....,
School skiing is back~
by FRANKIE JARRELL Ruidoso News Editor VV IT jtUlSt anln)t["ccii:tlte Mr. Cftliull ______... _ -. _ __ ... _ ~ _"" ,. • ..rf'-. .MI.f.••& "r!JII.~",,~ ... 1r"'.~._ W. 4L ...... ~~~------""'" ...... - .. -- - -.. .. -- - - • - -".. -.---. _ --- --. .------....,..- ~ ~I ,..... _ ....- _ "'"'Il"'III __ 2A I The Ruidoso News IMonday, December 23, 1991 School administrators ask community for help by BUDDV BAKER did the instigator, according to students and lend their talents in Ruidoso News StaN Writer Maddox. helping them. We are not asking for Thursday evening Sgt. Lanny G He recruited 24 students, some 40 hours but maybe an hour or two Maddox, Ruidoso Police Depart were "A" students and many of a week- ment, met with concerned parents them were older and larger physi "Kids like structure and guid at a communtity meeting at the cally than the gang organizer, ance," Kakuska said. "If we don't Ruidoso High School Brian Campbell, who has been or provide it the ganga will." He discussed recently dispersed dered by the District Court to un ''We have to provide leadership gangs in the high school and middle dergo psychiatric evaluation before from the family unit and from other school dispositon of his case. adults," said Maddox. "If we don't, ''We feel confident that gang ac sooner or later some gang member Of the 14 people present, nine tivities are over," said Maddox. from L.A. or Albuquerque will move were parents, with the rest of the However, he indicated that the in and fill that leadership position." group made up of school adminis climate that made the formation of trators Mike Kakuska, Danny the gang possible, still exists. Flores mentioned one man who ~'Iores, Maddox and two reporters. was skilled in auto repair. The man Maddox outlined events that led "The problem is that there is a spent some time at school helping to the creation of the gang here, in group of young kids who don't like students with their cars. an area that previously had ap school and don't like home. For "That is the kind of help we peared to be immune to those big these students the gang is the ans need," he said. city problems. wer," he said. Another instance was cited A mid-schooler, who is now in ''You are the people that we where a group of parents recruited custody of juvenile authorities, don't need to talk to. The people we students to help clean windows and transferred into the school from want to talk to are not here," Mad floors, a real contribution to the Arkansas. He had been exposed to dox continued. school, a sense of accomplishment gang activity in Little Rock and im Ruidoso High School principal for the students and needed as mediately began to form a gang Mike Kakuska appealed to adults sistance for the custodians. here. in the community to lend their sup ''We really do have. a good school Maddox said the newcomer told port to the school but some things are going on that his recruits that the he was a repre need attention," said Kakusb. sentative of a gang headquartered "We need desperately for "1 don't have big fears but I Ruidoso High School assistant principal cerned citizens the events leading up to, in Atlanta, Georgia. This was false, parents and other concerned adults think we can help the situation. Danny Flores, principal Mike Kakuska and and the outcome of recent gang activitier but the recruit." believed it and so to come to school, get to know the We need parents to help. " Detective Lanny G Maddox explain to con- in the school system. Hot rods Continued from page 1A radiation injury and additional cancer by faulting and crumpling of rocks. Volcanic deaths of hikera, scouts, and other out- The northern part of Otero County en the synergistic interaction of modern tech eruptions produced not only the Malpais doorpersons due to lightning strikes are compassea the Reservation. The two listed cility. " nological pollutsnts and ionizing radiation It goes on to say that "not only must the but also parts of the Sierra Blanca where regular news items. endanJ!'ered species in Otero County are the in the biosfhere; and concentrating a large the Ski Apache venture is located and All of which brings up the question of KuenzTer's Hedgehog Cactus and todsen's DOE coordinate the management, ship tonnage 0 highly radioactive spent fuel ment, and storage of spent fuel from where large coal-bearing beds show many what might happen if ... a huge bolt of Pennyroyal. The SacrllDlento Mountain posing the potential for land alienation faults and are marked by intrusions of lightning were to strike the MRS facility it- Thistle is a threatened species, which ae around the country, it also much design a from other uses. transport, pickup, and storage system that many volcanic dikes and sills. self or the train carrying the casks of ir- cording to the U ,So Fish and Wildlife 'Ser can accommodate the variety of wet and "From their experienre with the Waste While most images of New Mexico radiated fuel. vice, occurs on the Mescalero Reservation dry storage options already in use at the Isolation Plant," remarked an observer of portray a vast desert replete with If the latter were to occur near a near streams and springs at 8,000 to 9,000 being developed by different utilities." the MRS saga, "New Mexicans have sagebrush and cactus - as the ''Washing petroleum refinery, a cataclysm of in- feet elevation. Otero candidate species in The report mentions that the nuclear learned that the DOE can be complacent, ton Post" described it in announcing the credible proportions could reault and our c1ude the Gooding Onion, the Arizona waste negotiator is presently trying to find arrogant and dictatorial. They also bow MRS project - the truth is that fully one omnipresent wind would blow the Black-tailed Prairie Dog and the Little a state willing to host an MRS. that the DOE has fouled its nest from Han fourth of the state is forested and New monitored concoction east across the North Brown Bat. It also states that the technical com ford (Washington) to Rocky Flats Mexico sports six of the seven possible life American continent and beyond, Two candidates are found in the White munities in the U.S. and in Canada believe (Colorado) and beyond." zones in the world. An act of terrorism could be equally Sands area: the White Sands Woodrat and that fuel can be stored safely on site at Since the MRS seems to be a high A few miles from the Reservation, U.S. calamitous. the White Sands Pupfish. The Guadalupe reactors for many decades. At-reactor wet priority for the DOE, "New Mexicans need Highway 83 descends from Cloudcroft (alt. Tornadoes and flash.floods, which have area of Otero County candidates include and dry storage is being employed in both to be alert to the potential of the DOE con 8,6401 to Alamogordo (alt. 4,3031 in just 16 occurred in the southeastern part of the the Guadalupe South Pocket Gopher the countries, according to the report. taminating our own enchanted nest here in miles, passing uniquely through all the state this century, may become more com- New Mexico Jumping Mouse, the Apache Such a statement is certainly not an the Sacramento Mountains or nearby," a North American vegetative zones with mon if the Climate Change Theory related Northern Goshawk, the Ferruginous Hawk, endorsement ofthe MRS concept. concerned Ruidoso area property owner their potential habitats of rare flora and to global warming proves out. the Western Snowy Plaver. the Lorw-billed An even stronger indictment ofthe MRS warned. fauna. Pine, fir, spruce, aspen, piiion pine, Communications, vital to any emer- Curlew, the White Faced Ibis, the Texas concept and the nation's entire present sys Although the DOE released "large and juniper are the prima.ry trees found on gency, have and can get out of kelter due to Horned Lizard, and the Sacramento radioact~ SalamaQs!ll~ tem of radioactive waate mana~ementwas quantities of and conventional the Reservation. weather conditions. In the last year, one .Mountain ," Co "'. pollutant" at it.'bak Ite, Tl!rtnellsee, 'in~' Natives still bartest -herbs and hunt community not far from the Reservation, -Rumors libOlit"lli~g the -MRS ~hear revealed in a "Washington Post' story pub , lished December 12. Scientists at the In stallationa, it took state inspections and wild game for food throughout this alpine has lost its electricity due to high winds or Corona just BOuth ofTiihance County have stitute for Energy and Environmental Re Freedom of Information requests by the paradise, where the mountains to a large unseasonably torrential raina, four dif- abounded in recent weeks. There is no search in Takoma Park, Maryland, have press to compel DOE to provide the public extent, according to "New Mexico,. the ferent times. record of endangered species in Torrance uncovered government documents that with information about these releases, ac Colorful State," determine the climate, The lack of emergency preparedness in County but there is potential nesting show that the Nuclear Regulatory Commis cording to the Tennessee Chapter of the catch and hold water, and sustain and general is also a serious ooncern, as out- habitat for the endangered Peregrine FaI I sion and the DOE are teaming up to get the Sierra Club. channel rivers. lined in Part IV of this series which dealt con which like to nestin remote clifffaces, Office of Management and the Budget to "DOE has been indifferent to the health "The future of agriculture, and indeed of with public health issues. The Bald Eagle may occur in the county. head off the Environmental Protection and safety of its workers and area resi life, in New Mexico ia dependent upon bet- Endangerment to people, however, is not While there is no known location in Tor Agency in its chronicle to issue regulations dents. It raises the question of DOE's teruse" ... 0fte"wa r. the only worry. Residents of the Reaerva- ranee oounty for the Mexican Spotted Owl, I for the environmental management of credibility as future manager" of the MRS, Water, New Mexico's most precious com tion have expressed apprehension about the habitat potential exists, Torrance can a radioactive waste, according to that story. the Chapter stated in a summary of prob modity, has always been a big political is what might happen to the wildlife on which didatea include the Arizona Black-tailed "None of the proposed methods for stor lems they compiled while opposing the sue. Presently New Mexicans have they and their ancestors have long prairie dog; the Swift FOX; the Ferruginous ing or processing radioactive wastes is like MRS in Tennessee. Further, they believed nmnerous ground water problems, caused depended. Hawk; the Western Snowy- Plover which ly to succeed," the "Post" reported. "Tennessee haa received shabby treatment in part by uranium mining and by the lack Because so many wildlife species were likes flat sandy areas and alkali playas; the The scientistB--authors of a new book, at the hands of DOE." of a comprehensive solid waste policy and disappearing in the United States, the Mountain Plover which prefers grassland "High-Level Dollars, Low-Level Sense, said A study carried out for the NRC in 1987 action plan. Endangered Species Act was passed by areas; the Long-billed Curlew; the White billions of dollars are probably being by Brookhaven National Laboratory found The river systems in this area make Congress in 1966. It governs the protection faced Ibis (marshy areas); and the Texas squandered because "no significant portion thal a "worst-case scenario fuel-pool acci available relatively fresh irrigation and and propagation of rare and endangered Horned Lizard which enjoys open arid of the radioactive waste program is now dent would create a 224-square mile ground water that inevitably, say a number species partly by restricting the use of country. . working satisfactorily." 'interdiction area (the area with such a of informed sources, would be affected by certain areas which are the only or best In addition to these federal listings and Referring to the same findings, "Atoms high level of radiation that it is assumed it an MRS on or near the Reservation. An ex habitat ofthese species, candidates there is a Mescalero trout found and Waste" reported that the authors cannot ever be decontaminated).'" tremely large limestone aquifer lies Because semi-arid areas are particularly occasi~nally in ~servati~n strel,uns which recommend a concerted shift to onsite in Since an MRS facility eventually will beneath the entire Reservation and sur sensitive to ecological degradation, "man)' the tribal oounC11 at. one tim!! ~elieved to be tenm storage during a period of scientific store the fuel from the equivalent of 70 rounding area, according to "Minerals and of New Mexico's planta and animsls swell rare enough to consider for listing. review. The concluded that "DOE is ram such fuel pools, a comparable accident Water Resources of New Mexico" (p. 416) the list of endangered species:' reports A State Game and Fish speeiB;liat said rodding ill-conceived projecU! like WlPP, there should produce a considerably larger prepared by the U.S. Geological Service in "New Mexico a New Guide to the Coforful that the Bald Eagle also occurs m Otero MRS, and Yucca Mountain into operation "mterdiction area." 1977. Stste," , County and so does the peregrine Falcon in with a 'false sense of urgency...· DOE's latest assault has been its am While a wide variety of authorities in Thus, care must be taken in locating any migration. Other rare Otero Co.nnty species "The directions and actions that DOE bush of Wendell Chino, President of the cluding the NWTRB quoted earlier agree facility which might threaten the survival that ooncern the. state and which were not has taken in implementing the (nuclear I Mescalero Apache Tribal Council. the MRS isn't necessary in "anyone's back ofthese species. on the federal list .were: Bell's Vtreo, the yard," the Land of Enchantment may be . ted· Great Vtreo, and Baird's Sparrow. waste management prol(1'am have been Various press reports indicate President When aske d wha t lis speCIes were on "As d' d, te' ~- " 'd heavy-handed, dictatorial, contemptuous of Chino seema to have been led to believe the worsl place for it. the Reservation, a Bureau ofIndian Affairs . our s~oun ~ngs e nora"", s~ public opinion and concerns, and have that he'd be "doing his country a service" if ABide from its far distance from the con employee familiar with the habitats and a hird spe~st WIth, t~e N~w Mexlco seriously undermined public trust in our he were to "host" the MRS either on the centrations of nuclear power plants and species on the Reservation responded on Game an~ Fish COIDIDlslllon, anyone. of government," said Dr. ,IH. ,Johnsrud before Reservation or on land he might personally their increasing inventories of cooling ''hot conditions of anonymity: "there are these s~CIes could represent us.. Some like the Monitored Retrievable Storage Review own or land he might swap with the rods" and in addition to tectonic activity, threatened and endangered species on the the Mexican ~potted ~l get a high profile, Commission in 1981'\ Bureau of Land Management or some other hydrology and fragile ocostystmes, unusual Reservations but to find out which ones but the owl If! really.Just !l proxy for a A specialist in the Geography of Nuclear willing government agency. weather phenomena might wreak more there are you have to go through the tribal w~ole system. The.point bemg that some Energy, Dr. ,Johnsrud directs the Nestled in the alpine forests of the than havoc. council." thin!l's go~e ~yvnre to cause ao many Pennsylvania-based Environmental Coali Sacramento Uplift in south central New The strong winds in New Mexico sweep Phone messages to the council left as sJM;fles' ~ction. .. tion on Nuclear Power (ECNP), is Research Mexico, the half million acre Meacalero aeross the landscape with Great Westerly long ago as mid-October'Were not returned. It's JUIl~ a ~~ elf timel if ~nt Director of Food and Water, Inc., and Apache Reservation is bordered on the fury deflected briefly from their easterly What is known, however, is that in Lin- tren~ continue, saId one SOCIal. ecol~gIst serves on the P"nnsylvania State Advisory north and aouth by the magnificent Lincoln directions perhaps by a Canadian front or a coin County, which borders the northern warned ';lb~u~ the fate of h1Jmanki~d, !;hat Co=ittee on Low-Level "Radioactive National Forest; on the west by the warm air mass from the Gulf Mexico. Gen edRe ofthe Mescalero ReselVation, there is we too willJomthe ranks ofthe extincj;. Waste. youn,e~ Ia!,! flo,:,,~, in the United Sta~s erally" however, all the states to the east only the Kuenzler Hedtfehog Cactus listed H Phase n of the MRS oomes abo.ut , ECNP HIln Fouu aud \-Vater, Inc., Btrong~ callen! ne MalpalS (badlands), the White are on the receiving end ofwhatever partic as endangered and it IS ordinarily found then tb;e ~OE would contact the. U.~. Fish Iy urged opposition to the MRS for a num Sanda, and the Tularosa River Basin - a ulate or vapors are in our air. (An excellent around 6 000 feet in the Sacramento and Wildlife people about speCIe sm the ber off reasons, saying in part: "... it is time "valle, hole" created by a weakness in the resource in this connection is Michael H. Mountairu: in the Filion-juniperwoodlands, area where DOE !,:ant ,!'A' pla!l8 the !1uclear for the nuclear industry and its governmen earth s crust ages ago; on the east by the Brown, "The Toxic Cloud; the Poisoning of Other endangered species which milJht waste storage facility. A letter.listing the tal proponents to recognize, with some long foothills and the Hondo, Felix, Cottonwood, America's Air:' 1987). occur or pass through are the Peregnne endan.gered and threatened SpeCIeS for !Jla~ overdue hmnility, the sobering probability and Penaaoo Valleys sloping toward the For example, at White Sands - the Falcon and the Bald Eagle. The Mexican ~,ifthere are records for such sJ?,eCIes, that no method of waste 'disposal' that we Pecos River, a tributary ofthe Rio Grande. largest expanse of pure gypsum in the Spotted Owl, which the U.S. Fish and Wild- Bald an employee of the agency, wo.uld DO~, humans are capable of contriving will in All along these waterways are recrea world - the work of the prevailing south life Service says is being proposed as an thlln be sent .to thll. Any ecolOfca1 fact prove adequate to assure the actual tional, ranching and agricultural enter west wind is obvious: it moves the crystals endangered species, also occurs in Lincoln concerns would blll'll1sed illthat letter. of isolation of all radioactive wastes fOT the prises, large and small, where the growing at the rate 20 feet Wr year toward the County in areas of mixed conifer wood- He noted that, as of December 11, thllY full period of their toxic hazard to the com season is long. northeast. lands, had not been contacted. plex systems ofliving beings." Greatly tilted strats characterize the Winds bearing pollen and dust cause A number of candidates are found in The conflict between establishing a For the U.S. government to assume re Reservations' mountain ranges, great es seasoual allergies. Wind erosion, flash higher altitudes, such as the Goodig Onion, nuclear waste "storage facility" to last !or sponsibility in 1998, as the DOE has carpments, and 11,000 to 12,00l4 feet high floods, and tol1llldoes have carried rock, the Sacramento Mountain SalaIllllVder, the 40 to 100 years or more above ground WIth agreed to do on behalf of investor-owned DlSJestic peaks. gravel, sand, clay, and even seeds across Occult Little Brown Bat, the New Mexico all its risks to thll biosphere and llnding a utilities and other generators for commer For sorne, Sierra Blanca Peak (12,003 large areas creating a mixed blessing of Jumping Mouse, the Apache Northem "Pe.nnanent repoSitory' in a deep geologic cial spent fuel and its storage without hav ft.) is a sacred beacon like Mt. Flgi (12,388 rich soils, unwanted' weeds and eroded ar Goshawk, and the Bonita Diving Beetle. hidinll' plqce sUCh as Yucca Mountain in ing yet proven that high-level wastes would ft.,) is to lD8JIY Japanese, Its snow-capped royos, At lower elevations in Lincoln County Nevaila for containing the high-level also relieve them of virtually the entire summit can be seen for more than a hun "The development ofwind energy by the and tberefure more likely to be deeted bY nuclear garbage for thousands of years is bunlen of the ultimate costs of radioactive dred miles from many vantage points. It is Reservation or by othera in the area makes a large-scale project suclias the MRS are a an &xpaniling struggle. . waste manallem.ent. particularly spectacular coming off the far more sense here than the MRS:' said number of candidates: the Arizona Black- Its complexity make~ it unlike any the Those costs would include the environ Caproek on either U.S. Highway 380 or 82. one observer, tailed Prairie Dog, which likes flat dry nationbas ever faced.' , mental burden ofdealing with groundwater The geologic structure of the More lightning strikes hit New Mexico mllsa and valley locations; the Swift; Fox, But one tbing's fur· S1m!. Most New contamination far beyond the boundaries of SacrllDlento Mountains and their surround than any other state in the nation causing which lives on the open desert and dry Mexicans agTlle that they Cr to keep, thll MRS; increasing levels of background ings ret1 eels a rather recent, geologically forest and brush tirlls, electrical blackouts, plains; the FerrugDl0U8 Hawk; the their Land orEnchantm~nt • trllde itin radiation from pllrmitted routine annual splla!ring, episode in the evolution of vol and cancellations of golf tournaments and, Mountain Plover; the Long-biDed Curlew; for a Land ofN.ricbmenJj;,or WOrBll. a Land llmiSsmDS and accidents; encouragm, canic activity and the continuing folding, on oeession, even fuotball Rames. Tragic and the Texas Homed Lizard. of'1nterdiction." ;--:-...... ,.."""'l"""..."..--~,. .~ JF .. v '" p , _ -..- -,-- .-- -_ -p- ,-••-_ -._ • .,--- r' _. • ~- • • ..- T • • Monday, December 23,1991,1 The Ruidoso News/3A Take Tatntny hOIlle this Christtnas by DIANNE STALLINGS size dog. Ruidoso !'i"!ws .Staff Wrlt.er She is very neat in her cage and The '!istin~tive markings of a ~hould take easily to housebreak H,,:s~ gJve sIX-~nth old Tammy . mg, Basch said. . strikingly attl'1!-ctlve accents to her . Next door to the main building Army recruiting office moves dark coat ofhlUr. In the cattery are two sisters She was brought to the Lincoln Laurel and Hardy. The gray tiger~ . The srmy recruiting office in Alamogordo has moved to 720 South County Humane Society shelter as stripe kittens were found wander White Sands Boulevard, Space A, next to Kentucky Fried Chicken. a stray two months ago, said ing together near a busy street "~ur sign isn't up,ret," said Army Staff Sergeant JUAN ORTIZ, sh~~ter ~anagerRandy Basch. about two monthS ago. station commander. But our phone number 437-8973, is the same She s very gentle, even a little and I'm ready to help young people be all they can be." . timid with new experiences," Basch They obviously are attached to said. "But once she knows you, each other. Laurel is the more out she's all puppy and she's very in- going, but Hardy watches pro Ruidoso Downs Village Hall telligent. tectively over her Ilibling, following "Someone with a little time could it and making sure it has food. end up with a great dog because Basch estimated their age at closes for holidays she has so much potential. She'd be . about five months, . The vill~te of Ruidoso Downs is celebrating the holidays with a a good alarm dog. She's not aggI:es- ''We" advocate that all cats few days off. Ilive, but she sure barks at adopted from the shelter be indoor The village office will be closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas strangers." pets," he said. "The average age of Day. Itwill aillo be closed New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. . Full grown, Tammy probably an exclusively outdoor cat is three Itwill be lwurs as usual for the offic~ on January 2. will weigh about 40 pounds and years compared to 16 years as the would be. described as' a medium- average age ofan exclull:ively indoor TAMMY cat. t1 rellidents are with owners today," New regional director takes Tammy, L8urel and Hardy are Basch said. . all sponsored for their spaying by Still waiting for someone with on EPA Region 6 post generous contributors to the patience and love are the flat shelter's spay and neuter fund. coated black retriever Amigo, the B.J. Wynne III has been named to serve as regional administrator It's one of the best ways to en golden retriever Big Red, the grey for Region 6 ofthe Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). . hance an animal's chances for adop hound Misty, the white terrier Beginning January 1, he will be stationed in the agency's Dallas tion Ilince spaying or neutering is Happy, the white spaniel mix Fugi, office, which oversees activities in New Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, the major cost associated with the bird dog Doc, and the shepherd Arkansas and Oklah«F,a. He replaces Robert E. Layton Jr., who an adoptions. .' collie mix Bert, who needs attention nounced his intention to step down earlier this year. All animals acquired from the more than ever since his brother "Buck Wynne brirtgs to this job a firsthand understanding of the shelter must be neutered to ensure Ernie was adopted. region's environmental p'd':!(fms and the programs designed to ad they do not contribute to the dress them," said ]i:PA a 'nistrator William K. Reilly, who ap- reproduction of more unwanted lit The shelter also is home to pointe:! Wynne. . ters that might be abandoned or several black labradors pups and Wynne has been a membe!r ofthe Texas Water Commission since have to be destroyed. /lll adult, a collie mix, a young fo-' 1987. He served from 1988 tq 1991 as chairman ofthe three-member Although the shelter still is male shepherd mix, several blue commission, the major envirqnmimtal regulatory body in Texas. crowded, a local promotion last heelers and mixes thereof, a red Beme being appointed tq'the commission, Wynne served as legis week resulted iri homes for ten Welsh COl:gi and many, many other lative counsel to the TexaEl' governor's office from January 1987 to animals; three adult dogs, five pup breads. August 1987 and legislative assistant from 1978-81. He practiced pies and two cats. For more information about law with the firm ofShan}{, Irwin and Conant from 1984-1986. 'Unfortunately, none of the Tammy, Laurel or Hardy, call . W,VDUe is a 1978 graduate of Tulane University and earned his larger dogs were adopted, but we're Basch at 257-9841 or stop at the law degree from Southern Methodist University in 1984. LAUREL AND HARDY happy to know that ten of our little shelter on Gavilan Cany~Road. ~Cberished SPECIALS GOOD WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. ALL ALAMOGORDO, RUIDOSO .' Old CFriends and .. CLOUDCROFT AND CVa/ued CJ'rew CFriends CARRIZOZO LOCATIONS PR~CES EFFECTIVE DEC. 22-28. 1991 , (j}J,(.11I1i' 3%u ·rro ALL OUR FRIENDS .'ND' 'lI...... ohr...w ,j,l,L' . .,. .fir tk.fiem/Sldp andJ/ooaurilI' .. ' "G'.iv...ER.,·" . WE WISH A MI:RRy"CHRISTMAS gUll have shown WI ~hout the pastgear. j AND THE BEST FOR THE NEW YEAR" • 9Kitg,your .%litbi1Js YOUR ALLSUP'S EMPLOYEES· IJe happ,y antf,yuur 9Vew~ prosperuus. BEEF & SALSA ALLSUP'S MoD"'Y - FrIday !I _5. s...... day!l - 12 GARY LYNCS REALTY BURRITOS 441 Meda_ Dr,. 257~ 257-4011 • 41~~e_~em=Dr:~.=~!;:; SAUSAGE & ShareYourHolidayWith BISCUIT EACH A NeedyChild. Toys to be donated ..4"f - HOMOGENIZED to santacops c- . ALLSUP'S FREE CONNEC110NS MILK GALLON Donate a new toy (worth $5.00 or more) and receive one of the II. ~...;;;:;-- following FREE offers from Cablevision. -MILKY WAY, SNICKERS, TWIX. 89 BOUNTY OR M&M'S $1 NON CABLEVISION SUBSCRIBERS - CURRENT CABLEVISION Give Cablevision a try and we'll connect it SUBSCRIBERS - Add any Cablevision MARS FREE for youl Save $ 40.00. service to your current service and we'll CANDY BARS Monthly rates begin as low as waive our normal connection fee. . OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY $_20.95 Save $_15.00 , fOR YOUR SHOPPING • 3..·1 CONVENIENCE. , -" $ Ajax Shur Fine Foigers Detergent Sugar Coffee 32 oz. 4·1b,$•. All Grinds ·e." SeA': $1.49 .'r'l:'._.,:.,p. $1.99 -, • < '. • ... . .;, , "/ ~-" .... ' . " 4A I The Ruidoso NewsI Monday. Dacember 23. 1991 , • Business Ski West Inoves to MecheIn by BUDDY BAKER It is Mac's desire to give all of lodgingfacility in Ruidoso or Cloud Ruidoso News Bta" Writer his customers the best service pos croft. may present their room key Mac and Sunny McDougal have sible. In order to accomplish this he and receive $2 discount on the moved their Ski West Sports from keeps a Spanish speaking employee firm's Performance Ski Package. the former Ski West Center in Mid on duty whenever possible and con Store hours fur the ski season town to 1013 Mechem. 112 mile tinuously during the holidays. are 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays north ofFurTs. The Ski West key club is an in and 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekends, and They want all· of their teresting innovation. Guests of any by appointment for groups. customer's, both in and out of Ruidoso, to know that the new loca tion, which is more accessible and with more parking, is designed to serve them better. Ski rental continues to be the firm's specialty. Rental packages range from $8 to $20 per day, with group rates available. Mac invites all of his customer's to call and reserve their packages. The new telephone number is 258 9262. Johnny's Ceramics offers lessons In ceramics. Mac and Sunny have been inthe ski rental business for 12 years and in that time have chalked up the Johllny's brings ceramics to town experience necessary to serve the • discriminating skier. New equipment has been added Enjoying the craft. of ceramics The shop can also fire items from ceramics. He said he has a bigger to the rental inventory including became easier to do in November other places. selection ofitems than many ofthe K2 and Rossignal skis. when Johnny and LaDona Johnny !laid they are the only shops in those towns do. Mac is exuberant when he de Hallstead . opened Johnny's shop of this type in the area, so "We have anythiIul' a person scribes his staff. Mac McDougal and his staff are offering the same kind of Ceramics Supply at 127A Wing people no longer have to travel to could want in the way ofceramics," "They are the backbone of our top quality service B.nd merchandise people were used to field, one building west of Lincoln Roswell, Alamogordo or EI Paso for he said.. operation" he says. in the old Midtown location in the new Ski West building on Cablevision. Orin Nutting has been with the The shop has all types of firm for 12 years, Eric Annala and Mechem Drive. ceramics supplies such as glazes, Shane Barnett for two lears, and paints and brushes as well as the "new kid on the block is Randy greenware from about '3,000 molds. Guynes. All are certified ski rental Johnny said they have a variety of technicians and are certified in Christmas molds and 150 Indian Look, Solomon, Tyrolia and Marker and southwestern style molds. bindings. They get the molds from 22 dif Cicelee Makowski has be\lIl ferent shops. working in the store for two years. All greenware items are dis In addition to ski rentals, the counted 20 percent, and supplies store handles a complete line of ski are discounted 30 percent for their wear and accessories for men. grand opening. The shop is open women and children. Monday through Saturday from 9 "Our goal is to create a year a.m. to 6 p.m. round sportswear store for active Ruidoso people and our friends that The biggest bargain of all is free visit this beautiful area," Mac says. instruction on ceramics in the shop. Ski West also handles a full line Johnny said they have one class of hiking boots, tennis shoes and room now and have room for anoth shoes for the runner and basketball er one upstairs in the building if player. they get more people interested. JOHNNY AND LADONA HALLSTEAD SUBSCRIPTIONS t. 257-'100' The Ruidoso Newli P.O. Box 12S Ruidoso. NM 88345 • 104 Park Ave. Home---DaI...." .$20.00 a montho _~ In eo.nty _ S30.00 year _~ OUt 01 COUnty .$32.00 ,- -U- __(_~I.pu'" • doy_Th_bvlWJon of ...~ 1M Pwk A~ RulcIo.., .... -obIng----.g.~"''''PoeI: "Bt5.8eDonCI._po_ .. _ .... NM._'_... ~~tona-RuIdo.,...... ,P.O._.28,-....-- To Place Your Business Card Here, Call 257..4001 HEATING ateUite PLUMBING • ItptraDoa DoDn • o .....eDoo.. . ales&: OUIDOSODOOO • PnbWDI: Doo" • C ....om Dool'II S ervic:e PARSONS MECHANICAL, INC. IU . MFG. ill • IIlllldo....£:del'lor Ral!Ml¥ WhiM • 0 __ •T.....nici.n ..... _ wn_ O".'1ry ••"'...... • MilAboal 0111' Craftsmen, CommitteJ to Quality a ....llle. ~ ~. • Newlrrt."-tione • ~Dt 2935 Sudderth Dr. "lite '0_ -Bepain (505) 257-5228 • Co~ - B_dential • FreEl estimates • Free Delivery • Quality Doors 257-7828 CARL PARSONS P.O. Box 2918 257-2023. Gateway Shopping Center ECHBB1jR~ Lic.tl23840 Ruidoso. N.M. 88345 268 CliO TOOLS • EaUIPMENT • FASTENERS Don & Jimmy Smith ons Signs 61J Smith Sheet Metal UIDOSO SIGNS OF ALL fONDS Heating and Cooling P..0. Box 3268 ENT-ALL RUidoso. NM 88345 (505) 251-7t¥74 & SUPPLY NM UOt/ 23203 '204 Mechem Rainbow C4tnler 1109 E. Mechem KEN WHIPPLE, OHner .. NIIDh" PlUIIo .. RepMnIa" Truck UhIIng .. Or_ S.rvice .. 258-3118 Ruidoso. NM 88345 (505) 2511-3614 B..,.I.....: 5OS·257.744' Delanda Construction LI•• ft3~O023&"" REMODELING ~~~\,~~\O". t(:. I'-\.. .. . _~ .a vv-0 cOSTOM DRVWALL Q . ruidoso ·paint- ce-.a. We'll make your own1-world mom: "'- .....er comfortab/e.....aUUMweHprotllCted 1308 Suddonh Drlv. caB us.378- 17 ";'__.1 1-_.::.~=:....:==:..._...... :Don~.::RO::be:.:rtson=:..._ ...... :.JE:R:.:.:;R:.;Y:.:.;H;:;O~L::D:.E:R:.:.. ..:R.:;U:ld::;DID=:,;,;N:;-::.;M;;:."::;I:;CO:.8834::;;;:;&__-JI- iilJiDECK RES1'QRA110N \s"J Water ews ~o'\.''''~~~...... AFARI TRAVEL. INC. Published In Ihe SoUlh~t;I'S Yea,nound Playground P.O.OOX lli$ • 101 PARK AVE. COMPLB'I'II: TRAVEL ARAANGEMENr RUIOOSO, NEW MEXICO 88305 AIR. SEA. TOURS'. H011!:LS Sllies • 8etvlce - Inotallatlon KEN WHIPPLE Rates: 6 Months .. Out0'COun1y 3D.OO '1._luIdCljl~N .... Owner JODIE L. MOWELL MANAcER 1 Veer .. OutofCounty ~ S2.00 DeliverIU 11Irliughout-the Sou"'weo' OFFICE 257-9020 .. SPAS • SIIONAS • WHIRLPOOL• BATHS , CONOMIZER' 257~5800 ,~('_e".~H~~taiD Launcbi MUFFLER • FiM""abY ...~...d . . (J'6....."dyvamadorea)' . . Ugbt truek8· Custom 'Jeweler-: , " $24..95 • FamoWl Mtdaa ..uaJity • ,~g¢\~.~ltyM'acbl..ea . 'INSTALLEO .. 1 year goar_tee Watchm.ke,s, 1304Sudderth tlHlle .·.·•.. \·p~...!mt~pndle~'V.ce NOIlJOOY .Ifl.l;A1'S MIDAS .·SJ1d~".·~4 Calileltoom P.O.SOlC 2719 ,.' Ch,ll!b'ClU ... 2413 N:Main ~"ido•." New ~)Cico .,Are. " ... " ROSWELL,NM . .'i;)III1.,.' . ."., .. ~*J't~~.;tift .' ..., ·,..,lifi.:jlJlIapUllJia.,. jjttu(.f.t., IIt1d~ 622-0182 D'illli.,John,tolly,,'- 1II1''l'''ti\lS't.'' : • .,·Ir.;m•• '1.00 ...... , !, 'Ji:'<}'~" ,..::l.:'~-t:-~, .,-,,,.,. '•• ",',: ~.' ,,:.~': "",-~ ,'"II.~";;"'" 'a";~,',"":~'. ~.:. ,~. ',~ c"',·.:·~ ,,""i";'~·::-,J·,,",",--,_·~ ~~ ~.; ~., ~ ~,', .'.~ ,,,.~ ,~,.;;. tJ!..,~ ~ ~." _,~ ~,·~.,~ _~,~ ~~"",·~,""""""",""" ..:,..:",~ :W. .. '.;, ""',,.. -".:.. •.•. " ...... ", ,,,... .. • .', _., ._ •. . _,,','" ,.. _,_, __"k.""",.._· ...... L,.J , .' , . .. . . ~ ~- .... .' p-- • -- p'- .- ." .- • , • Monday, Dooembor 23, 1991 I The RuIdoso News 1SA ._~ •... Municipal EAGLE CREEK • (1 ] EAGLE CREEK elections ,-- J._ -. CD8005 scheduled r- . When Ruidoso voters go to the polls March 3 to elect three coun· cilors, they'll be casting their bal· lots in two different locations. = For the first time the Village of Ruidoso will have two polling places. Precincts 7 and, 9 will vote' -- . -~~ at the library and precincts 6, 8 and 10 at White Mountain School (see nnap). ' The municipal election has been CEDAR called to fill three councilor seats c..,:::: vacated by councilors Jess Stinson, J,D. James and Patricia Espinosa, whose term!;! expire. Both Stinson and James have completed their four-year terms, and Espinosa was appointed when former council AI Junge .resigned. Appointed posi tions become vacant at the next 10 municipal election. Municipal offices terms ~ , nnayor, councilor and municipal judge- are for four years. '\, January 7 is the only day pros 7 pective candidate may file for the offices. Filing may be done between ~--L-)j, the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at • municipal clerk Tammie lMaddox's office in Ruidoso Municipal Admin- ' istrstive Center. Several documents are required • i for a candidate to file for office. They include a certified copy of ,,I the candidate's current affidavit of ., voter registeration on file with the county clerk which has been certified by that office no earlier than November 26. Write-in candidates must file on January 21, the only date on which a write-in candidate may file for of fice. Write-in candidates must file --",--- ~-_._-~--_.~ their ofcandidacy with the same re quirements as established for regu lar candidates. Forms, a complete list ofre:ttr.r: ments and a calender of dea . s are available from Muncipal Clerk Tammi Maddox at the village hall. She may be reached by caIling 258- 4343. ' Voters must registered by 28 9 days before any election to be eligible to vote in that election. In order to vote in any village , ~l~o~. a.voter m~~reside in that "; _.' '. -.. ' ~- '.';~*A'40-~,...... , . ~ ,,,~. •.m. Clpallty. Ili,-,;'· ~:'l ,~ ~ >'....d:.~·:...:- ....·... ~b.~' .. ·~._~ .. J •• ....,," '., _ • . ·l·' ...... ,• ,,:. ... '...... "..." ._...... _.- , ·1·, C'" • For information on voter .,....~ -----. ,registration, caIl County Clerk • Martha Procter in Carrizozo. ~CII[ R[SIRVAT ON 378-4998 • 1952 HWY 70 EAST • RUIDOSO DOWNS , • .-- -... ..- -. . -..- '...... --'...... ---...... -.....-...... """lif""I"...... p .••••••••• ¥'4W':¥ 50 XC C .",414424 •• $12$ ".:44_ 6A I The Ruidoso News /Monday, December 23. 1991 State receives funds The Dreamer . .. from national forests New MexicO will receive $1.36 mountains and around Carlsbad, Winter arrives in titne'for ChristlTIas million fro the U.S. Department Carson in the extreme northwest, lll Winter Begins of Agriculture in the form of 1991 Gila to the west and the Santa Fe. ofthe fire. . receipts from its five national On September 24, the depart,. This is being sent to you in mid-morning of Cbrisbnas Presents December 19 and will reach you on December forests. ment sent .interim payments of By the Wayside But that's penny candy com $228-million to states based on 23, the second day ·of winter. .f\B I look out On the way home on the 16, I pulled over from the little sun room, the world is the very pared to Oregon, which received estimated national forest revenues on the side ofthe road for a minut!!, and a car $141-miIlion, California at $56 for the year. A final payment of picture ofChristmas. . pulled up behind me. And here was Wilbur All the piiions and cedars ~re decorated million and Washington at $41 $94-million; based on actual Conley with his million dollar smile with million. North Dakota collected the receipts collected during the year, with tufts of snow in the forms of dolls, birds, brightly wrapped Christmas presents in hand. castles, bells and miniature Christmas trees least, $68.05. was paid last week. "I have been looking out for you for several The money represents each Actual fiscal 1991 receipts col made ofsnow. . . days," he said, "to give you these." A heavy mist is drifting through the Vale, state's portion of receipts collected lected from the sale and use of na He handed me a loaf of homemade Christ from the sale and use of "national tional forest .resources totalled and now the tempE!r~ture rises and tiny Christ Child was born. And the animals wel mas bread in tin foil and a round can of droplets form on the trees; and the sun tries to comed Him, warming Him with their breath. forest resources, according to F. $1.29-billion. By law, 25 percent of Christmas goodies. Wilbur and his wife, Edna, Dale Robertson, chief. of the U.S. the revenues collected by the fOrest break through the fog all silvery and pearly And at midnight the rooster sang the do many kind deeds at Christmas time, and all over the hill. And the mist drops on the living words: "Cristo Nacio." (Christ is born.) That is Forest Service. service from use of national forest through the year, and are a great blessing in lands and resources are returned to Christmas trees are turned into emeralds, why animals are sacred in the eyes ofGod." our lives. rubies, sapphires, and diamonds. Corina Likes Five national. forests are inc the states where the lands are lo Now the Snow birds have flown in feeding . The Cbristtnas Tree Merry Cbristtnas eluded within New Mexico's bound cated. The states are required to at the tables, and singing th,eir little chirping 'When I brought in the Christmas tree and To Tl'oy Parker aries: Cibola west of Albuquerque, use the money for schools' and songs the Chri",tmas season. set it up here came Carina, the black Storm On the 16 I went by the hospital to see Troy Lincoln in the south central roads. Our faithful little winter friends have the Ranch cat, and jumped up on the table and be Parker, who is recoyering from a hip sllowy-misty world all to themselves, cheering gan looking all around underneath. She knows transplant. Troy for many years owned and tile mountain world, on this happy morning, this is a special season, and takes not off the operated his Chevron Station there at Holly Obituary . when Mother Earth is dressed in Christmas packages placed under the tree. My dogs, wood Junction. His place was a land ·mark . . splendor. Shady Logan "nd Solo Vmo also 'kpew when' from coast to coast. And Troy made friends all Farm Animals In Christmas was approaching. . . over the united states. We wish Troy and his . Nativity~cenes loved ones a very merry Christmas. Mary Nelson Muhn On the 17 1 gathered cedar branches and One Christmas eve years ago, the tempera Now the fog is lifting and the temperature made the little cedar shelter, that Elfego. ture got down to four below zero. Corina had is rising up toforty four from thirty this morn Longtime Ruidoso resident Mary and had served as high priestess of Polaco showed me how to build forty years gone to sleep in front ofthe fire place. Early on ing. This is a sign ofsnow on the way. Nelson Muhn died Sunday in El MinyOO Ladies Oriental Shrine. ago, and placed it in Saint Anne's Chapel at Christmas morning the fire had gone out and This will be my last message to you before Alamogordo. She was 96. She was known for her keen sense Glencoe, and s!lid a prayer for Elfego in where was Carina? Christmas. My birthday card show:~lave me Mrs. Muhn was born December ofhumor. Heaven as I placed the sacred little figures of I looked everywhere and finally saw her up a good send off into Thanksgiving Christ 22, 1895, in San Francisco, Califor .Her husband and one son, James Joseph, Mary, and the Christ Child, inside. in the Christmas tree. I guess she wanted to mas. I received Illore cards than at any other nia. She married James M. Muhn M. Muhn Jr. preceded her indeath. Then I remembered Elfego's words about be a Christmas present. No doubt she was birthday. And now I am receiving more Christ Sr.. May 26, 1926, and the fllmily She is survived by two son, Jack the animals in the nativity scenes: warmed by the electric Christmas light. After mas cards than at any time I can remember. lived for many years in El Paso, Muhn of Ruidoso and'Bobby Muhn The animals are the friends ofour lord, be the fire was build she came down. And she With every card there is a double blessing, Texas, where she was a housewife. of Albuquerque. Survivors include cause on that night when Mary and Joseph dearly loves the fireplaCe. for the sender and the receiver. H you do not She moved to Ruidoso in 1962, and one granddaughter and seven went from house to house looking for a place to At night when it begins to get cold she will get a card from me, remember I am praying had lived in a care center in grandsons, including Scot Muhn of spend the night, all the people turned them begin scratching on the fire wood, getting for you and wishing all God's blessing on Alamogordo since March 1989. Ruidoso. away. So they went to the stable, and here the ready to take her place on the carpet in front Christmas and the new year. . Mrs. Muhn was a member ofthe Services are pending with Hard Woman's Club, and Eastern Star ing, Orr and McDaniels ofEl Paso. • r;.EARING GIVE THE GIFT OFI r- HEARING TO II Call for Appt. II I AID NEWS SOMEONE YOU 257-5902 OHIGH FIDELITY LOVE II .. -AMp® smOoth undisturbed output 0"'" a Ire· K £lU!!"cy range of 50 to 16.lXXJ HZ/ Southwest Hair Designs I 012 YEARS INDEVEWPMENT (almost asgoodas ast""", system) BRING TIDS I DAMPLIFIESONLYQUIETSOUNDS DVERSATILE COUPON FOR A hear~ I .1 a dly. 01 Amartea" Enterprises and Body Bouti.que like sDeeCh. Loud sounds pass through Appropriate for most mildto severe FREE ADVLT as if the hearing aid weren't there (dishes Ing losses, HEARING TEST I datlmng, shouting). - GOOD FOR ONE FREE SESSION ON OUR 6 I DAUTOMATICAUY ADJUSTS ITSELF II I SLENDER QUEST TONING·MACHINES <:Qc 'h t H'· •. S' 437-3708 GET IN SHAPE FOR THE HOLIDAYS! I I 61~;:E:m·. OUII ~:1d~~:;:!.::ft~D; II Open 8 AM - 6 PM Mondtly - Saturday I wes earllg ertlCes ~~.I [email protected] l-.1li v.::::E:5iI "Hearing Better Is What We'reAllAbou.t" Se Hebla E.p8rlO1 ••_... Located in former Nob Hill! Restaurant SIc:ndc:r(!lyes •• L ~ ~ ( COUPON,) F1nenClngAVallable'MedlcaldAccep~ W03 EIPaso Roa.d .. ;.J (COUPON) , I Our Gift To You... 25% OFF STORE WIDE - Sale B:llcofJ,\ \ddifilJll~11 2.5(( ()('F I 400/0 OFF Salt' Pl'i("(' All Sue~ Boots. Shoes, Bags I ' December 20 T:hru .January 1 .1". -llIERRA MAU- CJ Out,.t Pow.rStrip I ·MonclcrV • saturday ....alI· 6:00 ~~ool_solvlion for ...... SUndov12 I···•·,.. :,: • .. Monday, December 23. 19911 The RuIdoso News' 7A Chamber targets delinquent due~ C of C opposes nuclear waste site by KRISTIE SULZBACH a new billing system that is more countries. good he said. better strategy than Just oppos Ruidoso News Staff Writer compatible to the members' needs. In other business Cindy Lynch by KRISTIE SULZBACH Close to 40 members of' the Ruidoso News Staff Writer Hirschfeld first made a mo ing it would get them further. The member may choose how to came before the \>oard to clear up tion to oppose a nuclear storage He said they should invite Chino Ruideso Valley Chamber of Com pay the bill. It is to the chamber's some misconceptions concerning The RuidosO' Valley Chamber meroo have not paid their dues, of Commerce took a stand area by the Mescaleros, but to a meeting so they could ask benefit to accommodate the mem the advertisement placed in the against a proposed nuclear several chamber members him questions and get informa which is $6,000 in revenue for the ber, he said. He said they do not do Oakland Tribune ~d the' requests chamber. waste storage site in Lincoln or wanted it narrowed down to Lin tion. They could call for a vote mqnthly billings but do try to for funds from the defunct retire· Ortero County or on Mescalero coln and Otero County and the after that, he said. Executive director Jerry Watts maintain an anniversary date. ment services fund. She pointed out presented membership information Apache lands. . tribal lands. Hirschfeld said he Hirschfeld said he would like Member Clark Carpenter said it the ad was a joint venture by many "I don't think (tribal leader didn't want it anywhere in New to hear what Chino has to sal, to the board at its meeting Thurs may be a good idea to have the groups including the Board of day, December 19. The total num Wendall) Chino will change his Mexico as did several others, but but it wouldn't change his memberships due in August when Realtors. mind, but it may reac\!. Washing others said they would not mind opinion on the matter. ber ofmembers is 332 with 11 can the money is good. This would be She made several attempts to cellations over the year. Watts said ton and they are the ones that ifit were placed somewhere else good for many businesses except for contact members of the chamber, control the purse strings," said in the state. 'We all have to understand this total doesn't retled; that some ski shops, Watts said, but it does including Watts and president of these may be less than 90 days Bill Hirschfeld, who made the Joan Bailey said in looking that we aM contribute to making have some merit. Tony Wilcoxson. motion to oppose the storage fa back at history there were nuclear waste. .We can't be overdue. Memberships under $200 ac ''Many of the members knew The 39 members that are more cility. things people said would never hysterical about it. I make counts for percent of the total about it SO it wasn't a'matter of than 90 days past due are a concern 8:l.7 Ile.said it was time the board happen, but they did happen. nuclear based substances for with the next highest being ac placing the ad and then asking for as a group came out against She said this is something the your health every day. I don't to chamber member Bill Hirschfeld. the money. The spirit ofthe project He said they had talked about counts between $200 and $300 at Wendall Chino's scheme. chamber would never' SlJpport want it stored in Lincoln 7.8 percent. Only :five accounts are was it pulled entities together 'We, as a group, should op anyway. In past events ther" County, but we have to deal with doing a contact program where an which has never been done before," active .chamber member would con more than $1,000. pose his project. As a Realtor I has been little Qr no cool(leration it logically .and responsibly," said tact someone they knew on this Watts also gave a report on the LYnch said. have been talkinR: to people, and between reservationoffiCIals and Valerie Miller, hospital adminis delinquent list. chamber's activities and phone Lynch said she was not at the they are bothered by it (the pro the chamber. she said. trator. He is also concerned that few of calls. He said they have had 640 meeting to chastise them but to posed storage site). These are the total membership has paid its calls on the 1-800 number with 61 suggest a brainstorming session for major investors in our com 'We should continue to try to Jim Bassett agreed that the dues, even if they are only delin percent coming from Texas and 12 the Board of Realtors and the muuity. We have lost sales be cooperate, but we have nothing issue has to be dealt with, but quent by a few days. percent from New Mexico callers.. chamber to decide how the retire cause of it..People can USe it as to lose by passing this," 'Bailey they should also realize the state Chairperson Paul Cl'\lWD said The high percentage from Texas ment services fund could be used. one more excuse for people to said. has millions of open acres· that has also Ibeen experienced in the Crown said the retirement com back O)1t," Hirschfeld said. Two MeBcalero: Apache enter people think would be suitable the executive committee went over walk-in and mailing requests. the list of 39 delinquent member mittee has not been under strong, Chamber director Jerry Watts prises/ ~ ofthe MO)l:ntain Gods for storage areas. ships at its meeting Monday. He Texans made 4,970 mail requests, continuous leadership and so has said he ~.:::tht it could also af .and SIli Apache, are membe1'l! of Crown said the board could followed by New Mexico with 1,079. not been kept on track. He said if C~ber show its opposition by writing said he is working with the cham fect the II, er of inlJ.lliries the the Ruidoso Valley of ber staff almost daily to get these Watts said it was also ofinterest the Board of Realtors or any other chamber gets on vi81ting and Commerce. Sayner~ they letters to officials on aIf levels. worked out. He said he is confident that the mililing requests coming group has ideas 011, advertising for relocating here. would hate to lose their ember· "I would like Jerry (Watts) to from Oregon are very close to that .relocating retirees, the chamber Chairperson Paul Crown said ship, but it iB too im t ofall, write a letter to (Congressman) the staff is makina: the progress requested by Oklahoma. He said Joe Skeen because he hasn't that needs to be made. would be more than happy to con he doesn~t thirik anyone really issue not to take a stand, I Oklahoma is usually the fifth hiWt sider using the funding. knows what Chino will do. He Watts said that on oCC8sBion taken the bull by the horns," The chamber staff needed to est state. He said he isn't sure wny said he doesn't thirik the Mes the board has to make a decisim Hirschfeld said. I$lrt at some level and decided on Oregonis so high. The chamber does have a com CaleroB will let the storage site that distresses a Begment of th ''We need to write a letter to the past 90 days accounts. Watts The total activity, including puter disk with the names of 8,700 be on their land. membership. If it shys awa every senator and congressman said by having the staff contact phone calls, walk·ins and mail re people who have made inquiries from the issue it is not a g~ to make an impact. This is the ef these people it would by a more quests, for 1991 are 48,826 in through previous retirement ser Frank Sayner said he tried to board he said. It is to. w; e worst thing that could happen to . ficient system. He said ifthey have quiries. Last year's total was vices campaigns. Watts said they joke about the thing at first, but board's credit that it is looking Lincoln County. We need to take trouble they will contact the cham 63,011, which Watts said would be will look at how the disk is now it is starting to have a nega at this issl1e, he said. . a rash stand," said Jackie berboard for assistance. hard to top. To date there have formatted and by to print out a tive connotation. It dOl;lsn't look ClarkCllrpenter suggestt!d a Donahue. Watts said thev have just begun been 33 mquiries from foreign copy for the Board of Realtors. " .I _'I 23a , r Unique Items Expires May 1, 199~ r:~~~\}\ SUD fi from One Coupon ~O"\1~ Per Purchase I . '/)1:!:1i1'1:t II Around the World I I Gray Mouse Medicine Bag Co. II NAME _ I MAIUNG ADDRI!SS: I DeaJlng in Unique 8( Low·Tech Items . II I MUSIC MAKES A WONDERFUL GIFT CITY I ALL CASSETTE TAPES II STATE __Z1P_.__ I PHONEL.------l . _ 10% OFF I 1 Is & Prints, Authentic Indian Made Items, Custom Picture Framing I .1 WITH THIS COUPON ,rft>,..open Everyday but Tuesday 10-5 257-7479 .11257-2717 (COUPON) EXPIRES 12-24-9U L'_ (COUPON) ..I r- I ElI!!I HARDWARE POWER VALUE O':1'HE MONTH LITE . ~~INIJ I. COMBO . ._.. --;.===- II~ ~";L;..*'9 ~R4eg'8$1~ lij! "=& R--,Hb" U""JIJ" ' ELECIRIC &.ft9 POCKn - --~ PENCIL .•.':".•.. ~~D I V,? '~ WORKLIGHT·_····· ~..u_ ENGRAVER I R;~.$;;; L 1109 MECHEM • Ii Ope-:':on-Sat 107 E. Hwy 7~ 'I· .1'. 9 am - 6 pm 378-4106 I i: Sundays J & L SHOES .. \ . Fall &. Winter Shoe Sale , :1\: : .'fJriffin s'We9tertt 'Wear $1997 To $71 97 Values To . 20%'OFFWRANcLER Over 800 Pair To Choose From * All Shoes On Rack l. '-I - Select Group Winter Handbags Reduced· . '1:, .:_D-" ~~~::'~~:~~:J~~~~~ .'1 '. J .&' L· S,HOE·S ':'~M'if'_~"":.t,..,. . .' ...-. ,:. .. 12""2~!l,.1 I, 'I:1""!PIRBS l)owntown4.am()gor(lo~i ""~"''i'ft'fIl''':lC1CJ 'tln'1;' . CQ,UPON'< '·.Jr'?"....c,IJI·'1 r uriill .. _c. _ __ ~ " '" .,." .__ ••' ., _._ _, __ _ ~'. 1 . , .'-" __~~ ._,._~ .> ~ ~' _.'_ ~.~. ,_ ...... ,. _ .._, ._0 ~ ...... ~ _.~, ...... __~ ~ ~ ~_ '"":~ ~·_·_~·~w~·-~-~ --_.~ --.-.~ ..,~ ~ r r "'w_ """".."" r_-_ ,... .,. 4..SQ JQ_'" •• .• - -- ....,.---..... -_--. 1 ---t' ':Wit "...... -'IWlI ....- .". _...- ' .. . '....". -....--- • --:w ,. ""'~· ..• 'I. '.. ' '...... ;-.""1 "',-.. E,... 1II1'C...,..~~:wc.i++4+•••*• 8A I The RuIdoso News I Monday, December 23, 1991 I Sports I Warriors get "Whipped byArtesia Caravan. heads. to Lake Lucero An auto caravan to White Sands National Monument's Lake Lucero, the source of the white sands, is scheduled for Sunday, De cember 29. Reservations are required, and can be obtained by calling in first hOIne gaDle'of theseason Monument Headquarters, at 479-6124. The caravan is limited to 30 vehicles. by KRISTIE SULZBACH a 10-point lead, but the Warriors us down," he said. was Jaime Ordorica with 22 points, Ruidoso News Staff Writer were able to cut it to two. Wright Artesia's starters were ~so all followed by Wally Murillo with 12 The trip will be_gin at 2 p.m., at the Small Missile Range Gate in Having four players in double said it seemed the Warrior team over six feet tall and very physical, points. Robert Sayner scored 14, tersection with US Highway 70/82, 25 miles west of White Sands digits didn't help the Ruidoso War ran out of gas. Wright said. and Eric Evans had 10 points. National Monument Headquarters, between mileposts 174 and 175. riors boys basketball team Friday "Their press really started hurt In the second half the Warriors This was only the fourth game of Park Rangers and Military Police will briefthe group on regulations night when the Artesia Bulldogs ing us. We made the turnovers. played better, but the game was al the season for the Warriors, but the that apply during the trip. The caravan will proceed over paved bulldC'zed their way into town and They blew us off from then on," ready out of reach. Wright s/iid opponents aren't going to ease-up roads, through the White Sands Missile Range, to the trailhead to scored over 100 pointe. Wright said. ' they defended better against the soon. The team will compete in the Lake Lucero. Approximately two hours at the lake area allows time The Warriors did get off to a At half time the score was fast break and kept the score Wildcat Classic Tournament in for the.314--mile conducted walk to the lake, snack, photograph tak good start in the game and at one Ruidoso 40, Artesia 64. By the end closer. Lovington January 2-4. The first' ing, and then return to the vehicles. The caravan Will then be es point lead by several points, but it of the game it was 75-105. Wright The Warriors were capable of game will be against host team corted back to the starting point, on US Highway 70182, arriving was not enough to slow the strong said the difference in the game was playing a much better game, and it Lovington. They are in the same there about 5 p.m. and powerful Artesia team. Coach the fact that Artesia had 'was disappointing considering it district as Artesia and may be even Norman Wright said the Warriors tremendous depth and had 13 was the first home game. tougher thanthe Bulldogs. All vehicles should have a spare tire and sufficient gasoline for had a seven point lead after four or players to run in and out of the 'We are going to learn from it. In the second game the Warriors the 35-mile roundtrip to the Lake LUcero trailhead. Each person five minutes. He said the press was game. He said the Wanio1'll suited The game really exposed our will pla:r Monahans, Texas, and in should have sufficient drinking water, a snack ifdesired, sW!Blasses, operating well and causmg turn up 11 people but some had already weaknesses, but we are only going the third they will play. Tucumcari. stout walking shoes, and suitable dress for the weather. Camems overs by the Bulldogs. pla;r.ed in thejunior varsity game. to get better," Wright saill. . Wright said both are bigger schools may not be used while passing through the Missile Range, but are The Bulldogs came Rlive to take Ev~n in the first half they wore The leading scorer.for the game and will be tough competitors. encouraged for use while at the Monument lake area. All persons will need to be at the Small Missile Range Gate inter section by the departure time of 2 p.m. No vehicles may join the caravan once it leaves for the lake. : NEW YEARS'EVE PARTY • Ruidoso Elks Lodge 2086 • • ReservatiollS. 257-2607 • • $30 DONATION - COUl"LE OR SINGLE • • Baud StartsAt 7:30 P.M. • • Mack Shafer & The Rawhide Band • Larry Granger &,The Boys ! : Breakfast & Cham.pagne ! : ~" Prizes ?,.~;:O~h BAT'l'LEs:m:P TEXAS 1 OF 600 : : .~ . LADms' WATCH Eric Evans goes up for a shot past an Artesia defender in ,MEN'S WATCH Wally Murillo gets a fast break to the basket to lay one in LADmS'WAT~ the first home basketball game Friday night. Evans scored the hoop against Artesia Friday night. Murillo had 12 • COOBSPRlNT 10 poi~ in the game, but his effort was not enough to points for the game. The Warriors will be in action again : ! come close to the Bulldogs who won 105 to 75. January 2 at the Wildcat Classic in Lovington. \ BE A WINNER. PLAY 1IE&,.",/£1' , , I , 1 I, , I ", us REJoi«;E AS WE REflECT ON ThE , ·j LET' •, TRUE MEANiNc:(of ChRiSTMAS ANd ThE SpiRiT with which WE ACCEpT His MOST • \~ . .,j PRECious Gifts. This is AdAy TO REAliZE His MESSAGE of lOVE, .pEACE' ANd fAiTh EVERlAstiNG AS WE EXPErtiENCE 'fhEjOy of . iviNG •• _ANd thE 'fRI-ASURES WE ShARE ' ~RouGh dEAR fHi lENds ANd lOVEd ONES. ,. MAy AU~"'Eqi"s ofIkE SEASON bE YOURS. ' r ~' ~-" . , £.. a:.'tc;;t'"'' , 341- Sudderth Dr. ,-'fi3u..,ie~aC RUidoso- 2511"V303 "~---' , -, ...' . ",' .. , .'- '.-:- " ' .-,'t21Jit,t.., .. -" ',' .. - .. _.. ;,:. j, , \. & .... 11""""---- ....--,...... - '..-- _ .....--- ..- '.-' .....-- ~ .- _. - .. ... - -- -- ..... ------, - .- ---_. ------_. _. -- .•. ,. ,... ..- . _.- .. ,. ".-- ~- -.- .,-.-' --' "'- • -.-. ,.. ,-- ... " .,•• ,... ~ F""" .--' ...-. ",._' _ .. ~~_' • .. " ... .-. . Monday. December 23, 1991/ The Ruidoso News /9A Countyta~esaim at insurance costs; responds to audit report by DIANNE STALLINGS emerg~services)." sufficient. . said. By reducing the county's de- to f,ass that along to the auditor. form that function and leave it' up RUidoso News Staff Writer Commissioner Bill Elliott said it "We carry so many of their ex- ductible, some of its premi.ums 'fm not so sure it's a require- to the auditQr to offer an opinion. The cost of insurance for equip- bothers him that the county is the penses," he said. ' would come down, Eggleston smd. ment, it's just a cautionary note," Without such statements, the ment and vehicles in each Lincoln :adrninistrative agency for the de- But Spencer said traditionally Road manager Bill Cupit said Spencer s81d. county "cannot exercise effective County department should be iden- . part:ments and is supplem'71ting the annual fair-has been the social most. ofhis heavy ell,uipment would "Do these' exempt offl~als ae- control over its operations." tified and budgeted separately, the msurance by $19,130, yet It has fo~ ofthe county. SurvIve a cras~. W1thOU~ damage cumulate two ~eeka vacatwn and Commissioners responded that County Commissioners said last no real control over the depart- That may be outdated, but the beyond the ability of his depart- .other benefits?' Eggleston asked. the county does not have the ex- week. . lllents, county a1waYll bore the burden," he ment to correct. 'The ~lee.ted official is in c~e pertise or manpower to prepare . During a review of the county's .He suggested sendin$ each fire said. Spencer told Pappas and Eg. of the chief deputy," Spencer said. financial statements nor do most· 1990-91 fiscal year budget, new chiet a COP! of the real insurance Elliott pointed out that the gleston to come back with a recom· ''The officials could give 30 days off counties and citiesin'New Mexico. county finance director Leon Eg- cost for his de~artment. . mainstay of.the county's tax base is mendation at the commission's Jan· . ifthey wanted.~' Under current year findings and gleston noted an auditor's comment Spencer smd it's too late in the centered in· Ruicloso, but the fuir- uary meeting. Cupit said he feels uncomfortr in addition to the comments on em that it ~as difficult to track the fiscal year .to require the depart- ground is ~~s away in .Cap~tan . Another auditor comment was able not ha~ng a designated ployee contracts and department county's Insurance coverage. ments to )l1ck up the actual cost. and. the. actiVities there are agncul- directed at the lack of contractual aInount ofvacation. msurance, the auditors noted the The auditing firm, Emmons & Thattype Offinancial impactwould tural andrural oriented. agreements between the commis· "As long as you and your depart- following: Company, recommended that the be deVastating to smaller and new ''Volunteers from those.areas put sion and its county manager, its ment are performing, you don't -The county ·is charging a one ·county implement a system of departments like Glencoe. in a lot oftime," said Sp.enear, who road manager and the chief. have to ask me for vacation," Spen- perCent reappraisal fee on taxes filin~, organizing and monitoring . "Let's notil}> them about the operates a ranch. "Fairs are the deputies ofother d~artments. . cer said. "You're the expert in your billed for other taxinlf entities. The its msurance coverage to insure situation, but we won't start truly standard in the life of the West." "To ensure colD iance with vari· area. Were policy makers. It's your fee is charged at the tIme ofmailing that it always maintains adequate· charging until the new budget in But he said he's' willing to look at oUB state statu s, county or- company until you cross the com· instead of at the proper time, after coverage. . July 1992," he said. ''By then they'll any management method that dinances and various employment mission." receiving the taxes. Eggleston told commissioners he knOw ahead that there's a new ball might cut costs and be more effi- laws, a written agreement should In the audit summary, the Eggleston said the situation has has compiled a report, breaking game in town." cient. be in place," the auditor wrote. "In auditors stated they found deficien- been corrected. . down all msurance coverage in each Elliott~:stioned why each de- Eggleston also pointed out that addition, the settlement of any dis· cies in the "design or operation of -The county ,failed to provide a department. . pilrtment n't. been charged. the the county ten~ to carry too much pute is made more difficult due to the internal conbjol structure that certificate of completion and to bill Commission Chairman Stirling actuaI.cost inthe past. insurance on 'ItS older cars and the lack of any written understand- in their judgment could adversely the U.S. Forest Service f"r its por-' Spencer noticed that the county is "For whatever reason, it has trucka. ing.. affect the comity's ability to admin- tion ofthe costs ofa mutual project. allocating the cost ofinsurance l!n a been pro-rated," said County Man- . :'So~e ofthe~ are ~o old for col- "The county and the employee ister fed~al financial assistance Corrected. flat fee toee;ch emergeI\cy, \IervICeS ager Nick Pappas. '1t probably was lisl,~ lnBurance, he sm~. have I'!J resource. nor recom:se to prOgr8lnB. .. . --:-:~ ~unty has not appointed department, instead ofhavmg them the path ofleastresistance.'! "We need to s~t a poli;cr ?~ when determme the eqwtable solution of The COmmISSIOn has 30 days to a cml nghts coordinator as reo budget the exact amount. Pappas said the commission also to break and ~o Just to liability and an employment problem." respond to the comments. quired of any entity that receives 'We're supplementing EMS needs to look at its insurance' ar- take the risk,' Spencer said. . The auditor recommended the Only one criticism was listed un- Federal Financial Assistance and (emergency medical services)," rangementwiththeLincolnCounty . 'We-could create a mileage fac- countyandthefiveemployeesenter der prior year. c:omml'1lts not emp,loys 15 ormore people. Spencer said. "1 don't want our Fair Board which manages the tor for the sheriffs department," into written agreements spelling resolved. I . Eggleston said Patsy Sanchez of lUOney g~ there when they have coE~ fuir.;ound in Capitan. Paf,pas said. out each's rights and obligations. The auditors said the county the county planning and zoning $6-million SItting up there in Santa 'ott suggested that the fair 1 was astounded at tQ,e amount But commissioners said they're does not prepare formlll finan«rial board and manager ofthe suboffice Fe (for support of fire and other board be reqUired to become self- of car insurance we carry~" Elliott not interested. They told Eggleston statements. The county should 1\1'1'" in Ruidoso, has been appointed. MainStreet board writes letter to Santa Fe by KRISTIE SULZBACH Jim White of Bohannan-Huston, .through the area that will be im- village lIllt aside funds from the Ruidoso News Staff Writer Inc., finish a schematic map of the proved. and met with resideuts that . gross receipts tax that it will MainStreet Ruidoso is malting a street. . will be affected by the plans. They receive from a street overlay project Christmas wish that the state legis- The improvements to the area also met with several city offices to to be completed by May. The lature will help fund Phase I ofthe will include a wider sidewalk, disCUBS water and sewer lines and amount would be about $16,600. Sudderth Drive improvement greater handicapped accessibility, made plans to increase the number MainStreet president Mike Line plans. places for informational and dirac- offire hydrants. reported that the. city has' not At a MainStreet meeting Thurs- tional signs, places for street furni- With the schematic plan and the responded to the letter yet. day moming project director Mary ture and landscaping and new ip- suggested improvements from the MaUl said they do not have the ex- frastructure improvements such as meeting,the consultants began In other MainStreet projects, act costs for Phase I which covers' curb and gutter and drainage working on construction specifics Maul reported the grant that had Sudderth from Fern Street to Coun- facilities. tions. Radnovich said the plans will been requested to get trees for the try Club Road, but MainStreet will . One objection to the improve- be 60 percent. complete by mid river trail was not approved. be requesting fllnding when the ment plan is that there will be less January when the legislature Maul also informed the group of legislature begins its session in on-street parking becanse of the starts. The plans should be com· an lIltermediate Training Course January. They will also request wider sidewalks. Reducing the plete by spring. from January 27-29 at Santa Fe for funds for the design ofPhase II and number of parking sJlOts inCreases MainStreet communities. PreSent SantaCops\delivery m which will cover other sections the safetj for driveJII and Because ofthe reduction ofpark ers wiil include Mac Nichols and ofSudderth. . pedestrians because there is better ing spaces, MainStreet members Elizabeth Jackson from the Nation· .. An update. on ~se I was alao imilit ~ and less clutter, decided at last month's meeting to al Main Street Center. Both have Lincoln County Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Jones totes given. A public meeting on Novem- Maul s81d. send a letter to the village for as- extensive . experience and have a load of food and gifts to be delivered to needy taught throughout the United folks on Saturday. Delivery went well according To ,~~t:tij:~P,8~~~=:d"lD~~~~~~f~~~td,~~,a:a.. ~~==~: States, Maul aaid,...... •.. : _.., . """,,-DE&.•LouWardwell SantaCops..founder~.. '.. _... . HAVE YOU RECENTLY RECEIVED A BALLOT TO CHOOSE A LONG DISTANCE COMPANY? US COMMUNICATIONS, INC. • II/!f7N Your Long Distance Answer With Personalized Service Throughout New Mexico. • Call In State • Out of State • International • When using NTS, no additional code numbers , are necessary. 1 plus the number are all you need •,i to complete the caII , , ~ • Guaranteed savings sa; e, • No sign-up fee • · Sor () 01t • Travel operators 24 hours a day, 365 days a year • Local Office in Your Area t • 1-800 Service available '13tS. ·1 ~ • NTS Large enough to me.et all your long I distance. needs. - Small enough to care (;l;. The Medical Staff and . 1-800..658-2082 or 505-622-8197 • Ourgoal Is to pzovicle the h ...... u..loag distance at the ID.08f; reasonable price. Employees of... We value your 1nasiDe.. • .---~------~------. The ~ma1l;'r0'YP Iiospital ". ; ~~ COMMUNICATIONS. INC: I With ~~g..~ttyOare . ~:lt~; . . Would Y"Q"tl tI/I//IhNTS· I Mo._~~~- "'-"o""'-"~·"'n? I Name I. LINCOLN COUNTY Send This CouPOb To: I. Address I • ,MEDI·C A.LP·e.NtG R ...... ' ICily I ...' 3t;;, W. 2nd Street I l-Iome Phono ' B~sln9Sll Phone " I. "iiS'1·;1··l:tu······~~~~~;',0;fi,:ut;j~s .~, .. ,. ,. ,--, . . . , •.;,,--, • • ... --" -- --.-- ~...... -- ...-.---.- ...... ,...... -~- •• va•• :w' ,'it¥4.'i$.i--""-¥..- ...+R.,.. £021.1 '" I> >Ep,¥t;p, ••# P it wlpa ,t" 4d l$iOl$ 2 42 10A I The Ruidoso News I Monday, _D~;:.er!3' : ~1 . People Coming Up. . I Friends meet 9 a.m.-HOLY EUCHARIST at St. Anne's in Glencoe. Detective Lou Wardwell PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW by Charles Noel SantaCops coordinator Adult class ofphotography, ENMU-R students, will 10 a.m.-CHRISTMAS DAY MASS at St. takes time out on Sat be at the ENMU-R office next door to Photog Eleanor Catholic Church. There will also be a mass .at 11:30 a.m. urday during the raphers Delight. hurried delivery to hug a new friend. Delivery went well despite the CHRISTMAS EVE AT LINCOLN there will be - 6 p.m.-NEW YEAR'S EVE MASS at· St. heavy snows. Eleanor Catholic Church. New Year's Eve Mass at a lighting of 1,500 luminarias at dusk. Church ser . St. Jude will be at 7:30 p.m. Volunteers were still vices at 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome. hard at work over the 6 ]l.m.-CHD.DREN'S PAGEANT at the Epis 9 ~Ei.I~W YEARS WATCH SERVICE weekend wrapping gifts copal Church of the Holy Mount in Ruidoso. AND WSHIP will be at the Spirit of Life and filling food baskets. • ApostolicfPentecostal Tabernacle. ____I . "." 6 p.m.-TRADmONAL CANDI,EI,IGHT CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE. at the First Chris tian Church of Ruidoso located at Gavilan Canyon and Hull roads. Everyone isinvited to attend. RUIDOSO PUBLIC LIBRARY will be closed. Art festival 6 p.m.-CHRISTMAS EVE MASS will be at St. Jude. St. Eleanor ChriRtmas Eve Mass will be at 8 adds another p.m. and Midnight. - 10 a.m.-NEW YEAR'S DAY MASS at the St. Eleanor Catholic Church. 6 p.m.-CHRISTMAS EVE Candlelight Lord's tent for 1992 Supper/Communion service at the First Baptist Church, 420 Mechem Drive, in Ruidoso. The com Brochures for the 1992 Art Fes munity is invited. tival will be going out the first of Noon-SERVICE CLUB COUNCIL at K-Bob's. January. . Frank Sayner reported the 6 p.m.-CHRISTMAS EUCHARIST at St. to 7 p.m. THE WRITERS GROUP will meet at Chamber of Commerce Thursday Matthias Episcopal Church in Carrizozo. the Public Library. This meeting is open to anyone night the brochures had been interested in creative writing. proofed by the executive committee Annual 1/2 price 6 p.m.-CHRISTMAS EUCHARIST at San Monday and corrections had been Juan Church in Lincoln. made. Getting them out early al lows artists enough time to meet SALE 7 p.m.-CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE at Spirit the spring deadline. ofLife ApostolicfPentecostal Tabernacle. ENMU-RUIDOSO classes begin for tP-e spring starts Thursday, DeceIllber 26th semester. 7 p.m.-CHRlSTMAs EVE CANDI.EJ.IGHT Chairperson Paul Crown said COMMUNION service at the First Presbyterian 11 a.m.-LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS they will increase the art show by Church on Nob Hill. Everyone is welcome. board meets at the League office, 142 Geneva. one more tent but will keep the same number of artists. If artists 11 ]l.m.--MIDNIGHT MASS at the Episcopal want they can have more space by buyinganother booth. o ' Church ofthe Holy Mount in Ruidoso. . 7:30 p.m.-RUIDOSO COMMUNITY CON This year there will be an art CERTS presents Melvin Stecher and Norman ist's fee for each participating artist o the aspen Horowitz at the Firat Christian Church. instead a booth fee. Crown said the food booths will be arranged a little • tree RUIDOSO PUBLIC LIBRARY will be closed. differently too because last year they were lucky the weather wasn't midtown ruidoso 5 p.m.-LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS bad 257-4088 meets for dinner at Cree Meadows Country Club The festival will be July 24, 25 9 a.m.-HOLY EUCHARIST at the Episcopal before attending a meeting of the Ruidoso Village and 26, and the race track. has Church ofthe Holy Mount in Ruidoso. Council at the Ruidoso Municipal Administrative agreed to let them have the festival Center. in the same place as last year. l Our SpeciafWisli Meny Christmas .9I.n.dJt :Jlappy 9t&w 'Year 'To Our wontfeifu£!Frie1ufs & Customers %anI& !For Mal(jng It Jt fireat 'Year!! Our Halhnark Christmas 1/2 Price Sale Starts DeceInber 26 Ruidoso Office Supply and 1805 Sudderth lIlI7-l1l181 ":'\~} ':: ;". ':':, >;'"~,.;Xx _,,_ ." :"::;:":~.% '.' ':; ~< :J:~ : ," I'"> ,...... ',~; .""","'~.' :.:':'~':'::*':";':':'~'~.' *':.~:t:.. ",,-=::..{~:(. ',.: x', ~ .~- -;.- " <::"?;,;:' ", . ';;'';'''";::$i: c. - '-:t,t,~~·~ "·~:f:*.· ,,;:?V .:,/.;.;::.:~ • Monday, December 23, 199"/,",eRuidoso !'!ews/11A ':.i:..-"...... ,:-,.,,',. Cpl. Born ,,:~f'~~£f:X{2~~;~~'~:,'i' ~,,~-;1~i is officer of the year , . Cpl Wolfgang H. Born of the Ruidoso Police Department was named officer of the year by RuidosolLincoln County Crimestop pers at a luncheon Thursday at Ruidoso Police Officer Wolfgang Born is named officer of Carrizo Lodge. the year by Ruidoso/Lincoln County Crimestoppers. . Presentation of the award was Ruidoso CIO Commander Lanny Maddox (left) ,present5 made by Ruidoso Police Criminal Investigation Divisiont commander the award during a luncheon Th~rsday. Lanny G Maddox, coordinator of the'program. . and personal 'conduct has earned Swenor was also given recognition Other nominations for the award him the respect ofhis peers, super for his support ofthe program. were, Sgt. William D. Hanson New visors and the citizens of Ruidoso, Paula Pappilui, Ruidoso Middle Mexico State Police and BillJ Es according to the·nomination. School Principal and Mike sary, Department of Game and In addition to the nomi nated of Kakuska, Ruidoso High School Fish. . ficers, awards were' made to principal were recognized for their magistrate judges J.R. "Jim" help In crimestopper programs in CpI. Born is an ll-year police Wheeler and Gerald Dean, their respective schools. Here comes Santa Claus veteran. He served for seven years Municipal Judge Charles Haw with the El Paso Police Department thorne and District Judge Richard Maddox said it is the Crimestop Old Saint Nick was on hand for the Vil ceremony, and he'll be back making his and has been in Ruidoso since A. Parsons, and to Assistant Dis- pers goal to install the- program in 1989. trict Attorney Viola Rhodes. . all of the high schools of Lincoln lage of Ruidoso Christmas tree lighting rounds on Christmas Eve. His professionalism, dedication Ruidoso Police Chief Richard County. • Ruidoso High School attendan.ce is improving after meeting with parents \ by KRISTIE SULZBACH 100 with 60 to 60 ofthose being le more classes in a day they have to the school stopped that procedure. a class to notify the parents llhe dents in the school. A parents sup Ruidoso News Staff Writer gitimate. He said that still leaves come to the office to get an admis The school is trying to contact as student is in danger of loosi'ng port group is .a1so being formed and Some improvements have been 30 to 40 that are truant. sion slip. This makes the students many parents as possible about credit .rith the next absence. : will begin to get involved after the ' made in the area of school at "The reduction means the kids be accountable, Flores said. He said their students' absence. The dialer "The bottom line is it has go«en first of the year according to Steve tendance since a school and com know there are some con the school encourages parents or machine makes Clllis ·after the at much better. We have tried to M Hightower, who is helping to . munity meeting several weeks ago. sequences," Flores said. guardians to send a note ifthe stu tendance information has been dress the concern, but not all the organize it. At another such meeting Thurs One problem Flores said he iiJ dent has been gone. The note is not scanned in at the end of the day. problems are solved," he said. ! Flores told those at the meeting day night assistant principal facing in getting students in school mandatory, but it gives the school Those parents or guardians the In discussing other conce.~. at who have volunteered time that Danny Flores said they have cut is getting demographic information. documentation and lets them know dialer can't contact are contacted.by the school Flores and pnnl;lpal they shouldn't get discouraged with down on the number of studenl:8 For some students he may have the where the studentwas, he said. o:Q'ice workers the next morning. Mike Kakuska stressed the impor attempts to help studenta. skipping school. Six weeks ago, wrong address or phone number so In the past years students have The school also sends out letters tance of parents and community "Don't get discouraged if things Flores said 130 to 160 students he can't contact the parent to dis had to have notes from parents and when the student has been absent getting involved in students' lives. don't go the way you expect them were missing from one to all peri cuss the student's absence. guardians for the absences, but from classes six times. A letter is Several parents have already to. It's not all black and white for ods in a day. Now there are 80 to When a student misses one or since niany ofthe notes were forged also sent out after 10 absences from volunteered time to be withthe stu- these kids," Flores said. AI. • .&. ••• • A. Say Merry Christmas .... . - -. with cattle Baron Gift Certificates! \ , 'il'i!:. . 8 ~t1\ 'Iilll ""ol'8" Cattle Baron .1 l:':'':'n'''Ulled In will be open Christmas Day • AI. i.. e8\\fOOt1\ 4pm-9pm, ~ot\'l ~ e55 .• f\" 8 Of serving their ". ~ f'Ofcn ...."'\fed •.. "'0sefC\ - (\5 f\e.... A regular menu. ..' '. sef'l8\\0 "\86 •• fle 2.S1-9 - [email protected] *• • A • •• -.e. ~\l\eadOWs Go1fCo~ DINING ROOM & WVNGE The Clutter Pet Shop 616 Sudderth Dr. • 257-2925 HOLIDAY SPECIALS 20% OFF DOG ·BEDS&PADS BlN A TANK AND RECEIVE A FREE SETUP 20% OFF ON ALL TANK SUPPLIES We Maintain Fish Tanks at your home or office. 20% OFF Regular Price PERFE,CTIONlST Dog Grooming By Goldie King Isn'titm-tto liveinRutdoso where you have'I'BJENDS. dedi cate4' fire O ...... _~~.-•.- ...... oiiIo..• ...... _~ ----"...:...... ~ ...... -'oiI ...... ~ ...... - ...... ------~ - ~ ~ ----_.~------_._----~-~------'... - ... -,....--_._.~ -.-...... -.---.-.--...... :- '*" ... "'."'..•.•,~ ..";""'-.• ,-(4;:·F*FI!;qq_+W.,.FS@SL .. (5Ii.! 4"+';gca,US@'P PLIX$SC¥C21$ $ (Ii '2 • 12A I The Ruidoso News I Monday, December 23,1991 ., Snow times 40 people 'were out at one power. Official Records Continued from page 1A time to work on lines,' Some of the Crews are still working today to people worked 24-hour shifts. restore power to Buck Mountain back op. only to lose it again. He Bassett said they have a list of which is a line off Sm Apache. Bas ApPiiwsmg before Magistrate Ruidoso police reported the fol nearby. Placed under arrest was said it was restored around 11 a.m. Judge J.R. "Jim" Wheeler on people who need electricity for life sett said there are no people in the lowing, as well as many other, ac Bruce Anthony Spratt, 9-24-66, 330 Sunday. The line is hard to saving apparetuses and when they charges listed and actions taken tivities logged here: e Bannock, Boise, Idaho. area, but it does have redio commu maintain because ofthe aspens and called in the power company tried nications that need electricity. are: 11-08-91 - Glenn A. Castleberry, 12-01-91-Gateway Exxon timbers the line goes through, he Jerry Zuniga, (date ofbirth 5-22 to get that area on as soon as pos Fortunately the weather and icy reported a breaking and entering reported a gas skip in the amount said. sible. He also told them if they 69) Box 778, Mesilla, fishing on Sudderth Drive. A Fisher VCR of $10. Police stopped a car match roads didn't cause any major proD without a license, Dismissed wh,en Crews were called in from needed to they could go to the hos lems for the crews to get around, was stolen and a door damaged. ing the description but it was not Alamogordo and Silver City so at pital because they had back up Bassett said. license was produced, spent one 11-9-91 - Telesfora Josephine the vehicle. . day in jail fol' not appearing. Beguar of· RuidoSQ reported a 12-02-91-Doug Siddens reported Jerry Romero, (8-7-35), San domestic disturbance, damage to windows in the Moncor Patricio, speeding 68 in 55, ordered 11-11-91 -A .bomb threat was Building that is operated by Equity to pay $31. BLM received at Ruidoso High School. A Managements Assets, chicago, U Continued from page 1A The county's planning and of water rights 'and a iack of con Andrew Hale, (9-30-42), ~uidoso thorough search of the school by lionoiR, zoning board and the county com crete plans to evaluate before the Downs, failure to stop, sentence teachers and custodians revealed change the nature ofthe area, they mission went on record against the purchase. Members also voiced a deferred for 6 months. no bomb. 12-03-91-Roy A Seay ofthe First said. ' swap. general dissatisfaction with the Isaac LaRue, 0-9-27), Eunice, 12-01-91-A burglar was ap National Bank reported an incident BLM's past performance. failure to stop, sentence deferred They expressed concern over the prehended in the process of a of fraud by check. The police con The owners of the Rio Bonito BLM's ability to manage the land, for 6 monilis. burglary at Circle J Bar-B- Q, 1825 tacted interested parties and Merlinda Enjady, (3-28-60), property purchased the land in con the impact on neighboring property A spokesman for Woodard's of Sudderth. The police were tipped restitution was made. No charges nection with a bankruptcy and are owners, the possible decrease in fice Friday said the director had not AlamoolJrdo, careless driving, by a concerned citizen who lives were filed. deferred for 1 month. investor-developers. livestock grazing rillhts, the future decided the issue. Tommy E. Good, (5-18-46), Ruidoso Downs, speeding 67 in 55, ordered to pay $46. David Lambert, (10-8-62), Ruidoso, defective equipment, repaired and di smissed. Elmer Marshall, (5-25-23), Ros well, DUl and speeding 67 in 55, ordered to pay $117 and attend DUl school. Rafael Radella, (5-4-36), San' Patricio, Defective equipment, Repaired and dismisaed. Dale A. Gilbert, (2-1-47), Ruidoso, falsely obtaining services, dismissed after apology to Texas New Mexico Power Company and Ruidoso's Grocer Since 1947 making restitution. Victor Castro, (6-10-69), Alto, Following too closely and no insur ance, Ordered to pay $61. Dorothy Blanks, (5-18-33), DECK YOUR HOLIDAY TABLE WITH THESE Ruidoso, defective equipment, repaired and dismissed. Don Zarndt, (11-30-61), Alto, speeding 73 in 55, ordered to pay $46. DOLUOD' FOOD 5PECUD Marie Line, (8-8-29), Ruidoso, GREEN FULL SERVICE speeding 67 in 55, Ordered to pay MEAT DEPT. $31. GROCERY Janet Doe, (7-10-62), Ruidoso, USDA Extra Fancy OPEN speeding and driving while license CALIFORNIA HONEYSUCKLE78¢ revoked, ordered to pay $66. CHRISTMAS William Voges, (9-3-70), no in NAVAL TURKEYS surance and no seat belt, ordered to ORANGES DAY ""ALL SIZES" LB. pay $52. Nicky M. Smith, Olton, Texas, Washington Extra Fancy Head USDA Choice,, Beef Speeding 72 in 55, ordered to pay Golden Delicious or Red $81. Ralph Michaels, (6-15-21), Dill "DELICIOUS" ICEBERG 49~ RIB and careless driving, Ordered to l \ pay$46Z. LETIUCE LB. ROAST Brand Nosker, no DOB or ad APPLES Lge. End Ribs 6.7.8 dress, Aggravated battery, dis GROCERY missed. USDA Choice Beef Dennis Foster, no DOB, Ruidoso, Dole Premium Golden Bake breaking and entering, battery and Golden Ripe Brown -N Serve assault, dismissed when com RIB $279 plaintant failed to appear. 29¢ Roberto V. Gonzalez, (9-22-72), LB. 2/9~! ROAST LB. Ruidoso, burglary of a vehicle, lar BANANAS ROLLS Small End Ribs 9,10 . ceny over $250, criminal damage to property. U.S. #1 USDA Choice Beef Debra Henderson, no DOB, U.S. #1 TOS1ITOS Shurfine Green Stalk New Mexico Ruidoso, assault and battery, dis BIte SIze. Regular missed. Restaurant Style ROUND $209 Roger Allen Stefani, Jr., (9-24 SIRLOIN 68), aggravated battery, dismissed. , CELERV29' VAMS39f $ 169 Reg. '2"" Robert Dutchover, (4-23-48), San ea.· LB. 16 oz. bag TIP ROAST LB. Patricio, possession of cocaine, QT. bound over for District Court. Merle Miller, (1-26-47), Ruidoso, U.S. #1 Shurfine possession of drug paraphernalia, Colorado Vitamin D BEEF aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. HOMOGENIZED 39 POTATOES 89~ MILK CUBE $2 ••• LB. Appearing before Municipal 10 lb. Bag 99 gal. STEAK Judge Charles E. Hawthorne on $1 charges listed and actions taken are: Kenneth E.Espinosa, (4-26-66), Ruidoso, disorderly conduct, dis LIQUOR SPECIALS LIQUOR SPECIALS missed. Herbert E Leonard, (3-21-56), Ruidoso, disorderly conduct, or .-0i'\<~~ dered to pay $110. Luana J Ruiz, (3-11-51), Mes ~ • calero, disorderly conduct, ordered to pay $110. • SMIRNOFF Vodka ~ ••• . 80_ The State of New Mexico Youth *S29 ,GOml m.NES.~ Authority recently released the Ju *1059 lU_ venile ProbationIParole Office I,~.. J. 89 report for October 1991 *16 un_ • Chablis • Blush Number ofjuveniloo referred-28 • Rhine •.Burgandy Number ofoffenses referred 44 .. America's F!lvorite • Rose. Chenin Blanc Suitcase Delinquent acts 36 CROWN ROYAL ~ • French Colombard CHIN acts u ••••••••••••••••••• • •• 8 Blended Canadian Whiskey 59 .' Referred by 49 $10 Ruidoso Police Department 15 $17 'Gom!. 24 12 oz. cans Ruidoso Downs Police 3 Other Police De~artments 1 Lincoln County Sheriff 7 "The Legendary Import" CHIVAS REGAL ~ i Gante & Fish Department 0 Blended Scotch Wiskey I Sch.oolR u •••••••• • 2 ~ Brandies • Champagnes • Cognacs 75 ••• After Dinner Liquers $21 760m! 39 Comp1eteSelection Finest Selection $28 Ldler • 01 OfImporied!'lnes 19 Imporied Beers III New Me:deo $47 1.75 UteT ~1i'Y* • , , . Monday, December 23,1991 -' Ruido~o N w M. , . ~,e eXlco Section B 1. Sl,.'I..\.. CAN'" ~~Al(e. , T~'E. FEE. ~ tN c: "!tJA,. . ~ ~~. HE'S ~"fIN~ 'TO APfolEAl.. ~ ~\DC;: , , / . ~O /' Happy' holidays from all of us here at The RUido~o News to all of you wherever you are. We all wish the very best for you throughout the coming year. • Sunmount Syndicate . Wnere'lioOonlact"rric,url2::nivmakers . . :. . ... '. : .:.~:,..... :.~..' .. , .., . . Probate ludge U.S. R.ejne&entotivcs Lincoln County J.D. "Bud" Payne Steven Schiff. R-Disbiet 1 Elected Officials Box 728, Carrizozo, 8830I; 648-2956 1323 Longworth House Officc Building County ConlJniRsioncl'S W..hingt.... DC 205 IS (202) 225-6316 Monroy Montes, Glencoe, 378-5482 District Court Judge Albuquerque: Dennis Ctavez Pcdcral Stirling T. Spencer, Carrizoz.o. 648-2314 Richard A. Parsons Building. 766-2538 Bin Blliott. R-uidoso, 258-4455 Box 72S. Canizozo 8830 I: 648-290J Joe Skeen. R~DisbiCi 2 (To leave a message for county com Sheriff 1007 Longworth House Office Building missioners. call the Lincoln County lame," McSwane W..hingt.... DC 205 I5 (202) 225-2365 Courthouse, manager's office. 648 Lincoln Counly Jail, Carrizozo Las Cruoes: Fede.-aJ Building, 527-1771 2385) 648-2342. 257-2716. 258-5607 Roswell: Federal Building. 500 N. RichD.r'd!lon, Room 127; 88201 County Clerk . United Stales SennlorK 622-0055 Martha McKnight Proctor. Pele Domeniei (R) Box 338, Carrizozo 88301; 648-2394 Room SO, 434 Dirksen Office Building Bill Richardson. D-Di~lricl ) Washinglon DC 205 I 0 332 Cannon House Office Building County Tn=asurcr 623-6170 in RORwell W..hmgt.... DC 20515 (202) 225-6190 Janice Ware (202) 224-6621 in Wro;:hinglon DC Santa Fe: 548 Agua Fria S~t:; 8750 I Box 491. Capilan, NM 88316: 648-2397 988-6177 Jeff Bingaman (0) County Assessor 524 Flnr1 Senate Office Building Village of Ruidoso Patricia A. Serna Washington DC 20510 Village Councillors BOJ< 421 eam.:ozo. NM 8830 I: 622-7113 in Roswell J.D. James, 8m: 2369, 2S7~52J5. 648-2306 (202) 224-5521 in Washington DC 257-7304 Letters . • . , Policy . The Ruidoso News welcomes ''Letters to the Editor," and will publish them on the Opinion Page with all letters being subject to Reminder: Christmas is a time for children editing for length. . The name of the writer must be printed. A telephone number TO THE EDITOR: portunity. the children, Mescalero Apache Let's make certain this is the must be included for verification. The Christmas season has a way Complete and total defeat of the MRS. This Idft requires no bat last Christmas we will ever have to While letters need not be typed, they must be legibly written. of healing many of the wounds ex Mescalero Apache MRS and the teries and will run for ten thousand think about MRS, WIPP, Letters maY be hand delivered to The News office at 104 Park perienced throughout the year. WIPP site would be the finest gift years. Plutonium, half life, and all the Avenue or mailed to PO Box 128, Ruidoso NM 88345. Believers and nonbelievers experi anyone could give their family and The Mescalero leadership other disgUsting aspects of Nuclear enced an elevation of their spirit. all the people of the Southwest. doesn't even have to buy it. They Pumps. The Mescalero MRS simply As the old song states, '1t's the best This gift would guarantee a hope will be paid for taking this gift for . has to be stopped. . time ofthe year." for the future ofall generations.... all the children. Christmas is the time for chil My intense efforts to organize Surely we all have a little com The gift doesn't even have to be dren. We adults can iJhield them opposition to the Mescalero MRS passion for our children's future delivered, it delivers itselfto all the from the unpleasant conditions has succeeded virtually every and the people down stream from Th~1i1§ofo-N~ws children everyday forever. present this year. We must make where. This effort however had a MRS regardless of where the How could we allow anyone' to certain future Christmases do not price. The many very unpleasant monster's final nesting site may be. need our shielding. create a situation that could and RALJON PUBI.ISHtNGINC. aspects ofthis situation ha:s placed Last Friday night I went to my prohably would' destroy our chil I am looking forward to Chri8t a stigma on our home and tile city youngest daughter's school Christ mas 1992. I will go again to see the Jack Kent Cooka dren and their future? We are not Chairman of the Board ofRuidoso. mas program. Children, first dealing with something small here, children sing Christmas Carols. I For the first time in seven years tbrouJdl fifth grades, sang Christ don't be deceived. pray when I look .into their faces I Sammy M. Lopez. Publisher myself and my fumily will not mas Carols for about an hour. As I will feel joy knowing we stood up to looked into their faces a sadness What is wrong with doing right? Frankie Jarrell, Editor & General Manager spend the holidays there. The fu StoP. MRS at any cost. Give the gift our responsibility and f'roteeted . ture for the area is still just too came over me. They don't know ofhfe this Christmas. their lives an future.Good s victory Copyright 1991, Rallon Publishing Inc. tentative. The job is not completed what we all know and many of us over evil. 1,991 years ago a similar Mailing address: P. O. Box 12a, RUidoso, NM 88345 and the final outcome is still not are igiroring. Our forefathers_put their lives battle was started, we celebrate Phone: (505) 257-4001 clear.. Thank God ourparents fought to on the line for us. This situation is that day as Christmas. The final complete termination stop situations that would have probably the greatest long term Merry Christmas to all the chil Tha Ruidoso News Staff: Buddy Baker, Raportar; Sherry Shade, Reporter; of the Mescalero MRS· and the destroyed our future. I am very sad threat an)' generation has ever dren. We must never let them DianneStallings, Raporter,KrlSUeSulzbach, Reporter;JerryLoomls. Circulation WIPP site is really now in the for our children. faced. We had better put everything down. Manager,TamaraMontes, Ofllce Manager; Phyllis Hudman, Advertising; Tam- ofthe people Of New'Mexico, on the line on this one. mle Hoffer, Advertisln9; Rod Ranagan, Advertising; Claudia Gumbert, Adver- hands This Christmas Santa could be tising; S!ssy Beck, Classlfleds; Debbie Jones, Graphic Artist; Joseph Martin, Thetramework IS solid and ready, bringing our children a gift which is I wish this Christmas could be Bmpetty Dallas, Texas Pressman; Gary Gal2a, Asst. Pressman; Robert PrIddy. Route Driver; Jon the peilple must seize the opo not wanted by anyone, much lesll different than what it is. WhIte, Route Driver. , TheRufdosoNewsreservestherlghttoreJectadvertisingandeditcopythat It considers obJectIonable. Liability for any error In advertising shall not exceed thevalueofthe actual spaceInwhIchthe erroroccursand shall be Ruidoso writer pays tribute to a lost friend satisfied by correction In the next Issue. No portion ofThe Ruidoso News may beused In anymannerWithout the expressed. written consentofthe TO THEEDITOR: if but in passing. Every one of us some poetty. He was as kind and cepted as his friend and I am grate publisher. I lost a friend the other day, who lives here have sean him, a ~aring person as anyone I've ful for that. Quentin Luther Evans, he was 28 young Indian man with long hair, a .known, somson\! who was ~earching SUbscription rates In advance- Single copy, 50 cents. Mall deliver only: years old.... ' narrow black headband anda back- for the answers to the things that I write this in hopes that those singlecopy, $1 ;oneyearoutofcounty,$32;sixmonthswithin county, $28. packwalJdng with his long smooth ha4 come to pass in his life.... who read it won't forget this young Homedelivery only: three months, $20.00;six months, $3B.00; oneyear, stride up and down the streets of man who we all saw so often. His $68.00. Call (505) 257-4001 lor home delivery. • Thilre was no mention sh)' of a The Ruidoso News (USPS 472-800) Is published each Monday and belated obUuaw Printed on tbe day olirtown. I attended his funeral, was made people are as much a part of our welcome by his friends and family town as anyone yet somehow we Thursday by Rallon PUblishing, Inc., 104Park Ave., Ruidoso, NM 88345. of hiB funeral. 1 can't help but ~8345. wonder why there was no other I chanced to meet him and and allowed the honor to share my pass them by. Second class postage paid at the Post Office at Ruidoso, NM Postmaster: Send address changes to The RUidoso News. PO Box'128, (111llrltion) before that of his 'death, befriend ,him.. shared an occasional_ poetry with them all. Although only Cathie R. Elsen , . RUldoSO.NM 88345. n. but he was someone we all knew, meal, talkea of life and shared a few of them knew me, I -:tas ac- Ruidoso , , .. I ...... -...... __-...... " ...L.{.:jj1..."'-...... __~_~._---~__•.,...._.....-._ ...... -..-.~_ ..... __...... , ... ~----~-~----~---~~---~------~._--- • .. _--.------..~ -- -- .... w ~ ...... 'w" 4P 29 I The Ruidoso News I Monday, December 23, 1991 While visions .of sugarplullls.•• "'-~-- , .". ", , ~ - . , called on all their artistic and creative skills. The sweet • ...danced in their heads, these students at· White Mountain School decorated gingerbread houses that treats had the youngsters licking their fingers. " • • • .. , ( JUY '.f n 'c ';:~ ,-i<;. ~ -.j, HUb."ard~$f;las$es at the <>halflilnget • , " • ,'- " - -',',>" • Monday, December 23, 1991/ The Ruidoso News /38 , Call 257-400], Call between or 8:00 a;:m. & 5:do p.m• FAX 257-7053 to place your ad. lassifie .s • Yo" ".J dI--Se to ~ ASALWAU C!!!:I' ~cnt Pl_1IH Nflte: 110.00-A_cb..... DR all ~dch~. nc_ ch..dc JIMU .d.. '0. eao...0"""'01 _no IIIll/1t b. ....I.H '" til.. Nnn wltIdn U bou.olea.. 8Jln publlQldoa d .... MMInC_rd and v-. _Icome. DIRECTORY LISTINGS BY CLASSIFICATIONS DEADLINES FOR' CLASSIFIED READER ADS ONLY: ThursdaY, 5:00 1 Announcements .9 Proper1y Management 3.7 Anliques 2 Thank you 20 Storage Space for Rent CLASSIFIED RA TES p.m. for the Monday Issue: Tuesday, 5:00 38 Arts :l Personals 21 Wanted '0 Renl 39 Sporting Goods One Time Rate Only p.m. tvr the Thursday Issue. 4 Losl and Found 22 Pasture lor Rent 40 Bosts. Marine Equipmenl 5 Land lor sate 23 Autos 'or Sale 41 Miscellaneous 6 Houses tor Sale 24 Pickups - Tru'cks 42 Wanted To Buy DEADLINES 'FOR ALL DISPLAY 7 Cabins for Sale 25 Vans tor Sale 43 Help Wanted 254 a Word ADS: Thursday,S p.m. for the Mon a Real Estate Trades 26 Moturcycles for Sale 44 Work Wanled day Issue; 'Tuesday,S p.m. for the 9 Real Estate 27 Auto Parts 45 Finenetat Services (PluS Sales Tax 01 6.8125%) Thursdaylssua. ' '0 Mobile Homes for Sale 28 A.V.'s and Travel Trailers 46 Services 11 Business OpportunUies 29 Livestock and Horses 47 Hol'se 511Un9 12 Houses 'or Rent 30 Farm £quipmenl 4S Child Care Publlaher .e.umes no financial .. DEADLINES FOR ALL LEGAL 13 Apartments 'or Rent 31 Feed and Grain 49 Child Care Wanted aponslbllhy for typographlesl er· 14 Mobiles for Rent 32 Produce and Plan_s NOnCES : Wednesday, 5 p.m. for the 50 Enterlalnment rors In .dvertlsements exeepl to Monday Issue; Monday, 5 p.m. for thl! 15 Mobile Spaces for Renl 33 Pel. and ~l'pplle. 51 Arewood For 8ala 16 Rent 10 Share 34 Yard sales pUblish ti correction In the next la· Thursday Issue. 52 AucUone 17 Business Rentals 35 Household Goods 53 SehoolsllllOlnJ<>llon sue. 18 Resor. Rentals 36 MusicaJ Inslruments - 1. '\1l110UllCeJ1lCnts 1,. ,\Iln 0 lIIic(' 111 ellts 9. R,-'al Estate 12. Hou!'i::s fOl' /{"nt l~. \lollilcs f()l' R"lIt • PUBLISHER'S NOTICE - All real DON'T BE A THROWAWAY-:-' Re· DOWNS MOTEL - Super invest,. EXECUTIVE - UIlfumiahed 3 UNFURNISHED - Like new' estate advertising in this news- cycle your aluminum cans. ment, price reduced. Valley land, bedrooms 2 baths, den, formal mobile home, three bedroom, two PXr is subject to the Federal Donate your aluminum cans to 20 acre tracts to 1000 acres. living, dining, ,easy access. bath 14x70, on river near "Y". Stirman Real Estate. 378 Century 21 Aape~ Real Estate, Water paid, natural gas avail F HoUsing Act of 1968 which the Boy Scouts ofAmerica Troop 4391' 18-S-66-4tc makes it illegal to advertise "any 195 and the noon Lions Club. Joe Yates, 257-9057. 2O-C-41-tfc able. $265. 378-4498 - 378-8114 . \ 22-C-67-tfc preference, limitation or dis- Marked, collection dumpsters THREE BEDROOM - furnished bedro~ crimination based on race, color, are provided at the four Ruidoso home. Fantastic Sierra Blanca FOR RENT - One one 14' X 70' - Three bedroom, 1 1I2 View. Owner financing. $59,850. bath cabin. All bills pai .290. religion, sex, handicap, familial fire stations. Crushed or' Individual wants to Trade per month. Easy acces. Call bath. Furnished. $250. month, Owner/agent. Susan Ludwick, $100. deposit. Call 378-4498 or statusl or.national origin, or an crumpled cans preferred. Join us 9 haulifyJ Acres QD Rose Peebles 505-257-32QO after intention to make any such pref- in this community effort to racy_ Coldwell Banker (Independtly 622-2363 for appointment. J!!lilW in Kerrville, TX. for owned and operated). 257-6111 5 P.M. Owner/Agent 22-1'-54-tfc erence, limitation or discrimina- cleo L48-tfnc UNFURNISHED . Two M·M-67-2tp tion.... This newspaller will ~ot FAMILY CRISIS CENTER _ 24 AURJ::(ome With Full or 257-4861 after 6:00 pm. 25-L TWO BEDROOM' - One bath, ~dv~rti!'- 66-lfe bedroom,two bath house. lmowmgly accept any hour crisis line. Answered by M@mbershlp. $4OOJm Jo Steel, Pine $185. + deposit. Water paid. 123 ~ fl!r real estate which IS m Ruidoso Police. 267-7365. No Realtors. FOR SALE - By owner: one Mountain Realty. 505-258- Spruce. 257-9509 M-M-67-tfc Violation of the law. Our readers M.J-99-tfuc bedroom trailer on city lot, good are hereby informed that all 1-512-896-1925 location paved street, all city 3161 M-B-60-tfc 'dwellings advertised in this KNO~ A CRIPPLE~ - or burned utilities (Natural gas,' fruit COUNTRY LIVING _ Three ONE BEDROOM - furnished '1 bl child? Call Shriners' for free bedroom, two bath, fireplace off mobile, clean. large' deck. No newspaper are. avm ~ e on an hel 257.7333 days 258-5860 - trees.) $10,000. 257-4856 23-M ~. Real Estate Fort Stanton Rei $476. Call Bar- pets. Good parking. Water paid, equal opport~tr ~asl~. To com· p'. 257-4871' 257-2079 66-4tp bam, Sierra Blanca Realty 257- $200. month, 257-2824 or 267- plain of discnmmation, call llVenmgs or ,. FOR SAIJi; - Newer three I BUD toll-free at 1-800-424-8590. 18-S-13-tfuc 2616 18-B-59-tfc 9616. 18-W-45-tfc bedroom, two bath,home on easy TRAILER FOR RENT - Three For the Washington, DC area EXQIDSITE SIX BEDROOM - 6 access lot. $62,600. 258-5662 M TWO BEDROoM - completly fur- bedroom. $300. _ $100. deposit please call BUD at 426-3500. RUIDOSO SERTOMA CLUB bath home. Magnificent view, BINGO - at 2160 Highway 70 J-67-3tp nished $200. Monthly part bills. North Central, Ruidoso Downa. The toll-free telephone number great rental histoIY. Gall Jeff at Upper Canyon, no lIets. 257-. 378-4324 M-R-66-4tp East, Ruidoso Downs (fonnerly Doug Bass and Associates, 258 WANTING TO BUY - Nice home is 1-800-543-8294. R-62-tfc on a non-qualifying, no money 7463. . M-M-63-TFC SMALL TWO BEDROOM _ trailer ELKS LODGE BINGO - eveIY Big A J\uto Parts and Repair 5252. 19·D-21-tfc building). Thursday, Friday, down loan. Will consider all of· TWO BEDROOM CABIN - Fur- with two car carport. 378- Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m., Ear FOR sALE BY OWNER - no down fers.257-7584 17-R-67-6tp ly Bird 7:00 p.m. Kitchen will be Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. payment to qualified buyer, niBbed, available Jan. 1st, $276. 4264 M-W-66-tfc open • come out & pia)' & eat Doors open at 6 p.m. Early Bini cabin in Paradise Canyons, FOR SALE - TRADE - 'Ruidoso Year lease, including electric with us! E-R-81-tfnc Special game at 7 p.m.. Conces $32,000,257-6317. 16-D-34-tfc condo, owner motivated make of and water. M-R-67-tfe sion stand open. Call 257-2777 fer! Anything considered. • 17. Business 1~('J1(als FOR ANY PERSONAL CRISIS or 378-4292 after 5 p.m. All pr0 LOT IN CAMELOT - Subdivision. Owner/Agent. 1-605-758-9771 M Good access, all utilities to lot. call the Mental Health Hotline ceeds over payouts and expenses E-67-8tp CHARMING One bedroom at 1-437-8680 (collect). M-55-tfuc will be given to Lincoln County Very buildable. For sale by RETAIL SPACE - or office Spall\S owner, 257-2818. 17-T-45-tfuc FOR SALE OR RENT - Two adobe. Insulated, easy acceBS. for rent in newly decmabHl' YOU CAN GIVE - the gift ofsight charitable organizations. Your bedroom, two bath. Freestanding Gas heat, fireplace. $296Jmonth. Bingo dollars stay in Lincoln OWNERS ANXIOUS - reduced Adobe Plaza. Call 257-4081, by being an eye donor. Conta<;t root 110 George McCarty. Three 378-4169 M-C-67-tfc evenings, 257-4300. 16-8-12-tfc any Lion or call 257-2776 for County for use of those in from $119,000 to $85,000. Ap bedroom, 1 3/4 bath. New dis proximately 3,000 sq. ft. Three PARTIALLY FURNISHED OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 'details and a donor card. Do it need. 72-S-51-tfnc hwasher, water heater, forced Large three bedroom, two bath now· there is a tremendous need living areas, 3 bedroolllll, 2 1000 sq. ft. Air conditioned, bills WE HAVE LOTS - of out-of-town air furnace. 107 Raymond Buck near Alto. Call MAIN for ~ye tissue. L-87-tfuc baths, Jacw;zi. Beautiful wood ner. 258-5773 28-S-67-2tp &mEET paid, nicely decorated. Prime subscribers. Spend $7.60 IJlus interior. Walking distance to REALTY 505-267- location, 510 Mechem Drive, PREGNANT, NEED HELP? - call tax and let them know what river, 257-7358, leave mellllllge. JUST REDUCED - Upper Can 9623 M-M-67-tfc 257-5366. 19-C-12·tfc Birthright, 1-800-848-Love IOur product is. Advertise in The yon log cabin on large comer lot, 29-T-46-tfc TWO ROOM HOUSE - Bills paid, CHARLESTON SQUARE - active (5683) M-S-87-tfc Ruidoso News. Two bedroom, large living area, upper Canyon. Prefer one ADVERTISE - in the classifieds ,fireplace and screened porch. l,y seeking (cluster) tenants, responsible person. 267-4311 or $196 month including utilities by .....lIing 257-4001. The Ruidoso Now only $59,900. JJ'S Real 806-872-5519 M-R-68-4tc News. and phone reception. Access to Estate. 258-4574 26-H-67-tfc Common Boardioom plus other NICE 14x80 - Mobile home, three amenities. Call Cindy, Gary X-MAS IN RUIDOSO EVERY YEARI bedroom, two bath. With ,A· 13. Apls. for Rent Lynch Realty, 257-4011. Lovely 3 br. 2 ba, Umeshare Frame add-on. Near The IAnks 26-G-I6-tfc condo for Immediate sale. FuJI at Sierra Blanca. Terms avail kltchen,laundry. Garage. All the able. Call 605-258-4428 or 915 SHAW APARTMENTS - 1 and 2 extras. Even wood for the 673-2261 Ilhl-67-4tp bedroom furnished apartments fireplace. (602)·797-3572 for rent. Good location. Ne pets. OWNER WANTS OFFER - Five 258-3111. M-V-49-tfc lots,. two bedroom mobile, large TOP BRASS REALTORS - lias RANCH LIIU·JNG§..WAllITED NIGHTLYIWEEKLY/MONTHLY nightly, weekly, permanent rent,. metal workshop. City utilities. also 505-267-6327 Almost two acres with 360 view. - cabin, cOndos, townhouse J.J. KIrchoff homes and mobile rentals. c;Ji M.T-51-tfc Real Estate Broker Priced to sell $24,900. JJ'S Real Estate. 258-4674 25-H-67-tfc Century 21 Aspen Real Estate, BEAUTiFUL - Furnished two Joe 257-9057. 19-C-92-tfc bedroom ,condo, including TWO BEDROOM '- 1 3/4 bath TV/cable. Night- mobile on large wooded lot, with ONE BEDROOM - comfortable apartment, carpet, refrigerato!1 ly,Weekly,MonthIy.257-9085 M view of Sierra Blanca and A-55-tfc Ruidoso Transfer and Capitan. Well cared for. 505-378 stove, central heat. Please C8Jl 4661 20-R-51-tfc 378-8136 for details. M-I-33-tfc Storage EFFICIENCY - one bedroom fur 19. Pnlperty \lgnlL . It·s As Easy As 1 - 2 - 3 World Wide Moving ALTO - Deer Park Woods. Two bedroom, one and 3/4 bath, nished apartment: No pets. 378-8218 Clean and quiet. 257-4861 after tennis club townhome. Country 6 p.m. $295 month. M-L-37-tfc TOP BRASS REALTORS - Needs 1981 tbra 1990 Club membership included. 512 your property and property man FOR RENT - FUrnished, one and NationalA-ards for 263-2246 M-H-63-1Otp alkBj,1~' TRY US WE [!][]][U two bedroom apartments. Utili D 606-257-6327 Sales and Service FOR SALE BY OWNER - 31.7 ties paid, no pets; Willow Tree Item Days aeres with 21 aeres water rights. M-T-51-tfc Lines Lodge. Storage unit rentals also seiling For $25 In the Ruidoso Owner financing. River frontage, available. 267-2731. 16-W.:61-tfc of copy 4 NEW HOMES 3 miles east of race track. 378 or less News 4332 22-P-54-tfc EFFIcmNCY CABINS - $205. REDUCED PRICES Utility billa paid. Cozy and - 2 ~ Alto Village RUIDOSO, ALTO VILLAGE clean. Midtown. 258-5877 M-L WE BUY - wrecked cars, pickups. Ad must include Price & Phone Number Large house on 3 lots in Alto Vl1 2 - ere«! Meadows 62-tfc Will, pick up. D & S Salvage, Jage o:ver 3,000 sq. ft. Four 378-4816. M-S-73-tfc Also, 3 lots. All with bOOroom, two baths, bot tub, FURNISHED AND UN- FURNISHED CONDO'S - Two MUST SELL - 1987 red' Nissan golfing lIlluna, 360 degree view. Two car This offer applies only to Indl"lduals, not busi full member garage, auto door, two finl bedroom, two and half bath, 2OOSX, call 378-8232. nesses, advertising In selected classifications ships. places. Full Country Club mem firepla'7A washer/cbyer. NO M-F-22-tfnc (MI~llaneoos,Pets, Household Goods, Musical Homes lIy DentOn bership, Jockey Club seats avail PE1'S. ",75. 267-4442 or 258 1989 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN Instruments,Antlques, Sporting GoodS)., able. Call Nick Patterson 3254 17-W-65-tfc 4x4, conversion package, TV, 836-4372 Owner/agent 506-898-1948 or FOR RENT - Large one bedroom radar, CD, dual heat, air, low American Realty 506-897- furnished apartment with mileage. Extra nice. Payoff onl:y, 3657 , 42-P-57-tfc ~place. Bills paid including 258-3235. 20-A-34-tfc PRICED TO SEJ.I· - 2000+ SF; cable. No deposit. $325. per Free ads must be submitted month. 258-5192 M-lJ.67-2tp 1982 4WD - Chevrolet Suburban four bedroom, fireplace in living $3695. Excellent condition. Call To: Th!l' Ruidoso News room, antique windows, w/s in COzy' APARTMENT One P.O. Box 128 257-9171 or 258-5159 den energJ. efficient. bedroom furnished. GOod loca M-H-61-tfc Ruldoso,N.M. 88345 Owner/agent $69,500. 257- tion. $235. month. Water paid. on Coupon belQw. 7061 23-b-63-8tp 258-3223 or378-8178 1983 GMC SUBURBAN - F.our NO TELEPHONE CALLS M-V-68-tfc wheel drive, nine passe~. 12, HOll,e~ FOl' 1~{'llt New engine and transmisSIOn...... _....•._~...•_..~.~=~....~.. l~. \l()bile~ for Henl Very Rooil condition. $7,000, 257-, Ntme'-- _ 9362 (1ays ' 16-lJ.63-tfc -, - -• • -• .. , --...-..'------' NICELY FURNISHED - Mobile _-----~-- - bome, Three bedroom two bath -... -• .. -• ... .. 14x70 on river, near Y'. Water : paid, natural gas availabe. $265. -;r ~- 378-4498 ~ 378-8114 -" ., ... "U:' .. 21-C-67-tfc • • .. • iii. , I ! 481 Thfil Rul~OSO News 1 Monday, Dfilcember 23. 1991 ! I .. . 39. Sporlltlg GoodS 41. MiscdlalleOllS 46. Sen'ices I' " I - • Legal Notices _ 1991 JEEP CHEROKEE - 4.0 V-6, CREE MEADOW GOLF MEMBER- RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT CHIMNEY SWEEP SERVICE I four wheel drive, all power, air, • SHIP STOCK- $2;S00. or make Slicer-$750. cold food prep table Call Roy. at 257-6600 offer. Call Karon Petty 257 91-15 enla officina delescribano I like new! J.W. Richardson 806 $850. both likfil new. Hood. M-P-68-8tp 798-4000 M-R-68-ltp 2385. m-p-63-tfc blower and fire system -$700. VILLAGE OF CAPITAN municipal. ONLY $1 EXTRA - gets yout F, Las per80D88 que deseeri 1989 JEEP GRAND WAGONEER ~. Reach-in refrigerator, kelvinator BE rr RESOLVED by the Gov- ice cream freezer, triple stainless reader ad in The Ruidoso erning Body of the Village of registrarse para votar en10 -- Four wheel drive. All power, 39.' $(lOrting GoodS Reporter, following one or more eleecion municipal regular, air, 45000 mile!!, extra nice! .1.W. sink, stainless table, one head Capitan that: ice cream blender. Call Lynn publications in The Ruidoso AA regular munici(lal election tienen que reBistrarse con el Richllrd$on 806-798-4000 M-R CREE MEADOWS - Country Club . News. Escribano 001 condado 001 GR-Up Hudson 257-6717' 38-H-66-3tp for the election ofmunicipal officers shares at a discount. Telephone Uncontested Divorces $119 shall' be held on Mardi 3, 1992. Lincoln coridado a maS tanlar Federal Deposit Insurance LUMBER RACK - For long bed Nissan pickup. $75. Call Jerry at Wills $29 Polls will open at 8:00 AM. and el martes, 4 de Febrero 00 Corp.; Ed Larsen. 1-800-327 Power ofAttorney $10 close at 7:00 P.m. • 1992 a las 5:00P.M.,la fecha 3342 ext. 7159 18-L-61-tfc 257-4001 Or 257-6801 even en que el Escribano del ings. M-L-68-tfnc Not8JY aDd other services available B. At the regular municipal elec 1988 4X4 CIl\<;VHOLET - pickup Computer SoiutlODS tion, persons s1iaII be elected to fill Condado cerrara los libros 2500 ScottBdale, automatic 257-7689 the following elective offices: de rigistro. t.ra(j$miSBion. NC. new tires and 42. Wanted 10 Buy 1. One Trustee for a four G. Se arehivaratodas las hrakeB. $8750.336-4567. M-M-65 . . yeartenn; Delcamciones deCandidatma tfc MOUNTAIN SALVAGE - buying 48, Child Cal'e ' 2. One Trustee.for a four year con el Escribano Municipal el TWO FORD -- Four wheel drive wrecked cars, custom exhaust WANTED - Old Coca Cola or Pesi term; systems. mechanic on duty. martes. 7 de enero de 1992 pickllPB, 1987 NC, automatic, Cola soda machines, also 3. One Trustee for a two year entre las horas de las 8:00 Three miles east of track, 378 jukeboxes, signs and advertis CIDLD CARE ~ In ~y home. New term. dual t.anks, new tires. $5,500. 8110. 17-B-I4-tfc . AM. y las 5:00 P.M. 1986 Super Cab, air, automatic, ·mg.602-981-7562 M-B-63-6tp born and toddlers welcome. C. Precincts three (3) and twelve H. Se ham un record de los votos crwBe, tilt. dual tanks. $5,400. HUMANE SOCIETY - Kits N' Snacks and lunch provided. 16 (12) are consolidated for the regular de los electores municipales Uoth nice and clean, 626-1167 Kaboodles Thrift Shop has years experience. 378-4388 18-E municipal election: califiClidos enmaquinas paia __ Roswell 28-G-68-1tp moved to larger quarters: 629 66-4tp D. The following location is votar.· 19M 4X4 CHEVROLET - 3/4 ton Sudderth (next to Arbys; white MOTHER OF TWO - Looking for designated as the Polling Place for Adoptada y aprobada este dia stucco bnilding in rear), 257 CATI'LE BARON"':' Restaurant !lathed, new tires, brakes and has openings for cooks and serv three children ages 2 yrs, or the conduct of the fegular 2th de Novembre de 1992. '. 5463. Open Wednesday, Thurs- older. Babysit in my home, I will municipal election; " IfllLaVoone Addy, Alealue more. Very good condition. . day, Friday, Saturday. 12 p.m.-4 ers. Apply in' person, weekdays $2750. 336-4978 16-D-68-4te from 2 to 5 p.m. 18-C-97-tfc provide a schedule of exercise, 1. Voters in consolidated Dafe; p.m. Lots more odds and ends, reading and quite time. plus precincts three (3) and twelve IslMauriee Gudfel, including furniture. Come and NOW ACCEPTING - applications (12) shall vote at the Lincoln for bus persons and dehvery per meals and plenty of TLC. Call EscribanoMumeipal browse. Also, don't forget us if Lynn Hudson, 257-6717 even County Fair Building, 101 W. ee: CountyClerk you have any serviceable soDS. Apply Pizza Hut, both loca Fifth Street, Capitan, New tions. M-P-23-tfc ings. Would also consider nights Secretary ofState household items for d·JDation. If and weekends. 45-H-66-3tp Mexico. Legal '7794 2T(12)9,2W you could volunteer a few hours CHOIR DIRECTOR - First Chris E. Voters in the absent voter a week, please call 257-7661 or tian Church of Ruidoso. Mail precinct will vote at the office oHhe FREE 30 DAY LEGALNOTICE 257-5463. H-67-tfnc resume to P.O. Box. 820, Village Clerk, 114 Lincoln Avenue. TWELFtH JUDICIAL WARRANTY Ruidoso, NM. 88345 or bring to Capitan, New Mexico. DISTRICT COURT FINANCING WITH Church office at 1211 Hull Rd. F. Persons desiring to register to COUNTY OF LINCOLN Com.puter CoDSultlng Call for further information and FIREWOOD - Juniper, Cedar, vote at the :re~ar municiPal elec ONLY $195 DOWN & Training STATE OF NEW MEXICO appointment. 33-C-65-6te Pinon, Pine, Apple. Seasoned, tion. must register with the County JONE~afnf:i~ U~ED ~){4~TRU~KSI Large SelecdoD OfShareware LIVE-IN - Houl$ekeeper wanted. stove cuts a"ailable all year, Clerk of Lincoln County not later LAURAL t At $B/ProgrBm Dlslr:otte. 257-5966. M-W-35-tfc than Tuesday, February 4, 1992 at '87Chevy Pickup CoDlputer ElolutloDS Room and board and $75.00 per VII. week. 257-7584 M-R-66-4tp PREMnJM SEASONED ~ fire 5:00 P,M.• the date on which the SAMUEL A. JONES, 3/4 Ion. 4x4. greal s,hape 257-7689 County Clerk will close registmtion BABYSITfER NEEDED - In my wood. Cord, 1/2 cord, 1/4 cord, Defendant. '91 Explorer home for part-time work. 1/8 cord lots. 257-3005. books. Cause No. CV-91·186 4 JC4, like new. Save Ihousands THRIFT SHOP - Hospital Auxilc MCNisalAE. M-U-36-tfc G. All Declarations ofCandidacy Divisiollm liary. Open Monday through References and experience re shall be filed with the Municipal quired. Call Lynn Hudson 257 QUALITY FIREWOOD - various NOTICE OF SALE OFREAL ...... USEDCARS~J Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 140 Clerk on Tuesday. January 7. 1992 ESTA'I'£1JNDER ..... 1_._ ._ Nob Hill Drive. Telephone 257 6717 evening. 17-H-66-3tp types, lengths and amounts. between the hours of8:00 AM. and NEEDED OFFICE MANAGER Reasonable priced. Prompt, , FORECLOSUREJUDGMENT r? '86 Chevy 5-10 Blazer 7051. 17-T-97-tfnc 5:00P.M. NaTIVE is hereb'l. given tiiBt For family practice office. Must courteous delivery. Available by aUlO,4x4 REFRIGERATORS - washers, H. The casting'of votes undfilr and by virtue 0 Judgment of have experience in filing insur everyday, 505-257-2422. gualified municipal electors shan '88 Chev. Beretta dryers, dishwashers. All brands M-T-59-13tp Fbreclooure entered by the District serviced. Alfordable Appliance ance, billing and computer. Send be reeorded on votin~ macmnes;'ex Coutt ofLincoln County, New Mex Buto, low miles resume to P.O. Box 2279. JUN="'IP=ER;:-:AND""=""""C"'"E""DO'<'AR..-ii'=-:""$115. a cept for absentee voting which shall '91 Mercury Capri and Electronic Service, 257 ico. on December 4. 1991, in civil 4147. Service, not lip service. Ruidoso, New Mexico 88345 or cord, pine $100. a cord. Split, be by paper ballot. At least one convertible, low miles drop by 129 El Paso Rd. Inter delivered and stacked. Call 336 cause number CV-91-185. in the , 17-A-27-tfc votjng machine shall be used at the case of LAURA L. JONES vs. views will be Jan. 2nd and 3rd. 7078 16-W-63-8tp polling place for the consolidated WELDED PIPE barbeque Starting date Jan. 6th. 39-C-67 SAMUEL A JONES, Samuel A FIREWOOD - Cedar, pinon, Jones beinll the defendant, the -~~;~~6~~s~J cooker, $50, 257-2818 3te ~mn AND APPROVED' 17-T-45-tfnc juniper, oak, pine seasoned. under-signed will offer for sale at '91 Lincoln ContInental stove cuts availl1ble. 257-5966 M this 18thday ofNovember. 1991. public auction and sell tD the high [ EXERCISE EQUIPMENT - GYM W-66-tfc . Legal '7815 It(12)23 & Town Cars (4) 44. \Vod, Wanted est bidder for cash at the front I PAC 1,000DP Leg extension and PINON/JUNIPER - $115. cord entrance ofthe Municipal Building. 'ow miles. save $10.000 butterfly, weights included. 378 picked up, $145. delivered. Pine LEGAL NOTICE Village of Ruidoso, County of Lin 1991 Aerostar Vans (3) 4655 M-R-61-8te HOME REPAIRS - Carpentry, :ji90. cord picked up. $115. E1.ECTfON RESOLUTION coln. New Mexico on the 11thday of ex. length. 4x4, save $4500 BRING YOUR FAMILY - Out to drywall, painting, roofing, delivered. Half cords. 336 VILLAGE OF RUIDOSO February. 1992 at 9:00 a.m.• all Monte's Farms, Glencoe, Naw siding, glaziSif masonry. Rea 4524 18-P-67-5te DOWNS, NEWMEXICO rights of the defendant Samuel A Mexico to cut your own Christ sonable, Mr. Fixit. 257-6357 M Resolueion Num. 91-12 Jones to the following described L-59-11tp PINEIFIR - Mixed $85. cord. mas Tree. Discounts given for Delivered, stacked. Halves, SEA RESULTO POR EL real prol'ert.Y located in Lincoln children and senior citizens. Call quarters also. Fast Friendly Ser COERPO GOBERNANTE DE LA County. New Mexico; 378-5482 Or 378-8237 for direo J. F. CONSTRUCTION, vicel 257-6175 M-H-67-2tp ALDEA RUIDOSO DOWNS, Lots Thirty-eigbt(38) and THROUGHBRED COLT - .I!:x tiona. 28-T-63-tfnc INC. NEWMEXICO QUE: ThUty-nine (39)~ock1. : 1<. l:~" ','''' \1,1 • Hnlltl. ,i .• nd In .. l,,'{j QUALITY SEASONED FlRE- cellent racing blood lines. ,Nine BUNK BEDS - Desk', wood burn A Una eleecion municipal MORRIS SUBDiViSION, ('ornmPfdHI k H('c;id('ntl£ll WOOD - Juniper, Cedar, months old. 258-3211 or 354 ing stoves, com stoves. Swap regular pam Ie eleccion de .Capitan, Lincoln County, New 4238 ask for Andree. m-t-60-tfc ("nn..,tturlion Pinon, Oak. Delivered or you o6Ciales municipales se llevara MWdco; . Mart. 378-8439. M-8-65-6tp :\("\1.' Cnn<.,(ruction. ;\ddlliol1<; pick up. Different cuts available. H.'('mod("nn~. J)f't'!< a cabo el3 de mano de 1992. Notice is further given that the Rt,ptdr .... Reasonable prices, Preston SWAP MART OPEN - Thursday, Roofil1~. :-.1H~onry. Lugares de votacion estaran court directed foreclosure of the Stone, 1-505-354-2356. 20-8-67 Friday, and Saturday. 10-4. Sun stH'{'(nH k H,ppnir, Ino;urall<:f' \\'ork abiertas al publico entre las mortgage on the Property and that 13tp FOR SALE - Two female and one day 10-2,378-8439 or 378-4794. :"10 Joh 1'00 Sn··~lI horns de las 8:00 AM. y las the amounts to be realized at said ARC registered Yorkshire Ter BUY-SELL-TRADE. M-8-65-4tp _. :"io .Job Too Larg(' 7:00P.M. sale from the Property, with inter ricr$ Ready for Chrisbnas. 623- FENCING - Alll;ypes chain, wood, Q!Hdlll, \\".;. 111 \\nTJ. fol1fl'Ullfll'd Legal Notices B. Enla eleccion municipal est calculated tD ute ofsale, are as ,ORO M-G-66-4tp rail, repairs. -Call now 378 257-7818 regular. indivdous seran follows: 4391 M"S-65-4te Principal Balance $8.900.00 YORKSHIRE TERRIERS LEGALNOTICE elegidos pam ocupado los Several grown dogs, Welsh Ter HOUGH - Front end foader all The Plsnning and Zoning Com siguientes cargos electivos: Interestto date December 6, 46. 199L $2,679..30 TOPTS. takmg deposi~. Ready wheel drive, 67 Dodge flatbed Sen'ices . mission of the Village of Ruidoso 1. UnaAlcalde pur un termino Jan 10th $450. Call Cathy 354 =£~ camper for small truck, will hold a re~ meeting on Jan de cuatro anos. Costs $76.00 4219 M-G-67-2tp tove, waterbed, chain saw, 2. UnFidU,ciarlo par untermino Attomey's Fees $1,150.00 TELEPHONE BUSINESS - Sys uary 6, 1992 at Villagll Hall. 313 cua~ ~o~ ~ ~lL5f~~.~() shotgun, 30.06. 22 rifle. 257 Cree Meadows Drive. The meeting de anos. 5966 M-W-66-tfc tems. Sales. service, repair all 3. UnFiduciario par u termino In addition th6ft!to there will be systems. Commumcations will begin at 6:00 1.!.JD. The PUl'l."!Be accruing interest, and costs ofpub ~- CAROUSEL - Baby crib perfect of the meeting will be to comnder de cuatro anos. Specialties, License #30421, 257 4. UnJuez Municipal par ~ lication ofthis Notice. and the Spe AT JOYCKS - Furniture Barn, for Grandma's house. Perfect 2860. M-C-65-tfc Case # PV92-001 a variance re condition. With sheets and ao quest for the following d~cribed termino de cuatro anos. cial Master's Fee fur.ed by the Court we have a large inventory ofrea· CHECK STATE FARM - lnsm C. PrecintD 11 son consolidados inthe amount of$200.00. sonably priced furniture and ap cessories.258-3118 M-D-66-tfc property: ance rates. Your best buy. 510 Lot 7. Block 24. Town & pam la eleccion Jliunicipal The terms of this sale are that pliancfil$. Open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 6 MAKE GREAT CHRISTMAS Mechem, 257-5366, Greg Carey regular. the purchaser must pay cash at the days a week, We buy. sell and GIFTS - Exercise equipment, Country Sd. Unit 2 Ruidoso, Agency. M-S-l01-tfc Linooln County, NewMexico. D. Las siguintes localidades son time the Property is sbuck off to , trade. 650 Sudderth. 257-7575. Nautilus back and stomach ma desinades oomo locales para that I. 3Q-C-77-tfc FREE ESTIMATES - in shop. By order of the PLANNING & hi:m, except the LAURA chine $275. each or both $500. TVs. VCRs, stereos. Alfordable votar para llevar a cabo la JONES may bid all or any part of Back-rite, back-swing $150. All ZONINGCOMMI~ON. THREE SETS -- ofcoffee and end Appliance and Electronic Ser IS/Cleatus R. Richards eleecion mumcipalregular: itsjudgment, plusinterest. tables. Three queen sofa equipment very good condition. vice, 1925 Sudderth, 257-4147. 1. Los votantes en el PrecintD 11 Also complete portable video Pia=-AdmbJistrator Witness my hand this 6th day of sleepers. One dining set with Service, no lip service. '78181T(12)28 votaranenSeniorCitizen December, 1991. four chairs. 258-5252. Ask for recording system $275, O.B,O. 19-A-27-tfc CenteronIDghway 70. Sofie. . 20-S-61-tfc any Or alll 115 Meander or call Ruidoso Downs, Ne Mexico. - lsiTina Sanchez, ASPEN AIRE CARPET CARE LBGALNOTICE SpecialMaster 15 rUBIC FOOT - Upright free 257-6757 anytime. 41-K..664tp- E. Votantes en ill precinto de R-2tp ,. )fOlD' carpet and upholstery ELECTIONRESOL1JTION .vol:antes absllIltistas votaxan Legal'78054t(0)16028,80(I)8 zer. $150 257-9362 days M-B-63. cleaning professionals. Call foi: tfc FOR SALE - Franklin Stove like free estimate, 257-7714. TOP OF THE LINE - Kenmore newl 258-3574 after 3 p.m. or M-A-9-tfc I?ecyclin~! water softner. One year old. leave message. M-C-67-4tc-R-2te Let-'s Talk JUST ARRIVED - More Christ,.: SHARPENING - Chain Saws, Works great. 336-8447 M-B-68 Mower repair. McCullough 2tp mas garland and trees at Jao Did you know ·that aIJ;I1ost50% of everything ~ our laJid8.us is PAPER? que'sl 1407 Sudderth Dr. 257- Dealer, Pro-Service, 257-5479. 7899 M.J-67-2te M·P·18te wm WAST!: IT'l F~rthe UNIQUE CHRISTMAS GIFT HAVING COMPANY - Newspaper • Cardboard • Computer & Office Paper holidays no time to clean. ~t "WINTER MOON" - Second Edt IDEAS - Protect yom COM Drop it oft" at the Recycling Center in .Ruidoso DownsI PU'l'ER from dust and dirt. Call Betty's Janitorial do the worklor tion by Bruce McElya now avail you. With our twenty-four years able at Travis Gallery 2342 Sud 257·6815 to order custom quality . Jf:ll"'. IJsr cloth dust covers. 20-M·67-2tp of~erienceyou can't_go wrong. The Ruidoso News • Capitan School • Tory's Print Shop • American 0X)'I/en Co. derth Drive. 257-7060. 16-t-63- Licensed, I:nsi:aed and Bonded. 9tc Lincoln County Medical Center. Don Victor's Restaurant .0 Nob Hill School ~-- 378-5430. 32-j4;l0-tte West Winds Lodge &: Condos • Sill Pippin Real Estate • Cree M,eadows Golf Course . CEIiAMIC AND FLOOR "TILE Alto Lakes Golf &: Country Club • Texas.New Mexico PoWer Co • Inncreclible . .. S AD T Painting.~.~...... t(l~·l1itll . -~, . - . '~.';W'~.'. ., ,t;."'..,.,jE,wt!, '-~ .' ...• ., .. J atHitftactlv~ bSdt~m, ~jl.'\'ta;I!IAeg".p'_···. !!lUl.f f>11~ ·:·N"ew,i~f)tJ""""'';''W.J)1: 1PI?()13~..ul:" wishes to lease or house sit a .'. ing, .n,Fereiices;'Pirie" 'h:lIMte . Jf:ll'" lJS IN 1l!!f£"Y€U/lllf; 2 bath homeforlongterm. Covefedp~tking;gils·hjaf; rakinR~. 257·5799 M:"JC,;~~tp", LincohiOouri:ty Solid Waste Authority Reeyclintr Center· ,.pavedaccess.,eartla.llyfurnished orunfurnished,fire 2nd &I{~rri,s (behind Pappy's Diner) • 378-:469'1 ". pr~c~ ,- . ..~.,.. , . .' ·jf.4 Ji'ridsy S. Saturday .. , and maldr apt:)lli1.!"ces.are basic requirements. . 6·" 6A ~. '.' .. 'We ~u!Y' - 7'ak .,: ,;;Wqbftf.,t:Oft$id~~.. f'fl91EJ",~paCe twor Idngerla~ it the ~ .A1~m"~~/um.. ',"~.', -.;~ , '. ... •.' I). , ", .•,...... : ' ' " ' 1·'•.e.,.'t.··. .,c.:;"pt'·.....·.. t;..g IS,.,righi.",.../;...... ··'rtn.'ru./·"-': :~.' ~ ~", " ,'. '.':' ..' .- .'. .' .. ~.·~1~.· ~~ ~,~~.7"" '.. "IS.•. ..'>·,'.' ..i".:.:...·:·,;....·.·.';w...... , "-'I ••• ., ...,..." ;Ot.Sandra Davis"Work 257-7555 • Home:.25S.":4113 , -,_...... , ,.,. --' ., ., IT MA'KES .. 'W...... "'*"n1l'J):mJ.l'J1lUNC....r" .. ,.·\.; .:/!:.:.•..•...' '" , -._.~,.,_ _':_~"_""~('_Y_:'_""_"' ~--' ;~ ...... _- --"--. _. .•- •. - .. - ", ,•.. c••.... __ . .•• ,. "';'.trll!"!---,-•.•,iIlI'' .,'_- __ __ ••,',' ," ...- .. ~ " -"r~i.\ •. -.. • . ,..~. ".•··s;··.. ,: .'"",}~~.,;, . . ""~". . . - - - . ~ - - -- - ~------~ ...... --- .....- r-' ,.....-.. ,..... --. __. -- _-__ __'...... ,,"" • - • Monday. December 23. 1991 'Tile ""Idollo NewlI' 58 . LEGAL NOTICE G. All Declarations ofCandidacy deceased, her un1QJ~heirIl. Lincoln County, March 26, 1925; de cuatro snoB. EI.ECTlONBESQLVJ'ION IIha11 he fiI~ with the Defendants. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that un- 2. Un Fiduciario por untermino (sfJanStarnes, VlLLAGEOF-ltUJP;OSO Municipal ClerkonTuellday, ,_ CV-91-24lJ lesB you enter your appearance or de cuatroanOB. ElIcribanaMUDiclpal DOWNS, NEWMI!:XlCO JIlD::f 7, 1992 between the Divisionm file pleadings herein'on or before 3. Un Fiduciario por untermino Legal f'1816 U(12)23 ResoJDtioQ, ~.el·U ho 8:00AM. and 5:00 NOTICE OF January 27, 1991, the plaintiffwill de dOB snoB. _ I BE IT RESOLWR BY utE ID'Il 0 • • PENDENlft'OF SUIT make al?Plication to the Court for a· C. Los electoraleB treB (3) Ydoce I GOVERNING BODY OF TIlE H~~~ofvotellby TO: OPAL WJNGFlEI.D Decree by Default, ai1d Decree by (12) Bon consolidados para la elee- LEGAL NOTICE . VILLAGE OF' RUIDOSO qualified municipal electors BOWERS and DEU.A. WING- Default will be rendered against . cion municipal rellUlar. NOTICE OF PlIBLlCBEARING 1 DOWNS,NEwMEXICO THAT: . Shall he neordedon voting ::ased,.DB'ALE,their uulf,,~1'm:; you as prayed for inthe come1a4lt. D. Las Iliguienf.eslocalidadeB BOn A A ~ mllnicipal election chin . The name of the Plaintift'B at- designadaB como IocaleB par Yotar The Lincoln County Road for the election ofmunicipal ~~. AND APPROVED MARJE L. WALTON ifllviD.g, if tomey. iB HAWTHORNE & HAW- para llevar a cabo la eletc:ion Review Committee has received a oftieers lIball be heldonMtm:h :L 1 deeea8ed, her _Imo_ lieirsl THORNE, P.A., Riebard A Haw- municipal regular: petition to open a road located ap 3, 1992. PolIlIwll.l ~!l at8:00 thilI26thoay ofNov.ember, 991. FRANCES MONTAGUE,tt thome, and whoBe addreBS is 1221 1. LosvotanteB en lOB PneintoB proximately 4.6 milell South ofTin AM. and close at7:00 P.M. jslLaV'oDJJ.e AddY, Mayor llviDg, if deceased. her un- Mechem, Suite 1, Ruidoso, New tres (3) y dace (12) votaran en Die by Alberto G. Montez. The Road B. Attherei:·.. municipal .~_ "_d_l bown heirs; A.lL TREAT aod Mexico 88346. . Lincoln County Fair Buil~, Review Committee viewed the road election, onlIlI'hallhe "._-...""'Ii.... SAU..IE IL TREAT husbBud WITNESS mI band and seal of 101 W. 5thStreet, enCapitan, onDecember 10, 1991: elecfed tAt . the followiJlJ Clerk - ami wife, if1ivhIg, ii deceailed,· the District Court of Lincoln New Mexico. All partieB in interest are hereby V'" ('I~''''''',. notii'iea pursuant to Section 67-6-9, elec:tion. ~...... ,...... 11: 8ecrcltariofClCI'tlOunty ClerkState their on- .....0_ heirs,' w.u. ~"""'J' New Mexico this· 21st day E. ViotanteB en los prec:into elee- 1.~.Mayorfor ::e..3n~l=C:Sll=·':i J:,UlJ~~B== N.M.S.A: 1978 Compilation, a pub a t'oury.. . I.ep! f'1fDll JT(d)9,,29 ofNovember, lS:iwargo Lindsay, :all:,:::::OB lic hearing will be held on January 14, 1991, at 9:00 am, at the Man 2'~::i.'husteeforafouryear'.I!!"~j~ltj;;n~ DIsm:~8&"'~~ mu;,~ personaB que deBeen ager'1I Office, Lincoln County Court 3. Onll ~:for a four~ar . ~~ J.iviDg, and ifdeee8lltld, tier un- NJ!:W MEXICO regilltrarBe para Yotar enla eletc:ion house, Carrizozo, New Mexico. Any I tetm . mown hells aod TIlE UN- Byl/tillEUzabethLlIeras, municipal regular, tienen que one wha hall any interest in the • 4. Oe J~getora DT~gJRT KNOWN .~PR3&.s~ DEPUTYCOttltTCLE8.'8: d:ttrarBe con la EBribana ael con- road petition may come ai1d voice MUDieipal their concems. After the hearing C. =:Ii·~·;»Jlllbli!lated for t1 LINCOLN OOltNTr· =:E~~ Legal '7'195 4t(1I)9,l6,23,30 marte~~~nht:.o~Bl=:rl:~ the Road Review Committee will th6rerilarmIWISIiiil.iilecl;ilDi. ST.t\TaOPNEWMlllB:ICO GJUllETINGSz 'YOU ARE 6:00 P.M., la feeha en que la Es- give their repol;t to the Lincoln D. T1leto1lo~Iei$~6J!'~' . ....1':'& StJMAltq'~ CHARLES II£lU!lBY N~ that tb9re ribana del Condado cerrara loB County COJDJDlBllioners during their ~'t;l!!'l,! '. RIa~ LCOO"aodB~T. ROB- has ~n ~strict Court 91-16 libroll de re~. meeting the same d&,-. dellitt:ted fiI(l4 in..t¥ RESOW:O=_ Isf W.J. Rawlins ~.mci=~" ~~o~~mr'ea~:ep;ra~~~ EL~Jg~"t-:~~B:sLO ca:ci~e:7:c:ili:::a la~.?t Chairman ."., ...... ' Plaintiff; LegiIJ. ''1819 2t(12)23,26 . 1. V'otllru..~ctll,J,:Ilillm.4tWINGFIEJ..n BOWERS w~ Mary E. Suman is the DE CAPITAN Escribana Municipal el martes, 7 ~tbatthe ~CI~ _J):Rtif.'W.tbt~~· l'laintilf IlI1d you are the SEA RESUELTO por el cuerpo de enem de 1992 entre las horll/J de E:t*:II::'··~·>.P~~a·~,i~~=.U:~:~r:::=::;a:: ::!,t~~~:;J: ~~~ofdllt,f:hl¥"<"'~• .na,,~~ .'. . said tlUitillf.O qW,ill; tim 6f'thefot· ,h... ·la el~ de otic:iales ca1iticac1ollOD maqu.inas para votar . '~,'~~~b':ol_l]ij":'e'r~i~~~~P It,· ·.=~I~~.~,6t1&&whorasclelas 8:00 Mot y ~~~c:ion para los prec:incto . ~~:~1;Y((til:'~,~O:~:'»;.i;?·'~::3.·:~7w,,',w~m ·i· •~J)lVts,m:tJ, Ruidoso,.- las:'lfnt»..M'ei~oD-m\lllicipaltelJll.·.·.· . AJj()PTADA Y APROBADA este _~'!q~.. ~~':. ~2== "=:--;c.r.= ~':', ~ ~ .' . .' ,-,;..: ...... _. . ',... " -' ...... ,- .. ~ • . ... • " , , . : . . , \ "~ \ , . - .; ~'" 68 I The Ruidoso News I Monday, December 23, 1991 Iij( Please Limit Yourself To One So That All families May Purchase AHam At This Price. No A~ditional Purchase Dubuque Necessaryo oe one ess ams ,I . , I I 95% Fat Free I' I I COMPLETE ,I I TV LISTINGS , FOR THE AREA Television Schedule For Happy The Week Of December 23 Through December 29 Holidays CHANNEL LISTINGS to All of 2 Sports Network ESPN ' 3 Portales, NM PBS KNEW 4 Albuquerque, NM NBC KOB HBO Our Deer 5 Home Box Office 6 cable News Network . CNN 7 American Movie Classic AMC 8 Atlanta, GA I IND WTBS Friends 9 Albuquerque, NM ABC KOAT 10 Roswell, NM CBS KBIM 11 Local· Digital LOCAL 12 Chicago, IL tNO WGN 13 Discovery DISC 14 Nashville TNN 15 CBN Cable Network CBN 16 CNN Headline CNNHEAD 17 Musicrv MTV 18 New York, NY INO WOR 19 The Weather Channel TWe 20 Albuquerque, NM INO KGSW 22 Disney DISN 23 Turner Network TV TNT 24 USA Network USA • Graduate of 7exas Chiropractic CoUege, OFFICE HOURS Houston, fttas CIH Mon.-Thurs.9AM-1PM .New Mexico and'Iexas Licenses • (Call for afternoon appointment). . 445 Mechem Drive Sugar 257-7555 Located between Sears and Emergency after hours: Casa Blanca Restaurant t' " 258-4113 X·Rays not required on first visit! .,o '1, .Weekends and Evenings pure cane ~. I UTflA flN£ GRAHl/LAfEO ~I, ; sugar :;1 .' , . • > 1 •• ' .... , ' TtJe Ruidoso News I Page 2' I I r r ~ ,r ,r .MORNING, ,r , ,r ,~ ,r , ~ , r t , r ,r f ,~ , r r , , AfTrRNOON r r , r • , • ADVIRI. I r , and , , aleH YOUR ,r , PROFITS ,r .RO I , 257·400'1 ,r • , • , , . ..'. , r ~', . ', , , ",,', ,. .." ". '.. .. '.,,' ,,' . ," . ,,"r.. : '--,"":"!' __ .. "~ ,"",,"':';' '.',0'. ------~.~- The Rulcloso New.' Page 3 6:30 (2) NFL MDftlIIV Nlgllt MlpzIH hOlise on IInll$tm8S t:vll, WJl8f helps mother wtlh an &:-vear-old chlld str\JlKltes him hoW Ine would havll' ~n wI1hout him. 6:35(1) HIlA IIlkItbt" Atlanta tlawks at New malntaln the Christmas spirit. (Animated) against tho hardships of pHmltive raJlcfi lne, _s Stmrt, Donna RBBrt. LioII,{ . JerseY Nets III 8:00(J) CART Va, II ..... SUSlll HaywIrd, Stephen 80yfJ (1959) l1at1tmiIre (1946) i - ---.. (J) Grllt PtdIImlllCll 1:00(I) MOVIE:,.,.,. Popevuearches for his III fn X I -'.' lVENING \ -r II) Spolia T__ " 'father In the town of SWeethaven. RobIn 9 eM.tm.. M.m."'" WIlli Stevl MORNING ~~ W._ Classical and populI(. Christmas ! ""', WilliamS, SIre/lty Duval/ (198/1) , songs, Including latll Snow anQ PastThree 8:00'(2) NFL MlIIIIII' HIIId M.1cIl-1f!. - 'I!'" lit .,. 8:00 (2) 8POrt&CIIItr ~poIIaC.1Ir ~ ~~.=-ltmHtur O'Clock. 6:00 0 sallrt .... IWLI_ Ballll' and the III MOVIE: "",.II III _ fIuIIIl g RII TIll 111, K-9 Cop 1:1 . ""' w ... .,., ' tB H_ 'III e hit A publlC-relati\llla, man attempts to lo~nD tIlI._._ l\l) BIll of SlIlInllV NIgJii'"L/vlt ' 1:00 (!l MOVIE: ut••Fa"'" A but (I) MOVIE: Bat\ItlUlct Two spirits call an Boys. ClintBlack, itT. DsUn, Paul Overstreet climb the ~~ladd~ lMhllll tlVinu to \Ill eccenlJlc father compl)eates the lives of his evil-mInded ghost to help them scare away and ,Restle$ll tleart celebrate ChHstmas. flnd salls,.lri 'IiIs htime Ine. 6IIfJofY a_ . son~ In tum-of·the·centuJY "ew York. the unwanted new owners of theIr home, G .....a Peck. .1BnfIlffr _ (195&) ClF"~ ~ Wl/fflll1l Powell. tl8ll8 DufI./IB (1947) D_ MfchHl KBaton..Geena Davis, CathBfiIlB C""IIIlII' 1:05(1) MOVIE: AI late..... All unusual 1:00CIl MOVIE: S.,.dIItId When the police ~~=. all r:.'= D NIgIIt llfort ChdsImI." C.... and the FBI reach astal8mate, lasl 'will : .... AAm-12 romance blossoms between two college FaIIvaI . the resort IIJatIHT..II UI E;I I Is to call In the second S~_psychlc lIZ MlM .. MIIIIc FIv8 distinguished «I A CIIIlII', C""""" II WIIa A students: a14-vear-01d male math = detective agency. 8rOIISon Pllllillllt, John composers'are Inducted Into the Songw. grandfather. prompted by his grandson's and • 19-year-old volleyball star. SSI 8:05 (I) MOVIE: AC.... S1IrJ Ie moth,r 1.AmJq1l6'" (1989) E;I rlters' Hall of Fame. Hosts: Dick Clark and anticlpa\lon 'of ChJlstmas. takes a joUnley Sue Andefsoo. I10uII AfcKlIOIl (1982) tears her son Will ,hoot h\s~ out" lIeuelll AnIta Baker. back to his boyhood to OlCPlore his own ' I:3D (I) MOVIE: 1IIt .8caWIIIIII An GIIIiIb- an P: rille for Chtlstmas. Peter B1ffinDSIB,Y, 8:00 (2l SIlIIIICIIIIr g NIIInI WIdlI feelings Pout the day. Denl/lJ/lIJrf'lGlt. ,ologlstandhlsglfllJlendlillcomemllldln Damrn McGmn. ~1nrIa PI/Ioo (1983) , .' (!l MOVIE: HIa 8111 ~ Ahot murder MI~ story In ChltNlO sets spaiIIs fly\nv for a 9 tIHlt ...... BaIllie and the GlynIs 1JfvIes. .,. a drug operatIQn InvoIvInu the CIA and the Boys, Clint Black, K.T. OsITn, PIllI Overstreet· 'atMIr*r, l1li 'WrIII .,. KGB. KetlMth Gilman. IClmbftIy BIIlte 1:30. ~~TWItIII ..---f E;I . CllIInlvlng edtt!lf. his star lBJIOf!8rand the ~ess man ehe'll tJyIng to marry. CIl)I GlInt and Held celelnte Christmas. 1:30(J) , (1988) a,..lcae.." I, 1losIJind Russell (1940) tIIl'IIlIct v_ a (I) 10:00 III MOVIE: De...... ,Apower-lllld g ...... ~ tal _ ...... C'_.'A SUl*compu\efDlolltotab_theworld. 9 ClllrfllIIIIlIII: , 111M IIIWll 8:05tilMOVlE:WIIIn...... Aflerthe all...... '• QIIIMy til, - _...... Rlc1rIIrJ EYf(, DIn BItw$tII (1957) songs I ... ChJrIIe OI/IIels sings holiday I death of her father..tlllOUn\a!RgIrIlSSIRl18S fromblsl\bllm. ' responslblUtv for her two YQIIIIlI&r sisters D Christmas SQllDS. Includk1ll Silent Ntht. tt:OO(J)...... =·__KlnneYCross I .ftII..... QWIIItat ...... I and ller VOIRl\I8l' 1Kothel'. JJl/t G/ID1son. JIll '='~FIInr Q smJlhfis (1974) : A denlIaf8 ::0==::&C:'of *,.:':Pot eaiIeta·1IkJs • a:ao[!) MOVIE: ~ , .." fImoUS =Ja~~A':mC: =~fI$CUlI~= ~ over.m1IIWyICldemvInIll""tollVll :r...sMQ • conductor who 6llSPOCJ$h1s boaU\lfUlwlfe Is love of IIIlI1Mr woman. KWtff""""'. ~lndians. StItIInD'" Ffmst ===-~.=..em: ..."'... cheating on him rItaIIIleS wIIb , s\aj)at\ck _ ~. 60Idit HiIlfD (1969) TucItIr. BIdJIn ItIsII (1952) Co SDOII (1981) , ' t:a511l11111 symphony of t'lKI\IIIC8 and.1eaIousY.1JJtIft ...... T...uaQ ~ CD MOe 1111 ,... DIll An 7:00(2) ...... all .....,...... (J) A church mouse and • Mm. fiIs/ISSJI KIns1d (11l84) - 1:30(2) ....Till 1:40(1) upper.cJass' WOllIM. deiplIIhIr fffrIlIY's Q ~ boy t*t of "" stoIY of Silent 10:00111MOVlE:nnelrM...A.fter22yurs. I!)WItIII ..FIrIIIIf" 10:001!) W a Niwa wlshel, marries an Impoverished .rt NlQIIt. HoSt l.yflIl ~ , a man loses his job u a navaJ c:IMk In til ~Ii.,. (I)...... teacher• ...", 0'Hlfl. IJInI AnttrfIs Washington becluse of I1IQd COIIIIIUIlst a>nfIJ= ties. RJy MlllInd, ".F«/i (1957) ~ ~.w. :'== lit 8IIlIII Classic ==...... F*Arl IowIfamlfIIIIIIy -If. I " .....1 Ult A o MOVIE: 1111 GlIa....AIdelI by her Chrlstmll songs. IncIudInQ Silent NIght. til...... lin spend..__IIthe_tW." m'=small-town faihn ~sulclde kleptomanIaC fairy aOdrnother, .lIIIst(eated SwoetllabY Jesus IIld WIIitI Christmas. GIl CNN!i: ..... CrIJn.1JInI ArHhws (1945) until a~ qal aPPears and shows girl disguises hefie1f u a cook ...sneaks C1"l8CU~, _. 11:G&\I) MOVIE: 1111 ...... ' AfOllllllr. lIIm,how life _lIIVd ll1In wllhout him. Inlo the palace ball, LlSlil CIRJfr. Afk:hIf/ JtmIS ...,.,. Donna ReId. I:JtrIIf WlId/IIfl(1l!5S) :=:- .. Q '0'Ii ,. ,., I 0lIlIIII aunsllnger 18 oojustly /1IIllI8d b!Jt reIImS to t.s,~c:::~'=1r·SfM :r:'~.l. 18:15(1) ~Wll:IJIIlI"A bOy moetIlIl FBI • MyTwi.... :==...... ' _tlIdleamsbls~.~ 8:35 dFJ IIlIII , Anaive lIlIII becomes ...natonnd gets, 11:30 (2) Hltll ~HtI Fltlhl Texas 5A a,""_'1~ SOvIet gs.S/.I'O/t/tIiRlwr PfIOIII1X 7:00 (J) 1IIt GIfIIIIIH Into deep lIlIUble with • IbIrp )JoI1IlCIIn. ChampIOnship (T) g..... ,- (1988) .,. " CIl WIIIIlIdDrD FIIIIIr MtvII g Jamf$ Stewart. Jean AIIhur. CIaudt}1:1lIIS a-...... CIIdaIIlIII Clef VInce 11:0000 AIM ...... Wrap-up show. I!) MOVIE: NBC __••1 l1li !l939) -1IrIIIW- AfllllNOON Gill, 'COUIlbY newcomer THsha Yearwood. all MOVIE: My SWIll Carfll Apregnant ...... Dt..."....",Alonnernun _WWF ..._ ,_, ' the U1IIted S1ltes Anny Band. Q woman and ablack man on the lUll meet In til flIIIl' IIftIIII MjatIl1a becom8Sthegovemessto$8Vellchildrenln 10005dFJ .....bUcI , 2:00 MOVIE: PackIIlI."i1nclll A 9 ...... a vacaled house IIld work together for AustrIa prior to World Warll.JI1I1Anfbws. 10:10 (I)MOVlE: PrIlIIllr2 Adllldly allen hunter 1 ~ vendor disguises ,herself u aso: survival. AI FIHlnan Jr., FonI RlJIl6Y ChrlSI~r Plummer, Ete.nor PlJIcer lltllksbuman victims In 1997lClS Ange\8$, matron to Impress her vlsIIInD daughter; • NIw Y. 11 111M ItInIII elllt (1970) (1~t."'_ IIIIM , and agroup of pOlice officers trIeS to deStroy frank CIpra directs. Bette I1IVfs, Glenn FonI IIJ WIIIIJIr WllIcIl 11:05 til MOVIE: 1111 CII.,.. ., FIa..RI'IIr (J) ...... It. f!a!1nLGJover, Bill Paxtm. RuIJell Blades (1961) CD MOVIE: C*, MIll 0It, W....Azany (1990) .,. D MdVIE:1III...lIInITwo smallchildren • MOVIE: am. SCrooge, • miserablo Cavalrymen rescue two women from man who demands payment Ioan$ even Indians, which soon {lSults In an uprising. psych'-lJIS\ takes. 01\ an assortment of 10:30 (2) NFL'. Grullll...... have uerles of advent1ns in th8Ir queS\for 0' ~ on Chrlstmu. Is v1s11ed liy throe splrits of Guy MadfStll. FrInk Lov6/OY (1953) patients who don t know what real (J) ..II ... ca.,.. AncIent pIcIo- the bluebird of h_ss. EJilIbeth Tayb', ChHstmas. NbMt FlnMY. AlfC Gufnness. 11:30 (!l MOVIE: 1111 TIIIIIII hili Areporter }:b=/::f19~nger!:lloQeIs. o.vld Niven. araPhs paln\lld on the walls 0' SOUthwest Ava,6ItrkIer (1976) Edllh Evans (1970) worklnll 011 acrime-lnvestlllation COIl\mlttee (J) ABC MIIUv fIItHI Q teXasCBllyonscarv~bVthePeeoamalalUP 1:OD(I) MOVIE: DkIJ 0....Agirl comes of D 1IIt III...... Qd1111111Ile learns the chalrman's father has syndicate all EVlllllIUdt one of the greatest treasures of prehistoric age during her family's sulilmer vacation In Sandman takes • boY to visit santa ClaUs at connecllons; William fflJ/den. Edmond III...... Rtally I.. ClHlOuestions art._ the catskills, openlllg her eyes to the ways the North Pole, only to lind I machlne haS O'BrIen (1952) aboutrelndoer tat men fiIIInglrito chimneys (!) MOVIE: C...... Passions flare of the world Jtnnfffi' Gtfy. Patrick SMyz8 taken over the workshop, (AnImated) t :::e~'rs'::W:a= .~ IICIdIII EQfIII AFTERNOON and Santa's different names ar8 = (198n a .. A / ;s~ tlammers~\rt 7:30 (2) NFL'I 8rIIIIII MIIMlIII I 'j , Now ' [I's version of BlDt's OC ==to':s=gIdl:it:s-;; (I) MOVIE: ...... A Panlsh prince Is i 12:00 (2)IHRA Dnt H•• Fall Nationals from til FIIIlIr 0-.MJa\IIfU Q Harry 81lI/OII". Dorothy IJIndt/dJI', IOU for I bel WpM M«i/OU. Sh/dly determined to seek revenoe on his uncle. B" t I '" (R) - CN" HdMH Rtwa e.J/ey (1954~ TempIt (1934) who rnunlered his fa1her and now ruIIIS IS I, oVlivl~nauldVlId"'IaItAnltallan i Haw VIIt .1 _ SllnIIt CIIII 1IZ_~YhTmAmanpursues 2:00(2) ...... king beside the boy'smotlter, the queen. MIl duke. cursed to·chant!e Into a beast every 1IDImIt' • robllIIrslntheNo JOhn~,NoI/I DMOVIE:'rIIt..., WIIIII Gibson. GJerIn etose. HeJw Bonham C1ItJr nlllhtfall,fallslnlovewlthabeau\ifUlwoman. (I) Wullltr WIICIt ' .8Nry, VIIIlI HIt/II (1934) till .... A.A. Milne's childhood fM!ISY (1~ Mark DImon, _ Tlylor (1962) • MOVIE: TIfIIIIII EIHIIMIll Mother 10:35I!)THIIId·... comes to Ine wtth WIn the Pooh, his 12:30 [!) MOVIE: RRI '" V.. UIt. CIIIdII and dllllllhter finally learn to rapect and W "nWH~.WIII"1II Q animal friends iChristoPhir Robin. ~=r=:='Q ImrII The P~1l\S gang goes to camp, cherish each other when the mother all'" " (Anlma\lld) (1977) . D 1111 CIlrIIWI BIIt Ablg-cl1Y where ChaHle B_ takes ~ In a Illdlscovers romance and the dBUOIIt*r has ,.AriIllII II.,. III MOVI~ ..... The dlUQhter 0' .. II'ChItaet falls under the spell of • arnaIl. treacherou.s raft race. (Animated) (1977) health problems. Shltfly MIcLIIIIB. J£k 100AOOMOVlE:MyF....WIIIAshllJWletked Engllshinan Ilrids heIseIf left In Africa with quaint town whIlt SlIV8VIIlD • site lor anew 1:00 (2) Off IIoH RacIIt Gold CoasI3lIlI from N/chotson. 0fbII Wlngf! (1983-1 OlCPlorer returns to cIvlllzation In time to only • pet monkey IIld • kind nativt man to IlousIng development. .k1hii I1fawr, G6mfI I~A "~'(R) Q) T. WII. .... or Om .,. attend her supposedly wiclowad husband's help her suNlve.l.JJuJs GossettJr.. MMr/IIfI Jamf$. JInf KiczmMtk (1986) lolA Y • C....__ remanialle. CIJy Gtlnt ItIIIB 0unIIB. Gall BnJo/lS (1970) ..1IO(J) GIIa\ ...... (!l fAO E: WDIIl.. 0111..... AwId_ r:30[!)MOVlE:1IItIllHllArookiecoplndhls PlItr1ck(I940) 2:30. MOVIE: AII1II .....IIIIliI Afootloose II)WIdll ..... moJllerlWith an 8-vearllld cItIld stJutlQles tough partner battle an auto-th&ft ring. 11:00 (J) NfL.. 8ruIIII...... wIdoWer Ills problems with hls 12.year-okl W Q agjlflllJthe hardships of prlmltlve ranch Ine. CIIMIfe ShHo. Clint EsshMJod. Rlul Jul" • CIl'"CIIkI Tlb son • neu.bankrupt beach hotel, I III MOVIE: CII TIIIIlIIJ MnkI ~Hayward. step/rfn Boyd (1959) (1990)0 II) _ Tift, _llvlngshowglrl and his matchmak· ...... Rlcl\mond FIGwerI Jr. IIcts 1:45 (I) MOVIE: StI...I111 ...... PInII Two III Miftf~ 0 WIdlI..... Ing siSter-In-law. Ftink SfnII1I, EdWI1rJ G. IIlIl1Y obItacIIs on his Wf/ to becomIntI a world-elass hunller and football stir, =~=~=::n: ~sa:IeChH~ 10SIIS ~=: til PIN:=" /WJIn$OII (1959) DMrnont ~ PIltllr Co)I:1tI. Tess cr~~rn. SU$III $I1Iit./MlleS, MlkJ Fanel/ sea: goes on until 'Wr'rts'L Day. 11:05: ~;:!H a.1IO~ ~ca=\ boy who n.,w (1989) tr ~MaVlE:'BI11I/tIII""'Addposed = 9 1111 AIIlIiaIQInct I :00(AnI::" tIICtlfM1IIII_PllM1IIII...... WII1del'edmyfromhlnlllageonecllyMd GIl'"CIIII WIll PalI!IIIIdIII king and a young thief have • series of 8. (J) WIIIlIIIIWs """, E;I was IIised ~. pack of wotves lItIIns all MTV'1J!td WIIIIlI ...1IIntI adVentures while~ to~~~ fIlOVlE: 1IIIv 0IIr IIITII* MaIiIrI 11 lI:30al NfL'. bIIII...... ~I=. =~ ...... ,. . princess from an 8Vl1 vizier. -. =DobemIan pinscher looks lPItY after its ' CIl LII...... s:::' 8M8c8r*Q 1JUprU (1940), promiscuous master is mutdered. JlmlsII)...... 3:31)(2),"II""GIMI"'" WIIIl 1:05 til MOVIE: 1111 ...." ...,..,..Apriest 2:00 (2) 81H1t"" WtISIIII GImer, KIthIrItIe Ross. Hal HoIbmok g 6tn111r.1III 61UI...... 4:00(J)"TIDy IIId • lUI put IIlde their dllfdlClS In an as MOVIE: ...... ,..3nI MovII: 1111 (1972) III CrIIk IIlI CUll [!) MOVE: ..,.Popeyt S8II'CheS for hIS attempt to entice a miser to donate land for RlIIIIIl Ta'" Abook salesman 1IlIo Is also • ....,"""Q .....FIIIkIII father In the town of SWIethaYen. Robin a parilchlaI school's new bti\dinQ. BiaJ an Internationally famous rabbit Introduces lIZ a HIwI I1:35WL-.l,~ , WflfilmS, Shl/1IY /JuVI/1 (1980) Crosby. In{1id 1J«tplan, HIn1Y ilJWIS I j aseries Qf c11SS1c cartllons.(1982) g AHIIIywIIt CIIdIIIlII"'" (J) ...... Q 4:30 (2)011 CIIII (1945) 3:OOal NTPA AHtar MIll...... GIl'" CIIII WIll PIt...... • VIcIIlY I.I'Ii ,... &:ODal ~ 1:30lJl NfL.. 8rIIIIII ...... J CIII"- From Rock Springs, Wyo. aJ MIV'. MIIIW.....WIll JIIII JIIrrII 12:00(J) MIcHilI~ ...... Q CDMOVlE:LHJII" DlyApennlless apple til CIIdI, Q . j (T) CI'I IIIIIMr All IIlI 1111 IlrMI CIl WMIlIwIlII .. $Iller IJQSIl u aNIhV sociaI'lle Iri order J lllMOVlE: "ABoerIeaderstruggles II1II RaoIIedY-=Ann allcJ,,~ndy til MOVE: GIIIr AITlOOIIiIllner ex-con and to impress the dIiJghtIt she hasn't seen ~ to build a new nation In therntdst of the learn of the Big BId VlOif's)lan to seal all afederallQ8nt join torcas to baItIe corrupt slnce birth. May bsotl KWn W/film ==.. J t.Q\)(J)St. 0IatCIIrIdIIII More IlIan400 voices J dangerous Zulu COllIItIY while romancing a ,of Santa's gIfts,iQ GIqOpstIck. (AnImated) polillclans, Butt ReYnolds, Mk WestlrJ. (1933) , from five choirs join for tradillonal English tempestuouSllIshlmmlgranl. Tynlltefowlrr. a MIc8rVIt' .,. W'ltl1AItlon (1976) , and SCIIIdiI\IVIIII Chris1maS carolsfrom St J Sl/saIlIfIYwInI(I955) 1:15tl1 MOVIE: FIIIt CInII A 40-year-old GJ CIIIIIIII, &:3Oal •• 8nIIIIt ...... follies Go Olaf's CoIrege In NorthfleId, Minn. E;I J dIVorcee falls for • younger man WhIle tB tlol~ 3:30'...... CIa'" l V l NIN (, ~~ J ~ MOVI~ I!) lit.E;I 'I1MI.... IIaIIrI Three I vacatJonlnu In G•• but $he mIstI his till"'. WIll'"...... ar" women break !IP their n1Dh\club slnglng act ,efforts to Cootlnue the romanci blckbOme. lIIJ ~ II)~'" J till...... • : MOVIE: _ A miserly old man :n~~{~~:!.~~=C:= 'ffg7~1mantJ· E_ NNtt. 81M Kelly : 8:00(2) NFL'. 8I'IllIIII...... J =..--- (J) MIcIIII/LIIn' 1IIWItIHr r. teams the true rIl8aninIl of Christmas lifter I • (1~)... • '., 11:30 (!) MOVIE: U.III1lt11A Blldr le"er ~ ..... CJl (iJ .... .,. belnu visited by four ~ilta. StyrnourHfcks. 4:00 lJl*,*8podaAlll!1ClK1nneyCross Itrugglea to build aIIBW nallonln thell)ldst .(I) MOVIE: TIlt 1IriII&lIIIII_ II: 1111 I10nIId CalIlmiP. fIobirt CodIfIII (1935) CO\JlItIY Cb.SblpSQ of ,th& ,dangerous Zulu COIJntrY while NIlt-'AboY.,to the magical gWllpD ~ 4i30.Qlllp ClIIt , ro¥ng a tempestuous Irish Immlglllll land of Fantasia to bltIM an evil sorceress. 9 Chrl..... MIMorin Willi SI", w:i19~r. ~HaYwd. ~ .kJna/hMI E1IintJi$i A1tXIndtI JoIHlBs, C1IIIs· WuIIIr ClWicaI and popular Christmas $:OO'W __., ' SU$III Sf Bud (1990) songs, lilcIudlntl Lellt Snow and Past Three 'WMoy!E: ,c...~p-=D: alltsllllil """.QT (I) PrllHHIn O'Clock. ::;,anCiflUUfdlOW~=(S: gc,.-:~ ~ G MOVIE: .... W.....I ute A CIS MOVIE: 11'. I W...."" UI. A " «=' .. ,'..' WMil 5:ooCJl...... ' arnall·town failure contemplates auIckIe SIilall·town lallure contlln1Plates suicide HiRlll18rQteln 11'$ 'ljjl{llorl of Bizet's 0IllI1'I. =ar-==frlends_lnahllll~ .:OIU'I~~"- 0IIItI'" Awidowed until I _1all1fl\l81 appears and shows until a guardian angel appears and shows IW1y Belafollte. IWothY QlllJdtitIM ttlll;4\ ' , . -' , \ L~, ~~~~._~.,~ • ...... , , '~""·~·~,'·'~·~r·,·,~-""·"·""""'-; -... r------.-.--- •• " ~ .., •• ,,~ ' "' ~ 'f " _ . • .. "l "* .. of 'Il .. of "" "" '" ., .,j " "" ~ <# , Of -II " , " • " ~ III ." " 'f of , of w .. 'If .. ~ >If of "" '" .. of .. ~,~ ., oj .. ,l ., oj ;4 ~ ,. . ~ ~. ~ .. .. .' ...... ' .. .. - .. - .. . " ...... - ...... '...... ' ...... ,'... - .... " . ., . .. .., .....,;.. ." '" " ,,' .. The Ruidoso News I Page 4 him how Ille would have been wIIhouI him. attempted murder in Europe. EMs PrBs/By. a> MOVIE: MIll ...... A corrupt (Animated) i.r MelIto (1981) , James StlIwart, Donna Rs6d. LiDnIII Anne'" Qq. John Williams (1967) politician hires anaive, well-meaning manto a1ltlEtli . "FnPm' lJMrymote (1946) a MOVIE: AHanl 0"'••11'" the IIrst IlIId a nationwide goodwill campalgn. GaIy 7:30 WFer lilli••firT.ara: MI_01 fir .10:35.(11 ,...... IIlJ RaD Hour COIllIdy Haur Beatles 111m takes e look at atypical da~ In t:ooper, 8aJtJIII StMwycIt (1941) , l1li 8Ip Abehind-thHcenes look at the (J) MlIIIIIIM__CIlI_Q gLM Boal the life of the Fib Four. comple18 wIIh wild aMOVJE:A.....IaCllrlRnuA film For the Boys features Il8Ito Mllller, lIII ChaIfIC ' 121 Nighl llro... Chrlalmaa Cartoo. chases and music. Paul McCIrtnBy, John country singer mats to the Smoky James Caan and director Mark Rydell. • AnHlo·trlll Q ~ Fullval (COllI Lennon, GtJotr/e HInisOIl (19641 Mountains for a qulel holld.y, but Instead W MOVIE: Slall altha U.... An airplane 11:00(1) BMW V11l1p Fall fl&1lvI\ a Murdtr. SIll WI'DII Q she becomes InvolVed With SllV8n orphans. b~ (I) r ewitch and estrange man.1JfJf1y Parton,IM manufacturer, aided af,male publisher, MOVIE: OIlIlal" I'IopIe After his 9:05 QZ Jobll OaIlYi. lid ilia MIIppala: campaigns far the presldential nllmlnatlon; brother's death, a b,oy contends with his r Chrlllm.a TlIlIllller John Donver holps the . M8/OIS (1986) Flank Capra directs. Sp6nC6( Tiley, Ksth8r· ovelWhe.lDtlng feelings ol guiltand astralned Muppets plan their Christmas show and tries 1:30 C!) NBA 8I&D1II11I Los Angeles Lakers at lne Hepburn. Viii JohIlSOll (1948)· relatl.p wIIh his parents and frIands. 10 talk MIss t'iDg~ Into pla~lng an ell. Q Los Angeles Clippers (L) (J) Wlldar 'I" Q Donald SuthBTI8IId, Mary Tyler M(J(Jf8, W MOVIE: 1111 8hr1ri1p 01 till Baltlll A 8:00 (J) l1li11 PerlOfl1lIIlCII ... Timothy HuIfOn (1980) ~ 9:30 (I) SporltiCllnlar wealth~ Austrellan woman fakes aromance Cll MOB'vtlna (I) 8...... C (I) SlIowBIz TOlIav , with a dirt-poor man til spite her father, (I) ell MOVIE: H.ra Com., III. Groom Awar 6:00 lJI SporllCltllar WIIId NaWr OJ WDrId MDIIIor , CIIBBch Marin. Emma Samms (1990) g (J) KG.... M.D. all Comndy Wblel correspondent ratumlng home with two 8:00 lD MOVIE: tllra Cam., l1li Graom Awar III A1D1l. Bowl Stanford vs. Gaoro1a Teeli at .1 B r adopted orphans must ,marry wIIhln five correspondent raturnlng home wIIh two 11Il Jab lid tha FI""I. 11:05 (J) MOlosoH days to keep them, but the girl he loves is adopted orphans must many wiIhln five Honolulu (L) . ~r:."1 about to marry another, Bing Crosby, Jane days to keep them, but the girl he loves is .2:00 lIll MOVIE: II'a. Mid Mid Mid Mad World : I,,:':. Pall . r. After Prlme nma 8...1 ~ Wyman, Fl'l!nchol Tone (1951) about to marry another. Bing Crosby, Jane Adying man I8vealS to an assorted group of seltin~ OJ7lIO C1ull WIllI Pal RDllerllln . 11:15121 MOVIE: l OllllUl III Olllrua An , !B) Chlrlle Dlnlels: ClulIlmIs nma DoWlI l\)'msn (1951) . people whel8 $350,00II is burlad, iJll M1V'I Most W.nled WIllI Jolin Norris American dancer In London pursues an SQuth CI,aIUe Daniels sings holiday sOllllS a MOViE: 111. UIIII PrlIlClll Alittle girl is into motion a mad cross-country race, .MlCGvverQ from his album. forced to enler a strict Victorian England Spancer Tiley, Milton 8BIt6 (1963) 8:05 (I)MOVJE:1h MIracII ofthalllBaA press ~sm~.GrBcc{~e~~,(~~)Ast8Jm, G8fIf/1II ~ IIlJ Bul 01 Saturd.y Nighl Uve boarding school after hor fathor dies. Shirley 3:00 W MOVIE: Silvar StJtU A""an boards e agent accompanies the body of a movie uu ~, ""~" a Slnll Cllul II Coming to TOWII The Temple. Rlch8JrI GreBnB (1939) train In Los Angeles bound fllr Chicago and queen bac~ to her hllmetllwn for burial.Alida 11:30(J)HmNIgId Ulldlle r m~sterillS and myths ol Kriss KrIngle ara 7:00 (I) Nfl', Oraltllt Moman1l 1981 encounters munlel and asexy wllman. Gene Valli, Fred MacMwray. Lee J. Cobb OJ 1111 I1lIlIIundla 01 IIlglum explored, Fred Asla/re, Mlck9y Rooney, Playoffs CI~ruh (1948) . QJ C{DQlllnd Chili , Wilder, Jill (1976) m , Keenan Wynn (I) MOVIE: Rica lor YOll' ute. C!IIIIIa 3:15lD MOVIE: Lldrrora DarApennlloss apple ~:rt. ~:" 9:50 W. Kevin Polllk: Slop With tha 1lI~1IfI 8nIWII The Peanuts gang gOBS to camp, seller poses as a wealthy socialite In order 8:30 ""'all Magulne =:'d=rrn ..,. Where Charlie Brown takeS part in a 10 impress the daughter she hasn't seen (J) _III iJ...... Q 11:35 l!)Lon Condon 10:00 , ., , , ~~.---. '. ' .••• _ .....",.. , •. _. ,. • ,,",--,.~_~._,~.,~ .•• ' ,n '~>. ·'.e·... .- . ...,~ ~, • "'_',' ".' __ '~,._' ,.,.,,-~-, .... , .. ~- ••-::" .....,,·.' •..,.l-'··':~"f"· ..~.." .. ~,..." Lon ConlllCllon . CD MOVIE: 111. Bride 01 Frlnk.uteln An 8:30 W WI" $treet Week E;J Wishing Star to tooch children about caring. 8:20 U MOVIE: Tau tha HIgl\ GIIlIld AlIarsh Cll NlghUlla D- evil sclen~st forces Dr. Frankenslaln to . !!> O.lr John ~ Voices: Maxine Miller, Pam Hyatt, Hadley drill sergeant prepares his troops for baUie • FlmJlV TIel Q create abnde for his monster. Boris Karlo", (f) ally Talk Kay. (Animated) (1986) . I1Jl ~roak Ind C I.' In Korea. Richard Widmarlr, Eiline Stewart, 12:00(1) ThOlOU\lllllltd Olgllt Emest 1beslger(1935) . , 2:15U MOVIE: Gypav Can Adrought-strfcken Karl Malden (1953) CIl MlcNIII/Llhrer NmHour 3:30 (J) Motowarld 8:35 =Th. MlkJng 01 Dllnev', Be,1ItV and th., farm couple Is forced to sell their little E;J BII" Hosl David Ogden Stiers looks behind· daughter's beloved colt to a racing stable 8:30 WWlnga t;a (I) Walldwldt Update 4:00 (2) Up Clou Holiday special. the scenlis of the animated leature about a \, 600 miles away./kInna CorooIan Wr'"'Bon'd Cll Am_n 0_" E;J II» Nalura oIlblngs 5:00 (J) SportsCalter young woman who' agrees to live wllh a I (1954) , IljU I1Jl Crook Ind Chal' IIJ CIIIII Dlnce (I) Plly bV PlIV: A Hisiory Df S rts beast to save her lalher. , 8:00 (2) SpoNClnter -. 0700 Clull WIIJI Pli Robertson Television Hosls Jim McKay, Bob C:tas, 3:00 (I) Monster Truck Chlll.nge 8:50 U MOVIE: H,f,1I ilia Marblll Apair of I, (J) S_of lIIe Clnvon Ancient picla- lIll Hal~ HDur COlIlIdy Hour Pat Summerall and others examlmi the CD MOVIE: FrI.klnlttln Abrilliant scientisl ~~lc1W~k beautiful female wresllors and their Iwo-bil becomes obsessed with creating life In his graphs painted on the wallS of Southwest : evolutio" of sports Irom lis beginning to the martager try 10 make il to the lop the hald I laboratory, only to see his dreams 'come to TeX8scanyonscarvedbythePacosmakeup . . high-tech period of today. (Pl2 of 2) waY. Peler (,alk. Vicki Frel/erlck. Laurelle ,I one of the greatest lreasures 01 pr6historie CD MOVIE: DIstrv Rldls Aglln Adeputy LBndoll (1$81) .. repellent, muroerOlIS 'fruition. Boris KarloIf. art. ' sheriff who doesn't wear guns tries to clean I Colin CfiVtl (1931) , Amarl~'ll I . (!) LA, Law a up a crime-ridden town. James Stewart 8:00 CIl P1aY!lollse..c I 3:30 (J) Be." 01 Amilim MUlcll Mlgulnl (I) In~"" lb'HfI. Marlene OletriCfl (l939) • (!) RII'onetil. OOllbti Q 4:00 (J) Thorougllbfld Olgalt (I) SpolttTfl!Ilghl llIl MOVIE: ...... a..a••dBeglna Zorro CIJ SporilTll!lglll .' ,. . III MOVIE: FII!UMstllll Abrilliant sClentisl the dashing maSked Swoldsman,' cham: W MOVIE: 111I0 !lIylBlblll MIn Relums 4:15 (I) MOVIE: Shlg, 11I1 Movie At summer's obse~ed.Y/iPl ACGused of muldering his brolher, a man end in 1963, before COllege end mamage becomes creating life In hIs 5:00 (J) SportsConter pions the people In their resistance aga,inst borrows the secrat of Invisibility to track teke hold of their lives, four giris head fOr a laboratory, onrv to sea his dreams come to 6'15"" uOVIE' Thl G ...GHI the corrupl Spanish rule of early california,. repellent, flluroerous fruition, BorIs Karfolf. • \Ll ~ , re OIl u.. room av ng Duncan R8Q8hr. EfrBm 21mbalist Jr down the real murclerer. CBdric Hardwicke, finalllll!ll at aSouth Caronna beach. PhoBbe Vincent P~ Nan Gm¥ (19401 . Cgte$, P8DB Han",h (1989) Colin Cflv8 Dwight 15 (1931) .• made his fortune In Alaska, amanrelums to (1989) , g (I) PrImel1m. LIve·' San Francisco, only to find his Uldlriend • . (!) 20/20 .,. 4:30 (J) Up ClolB II2l NIgM CoUll a . engaged to someone else. Ann Sothem, 5.30 (J) Collige "skitblll Easl Tennessee OJ Meaning ofUfll Celebrilles and others 5:00 (J) SpRCenler lDl Natural Walla Burg6SS Meredith (t937) . Stete at Xavier L offer their reflectlans on Ufe and explore Ihe CD MQVlE: Thl COCOIJHJll Ahotel owner IIJ On SIIge 8:30 CD MOVIE: Crill Croll Awoman prompls meaning of Ihe hum6n Bllperience; music by tries to get In on the Florida land boom 1m BonIertown 1:;1 a good man to take up alife 01 crime. Burt Quincy Jonas, a. . despfte various Interruptions. Grouc/IQ Marx. -lJ!l HI" lIour CoriltdV Hour LBncastef, YVOII1IB DB Carlo (1949) 6:00 CIl MlcNall/LIhrer NawaHour E;J II2l NIghl Courl '71 Harpo Marx (1929) , @lnvenUan OIILovI Boal 7:00 (I) MOVIE: IIIg Top Pa",a Pee-wee lives !!> (I) am Hawa . @ On1llge ' 5:30 (JJ ESPR'a S ra "VWllch E;1 . a quieillfe on a farm with his telklng pig, (I) MOVIE: DIrIv Dlnclng Agirl comes of =MOVIE: Th. IncredIble Mr.· umpet A Vance, until the day a bad stoim hils the age during her family's summer vacation In \Ul Bllnlartown Q •• meek bookkeeper who loves fish lumps 011 community and lands a circus in his the, Catskills, opening her "Yes to the ways lIIl Love Boat the dockat Coney Island, tums Into adolphin backyard, PelHVee Herman. Penelope Ann of the world. Jennifer Grey. Patrick Swayze . Q\I Magllum. pl. Amell~n =MOVIE: Gidget Ateenage girl, adopted as 6:00 (J) Muscle Migalloll and helps the Navy win World War II. /kin Miller (1988) E;I Jerry Orbacll (1987) 1:;1' • the mascot of some surting college boys, - CIl MacNIII/LIhrar NmHour E;I Kno(1964ttsl' Elizabeth MacRae, Jeck Weston 8:00 "" SportsCelller .(1) PrlIIIINewa gaJ~s g \&I (I) Addlma FlmHv finds romance and wisdom and !!> Cll 9IN... maturity during a long summer vacation. (I) Plav IIV Pllr. A HlltorV Df Sports ra Murda, $hl Wrot.... WMOVIE: TIll 11I1 End OtnllllAwarwldow OJ MOVIE: SWIng Shin Awoman'goes to ~.,, ".... finds romanca and new self-eslaBm after rk I d f Sandm 08e. James Da1T8n, Cliff RobartsOll TllewlllDn 8:30 (J) Chronlcl.. she befriends an ,Ix-Marine. Dorothy wo na eense plant after her husband (1959) (I) PrlmlNe.. ~ MtII. a!,!lnt McGulm, Robert Mitchum (1946) leaves to flght In World War II, Goldie Hawn, a MOVIE: ThllIdV IlHI.ra Burt Reynofds, .... II ~ g Kurt Russeil, Christine Lahlf (1984) a Mu",ar, She Wrote E;I NormI1l Fell (1970) 9 AnrlmK MuaJc Shop 8:05(1) MOVIE: The Thl1l SIDOlIn GD Arolllld 1lI Wlldlif. TIIII 11:30 (J) SportsCenlllr 1lI Hufttell III 11II Sky o MOVIE: PIllara 01 Ute Sky A liard- th. World In I Oau When adescendanl of 9 On 811ge CIJ Mon'Vlln. 90a SlIge . drinking, cynical sergeant leams to respect Phileas fogg Is challenged to matth his (If) TIlt WIIk In Rock a Ko)ak C 1m 1lII\'I My DOD the men he Is fighting wllh during en Indian ancestor s recold without spending an~ til W1uauv a... ' IIJ Blvond'tomorrow lIllllll10f b!lndly Night LIve attack. JB" ClllJrdlef. Dorothy MaIDne W8Ilt money,. the Three Stooges decide to tag QlI FIll Hou"~Q 9 Tim CDltllIdion . IIJ So You WI.I 11 Cllalf'tH Wadd Six Bond (1956)' • along. MoB Howalll. LBny Fine (19631 =KIdI, IICOfPOJII8d all Boldertown young people who exemplify the new surge lIllBlgPJcllnXmnEdlllolllnlBrvlewswllh 8:30(1) MOVIE: Olrtv O.aclllll Agirl comes of U NIA 81"'11II111 10:00 (J) Bowling . of voluntearlsm &mGllQ yOIJ\h parlitlpate in Barbre Strelsand, Nick Nolte and Martin ege during her tamlly's summer vacatlon In a JUIlIIII TI. of Us E;I !!> (I) aNm health, environmental, civic and antk:rime Short. Including clips from their movies. the catskills, opening her eyes to the ways 6:05(1) AddIma family (I) K1daltlth. HIli efforts. ..' (J) NI..Nlpt FlIIt HIIlIU 10:00 (J) Bat of NFL GIIIIt of Ute WIIk of the world. JennIfer GIlly. PatJIck Swayze 6:30!!> W11111 of FoIIIH g at g (I) Rod IIIlI Roll SlrnlllSlH (1987) E;1 (I) Addlrna ramllr (I) MOVIE: ClrrIe Awllhdrawn teenager, D KNa,1IcoqlDiI1Id living In a ramshackle house with her D NIA BakIllllD !!> (I) a Nm 10:00 III MOVIE: Tlltra Gon 11II GnIDrn Having Cll EaIerIIIIIlII" tonlllh11:;1 1411I AIIIIIlt YOIIIID CIlmIIlII.' S\IoW . made his fortune lnAlaska, aman retums to all Now II Cln 81 TIId overzealous mother, realizes $he has B .l1Id IItt T.IItil g San Francisco, only to find his girlfriend 1lI Wlldlifl Cb,.1cIIa tlleklnetlc powers and uses them for 8:05(1) MOVIE: AWlIIIIU C.M....Hamet §"mNlght . . engaged to someone else. Ann Sothem, 9 Tual CDIlItClIM . revenge. Sissy Spacek. William Katt. John Tubman, I fotmer slave, 'masterminds and llIl11trt 811'"111..11I CI••Questions Burgess MBl'rJdith (1937) ::m>'"PlcturllClllll EdIUOilnlBrvlews with TIIW1Ita (1976) operates the Undei'Qround Railroad, helping aboutrelndeer,fatmenfittinglntochlmnays, DMOvtE: 1aa1"'bI"N_Mr.~goo Barbra Strelsand, Nick Nolte and Martin 1lI HUlII,. In the Skv many slaves escape to ~orn. Cfcefy and Santa's dlfferenl names are sells lamps In Old Baghdad. (Animated) Short, InCludlng~1 s from their movies. 9 NIshvllla How Tyson, Will ••RobB1t HooIts (19181 1m VldlDspcrasv answered. (1959) 8 N1g11t CGufl 1IJ CNN Hlldllne Nm 8:3O!!> WIIIII 01 FortuHrI . 9 H" Now '0:0& (I) MOVIE: 111I 1IIrII S\tIlIIIS Mill =MIcIc.V Mou Club 1:;1 lIll 81m IU'eI (I) EllIrtalImul T 1IJ CNN HlldIIH Nm H.reulu Three bumblers find themselves In B My TIna Din III Naw It CII 81li' til ClnmAtlrlctlons g ~5 0utJ II ancienillhaca with a man Who Invent8d a 7:00 CIl Milk" to Mllket TbIa 1lI 'OIIlY : o Wllklnd o.f, ra Stun I DO time machine. LBny How8rd, Curly HowInJ .~ ~~,t;aLIVII QlI Studs dI AInII1cIn Mille SIIop BlyDtIII Reality dJiV...AUId hr Jt. Apln a MOVIE: MJaslng An Amlrlcan writer • (1962) • III MOVIE: III Hat In london, a man a ••Court 1:;1 mysteriously disappears during a military 10.30(1) MOVIE:. COII.ck A schoolteacher romantically pursues a woman who thinks 10:30 (I) Tllu FrllIlI tha Crypl g . o Mlclcev MIIIIt CIlIb 1:;1 coup In a SDUth American country. Jack attempts to bring common-sense education he's her bestlrlend's husband. FtBdAstaJm. CD MOVIE: Destry Rldu AI_III Adeputy ca My,1'I¥ll Didl I.Bmmon Sissy Spacek (1982) to a backWard school on a rural Island In GlllD/lr Rogel'S, Edward Evsmtt Horton sheriff who doesn't wear guns trfes to clean 10:05 (I) MO~E: SIIIft Aprivate eye tracking the ~~~~) l;Jrollna. Jon VoIQllt: Paul Winfield (1935) . up a crime-ridden town. James Sfewarl. 8:35l1ll Dutt, ,) Marlene Dietrich, Charles Winnlager kldnapped daugbter of aHaJIem kInlIplnoets 11'00 Ill> Thonu"'l1l111l1 Dlglit (I) Addlma Flmllv 7:00 (J) TIiP ltit!k IPJIID 1:;1 Involved In a power struggle belwean the • .... .-:. Cll Flmllv Maltlra Q (1939) Mafia and other mobstam. Rfthard Round- 1m MOVIE: D.OA Abusinessman discovers OJ Dlsntv" Chrlsliil.. on leo Peggy a MOVIE: Slnlll Abounty hunter whose ~='SE;l ne Moses' Gunn Christopher St John he has Ingested a slow-acting polson and Fleming and some oftheViOrld'sgraatast Ice boy has been murdered adoplS the son of an CI) MO;'E: Rmnal 01 Fortune Aristocrat (1971)' embarks on adesperate search to find the skaters loin Disney's famous characters to outlaw he killed. Glenn Ford, Michael Bums, Claus von BUlow, \riel! for the attempted lIll Sine ISIICl person who gavelUo him. EdmiJnd O'Btien. celebrate Chrtslmas. (R) E;1 Danl ~/er (1973) mulder of his weaJ\lIy Wife, Is defended by Pamela BrItton (1949) (lJ) CIlcpPIII . 1lI G.I. Dllry .' a lenaclous attorney•.lel'8J!Jllrons, GI81111 10:30 ~ode:algary SIImJllde Chuckwagan 11:16 CD MOVIE: Go/dtI flrrltlta ABritish officer dI NasllvIH. Now 011 USA Music TodlV Close. Roo Si/~r (1990) .... at RaV Bradbury Thuter (I) UIIY_Uvel . CIl THY Brown'a .toamll escapes from the GestaPo with the aid of a all Fllber Dowling MyslllIII Q CD MOVIE: A_IIN", Yolk Adethroned Q) MOVIE: TIle Cocoaillb Ahotel owner DYJISV woman and I!Oses as agypsy to avoid (Jil CNN HlldlJnl Nm 10:35!!> TonlGhl Shaw European king, exiled to the United States, tries to ~t In on the Florida land boom detecllon. Ray MillSlid. Marlena· Dietrich (If) CIIIII MlV ' (!) MariladH'Wlth ChIldn1n E;J daspltelJariouslntarruptions.GrouchoMarx, (l94n III New Yo!\! It Night SlIrrlna Cllnl GIl CoIIID' 81"'1lb11l runs afoul of potitlcal witch huntQfS through QlI Amnlo HIli E;J a thance encounter with a.l!JflawBY boy. IWpo Matx. ChIco Marx (f§29) , 11:30(J) Powder Migulni := Wllk••d Charles t:mp[Jn, Qallfl Addams, Oliver o MOVl~ P~lIlous Vly.gl A latin 11:45DMOVlE: Tam aawver Ayoung boy lives QlIMOVlE:FoI NlgIltlttlllMovlu ""Fly 11:00 (J) Milar Lelgu. 8111\1all MagUlne Johll$tDn (1957) , (I) MOVIE: In the CokI 0111I. fIlglll Afashion Amerlcanrevolutionarycommandeemashlp a life of adventure along the banks of the II Ascientist's son begins to mutate as a photographer mealS the woman he has seen _...... The Ruidoso News IPage 6 QIJ Joe F...kIlD IDl Pred.IlI...lId Pray egades. until the~ recruit seven of the WH_/Fulllrt Wllch deadl~ game of Cat and mouse during World 9 The Hitchhiker .lI!l JDY 0' G.rdenlng strongest men in th!l world Lou FBTTiOIlO. (!) 111II C. VlIlIr ute War II, Robert Mitchum. Qnt Jufl1BllS, g Hew ArcIIln IIJl 11:35 (]) lllVe Conlleclloll Sybil Dannlng (19811 G.I. DillY . ThBtldote Blbl (1957) Oll Club M1V 1IJTIll..",.11yI••SlI1I CI.ul Questions \UlW1llIlI11 G!) MuIc .... CIl NlghUllle Q IIobby'. World C til MOVIE: MW Fllr Lldy A professor lIJMOVIE: Tre••rt IIIHd Aboy left with a Flmlly Tie, Q a about reindeer, fat men I1ttlng Inlll chimneys, til Under the Umbillil T..e and Santa's different names are trans10rmsa poor flower girllntoa.graclous tile key to a pirate's llllasure se\$ out to 12:00 C2l Holld.y M.glc a DagHDUU answered. lad~ In order to win 8 bet Aurhy H/lpbum, reclaim the burled fOf\Une, enllstillD as his (J) M.sterplece TheltrB Q lIJWlIH.. R!x HBrTIson. StIll/IIY Holloway (1\l1i4) " Wide 8 gJlZlled one-legged seaman. 8:00 l2l Hunllla SlrIlIgln Raa~ (l) Worldwide UpeI... . (J) WOlIdIlWorU FlnIIIv MDvIt Megan ('jJ IIDIlIIde . D 10 AIMrIVIIII Charlton HBStoni Christian 111111. CtIIisfOphBr CIl MOVIE: Brlmstone.nd Tn.cl. Adrifter Follows.' Colleen D6wIIurst. Jonathan a Paid PrlarBm 3:00 (I) FIIIIII GDufllltt D Leo (1990) and con·man worms his way into the lives Crombie C ' CD MIck., Moaa c_ a (!) M.i11 QamIlIlI'I 'Mtnr CIIdtImB. A • HIt HOI of a wlnerable middle-class couple whose ,. WlabKril SlIrrlq MlCluI.y C.lkllI D MOVIE: TIll LBw n.1lIlJr tht IlkI On the musical holidaY special set In Marie's home D MOVIE: IR..-M_Awise and daugh!e"is in a coma. Sting, D6nho1m N~1an run for murder, Billy the KId takes alob wiIh state ~thilSf Utah Kirk Cllm8fOlf ,**"--*WIIOd. lBnacious matriarch moves her Elliott, Joan Plowrlght (1982) ; NIWa/SIIDw811 1M1 WIIk , arancher and falls In love wlthth8 man's SIlly ....,...11I""". ",,111 to SIn Francisco IIld establishes a b~ I!.J Amerlc. COIstto C08aI (I) DIIII V. uti . daughter. Scoff Ihdy, &tIJ St. John. Alan (I) . home. _ 11unnf, 8Irbn 8Bl GeIJdBs. lI!l Club O.nce ~ SHIIlIrI .Id III R••I GIIoIIIIuIIIII Halll.lt. (1954) III MOVIE: lei .. FIIIhItIDII FrBllken· . oscar HomoI1tI (1948) g 100 Club WIth PalllDbtrlllll a Carlaol fIfIIII stein's only heir attempts to clear tile famIly eMy ~ WI Oll Music VIdtos iT...... MuIIIIl Hili' TllrIIn 11:30(1) F...... PI__..,.. name by removing the creature's evil 1IB1ure. 8:311(1) TrtVII""'" 111 Paid Proallm Q lIZ MIHIIIr 8IaIIIII1\IplIIt lI) MOVIE: SaM""When the pollee BorIs Kadoff, BasIl Rathbone, BeIi Logosl (!) WIIItlIl ....Q o P.c111c W.kllllllltJlloDk (1939) . (I) ....,c.II a NOlliE: Viet AcUlmy Anew force has IIJl W...... "III WIN and the FBI rBlch asIBle..the last resort lDl A!IIH'. ClllIII Is to call In the SecOnd Slgllt psychic o hII1JIdct Q \\I WItRP III CIIcIlIId hit ttle streets of Hollywood: the beautiful, ~ncy. wily girls of the Vice Ar.ademy. Unllfla delecllve I1n1nSPn PiiIdrol, John O ....1IIaIH IIMIIIItI lII8rIIlI 011_..... :~_C"'" l.Bm1quBIte, BISs Ann$/TqrIg (1989) E;I lIIc.-,.... • ..... aulfllBY. GITIfIB' tynr AJIBII, KanJn ~IJ aT•• GIl...... 11989) J...,_ lJ) IIftIIIlIIhr 1I1llr(Q''' 7:OO(J)=~.. p. JIIII H••'. MtIIIr GlDllIIIJIa III W..',CIIIIIt .....1;I laM'.. lII~."'" ~ ...... Will Wn W. W~TraIlI =C...... e-... .,..-,.."'! GIl . • MoVIE: IIrIya Ammted eoupIe Ieams (I) 8'"'' • FrIt... ",I IH W., aPnLIII a ...·VII".AIIII the baserrIeIIt 0I1he1r new country hom8ls ...... Sinbad Is Joined by tteavy D. CD t_ II0rIIw 8:05(1) HI..' ..... WIll, ..... 1;1 PCI\lUIII8d by hllldredscd deldly ~ eats &the Bovz and acrew 01 COIIllMlIc IJIIYt!& MORNING 8:30 l2l JInlnlJ 0IIiIIIn Arr[I{NOlN TJ!!'Dt/r f/Uslleld, KatlilHn 0uIn1In (1991)' In • varieIy of sk8Iches depIctInQ life's PI· IU1lOIOUS slIuItlons, E;I " ...... ,. , ...... 5:00 C2l SpadaCllllr • m=,. ElllIIIIadI 12:00(2) ..... _~::.IIMI.£ I1Iia ~h,P1IDtbe ~ =::~~'~hIclDD 'L"'=:n ~n ~_f ~ ...'I'RDIvIdFdM,Q mH111IfI Vill8lle WOIIHln IIld chllilren are PIQt ,.(1989) ~ defense!lss aQllnst vicious Roman reOo •.," , ~ ., • '". c. , , (, I . The Ruidoso News I page 7 (J) MOVIE: BIIII••Whep agarbageman CI!I MOVIE: V1rgllllllllll Tfials and his lob back. Mooly WooIIBY, JBan I'8teJrS ESPN', SptldW.,k 01 MOVIE: Pilla HI/Ida, An actor heads for GI SPot\IgIlt CII. ' Rex HalT/SOlI, Stanley Holloway (1964)' (J) IfllUreSCtnt . Amerlc.ft WreStllllll\ : SlIme~,U Paris seeking a noted author's latest \ :lU (J.J WetktRd Up'!!111I B MOVIE: Sororlly DI'"I. lb. (I) MOVIE: UIUt Hikita Aboy meets an FBI streenpley but finds mystery and romanoo. 1:05 (J) MOVIE: Glrgorlas An anthr~pologisl ' CI!I HIDIIt COIl" D· Bllwl...·R.m. fraternity and sorority agent and learns his parents are deep-cover bY~~6rrlble Poi~ Bob Hqpe, FemandBl, Anita Ekberg (1958) and his daugllter are menaced • MOVIE: lack11iime Afamily comes into metnbers battle a wisecracking demon Soviet spies. SIdney River Phoenix, OJ) CHN Hlldllne II... .. creatures en route to Mexico. ComO( Wildll, conflict after IIBlng reunited at the end 01 trapped in abowling trophy. Andtas Jones, Richard Jenkins (1988) .,. (JI C1n.mAtlrlCItona JIInnl/8r Sal!, GraySon Hall (1972) , I: World War II. HayleY.. Mills, Hayley Can, Unnea Quigley. Mlcheffe Bauer (1988) III MomlllD H... (J.J WtI'.nd Updll. Rupert Frazer (1990) E;I . 2:30 l!l MOVIE: LId... or Iht JUIJ A woman . Q . ifJim Soviet splu. $Idney Pol~ River Phoenix, ~ :..:.=. ... J~.... _lIIallMefPmr 9:30(J)SporIs$'-'" . 1s111~anaerlnEdlnbut,gll.ScoUand,afterl1er Richard iJenklils (1988).,.· . j .,m_ 11II u- .' . .' /]) TraVilMtpzlH· ownership is questiOned. Edmund GwrHm, CIl S.WOklll RIVIri • l ._."'"" _ _"'I,MIA l!l IniIIKI . l10nIld Cdsp, SMa Allgood (1949) (J)MOVlE: AFtrCt of 0IIt An expert in ",~J"'1c VIlIteI • 6:35(1)...... (I) MOVIE: 11It Shr/llIp • lilt ~ A 1~Q) 'BlItIMAtIinl martial arts uses hi!! knowledge and l .: ,,.~.It1~ TIlt 8IrItI (!) CNN ..... wealthY Australian woman fakes artimtnC9 l!l MOVIE:lJJIlIlt ~ Rolly The IWe expertise 10 help a Califomla town combat ~ J~l:.===' ...:OOl2J.... .,...~...... '=~~man to spite Mt·f1tller. of com_ JerllmJ Kern Is dramatized. druu traWlCk/ng. CIruck Norris, Jennffer j O'Neill, Clu &ullger (1979) ~ ~=::r'.... ~s:~r:;:mSmnms,V~W8I'S =ri~"w.i: (l)EI1IrtIItImtI\ E;I .;.=Ult1kUF-. T. ~ llIT1ltWISI . f:$5Woft~=~~'t ov:ie~:~wo::'~ a2lMO¥1E:TIlaGrntBaMhbberV Agang j .. mn .m=.. Ii . ==== . of con artists poses as members of a ~ . 'WomIn'S IIl'lOlIOOaIIy disturbed molher: .~ .. 'deslr byapO\Nelfllll'lll'lChllr.KflttlJoU#lat O ..Wldhl.,...... • religious groupwillie burrowln~ intoabank's vault. ZefriMastel, Kim Nwak, 'ClInt Walker ~ '.. ~~~99a~ ~,IMHi=.::!.L..'::" t;=r=~(I955),' m::" ~~s~~sPrin&:: (1969) . j ge_~!J~ ..O~·._- HeilrolPlillr Crawford. . (fJ NIIlJaI WIrId 4 9 TncI1I' USA VtaYtO~l6ll6ftli"kikiotwby~ .. ltPrlftleEJt . MtIctIT...... f:OOCJlAlMrlcl'I'" . j .1 III'"IrIIIIIr J'D 1;1 • all CNN HulIlntNtwi j .=~~;:= ::~=-Q SlY JulIII j . ·VlIh:~~ .:==n:nr m.oWHlJAIIud .'SitI/r JI$$Ia P.ri1:K'.mlllltArM DWftIrd .. Oz ==5- cmlcIdI j ...... ·X19$5}., " ' ,'. \.0).....UiIMt QJ c..-.EIIreu ...... f:WtIl.T,..~W,""""iIIOz 'O:OO~"FI.. : _TIll Emptrllfl Ntw Cltlbtl 4 =.--. Two tallQrs hIred by a valrt. emperor make 4 h1rlll i!aVlsoitof clothes from .afabrlc they j .~j=r=~.: I~~==~~ CtaIncI rJAlm iR Invisible to anyone unfit for his fob. j ...•,II'" .i'''- !mS:lE:e:~ ... I • • l j , . ','! . ' , ", ". ' ", , • " '~ "-f ... ·'t,""~,~,~,, ~t""'-~~~'~'~;'~'~~~=._,~~.=.=._. ~ .. ~ . .. . -, ,'-:'u.. __ .L.·_ [!:"_,-,--,_,:.,, .. _ ',",". ,- e,~, ,~','-', .. .. ,. _ ''', , ' I ,"" " '.". '," . ",' , ,."',',,,', "',' ..... ,'''.' _ =- ...... _...... ; ...... __..... The Ruidoso News IPage 8 movies. G80f Kelly, Frank 51/11111, Kathtyn o MomIII RIfDIt 11:35 till U1.....at III RIcIII'FImoa , Sid ClIesar. JaSOll ClIIter. Il7b6rt MOrse (I) MOVIE: ABC s.., HIIM MnII Grayson (1945) 3:01 (I) H....'. H.... • (1987) SpIItIm (PI ," 2} Agladletor rebel 11:45 as MOVIE: 42IId SfrMI ABroadway-bound hft Is jeopardized when the star bruks her 1:3000 NIM/FIIIIIII WIICIl . as Bugs BIInllY .Id Pats escapes from slavery, and with an anny 01 a> .MOVIE: D... Will Awoman 3:30:=: . 4:30 (J) NIWIII.llda hall1. slaves, challenges the awesome might 01 ankle the day before the big oponlng. WamBr suspects fA MOVIE: TIll lacrHlbIa Mr, UmpII A Baxter, Ruby KHIer. GeoqJe Bmnt (1933) her hu_lshavlnDan affair with (l) MOVIE: StIr 01 MldtIlghl A lawyer Imperial Rome. Kid< OouaIlst;iUuf111C6 his SOClltary, andshelake8 ajobln hisoffice meek bookktapor who loves flslliumps off omes In I dI th di I OllvleT, Jean SImmons (1960) 12:00 ()) SpaltlClltlf to lind oUl. TyroI/8 Power, Unda Damsll. Iha dockal Coney IslaJId, roms Inlo adolphin vo ve n e sappoarance 0 a ..., MOVIE: CBS Suldly M..... r...... (!) MOVIE: NDUlI.. !mad A Now YOlk be ul woman and the mysterious murder \IlII u." ..- III Joan DavIs (1939) . and helps the Navy win World War II. Don 01 a wspaper columnist WI/llam Powell, StrI",.,Ahomaless woman Is belrlended repOrter exploits awoman who's diagnosed lB I'Ild PralIrem Knotts, Elfabeth Af8cRaB. Jack WsstM ~Ifl ""r Rag fS Pa I Ki II (1935) by a widow who finds they have similar as havinD a rare dlsaase. Fllldric M8Ir;h, (1964) 1:45lJ) NIWUlIllIII . Q j:~ce e!y than carols IJxnbarrl. Walmr CrJnnoJly (1937) \fIJ th: NIU:n Interests and more In common they first til Trailer elmp 3:35(1) CNH He.dlln Nm (8J MolonpOm MIgllln. "believed. Tynfl. Oaly, Gena Rowlands. lBl.ChllllPllIIIIIIlp ft_ lUl M.nl.e M.llmOn C Cynthia Nixon Q • lIJJ Music VIdaoI 2:00 CIl N../TIII Big Story 3:45 til Our G.ng (I) WCW Mil. EVint (JlJ Veer In Rock: -'-991 The trends, OJ QJ NIWI dI hid Program 3:50 CIl ConvIcII on lIle Sblet 0111 Y••r on controversies. major events, styles and lBl C.lebrlly Outdoors (JJ hell/C (lullDOk OJ M.gnum. p.L Parol. Q. . breakthrough bands 01 1991. lUl CII.IIII Stenll, a Wolld WId. "'railing as hid PralI,.m _ S f 1/""1 (JlJ Uquld 1V QJ Silk SlIIklnas .a MOVIE: lb. Flrm,r" D.uglller AIlery 4:00 (2) Bodl8l1n MoIIolI - uper am.... a M.nIId.••WIlb ChHdllll Q 12:05 CIl MOVIE: The B.rbarl.nl Two hulking Swedish seTVant gill fights lor a Congres· (!) All NIWI HlgIIl 5:00 (2) SporilCeDler az MOVIE: fUi .nd F.ney fret Jlmlny slonal seat agalnsl tha min she loves. C!I MOVIE: Super S1~uth Amovie deleCUva warrtors use swords and sorcery to battle Loretta Youn/l, Joseph Cottsn, Ethel ~ :::~~WI ,., Cricket cheers up a glum·looklng doll and evillorees. DavId PaUl, P.al8f PaUl. Richard tries lO solve areal myStery and nearly gets (J) World TOd.~"" teddy bear with tales 01 Bongo, The Wonder Lynch (1987) , Barryrnom (1947) killed In the process. Ann SDthom, Jack (I) ABC Newl Bear and Mickey and the Beanstalk. Voice: 2:05 CIl MOVIE: ""HeIIl Aller his rolaase lrom OBJde, Edt/8r K8IIII6dy (1937) " ..., CBS Hnl Dinah Shore. Edgar B8l'fJ8n. Luana Patton 12:30 (!) @ Pald Prlgllm prison. a man determines 10 exact his til Sheplllnl'l Ch.",1 Documnll'Y uw· (1947) . (J) Sporb lIlIlIlglIt . revengo upon the unscrupulous lormer G5l TDd., WIIIl Mlrllp IlJ N.ture 0'/ TIl as a MOVIE: Nighalli After a century 01 12:35 WMOVIE: Puppet Miller IIlnvesligators partner who lramed him· and sIDle his 9CNHH...... aJl Amlrlt;ll~ Sporb C.valcade slumber, a beautilul lemale vampire seeking a mass mUrderar at an abandoned glrllrlend. PIerce Brosnan. Tom Sk6lritt. lIll AWID OR fill Wild SIde lUl lb.I', Mr Dog e~ens to discover contemporary Mexico seaside hotel encounter a group 01 deadly Wendy Hug/lSS (1989) Q (JJ Paid r:r=m ! ~~:=eg ::~ C City. Maryam d~ Ben Cross. K81th puppets. Ell1abeth Maclellan, CollIn 8Bm (J) CNN News (JJ Moml81 ...... KDillir Szaraba//ta (1989) .,. MOVIE: ... 01 IIlI Mallllng A son, CIIatI/e SoradllflQ (19901 C 2:15 tllMOVIE:Oulfll8plIlky"'ittleSDUthem a I 5:30 (2) NfL Prlmlnme 8:30 1IJ Ro.d Till MIgllln. III HUIIW.W \Vltll1IHl hleh 11Imoul Canadian trains the horse 01 a gypsy orphan boy aids a libel soldier during the derb~. I (J) Lol M1slolllllll az MTV UllpllIIIIId 1:00 (2) UbIltr 8awI princess lO win the HM/w Fonda. Civil War. Spanky MacFarland. BlfIls Annabell'. John McCormack (1937) ~ (!) (I) III HI" a HIfIIIII'.If••dQ C!l All NIWI HItIIII TIJomas, Ralph Morgan (1936) (J) NIWI/SpOrb Sunday Q) MOVIE: GGOdtIyI; Mr. CIlIpa Aprim, tIIWoodyW.... I CIl EIIII .Id tImk 2:30 lUl PJlIICI Vall••1C dedteated schoolmaster In an English public @ WlNId V1IIoI CIl CnlaOra , 4:05(1)ILG" Luq I az BIll 0' SltunI.y HIgIIt UVI scllool1a1ls in love and marrlas amusIc hall lIIl CHI H.ldIIu IIIWI 2:45l!) MOVIE: T1It InlsllIIt Mil Achemist 4:30 (Jl and Up CIoaa l :=g';:.~1D oIRob1lJIIoDI\ d entartalner. Peter OTaoI8. Petu/a ellrlr. QlIIDme S/lopf/Ig discovers the sllCl'8l of InVisibility sets 00 BllIIHa MIIIIIg out to conquar the world. Claude RalliS, I ~n :~dH~ Michael RBdgravo aPumpnUp' . til Falfll 2G Man1l RObln'YHood and his (1969) lB~lnaIdtr Gloria 51u81t. UnI O'Conn« (1933) ~ fearless men detyPrince Charlestolree King 8:40 0211l1li111 Rlpll, G5l JIIlIII IIIMaII 1:05 til MOVIE: AIIcIIon Anlgll Two sailors on 3:00 00 SpldalllINIgId lB hid Progralll I mchard, Rlcharrl Todd. Peter Rnch. Martita 9:00 (J) M.s1IrP/ICI TbIIbt Q Hunt (1952) ll) MOVIE: 1IIl11' KII Ali angry Chicago a6Ong-and-dance shore teaveln Hollywood allVlBtlI' 4:3S (J) fIII,1IIaIII lB JUII f1II Tn .f UI Q . policeman and his klnlolk seek V8IIQ8IIlce help a starlel get her big chance In the lIll_VIlIHI on the QIIlDStarI wIlll rnunlered Ills brot/ltr. I I . lVlNING Pattick SwIlyzet/dlm 8I/dwln. LiBm t ; NHsom (1989) :fi ,:GOal lItIIlly BIwI a ~ =~= :'t:n1l1Dnalress uses a I (!)WMOVIE:Mcll\lllllllNBC SUIdIyGrDup HIgtd ItIltMoviel ruse 10 ob1aln her dead sISter's childran from 6IJaf IWAfter awidower dies. leaving his apoor Greenwlcll Village artist. RlyMII""d, • chlldlln In dire financial straits, his spirit MlriIm Hop/cIns. warter NJBI (1937) remains on earth unlll he can make thl"""...... GJIII WIll'Moattn 80SIer Ior them. BI/I Cosby, KImberley 9 Exclfllll WlNId atSpDIlI.1ld Bt•.., ! Russsfi. DonlS8 NlcIro/as (1990) C Bt H·"~ C·..... 4Jz~~~;j;~~4J' CIl~-.MOVIE: BI.n 8.111 Two New'fork City GIl II - bPI/III UQO ...... de"",u.es are assigned lO escort acaptured az1mQI hid...flnllr!m "~/tJi Japanese mobster back to Osaka. MlchaBI alii. UII ,., ~ Oouglas, Andy Gan:la. KIte CBpshaw .... -"""":Cfl,,f!a lJ.N, (1989) ..30al $pIItICutIr CIl PrImtHm CIl ..... BusIIIII I f (l) MOVIE: NoIIlIID SlCIIlII A New York (I) Pald m repOrter exploits awoman who's diagnosed a:D IlDIIk We wish to ?~ es having. a rare disease. Fredric MarriI, lBl TI'lICkItI USA CBroIe IJxnbarrl, warier Connolly (1937) G5l JIIHl ARk.." , III 6I1Dr 8nI all Chad1t IIoOVIr C (I) WI_ OI..D aJ SrllIeII GrIIcHItM C.III III Hit The lIIlllO MIl.... 1:;1' Grlncll, true 10 his nature, Is unlrlendly and ~ Stir SurcIl unkind when ha crosses paths with the Cal UvIal PlIIII: PortrlR 01 lilt ElIfIl In the Hal on a summer dar, (Animated) Thank You. for ,._ 10:00 CIl AmtrIcn PIIy/1Ol111 Q ~Nn .."•• C C!l (I) (II Hm az BIt PICIUII Xii..EdlUDlllnterviows with CIlIItWI(Wodd Report F1u1 EdIIIH Barbra Slrelsand, Nick Nolte and Martin JUvIIIg PllltI: ....11 .f f1II ElIfIl Short. including clips from their movtes. coming by all year. III TKofak C - Trucb IIIlI Trecllr Power a nil COM C as JoInt 0..... a MOVIE: GIgI ifronch girl's grandmothar lIIl CNH HtadUH Hm and aunt try to make her believe champagne 0 Temarrn'1 0UIIa0k and jowals are more Important than lava. a_ AIIU MaurlCt1 Chevalier. Leslie Caron. LDulsaJ fir All M.1kIIld Apollo's missions are JoutrJan (1958) revlowad by the astronauts who went to the lB My Two D.dI moon, Merry Christmas 8:30 CIl AUm Smlfll lB SIIIl StdIIIp (fJ IIN~!.'!!_ Q 10:30 (2) NR PrImtTlmt (Ill ..... __ (!) StIr Trill: T1It Nul BulrlIIII a l1l) RocbmIIIIry III MOVIE: IIIr If MMI/IId A laWver • Parklf lIwta C••, Ut. Q becomeS Involved In the disap\l8arlllCe of a l8 My Two D.III beauUful woman and the mysterIouS murder and 7:00 CIl Bttlefllllllallmn of a newspapar columnist WlIIIIm Powell, ... lJ) A.1.0.: U_1rmI/p1loll Squandering Gfllll" ItJ(Jers. Paul Kelly (1935) 01 U.S. tax dollars. (I) Wtdd T...... (I) AmIfIca'. ~ tfDmt VNIII Q III MOVIE: 8II1II Smte An Indian in a (II MIflIIf, S1II WrIII Q small ArIIona town Is WlOIlOfully aeQISed 01 a UIIIIyIn IfIII IIIcII • FImouI rape and IlIKSUed by the police as well as Happy Holidays GJ RHIInI Cnv In f922, young women of angry mobs. William 8m11ll. G80f Evans. Ottawa. Ill., W8Ill ofIered suspk:iDus1y high Kevin ,.,(1976) wages to paint glow-ln-lhe-dark dials on lBllIIIdI WIIItH c., RIcIIt alarm clocks. G5l Lany ...... (fJ IIIND WlallllClttIllclll 10'.35 (I) M"AOS'" (Ill YH Au. fir .. _ 8l GHIII ...... MIclIIH From The Cute and Darling & CHH IfDHIH IIIWI (JlJ IIIIt 01 MTV a,ectaI ~ 10:55C1l MOVIE: IHIIf W.. Aweek before (II I'll Ill' I IlHIIIII QI1lIuatIon, aQfOIIIl 01 New JemyteanIQBIS Bunch at the Ruidoso Bus Station o W..MeH heads 10 Daytona Beach lO party and meet a II UtIIIt CIIIf Q lIirls. AfIchaeJ St. Gn'd, GIlly KtII', 6eoIVe fAA...... ·C TOtk(1989) lB Snmp TII1II 11:00(2) NFl'I GrllIIII MIInHII ~ o 7:30 (l) MOVIE: D.yIIl111 WIt. A woman :.:='1:"r'J'young WOlIl8n 01 ~~=,:~=a:'a: Ottawa. Ill., were offereel susplcIous.1y high to find out. Tyrone Power. Uncia OameIl wages to paint g1ow-in-lhHark dials on JoIn DIvis ~1939)' . alaRn clocks. (I) AmIrIcIa f'tIHIeII PIIpIa ,., III NHRA TIUY lBl BI DIRI 0RlI0n"" l1l) - " lUl WIll... 10 SlIII/VII Q lB CIuItnIrIb a Hoc Q 11:05(1) strut JuIl\tI a lB SDIlZO GImtI 8l WKRP II CIllcllIaIl 8:00 CIl Nature C 11:30 C!l 811r Trek C!l NBC Sullly HIIMIt 1111 MavIII """ lBl WlaUrs "" IJaId " N/f1Jl (PI , " 2) Undsly az Ealll II MTV Wign6r...8Iuct1 Boxleftner. DIahann ClInrJII aJ MOVIE: .... Tm Father Aanagao (1989) loti! d8V8!ops a school lor Juvenile dellnqUenls. W PIa, " P11y: A Hillary II SpoIII SDBncer~lIC)', MIckIY 1bIR6y, HInry MIll f.,nIIlon (1938) L,. rIl w.rId Hewa 1 ··IIiii··"li~Y ______:' iii·.'.'·.'fiili·-iili"Iiii··iiIilIJ.···•..;.. ..·"·.'·..IiIIi! · ·iii· ···IIIiI!'. '1111 ...... - au ZUAitAl•• _.- ' ••"'00 , '=. 14._....._.,...'-'.. , ... ' " ., \ • I I J I , " ,, • , " j .,.., '_~ t- J '\ ,. .' '-, J -',"" ,;- ,.• j "-.:, J J j J ,J, • •J J .' ., J .. , , . _--~-..,,,,,.••.---,, c:..,- -- -z... ·- r: -,~~------",_.------ Page 2/ The Ruidoso News • • . . ...'.' . .. ~ome on up.. to our winter won erlan Come on up to the wonderful world Historic Lincoln, Just a hop, skip and·' lodgings and' eateries are ~' welcome home to the "BufaIo Soldiers" ofthe 9th of winter in wncoln County where the a jump from Ruidoso, was, once the ch8nge from the big city. ' CavaJry who took:j;he.tr8iI after ~ous average temp~ratures reach into the 50 county seat of Lincoln County, the Near the Sierra Blanca Regional Air· Apache I,sdera VJ.cl'A)no and GeroIUplo. degree range from Nov~mber through largest county in the nation. port, which connectS Lincoln County to So tlon't think the"slopes are all the February, making ideal weather for Visit Capitan, hOD;le of Smokey Bear the world, is Fort Stanton. It's worth a Ruidoso area has ~, oft'er. You can ,numerous outdoor activities at all State Park and Museum and near visit. rcmgh it or relax in it, and still find altitudes. where the famous fire-fightin' bear MOOr the Civil War, the fort was plenty in between. ' Many folks come in just to hit the was found. slopes of Ski Apache or Ski Cloudcroft Wimder through lDIply of the muse during the season, but fun and recrea IIms and galleries in the area. tion isn't limited to mountain sports in Or visit the neigl1boring Mescalero the Playground ofthe Southwest. , Apache Indian reservatio~, home of the Ski Apache and Ski Cloudcroft both famous Inn of the Mountain Gods enhance nature's abundant snowfall resort. with machine made snow to keep the Take a trip through Lincoln County trails ready to go, ' and youll be taking a journey through How about a shopping spree or a history, It's a trip worth ta~. stroll through Midtown? Ruidoso offers some of the most unique little shops Just a short drive throucli the Mes- ! and boutiques in the state. calero Reservation oJfU.S.iiighway 70, Roam the stomping grounds of Billy youll discover the quiet little mountain the Kid and his band ofRegulators. village of Cloudcroft.. The quaint ~hops, , " , ,. , . " Whooooosh., '~ , . " ,t , Shopping until you drop will be easy find anywhere else. Great hats and ac- Out. You coq1d find juSt about anything QNTBE COYER: Robert Stroshine to do when you visit any of Ruidoso's cessories are also available to finish off at the Bird's Nest ~d Books·n-Things., ofRuidos-o shows competitive form. various shops this winter. . the perfect outfit. Popular brand name Make it a day at the ma# and have Sincejge 14, Stroshfue has raced in Whether it is the everyday item or a items are also available. " lunch at the La Pros~f4 ,before' an ,'regiomil $~nationaI disabled ski "'lique souvenir, a shop here will have The Attic and Friends is the spot to afternoon styling at ACut ~ve. Ityou championships all over the United what any visitor will need. find gifts, c~smetics, children's clothin,,': are looking tpr a hQuse ()r slittle ~b!tt Stales. "." . Ski Eguipment and Apparel . toys and lots more -: ~ngs you won t~ rent, s~p at the Top J;Jras~ Realtor m . ' consistent medalist,. he com Finding the right ski equipment and find at home in your big-City mall. Sierra Man for a great b1llg8lD. ,.A , If you are looking for somet~ W', Eats petes in the 'Alpine", specialties of apparel will take only minutes at the b~et,' dowWiill, slalom, .giant sOOom and one of many ski shops in town. wear "from the barn to the try Ahard day of skiing and shopping something made at Texas Fun where will make you huilgry for a,good m~ in super giant. He ri\ce4 as an indepen. , Great ski shops with everything from dent, ,'until a recent national ski boots and bindings to T-shirtS, silk everything is one ofa kind. Many 'of the one of Ruidoso's eating establishmen~. items are 100 percent cotton an~ are You will want to try tOe Tetas Cafe or chamPioilship~ 'l'here, he beat every underwear and the latest in ski fash· U.s; Team me:moor in his class. "So ions, start at one end of town and can made by'97 different designers. ' . ·K-Bob's both (tnHighway 70. For a· J!.~ ~ 'they 'invited me to jom the Team," be found along Sudderth, Mechem and II II hi h • bin ",quick bite Mr. Burger at 1203 . . Texas l~C, w C. IS was. g mao Mechem or Kentucky Fried Chicken is the athlete remembers with a laugh. even on the mountain. ~hine .and drier safe, IS made n~ht here lorBted at 331 Sudderth. A-Frame Cabins and Ski Rental, on ~ Rwdoso. The shop ~lso has high £ash· Spend the night As a U.S. Disabled Ski Team north Highway 48, has some of the best brand name equipment such as Olin lonT~~~~1:=f'in MidtAlwn at S?tyin~the ni~ht ~ Ruidoso ~ be :='~r:shinbm::ente~:td and Rossignol along with great service. 2103 Sudderth Drive. a e~oyab e expenen~ ifyou stay mone Cbatnpionships in 1988 in Austria ,r They also have the greatest number of Art of e many mote~s m town or at the and' again iii 1990 in Wmter Park, , high performance ski rentals in the A . 't to R 'd uldn't b Inn of the Mountam Gods on the Mes· Col....ado. In., both tlTorld VlSI w oso wo e com· aI" Ind' Re ti' 't C ',. U.L' '" , area plete without seeing the works of local C' ero Ian serva on ou artIZO ChampionsWps, th~ young man from , Ruidoso Ski Rental at 2511 Sudderth artist, Ten Sodd, at Mountain ArtS at Canyon Ro~d. . southern New Mexico snatched , has a full line of children's and adult 2530 Sudderth. Local artists also do The SWISS Chal~t o~ High'!ay 48 medal after medal away from , clothing and accessories. Full equip custom framing and matting at the and Super 8at the Junction of Highway E~~). best. '. '~'. ment repair and service is also avail shop. Handmade pottery is also avail-~8 and 70 offer comfortable accommoda· Recently the talented athlete has able. Basic packages begin at $8 a day able for every day use or for decorating tions.. . yielded to the demands of educatior and goes to $15 a day for demo pack '~.. ages, the house. Move on up and.a career. If you have been to Ruidoso b.dore 'Ityou would like an extended.! or~· , "1.t was wugh jugg1!ng training Steed's Ski Sport at 1017 Mechem is you may have stopped at the White wogJd like to move' to' this lovely willi a pmt.tim~ joti 8M college so I always having a sale, even on brand Dove for Indian arts and crafts. The mountain village, your next stop will be didn't COlUpete la!Jt year.~ Limited new ski clothing. The prices on some White Dove is still here, but at a new at a re.al estate office.· ,: has forced ,Stroshin~ to items have also gone down in price BpOnsorship location, 2318 Sudd~rth. " .. ,> pentu.t:v 21 is located at ~2? Mechem conceIlt!ab! on fin~ apo~tion since last year. At Steed's they also They have Hopi and Zum Jewelry Driveaful Coldwell Banker IS at 307 tb4t will enable hiin to continue speak Spanish. and Hopi and Navajo cochinas along Mechem. Gary Lynch Realty is also 10- skijngfor his country. ' Better shop around with a limited ~tion of Sinpau seulp-, cated at4151vlechem. " ,IiI feel, my skiin.(s the best it's While in Ruidoso you will want to tures. , .' All tht~ ~ce!J feature mendly an~everbeen 8l1d I really wlU!t to get browse through several of the one of a Mall profea8lon8lsemce. " , ~baclttoit.J(.1 can get Jilyjob worked kind shops for unique items of the Ruidoso has its own mall, too; Sierra Visiting R~doso wiJlbe an..expen· out'and,~c81~;jtrain, r teallr want to Southwest. Mall, with eight shops to cover all your ence you won t soon forget. Whatever race 8g@IJi It's a great feeling tAl race If it is clothing you are looking for, needs. you need, wheter it is atl eme~gency ~r -well ll9-~"'tepresent the U.S. at the one stop to make is The Attic at 1031 For clothing and shoes stop at Fash· a extravagance, you can find It here m samef;i:rile," Mechem, for novelty clothes you can't ion Crossroads, Evelyn's or Steppin' Ruidoso...... _'lOlli'• "" . .".,, , Q "' 2 J2 aaa::SSL JUS. iI ._ ~ , , I , j , ,\ , , , , I .J I j ., , , j I I j , j I, j ,I , j J j «l j . , " i I !' I • •,. Copyright 1991, RalJon Publishing Inc. Mailing address: P. O. BOx 128. Ruidoso, NM B8345 . Phone: (505) 257-4001 ", , • ~__ .4 ...... _ .... - .. -,.~", ~-"---.- ._-"-~--"--_._.------•• • • ...... 1 '. !I , !, , , " , ! , I r" 't• f. I ~ I , Expect the best.'" 1 i , f ,r , from the professionals at , , Coldwell Banker SDC, Realtors. r , , i ,I ! 1 I j 'j ~ ".. ' ." ",. , . -.' -,.'<',.:';c.'l • • spa.:;; as ,zsaz.a • I J l j j j j l \ \ j Night and day, this is the place j Winter beautiful scenery, chilly Texas Cafe Two serves the same 1 - j evenings, skiing, sledding, sipping a good food they serve at the Texas Cafe j drink by the fire. The streets don't roll over on U.S. Highway 70. . J up after dark in quiet little resort. Win, Place and Show (WPS) is right j The fun continues in fun spots that across the street with country music j begin at the bottom of Ski Run Road and a good-sized dance floor. I l ,, and on into town. Warm up and regroup on your way , j j 11"s just a short drive to the Inn of doWn from Ski Apache, is the In j the Mountain Gods where you can take nCredible Restaurant and Saloon at the j your pick among fine dining, asnack, base of Ski Run Road. J the piano bar or dance in the Stop off at the Swiss Chalet for a j downstairs lounge. drink in the full·service bar. Stay for j Play :Bingo, check out the video dinner at Ahna Miehelle's for fine Ger· gaming or just sit in the lobby lounge man food. j and enjoy the view. . You'll feel like you're in a European j re~ort j Right in the middle of Midtown are ski when you get the roYal treat .l the Winner's Circle at 2535 Sudderth ment at the Swiss Chalet. ,J Drive and Win, Place and Show right The Bull Ring is Ruidoso's rock 'n across the street, with live music that is roll headquarters, and Cocheta is back heavy on country with enough rock 'n in its old location. roll to keep the dance floors full all eve- The lounge at Cree Meadows Conn.. ning. try Club is open to the public, and it's The Winner's Circle has large screen right next to the dining room. TV, two pool tables, a pinball machine . The Texas Club is.a restaurant and find video games. lounge that is open to the public. But, some say the best thing about So, eat, drink and be merry in the Winner's Circle is The Texas Cafe Ruidoso where there's always some Two. featuring barbecue and ham· thing to do. Watch the Ruidoso News burgers. for special events. j l• j • • • !i sa a JEdS eaw•• ,e • • • • '_;:1 .. A: 0 U's:supuupCSP; - = • =: == = Page 6/ The Ruidoso News I. \ ,r r r ,r , , Welcome to Ski Apache, one of New Bambi, as well as others. '. cepts cash, traveler's checks, Visa, Stand at the base of Lincoln Chair #2; , Mexico's mOilt popular resorts. Expert skiers look for moguls, glades Mastercard or Discovery for payment of Moonshine Burger Stand is at the base ,~ From 9,700 feet at the base area to and powder on the challenging slopes lift tickets. of Chair #1 and can be accessed from 11,500 feet at Lookout Mountain, Ski on the Terrible, ~aliente, Screaming In addition, first time beginners may Chair #7 as well. Apache revels in Rocky Mountain pow Eagle, the Elk RIdge ~ees, the new pick up their lift ticket at the Ski School Or grab a quick snack at either der and baflks in New Mexico sunshine. Buckh~rn and. Cliff ,:rail and othe!8' desk when they buy their lesson. Gazebo Snack Bar above the gondola , This year, early-season snow enabled These most diffi~~t slopes a~ de81g- (Reminder: the purchase of a first-time terminal or at the Lookout Snack Bar at r Ski Apache to open Nov, 22, 1991, the nated ~Y black dIamonds on stgDS and beRinner lesson includes alift. ticket.) . the top ofChair #6 above Apache Bowl. r Friday before Thanksgiving. black Imes ~~ the ~p. Getting on the slopes is easy. Two Restrooms are in the main day lodge , ~f unfamihar Wl,th the ~~ea, consult a double chairS, five triple chairs, a' new on the ground floor, below the Clock r trail '!lap, kn0'Y your abIlity before at- quad chair and the only four-passenger Tower in the Gazebo and Lookout r WhereTo Go With more than 40 runs, Ski Apache te~ptmg a. ~ and stay on trails that gondola in the state access terrain of all Snack bars and in the Moonshine offers something for every skier ability. swt you abIlIty. . abilities. But check your trail map: Burg~r Stand. Novice trails and those designated A Oee~ of ~achine gro~mers tend . some lifts are for experienced skiers r "easiest" include Easy Street and Snow some trails mghtly, offenng you a only Lessons? ,r Park at the base area, Moonshine Gulch choice of powder, packed powder or . and Sierra Blanca Trail, nicknamed moguls. Hungry? Thirsty? Are you a first-timer? An intermedi r "SBT," the easiest, way down from the . Snowboards will be allowed this ate about to break through? An ad ,I top, These are indicated by green circles year. Afull-service cafeteria on the second vanced skier checking out new techni ~ on trail signs and green lines on trail floor of the day lodge serves hot break ques? Lifts fasts, lunches and snacks. Downstairs Ski Apache Ski School teaches all ma,P'Ms, diffi ult" 'th ore c runs, marked WI find a snack bar with tables for sack ages: pre-schooler, teenager and adult, blue squares on the trails and blue lines Purchase your lift ticket at any of lunchers. in private or voup situations, to never on the map, include the popular three locations: at the main windows On the bill, select from several evers, mogul masters and powder Meadows and Chino at the top, wide under the Clock Tower, at the base of dining options. Two outdoor burger hounds. open Apache Bowl, scenic Elk. Ridge, Triple Chair #5, or at the base of the stands invite skiers to dine and sun on Bunny Capitan, the new Bull Run and new Elk Quad Chair #8. Ski Apache ac- their decks. Find the Lincoln Burger Please see Ski Apache, page 7 , . GARY LynCH REfiLTY' , RUIDOSO BOARD OF REALtoR~AWAROS •F' : GARY LYNCH CINDY K. LYNCH ',1110 TopI'locb*lgBnlI.rofbV_ Bnlr.rorhV_ . 1",TlIpT..~ IJMor...V_ Undlw an. Millon HuIlIorofhV_ 11llO MIllan DoWw I'roclar IloIIrI'IIllbIlr JlE:ALlt)~ofh"""m V_ BnlItlr.orhV_ 1" UMroIhV_ HuoIerofhV_ """''IIIloIIrPM_ '111 BnlIlIIof..V_ SCOTT L ROSER ..... '.)ft IloIIrPIndo_ 1110 ADaIlleoffwV_ 1117 Bnl"rof..V_ HuIlIeroflhaV_ I .an IloIIrPlOiII~ 1.. &Illp1n1ll11ofhV_ WonDoIIrl'lOcb:tor 1_ I.~ QoIIr I'IIllbIlr 1 "omOollfl'locblr 1113 1.011 QoIIr1'IodI_ 11U "_?I\1loIIr P1llduaII' ,.., .-on QoIIr I'IDclICIf Box 1714 ,..-on DoIu' I'IocblIr '1'lI MIlan QoIIr I'IDclICIf ,257-4011 415 Mechem 1tl' LllllrofU.V_ ,m LWlrofU.V_ Ruidoso, N.M. . WEALSOH~VE RENTALS • DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY CONDOS • TOWNHOMl:S. CABINS • HOUSES·COMMERC~L "Making flew Ft/ends AfId Keeping The Old••• " • •- ,_. < . " _~~._ .• ".-_,. ~•• ",,__ ...... ~ •..,,~...,•• .". t'Y.. ~ '_"';'11:. _<,_" '.~~~I· ,':".....'.._ ,,:,""_., ~.,~."" - ...... " ,".....~..-...... --,...,.. '-"~' "y,-~~",'1 ,r~i~'':' ~ ~"'Ii$,j:U! ,~~t.' ,~. .•• "." "" , *" ., ' _ . < • " ... .' )..L""-__ . '". '" ',' !' 'C' •• ~. - ...... - - -~ ~----"--'~'~~--'------_. - _.. _. -_. - '. - . - • Ski Ap'a~he The RUidoso News 'Flage 7 Go for the NASTAR gold Wednes- •. Continued from page 6 days and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on lower mountain's Smokey Bear. Pick the all-day, half-day or multi Ask for NASTAR ~ntry forms at the Ski day group program that suits your School desk. . , , needs. Or choose a private lesson for one hour, one and a half hours or all Shop 'tll you drop day. When you sign up at the Ski School desk, ask about packages. At the Sport Shop on the ground And check out the free ski tips for floor in the day lodge. Find it all: ski master skiers every Saturday and Sun suits and sunscreen, parkas and day morning at 9:15 at the Gazebo. postcards, souvenirs. and sunglasses, \ gloves and goggles. \ Equipment? $$$$ I I Need to rent skis? Get your own I tuned or repaired? How abDut overnight Need cash in a hurry? The ATM is in storage? VIsit the Rental Shop at the the Rental Shop. Get cash on your base area. . credit card at the main ticket window. IT you lack skis, boots or poles, you 'intAid· can be fitted from more than 700 pairs of K-2 rentals. Multi-day renters can . First aid is available in the building take their equipment with them each to the. right of the gondola terminal, day or leave it at the shop, reserved for facing downhill. To access first aid on the next day. the mountain, go to the base ofany lill If your own equipment needs work, certified technicians repair bases, wax, Let's Go! check and adjust bindings, fit custom insoles and perform other services. Ski Apache welcomes skiers seven They offer overnight tuning and days a week, including Christmas Day, waxing, as well as lockable overnight from before Thanksgiving until on or storage racks. about Easter Sunday, April 19, 1992. Heard about a hot new ski? Try be Lifts open at 8:45 a.m. . fore you buy. Ask about biBh For up-to-the-minute snow and road performance demos in K-2 and other conditions 24 hours a day, call (505) brands. 257-9001 for a recorded message that is updated daily. Let's Raee! See you on the slopes. . ,'.. A~FRAME ,j:. SKI SHOP • \ • , ') .'I'e , .\.t' ,4,'~', ' .1 ,ij,;;, ..'.J' :'''1 "', ~'\· ~,,,, :. " " " .'I,.j., , .~ i;i';!(: £. ',1 ,:.:e::" f . "')':)~~':~~F~r"~;~'-:;r~,~~~~~~~~~':"'---~~~~'~'-'" ",·"~-~--t~~:,,')\Vf , """".'._. ..; .•,' ', .. " ! ''''. '. ,,' ,J,,' .' ":;,. , .. '. ~ '.' . '~. ,. ."~ . ' "~ • ~. . ,,-~. • f £ ; & £ ilL 4S as IS S $ a a 2 2 CWC: £j aXE a 20:UO •• 2 is 2 • 52 • _ass s •.'1 I • Page 8 I The Ruidoso News • SOlnethillg Prepare yourself for fun To add to your ski holiday enjoy- speed for experienced skiers and some '\I ment, consider the following: . lifts access only intermediate and ex new on top Ji...... pert terrain. Before you ride a lift, make 1. Make sure your equipment, partic sure it's the one you should be on. They're caned Buckhorn, ~a~bi, ularly your bindings, is checked out by Cljff Trail, Bull Run and Elk Llftlme , a qualified technician at the beginning 5..Stay in shape all year 'round. and thl:-y're new at Ski Apache. So's the of the season. Ski shops in Ruidoso and . Combine stretching, aerobic activity, 11ft that adjoins them, the Elk Quad at Ski Apache can perform this service. light weights and flexibility exercises Chair #8. for a total body workout, The new bench Ski Apache proudly announced the 2. Minimize the effects of altitude. step apparatus .strengthens those aU opening tillS seasun of five intermediate Get plenty of sleep, drink lots of water, important quadriceps muscles. and expert trails and a four-person juices or milk, avoid caffeme and al chairlift cohol as much as pO!~sible and eat well 6. Before skiing, take a few minutes Located to the left of the base area Apache Bowl. Or ride the Capitan Chair balanced meals. Eating lots of complex to stretch each muscle slowly. Then ski facing uphill are three most difficult and ski to your left, down Bull Run. Or carbohydrates for dinner the night be your first run leisurely, letting your slopes: Buckhorn, Cliff Tr~il and the simply park your car at the base of the fore may help sustain energy for your body warm up. Elk Liftline; and two more dIfficult, Bull Elk Chair terminal and ride the new ski day. So enjoy those veggies, whole Run and Bambi. chair up. Skiers may also purchase lift grain breads, pasta, pizza and so forth. 7. Ifit seems your skiing has been All five are reached via Chair #8, the tickets at the Elk Chair base. on the same plateau for too long, or if new Elk Qllad. This fiKed, four-person Opening the new chair and five new· 3. Dress in layers so that you can you're unusually tired afterward, con chair rises 1,000 vertical feet along its runs represents the current phase of take layers off ifthe wealiher warms up sider taking a lesson. Advanced skiers 2,900-foot length. It carries 2,500 skiers the Elk Ridge expansion which began and add them ifit suddenly turns cold. ski with little wasted motion that tires per hour, making it the highest-capacit~ two years ago with the opening of Elk And don't forget to dress your children them less. ' lift. in the state, says Roy Parker, Ski Ridge Trail from the top. Ultimately the properly, too. . Apache's general manager. plan will include two more runs, a day 8. Be aware of the Skier's Responsi Getting to the new terrain from any lodge and snow making. 4. New skiers, get a trail map and bility Code. It's printed in the Ski place on the mountain is easy. Below the fog line the heavy winds, refer to it often. Be sure you're on a Apache brochure and is posted in many One may ski down to it from the top the new terrain enhances your enjoy- slope that is not beyond your ability. 'places around the area. of Elk Ridge Trail which begins above ment of lower mountain skiing. Also, at Ski Apache, some lifts are high- Ski safely and have more funl I I• . ' On Your Way Up; On Your Way Down • STOP By And Save!! • Visit the Tobacco Products • Brand Name - . from...... 13.69/ctn C3ieneric:frolll•••.•••••...•••..•.•••••••••••.•, fi.!J!J/c:tn Full Service Groceri,s Skoal...... "...•••1.79/cn Copenhagen...... 1.7!J/cn Beaded Jewelry Pullovers • SNACKS • CHEESE Paintings Sweatshirts Cradle Boards. wIDoils Sweat SUits SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: • SODA • CHIPS CIgIreIlesm_Contllnl Carbon Monolda • MEATS • HOT DOGS T-Shirts & Caps Indian Jewelry • NACHOS Texaco Gasoline • MESCALERO RUIDOSO & . III . ".. RUIDOSO DOWNS M~jor Credit C~rds -1/ '" :;;;;:-:=-===-= Accepted: VISA. TULAROSA QisQover. Master , ii\1I1L ST01lI Card. Texaco. Amex, ,I PO BOX 162, MESOALERO, NM STORE HOURS: MONDAY 11tRU SAT. 6l1Pl to 8 pm Carte Blanche SUNDAY 8am to 6pm TOTAL SERVICE· TE. (50S) 671-4480 • . ' - '. C'."_-'~~l·"·':'~· -".-.,.,':,.,~-""~r'_'':''.~.('" :i,,~:"';\l:'{,;~~~~;ff:~:~==rir~j,,:,';:~,:;\:£ftL»:}~:'t;~:;t¥:Sl~.~?j46:'1jr";:;';:,-~,~j,:-:':-:·~~,';,~,,\1ip:;j~ 'I;i'-'.".[·':',;~:::w~;:: "~', ' .. -- . , .... "., ,,",...... 'r;: ;::0: ;Iw,o ;1 ," d "'f-=_...._=_...... --~._------~--. __ .. _-~---~------~_._-.. :-~.------ The RuldQSO News I Page 9 • . , Want your· kids to love skiing as an all-day ski lesson with' both indoor At the end of all Ski Wee classes, much as you do? . . and outdoor ski activities." group and private, all children receive a Then check out the variety of kids' This program, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., progress report showing Mom and Dad ,I includes skiing instruction, lift ticket, j programs at Ski Apache. what they've learned. This card, shown • lunch and snacks, and is closely super· I First, there's Ski Wee for ages four to at any U.S. ski area participating in the • 12, first-timer through advanced, of· vised. Equipment is not included, but national Ski Wee Program, allowfl the fered seven days a week. can be rented at Ski Apache or child to enter at the appropriate level "We emphasize safety, leamin, and downtown if the child doesn't bring his and progress at his or her own level. fun," says Carla Grover, Children s Ski or her own. Reminder School supervisor. Enrollment is limited to 18-20 wee This is Ski School, not daycare, so ~. Ski Wee for ages 6-12 skiers, so reservations during holidays llre essential for ~s very popular pro dress your young skier for cold weather. For ages six through 12, Ski Wee of· gram. Call the Ski School desk at 336- This means water-resistant pants. fers group lessons at the same hours as 4356. . jackets, gloves or mittens, ahat, goggles adult lessons. This means a two.hour For the child who .isn't familiar with or sunglasses and sunscreen," stresses morning session, a break for lunch so Grover /' .Red Hot, Hot Tot and Hot Shot pro a group .learning experience or for one gram begins in December, breaks for parents can eat with kids, then an whO needs individual attention, consid afternoon session that ends before the Hot Tots, Red Bots, Hot Shots Christmas, then resumes in January, er private lessons, either for one hour, Another popular kids' program is the February and March. Cost of the nine lifts close so children can show off to an hour and a half or'all day. For chil Mom and Dad what they've learned. nine-week session for four- to 12-year week program includes a season pass. dren aged five and under only, the cost olds who live in the area. ' Half.day group lessons are also avail ofaprivate lesson includes alift ticket. ••• able. Skiers are ability-grouped as Red ''We even accept two- and three-year Hots, Hot Tots and Hot Shots. They For details on Ski Wee, the pre Ski Wee for little folks olds in private lessons," says Grover. remain with the same instructor school program, Red Hots, Hot Tots and For four· and five-year-oIds, Ski Wee "At that age, they benefit from individu throughout the nine weeks, which cul Hot Shots, group or private lessons, call offers apre-school program. al instruction." minate in the Hot Chocolate Cup, a fun the Ski School desk at 336-4356. Re "This is NOT baby-sitting or day to show off new skills to proud member to ask .a60ut packages and daycare," emphasizes Grover. "This is Look what I learned! parents. consecutive-day discounts. ! •'. ,i i I I I ~ • \1 .1 '1• · ~------~ -r· .. :a -0:--._:==_••_:_0_0_22 2 _,_2---_- a.BE_ Page 10 f The Ruidoso News Try these tips for savvy skiers... Ski friendly Savvy skiers know many ways to en lifts and equipment for much less than right again, to the high-speed Chair #1. . There are elements of risk in JOy their ski cay while getting the most ifpurchased separately. In minutes, you're at the top! skiing that common sense and per from their ski dollar. How many can Early Season Ski· School Special: Lunchtime timesavers: eat before sonal awareness can help reduce. vou try" weekday prices apply on weekends from noon or after 1:30 p.m. Or, eat on the Lift Ticket Tips now through December 20, 1991. mountain. There're two outdoor burger . 1. Ski under control and in such a . New this year is a three conBecutive Best Ski School Deal: free ski tips for stands and two mountaintop snack manner you can stop or avoid other day lift ticket for both children under intermediate or better skiers. Meet a bars. Both snack bars offer plenty of skiers or objects. twelve and adults. Buy it inBtead of certified inBtructor in the Gazebo every room for backpack brown-bagge~s, too. three single-day tickets and Bave $$$. Saturday and Sunday morning at 9:15 Try some ofthese tips and enJoy your , 2. When skiing downhill or over Weekdays spell bargain days at Ski a.m. You'l take one run down ski day! taking another skier, you must avoid Apache. Ski after 1 p.m. on a lower Meadows, a more difficult slope and the skier below you. priced ticket. Or, purchase a weekday receive a tip or two to help your skiing. only season pass for only $290. Afterward is the opportunity to con 3, You' must not stop where r,0u Speaking of season passes, an all tinue the lesson at a reduced rate. obstruct a traiI or are not viSible inclusive ~ss is only $520. Seventeen Comfort Tips from above. days of skiing p~~ for the pas~; atre~ Carry your ski boots inside the car that it's like skiing free! (WIth Ski where the heater's on, not in the trunk. 4. When entering. a trail or start Apache opening early, season pass And bring them indoors at nightl ing downhiIl, yield to other skiers. holders get a head start on saving!) Time Savel'S 5. All skiers shall wear retention Check out the family pass, too. After Ifyou park in the lower parking area straps or other devices' to help pre Mom and Dad buy theirs, add kids aged at Ski Apache, buy your lift ticket at vent runaway skis. 17 and under for a nominal fee. one of two satellite ticket booths: either Best lift ticket deal: ifyou're aged 60 at the bottom of Chair #5 or at the bot or over, your Beason pass is only $95. tom of the new Elk Quad Chair #8. 6. You shall keep off closed trails . The gondola isn't the only way to'the 'and po~ted areas and observe' all Ski School Tips posted 8lgnB. First-time beginners get a great deal: top. Ride Easy Street Chair and ski to two consecutive all-day lessons with the right to triple Chair #7. Then ski ·t, ' We welcome skiers and other visitors to the beautiful Ruidoso ,.area. There is so much to see and do. We're certain that Lincoln County Medical Center isn't tops on your list of places to visit this winter. But you can bet that if you do stop by, you'll be tops on our list. We hope you have asafe and enjoyable visit. The Small-Town Hospital . with Big-City Care • • 24-Hour Emergency Room. LINCOLN COUNTY . , MEDICAL• ! CENTER .,42-Bed Inpatient Facility , 211 Sudderth • Ruidoso • Equipped for Orthopedic and Eye Injuries 257-7381 • - ...... / • • The Ruidoso News 'Page 11 Skis for Check out l .1 I the snow I everybody I .'/ • l The slopes are calling, but you don't have skis ... or you're.in the mood for a I : new brand or maybe new boots and l poles? . j j Rqidoso has the greatest bunch of j little ski shops in the state. . Close to two dozen ski shops cater to •j the needs of all classes of skiers, from beginners to racers. With just a quick look up or down ei· ther of the main streets, youll probably find a fine place to rent skis, boots, poles, and even clothes. Some stores , have tire chains and ski racks as well. Equipment and clothing is available for every pocketbook with basic pack· ages (skis, boots, poles) starting at $7 to $10 aday. Group rates are offered at many ski shops, and performance skis can be tented to give you a chance to try before you buy. Stan Cape of the A-Frame Ski Shop is pictured in his shop, one Remember, make sure you get boots that 6t and bindings that .release when of more than a dozen ski shops that extend from Sudderth Drive they're supposed to. on out to Ski Apache. I • • .. _-~- \ , \. "I ~" .. ~ .. Page 14/ The Ruidoso News .. • .- ·;-:<~%Y~:;if;~:~}. ,;~~:~":'-' ',,~. Crews get up early to clear roads , The race is on... , How exciting to wake up and dis movmg equipment at any time of day. If Racer or mce-watcher - Ski Apache cover fresh anew fallen overnight, just you feel you must pass, be patient and presents a season-long show for you. . in time for your ski holiday. What will wait for the equipment operator to The 13th annual Texas Cup is one of road conditiona be like? Will you need notice you and pull over. Remember, if ~~ biggest races at Ski Apache. chains? How to find out. .. it's blowing snow and wind, the opera NASTAR tempts hopeful citizen I First, call (505) 257-9001 or listen to tor may not hear or see you right away. racers with the promi~ of gold, silve~ I the ski and road report broadcasts on If the Sno-go is blowing across your I and bronze medals. NASTAR skiers , local radio stations. lane, wait for the operator to turn it off race against the clock instead of each I before passing. ~ The State Highway Department other. coordinates with Ski Apache and the NASTAR runs Wednesdays and Sun ~ Ruidoso Police Department to provide Will I need chains? days when the entire mountain is open. r up-to-the-minute motorist information, . Aroun6 Valentine's Day, the popular r including the need for chains. This in The ski and road report will tell you, Cross Your Heart Cup delights skiers , formation is recorded and changed dai and so will signs posted along Ski Run watching it from the Lincoln Chair. ~ ly, more often ifconditions warrant. Road. One is at the intersection with Outrageously costumed skiers race r After an overnight snowfall, crews :~thway 48; the other,at approximately down the slope, vying for such dubious . e marker #3, near the Eagle Lakes t I from the Capitan District of the State Reminder honoreas best costume, biggest flirt and Highway Department begin working on Campground Road. A couple of signs others. I Ski Run Road as early as 4a.m. are also within the Village of Ruidoso Ski Run Road closes uphill traffic I "Ski Run Road (officially State Road on Sudderth Drive and Mechem Drive. from 3 to 6 p.m. daily, beginning at the The Hot Chocolate Cup culminates 532) and Highway 48 from Ruidoso to Pay attention to the signs. chains sign near mile marker #3. If the season-long Hot Tot, ,Red Hot, Hot Capitan are Priority One for us," says "People sometimes ignore the signs you're picking up a skier, be on the road Shot Ski school program for four- to 12 Eddie Sedillo, State Highway foreman. or don't believe us. Then they get stuck, before 3p.m. year-olds. Yo~gsters ski amid balloon ''We send a blade (road grader), a cause traffic jams and create problems." If you're driving downhill after 3 fesoooned cones; showing off newly Sno-go (snow blower) and a salt truck. Even ifchains are not required on a p.m., expect oncoming traffic below mile learned skills to proudparents cheering It the snow continues all day, we1J be particular day, the wise skier always marker #3. .at the bottom.. For Hot ChocoIateers, there all day," says Sedillo. carries chains in his or her vehicle. ''We're here to serve," say highway emphasis is on ~l not competition. ''It's our responsibility to see that Mountain weather can bring un crewsjroudly. The Businessperson-Handicapped everyone gets off the mountain. .. expected snowfall, and, a moment of An we skiers can do our party by Ski Race raises funds for Ski Apache Driver, always expect to meet slow- forethought will pay off. being prepared and driving carefully. Handicapped Skiers Association. r I I OFFICE HOURS Monday-Thursday 9AM-IPM ,call for aftemoon appointment) , r •• •• 257-7555 • • I , ·\ : .' , i- "• ~ . not .-.'. , · . seelto = r Emergency after hours: -· r r I 258-4113 ~ ,~ .' "'w'\, vt" , III I Weekends and Evenings \ " ~ I Graduate of 1exas Chiropractic College I Houston, Thxas New Mexico and 7exas Licenses 445 Mechem Drive ., Located between Sears and Casa Blanca Restaurant X~Rays not require'i on lirst visit! , " , \ a • 42 • - - Q ._ •• ...,... .. ,~-~-- • The Ruidoso News I Page 15 Learning how is half the fun at Ski Apache The satisfying feel of a smooth turn, to learn and well create a lesson. Con Who will teach me? the exhilaration of a bump run, the ec ditions permitting, we'll run clinics on stasy offloating through powder... moguls, powder and trees, racing, *Ski Apache Ski School is a member These and other techDiq1:les for bet elegant skiing, whatever." of Professional Ski Instructors of I, .ter skiing are yours from Ski Apache's Not sure a lessons's for you? Check America-Rocky Mountain Division. , / Ski School. Astaff of more than 100 in out the free Ski Tips every Saturday ,I and Sunday morning at 9:15 in the National training and testiDg of in ,I structors teaches group 9r private ,• classes ,'to children, teenagers and Gazebo. You'll take one run down structors assures that students can con adults at all levels, from beginners to Meadows, a more difficult ~lope, with a tinue their learmng anywhere in a nat racing, seven days a week; certified instructor. You must De at ural flow. At Ski Apache, all instructors First-time skiers, visit the Ski School least an intermediate or expert. continually further training at local, . desk before buying a lift ticket. Instead, With both beginner and master state and national clinics. sign up for a one- or two-day first-time classes, you may choose group or Pr! Questions about lessons for you, your beginner lesson that includes lifts. vate lessons. Groups meet for a half children or guests? When you arrive at •r You11 save buyinlf as a package. day, single day or consecutive days. A the area, look for a uniformed instructor ,. First-time begmners also have their private lesson can be shared by up to in a bright blue jacket, He or she can choice of several ~ times begin-' five ~rsons. answer your questions about lessons or Ding at 9:30 p.m. Vi~eo privates can also be arranged. the area in general , Call it clinic, reft-esher or lesson Reminder: all private lessons are sub Interested in becoming a Cull-time or Ski Apache calls is the Master Program. ject to instructor availability. . part-time Ski Ap'8che instructor? I "Lessons aren't just for beginners. Ask about just-Cor-teen classes Attend the hiring clinic December 7 Skiers 'at any level benefit from yearly weekends only. and 8, 1991, at the area. Anyone joining, instruction," S8yS Rick Vmcent, Ski the staff, regardless of skiing level, School director. Why not start the season ofT right must go through the hiring clinic. Master Program offers th~ "menu ap and save money at the same time. Be All activities will be on snow, so Inte'tested persons must contact Rick proach" to the intermediate and above ginning now through December 20, bring your equipment. There is no VmceQt between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. at skier. 1991, take a weekend les80n at a week charge for the event which includes (505) '336-4356, preferably before De "Come in and tell us what you want day price. lifts, instruction'and a party: cember 2, 1991. Cimarron Companion Care Retirement Center 0( . , • Cimarron Companion care R,etirement Center is a special place for specIal people, offering retirement living for the senior citizen or • handlcap~ Individual or atime to convalesce for anyone unable ~ove to go home after leaving the hospital. ite , Provisionscan bemadeto stay aday, aweek orpennanently at the Authentic Indian Jewelry & Crafts Cimarron Companion care Center. Pleasecall orcome visit. letus show you the units, completely In KACHINAS dividualized and private with 24-hour nursing service. . , Cimarron units, single or double occu Collectors Hopi • Navajo •Zuni pancy, are completely fumished com kSome Are Signed and Registered Editions) plete wit~ kitchenette. • The units are also available to individu POITERY ,als or couples who don't especially need ~ ,Acoma by Wanita Peters nursing care or Just minimal care who would like a transportation service, 24 M. Patricio •Vallo hour security and maintenance, weekly Santo Domingo • Santa Clara '. housekeeping, grounds maintenanCe, j persomil laundry service, special diets when prescribed and injections as or j STORY TELLERS by the Toya Family . dered by a physician. j Pet care is provided when clients are J ,HEADDRESSES &FEATHER WORK from Oklahoma I away from home. I Exclusive SCULPTURES by Sinapau Studio Cimarron Companion care Center. I • Porcelain Indian DOLLS by Linda Faey situated in the foothills of the beautiful mountains of lincoln County, offers so SpeciaUzed, Authentic INDIAN JEWELRY many benefits that living is almost care- -reeI• i Navajo • Z~ • Hopi, PO Box 1109 30% SAtB;0N JEWELRY! 2318 Sudderth'Drive :. Midtown ,Ruidoso Ruidoso Downs NM 88346 (505), 257-6609. Shirle'y~ I / "iii~.-"' ".~ i 1 _-..t-il-iiii,;;iiii".•.•- .-... ..,.·'...... '.'.-'-iiiii--' _...'''ii'iiii''iiii'ii'iii'.--.' --.'''.-:''iii--ii-ii--iiiii"iii'iiii"iiiiiI-.-.•: __'iI'"ii''ii''iiii ~"7_~ ••-._-;_:-_.-._._ao_, 'S _,_;Z.-.....,_UlQ...__...__• __...... ;.~_~~_~__., • ,, _ P.age 16 I The Ruidoso News , Retreat to the mountains for a quiet vacation The playground of the Southwest has boxing events. For all ages, fun and games featur- Bridge and gin mmmy players plenty of activities - indoors and out. Down the road a few greased wheels ing the latest in video games, the Fun gather at Cree Meadow~ and at Ruidoso Ruidoso's inflide playground includes is Bingo of Mescalero and the Inn ofthe Track Go Carts and the Y-Knot Park, Senior Citizens Center. Call 257-9186 racquetball, llOwling, bumper cars, Mountain Gods on the Mescalero Indian Ruidoso's newest indoor-outdoor amuse- for information on games at Cree, or movies and gambling. . Nation Reservation. / ment park. caIl the Senior Citizens .Center, 257 Inside gambling takes on several The Mescalero Bingo hall allows you The Y-Knot Park is the hottest hang- 4565. looks in the Ruidoso area. The Sports to fill your card while a bank {)f one out for teenagers in Ruidoso. . The Senior Center has other ac I I Theater, located east of the Ruidoso armed bandits challenges you from the Outdoors, race around the track with tivities scheduled for the 55-and-over ~ Downs Race Track offers pari-mutuel gamiI).g room. go carts, the hottest ears in New M;exi- crowd. Call for a schedule. I wagering on simulcast horse racing Another indoor public facility is the co. Indoors, the park features a mina Ruidoso's library is a good place to I broadcast live, and other seasonal Ruidoso Athletic Club (RAC), located ture golf course that is a walk-through keep up with the news. The library sub I sports like football and the major near downtown Ruidoso. The RAC has ofSouthern New Mexico's history. scribes to many national and regional I severa)· racquetball courts and a full After school, roller skating .is avail publications. Stop in and read _in the line of Nautilus exercise equipment. In able on· the newest high tech floor in newly-remodeled reading room. addition to aerobic classes, guests can New Mexico. Another indoor feature is Golfers don't stop during the winter relax after a workout in a hot tub or the bumper cars, just like the old state in Ruidoso, wh~re they have their pick change pace by shooting a game of bas-· fair. of two public golf courses - The LinkS ketball on an indoor court. For food, Eagle Creek Barbecue. has at Sierra Blanca or Cree Meadows. Just Bowling enthusiasts enjoy the lanes an indoor campground. And every kind down Carrizo Creek Road is the course of the newly renovated Holiday Bowling of video game keeps the p~rk hopping at the Inn of the Mountain Gods. Center to keep their game in shape day and night at Y-Knot. Tee off iI1Carrizozo or in Cloudcroft, • while away from home. The lanes are Can't forget the movies. Visitors can too; maybe take a golfing tour, and even located at 310 Sudderth Drive, take in the latest movies at Sierra Cine- p"'lay at Alto Lakes Golf and Country If you want to hit tennis balls inside, rna twin-screen th~ater on Mechem Club, which is open to members only. you can use the racquetball courts at Drive next to Sierra Mall. To find out And of fOurse, shopping, dining out the RAC or you can playa set of tennis what's showing, call 257-9444. and sitting in front of a roaring fire inside the shell at Inn of the Mountain Or, check out a video at one of round out the winter fun in this Gods. Ruidoso's well-stocked video stores. mountain resort. , ~THE ArnC AND FRIENDS COMPLEX~ 1031 Mechem Drtve I , .'\ . ." The Ruidoso News I Page 17 Many folks come to our mountains in mutuel windows at track odds. ~iant in the Ruidoso area. Payoffs run as much as $30;000 at the' winter for the skiing, sledding, screens enhance your sense of bemg at The Ruidoso Sertoma Club Bingo is Mescalero Bingo with a Myriad of shopping and yes even a rOWld of golf the track.. '.. located on U.S, Highway 70 east of the games with a number oi combinations on selected days. B~ gambling? Yo~ may han t•• 100/0 Discount on d. Ski Rental or FREE ki Ski Wax with this ad RUIDOSO STATE BANK InsUkUeeSportswear •• ports · .;. '.~. ., MEMBERFOIC .. ' .. .,.' • 1Iar '£ss, tfyro{ia,.9Ltomit r.Bin4nBs • ~, ~, 'lJadisttin 4JlolJts ¥ ATM SERVIC.E AT SKI APACHE ' '1. 1(pearcli '1Jynamics Coyotes .!Jltomk • iJJCtZZard , •1'- f .' andx-cSfj. flear • POWderstitl<,S1Ww6oatrls , . i 'ATM MACHINE- LOCATED AT THE SKI SCHOOL DESK 1017 Mechem Drive . .,\, (505) 258-5562 ._ L.:17;:.:'.:,Ds:.:ud=d:.:.erth:;._...... ;,w~le;,.,;..t~.h.;;~"...;·~.~.;~u;';;''''_ .FO....'.Yo.u.r.Bu.';..IQ,;,.e.$s.J,.. 2.57_-4.D4~3...... ' .. I!' • , .~,r".::::>.'I ,~.,~,~'="_=.'~'''::::, ...... :.~...... ;======~~.j";;:;;~.,-::i.:.:l'·.;;;;;-.,;:;;,- "~ .;;;;;~ i ~ ::;0;'----...... _=-.-" . '_. 1 .....,. :..:..: . ...c':; _ ...:' '.::.:'' '.:;.;:'"'-__ .! ',; .-••j..... 'i'""j;;'''hi:;F':'':''::,--") .. ...;;;;;.,-;;:;;';;;;:. ';;;;;'====;ililil:il-iii.o,. "'G"""""__iIioIoo/l'....· _.__·... Page 18 I The Ruidoso News I I I •• • • \ I cro OIDS 10 e WID er While the thrill-seekers in the family concentrate more on skiing and skating. the most is snowboarding - an inno'va~ weekend winter fun packages. . The national forest also is open to tive single board approach to a mode of For rates and package information, are on the top of the mountain, getting 1-800-333~ ready to risk bone and muscle for the hunting with state .licenses. Outfitter travel that. usually takes two and the call 505-682-2333 or 7542. . exhilaration of downhill skiing, don't guides work out of the mountaintop viI-. no.rdic answer to skate boarding. With ade • • __ . __ ~ . __ .0- _. •• __ • --- - S&S CHARTER SERVICE SKI SHUTTLE DAILY SERVICE TO SKI AREA CALL FOR RESERVATIONS 505-378-4456 , Group Rates Available • ,.,.. ~..~. Qualified and Experienced Drivers Courteous Service P.O. Box 780 Ruidoso DoWDS, N.M. 88346 I I l I .l -,.:.". .. • The Ruidoso Newt I Page 19 • Cloudcroft rides also are available from the Cloud Continued from page 18 croft Trolley Co. Sports Theater has , . through valleys full of powder and up to The village and the Cloudcroft the sumnmit. The view is breathtaking. Chamber of Commerce join hands each winter to create The Skating Pond, I You can see the Tularosa Basin, the all the sports action I Organ Mountains and' on clear days, where people who are light on their nearly to Mexico." according to The feet, but have ankles of iron, can twirl I and dip until their breath freezes. If you are looking fo~ a friendly The doors open approximately one hour Lodge brochure. ,wager or the current score of your favor- prior to post time. For reservations, can 605-682·2098 The week ofChristmas, Cloudcroft is ~to ite ban team, then the Ruidoso Downs Additionally, there will be two ,I or 1-800-395-6343; transformed a Ilpecial holiday place ,I with caroling, a tree-lighting ceremony, Sports Theater is the place to be this holiday Monday race dates on January • Other recreational permit holders in winter. .20 (Martin Luther King Day) and Feb elude Triple M's Snowplay Area, 4.5 the arrival of Santa Claus, the corona tion of the Snow Queen, an ice sculp ru~ 17 (President's Day). miles south of Cloudcroft on Sunspot Located a half mile past the Ruidoso Highway, where for $15, a visitor can ture contest, snowmobile races, a Both quarter horses and thorough Holiday Ball, a pet parade and DoWDS main track entrance, the Sports breds race at Sunland Park and there is rent an inner tubes, ride a.lift to the top Theater feature'S all the races from Sun generally two simulcast races per day of the .slope and hurl himself down the hundreds and hundreds ofhnninaries. For those hardy souls who think a land Park's n1-day meet plus major from California. bumpy terrain to the bottom, then get stakes races from around the country. back up and do it again and again and zero degree night rolled up in a sle.eping • bag is just another camping challenge, Major stakes races from around- the agaUL , pitch~ , Snowmobiles also are available for tents can}e at se\!eral' camp In addition, the Sports Theater tele country are also simulcast including $25 an hour ($35 for doubles) from 10 grounds m tile forest 'throughout the vises top sporting events from across major three-year-old races ,on the road winter months. the country including football, basket to the Kentucky Derby which is simul a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Monday through Sun "Both the Baca Campground on the ball, baseball and more. cast on Mav 2. - day. After holidays,' the area will be south side of the Capitan Mountains closed the following Tuesday through and the Three Rivers Campground be An Associated Press sports board Types of wageri~g offered include Thursday. tween Ca~ozo and Alamogordo are at also keeps you up-to-date on the latest regular win, place and· show wagering Athird recreational area is on High lower elevations, are used year-around happenings in the world ofsports. along with daily double, quiniela, ex way 244 at the eastern edge of town. and iIIe accessible," said Peg Crim, who The Sports Theater will carry Sun acta, trifecta and twin trifecta. The twin For those who prefer to lie back and .handles recreational facilities in the land Park races on Wednesdays and trifeeta is generally offered on the let someone else do the work while the Smokey Bear District of the national Fridays through Sundays with a cur fourth and fifth race every day and has spectacular scenery rolls by, cozy sleigh , forest. rent first race post time of 12:30 pm. the potential for six-figure payoffs. \ j • . . ,., " " • • ll'l',''',·G j ._~ ...., '"4"",,... '..._ .."..~ ~'.- -...- . .,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,-,_., ._. '~" . ". ~.;-. . ~ - - <--'.~'''f;\;:>J;11i%tt.thya''':';"''l! ",~_.,.-,, __ :,-,:O:\,,},.i~,-~- __ ",---_~~,_, _ '. ' "" ";/il':-", :PI '3 ". IP...--···,_·_-_·---····-_·~···__·-~--,-·_...... I¥·....._ ....•••••=_.· '..__·__~~-~~~~-,~-~-.--_.-, ------l! , 0\ .~ .. J • ',.'. ,.. '. I , • III ;'." ..•. 0' -".:,:- '.', ..~:. ,~~ ...... ':"i,}( " .. ':.:::. \ " I ,J 721MECHIM.. . "',' . ..-. .",. . ..;. :.::...... " ..... ":;. '." " -', ,;-;." ':'" ,'. ' '", :;:.: ...... •.. <;;:~ ;.;:', ." ".- " ...::::. '...... t}Joo/& & . Books New 'Ilizltgs GO ;?d USed \ . UJ1net ' otrees DeCOratt I ". :,- . ;.' .; , QUUted & ave ,Wood I A{tlMl Urll\f. I .....; 'J. ", ,', ,"< Bout. uewOod (Fa aple I , , .... 'hem Oregon' I.ltrd 01lly in l , Cl1ld. the If. ' -"",' . I 257-4976 oLg Land) ...... , ...... , I , " "-: . I :•.... ' ....: ..... ," .. I ...... ,,' ~., .. ;/:;:~:: I \ :=.;;. :.... :.::.::..: .... "," :,' .. ::. ',' I l I The Byrd's Nest I I Linens • Jewehy \.A , Miniatures • Gjfts I I ROSPEIU~ 267-4166 :; I ....:;. " AN FOOD RESTPL ' \ • ...... :7": 257-9379 Angel-Gonzales l ...., MEXlC ,.•.•...•. ". " ~er I • ", :' ez GoDza},es Gener.al ',' . ,'.' l ;./..... ;';:' ': I In owner I ";.. '.'. l ..::.;::t ...•:. • ;.,:." , t :~:4:::<::::i:·:: I ~(Ptd "'i< -.:: ': " , ," '.: I ',' : .. SHOES & ACCESSORIES -:..;'" " An ExcepUonaJ seI ut Our "FASt\10N CLUB"I " hand bags, scarves :Ctlon of shoes, boots, " • ,, Ask AbO and women'S Fashions J .-... ::',' ..', '.< J. Renee, Cole Haa'n :Jry & more. InclUding .;::.: . :' Misses, . . '.:' JuniOrs, " .. ' Easy Spfrtt. Magdesians~aret Jerrold, Selby, :~ :'.>' ..... 257-5924 MC~eSAr& L.A Gear. " .. Man-Sat 9:30am-6:00pm S :;'" • un 12-4pm .:. ; I , , ' ns " LADIEs FASHIONS 257-2912 I " , .. ".-:': I ", .... I I .:;~~?.. I " , I I " I I • o I " I I I l f r " , . .--'-" c.. • u._ ._ ._.... ~ - - - -_.-.. - ..... • iwisl1 ar. nitt linn Executive Conference Center and Resort 1451 Mechem + RO~Box 759' Ruidoso, New Mexico 88345 I (505) 258-3333 Fax (505) 258-5325 . I • I I ,• Say you want to go... / + Easy Access from Town R~·ta.#'a.ltt + Convenient to Ski Apache twiccte,le-. + New Lobby and receive a FREE Bar Drink Featuring... . with your dinner + Great View. +Fine' German and Italian Cuisine (drink value up to $3.75). / '>J + Weekend Buffets Urnit one free drink per guest room. + Freshly Decorated, + Homemade Pastries and Desserts Super-sized Rooms Serving Breakfast Daily 7am-10am 1·800·47·SWISS + Private Balconies and Dinner Served Wednesday through Non-Smoking Rooms Available Monday Evenings 6pm-9pm + VCR &Movie Rentals FULL BAR SERVICE AVAILABLE Experience European Qavor and atmosphere. + Satellite TV and FREE HBO· incomf0rt • • A Sign. of OUf . Commitment to Service In arecent independent nationwide survey,* homeowners were asked,"Now, thinking about real estate sales organizations, which one would you say gives the best service to its customers?" The CENTURY 21®system was named over five times more often than the next leading real estate organization. Acommitment to providing the best sales service is just one of the many reasons why the CENTURY 2~system stands way above the rest. I For More Information on Ruidoso Properties J I CFNIURY21 . 18'*,. 4' CALL TOLL FREE 800·251·4663 Ext. 258 I • I •• I "Open 7 Days a Week" 8am.5pm I Coldwell Ba~r 727~Mechem, Drawer 2200· Ruidoso, NM88345 3% I Si Habla Espaiiol I .. RE/MAX ERA I 2% 2% I I • , Prudel'llial Belter Homts rl 1% & Gardens ·S...... o: 11191 Na1Icnal Survey 01 Hom_h. mllUMY lnoludod 1500 telephone InlervllWl"''' • I 1% rOndom Inple 01 hom_•• tom I!lroughou' the USA ..d wee conduCl1ld dlJIl"ll JomJ-r 5·9. 1991 I by The WI.lhlIn Gr~p. Ile~91UMV r_elI OfIIIUaIiOn. Th...... 11 tom illiG """'''Y hmle • 95% oonld...ce InIeMl +1-2.5%. SuN"Y "sullI hi be.. rounded 10 th. _ ..t wI>oIe number. ~, 991 I CantuI}' 21 Real Eltete C"""".lon ..."" "" the NAF.@and TM·hdomarlia 01 COnkny 2. Rial EslJlt. Corpcrotton. Equal HOUilng Oppll/bJnlly EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED ANb I OPERATED. I .....• .. iiii .." , ~ ..' ,.. , .. ,:,. ,. ,. ~.;J ",.".... ',.< ,.,..'. Pi 4S OA 4 ., e.e.. , = _.. = _e ._", . ~._. __ .._ I, A-Frame Ski Shop 2, Adk ins Village Patio .1. Canyon Gallery 4, Cenlury 21 Aspen Real Estate 5. Cimarron Companion Care Center 6. Coldwell Banker SOC, Realtors 7.pr. Sandra Davis, Chiropractor 8, Gary Lynch Realty 9. High Country Lodge 10. Inn Of The Moulltain Gods II. J.R.'s Food Mart 12. K-Bob's Steakhouse 13. Kentuck y Fried Chicken 14. Lincoln County Medical Center 15. Mescalero Store 16. Mounlain Arts 17. Mr. Burger 1S. Ruidoso DOW05 Sports Theater 19. Ruidoso Ski Rental 20. Ruidoso State Bank 21. S & S Charter 22. Sierra Blanca Motor Company 23. Sierra Mall: A Cut Above, Books N Things, Evelyn's, La Prosperita, Step \ . pin' Out. Top Bra."lS Realtors I 24. Ski Ap3l:he I 25. Steed's Ski Sports I 26. Swiss Chalellnn I 27. Texas Cafe I 28. Texas Cafe Too 29. Texas Furr l 30. The Allie and Friends: Sky's the Limit, I Emily's. Lotions & POlions, The Auic _. ~ .' . and Hombre .~, . I 31. The Links al Sierra Blanca - - I 32, The Lodge at Qoudcroft I n Village Lodge ~ 34. White Dove I 35. Y-Knot Park and Car Wash ~ Will., lawUT ~ ~ ~ ~ Villilge Lodge , l Ruidoso's Premier Vacation Resort , Ruidoso's only All-Suite Lodge! From $79.00 night plus tax Woodburning fireplace (abundant free firewood) 2 TVs, 2 telephones, fully equipped kitchen LADIES FASHIONS Excellent access offMechem Drive - Front door parking 257-2922 . . "• . • 1-800-722-8779 or 505-258-5442 . " • YOUR STYLE, YOUR POISE, YOUR APPEARANCE 32 Two bedroom cabins with living room, Woodburning fireplace, TV (HBO), kitchen A Cut Above From $75.00 night plus tax Outrageous Holiday Specials! Closet lodge to ski area-Just 1/4 mile from A Cut Above is all you need Ski Run Road turnoff atAlto for your holiday styles • • Park at your front door - Take the Ski Shuttle , can Today 1-800-845-7265 2li7-7i7S' . or 505-336-4321 . ... .',.". '., .'.'...... " • , ,,' . •.. ." . . " .-. - .. , ...," . T·· . , :,.'.' .,.[')",; ... . ••••••• .. , • • .. • 4 • • • • •••••• ' . , 0 .. ,• ,~ '~ .... " ...... , ..., ...... ", ... " ."""."".~." • ' . . ~,_,_~.. _,. -",f".' >_...•••,.j_,j;!'.".; 'd';!, ';".' The RuIdoso News' P~ge 23 • LODGING DINING I I ....'...... ~....::::~ ..• ....."...... ;..~.;-: .•. , ,s...>/: •••;..••:. ~ ox, .~. @:':';'~:~~:;::::;ij ..-:-:.,:-·:.xef.","::m : :.:.~:":: :$~ < :-,.···:...... ·...··iit'*:·~,'.".,..f0' : ...... ;o"l:.'~" x·.·,f.< ;.' W ;; ','.'(..' " ...:-:. -:.....:. W ~"" - Q ·······"1····"···.~~::::<~... w CIJ :.:.~B: ',' ":'f"'",';': -::-:':-: ·::: ..s"::- ·...... ,•••..~. -:-....:-~I,.. ~ ;.:::-:.,:.:. X-:-:-' ...I 0 <.:'\.:;: . «.:-..• ~.: 0 W .~:.:.... -:-: .... ~. ~ >.-: " ...... ·~..»~v . ;:) ~ ·'~:;.:-::<:so_';<.:.,:..··'f .;.:~~~:t.:-...... -~ 0 «.:-::~:.-:.: - .., .. :•••:.:>:', > · .....::;: .• ':« S ...... '...... ;...... ~.~. ....~:.~:::: .. a: ', .....y o!...... - l1. ::.....:<~.;.: ..~...... >~;.:-;.: ~ ~~:-:.-::.;. ~~i?..~:.} CIJ- > I • ·>•• ::::.:~.:.:' 9 :,;: ....;. »'::;: '.~, a: w ::..: "':"'1""'"''.j::' . .. ~.,$:~:::~ ::~ .:-:<:• ...... ';',(.., .... ~ ...I .. 0 ~..;~:.:.:. <~.::'..,. :::.f , G zC) z -a: 3 ~ ) o SPECIALTY DISTINCTIVE DINING BEST WESTERN SWISS CHALET INN , (Ahna-Michelle's Restaurant) H. 48 uldoso NM 505 258-3333 x Gennan and Italian KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 331 Sudderth Ruidoso. NM 505 257·7311 Fried Chicken INN OF THE MOUNTAIN GODS r • Carnzo Canyon Road Mescalero, NM 88340 I 505 257-5141 x x All l I LA PROSPERITA I l • , j 721 Mechem (Sierra Mall) Ruidoso, NM j .~ 505 257-9379 X x Mexican I K-BOB'S STEAK HOUSE j Hwy. 70 at "V" Ruidoso Downs, NM 505 378-4747 x x x Steaks and Catfish MR. BURGER 1203 Mechem Ruidoso, NM •, 505 '256-3616 X American TEXAS CAFE AND STEAKHOUSE t 2064 Hwy. 70 East Ruidoso Downs, NM • 505 378·5466 X x Steak f 'TEXAS CAFE TOO • 2535 Sudderth (Winner's Circle) Ruidoso. NM 505 257-9535 X x Barbe ue THEJ.,ODGE 600 Corona Place Cloudcroft, NM 800 395·6343 X x x All • . 7 d a I 7 7 t. •• • t .... _. --"_~T_· ·'---:,,_·_"' '~·..m...._,_.,m._,..._.m.- ..If."'.,_.,it"'n""".,·F.I"n_...... ,:ef.."""...:::c=.,..)"'.•EP..",.."••"'_""L"'.....F....."...... ,,C..,..::..:...... ii ".'..&12..i....'...... U...., ••••-.- a_21lll:lIIU•••••••••..., • • • ) Only forty-ti~e minutes south of Ruidoso perched at 9,200' atop tbe Sacramento Moul!fains i the exquisitely restored,.historic L~dge at Cloudcroft I offers Southern New Mexico's most extraordinary dining experiellcf' • t both indoors and poolside, romantic lodging, truly gracious service . ~' f • I and a spectacular mountain golf course. • Winter fun at the Lodge includes cross-country and alpine skii"g, snowmobiling, ice skating and fireside lounging with a good 'book or special friend. Please visit us. For information, directions ot reservations. call us toll free at (800) 395·6343. • , • • ,"'. 0""··" ,.' '.""'.;" c'.. ' ..'...'" " , " , . , , II • I I irst, all 0 arms home I , " I I Standing at First Call Farms of Pyromaniac is one of the top 10 Pyrosetta • 2nd in New Mexico I Be Streakin, Speed Index 94, Sire _ ,I Bosque, New Mexico is Sires of 2-year-old stakes Breeders Futurity at Santa Fe. Pyromaniac. ., . qualifiers in the nation. Streakin Six, Dam - Ima Dasher 1 From his first crop to race, WIth Pyromaniac is sire ofthe follow- Zoned Out -3rd in the "Senorita Myselfby Dash for Cash. 1 only 15 starters, most of these mg:• . Futmity" at the New Mexico State Emilio Cadena, Jr., who has 1 been with First Call Farm for the I starters coming from unproven Designs by Pyro, winner of Fair. 1 mares, with an average per starter past 5years, will continue as Sta I "Senor Futurity" at the New Mexi Also standing at First Can I of$6,009. co State Fair. Farms for the 1992 Season are: J tion Manager and with the oft' ,I tmck train procedW'es, '1 ... ., " 'A_' ~ • - "" . >.. :, I . , First Call Farm rider, Larry 4.Of( Chaves, ofS~ta Fe, who also rode .:ii, ) : . , Pyro 'through his racing career, • , , I rode Designs by Pryo through his I • ,If' 1 " I undefeated 2 year old campaign. I Chavez will remain a part'of the I Jimmy W. Jones' racing team for I 1992. I " Pyromaniac, owned by T. Jeny I .Lee of McAlister, New Mexico, will I I continue to stand at First Call 1 Farm for the 1992 season. Stud • I Fee of$I,OOO.OO. • I The farm is looking forward to a prosperous year with the coming l 2-year-olds of Pyro's which are in I training now.' I VisitorS always welcome, ,! Jimmy W. Jones 864-4839. 1 by .PYrofit.~tches. th~ ,";.. ' Deslg"s ~. for finish line...... - ','. --- •... - , , • , , , \, , •, I . Designs by riYr6'f" the winnerS circle at the New MexiCO State Fair "Senor" Q.H. Futurity In september• • Sunlandpark helps Santa Kids were the beneficiaries ofan unusual the winner's cirele. project slated at Sunland Park on Sunday, The age categories covered everyone-boys Dec. 15. " ..•... and pis, men and women (starting atl4 & It was the 2nd AJmual U.S. 'Marine Corps under and going all the way to 60 &over). • " " T~8 F,or Tots FlID R~.an, ev~n~ ~hichhas For adults, the entry fee was $15 plus a wide support and an unpreS81ve Jist of cor- new toy. The toy went to the U.S. Marine ,• porate sponsors. "" Corps' "Tols for Tots" program. Marine • Normally, when one speaks of runners Corps officials were on hand to collect the • i , in the context. of SunIandP81'k;Thoro"h- toys. For kids 14 and under, the entry fee ! I breda and Quarter Horses come: to npn~ was $2 and a newtoy. ,. ! ,Not for the Fun Bun. Bmnan runners,will , • . also' ed be'" thetlight." 'Racmg fans were encourag to .. .The srect, spearheaded by Jim Blll'nes .~b!bfg 9ut aus/lble to on ~~ day. 'those.who andJ;lirSarry of the Half-Fast Track CI~ did got free geneJ:B1 adm1 0n as a token of 11l11 • fEi ~ .. cluded a: 5.2 Mile Run a 2-Mlle thanks.... " :' , ! Run a:l:i~Mile;Wailtand ,a hal(.mi1e~ , ..Particl,pabts inJhe .FiJn RllIl got more ' for kids. ,. . " .' .,' " than thea mon~Y!J"oith. Theygathetedin .... The three '-events w~e launched in tb~ 'rhe 'J)nf Club for the racfugPi'9@am Ia~r' , • 'S,Wlland Park parking lot ·onDet:. 15 ~t '9 tltat clay. ,;Each ruilher payirlgthe$15 e~tty. ·, I a.m!\~e.c~~ewas.\t~~ltrouthnearby. fee~ot ~;TurrOl~ parking; admiil~on, . I areas of El,P4fJO, and enaed' ba~ at ,th.e . ,sea~g,program, tip sheet-and a great track The finiBJi W8:sin the forerowt,.near Ij;aliari BUft'et. : .• , . • , , ~-;-=- -2-S~--2-.i ~a " ._. .__ ... • __,...: , , ' • , . " ' '. ...". .r.t Page 2 Enchanted Equine December 25. 1991 •. ~ .' '-Vi million for·trails • Recreational trails enthusiasts scored a u.s. Senator Steve Symms (R-iD), and back riders but it also creates a national ad· All trail enthusiasts will benefit from the major victory on November 28 with the crea strongly supported ~y the American Horse visory committee which will include an fund. Of the $30 million provided each year, tion of a new trtWs trust fund that will pro C uncil. .' equestrian representative." . 30 Jlt:rcent will be spent on the repair and vide $180 million over the next six years for e principal proponents of the trails This marks the first time the equestrian mamtenance of strictly n~~otorized trails trail maintenan::e, repair, and construction. fun ' ·REJen the American Horse Council· community has been directly Tepresented in and 40 ~nt on trails ~ allow for two The fund is part of .the land mark $151 and the American Recreation Coalition's detennining national trails policy. • or more compatible uses. billion passage of the bill came a day after Trail· Task ~orce, headed ~y' Roy Muth of The new trails f~Ild will p~vide some The remaining 30 percent of the money House and Senate conferees met to pound the. ~ternational Snowmobile Industry As· $30 million annually for six years _ for a will be dedicated to maintaining and repair. out differences in their respective bills. . soc~att~n:. ..total of $180 million - in grants to the ing motorized recreation81 trails. ' .~ IS a great VI.Cto!!' fo~ the equ;estnan states for trail maintenance repair and con. A few. amendments. we~e ~de t'. • Helen Goff's system makes. Jerry Rodriguez coming off ex.cellent riding year race fan grea( handicapper . . Jockey Jerry Rodriguez is making all tbe "This colt has run well every time I've - right moves. . been on him, and when we made the finals, Around El Paso, when most people track.. l hear the name '!Gofl" they think of the At the end of S~land Park's meet in said" thi~ is 01!1' shot. Let's .~o f~rthe TV and appliance store. 1990, Jerry RodriglJez went to Kansas C~ty candy,. SaId ~odrigpez. The !lDllable J.ockey She does her homework,· writing to try his luck at the Woodlands' inaugufal. won aboard his ~st all Amencan finalist. out her ~icks before she comes, then Around Sunland Park, they think meeti~. .P:;-~3 of the smiling face ofHelen Goff. transfemng her selections to the pro ..... After his victorY, worth a cool $1 million, gram so she11 have time to socialize He. ad an out- . ,.' .' ~~;J~.J Royal, Quick Dash is enjoying a well earned To her friends! she's the "greatest between races. standding dsummer " ")7?;:;t;~ vacation. an ende up 88;';;i\'/" handicapper in tne world" and "the "I~ct7; hoste~8 with the mostest." the leader in .the· Sunland Park fans will get their chance Just what system does she use? She quarter .. Horse ""i to ~ee ~ in action in early 1992, as he is "I love the races and I love people," claims it's quiCK and simple. She never nder standing$. .. . being pomted towards Sunland's Gmde II takes more than 15·20 minutes to do A year lau;r $100,000 est. West Texas Derby, •. Helen says. her handicapping, and she looks for l after a successfUl Alth hRodri '11 h . .' The life-long El Pasoan, and just two things, "how many times have winter at Sunland .. Dug. guez WI. ~ve towmt 1l!1- mother of Pat Goff of the TV and ap they been out and how many times Park Rodriguez til· the new ye~ to renew his .partnership pliance stores, has been coming to have they bee~ in the money." opted to pass up. with Ror81 Quick Dash, he'l have plenty of Sunland Park Race Track since open the chance to "ItnvRoddguu. good Sunlana Park mounts, many &om the ing day in Ottober 1959 and can al When she's not at Sunland Park defend his Woodlands riding title and Ben Torres barn. ways be found sitting with her regular enjoying good times and good friends, neaded to R~do~ 'Downs hoping to l~d. Rodriguez is now the regular pilot of the "bunch". she's either planning a party of a trip. some mounts m bIg money Quarter Horse top three year old Strait to the Bank, who . An~ where does she go oli her trips? events. annexed the 1990 Rainbow' Futurity and Though Helen's ability as a hand· '. .. was favored in last year's All American icapper is bightr regarded, you won't Why to Las Vegas or another race Rodriguez did not have to wait very· long. Futurity. . . ~e her practicmg her skills at the track, ofcourse. On May 9th, Ruidoso's opening day he was named on Royal Quick Dash for trainer Ben He also has the call ~n a couple ofthe top . Torres in the trials for the Kansas·Futurity two year old thoroughbreds on the grounds. .. . angel's Appeal, the' Petticoat Stakeawil1Jler, . The Powerful grey colt went on to qualify and Mil Amores, the win of the rich Santa for fl}~ finals of the Kansas Futurity and the Fe Futurity, are sam'e ofhis topmounts. Musical Answer sets 2 marks RainbOw Futurity Consolation. .:" _ WIth all oHhis to look forward to on the Musical Answer set two seasonal marks The Quarter Horse results are ail follows: On Labor Dai, RodrigUez and Royal local circuit it is likely we11 be seeing Jerry in 5 1/2 and 6 furlongs with a time of 1:03.4 In the 330 yards was PiBle Cash with a time Quick Dash pulled oft' a stunning upset in Rodriguez making many more winning in the 5 112 furlongs on Nov 10 and 1:09.1 in of 17.05 on Oct. 12. the $2 million All American Futurity. moves on the race track this winter. the 6furlongs on Oct. 12. In 350 yards' was Glass Hearts with a I I !-n the 5 furlongs was Knight's Odds with timfu°lJJ~:rd~·:· ~~ Lady with a time ho' 's e·m·.p.. "e· r··e··"U''0':1'·0"'8'·' l atime of 58.2 on Nov. 15.. of 19.59 on Oct. 18. Sunland·'· ·Id··_ ."·Ioye·~. ". ' I In the 6 1/2 furlongs was Fine Hostage In 440 ard S 'al D pth ·th tim of Th d ., . Cham" ••, . ..' I with at time of 1:16.2 on Oct. 12. t: y S peel e WI a e. e men an women who helped ,mab . pagneJ.letQPon 1'oasf; WliS :set Cot 11 . . ~l. 71 on Nov. 15, .. Sunland Park happen were honored mthe . a,~,"~ J.1OOI!ttollawed. by ·t!;.~unionLuiich. . In the One Mile was Fouled Up WIth a . In 870 yards was Sparkling Sands with a Turf Club on Dec. 6.. .. ,·~;,a~in,.8 ]1Iaqu~,waS mven f.tJ the time of 1:37.1 o~ Oct 20. time of45.38 on Oct. 12. ,.. The annual reumon of SU11lantI Park em;- ~trnlployee who traveled the farthe,st .In 1.lI16 Miles was Looks Like Royalty In !OOO yards was Little Mike Jon WIth ployees (1959 to 1969)started:witll a ~ . toioin·thegathermg;~addition;'.}'Legend with a time of 1:45.4 on Oct. 26. at time of 53.79 on Nov. 10. Qefi.Together at 10:30 a.m. The tzaditiona] ofSunland Park" was hOnored. .'. ' .. . . '. '. '" ... . ~ .. • I • 0', -•• , •• p- ••..••..• •• , . " -, , . '. • • . " , ,• ., ., I, /, 'I f j , J j / ' f " I. I ' II. I '.' ', . ,. , . I ,•I j J• i f I I 1 I 1 , i' j f • I j. / J _ ,-",,-,', .. _... ,~,"-- ..•. -." :... -, .• ,"_.,~.,- ..,..... ~.. "" ..,..'.-'-" '." .... ,.~.-. ~,-.~-...-.IIII ,-- _.'. ...,..- ...----.....-- , I " , , . , December 25. 1991 Enchanted EquIne P¢Jge 3 , , ' ~'I ~ J , '. -- ~ '~ Ji' ;~ - , r ~{ rt '.,~/' ' ,"/ . ' . t!\l'~' DON'T LET YOUR CAR I • ! I • , I I I I I , I ,, R HOLIDAYS , • I ,, "1 ,. J.. ..t:;, ' ., •., , ". : ~ • '~ ~ 't I -- • , I ,..._ ~~(?-: .. Take Advantage of MCIke Luna's ,, 'FREE, • SHUrtLE • STATE OF SERVICE • .. j, THE ART ....• ~ TECHNOLOGY • """"Computerized Vehicle Analysi$..,..J • • Lets Us Tell You Everythi,ng That Is Right and Wrong With Your Car! Expires Jan. 31,·1992 ~ ~~~~ All" - Amer.ican. Service Li ne , ", .. ", r;. '~.--.-.. ',Makes ". "":AuiivAAi:eiY .' Call Now! , .....In ThlfFamlly Trndl.llon'" "~"" :',:;"ofl$1:::" • N~,v • 315 N. Main'Street, Belen, Mexico 87002 , , . • --- • \, Page 4 Enchanted Equine December 25. 1991 ,'~'. ~ '.: ... , i I \ I r By: Norm Amundson . . Trinity Meadows started the fall meet Competition for horses, jockeys and She ?robahly will have to win the Dec. 21 The recent pu"se increase at Sunland with Ii $3,400 bottom purse and a $4,000 patrons bas never been greater for New ChampIOn of Champions to regain her num- Park may be as lIl'.portant psychologically as claiming tag.· . Mexico tracks 51) the Sunland increase ber one status. . it is financially to local horsemen. Now the Texas track is offering $2,100 to should serve notic~ that we're not going to . ~k for Glen Murphy, Sunland's leading The five percent raise, effective Novem $2,500 claiming horses. dry up and blow away in the face orcompeti- nder In 1990·91, to return to action here in ber 22, meant froq}l $100 to $300 per race, Trinity also slashed its stakes schedule, tion with Texas as some of the so-called "ex- January after Trinity Meadows ends its fall depending on the type and quality of race dropping many races in the $25,000 to perts" in the industIy had· us doing a few meet Dec. 29. . involved. $35,000 added range completely. months ago. .. Murph's mother, Maureen, a Sunland It elevated the bottom purse from $2,000 Remington has instituted two cuts of 25 One of the main reasons for the purse in· Park employee, reports that Glen is still to $2,100, and :.t made Sunland Park more percent in recent weeks to comp'€nsate·for crease h~ been the simulc~ting ofSunland contemplating a return to Ruidoso Downs in competitive with two area tracks which over-budgeting purses and a dmly average Park races out-or-state mto markets of 1992 to defend his· riding championship have recently dropped purses drastically decline in pari-mutuel handle of about 15% Colorado, Idaho, North Da:kota, Wyoming there. Remington Park and Trinity Meadows. Sunland was forced to cut purses l~t and South Dakota. . Should he decide to return to Ruidoso, Bottom purses at both of those tracks are season because business fell short of ex. Those states have combined for 21.2% of Then he probably would remain at Sunland now at $2,100, which is about 40% lower pectations so it's nice r to be able to raise Sunland's daily average of $495,327 through all spring and not return to Trinity. than at the start of their fall meetings. them this time. Nov. 10. ONE·LINERS... Five-time Sunland' That amount of $105,107 wagered daily riding Champ Mike LidDerg may be out of translates into about $1,745 per day for action from six to eight months after suffer Sunland Park purses. ing a back injury during training hours at Colorado leads the Rocky Mountain Trinity MeadOws. Briefs network with an average handle of$54,471. .. ~ Fonner Sunland Park steward Dean Next are Idaho ($21,836), North Dakota McKinney (l989-9l)is currently Racing Sec Rodeo volunteers honored ($11, 7l0~ Wyoming ($11,364) and South retary at Bandera Downs. Dakota (~5, 726). .• . ... Four fonner Sunland jockeys had l ~ Volunteers who work so hard and ao long The 'Volunteer Appreciation Day" waa Montana may reJom the network m1992. ·mounts on Breeders' Cup Day atChurchiU ! on behalf of the Southweatern International planned by the Rodeo management, and in- See Me Gone, Sunland's Quarter Horse of Downs. They are Pat Valenzuela (who won , ~ LiveBtock Show and Rodeo were saluted at eluded a BWDptuous Mexican buffet. the Meet last season, is making her mark in two), Jerry Bailey (one), Mike Smith and \ the racea on Saturday, Dec. 14. California but the decision to travel there .Cash Asmussen. ' . f ·ncre.ase at Sunland may jeopardize her chanoos oCbecoming the Jockey Todd Fincher rode six consecutive t'. Purse l 1991 World's Champion Running ·Quarter winners on November 15 &16. The reins- _ Horse. .' , man guided five straight winners on the ten f, Sunland Park horsemen received good Norm Amundson; Director of Racing· !Jter defeating Re&.:igemtor ~ both the ra~ program on Nov•.15, (6th-10th), the ,., •· news Iaat month. Harold Payne, Sunland said, 'The purse increase should have a pos- Rainbow and All Amencan Derble~, See Me most 10 one day 8!" far this season. ; ·.. Park General Manager, announced a five itive psychological effect for our horsemen. Gone shot to the .~p ofth~ 'PI ~cmg roll. . On the follOWl~~ ~Y, h~ ~n the ~st • percen~ purse increase. ~~d'8 purse a~cture is very competi· .Then came.a disap,pomting sixth m .the race 8~d MaggIe s wm. Hiswmners WIth · - tive With Teua racmg. Our bottom purses trials ofthe Los Alanntos Deroy. payoffs Included: Blue Hoss ($8.80), Way to The ~~ purse structun: ~ on will match those of Trinity Meadows, just She rebounded with a ~lant second (by GO Mam~ (~6.00), Knight's Odds ($3.60), Nov. 22, listed m ~e fourth edition ofthe outside of Fort Worth, Teus."· a nose). to Apprehend. 10 ~he$125,000 JlItalooms Jlgolo {$9.60), Hawaii Avenger Sunland Park condition book. Sunla d' handl hro b N Breeders' ClasSIC Championship Nov. 9. .($32.60), and Maggie's Win ($6.80). Sunland P k' of th I". t _1-_. n a strong ea t ug 0- ,. . ar la one e lew .raUUl In vember helped achieve the purse increase. the country to schedule 8 purse mcrease. ~~~=~~~~~~~~~~======~==~ ~mum pursea were boosted to $2,100, an Through Nov. 10, Sunland Park'a daily. mcreaae of$l00. average handle was an impreasive $495,327, Top allowance horses now run for $5,200, ~p over 17% from last year. Over $8.4.mil- and increase of$300 per raee. hon was wagered through 17 daya ofracmg. DODGEZIL Bold Ego honored by handicap The $B,OOO-added Bold Ego Handicap on His victories in the Grade I Arkansas Dec. 15 honored one of the greateat horses Derby I Rebel Stakes and Southwest Hand to ever run at Sunlwld Park. icap netted him Horse Of The Meet honorB at Oaklawn Park. He defeated the hig~y, The 1980 Riley Allison Futurity winner regarded Woodchopper and Top Avenger m became a Grade I stakea champion and Hot Springa. earned $511,648. Bold Ego remaina one of the Southweat's His greatest performance occurred in the moat influential aires. 1981 Preakness where he just missed upset ting Pleasant Colony at 1and 3/16 miles. Three year old and up fillies and mare competed in the Bold Ego handicap at 6 and Bold Ego's greatness has been carried on 112 furlongs. in his progeny. The winning owner received one com Egocentric is the most recent Bold Ergo star. The sleek two-year-old won this year's plimentary Thoroughbred breeding (valued . Cummins Turbo Diesel at $3,000) to Bold Ego. Thia breeding will be Riley Allison Futurity and is one of the fa· - good during the 1992 aeason only. vorites for $50,000 est. Sunland Park Fall Dodge Truck Dependability Selection and Service Bold EJ{o enjoyed many racing highlights. Thoroughbred Futurity on Dec. 28. From the AUGE BOYS Sunland salute, Hancock Bowl Sunland Park will salute the John Han. " Sunday (Dec. 29) has been designated cock Bowl during the last week in Decem- John Hancock Bowl Day at The Races." •· ber. Mark Boehm, Associate Director/Sports for t~e Sun Carnival Asan., reportsrepresenta. ,· During this four-day period (Thursday tives of both teams, plus media personnel ,., • ~brough Sunday, Dec. 26-29), anyone ahow covering the game, and members of the two Dodge Plymollifi ,j • mg aJohn Hancock Bowl ticket will get free host committees will be on hand. • I general admiasion. , At this writing, UCLA and University of I •f. In addition, fans with bowl tickets may Olinoia have the inside track for the • . . purchase two Turf Club admissions for the nationally-televised matchup on Tuesday, Call usbefore you checkelsewhere· price ofone. Dec. 31. • .. I , I, , 'I ..., l' #",,,.;,'~_«A',,,,.;~,,, "~ I. ,, I",' I ,/ , '; J ,< ,f .I 4 I f II• ., •• "'.. ,.. , ,. ,¥... """.. I ~--"_.-,----_.------.- December 25. 1991 Enchanted Equine Page 5 • ". r • I I I • I I I "To Promote Quarter Horses in New Mexico" December, 1991 ,I • President's arcla 00: a ero o·r almer by Zanne Carroll from the operation, "and the surgi Corner Itis a favorite story line of Hol a , cal, wound. B~ill healing from lywood scriptwriters: battling back stitches that had split ... had the adversity, the hero overcomes all '-,. family worried~ odds to emerge victorious a~ the Lori .Tyree :understood the ap Page 6 end of the movie. prehension ot the prospective That script was played .out in buyers. Although she could make real life this year by the 1991 New no guarantees, she told them that Mexico Quarter Horse Association she knew Garcia was a true All high point all·around youth. . Around horSe. Her son had a room Lana Palmer, 14, ofSciCorro and ful ofribbons and awards from 4-H her very special American Quarter and open horse show competition. Horse, Garcia Too is a story of tri The Palmers had VIdeotaped umph over odds. Lana's tryout rides on Garcia, and .....------Christmas of 1990, Lana had they took the tapes home and just purchased the 17-year-old studied them for hours. gelding, who had earned an AQHA They talked at length with Dr. Wallace Youth Championship in 1979. Truman Smith. the IUltJln Since 1979, Garcia Too had . veterinarian who had perfonned· elected been through four other youth the operation. owners, performing admirably for Finally, the decision to take the all of them. He had even won an chance was made, and one of Lori AQHA All-Around Trophy for one Tyree's last remarks to the Pal Page 8 of them, back in 1987. mers as she emotionally bade Gar Lana's Christmas dreams were cia good by was, "Let met know modest. She just wanted to be able when the All-Arounds start rolling to compete at more NMQHA 10.. " shows in 1991. She had only' been All-Arounds were the furthest to three shows in 1990 with her thing from Lana's mind at the !mare, Steamin Queen. time. Her secret desire was to win an , "I was just hoping to be some AQHA All-Around tropby some what competitive, maybe finish day. better thari last much of the time," • .Palmer was totally unIJ!epared she says. '1 was just hoping that for the way the scriJ>t unfolded. he woUld heal, and that his hair Fri~nds at By' the end of the show season would grow out on his teg before mid-October, Lana.and Garcia Too the first show. He was such a AQHA,WOJ;ld had amassed not just one, but sweet horse. I guess I was really • eight AQHA All-Around Youth just hoping that he'd be physically trophies . after 30 NMQHA- Lana Palmer and Garcia Too pose with their All-Around trophy. okay." . approved shows. . At his new home in Socorro, Pageg She had also earned an AQHA . .' Garcia became a daily project. 'Reserve All-Around Youth award, annual Wes Brewer Memorial easy-gm~lding. d Lana's father Steve, a former foot- numerous circuit· championships Youth Sportsmanship Award. . So'. coaxe her mother ball, baseball and track coach at ~epresented In addition, the pair were high mto callmg about the horse. They Socorro Hi2h School, immediately and had Q,ualified and th~ New MexICO in aged halter geld point in 12-14 showmanship, trail, (ound that was just one ap.Qlied wnat he knew about ings at the American Junior western riding and reining. As problem, a~ording. to Casey's athletic rehabilitation technic QUarter Horse Association World well'as runner-up in. hunter under mother. Lon, GarCUl Too was to slowly bring Garcia back Show in 'fulsa, Okla., in August. saddle, hunt seat equitation, recovenng from an October 1990 his operation and to strengthen The crowning honor came in hunter hack, western pleasure, operation to remove calcium the leg . October .at the 1991 NMQHA western horsemanship and bar- deposits from on~ ofhis back ~egs. ~ followed his workout' awards banquet at the Four sea reIs. . The qu~stion lingered aDXlously strategies to the letter, riding the SODS! in AlbuquerQ.ue, where Lana The lDlracle year for the for Lana, if. she boUght the horse, horse almost daily, weather Armstrong: walked away a"triple crownll win teenager and her .horse ~uld not wo~d Garaa be able to perform permitting. ~ve. ~~t ner. had a more mausplClOUS be- I tough Quarter Horse com- A strict grooming and grain Man ofYear She' had gamere~ the h!gh gmnmg. . petition? ~ould he ~ sound? regimen also was followed. Within point Wayne Clawson silver buckle In the fall of 1999, Gara& Too Trave~g to Eagle Nest ~unng weeks, the leg healed fully, the for her 12-14 age group~ the had ~ome up for sale m Eagle Nest ThankSglVl~g 1990 to try him out muscle bermn to regain its tone, treasured Mary Ann l:lpires by his owner, Casey Tyree, then a made the dilemma even worse (or and Garcia"s-goat began to glisten. Page 9 Mell;lorial Trophy for 1991 New higb school freshman. Lana and ·her parents, Socorro The test cdme in late March at • Mexico High Point All-Around J)uring the 1990. season, Palmer High School teachers Steve and their first NMQHA-apprO~ed had competed ~mnst Casey and Carol Palmer. Quarter Horse show" a two-day Youth, and a handmade buckle Garcia in 4-H norse competition, The lovable gelding stole their ' and ttavelin£ trophy for the first and she had fallen in love with the hearts, but his leg ... s~I shaven (Continued on Page 1) I , • • ~_.._~,__".._ t' _ _ .,~~et==...:.--..-='-----.,---- ....-'-- ..... _..__ .... ~ .--. ..;..., ... ,~ .. --~" i".-.... ,,'~,.' .e, 'r' "'"l C-" ,'_.,',,' l! , • ~------.-----~-_..------~,------. I , Page 6 Enchanted Equine December 25. 1991 President's Comer eak out on ross recel• ts tax , by RICHARD HENSLEIGH fecta that the gross receipts tax has on Thei~ letter goes on to say/ "I fully ex- shows. ., NMQHA President our business and urge them to support . pect this rule to pass aoa become a ' -'Uaroora's,pho!le number is 281-3725. the repeal of this tax, , reality, however, I really do not expect Our t~nks to Bamara for taking 00 thiS Recently the New Mexico Horsemen's During the 1991 NMQHA Convention, mandatory bloOlJ typing to go much fur most lDlportant job. Association contacted 88 horse organiza Dirk Jones advised us that AQHA was ther than racing, however, I am not guar The Land of Enchantment Circuit tions in the sta';.e of New Mexico concern considering the requirement that all foals anteeing such," Committee is working and making plans ing their intention to introduce a bill dur would have to be blood typed before they In discussing this matter with the for another successful show. The dates ing the upcoming session of the legisla could be registered. New Mexico Horsemen's Association, I are April 8-12. We tirgeyour continued ture that would repeal the gross receipts It was decided that we would write a know that they also support the blood support for this show put on by NMQHA. tax on horse feed and horse training. letter to AQHA supporting their concern . typing of racing qu.arter horses. In November, we attended the AQHA The New Mexico Horsemen's Associa to verify heritage but opposing the re I would urge that each of you Shlluld World Show in Oklahoma City and New tion is having the bill drafted and has al quirement that all foals be blood typed contact as many of the AQHA directors Mexico was well represented with a lot of ready contacted legislators to introduce because ofthe expense involved. as you can prior to the convention, urging cODlpetitol'B. We are including some it, We received a reply from AQHA that them not to make blood typing a require- , photos taken at the World Show. As soon as I have more specific in the racing committee and the racing ment for all AQHA foals. , CODlDlittees are beginning to function formation on this, you will be notified. In council support a rule for mandatory Barbara McCormick, P.O. Box 268, as we enter the new year and we would the meantime, it would be good to contact blood typing of all quarter running Edgewood, 87015, is the show approval, ask that if you want to serve on any of your legislators and let them know your horses prior to their starting any official secretary for 1992. Show approval forms these committees, ro advise us as soon as feelings concerning the detrimental af- AQHA approved race as a two year old. have been sent out to the prospective possible. , , Enchantment Circuit slatedfor July; congratulations to Ulrich, Runyon By SUELLEN HENSLEIGH Huse is our treasurer and can be reached at is'a 'but for" and Sharalon tells one "but for" Plans for the Summer Enchantment Cit- 877-8~. Dues are $10. one missed marker for which she was penal. cuit are underway.' CongratUlations are in order for a couple ized six points they would have finished The dates are July 8through 12. of our amateurs. third. Don Cox is our show committee Lisa Ulrich and her horse Tuff As March " chairman. were at the Congress in October. Congratulations Lisa ~d Sharalon. . .. f Ke' h d. .. At Coronado Center this year, Santa did The comlIDttee conSists o. It an In NO\1Ce Amateur Horsemanship they not make his mrival bv helicopter or fire Sharlon Runyon, Kenny and Mary Lou fi' h d fI th t f 138 testants II Huse, Lisa and John Ulrich, Nick Cordasco, rns e. our. ou. 0 con • engine, but rather by horse and J:>uggy. The New Mexico Pretty ImpreSSive, LIsa. . Sharon Tolbert and myself. . Granddaughter Ashley George and I, Quarter Horse The committee IS bemg added to as we go Sharalon Runyon and her horse Canojo with our horse Tip 0 Pistol, had the along. Anyone with any thoughts, ideas or recently returned from the National Reining privilege of delivering Santa to the Association desire to serve on the committee we would Horse Competition. In the limited non-pro hundreds ofawaiting children. love to hear from. they tied for 13th out of 57 entries. This was aU arranged by Blair Darnell on Central Office: Membership dues due. Mary Lou . I guess probably in most every ride there behalf of the Mexico Horse Council. Office Manager -Marion Barboa are New 2440 Pajarito Rd. SW Albuquerque, NM 87105 (505) 877-8434 Office Hours: M-F, 8a.m. ro Noon Many plans for state junior association; 1991 Officers President - Dick Hensleigh Vice President - Dogie Jones Executive Secretary. Dorothy Queen Early EnchantmenJ slated for March Treasurer - Herb Greathouse by REBECCA PEREZ FIFER will be chosen. 0 . Ortega Road NW, Albuquerque, NM,87114. Board of Directors The overall winner's theme will be used .Tieasurer: Tammy Greeman, P.O. Box Joe Armstroog -La Mesa Convention was great. There are a lot of at Tulsa and we would like for the winner to 507, Hillsboro, NM,88042. - Marvin Bowman· Bosque Farms super ideas and motivated people to get go to Tulsa and help. Reporter:.Lana Paltner, 501 Halstead, Don Cox -Bosque Farms them done. A speech contest is going to be put to- Socorto, NM, 87801. . Bob Curtiss -Carrizozo One fund raiser for this year is going to gether. H you have some ideas let Amber Historian: Christy Ralston, P.O. BOI Walter Greeman •Deming be the selling of T-shirts. We are going to know. ,3079, Bernalilloj NM,87004. Lee Ro8s Hammond Jr, •Clovis have a contest for the logo to go on them. H We will have a scraDbook this year. Board Memoen: Steve Hatch - Roswell you would like to enter, mail your idea to Christy Ralston is our historian. Please ,Melissa Utley. St. Rt, 2, Box 200-B, Dick Hensleigh -Albuquerque Amber Jesinsky before Dec. 31. The winner send her pictures, clippings, etc., that would Deming, NM, 88030. Kenneth Huse -Albuquerque will receive a T-shirt and a cap. be good to have in the book. . Kristen Hoover, 5716 Cory Place, EI Dogie Jones -Watrous Early Enchantment will be the last A leadel'Bhip forum is an(lther idea we Pa~, TX, 79932. Tommy Perez - Deming weekend of March. An idea to promote are working on. ItYOll have ideas or would Loralee Woods, St. Rt. East Box 9, Grady, Dorothy Queen· Loving membership is to allow 4-Hers who were in like to help contaet.&rah Sayles. NM, 88120 .' Martha Sayles· Mesquite the top six at the State Fair 4-H Horse show .Congratulation to D~e Dee W,arrick for Alicia Nuttall. 1051 Sioux, Los AlamQs, free one day. They would not receive points. being chosen the 1991-9~ State Fall' Queen. NM,.87544., , .' We voted to nominate the following . Sid Jobn!lol1..HCR ,84, ,Box. 9010, The New Mexico Quarter Horse judges for Tulsa: Doug Householder, Margo IS published montWy as a supplement Ball, Martha Sayles, Dean Reynolds and oml~:I'l:tors ." E~~:1:;,8i~5Box 203, Tijeras, NM, to the Enchanted Equine by Raljon Dick Pieper. President: Ani,b,er'JefJiJUlky; P.O. Box 87059. .' .' . Publishing Inc. Arldress inquiries to: One of the fun activities for the year will 352, Santa Teresa, NM;8$OO8.' Jeanean Hildebrandt; 6545 Justin Lane, Editor, Enchanwu Equine, P.O. BOI be stall decorations. Decorate your stall at VlC9 Ptesi~eDt: ,~~ Homahy, P.O. Las Cruces, NM,88005. • 25, Belen N.M. 87002, Phone 864 the shows. Each show will have a winner NMA,~~a,r.: 4472. Box 2152, Mesilla Park;NM, 88047. 612 Sarah Sayles, Box 1, Mesquite, and at the end of the year an overall winner Secretary: Reba" June' &rafin, 00V't0 , , , , ~ , II , , t , I'/ ' '. ".' , " '..' ' _..•.,,- ' ..,_.- -- - • •. •. • • _ _ ~ • _, ~ __ ~_ ~ "' __ .~~ __''''''.• '''''''''' ,~.., ..... -~ .,~ • ~ " .. ~ " ", " ~. ~ ~ •.,..... ,,to- 'N-'".;;,:>,... ,;. ..•• , ••- .',' '" ''''''' December 25, 1991 Enchanted Equine Pag~ 7 a mer, arCla• ,,00, ave (Conlinl1~ from Page 5) honors in between the pair fin- que shows. '!'reat for which Garcia which our lives have been en shows, Garcia's never happier event in La Mesa south, of Las, ished tile year the ~ way they had was trained' by them to obtain by riched, and that's what horse than when the twa of them are JU~ Cruces. . ' begun.,' nodding his head up and down in showing should be about. moseying along down th Year End Awards Buckles • Halters Headstalls· Jewelry Quality Handm~de and Hand Engraved Silver at Affordable Prices ERN£ST,CAREV,J)roker 'Specializing iii: , Wanda Denton •Horse ,PropeiEy 1400 North Mesa Road •Milii Farms •Valley Land Belen, New Me"ico 87002 865·7475 (50S) 864,,8433 • " , 1"$;MainS~~.,P. O. Box 755, LosLun~s, NM817()31 ~ -~ :! " " , ' . , J"., .- '-'. ~.- r~~ '.'. ''''0' ,"."-". '':"'.'-.'. , .- ~"," ,.•..• "'_ '. f:," "". , • '. . .~_. , u . ", ," - .I , Page 8 Enchanted Equine December 25. 1991 ace e eete S :..,.10• resl-• The New Mexico Buckskin Horse Associ· or just have a'great time call Pat Thompson ationf just recently elected its 1992 slate of at 821-8173,.Sheree Osborn at 869·60'13 01' officers. . Dee Wallace at 869-9198. Our president this year is Bob Wallace, Reservations must be received before vice president is Sharon Eastman, Jan. 15 and all reservations must be paid secretary-treasurer is Liz Schmidt, two year for whether you come or not. Board of Directors are Kelly Robinson, Luke NMBHA has some 1990 World Champion Thompson and Cleo Padilla, one year memo Honor Roll horses in its club. bers are Wanda Denton, Jim Frost, Guy Impressev Buckshot, owned by Bob and Coombs and Wayne Gambrel. Dolly Wallace, was named the Champion, Our 1992 3how season dates are official. Western Riding Horse. . All of the shows will he held at the Impressev Decor, owned by Rick and Bosque Farms Arena starting March 29. Sheree Osborn was named Top Five Halter Gelding. 'nIe rest of the dates are May 3, June 7, Sliding' Contender, owned by Tiffany July 12, Aug. 2, Sept. 6 and New Mexico Prator, was named Champion Team Roping State Fair on Sept. 20. Heading and Heeling HQrse. . All of these snows except the New Mexico Trouble Lady Star was Top Five Western State Fair will be double JUdfed and will of Riding Horse and Reserve Champion Jr. fer a large selection of AI Breed Open, Performance Horse. '" Amateur and Youth Classes. In the amateur division, Jim McPhaul So everyone is encouraged to come and was Reserve Champion in Reining and show. Pamela Hansire in tlie Top.Five in English The annual NMBHA banquet will be held Pleasure. In the youth division Jan. 25 at the Mid-Town Holiday Inn in Al Tiffany Prator is Top Five in Youth buquerque. HaIter Mares. An auction for the youth group will be Heather Gribling was Top Five in Pole held at the banquet to help get them kicked Bending. . off for the year. Congratulations New Mexico for a job Also, Jim Everett;' quarterback for the wen done! Los Angeles Rams has donated an official If you're interested in NMBHA or want N.F.L. football with his autograph on it to .memberhip forms,. contact secretary the youth. This football will also be auc t~~asurer Liz Schmidt at 14 Longview, tioned off that evening. Tijeras, N.M. 87059 281-5715 or President If you'd like to come and eat a great Bob Wallace, 1435 Lillie Dr., Bosque Farms, meal, help support our youth wouP. dance, N.M. 87068. 869·9198. Impressev Buckshot was named ABRA Honor Roll Champion as Western Riding Horse.,The horse Is owned by Yvonne Braught and shown by Bob and Sunland Park featured Dolly Wallace•. .tJJeJlh So CPat g~eClt~ouse Paragon Cable .of El Paso is now airing Here's how the schedule looks on EI Paso P.O. Box 333 Sunland Park's Race Replay Show. Cable: Mesquite. New Mexico 8B048 The half·hour prognun, h08tro by Track Wednesdays - 10:80 p.m. on Channel 11 SLIPPA STAR (KZJA). . Red Dunn, 1350 ppunds, 16 hands, 31 halter points, world show qualified, sires splendid Announoor Luke Kruytboscb, features the dispositions, size. conformation, ability. AQHA INCENTIVE FUND. re-nm of each moo plus aU the results. Thusdaya - Wednesday's races shown at -a p.m. OD Channel 23 (PamgoD). SIRE: Skippa Star. World Champion Halter, Since the start of the season, the show has . DAM: Cordelle 23 Haltei. !.1 sister to SUppa String, World Champion '" been shown on KZJA-TV of Las Cruces, and fridays • 10 p.m. on Channel 23 Proor of a stallions worth is in the colts he sires and we think you 'llUke what you see in these: ap.{»Bars on Cable Channel 11 in EI Paso. (Paragon), 10:30 p.m. on ChaoDelll (KZJA). , Saturdays - 8 p.m. on Channel 23 HEZA SLiPPA STAR SUPPA TWO STAR This does not change. - ' (Paragon), 10:80 p.m. on Channelll (KZIA). ... ! That meaDS "SUnland Park Today"(with SDDdays • 8 p.m. on Channel 23 one exception) is now seen twice nightly. (Paragon), 10:80 p.m. on Chaonelll (KZIA). I, I I Don't Forget .• • r • I Enchanted Equine Deadline I " , Friday, January 17, 1992 , - ,I I I SCHALLA RACING STABLES , :;. :; , Accepting horses for breaking and training .~ , Finalist Qua"tr H~ Conlim.·Jr. Pltasitrt~ Hii-' Wimitrl1ll thrn60muntb ofo!lfi~a Womtn', Pro for 1992 season. den by Kevin MrD/IlIj/t., Shown Stary l.tlne, Cinrlf !mion,1 !lot/to A=r/,tion lJiImlluturity March , McDtlv/II and Ktvln 'Mtlidviit. '. , " /9$9. Photnix. Ari:on,\ (liddtnby.lkr/ry Robil/t1te. , RON & BLANCHE SCBALLA -Chond!er. Ari:ona. . , • . , (505) 864-2379 Box 506. Bosque. NM 87006 ; 'IfJ/O )JUt rM. run /JIlt OJ~liDrrm MIItItilf, 49 , , '.'. 64ttr t/dinu. Stvua! Cita!i. CMmpiDns6/ps PUt , • . pw·Qpa/ifldftr'Wdsk=J989. r SUPPA STAR staouh for $$00. Also slanlliU. Barb Sill, by Skip A Barb, sire of .' . halter. per{lltrii#nce 8mUU\!Irity wml1¢!5. They are ex· f reJlenl relnlns: prospects. I, Oel of blIlh uallions are eligible for NMQHA I fUiurhies. I , . ,! .• • I WI HAVE SOME NICE I ~ , SLIPPETA..' ft"' YOUNG ·HORSF.S FOR ·SALE. Ton)' Mri~e Showing Cat 233..2414 I CQegllllGl~dQuaAtelihol* ,. ii::SS:!i:sS:!i:S:S:!>s: • , • , I, , ....~,,! .• ,' +,,;., ...,,' ,". , ,'f • ~~~_--... __~_<_,,~.. ~_..:-...... _~_...... _~ __...... _,_,..~_":"""~4lo:i ,. i.' __ ...... t~$Udt'!jt~··:_._···t,• .,ol:·l~-'~*~._,"'---.!~.,., ~~~"t:....!,_,"_,~~':.-,.~"!,j,~".,,-,.,. c" ',' "\r~ jj ... "• \C. • natlona , omentsat• • • • ,, \ } I I J , . • Board membernorhlnees at the New MexIco Quarter Horse A$SoclaJlon 1991 convention (left to rlght), Carolyn Bader, 'Darrel Hornshy,DICk Jones, Bob Hyatt, Eva Woods, KennyHuse and B()b Curtiss. ' . , . .... , . : ~ ... StoppIng to shop at the American Quarter Horse AssOciation World Show In Oklahoma CIty. At the SIlver by Wanda display' are Wanda Denton. Dave Scott. Emily Jennison and Isabelle Kwomoa. '. ,_,iJ'~ '" '4[.' • ;·",t~'·f'ji ;~?~~if~: : ',,,,,-:r~ ,. :;~ , • • "'/'~{ ~ I:'~~?~. :H. "'f"j;";"',;-. {y ;:tr~~>,I;(~(;~;~;J -1:;~'~1i~~i::it;~t,~-1~~;,1 ., "i4r<"f ,:~' In~pcnsive HENSLEIGHS QUARTER HORSES i' - __'-7_.. .~~ Sturdy But BOARDING· BREAKING· TI{AINING • SALES· STALLIO\, SERVI<'E PORTABLE CORRAL P~NELS AND BARNS (505) 877-8387 .. FROST FEED .& WESTERN STORE ~ ••~•• , Estancia, New Mexico 6655 COORS SW • ALBUQUERQUE, NM .. 81-105 . (505) 384-5225 • (505) 38'4-5011 • ,(505) 832-4534 ... . -.- . ••: ~ ~'rJ-: Now Open .i-.;: . iI) .v~. .tJ· •• v • ,Your One-Stop party Shop:-0) '~. ~ Cakes, Balloons, Decorations, .. 'Gifts & More, Etc., Etc., Etc. i • • .~. Tri-~q~ar~ Plaz~ Lunas ~ PARTY .. Los , CO!Uw,'" ". ,.'Oen9 a.m~ ~.tit. Mon.:g:r 866-0244 ~ ~ ~""''''''';ioiIiioiiio''''''''''''' : f • .. . ~ ..,. .. __ __'''''''''''''__-'''' ... ~ L~ 'tI'.oiIf ... It f", "" ., .... '. I!>' If ...... J':: (A t.- 1 • i1f',;,(" "" -. to .l'l ,. • • • • , , " j , ' . , .. " ~- .• f .." ." • '",''f " .", I" f j . r., 1 . "'" ,', r ,~ , Page 10 Enchanted EqulwJ December 25. 1991 , • , ee e one In• Ie at reeder L-I·lassic , , See Me (1}ne, Apprehend, Jazzing Hi, Ed The seven Breeders Classici! races were: The record-setting filly, winper of the Ed Olusion, Ramtac, Resolutions, Strait To The, , Grimley, Takin On The Cash, Royal Bush $125,000-added Championship Classic BUl'ke Memorial Futurity (Gl) and Kinder- Bank, Tolls Touch, Vital Sign. past winners: , whacker, Special Leader and Miss Ra~y (Gl), a 440-yard race for 3·year-olds and up. garten Futurity (Gl), was scheduled to Sompinlikagll,l8s (1~87), Sal On Super ~ Vike were . amon~ the outstanding Apprehend, winner of the grade 1 make her next start in the Nov. 21 trials for (1988), fust A,Rose (1989), Tempered Glasa , racehorses that competed during the Nov. 9 HQHRA Championship in February and the the Dash For Cash Futurity (Gl). (1990),'. . , Quarter Horse Breeders Classics at Los Los Alamitos Championship Invitational in Possible starters in these two moos for 2-. $15,OOO-addedMa!:athon Classic (GS), an • , Alamitos. October,' lead the field in the evening's year-olds included: Dasbing Cleat, Ed Grim- 876-yard .raCf:l for 3-year-olds and up. , The out comes of the seven graded stakes premier event. ley, Femmes Frolic, HOilarid Ease, Miss Six Starters includ~ Baychaino, Ferrari, GriS often help determine divisional See Me Do It, the 1989 World Champion, Fortune, Native Sheik, Rare Form, Rush wold, Shake Six, Six Figures. Past winners: ~ championships and perhaps which horse raced in only her third start of the year. She Fom Firstdown, Senor Draconic, Waverino, Calyx (1987); 1m ASunset (1988), Act Easy , will be named thill year's World Champion was saddled by American Quarter Horse Past Juvenile Classic winners: Betty Loop (1989), SilFigures (l990). . , I Racing American Quarter Horse. racing's aU-time leading trainer, Blane (1987), Especially Angelic (1988), bashfu· AlsQ.on Bfee!leril Classics Night, The I In co~unction with the Breeders Classics Schvaneveldt. ' Dee Dee (1989), Royal Bushwhacker (1990) PCQ~ -'Futunty (RG2) was contested. I I is the AQHA Racing Conference, which in Starters included: Apprehend, Heisajoy, Past Freshman Classic winners: Furia The1io"rsell which compered in the $225,000 I cludes meetings of the American Quarter Jazzing Hi, Miss Racy Vike, Rec:k1ess Dash, (1987), Zoro Jet (1988), RR Le Mistral fina,ls aJ),d. their qualifying times ·are: Elie I Horse Racetmck Association, the National Royal Bushwhacker, See Me Do It, See Me (1989), Jacks Dash (1990)' Rey Bed,~o (:~1.79), Love ~ac (:17.80), ,I Organization of Horsemen's Racing As80cia~ Gone, Takin On The Cash, 1'ee Roy Reb. $35,OOO-added Distaff Classic (GU, a Banaobed~ (:17.87), Deeachiek (:17.87), , tions and the AQHA Racing COlmciJ and Past winners: First Down Dash (1987), 4O().yard race for fillies and mares, 3-year- Jum~ O~ ~~·~:17~~), Bronz~ Blurr (:17.8~), , Racing Committee. Florentine (1988), Cash Legacy (1989), oids and up.. ~88hingQu.een~:17.90), Pomer (:17.93~, Mis- AQHA's 1992 national advertising Heisajoy (1990). . Starters i~~uded: IS8wB Sugar Bear, Lit sile Ton (:t.7.93~,and CayluCash (:17.96). ,I campaign for American Quarter Horse $l00,()()()..added Juvenile Classic (01), a Bit Rusty, Miss Racy VJke, Phoebes Secret, Last lear, :~~;record $2,113,523 was , racing was also presented during the Con 400-yard race for 2-year-olds and the See Me Gone, So Cal Gal, Star Of Sierra wager~ both.!lt;and oft'-~ck on the ference at the Anaheim Marriott. $15,OOO-added Frep.hman Classic (G3), a Leone, Tempered Glass. Past Winners: Sir ~r~rl! Clas8~~ Fard. 'Dla;tking the ~rst On Nov. 8, Los Alamitos played host to 350-yard race for 2· ~lear-oldB. Alibi (1987), Chiogaderos,(1988), Whirling time,,~t wagen~ on a ~le Am~n~an the 1991 Sprint Awards Banquet, honoring Fans on Breeders Classics night did not Reb (1989) Sandys Love Bug " , I • HARNESS, • Ir------~------~~-.The Hilltop Ranch Stands These Fine Stallions I ') YOUR. ,., I New Stallions Standing for 1991: I i POTENTIAL!, II I Senor Sonny Dude J;'eppy Dry Doc. APBA I Froni.driving 10 Dressage . •• : 1987 Palomino Stallion 1986 Chestnut Tobiano Stallion I X-Cbu.wry tb'CompeJilive trail ~ more WE HAVE ITALLI Grand Champion Stallion 1988 NMSF Reserve Champion I . New ,at Used, Wes~ lIJ1d English. I 1989 NMSF Quarter Horse 1989 NMSF Reserve Champion I I 1989 NMSF Palomino 2nd Junior Pleasure I .' BLACK·HORSELTD.,, . . . I 1990 4th Palomino World Show 1990 NMSF Grand Champion Stallion I -A BREED APART- I Fee:$450 FEE: $400 I . We are your 'Home Town' I Also Standin~ I Saddlery specialist, :peppy l\Jotorscooter. Fee: $500; Winning Chick. Fee: $350 I Proudly Serving & SuppOrting New Mexico Horsemenl I THE mLLTOP RANCH ; 3420 Lomas N.E. 255·9566 ~ Pete Iiatch Rt. 1 5388 W. Pine Lodge Rd. OileR Tues.-SaL 10 a.m. to 6pm. - Sun. &MOR. byappL .(505) 622-1676 ------Roswell, NM 88201 .... .><,:!FR~E~.. E~b~u~c~kc:!.t!ha~n!gc~r~'!~U!h.!!tJ1!!:iS~3!!!dlL• ..;-=r.;:-!.~~~:::~~:::::.J , , , ' .. , .1 ,1 .... ,A,~~ . . , , ' ' • , , .. I , . . , , ~ ! I , I , , , , , , . , ., , , . . , .. , , ,r , I December 25, 1991 Enchanted Equln& Page 11 , • " • / ,i ;\~ Saturday, Dee.28 • Sunland $ Sunday, March 22 - Budweiser 11& R ,i'\. Park Fan Thoroughbred Futurity. Handicap. 8iC) yards. Three year olds 6 furlongs. Two year olds. Purse $30,000 est. . and older. Purse $8,000-added. \\:(~) ~ I ItI I.') Sund!lJ, March 29· City of Las , Sunday, Dec. 29 • Winsham Lad Cruces Handicap. 6 furlongs.Fillies. . . B!'OOders' Cup Handicap. 1 1/16 Three year olds. Purse $9,000-added. ,. (~l nules. Three years and older. Purse ,1()NSI·llll $20,000·added. Saturday, April 4 • EI Paso Herald-Post Handicap. 6 1/2 fur . Saturday, Jan. 11 - Sunland Ex longs. Three year. oids and older...... )~.''''':b \.\'.'/Y - : ..:" press Handicap. 1000 yards. Three Purse $8,OOO-added. . . ( . 199/ . , ;/ year oldsand older. Purse $7,500- I I . added. Sunday, April Ii • West Texas ,. , • Derby. Grade II. 400 yards. Three , $~OO.OOO Sunday, Jan. 19 • West Texas' year olds. Purse est. r MaturityA Grade n. 400 yards. Four / year aIds and older. Purse $~O,OOO est. Saturday, April 11 •The Mirage Thoreughbred Challenge Hand Saturday, Jan. 25 - The New icap. 6 furlongs.' Fillies and mares: Mexican Allowance Stake. 6 fur Three year oids and older. Purse- longs. Three rear olds anll older. New $8,OOO-added. . I . Mexico-bred. Purse $8,000-added. Sunday, April 12 • Ruidoso •• SUllday, Feb. 9 • KHEY/y.96 Handicap. 400 yards. Three year aids , Handicap. 440 ~ds. Three year aids and old€:.r. Purse Si,500-addedl : and older. P\lrse $7,500-added. Saturday, April 18 • Sun Coun Sunday, Feb. 16 • Sunland try Futurih·. 'Grade I. 350 yards. 'ntomughbred Derby. 6 1/2 fur Two y€:ar o:ds. Purse S200,OOO-est. longs. Three year aIds. Purse $20,000 est. " Sundar, April 19 • 'El Paso Times Handicap. Or-e ~Iile. Three years and o:der. SB.OOO-added. Sunday, March 1 • Diamond . Purse ' Shamrock Stakes. 400 yards. Three Saturday, April 25 - Sunland , .~ar aIds. New Mexico-bred. Purse Park )lall Stalies. 6 1'2 Futiongs. $7,500-added. Three year olds and older. Kew Sunday, March' 8 • NMHBA Mexico-bred. Purse $8,OOO·added. ThomughbredStakes. 6 furlongs. Sunday, April 26 • Riley Allison Three l'ear oIds. New Mexico-Bred. Derby. One Mile. Three year oids. Purse $7,500-added. Purse S30 t OOO-est. Sat~rday, March 14· Coca-Cola Saturday, May 2•Sunland Park Handicap. One Mile. Three year olds. Handicap~ 1 1/8 miles. Three years " •... ~,. Purse $9,OOO-added. oids and older. Purse $10,OOO-added. '. . Saturday, ·March· 21 • West Sunday, May 3 • Riley Allison Sliding COntender eprns ABRA Honor Roll as chal1lplon ,-eadl"g ho~se and Tew Futurity. Grade I. 330 yards. Futurity. 5\furiongs. Two year oids. Heeling Horse, also Top. Five Youth Mare. The mare IS'owned by Tiffany TWo year oIds. Purse $200,000 est. Purse $175,OOO-est. ($25,OOO-added). Prator and shown by Bob Wallace In open roping and Tiffany prator In youth• • • Montano & Asso.ciates .Tralnlng.Showirig -Lessons ." . . . Invest In HOfs~manshlp AProfessional Association " .11\". . . . • e::'l , CertitiedPublic Accountants •[ ·~"'~,,.fo\- Pine Tree Office Park ,.-::~~..- .. 4501 Indian Sdtoolltd. NE, Suite 103 Albuquerque, New Mexico 87110 ,Pol' fuon: information on our scrvices.for horse breeders and owners call BADER . Carolyn Bader, Trainer . TRAINING STJt;BLE 95A MoUna Rd•• Peralta, N.M. 87042 • • "Formula 707 is the best .. "01~ te()pen 6 Days 8 a.m•• 6p.rn .Specializing In Horse ProdUCls . supplement in the world!" ·Manna Pro Dealers' .custom Feed Orders Available Why do breeders and trainers from the United States, • Canada, Mexico, Puel·tu ~ico, Ven~zuela, Panama, J~panand many other countries keep saying this? • Maybe it's because Formula 707 is the only horse supplement in the world that contains Aureomycin, monosodium and monocalcium phosphate; sequestered trace minerals; and the organic preservative E~o'fyquin. All ofthese ingredic~lS ~e abS?lutelyesse~Lial in.a ,-, " rcaJlygood horse supplement.They're also the most expenslve mgrc(benlS that go IOtO 1.1115 :,camous(qnnula.Yct,afrer/all theintlation we've had, Formula 707 still COSlS les:. than 2S¢ " ~; \ .' a'.daywhCo'youbl1Yilfn 50 pound drums. Sec your local Formula 707 dealer. For more , ;;' '. '. irtfiirm~~otl. ¥asrerCard, Visa or Discover orders phone 1.800·S2S-8~OI.. , .,JOHN',EWING COMPANY \ • , Colo. 80645 (303) 284·5575 "'"p;o._'BOxl.SS;'liaSnlle,' ...•',u,.... ·,..·<'l',.'."" ..... '->•.. ,., ~",._ .. ' .' .' ;'", .'. ",'." -, T '_;"j .j,.'.,," .' " . .... "'~. . . ,, , ., ',I' • • , . '. . i (. • ,i I • i "',, , J .. , , . .. "._ .C , .' ... , , .'" " ... - ,.'. ~ '. -<> -",",..' •...) 'J. .' ' . , , -,.' ,.' f .iF '~~.':"'""I!!II'O,.Ii!Il''''''''''''E.i.""_.,,,.....-'.----...... ---~~ .---~~--."--"------p . , • t , '. Page 12 Enchanted Equine December 25,1991 ~, I ! • ~. . . . ~- ~ t n I i' ;i. 't :~ - ~' ~ r r , r r I I r , , j