMORiGAGE UncolnCounty NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN . CORPORATION. Medical Center that the undersigned has Plaintiff, COMMUNITY BOARD OF been appointed personal re vs. , TRUSTEES MEETING presentative of thiS estate. All TIM ROCHFORD and will meet on Monday, V persons having claims RENEE K. ROCHFORD, . July 26, 1999 ; . against this estate are re husband and wife. and THE At 6:00 p.m.• in the ,I L quired to present their claims PADDOCK PARTNERS, and Hospital Conference Roqm I within two months after the ALPINE VILLAGE SANITA The Agenda will be avallable t date of the first publication of TION DISTRICT, at the. Administrator's OffIce ! this Notice or the claims will Defendant(s). on Friday, be forever barred. Claims . . NOTICE OF July 23. 1999 j must be presented erther to PENDENCY OF SUIT 1973 2T(7)16,23 the undersigned personal re STATE OF NEW MEXICO to j, presentatives at 3600 Robbie the above-named Defen- LEGAL NonCE I .Jo. Alvarado, Texas. 76009 dant(s), GREETINGS: • and David Kendrix Hutson at You are. hereby notified that CALL FOR BIDS at 511 N. W. 2nd Street. DIm the above-named Plaintiff The Ruidoso Board of EdLl mitt, Texas. 79027 or to the has filed a civil action against cation Wishes to receive bids : attorney for the personal re you in. the above-entitiled for Paving at Ruidoso Middle. presentative. Charles E. Court and cause. the general School. Specifications can be Hawthome a1 1096 Mechem object thereof being to fore obtaIned at .the RUido~o Drive. Suite 302. Ruidoso. close a mortgage on property ,Municipal Schools Adminjs- New Mexico 88345. or filed located at 119 Big Bear tration OffIce,200 HorJon with the District Court of Un Road. in the City' of Ruidoso. Circle, RUidoso, NM (phone coin CountY.. County of Uncofn, NewMex number 505-257-4051). Dated: Apnl22. 1999. ico, more· particularly de Bids must be .n;lceived in the IsIOavid Kendrix Hutson scribed in the Complaint In office Of~th'SuperinteJident ,. PelSOOld. Reuresentative of said cause... qaQt,befo.. \.II.,,~. 1999. at the Estat~e.off untanan MM. Miller That unless you~ter your 1 Q;PD a. . Bids will be ·~ Hutson, De ased .' appearance in ,said use on openEid~n· read aloud on 511 N.W. a d Street or before August ,1999. July 30; t9 9, at 12:00 noon Dimmitt, T xas 79027 Judgment by de' It will be at the AdmInistration Office. IslUly Ma Morris entered agaJnst y; . 200. Horton Circle, Ruidoso,/ Personal Representative of Name and address of Plain New Mexico 88345. Bids the Estate of Ullian M. Miller tiffs attorney: Geer & UtUe, ~tlORS~~~~Wd marked Hutson. Deceased P .A.. Post Office Box 25685. 3600 Robbie Jo Albuquerque. New Mexico The BoardiOSryes the right Alvara~Texas 76009 87125. . to reject an,Y, d all bids and ATrORNEY FOR WITNESS the Honorable waive all tech 1c;!lities. PERSONAL KAREN L PARSONS, Dis IslMlke Gla n REPRESENTATIVE trict Judge of the Twelfth Superintend t . Charles E. HaWthorne Judicial District· Court of the RuidosoMunicipal Schools / j . 1096 Mechem Drive. 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FRlDAY,]ny 23,1999 Ie / / J / > I ~- H_ Lore sarno -_J sand ~:'rs from West Texas have found content ment in Capitan.•.following their dream. Matty Roane / It's never too. late. to fo)lo"" a clreatn How a couple~frO'm Lubbock (lnd Slaton finally cut loose and left the dust behind, as so many others have done as they sought th.eirown version ofparadise' '. ./ . ' Marty Rocine in Lincoln County. / ' Danny Pounds. tired ofthe flatland and dust ofhis native"Texas. packed up his boot,and shoe repair tools and , , ' came west tQ UncolnCounty. I "She said I was always too drunk." After .a five~m()nth courtship, A', ~~n foll()w~ his dre~ms to the Danny and Deenie were married in a ~:::.~ ~~~~tams, searchmg for a sense of little church in Portales in 1956. , For years pan~y. Pounds, a boot Danny went intoc0ia'ercial BY MAJrry RACINE . '::: ~~d shoe repaI~!l!!,I~. Lv.bbock, .h,~~.; eonstruction anrhfrom.195 :....59 th •. , '''RritOOSO NEWS" ., . warned to-n1Ove-lO b1l1COln--ODunty-:-'·~~.,.,~. I"-""'i";--...... '1 ,,,, ••...,....--.- . '-.:i<--' .~- CORRESPOND£JiIT II P h h b' dr' .' . h d .. Coup.le Ivea In :,nuustoIf, 'were' Dee-, ======-+--.j'. .':."""":,, '. when,er aps'at 13e yearsegan·ofage,eanunghe firstt e'cameay nie.had h a brother-in-law...The bayou .~ . ,to Ruidoso Downs with his daddy and CIty, t . en as now, wasenJoymg a con- t h d 'th b' . th "d ,structlOn boom. h~. wa c e e cow oys rope In e ml - '''11 k (h') a n t ge. t t - dl~ of th,e racetrack, where rodeos , k o(oh 'd) 1m k l O h. ur °dr 0 were once held. wor, e, wor _ Ii- urs, ovean bac~: k~d Sa~ur- 1:::: The dream continued when hour to get. wo ,on Danny a.nd his wife, Deenie, took days sometimes, D~eme says. 'YYe ' j annual vacations in the mountains " came ·back, he was skin and bones.. scouting for'acreage. . '.Portales was a fine town ~ut not The' dream' came true a "coup,le :,ultable to a man from the ~lalns .trr,- ,years ago b~a in Lubbock, wh~re I~g t~ clE!arthe dust from hiS eyes. 1 J they had liv.ed or more tha,n 30 y,e,.~rs. d~dn t "lIke the sand o"'er. there, Danny had ,ever really liked ! the eIther. . town, though(l eenie didnE' care much . In Lubbock, however, th~r? were either way. But ,she was eginning to Jobs.. Danny wor~ed. on th~ CIVIC Cen dream too and besides t e kids were ter and ~ethodlst Hospital, among all gr~wn 'mit of the house and the other proJects, while Deenie ~as flat, dusty plains were getting to employed by Texas II?-stru~ents. But 1 them. Th,ere was a day, Deen~·.e s.ays, a the dre.a,.~ kept CallIng:. .1.(Boot an~ day of reckoning. ' shoe rep:~lr) always fasc~ated m-:, 'We just sat and looke at each he says.. Had an uncle. that .~as m other. We figured we could (continue the busmess~ C?l? bu the Frio Dr,.aw, it used to, be cal,led . Th? notion to leave.. was f,raugh~ 'i'. 11 Town, he says, until residents With dlff!culty. '.!W0 o.f the Pouf.lds emed the appellation vulgar. three chIldren hved m the region. Dan~ and Deenie are trying Capitan, ~ut ~'t made a longti..Je commitment quite yet. '•..1 He grew up on a ranch a[1dode a "That W8.S the hardest pa~, ~~ttin' ~p horse three miles to school. Grade and leaVing your grandkids, Deenle school ha~ two rooms and 15 upils,says. "If t~ey ~e.t !lP andmove.away !b. Th~ bUildin~~ rec~ntlyrented by boot..y~SSir. I'll evon make a sad and ofcourse there w/jis one an kid. . from you thats different, but-If ~ou ,~scuddl,aLog W .. rks, 0,nee hous.t;d~ ~he yl "That's where I learned to fight," get up and move away from them It's <.,/Rusty ~chor ~., r .. T~e bar's ongInal dle, anything but a broken heart, I h~ says. tough."'.. . ' cooler stIlI stan s InsIde. . don't try that." <. ' i Wh.He in. high school Danny drove, 1b Da;nny the; deci.f5lon was easy., . Fo.. rmer.. bartender Ben LeslIe, 77, He's not overly concerned about 1 trucks for hIS daddy. ''We hauled any- 'Whef.1 thE( sand I;Hows so damn hard remembers when the Anchor was yet business' plans~ Some dreams don't I j thing that he could get on 'em. Every- tha~ you c8!lsee..~ prairi~ dog 10 f?~t another saloon, with a dance hall in r?quire much research. "No;" he, says, .! ,~o/mg bac~';"h , "If there were three boot shops here' !.: thing from cattle to gravetp..If we Ut.P uxtthle air to .dlg a hole, -It s t d I b k h , wou.lda had a water tank we otilda lme 0 eave. J. ey ,a a pace ac ere and ina year there'd be one or twq, I ! hauled water." "I T where the,e was a skating rink. And ,knew I was gonna be one of 'em. 1:: Deeniewas raised in Portales, hey bough't 7 1/2 acres on High- these drutilks would get on' skates. 1 We're good at what we do, (I don't ,)1,1 and the two m,et on the FourthofJuly way 380 in CapItan, put in a trailer had a boil on therback of my neck~, I mind tellin' you. Anybody ca~ make ! at Fort Sumner, where Danny was and built a horse corral. For their was, supposed to go to Fort Stanton to boots, it takes a boot-maker to make ' ! riding saddle broncs in the rodeo. shop they looked at several buildings get it lanced.the,.next morning. And a 'em fit!' , . ! "I saw him, then found out my and ~arned that a Western-style drunk fell on~e and hit it, $dhe They plan to work at least three i ,:~ousin was going with his best friend. struet. re on Smokey Bear Boulevard. lanced it for me: I didn't have to go to and a halfyears, until Deenie is 65. t Bo~h ofthem were over there, 1 mean, migh~, be available. They' contacted Fort Stanton." b'" , ' "That's what we planned for," he , h~ving a time ovel' there in Fort Sum- the owner, Jerrold Morales~ who owns D&D Traders - 'We mendt e ,rips says. "We.-ma-y.make another..million,. . i .·,Iter. So I said why don't you introduce Chango's restaurant. and patch the holes, build *pI'the between now and then. They say the i JPe to his friend?", "You contacted me just at .the heels and save your soles" -- willialso way to be a millionaire whenever you. i '. . They eventually got tog~ther, but right time," Flores told them. He. And sell tack, saddle$, anti~esandladies . leave Capitan is, come here as a mil not until, Danny had tried to date his partner, had been consideriQgt: ¥l dresses. .Arter Septemb~r" na~ny lionaireand you cali leave here as' a Deenie'ssister, to no avail. barbeCQe place at the locati~n. ',~. ' ,says, he will also be set up..~to· n-.~e ·prillionaire." . .. r- " . " , . ~",.k ~.4"'''''''''I'''I!!S!!l'''3'''''''''''''''''''''''''''4''..4''' ~, _~ _~ '"T.Tr.~~~,~ ~~~.,.. ,.~ ,~\' ~I<;f~J-~, ~ '-\~ ~ ~\~ ~~ ~ -~ .•"""l OI..,W ." · .. .._., " " • .."""'.7 , " .. '"'Oi" "'t • "'" 1;0'''' ""'.-to ''', "" """ *'" .. .. - " .. ,.' ..• ' .., , ....:.: . /1."/ !. RUIDQS NEWS . CALLUS J~LY ~999 Business wdter1llnl It LaXsOn Ii\ 2C l'mDAY, J ...... S Phone: 505-257-4001 j • Branch ofAlamogordo firm inJast start J ' • . ·• • • New furniture· I ., •, ·, . ·, . wild / • • famil~ ,•· • While the name'may sound said. The name iar, the fiPniture store that opened _ ftom Condi- ..., New business e1 '. · recently in the Pl42:a Center ;s new to . to.. furniture $>re" . . Ruidoso. I inAlamogordo. • What: Wild Wild W Fur- Their' decisiOn niture 7',' " , BY TONI" K. LAX$ON, to open a store in • Who: ~, Sara and Josh RUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WRITER Ruidoso was based COndito . Arty Condito of Alamogordo' on sales at· the. • Where: 1709. Sudderth Alamogordo store. .Drive in the Plaza used to sell cars, but switchedto fur- . Condito sllid about center niture about four years ago in pert a third qfthe stOre'a • When: 11 a.m. -6 p.m., I because of his own frustrations with customers were Monday-Saturday; 'eros,eo / •· buying furniture. people f>:om the Sunday. . • furni~A~:O=~=::ii~~: R1J~are~d ~ndlto, ~ J*1!r1IS~ -='~cff~ · us, ' I.-.Ii' Who 1henew WId, Wild west FurT.fture for his and Sara · has expanded it three times - twiee 'What you need to . at first Were ""'"-...... ~. . ·• by increasing the size of the Alain- doisopen.up.astorehere-~·leave resistant to the " . . . : ·: ~o store and most.recentlY by your prices the same,m Condi sIIid. idoa of expanding to a branoh store oelis some top Iino designer furni- 1: . purehased, Condito saicL · opening a Ruidoso branch. So that's what the cOl) e did,. in.Ruidoso. ; ~". ,such as Scbnadig 'designs" ·'.'e are very aggressiVe.' that · Condito alld bis wife, Sara, .The store, with ab<>u:t 7,000 square ''We really didn't want to he sllid. .'. . ay,' ho said ... , ., ~ TI.e~ I: opened the WI1d, Wild West Furni' f_ oflloorspace, oelis a full range becallS'> what we do is a mini' DeOp;te the· store's nama, con, . branc:h'a!re AN6cLUI~S J 3C JllHOVAlI'S WITNESSES 'REFORMED CHURCH u~.!?~m. onth.llt theFWIdoso Public .. Nob Hill Drive, fur c;Ilnner~'30 257-7411 . CLUBS ...... T' \'- ' p'.m. and ~ ill: 7:~O . an ._.~_ CHURCHES ~ KI~ _.1.0-,__ IlUIdoso Hall Inc. tMllrstM~.~ If - __u 106 Alpine Vilaee bel. 25&.3659, MesCllera III$lrIned All a-rtcan Dlllllkate Bride QUIll ft1endsOf"'='12:30 p.m. at ....Bear urll ~~...... a hoIlcti)o) of eYer)'~. -!;!..,~==.:e~~ . ASSIlMBl.Y Of GOD .: Mescalero. Bob SchuJ. Paster. Sun- 7 p.m. Thuf$tlayln th:e Ruidoso Se- in ~ltan. The IcJswelccmeto '\ £0>,' -, JUb ~._"'!'W. 16 2S7-~871. Sunday; P.ubhc Talk 1':30 ~~~~B!iJ~ \ p.m.: Walchtawer: 2:20 p,m. Mon day;01urd'l school 9;]0 a.m.; wor- nlgr CltiJJlrq, Center ror- weddy attenCI all meednp events." IIodcIIIocket Assodatlon ship 10:]0 a.m. Mon.: lunior Nih ~:lf!~.fGr rnarll GIJIIbIen The assoclatlonrnellltl tho -first -.._._ Meicalerv. 671-4747. Donald day. Bible Study 7:;ro p.m. Thursday. ~: hlgh~ .co~~"1"~ ~r . MInistry School 7:30 p.rn.: Servtce )'OIIth 6:30p.m. Meets at] p.m, Sundavat the . evel)' _Inllf\th It the Pelley. pastor. Sunday Schoo1; ..11:45 ~ '7 ~r:n. ~nut.: Kicbi Cub ...... ON or IluJdDSD . GatewaY Church lrist. .... 5 Sud-. 5pac;e 5 HUbban;I SDat:e Sd- I"1lleI5 10 a.m. the third. TI.fII4;Iy of ~IP: Me8J: 8:20 p.m. (aradeS I S\ ]0]0. Meets eyery 1lJesd!lYrrQm 8-9 p.m.. denh Drlve. doso(reer en- IIr1CtI 'Itcatlon B1AkI1ng. t:all Bob l!¥erj'rnonth at \latlous loc:itICwls. am.; SUnday 10:45/a.m. 437~2840 ~ \ ---"'7 p.rn.: ~rsday ...... lces:J p.rn. • ( • at me GatewaY cenlelj" 439 :Sud-- trance). Few -lnfom1allgn call TumeI" dl')'S\ 434-0405 258-5509 (II' 257·7157 ~H~o,. • ,....,...... derth,. Ra,!idixo. "257.712., 257--9289. ~ Qualde AlaJrilmnIo area 1IuIdoso ....CIqft , ',',' IFlm AsieItIItIr' OfCiOlll 1.06 _A1p~ Road. 258-1659. SEvl:.AlHDAY AIcclItoIla~ all4denlceChlb qll 'Ilmerat-800.54S-4lS21. I"'IeeIs 7 p.m. h MoncI:!'Y of EI Paso Road. Ruidoso. Ret.. Bill Vi. Meetsatnoolund8p.m.~day 3]6-1076. Dom..: ReunlQn Publica ADVENTIS·T MeeluttJi,eRUIdosoSenIorClllzens IIIrCIDdaAnlMllnriDal' month at !he Churdl of the. ' Lrmard: PasIur. SUnday School; E5tudlodela~ , , . at the~nt;t439 Sud- Center at no;aon Ihi, and p.m. I:30 ~m. MOunt, "hi, Ru 9:3O~: ~ IOa-m.; 10:50 11m ddrd Meets 8 TutSda;and Mesc:aIefo morning worshII;': M~rt .9J~~rnch.e::;r Su~ ;un. &cU." del Mlnlsterlo' ...... DayAdanlist darth,. 0. month for u GatBwaY. Cllurcht 41.S' IIiIIIlIDsoflellei..alu.'-'cn. 10:45 a.rq. (Irtcludes children s ~~ ~m.the T~. church): Swday -1iJI prQe; 6 TIlOCl'atlco 7 p.m.: reunion cle sCM , , , - WOtnettI Assodatlon ,sam- behind cnurut. MeetS third , p.rn.;'Mldnesdayfamll)l nlght; 7 Porn. do '1:50 p.m~: JI,IeV. Estudlo.-deillbro ~~I:r.-Past~~RJ~= ~1~H~C:fu7at~~ ~~:~'~~~Ofelo'ery :C-~~M~l4'l655"Rul. eitiry , . 257·1446 or 33 ,: CHRISTIAN 7:00 p.m. +13-1904. As6ioe. f'a5tor Wibum cardS;d:Ip.mt.SU$lnessmeGtlngthe month. L.ov.!nI Others 'POrt IIItIonIIAIicldaItcIIIor..... IIIIidoIq;PuIlk~.... ,: MorrOw 622~ 1206". Saturday. Sab- am: liIesaay 9T everymonth. . GrQllp for fr!inds and '-familY of FecIend EIiIJiiiiINeS:~:: Meets at 'noon the Ii8tond w.tllll- ·BAP11ST Ftnt Ctlrlstlan 0J..m' WmERAN MO. SYNOD: bath sdJoc:1I 9".30 iiI.lTI.; Ch...-ch set- .....'~ HIV+ meetS the third TUesday af Meers lOam. m." se " ,j ~ IiMIr)' mo'lIh, at,the RuidoSo F1'" _'CIuInII '(QIsdpIe;s of Christ) ,,: vice; II iLlII. Wei*lesday.- P.rayer Moea; 7 p;m. the firstT~ 6f . eVery monda. 257-223(t. ',~ rnorch at me RuIcIo;o SeiIIor PLi l.Jbrar)!. .-...-_:...... n 5_ ~_. Hl.dI and, Gavllan Canyon R4atl. 5...... ·...... 811'. .meetlng7p.m. ' every mofrth for..Jlf'Oll'lllTl anti at HumaneSIIdetJoflilKDlnCOun- Oltziiens. CentIi=r.,·1SB-3493 or 318- IIIlIdDsoSllrlneClllb' -''';- ._...... -_, ..~-_' __ Su"-' noon the third, I~ of tweI')! tv' "'1669. Meets' at 6:30 p.rn'the foUrth Sunday Sdlool: '9:45 a.m.; Smda)."- 1fI._SmI .-...... _, 1120 Hull Road. 258-4191. 257- month forlunch'at thiI EplricGfl3l Meets-at 10a.m..thethlrd~ WednesdavofeveiymomtutCree worSlilp: II a.m.. 7il5 p.m." church SchooL K-12/Adult: 9:30 ..m.; SI,lf)- 5~96. ~n L' Krohn. Pasto~. Sun- NON.DENOAflNAll0NAl. Churdi .of the ~0Unt. I'll of ~ rnOf1.th at the Alta CoumiY ...... QIIstian f'otl!adGws Ilestaurwit. 251-3062 -F1_Ing;=6;30~~, ,da:f~!J~p: day.~8;30a.m;.10:30a.m.:. _~~TraJ.~I.~ ....CIu~a.. 1hli_Han~i:::t:~=l=I~~' ~:NoonIIDnIa. UMS iiI.lTI.: Chancel ...... M-mero... .:i5'.f:. .'...... ~_ '!"._.,." Choir. ~7 ~m. Sunday School & Adult Blb"~ Class AIHUidant LIfe hmBy. Cburdl ~ ''''_, .. tunIavs~"-.....- "...... - MeeQ; 11:30a.m. ell8l'YT~ far 420 . DrIve; RUcIoso. NM 9:30 II.m. Third Sunday Evening 2810 Sudd8rth DriYlt,. SI#lli 110. '~:':"'7..g~m. at'Ru so &e ~ c;tu;c:h ":t'~lr~~::t:: ori trJ:. and wf, lunch an,d a short meeting at Cree 88345.(505l257-1(iSI.TlrnGililand, CHURCIf OFCflRIST BibIeSa.idY,5:3D-p.m.,allforkx;a-. 257.. 1188. M:. c;.enter.257~907,1 257-43810,378-1113 . =pIBifsa~.J6..iIt.75.,...... ~... Meadow:r;c:ountryaub.2S8-9I~ PasIQ: Suridly.lUC) a.m.,- Contem-" lion. ' Slindlly YfOrshlp=.!6 ,p. Tbur$day_, _ ''"'-__ 1...._'--"- ...... ~GlIb porary Praise and. Y/olshIp 5enIiat; c;hUnh of ChrisI: Bibh.5Wdy 7 p.m. . ----.- ~.. . !I!Inwaters IertDlllaDub wiD meet on 11II.l!'SdaY.Jh' "'" 15th at 9:15. lLn\..- ComlnemaI Breekf~ ...... Itan _ H'....u-. 48. Les Ev- METIiOD1ST =~~~~ to ~.. MeeD 'nClClll I!IIer)' "Ilf!S!!!y at· ~ 5:30 p.fJL ~ seeand ~ 6p.m. az ~ RuIdoSo Senbr Center 9l45a.m._~SchooIIBibIlIcn...... -y ..,.~., _"'WI "I - FelIow1bI, ...... ;,.,..... I.n ,I "N 'I... Bob's re$taurantClll Hwy. 70. VIsItlrui! of die fllllffth at 1(.:Bob~fbr more fOr their rnon.:..r.· Iuck. P18j1$e .~-,. \)'OOd. MlnlsteI:. Sunday BibI. ~ . " . GI'e:iit;' Horst. 3 . 07, Monday. r;'~.,...... , "...... KIwanis memben ~,;dway$weF Info~~n call c..-IUn Shaw lI.t, a-.- ...:..' ..,... .- iLm. - nhIp 5eivlai: 10 a.m.: Sunday wol"lhtp: II...m.. 6=:"':~ Rurcr-oso meris B1b1estulty nOQn at =-~tlonsto.AmeriCllfl Can~.~ ccpmo. ' ~1.1479. ' ...._':. _ ...' a ,,- or Z/7:J ' tipm." - =r-~.!'..~ and p.m.;'Wecl1e.fay Bible study. 7 p.rn., PIZZa Hut..MediemOrfve;V!bmen's IrnImIs of COIlnIlBI donidon for ,the Club. 25"~21 '. 5r.Hah .-..... I"Iond3y:~., __...... Junction Road, bflhl.nd ~I&ht "b~"'''''''6:30 .\Nednesda =~ LDDIIlnCDuiDdI Clltl:bl!ltGulll(FriINI.IllYo11Cb) lIIJ"'alell_forIlMlIII' Noon • 1.acIes". BIlle Study ac'ld fiI. . ... DonUlS.~Risflr; ~ Sunck)o ..,..;...,; .p.m. Yo" 1IoIJeI't:.1IaiiIe. hit"' ...... Meets In the Datisf1 hall-~' 5t. .MeeD 'at noon fMlI'y TuesdaY' at ~~Inc. .' ~Bt. ~~ ....~m=5<. "'15 Su 1II1h, RuIdoso. 257-43BI. Schoo~ 9:45 a.m.; !lunday worship: Capitan )'OilthJi::oup ,7 p.m. at chtI MtI!Its. .p.m.1he:thIrd'WedlleSdaY In ElelIrlll"~ CatholIc Churdl at 7 p.m. Cree Me;tdows CoumryClub~ NIlW SmokeY ~ CfiaDter ~. the ) SchoOf . _, . JImmy Sportsmait, MInister. SUndt)' 8 3D 10:55 fair lliu:lfcl~ .ThUrsday. Adult· Bible the AriMIi'1can L.ellkln 8ul!cIIhg '"O.s. thiIi IIICCInd and fourth T~ af members always _leoma. ,For fourth "Thcnc!aY" Df each rnond'l at . ~~~. ::~,=~?6~.~ ~~·u..~"'~ld =3:'; " ~~f'71RoailIn~1- =~~ William F~ 5¥er. iiaYt~:~RV:=~ ~:,,~~_~., .. ' SIudy; .... Adult BIble _ ..... and BIble study: 7 p.m. I Church ...» Sudclenti·DrIve In the~, . AIHriran _ ..GIiIId alII.. Lil ..... R.C.E. ,DritIe, RuIckziO. FOr rnformltlon con-.... ~ , -, Pastor1Om Woodward amlllle~, Center, 257-59IS. 'jQhn NlliJlhborflood If'QUP rrieftr.... 258- Mem ritsan PMrtcioSenlorCltIzens' ...aI .... liJ&em.. - tact ~. Hezer: at .. , . "is' 'gregat\llf'i ,of Capltlln United !:1m~,h~~~~. ~ Ip I.b"'b~~ ,!B~.. ' "bulIdina lit 10:45 a.m. the ,third ~7'-'.-*!~-'_of ~B-~,n~.' or call Uncia ~~"",""e...",= J"""'" .... C.HUI\CIl OF US =~-== '--'''1, ~;:;::;: 7". ~~ _ .., ..",,~"lr"01~ (505) ;;;:;'~~;-M'..onoo ~~ •. J ~ ~ Nob,HIIRd..Ru~_. =... • Worship hour. II am; CHRIST IDS ,- adilridBilJunidy$Uncbymon'l!n&at study7p.m.·- ' p ThurDiys Of mondi In _ 1.IIIeri:iirfut...,.. BuIIUll&J.... IladIDCIuIt SInIay -. 9:30 am.; Ew!nIrw: Qiunb oi CIutIt... 8:30. followed bywol5h!psenriceat c.-oCd U -,QIlIIlkOncloD Elk's'Loap BuDdl",. Hwy. 70. M~:7 p.rn. QfI the Thurs- ftLCL~., N '_' Meets 9' a.m, tMIr)' ~ l.aca- ~, 6 p.m. WedJl8Sday. Prayer . Bran North on _ 48, 9:10. Communion Is offef-ed drill 1818 Sudderth. (Plnelnle Square). Dclei ~N.... Power P....tJ!e liDcas I'1eeIis 2rid and .....~dJoring , oon 10 boil arnNriced on 1046920 J.;Idoso Ilhefnt~of-Y ....G. ;Of..t:" Tho "....7p;rt:J. ...-..~ ~, m :::--'*---·I...'IS. 336- worship on Ruidoso, 257/4142. Pasror CatIQis :;1'Ic'~Heets .1:30~st_~-~.p.m. the second and --- -<>UII -v..s"~ . "My Child First'" 7>... ;,A14if "1J. 94 ll'l "]haelletZ E~rly. ~nter· SIiSt!IIJ Si.."ek, 'j)ULAI..1ejU stZ "j)MelIUIJntZ.. . hildhood • . every Child i$First" A bfand..bew SUV for 1211 10th Sr., Suite 10 Isacceptinge Ilment applicatioIls for our Alamogordo, NM 88310 Nursery; Toddler & Pre-School rooms. only $315 p.ermonth? --p...,elletZ jU"", 0PU! f ' "For ,more infonnation contact .. (505) 443-8339 j Adriana Castro.' 378·7076·366-1014 Introducing the 2000 Se habla Espanol . ) , JV"lSsan Xte"4 J:~ No. ONT4190. .~ Sale Price, 523.195. ToIa1 down. including ,/ ZIA TIL. 52,635, 48 month Bank One i Lease. 5315 per I month. Guaranteed Future V81ua, NET 511.599.50. 12,000 Danes. J " ,.j The 2000 Frontier:: Sll;'V6 4x4 .... ' .... ~.. Crew Cab. INIIRND'AC _ It'stheo~ ...... ~ CQmpt1ctcrew -, cab on·the ·5.00 First. Month for "New Subscribers" S1ock!'to. ONT0346. Sole Pri~S21.71l9'mt:lTkiJt rii.J it1i only ToIa1 down, Includlog T8tL feeD; 52,.3'71. -~, . 48-mcmIbBank OnoL..... $309pit at McMurt1'J1 "20 per monttJ thereafter- No Set-up. Fee month. Guarantped FubJre ValUe. 'j .' ' " ' . SIO.022.56, 12,000 miles. NisSan.Jeep. ,High speed (561<) Modem Access • Web Se[Vice arid E-Mail . CUSTOMER CASH . REBATES UP to $2,000 , , , on aU r:emainJlig 1999 inventory. Deming Las Cruces Silver City ""', 548-2979 622·1234 .'-.~._'-'- 388-g177 . Hatch .. Aram~gdrd~' TorC 267-tOOO 434-6760 744-4061 'Roswell Ruidoso EIPaSo 581~9300 .'Ib register fOr class or for more information call I .623M$4 257"3962 ., .. ··505-630-8181 ... ,...... ' . ·EastemNew M.elIll \ '\ 4C FRIDAY, Jl'lY 23. 1999 1_()(~/\ I ~ N E\X!S jDome,uci's tax.plan Summer-long ~eries ofevents near start I 'assists middle class' ~arrizOZ9 centennial ~ade juiy 31 '" WASHINGTON - U.S. will pay nearly $7,000 more in . ;' Sen. Pete Domem~'ci,/. a long taxes than the federal govern BY PHYLLIS SCHLEGEL ,mend, will.fill our pulpit on Shawnna, re~Je in : time advocate of t reform ment needs to operate!! the RUIDOSO NEWS CORRESPONDENT Sunda:y, Aug. 15, leading'us in It is not too late Stephenville, ~, known as : and simplification, as intro non-Social Security port;jon of I Christ,jan worship." to enter a float, "the cowboy capital of the : duced a broad-ba ed tax cut the governm~nt over tqe. next Saturday morning, July 31, begin_· ,The visit comes in the decorated vehi wodd", and a~nd Tarleton : bill aimed at providing tax 10 . years,"; Domeniet said. ning at 9 a.m., Cl#rizo~o Chiefof Police midst of Carrizozo Centennial State'University. sw~h · relief to a wide of the "The 199-0s are. the true / Angelo Vega and1lis officers will inspect activities and Trinity wel cle,. animal, Last· year jim was · American middle dass, while all vehicles and driv.ers as they liJieup comes visitors from the com- walkj,ng group, ~esetVel Champion Saddle. · also addressing sl,lth levies as decade of greed, government greed. Individual income' tax for the. Carrizozo Centeimial Parade, munity and surropndingareas o' bicycle, wagon Bronc rider for the Southwest : the marriage penalty and which will start at 10 a.m. to attend this sPecial 11 a.m. Region- and he led TSU's : estate taxes, and the Alterna collections alon~ ros.e to~.10 ' service~ or other repre percent of the gross domesti ''Drivers licelllSe, proof'of insurance,' worship men's team to a second-place : tive Minimum Tax. and vehicle registratioQ. will be checked" Hamp:tonis a~gu1arpar sentatiqn. finish in the Southwest : Dpmenici introduced the product and are' projected 0 so as to insure the safety of all parties ticipant. at major cowboy Region. This qualifitd him to : Share the Surplus Tax Reduc stay there. TheAmerican eo involved," stat,ed ChiefVega. music, poetry and art festivals . . compete at the College : tion & Simplification Act, a pIe have never ever experi Parade' lineup for all' participants throughout our countI:y, Canada, and National Finals Rodeo (CNFR)this past : 10-year, $776.7 billion pack enced a greedier government will· begin at 9 a.m, in the arefl seven other countries ofthe world. June jn Casper, Wyo. '.' cur~ : age that would adjust the ba.$ed on the level of income surrounding the Carlos Zamora" Jr. /. Everyone will enjoy the music oftlrlS . 1\he CNFR features top cowboys and / : rent 15 and 28-percent tax taxation. Fire Departnient substation on Bird! 1!aIented mist. His. cl~ar resonant t~~ a~sS : brackets to include more mid cowgirls. from 20-plus tho/" "1t is time to return some Street. The parade will move e~ard vQice cap&vates theliStene;r and entices . count;ry. College rodeo IS sanctioned by : dle-income taxpayers. of that money to American and ·disband at th~fapproach!to U. S. them to return with him tQ a time the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Ass0 , The plan also addresses families and businesses. And Highway/380. , . . ./ almost gone; he recaptures the heart of ciation alld Separated, into 11 regions capital gains, IRA deductions, before the critics wind up and Former mayo~s of Carrizozo have .' the West. ' consisting of 137 colleges and Universi estate taxes, interest income been invited an"d be welcomed and Hampton has four albums out and .. ~ntly and dividend deductions, begin their preprogramed 'Will ties. More than 3,500 compete cries of 'tax cuts for the rich,' I introduced at Fred Chavez Park follow- will 'sing selections from all of them, at the cOllege level. /. research and experimentation ing the parade and prior to the Veterans especially his new' Christian· ··album (R&E) credits, the Alternative trust they will look at this Highlights ofBrown's pro career are Salute. 'titled,"Then SingE! My Soul" ,second place finishes in Silver City and Minimum Tax and expanded plan and determine that it is fl.of;lt~ ~. ~ · expensing. fair and responsible and good It is not too iate to enter 8; dec- ' .. '/ ft"eririg be taken to help Wichita Falls, Texas. His wins number a , Unveiling his bill ~o the for all Americans, pm;ticularly 0:ted .vehicle, animal, walking/group, defray, avel expenses. bJI.' three to date, including· DaIhart .and . repre~ntatio~. 'ty is , Senate, Domenici underscored those in the lowest income tax b.i .cle, wagu.n or o.ther . UMC loca¥at the corn . Stephenville" Texas and· most recently :Q a part ofthis 100th birthday celebra- ,of H) .and Ave. D, across from the .... PrescOtt, Ariz. . the philosophy that underpins brackets," he said. · his views of t:Qe tax relief tion. Call 648-2363 or 648-2983. school..Formore information, call Pastor Jim DeweyBrown, son ofDewejand New Mexico's senio~rea . 'Ibm Woodward at;Z2846. '. . · Americans should be offered tor---chairman of the Se ate Linda Brown, began ~ rodeo career over the next decade-all fit- Budget Committee-sai his' Centen~:lial. has.cowboy poel~ao. while a juirior at.Carrizoz<,: JUgh School ting within the guidelines set, baDadeer at Methodist chukh Carrizozo grad. te inbis second and upon his graduation ¥t. 1996, w~ · in the FY2000 Budget Resolu- 10-year tax plan woul fight awarded a $1,000 scholanlbip the cr~" year as pro bronc rider . frOm I · tion for $778 billion in tax cuts the '1>racket that push- . Thm Woodward, pastor of Trinity New Mexico High School ROdeo ASsOcla- . : over 10 years. The Senate is es low and ddle-income United Methodist Church announced," . In 1998 Jim Deweya;'rown tion. Brown continues to. receive acade -families into hig er tax brac'k expected to debate a tax relief "R.W. Hampton, singer.. songwriter, . ezp,barked on his profesSional caJj. rasa mic and rodeo scholarships as he attends package later this m<)bth. ets as their income reflect the storyteller, world traveler, and, my saddle bronc rider. Jim anc:l .. ' wife, T8rl~ton State University. "It is estimated that the benefits of a growing Ameri average American household can economy. / New ¥exico chile crop losses could result in emergency help for fanners· / WASHINGTON - U.S. Senator ment," Domenici said: ''Based on to keep many ,fanners afloat until :Qoiia Ana and .Otero counties recent- $30 million loss in revenue. Pete Domenici has urged the Farm reports I have received from southern nextr, season," he said, "and I expect ly, said he was troubled by reports of "I am worried th~t the impact ofa Services Agency to expedite its analy- New Mexico, it seems very likely th~i further aid later this year will be the projected failure of the chile crop such a~vecrop failure could have sis of recent damage to the southern that the damage will be so severe that n~ssary. Ifthat is the~,1 intend in Luna County, the Mesilla Valley a long-term affect on farming this New Mexico chile crop. .in o~der to an eme.rgency d~signation by the to work.as.8 mem~er o.f the sen.. ate and southern. New..'i }\IexiCO'~.' .. ~g era.p, which has 'bee.n S? histo~call. y, allow an emergency de,glgnatlOn for Secretary of Agriculture would be Appropnatlons CODllDlttee to get to the New MexIqb State Um ersIty culturally and economIcally unpor- farmers in the area." . warranted. additional 'emergency assistant. to Cooperative ExtEIDsion Se .. , half tant to this region:," Domenici said.. '1 know that the #SA is working ''Even an emergency declaration, the region." 'thechile crop in New Mexico could'be "The situation is so bad this year and' hard to complete its daml;lge assess- however, might not allow enough help Domenici, who toured re ns of 'lost this year, constituting a projected replanting options are slim." ~ I fiiCASIN~AC"'E tiIt.~~,.OA~.:..~ CASI NO APACHE MI it 'TP ' fJ~eKb " \ J 'I PAUL IO.IGUEI) ~CKV G~L~CTIC P~RTV ,f SATUR .~ .JULY 2 • .~ walterKoeniu-_~Ch..J:ko_u~~_~ n"~ . __ ColJle__ .an_d.meet· _ and James Doohiln "Sc y" ,i, i I f;omS"TAR, EK 1 Frld'av~ "utograph,Part)j 7-9 p.m. . AUuu ' t 6 pIUs,""""m}' favorite ."lien" Co'Stume Contes:t 9 p.m. Two shows 1p.m. & 8 p.m. "PRIZES ~nD'AW~RDS . West Confereoce Center • nellelS- .20 - ON SAlE NOWI Giueawa~s ~ Drawings and Register to.win prizes at 6 p.m. 1 COME AND SEE ONE OF AMERICA'S FtvNN1EST COMEDIANS Drawing~ begin at 7 p.m. .(' J FOOD AND BEVERAGES AVAILABLE 'LCJT$ -CJ·y PRIZES1 0, - NO VIDEO CAMERAS, NO TAPE RECORDERS - ~ NO VIDEO CAMERA~.NO TAPE RECORDEAS-... 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J I; I .. .... ill • 5 • • • • III • .. " • .. •" ..• -: .. • GoDj • The • • Past :1 • • 1: • • • " • ~~ : • .. • .. ' • rIS .. u .. , ense , I .. ":r .. . ! , I , ,I ON THE COVER " ..~ -.•...... _...... •..._., , ~ . ,. ". ", DISIRT SKY HEAL'tH FOODS ANI! JjlIC( MIl 1816 SIlDDllmI D... lPlllmu SClUAlEl + SIRlOIN ORGANIC BEEF + + BooKS, MAGAZINES + + ORGANIC PRODUCE + + NAlURAL fooDS + + BEAUTY AIDS + + BULK HERBS + • ~ . + JUlalSMOOTHIE BAR +. • • . I / I I• OPEN 7 DAYS/WEEK ' / ·BEST / PRICE / , • , IN ,r TOWN!' , . courtesy , ADETAIL OF DENISE ORN'S PAINTING "La Save~r." Dorn's painting was u~ed aithe , promotional poster for the Connoisseur Oassic SoutQwest Wine Competition Which comes to RuidosoJuly 29 through Aug. 1. For a taste ofwhat's in store, see page 4D. I ,r • " , further·iaside .' /. . , Shuttle ,uidoso ~ The arts ~ ;: Transportation to: Bell. Artes , - 't' ,.)0 A~9tl body.expe~ence...... •.••..•..•..•.•....•.•• '''" .40 ' take the worry out of night driving.;nd con1ctionl RuWoso Art Festival map •... , ...... ,.. .. '. .. '.' ; .•. 60 " Dining Guide July 27 & 28 - Delight I~ th~.be~1!lY. of the...White '" Where to eat what > ' ,; -80 Sands, Gather for a wiener roast. & enjoy the'. evening program under.the mqpn & stars! ., ~ Going Out , - ,Jj:.;... -<' ...., ",." daY~J. ~--AI...... J:'~~. ;-.-.:.- "'ff> .0>.:.' / A for Jay ..•.•...,.. '...... •...."..•. ,..•..., tOO to connect with' shuttltrlo " • Great . fora great cause I ~b EI Paso International Alrportl Mov"i, ,. and Videos~ ' IJ0 ' Call 257-4948 for Reservations! • Wild West . . Past Tense...... "." .'...... ~ .. '.. '...... 'f '40 i • " • N.' , . • .'1 .Paper.".••••Ii Home Delivery ;1 ; , • of the RuidosoNews ' , . ., by 8:00 a.. m. ,. :~., J<:\fi~t:· . ,~~.~~ !~ ,:~~~ ,,:}a~';: . I. .. '.{,_~ ,• • ... , . ; :r . .1,. '. .. , . " .',. . '. ',', ' - , . . . . I •• ~~ ...... C.UU"I:.,' '. . '. .Iii' -,- , '---"'" ~ ..: 'Vamooos!, th~,~,~ en~ertainl)lent mpine of i.i~Jn ~unt.r! .is pub- . .', '., 'If yo~ have not received ~-l ~.' evet1ttJfJ:ay~.t.b~ ~~dO_~o~~~:~~~submlSsl~~~~wel~9~d. your paper by 8:00 a.m. ""--" lished '. r . 2~1-4001, Submit for consideration to Laul'll Clymer; Vamonos! edItor, BI)X 128, " please call us at , .,p.b. ext. 9. We'll deliver your Ruidoso, NM 88355, or call 505;257.400 I. • paper the 'Same day. ,, •..., ' .. • I f),oS,7 ..... - I I , ., / ,, ~ 'ARTES ,-\ BE ,LA5_ •••••• u . , , , Art and Artifact ,KaIl WnerandhisD1'acrosslheWestIil Rio SIreet Gallery EYEONmE ARTS " , the 183Os, plus die - exhibit for 1'- . I =-s..:~a::~ =~::...... '.rgiaO'Keeffe:TIIe· .Iot • rnp , ,p.m.. dally. ," ,\, OrIgInaI fine an In avariety of media by This exhibit rocusing.on O;r ~~I,~::::=s.B7;: and fImUe~~iODS in Bronze Striblin:F~ Art' , lEN PI ERe E, M. F.A. ,j," driIwings arorc wi1h BaIne Ar1llstrlq's IIBl MIdi_Dr., ~~-..=:£ , , raIcued scUpnnI pieees are featured this ·~~J~s :"~aBJ.mO,bnsa finlohl_ ~ng ~ palnt- riJondlaclhepublici!rtspateofd1echam- ...... ~-, '-'J '-~'6 ings by New Mexi artist Stephen • eaJClll8ioe representation by: bel' of aJI1lII1eI'te. Hours are: Monday. ') studio and a gallery which ~ a Stribling. LOC'Iled in AIlic -.,rex , , a.m. lO 5p.m.: Tuesday through lhlnday, lwIHIecade I'I!lI"CISJIeC coIIectlon of his (upslalrs In back). Hours: 10 a.nL lO"p.m. 8:30am. to Sp.m.; and Friday, 8:30 am. to ' "Iml&esln Bronze." Gallery hours are \0 lhtnday- SlI1lIay. or by atlPL RIO STREET GALLERY 4:30 pm. , am. lO 5p.m.; Monday - SaImIay, • , The Tree's 'Rouse ' Eagle Ranch Art Gallery tit Rio St. - 257;'6814 Covem~ __S4/1O, ...... , Midtown behind the 1'agon' , ...... ' Featured In July. Jerry Rlce's paiJ1lings. GaIIeIy hours: ') am. lO 6 p.m. daily. Gall's Frame of Mind U04Ii1ed1em, IIIidafo, ZSMOJL An a1terna1lYe gallery r.rlng Uncoln County ArtIsIs. OrIginals !ly Gaylon GIllem. 1/'2.0f:F, Denise DQin.lsz. Billie Long. M3(Cla All Canvas Transfers 60% 8Izeau & 8elIrs Tiews, Jim ~~ 2DO S1iddd11Ir.. IIIt.. Appel, Barilora OIlier; Broce - ....._.. The gallery features orIglna/st."""and prIn1S by ,Bernice lmdrum. Marty Lane, Falling RIick local artist Terl SodcI. I'rims by BiP Jaxon. OFF Pottery. tR. Fussell and Crys3Ilis GJass Michael AtkIfl$Oll. JiKlyLarsci? Dale Western Trails Gallery sculptures by AA1tfa Lynn. Open ~11 'Terbush. RIJbert CaMr. SIJanne WMnsIeiY ~. 10 am. lO 5p.m.. Saturday 10 -'1 and more. Handmade anif.lcls. poaery. lID East s.-,...... CIp/tID lO pm. / kachlnas and rugs. Open _ days, 10 1J4-42lB. '. a.m. to 6 p.m. OrIgInal western oils, a coIIeaIon of quaIily 30% OFF .j Gary D. Garrett Indian jeweIoy and artifacts, unique ethno &: Gallery gtaphic and regional crafls. Featured artist '2306 5IIIdertII1lItw, IuidaIa, ISJ.69J1 Nogal Store ~ oj " Movie is jeI Zhou whose 011 paInlings rake a tift!, Stills & The galleryfeallreS the acryIjc paintings of ~ southwestern theme. Hi Neighbor, 'I Wlisl Gary G\mll., ''''''37, IIIpI We ~ over 5,llOO • Posters Featuinc the worIcs of Nogal and Uncoln . of artworld Courity area ;r1lsls and aalismen such as White Mill. Pottery Gallery clearing our Tim IlrazIe, Mike and Geoigia u,g. Pam =wareholIses and 1ilpper, john West. AnnIllluflingtrJn. Susan DJI S."II1IlDr., II '.....» ••4. everything is on salel ~r-Anclrer, IvyHeyrllan.1.eto>'Anderson by for Ianlastic FeaI1lrl"i Tim WlerwiIle's ~ 1/2 OFF Stop , j and CGIeIa IJveIy. Hcus: 9 am. lO 5pm., BaV1I1gl!.' You can 1~ 1 series, Will and Jollana DeMay, Chris • Concho Belts even win eprizel I Wechlsday • Sabrday. II am. lO 4 pm. ~ 1 I Heede, I.lrry DavIdscn. VIcIci Ivy • Bolos ." o F ,,1 Smday. ,...... I 1-IeyImn. AI;n BiJder, and BII C;mpIJeI.' -HatBands Iiw $O,OOO1lRID QIII for y;IrJry hours. he Alabaster fJCJI,U.RIJ Sculplure ,• I , • , " ...... • • ~i ,- .. ,.- .,~ .. ._...... e,.,.. \ _._- - . __._...._------'------..,0-- ,t ,:t-' , '----•. """-.~ ...:_..~-.--c---_.-"'7;__;_:.. 1 _ ... ---~-:----- .-.....--'-~ 't - '" , ,1 , / / /' I / f • . , " "It's a mind-game," she said. "This wine is somebo~y's child, some~ody's product. What do you look fot? Good'allor. good pleas , arit smell." I Novices and veterans ofthe vine alike will have the opportunity to. learn about wines and to sample them when, for the first time, the Fourth Annual Southwest Wine Competition will merge with the Con noisseur Oassie for a gilla weekend in Ruidoso to celebrate wines from New Mexico. Texas. Colorado and Utah. . Co-organizer of the event Laura Poth said of the Southwest Wine Competition was in Angel Fire its first three years, and the Connoisseur Oassic is an old event from the early 1990s. Grindstone Graphics. a ! local advertising agency, combined the two events to. create a new event for Ruidoso. . "We're' hoping to make it a world-elass event," said judging co chairperson jones, who is organizing the'procedures for the jUdging. t i "We're looking at some world-class wines; it's going to be hard to judge them," jones said. "Some have entered national competitions I - , and have won medals. These are made very conscientiously. Winemak ~ ers have learned how to work with the grape; others have'had training ~ in other places, such as California and have looked on this area as a I challenge." ' f Jones has contributed to wine reference books-. such as "Hugh john· f son's Pocket Wine Book" and "Hugh johnson's Wine Companion." She f has been a wine consultant to restaurants in the United States and • abroad, and has judged for ~everal competitions. Co-chairman Harold Baer, managing editor ofthe "Colorado Wine News" is a member ofthe Society ofWine Educators and on the screening panel·ofjands Robin· son's forthcoming book on new world wines. ine connoisseur ShirleyJones likens wine judging to the Wines can "do" all kinds of things. If a wine cries. it may have had a bit too muchaltohol. causing "teardrops" to form around the glass where it eVllporat~ and streams tense atmosphere of chess totirnaments. "}1Ju're really down the inside ofthe glass. , • •Wine judge~ often .have to scrape .theirtongues t~o remove the buildup of tanmns coatmg the tongue. i : . concentrating on this, it reminds you ofsomething; is it bananas, So says Etienne Cowper. one of the judges of the <=!In oisseur Oas , sie Southwest Wine Competition. Cowper is a winemaki r with Mount Palomar Winery whose wines have won numerous Gold Medal. Best of !, cinnamon, shoe leather?" I. Oass and Best ofShow a,wards in major competitions. . . , ,,".t,,~ ..., ••. . , ' .. ",' 1 , . j " CowPer will Jpin four other judges Thursday, July ·29, to educate ... ': .. .- I'i' ',I "-. novices about wine tasting. and then, Fril\ay,tojudge.the 155 wines ~. '. I,"., . ( ',..... { li'om 31 winerie' competing at the Grand fasting jUly 30. '41 0 1llJ23."·IIIIIIII... -_.- ..- ,. -~~.- ---- ""T_< "•.'-;;":"":..., {~~~,,-.;,,,,,,·.-:'~';l~';":;·:<-'<·"~..', -~, ..... ,~,.;-,.y;",:~, ,; " , , ,THE ARTS I / , ) I ,, " f 'Their 'CIJPS floweth over ••• , ~,1 Mike Pritchard's, Blile]himdef and the Lightning I' Horns will offer high energy blues and rock music for ~" dancing anhe Grand Tastin ,Friday, july 30. Ter!ilic/, , showmen, any or all of the and could pour out mto ' , the audience and play'arou' II ana on top of or under 'tables, chairs, hips or the ar. Pritchard has played in ITexasfor the past 20 years and has performed with A'bert Collins, Lonnie, Brooks, KoKo Taylor. "Gate mouth" Brownl Anson Funderburgh, Sam Meyers and Delbert Mca'I ton. From 1991 to 1996 he played with Cathouse Blu sand recqrded the album, "Cold jealous Fingers", o~ t, ejalapeno Records Label. , " courttsy' I 'mouth after it has been swt Denise Dorn's painting as the' ,Milagro Vineyards - Corrales 'J' low~d or, in the caSe of judgin , poster, representing this wine Ponderosa Valley Winery - POIl- ." spat. "Some 'have a long smoo competition, as well as wines derosa ' finish that draws out;" Cowper from the participating wineries" Sr. Clair Vineyards. Deming -' said. and other dpnated items. Sandia Shadows Winery -Albu- jones said there are' two rea· Seven area restaurants will querque , sons that judges spit out, the participate in' the gourmet lunch-' Santa Fe Vineyards .. Santa Fe wines they're sampling: "Number es on Saturday, july 3,1, while Tularosa,/Vineyards _Tularosa one, so you don't get drunk, and wineries will furnish wines, La, " the other thing is you begin ,to lorraine, Che Bella, (asa del Repres~~g IQse your taste-sensation, you get Cpcinero, The Inncredible, Texas ' ' palate-fatigue or taste-fatigue, Spanky's, Le Bistro and Ellis Store , Becker Vineyards - Stonewall butalso ifyou're swallowing, your Country., . [nn (Isaac's Table) are par- Blue Mountain Vineyard ' senses are not going to be as tlclpatmg. Beaumont sharp." , On Sunday, Portas Nirvana, an, Caprock - lubbock alpac" farm in Ruidoso, will host a Hidden Springs Winery - Pilot , courtesy Some judges open their ,~ . ' comp~tition mouths and breathe over the'wine bronch. Point SECOND-PLACE WINNER in the wine festival's poster was For more information call 505 , Spicewood Vineyards - Spice- Leland E. Deford Ill's photograph "Vinl! D'Montagna." The pieces submit as they tas~ it, Jones said, because "ir ixing 'in releases 251-6111, toll free 817,-817-9322, wQQd , ted for the competition are on sale and the winning selection, "1,(1I 5aveur" or for the most up:.to-date il1£pr. G~evieve T~ng. components of the wine. The St. - Ft. Stockton by Denise Dom, will be paft ofasilent auction at the Grand weekend pro ises to' be educa- mation,'visit the websit1 at Texas Hills Vineyard - johnson ' .. , tional, delicious and good exer- www.trekwest.coJll/Wine. ." City " Cowper said he looks at the the amount of astringency or cise, from the "beginner's" disOl5-' color ofa wine first. and~ wines sweetness it has. He looks for sion Thursd"Y through the Friday Wineries should have red and pu ' e tones, defects, oW-flavors, sPoilage and ,night dance and gourmet lunches RepresenllIII New Muko RepresentinJAugustina's -cotondoBoulder /' , - Dot brown and orang tones. if the alcohol level is 'appro,priate and brunch saturday and Sunday. Black M'esa -Velarde carlson Vineyards - Palisade Then he looks at its' t1arity, itS for a certain wine. " The Crand TaSting Friday con- Blue T~I Vineyards - Mesilla Mountain Spirit Winery - Sali- deanness or muddiness. ·You can see it in the glass sists of wine tasting, a wine-label casa Rpndeiia Winery - Albu- da "The next thing Ido is sme)1 it, because the alcohol - depeJK!ing competition, a parade of foods • querque Old Town Winery' Arvada '. see if I notice aromas or bou on how high it is - will form tears from local restaurants, an area Chateau Sassenage - Truth or quets, a fruity bouque~ or if Iget around the glass where it evapo- artists' exhibition, asilent auction Consequences Plum Creek - Denver vegetal or spicy. Ialso look for off rates and streams down the insi~f of art and wines to benefit breast ,Gruet Winery -Albuquerque Trail Ridge Winery - loveland odors, rotten eggs," Cowper ,said, of the glass like teardrops," ~r cancer research, the presentatiol} jory Winery - Santa Fe / which can ,come from hydrogen said. II of wine awards and a dance. '. La Chiripada - Dixon Representing U~ 1 Arches Winery - Moab i sulfide. Then there's the length ,add The silent auction, Doth said, La Vil1a - Chamberino I Then he tastes it, looking for weight of the ''finish'' of the wine. will auction off 20 pieces of art Mademoiselle - Deming la Caille - little Cottonwood 1 its balance of acidity'and tannin, the flavors that linger in the from the contest that selected Madison - Ribera Canyon , .. ·'-~:~~,<,!:'~.d,~' ;:i~;···- _ _ " _,'. ~~;;_ .'''", _" ., '.,SQuthw••l1eFestiY.lJjJ~heduTer ',' /- , A., ,'_ , .' ••"", "~:£i~'-' Ii"~;l" . ,.-.- ~-, I ,- ,','... , ~', ", - ,.'\!~... :.-.:j",;~ . "'. . .. - - .. / :~.' ," Thursday, ,uly 19 - Wine Appreciation ftlr;NQvi~,'6:Jo-813IJ p,m,~t''t/j~.f!!iI1bard hturdaMlilt_l- FOIJr.(ourse,Gourmet Lunches;j£~r~a ~sraurants (eaturin,g the culi- , Museum ofthe Amecic,lD West,Jointheijudges(tl$lightAlisC\lssiol\ oe~j~~",and '" 'nary ~klll!;oft~e'area's finest chefs and t1te~;~~~;~iles of~':6cipatingwineries. ' how tobestenj?y.them alongwiththe'l!pepin~,QftbeVeloY,Vigilexhibitit' , , J \ .---:! •• j2 , ' '°"'-;7' ed.... ==s-...... ,:..-;-;-- '; =- .'-'it H '_ . "," "- ". r------)l"'i.0 2 ------...----.----~---...... ---__--~---,----.~'--,-~-.,.-"":".--7"""'-~'--; THE ARTS 2. Annual Ruidoso, Art Fe' ". "II . r " Ruidoso Convention Center • Friday 0000-6 p.m.; Sablrday JO a:m.-6 p.m~Sii~~ 1a.m.-S p.m. ARTFEST~ BOQTH LAYOUT 114 .... - 115, 6 44 54 64 74 84 94 lq4 , I 116 , f-' 7 , 75/ . 16 26 45 55 65 ,! 85 95 105 -! 117 8 17 37 46 56 66 76 16-' 96 106 - I, 118 ,. " . ! !:'." ,~ ',", :. ", .' <. '. ~ ..... ' '51,1 ,,'(~r 'f.~('~,'. 18 28 38 47 67 77 87 97 107 1~'!""'-~"" . /"\~i 'j~, '''~f$ 119 9 ' - -~ --- !'.f:£~'. '" \ ,:';;' ~; ",',-.; , ,. " 19/ 29 39 48 58 68 78 88 , 98 108 • I I . ,.'", - 12G 10 ". .... _- ,~-- , ,', -- • • ,j • ;;x ;f, " 89, 20 30 ";l"i~'~ . ~ ' ·flr!'~'\ 40 49 59 69 79 99 109 -:'.' .:;, '" ,"j~;~,~ . ;1 " .:;~,/~, , ' .....:...J~ .'t, 121 , 11 --~~.- - . ~ ,...-,u ".',1:;::".~: . ------, .. "l!~"~i:~ , .. " '''''f ""I,h -i , 21 31 41 50 60 70 90 100 no " , ,~r~, I " ., sf i II 122 • , ,- - -- - _.. - ,----,.-- -- 12 22 32 . ,, 51 61 71 81 91 lOt 111 123 ", , .' '! , 12 <>('.' • 33 43 52 62 72 82 92 102 1'12 1\ 124 -- - - . . ._- . ~" :- ,---- ._- -- , , 13 34 53 63 73 83 93 1m 113 115 14 1 3 4 5 ." Lobby Ruidoso Art -Festival PartIcipants I' \lOOmt fWdi MEDItlM 119m t. MEIJ!I!M IIoom.t &am MEIlIIlM. I .. Daryl Howard Woodblock 21 .. Monroe Jackson Jewelry .42 .. Cecil B. Lee Penlinklacryllcs printmaking 22 .; C.C. Owen Pottery 43 •. Donald Keerey Woodwork 2 .. B. Herd Oils 23 .. Paula White Oils 44 .. Boband 3 .. Bill Scales Photography 24 .. Fred S. Stockbauer ..•Jewelry Carol Gent; .••••••• Egg shell art 4 .. Carol Ann Parsons .•.. Oils 25 ..Aleg Wallcer••••...• Fabric 45 .. Monica Miller ••....•Jewelry , 5 .. Bill Barrick Aciylic 26 .. Nomi Green ••••...•Jewelry 46 .. Anthony Brown .••.•• Metalwork 6 .. Belva Health : .. Woodwork 27 .•J. Waid Grillin Oils /47~ .. Krysryna Robbins •••• Oils ' 7 .. Holly Thompson Pottery 28 .• Gloria M. Scitmidt Jewelry ;, 49 .. Lotin Bletson ...... Metalwork 8 ..J. Chris Morel Oils 29 .• Barbara J. Brner ..•.. PenciVpeniink / 50 •• Walter Cooling •.••••Jewelry 9 .. Don Ellis Pottery 30 .. Christopher Heede ..• Pottery , '"~1 51 •• Michele Malpica ••••• Sculpture 10 .. AI Carr Woodwork 3I .•Jim Mauriuen .' Sculpture 52 •• Virgil Stephens ..••.• PendVpenlink ! 11 .• Henry Chernoff Sculpture 32 .• Philip J. Sonier ...•.. Photography 53 •. Doreman Bums•.•••• Watercolor 12 .. Mike Holt .•...... •. Photography JJ .. Douglas Fullmer .•••• Pottery • 54.,Jake Wollbarr ...... Leather . 13 " Patricia Smiley .....• Leather 34 .. Ben Chavez...... Jewelry , 55-56 •. Ronnie Wells•••••••• sculpture J 14 •• ~eborah Armijo Fabric 35 ..Joyce Jones .•.••.... Watercolor 57 .. Shirley Lani.· Pottery . 15 .. pon Collins Oils 36 .. Unda Sweet Pottery 58 •• C1uyl Lara Pottery , ' 16 .. H.W. Tatum, Jr Sculpture 37 .. Adrian Martinez ••••• Woodwork . 11 59 •. 0 aGarlitz Printmaking , 17 .. D.l. Horton '.••.Jewelry 38 .. Laura Cano Handpainted ~ourds ,,'" 60 ~.Ja e:Hone.yCuttTTT n.-PhotQgrapliy 18 .. Donna Sites .•.•.... PenlpenciVink 39 .. Candace Faber ..•.•• Acrylic " 19 .. Carol Carpenter Watercolor 40 .. Unda Hiliberu ....•• Fabric 20 .. Kathy Kuhn Photography 41 .• Kilte Hollander •...••Jewelry , 5i PARTIClI'IINTS. page 7f) "0.21,_.'-:- ...... -~.-- .•, • • ...... THE ARTS, ~ .. ~ - I Iii, " ". "0"" ..... -"., ,...... " .... ~ '. '.•.t;.~ . • \ • to '-,' ~ "'l -11' ::i,·~S;·'.·:;: ., ,\ .... L'G:'"..'1'. ....~'. . ·;·t·: '··1····'.-1····$·' ...·"1· .... I"ec···t·..' ", :e'. d . I "'/.' ',X, ,., •. :,If \ '1 " ,.' ,. ,'. ) for7 II''..,'asoshow.;.'.... .':.: /' . ~., . . spl!'cialexhibit called "Famous EI reli~ious, ,culture. She has ]);;"III~ . . /"J Stit/lfjJ .. Pasians: Past an Present" through . RUIOOSO NEWS STAFF WRITER observed historical religious Sept. 5. imagery in museums. researched Artist PoUy Chavez; a life-long . Ch,avez. a ntera. or creato! of written santo history and self r~sident ~a~ ~u?Jec~ of Carrizozo. seleq-.. devotional ,was !he studied saint iconography and the eij as one of three exhibitors for . la~! su~me~ of ,~n ~rticle m Tra ~baning ~f . the 25th Anniversary Celebr~tion dlt,lon IReVlsta. a ~~u~al of c~n associated symbols. of the EI Paso Museum of History. temp, rary and traditional Spa~lsh .! Her work has been exhibited Herretablos. images of saints colo Ial art andtlture. She'ls a /at' the Eagle Ranch Gallery in and other religious figures on g~ t reta~lo I~.. rer. at ~aste~ Alamogordo. at santeras' and san wooden panels. that originated in .New MexiCO, y Iverslty m RUI- teros shows in San Acacia and the .17th Century. were featured doso. , A1buquer9ue~ Her ·retablos are with the weaving and basketry of Chavez has researched all availabl!! at The Aspen Tree in Rui Lin Keeling and saddlemaking of aspects of the santo religious art . . Wilden Tack. & Saddle· for the 'form. "(he! i,l\spir~tional source for dOll;', Mt. Carmel Gift Shop in opening, . .' ~'. ' ,her traditional an4 contempo~ry Alamogordo and the. Olivas . The museum is feaMing a rerablos stem·from her ancestral Gallery in Albuquerque, \ • courtesy j."et(r.~or.s ~hi"d j .Meeting ... the creation I tb .' .• .~..~ \\f\' . .. '., 'YlVid' retrospective /, II 1lJll~'l ';: ~ '.- .~- . This year's series starte(ijuly, Ne~toria Coriz: J~,. i .. 9 ,.J.cc VVa ,-. . • . Fourth weekend and continues , • A special opening reception for the exhibition, "The Vivid ;l9, RUIDOSO HIGH SOf!epCINrERN . -~~Ch weekend through August. • Aug. 28 and 29. Nati eAmeri- West ofVeloy Vigil,". will be from 6:30-8:30 p,m. Thursday.july • I.• I. .• " , at the HUQbard Museum oftheAmerican Westas part ofthe Con Mit(lIell'i'\\'Mee~ t~ lI~te ~Iayer RobertGo~d Nancy ::, ,. , .', ,can , noisseur Classic Southwest Wine Competition. There will be 70 ist Series' at;her midto.wn.Ru..I- 1 In~luded In thiS su~mer s bne· Luckqd sliver and goldsmith l~ pieces in this first retrospective ofYigil, who died in .997. . '?SO store, Mi~c,;~ell:SSilver aJ1d up jlre: '." ... Paul'Ar.viso. Vigil created large and colorful semi-abstract, impressionistic ~Ifts attempts·!to,bndge the Im>, . '., •...', . images of horses. Indians and religious symbols, and' dynamic .betWeen artist ;an~?~o~n,!~~eiir,.:;,,: Satl;trd~~ ...~~un~~Y.~ava~o ..... "MoSt ofmy artiststve either paintings ofSouthwestern objeCjlS. While livingin California. Vigil cre r and appreCiator•.', ,.1; '.. .. i" ·\Ilol~.a9P ,stlversmltlJs Alvm won prizes'or are jud es in con- visited New Mexico for inspira~on for the fine ari: works he cre /"r.o"';"i~e test5~ .ated on his own time. and eventually moved to Taos" . spiration, lIrtiSV' .. -M?nte. Letnrd Platero• .and Two are judges ,6r the state th selves sPllf~ed-Mjtchell intQ' Wlb~rt·Plat 0; .' . fair jewelry." Mitchellsaid. One of the first honorary members of the Taos Society of .~ Ion two yeats ago when she . . '; . b Watercolorists and a member of the Colorado InstitUte ofArt Hall started the series. '.'• july 31 to Aug. I, clothmg For more information a out of Fame. Vigil was raised on a COlo~ra0 ranch and rode in rodeos, ... . Ii d 'go r Garl Ti lit . .. the 'Mel1t the Artist .Series· call It s a great op~ortiJnlty or. eSI, e· . .a a : '. Mitchell's Silver and Gifl at 257- He attended the Denver Art Acade and the Colorado Institute them to showcase and selUbem. ,,' ofArt, training as a commercial art' t, and went on to. gain a rep- . selves. It also ~elps tbeni ,u~der- • ~ug. 14 an~}5, porcelain ~oll 6954. The store is loca d at 2622 • utation for his vibrant. colorful pa' tings. . stand what the public' wantli:' , .' sculPJor Lin.aa Clar.k; Sudderth and is open .ven days a Mitchell said. .." .Aug. 2}. . \ .. ,II ,,1 i , , , .. ~. • ..,, 1 I .. '~~ or • , : • ,i1jJ .!, ...l.l' . .', .' :' ~. --.,.,.. .' Apache Tee Cafe' , , Lookintfor a meal wiih some Price Ransi: ;, ~ .$$ , armos ere, take the ~rt drive Phone: j 257·5141 to Apac e Tee. 'Servingi'up steaks, Addres$ :• Inn of the Mountain GQds .~ seafood and daily specials created by earrno Canyon Road,;!lerO chef Brendan Gochenhour and Hours: ; •• h.m 0 p.m. drinks ,from the full-service bat the ' (qosed Monday anuesdaf) . .., . , ~ Apache Tee has ~thbest view and ', ' the friendliest staff undo ' ;0.0 • • / ,. / / .J" / Cattle Baron' .~ enS~tiO~al steaks, seafood and a PriCe ~ge: : $$,$$$ S46-ltem s ad bar are featjlred on· Phone•••..••• ',: •••••••••• 257·9355 . Cattle Bar n's menu. Fre!jfltrout,. Address: 657SuddeitIJDr.• Ruidoso ~ catfish, cific snapper and King Hours: 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Sun., sa!mon an~ speciality di~~ like fi!et .' . ThUrs.;,1 a.m:. to 1~:30 p.m. mIgnon WIth grfjien chIll bearnalse ... Fn. and Sat. /~ ,sauce are als~ ,iron pleasers., .J ,i '. , ., Cree Meadows Restaurant & Lounge' erving breakfast, lunch and din- ,Priet Range: ••...... •.•••... $-$$' Sner, featuting daily' specials. l'Iiolle: ...... •..•..••.. 257-273.3 Great food,great atmosphere and Address: •.. Cree Meadows COuntry Club . great prices, We have live lnusic in . 3~1 Country Club Drive the lounge. We also I!ook private Hours:.; Restaurant 7 a.rn.-9 p.m. 'es . '.Lounge h.m. to .... partJ • 'II ) / j ) ~·t /' I Dan Li Ka Dining Room, . . legant d'L. g with fantastic views Price Range: •.....••.•••••;.\ S$-$$$ Eof Lake Mescalero provides the Phone: ,257-$141 " ~rmosphere at Dan Li Ka. The din- Address: ••• ; • Inn of th1LMOuniain Gods IDg room also offers a Sunday earrno Canyonroad,.¥escalero brunch buffet and always has fine Hours: ... Breakfast Mon.•Sal.j7-11 a.m. cuisinefhoices for lunch and dinner. Sunday Brunch noon-3p.m. And W . e at Dan Li Ka don't miss Lunch Mon. - Sal. 11 11,Il1o-2:30 p.m. the d cadent dessert and pastry Dinner 6-9 p.rn. everyday .menu. I ley'S Food Fun & Pub "/ . ood food, faa fun and good ..~ce RaiJge: $-$$ ; • Gprices is whit%Farley's is all Phone: 258-5676 . about. The armosphere is light and ..Address: •.•• 1200 Mechem Dr., Ruidoso fun and there are 16 domestic beers !H,ours:•••••••.. The n!S!aUrant opens at od. tap. Cookst1edro Bonilla aiid" 1l:30a:m:7daysa~eek NiCk Lawrence 'II one of the best butgers around d you won;t want, to miss the wood-fired pizza. . .: 'I I" - , I . I ke-y~ ~ntrecs ~ver Price range priced $7 and under ... $; entrecs $110~r,$IS ... $$; cnl.ees'$U and =i$$' . • , • ""I • . . ' , BY Ir -ms-- "-prw't-, I 1 ~ 'E ".--,.,------~,- -.,----,-- -, - --.---- \--.-~~--.--- -.-'-;------'-'-'------..·...·------lIII .I ' ! a, '!\ , .j ! ~ob's Ho~se . _ _ 4. K Stea,k . jl, .Steaks, seafood, pnme rib and the Price Range: •.....•••• • ...••• : s-ss / best salad wagon in towll await. Phone: •...•••••...... 378-4747 ~ I .diners at KBob's. Open since 1979, Addre¥,:'_ .. ..•.• , .•• West Highway 70 , J the steak house serves up some· ... '. I Ruidoso.Downs day~ I hearty CQUntty breakfasts and daily Hours: •• Open 7 a weel<; from 6 a.m. I lunch and dinner specials,as. weU as ,. . ~tering for aU occasions. ~aU come . 10. ) / I j J' j • . i,. / 'j"1/ J La Lorrame (' , j ?ca~~d in 1Oid~own Ruidoso, ~he and Duck to name a few. The meals i L j : 10Vluhg extenor of La Lorrame are enhanced by an excellent wine I restaura,n~ ~rom!s~s a memo.rable:,list including vintac7brdeauxs. and exquIsite dmmg expenence', , j ti inside. Low chandelierli .' g, soft-, ' ,i,1 Iy draped ceilings., lu ,flower Price Range: :'.....•..•.. Ss-sss .. arrangeme~ts and so.oth· g mu~i~ is ' Phone: : ....•.••••.,.... , .. 257-~954 merely an 1Ottoduetlo to a dtn10g Address.: ..• 2523 Suddcnh D~ Ruidoso Jexp~rience Di~ner fulfiUed by meticulous Hours: ..... Luuch'& Wed.-Sat. , service and unforgettable gourmet . ,.,11.30 01.-;2 p.m. menu times including Salmon, D~er Monday, Thursday 5:30-9 p.m Steaks, Veal ChQp,Rack of Lamb, Fndayand Saturday 5:30-9:30 p.m•• • 'Michelena's Italian Restaurant · alll:ily style di.ning a~one of Price Ralige: •....•.•.•..•.••..•. $-$$ FRuidoso's favonte, rest rants. A Phone: •...•...... •.. 257-5753 variety of Italian dishes su h.as ravi- Address: ....•.....• 2703 Sudderth Dr. oli, lasagna, manicotti and, of Mi; in Ruidoso c;o~be, ~izza. An .exceUent selection Hours: ~ Open fro.. ,11;00 a.m. ' of/fine wmes and Imported beers. ' ! J I ) .;; ....•, ~ \, , , Re Lobster'''; . '" ' J e are the one and only ood Price Ran8e: .... : .I SS-S$S .Wspecialist. No reservations Phont; •..•••...t~ 6~-4818 needed. Come as you ~re. Not only Address: ••.••••".;. 2625 N. MaIO Slreer the best seafood but a great steak Roswell too! Come and see what the .excite- Hours:.;. Sunday·Thursday lla.0!--9p.m. ment is all about. All 1JIiIjor credit Friday-5aturday lla.mAOp.m. cards accepted .' ~ , . ~. • .. . ~. TeX~,Club Grill ~ Bar , ~. jOY. great charbroiled steaks and ", E'elifood, Texas-style chicken Price Range: $·$S fried steak and fresh pami in a casu- Phone:.. •.•••.... ••••••• 258·3325 aI W~ste,. atmo.sphere;, The m~nu Mdrcss: .in inn " .. 212 MelZ Dr. also fea$esterrific coconut shnmp kVillage, Ruidoso and fried. catfish_, ~iv~ music on Hours: ••••.••• , 11:30 a.m-S p.m; weekends.andc9claails~ the per. Dinner 5·10 p.m.; fect COQJpJemellt to atrexas Club I (Closed Mondays) meal.' " ..' , " ~, ~., .. " _. . , ~. , ...... '. ,.' , \, --~, -~-'------..--" .."--"." 2 a • - .. ,w 4iIf_ , . ,,' I " • , ,," 't ""';':.:: ", ":,.~.>. " : . . , ·: mUSK ..• ·: WIn, Place &SIIow Silver Creek plays from 8:30 p.m. to I:30 am. through Sunday at • 2516 Sudderth Dr. 1IIe" ,Qaarten ,"American Pie ,plays through Sunday. Karoke on Mondays and Tuesdays at 2535 Sudderth Dr. f.. ·····"'··· -".,_._.,~ -'-"'.-- ..,_.• "...,-".•...._". '----'-'-,"" ..._- -,.."'_.'" _... ,.. ... - e.IIeIdlIws C8IIIIIy ClUb Uve music every night: piano from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., dancing Wednesclay through Saturday" 7 • / p.m.-II p.m. local musicians and artists will gather 1IIe Teus IklUSe Uve entertainm=nt"Fridays arid Sunday for a benefit concert to help one Saturdays. Open ~," m 7 am. to day oftheir own, Jay Silverman. 1,0 p.m. Tl1u through • Fellow musicians and performers will Tuesdays. Closed Wednesday. get together for a live benefit music jam That Place from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. at The Teen center" located at 1214 just Mechem. Ruidoso. Open l:30 to Ughthouse (formerly The Texas House) 9:30 p.m'. Monday through for Silverman. a respected musician. the ~ursday, 3:30, to 'pO p.m. atridJl director/actor and former DJ. Fnday, noon to IpO p.m. ,I for Silverman was diagnosed with cancer Satu~, and noon fliI 9:30 p.m. ' Sunday. No admission. Dances, OJ " I .i. ~ earlier this year and has been receiving , , and live music on weekends. Call / chemotherapy and radiation treatment .for performance schedule. 25S. I I in Alb~querque. He now resides at the 4415. ' . , ! I Ruidoso Care Center where he's battling ~ I I the disease which has spread to his perfomlances ." I t I brain. ~ An EftninIIII Music,& Ma;c l Cheryl and Pete Blanchard of The The ,Hubbard Museum of the l lighthouse along with many of Amelican West second annual t Board of Directors' fund raiser. SiIV~, ha~e orga~ized ~ an's friends the Master magician Peter Studebaker l bene t concert for theIr dear fnend. plus the classic cabaret music of I Iv riginally from Pittsburgh, Silverman Charles Tichenor and Friends will reunited with his old music--partner, Ron-. entertain all from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday. Resel'1l3tions 'A(t~i;a Turner, five years ago in Rui49S6; reqUired. Call 378-4.1 42. I • long music career, including openings for , and ,Ramser Lewis I Michael Martin Murphy and a l3-state .,llIyIar I rICkets for the 8 p.m. Saturday, ~ tour, Silverman is one ofUncoin County's July 31 show at the Spencer I most recognized musicians. Theater for the Perfonning Arts I Silverman is known for his involve • are $30 and $35. Call 336-4800 I for l!V3ilability. I :i ment with Ruidoso little Theatre and I ,f • Ruidoso High School musicals as well. He Willie NeIsaa ~ Tickets for Willie Nelson's 8 p.m. I is a main ~ontributor and organizer of I Aug. 15 concert are on sale from artist showcases, and music festivals. He : the ticket window at Ruidoso I : I " is well khown as the happy "I love : Downs Racetrack and Casino and · from the gift shop in the casino. I Mondays" DJ and has two theatriCal/, ,·• I : rICkets are $20 for grandstand .,• I degrees, as well as 25 years in the music ' : seating and $25 for turf dub seat· I industry under his belt. '. .:: ing, $25 lIId $30 the day of !he , : : .show. "To Order by phone~I. I There is no cover charge for Sunday's :• : 378-41<10, The racetrack 'ti&et I eve~t • but donations are accepted. : is open I jilt phobJ/lIDidoso NtwS : window from 8 a.m. to 5 Fudher donations can be placed in an :• I • p.m.. seven days aweek. JAY SILVERMAN has been afamUiar voice in RujJIoso. :• " , account in Jay's IllIlJiIFW'the Ruidoso • I ; I : . " State Bank. • ·:• wbat's brewing , " , ," .' , , ' , . ' . - .. " , ," !; ...... SII.ltom.a6.!IDIiIery, -:L'f , ' ) , , f -Qpt!ItMondayIhrough' 7 ' "J .. I am. to 5p.m., Sa!urday 8a.m. to ! 5 p.m.. Fresh roaSted colfees and .' ~ -~ , . ' ...... -. I aD 1Ite Ilasic espresso drlnks plus ! bagels, cheesecake and pastries. • I: IiIfi ' _1IIIiI 'j' "·_21, •. " - " J ". ') ,_~"~iA:~~"l'.u.iII ...... __",,,., ,'_,.~,_. _~L.I~~ l . . " ,'_' __I --;;;-:-.. ---. -.- ) .... , • ., j .• GOINGno·· •• ·,.· ••••_ ••••-OUT,,_ •••••• VlDEORAMA gre~t ~rt f9ra,gr~at ause / A ttion1.offers , IUD'-'"./'. '~' • /"J 'ff/.J/Iofl SmiJI. .' tion and select a\:vard winners: Estimated price$ f!lr the piec~s . check to: RUn for the BEAtH. RO. ~8355, '. , mnge from 5300 to S10.000. A Box 271. Ruidoso. NM ,..' ofY~ng FOR lHE RUIDOSO ' The winners will reteive "ash Adventures ,. , An evening" f wine. hors prizes, which will be covered by pert;entage of the sales will go to · Civil Adion . . the artists. the rest t(l the Run for ' .d'oeuvres and ne visual art at donations and: entry' money. Photography For Hire . til\! Spencer Theater on Sunday, Templeton said. the BEACH programs. All pro·. ceeds. above expenses. also will . by Central Stalion , ,Aug. I, will benefit local women . .·flbe prizesl are a draw for. in need of mammograms. . artists ,to present their best go to Run for the BEACH, She's All That J I The Art at the'Spencer gala will work," Templeton sai ; To reserv\! admission. mail a- support the RUIl for the BEACH I,ocal artists who e work was JalrIO' ) breast cancer'and mammogram selected to. be in, the aumon ' While in Capitan. visit 8MM 'Area photographs framed program. which provides rnammO' include AnnT,\!i1) leton. Peggy "irllll1l! 'i:\il'il"to for honging ". One with gn ) ~ State ofMiJId grams for women in Uncoln Jones" N. Phillip Watkins;, Dee l,l II:i ~~(J)N1)Rlft1J)) . eye lor composijion ond the County who can't .alfordthem.' Wescott, Karen Emerald Reeder, GAllERY AND Gms Down in DeIIll color, will hova 0 possion '. The art work will, be available Martin .Rose. Louise Ba'rratt, Patsy. Unusual pa~'nn.9 , GeneraJ s lor the.e piece., ' -.' In the Shadows ' . for previewing from noon to 6 Blasdell. and William Schumpert, J 1 d " p:m: A live 3Omon wiD follow all of Rtiidoso. Sarall Canning of . ewe ry an i{ts NetForce from 6 p.m. tol},JO p:m., with an Capitan. Paula White of Hondo.' ;1' IN CAPJ N ~ ShatteI~1' admission fee of$IO. ' . and Martha Kellar ofta Luz. also 1"44 SMOKEY BEAR BLVD. JSuspicious inds "I'mreally excite" abQut the were selected. ;J NEXT TO EL PAISANO Ilftellf True ' aumon," Cathy Kn,lgjohann,' one Other notables in th~ show. ' , ~~::2~~~ .~ ~ of the women who started the many of whom have dlspl~yed 354-3190 . 2808 Sudderlh 257·2270 .. ' Virus Run for the BEACH program, said. !heir work in local' 'galleries. 'I Mitf~ell, ...,zr, , ·We thought we should do some- mcl,ude Dean Kansas: n PRIME T'I'M'E 1"'\,. An American Aff;lir thing dilferent. The .Spencer .'Judi Vetts. Louls\i1na: Carla 'lII' lliIIP A one-of-a-kind Gallery.•, Theater is a perfect setting for an' O'CI~nnor, washingt~li; Bill james. . F.LEA MARKOO Baby Genius elegant auction:' . . Flonda, and Lyuba a.dAleksander ·Blast from the Past , "It's a wonderful opportunity Tit~vets. E! Paso; ,'Ii xas. 6. Over 30 o/entioTs! Q Hunter's Moon for local people to get involvlid' We thmk weve .put together W fl • • • . , Noah'sArl< i, with fine art from all over the a .wonderful show; Templeto . . country," said Ann Templeton, a said.. . . Q .9tntiques, cofkctibfes, Q 'J;t. . loca! artist who helped ~ put the~e HUbbar~ Muse~~of the , soutliwestern art, neW MISI1A Sky j ~'. = auctIon together. . Amencan West IS pr?vldlng mov- & usea efotlimg, rimi- rM. n P S~er in Kingdom • Artists from aroun the coun- able art walls for displaying the ,.... fio tfu , .., SP'fl'ng Canyon sU~itted . k' h d' B ••ves Tse tac Tnt- Top IlenIaIs for ..., 16 •...,D try three sl des oftheir worEI~redge,at dlrect~rt, e event, an ruce'n' . nt.. . Galle~".' 8MM . wo.rk. n Hosmer. originally from of the museum, V tull!: Tall! & un"lllt V RUldo and who does art work- will be the auctioneer. .~ 1"\ gifts, snack-bar, I"\, Virus sh~ all over the United States, "Th!s .is very important.fo our •• 2206 Suddert Drive Down In the Della Ruidoso Downs. W ' Net Force was the slide juror, Templeton commuDlty. Breast cancer IS .real Q' I'aoss the highway from the . Ruidoso, New M ieo 88345 said. He selected 50 artists. with problem and we need to ~ork' racetrack Q (505) 257·1561 · She's All That ~~~ Civil Action . ,atotal of 70 p!eces !If art. to be' together t? ,a solution." '505·37U369 .... CONTEMPORARY SCULPTURES featured atthe auction. The win- Eldredge. said. I~ s III,1~ortant fbr ~oor/indoor.fl""'S avaIlal>Ie 1"\ "6' lJNIQUE ART ·Wing Commander b~.mvolved Q ·Murder of Crows n!ngrartists, who come from 20 . us to mralsmg money '. !If L...._-,--+""':::":""'':''::'':'=-_....J Eternal, ddfllhmt states. were notified and tp help. Aflliction nenY their art wOrk is beginning to , ·We've had a lot of support corite in, Templeton said. from;eIe and asa result have ~ aurrsyil{SIuwrkne VHIoo, /7/5 • Ray Vinella, a Taos artist. will beee ab! ,to benefi~ a lotl'pell- SuddeItIr Dr.. lUdilso. 2S7-2fIO/. Judge the lIrtwork before the auc- pie, I gJohann said. , , ' SILVER5CREEN / • ...- '1IIspecblr ... Rated:PG ShoWtimes: 100 \ . .j;,,,/,' I ' ..GOIN.GU'UT. ' ' '~"." ~ , , ,' .. ' .. ". . J , , 'MAS,SAGE To You "I Natural Health care ~.o~~.~, •. T-D4 . I.e 0 M ~ t f x. . :"'7/ ~ ~ ~ ~lIttt"I~~i., IT~S DR.\JANET" 'i:"LARO,SA "• ~ ','; ·Be;.tt·~. ~~~id ~,. WHEN NOT i g;ir . RAINING, The,' I . ACUPU~TUR1S. I. 0' jut to. RELAX! , !"unicipa' pool .' ,~ ~ . :,' -IS the~~9t ,pl~ce DR. GEORGE EJROWN, PH.D. '! ,i WllL,COM'E TO YOut' .. :}~ t9 copVoffdur_- :l _ "~YP~ERA~~_-'-__ "'Jt ~:-i--O:--iA-~ ,,'If ' ing the summer f' .' .. "'T' ". r,~, Ruidoso. . SANOY EnGSON, l.P.c.c. .; '. License #2558, . " in " PSYCHOTHERAPIST 1 420·177'1 257-7022 Ruidoso News .Lincoln Tower ., Third Floor ,. file photo, 258.3739 $10 to $40p·Jr sesSion Call for 2 for ~ Speei·al! ~ ~o. . :' ItPoppiesII Ori911111 J WltatOlor by' ., MavAIaYM Thomas • where to take the ·children·•.l The KenYon Thomas Gallery' Fun places for the young and ~ starts at 7 p.rn.until 10 p.m. hiking, fishing, archery, ciJnoeing, . , Ruidoso's Fine! Small' Gallery the young at 'heart abound in ' st is $4 per teen ..ager. ages 13- arts· and crafts" swimming. field Ruidoso. Here's a list of places to' 6. Call for dates. 257-2795. ' trips and nature studies designed, Pottery ...... Weavings. Paintings - Sculpture take the.FUNtRACKE~.,kids. I~C .• PLAYGROUNDS AND PARKS ' • ted at Also at Schoolhouse Park is a play- jUs,tFofOrrpCrhoiflgdrfaemn. pr,'ces and mo're 546 Sudderth • 257-1056 101 ,Carrizo Canyon Ro (257- ground. It features 15 different ' / 3275), is an amusement ark that play equipment, s()me of which' information,caUthe Parks and offers. bumper boat ride: (children ,areactessible to wheelchair- Recreation ffice at 257-5030. 7 or older). three tracks for go-, . b,ound children. The play equip- • ,PLACE, a teen center, ~ans (children 14 and up only on ment includes a slide and jungle is loea d at 1214 Mechem, the "pro" track), 18 holes ofminia- gym. Four. lighted tennis courts, Ruidoso. Summer hours are noon ture golf, video arcade.' and a picnic tables, threepaviJions and to 11 :30 p..ro. Wednesday through ALL FIRED pit snack bar. " ,restroom facilities are avt,lable as /. Bumper boats,i go-carts al1d well. i Sunday. There is. no admission . CERAMICS & ART miniature golf ~o t $4 each; the Ashort jaunt west on Sudderth charge. Dances, DJand live music / IJpro" track costs riders $4. takes you to Two Rivers Park, are on weekends, plus video / . Open Studio, Classes & Kiln Rental , Funtrackers' is open from 10 located behind the Ruidoso Valley games and a snack bar. CaU 258- ,:' a.m. t,o '10 p.m. daily from, ," Chamber of com, meree. Carrizo ~:.:t415 for more information. ." Timbers Mall Memorial. Day through Labor Day.;treek meets the Rio Ruidoso at ' 257-90.14 • MUNICIPAL SWIMMING I Two Rivers Park, which offers a, In Alamogordo POOL is" where families can coo) playground with $Wings t "3 slide I The Space Center, located at o~with adip in the village swim- ~nd ,circular ride~'nd picnic ~avil. the top of New Mexico Highway / mmg ,po~I.~t Sch.oolhouse Park, ,'.on area. The pary closes at mght- 2001 in Alamogordo. has expand- .. 50 I Sudderth. Dr~ve (~~?..2?9S). fall., ed its hours for the summer. The Thep~oli. Wbl~h IS operated by Skateboarptrs and roller . the :RU{do'soP~rks and Recreation bladers can skate. jump and hot- Internatlonalg Space Hall of< Fame Depa~inent, is open untO middle dog to their hearts content CIt and the JOJin P. Stapp A,r and AU~Sf.~''.. ~nother Spa~e pa~~jWil~ '. ''. ' N.orthpark t • relative!y new open from 9 a.m. ·SWlmmJ.l~g fees are $2.25 per Village addition. Northpark IS next until 5 p.m. dally through S~pt. 5. swi~.br $50 f~r a season pass. to Fire.Stati?n N~. 2 on White 'From now through June 30, the .. Join Drew Gomber every , HOU~S Of,~P,' ra~on are 11:45 a.m. Mountal~ Onve. ,Its open from 8 ~MAX ,Dome Theater and to 4.45 p,~ da~ly. . a.m. to 9.30 p.m. Sunday through ,Ianetarium will show II ales" It costs// 6 for sWimmers who Thursday, and 8a.m. to 11 :30 p.m. ' . . sWim and slide season pass.' Lap legal guardian IS required to be In 4 p.m. The theater ,~ I show swims cost $2.25' per person or attendance at all times with chil- "Thrill Ride: The Science of Funll $30 for a season pass. dren under 13 years of age. at 11 .a,m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m. and 7 An a ult lap swim is scheduled' For a more structured pro~ p.m. daily through Sept. 5. for 5 Pl. "to 6:3~, p.m. Monday, gram, parents can e~roll thei~ chil- Skywatch. the free monthly' .~ ~edne .day and Fn(fay. ".dren (ages 7 to 1~) an the.RUldpso update on the c~ngirig night sky. Fa. dy passes -are available as Parks and RecreatlOn's Wilderness . ,..." well for a co~t of $75, or $,150 for camp. Wilderness Camp. which wd~ continue th~ ~hout the SU~- swim and slide. begins in early June and runs rrlef. The progra IS ,presented m Also on tap at the pool are two through the summer. offerspartic-' the Tombaugh Planetarium at 9 a.m. I . teen pool parties scheduled. The ipants outdoor activities such as on the first Saturday ofevery month. f l ...... _ e Illl23. 1999. 131 • a I,I r"-;----.-.---..o--- .__....-.-- -.----~ - / . " ------.-c-r- j •, 0 ,,'. / ," ',~. I~ ~ ~ l ~ oj ~ . .... M ... • 00 0 'HI ~ a.:tIIE W... ~ . ~ ~ I I I ~ • ~ ,J ~ / '0 I' • "I I I I I present at the assassinaJon ofSheriffBrady. If I o I he had, it may not have occurred. The murder was I / I engineered by what was known as the "hOtheJd I I element" of the Regulators: Fred Waite. Henry I ~ Brown, Frank MacNab,Jim French. John Middleton, and Billy the Kid. Tunstall friend and hanger-on Rob ) ! Widenmann was also present. but tried to claim later that he had only been out there in the corral ! to feed the dog. When the newspapers began to I I contemptuously refelto him as "the dog feeder," I Roberts' only hope was I he dropped the subject. to surrender, and " llazer's MiD Brewer was present on the fourth Qf April, on the Mescalero Roberts was quick to Reservation. for the Regulators confrontation with Andrew L "Buckshot" Roberts, much to his regret. Roberts was one ofthe men who had ridden with the posse point out that the last that had killed Tllnstall and therefore. was one ofthe men who the Regulators were most anxious to uh. speak with. The fact is. while the Regukltors had warrants for all these men, they wound up treating theSe warrants more like hunting licenses. two men to surrender Roberts had been ellpeCting a check for the sale of his farm to arrive jIIIY time at the Indian Agency (Blazer's MiDI.-and had gone there to see ifit been delivered on the morning of to the Regulators now Apnl 4. Upon his arrival. e was informed by Doctor Blazer that the Regulators were in area. and that he. Roberts. should wake himselfscarce. ·des. the mail had not yet arrived. '0 I . rJ Ashort wIule after Roberts left that place. he saw the mail o • IHERIFF WIWAM BRADY \. i had so many bullets in rider making his way toward the MiD. Turning his mule around. , Buckshot headed cautiously back to the Mill. It was.a terminal Dismounting,J'ct. in a«onlance with a rule of Dr. Blazer's. , leaving.his gunbelt slung aaoss his saddle. Roberts. carrying his • mistake. them that they could be Observip'g the MiD ftom a distance. Roberts could see no sign Windlester. began to head for rile house. When he saW Frank ofthe Regllliators. So he began to ride in. Whit he did not know Coe; a Regulator with wh0!D .he had been fiiendly'i~ the past. '. was::in his brief absence. the Regulators had arrived and emergeJiumoneofthUJuiJdings,.be-knew-heWasi .--- qua their ho~ behind a Ialge adobe wall • out ofsight. roe and the now-nervous Roberts satdown on th rch and sold for scrap metal. As Roberts approached. they were inside dining. uparlayed." Coe pointed out ~at. RDberts' only hope , ' to sur· .", , ...... _..... i .. ' J ....., . 1-.".. {···.t..-...••~.••• ,. ,.",.• " .,. .. .- . . ...- ."r, ~ . - . ,.. . , • PAST TENSE .,'.' ~, ., - . \. . render, and Roberts was' quick to and by July of 1878, ~er much' tllro~gllo~t tile siege. ~ ··why. 'Colonel Dudley co~anded Fort' - day of the siege. .point'out that tile last two Q1elJ skirmishing all. overl Lincoln not? For the 'first four ays, it Stanton, and he .had .explicit . . . . to surrend~r to the ReglJlators County, he decided tliatit was appears t? have been.so":!ething o~~ers no~ to get involyed. in tliis 'Soun;es:. ':4 DOtUllenlary His/n· now had so any bullets in them time for him to go home. And on of a Mex!c~n standoff, With .lots cIVIl COnfliCt. However_ his sym· . ..ry of the Uncoln C unty War" by that they c Id be sold flir scrap July 14, that was exactly'what he of shooting and. only one (or pathi were. dearly with. tfie ~ ,Fr£dei'ic~ /':Iolan:" Ie West of Billy metal. . . did. .. two? or three?) fatalities. The Dola camp and he had a great the Kid'" by Frederick Nolan; "BillY . The two 'men continu~.d alk- Leading the Regulators two little ar,mies· weJe pretty anti thy for attorney McSween tII~Kid - A Handbook" by JllIi ing, and Dick Brewer b me. and tbey were about 40 strong ·evenly.matchet!, and the Regula- as ell." .. Tuskb ilnd "High Noon ill Lincoln" impatient. According tQ eorge' - back into Lincoln, the lawyer tors were well-fortified in their Using the excuse that the Reg·, by Robert Utley. ) , Cae, the Regulator captain asked found that the MurphyIDolan fac-' positions, ... ulators had fired on a soldier . .' for volunteers and immediately· tion was mostly out in the hills There was one thing that they' from the fort (whether or not 0 got three: George, Charlie Bow- searching for the Regulators. rhe hadn't. reckoned on, though:' the they did is still being drrbated), dre, and tbe Kid. . few tbat were still in .to\'irn U,S. government ~ in the. form !le marched his men into town When Roberts. saw this trio (including Jimmy Dolan) made of a man mimed Nathan Dudle onJuly 19th, the fifth --:- and last round theforner in an extremely themselves scarce to the point of confrontational manner, he leapt invisibility. to his feet. At the same time, . The RegUlators took position Frank Cae scurried out ofthe line up and down the street. Some . of~re. Charlie Bowdre com· forted up in the Ellis Store, some Call 257-4001 rna ded Roberts to throw up his in the Montano Store,only three ha ds to.which the plucky of them went 'into dIe Tunstall .to place your ~d f 'Roberts replied "Not much Store, and about a dozen or so I' Maryann," an~ the proverbial entered' the McSween house, horse apples hIt the fan. . including McSween himself and in the - /J. Bowdre'spistol and RobeltS' Billy.the Kid.. . EquIne Ponralt Consignments ·rifle roared almost s1ml,dtaneous- . Why only three of them went / Orlllfnal ponralts 011, on an'" Ruidoso News today. N.,. boI"""PIld.lor ClIlI...... In .. .. \ i . ;.. "', _..,....:. ",~ • " •., _'.23,8'151 \ .I r------~- . -.- ---r-- I / I / I I \' It I I ,I I ,\ I" "l ".