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I tl NO. 44 IN OUR 41ST YEAR 35c PER COpy MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1986 I RUIDOSO, NM 88345 It ... ",', " arrlors wIn; " harness Colts by GARY BROWN Senior wingback Bubba Miller Sports Writer raced 26 yards down the left sidelines for the score that finished All the pieces seem to be coming the drive. Henson's kick was good together for the Ruidoso High and Ruidoso led, 7-0, with 4:07 left School varsity football team. in the opening quarter. The defending state AAA- champion Warriors "wanned up" next series when Michael Swanner I for Friday's (October 10) District recovered a fumble on the ~ ~r 3-AAA opener at Hot Springs by 2l. dumping visiting New Mexico The Colts held the Warriors Military Institute (~), 47-6 without a touchdown, but Henson Friday night. kicked an 18-yard field goal to give Ruidoso, now 5-1 on the season, Ruidoso a 10-0 lead with 1:53 left in locked the game up by halftime. the first quarter. taking a 37~ advantage. The Warrior defense put the War The Warrior coaches played a lot riors on the scoreboard again mid of reserves in the second half, but way through the second period. still outscored the Colts, 1~. Middle linebacker Chuck Daniels Quarterback Jeff Willingham and picked off a pass arid raced 15 yards receiver-kicker Garret Henson had for a touchdown. Henson's extra outstanding games for the point kick was good and Ruidoso Warriors. had a 17-0 advantage. Willingham threw three The Warriors then added 20 more touchdown passes and completed points on the board in five minutes. eight of 16 passes for 157 yards. With four minutes remaining in Henson caught a touchdown pass, the period, Willingham hit Henson kicked two field goals and kicked with a 2&-yard scoring pass. The ex five extra Paints. tra point kick was good and Ruidoso But almost everybody got into the led,24-0. act against ~, including the A little over two minutes later, A parade of fun defense and kicking team which Willingham completed a pass to forced seventumovers. Henson, who lateraled the ball to , Aft~( tb~ M~irdlCLlzZy -El-PEis6;'T~xks, War;riors survived an snUt end Brian Davis. .. .- An Ef PEftro-I' sn-rlnel',-"bl CrtJC'efSl1ntr"t\"TamogordO-stlrlners 'atc'Cftf~crrci~r~abCfu'Ffi oPe1dbg.:'Jd~k6fffiliiffil«niutdffig"tlie -FnaViS ~meri ntcetfVyards·fOr"tbe . prepares to take a turn during the Aspenfest "Century of dozen entrants in the lO-float parade. See more photos Colts without a score), Ruidoso touchdown. The extra point kick Fun" parade Saturday_ The Ruidoso, EI Paso. Las on page 9A. (Photo by Darrell J. Pehr.) drove 91 yards in 12 plays for the game's first score. Please see Warrior. page 2A Meetings Villagers seek independent check of new wells by FRANKIE JARRELL Landfair, Inc. that testing was per 7,271.44 acre-feet, and the village the same time in order that the News Staff Writer formed as required by the was billed for 60 percent at $200 per village has actual measured data agreement. acre foot per the contract. The in for proper declaration purposes," Parks &Recreation, A group of citizens has accused Wording in the contract specifies voice specifies that if Atkins concluded Newton in his letter. village water enKineers of breach of that "yield shall be based upon the Landfair is successful in acquiring Information from Atkins contract, and is demanding in stabilized water produced between more than 7,271.44 acre-feet of Landfair, Inc. indicates that at dependent verification of Atkins the 20th and 24th hour of a 24-hour water rights the village will be least two tests were conducted, one Landfair Inc. findings on the Eagle test pumping and shall deteInline liable for additional amounts at by Yucca Drilling Company, one by school board to meet Creek well field. all resultant rights." $200 per acre. Pete and Sons and another by Mayor Uoyd L. Davis Jr., during Engineers claimed to have fulfill Both Wright and Newton, in their Layne-Western. The Parks and Recreation Com Gladden Tuesday's meeting of the Ruidoso ed that agreement and were paid reports, dispute Atkins-Landfair's "These additional well tests were mission for the Village of Ruidoso -Approval of school audit Village Council, alluded to a letter $912,929.29. according to an agree claims. not run for the purpose of detennin will meet at 1 p.m. Monday. Oc - Approval of 1987 School Board and information he and councillors ment signed on December 6 by then "In my opinion, neither well bad ing true production figures but tober 6. .in council chambers of Meetings' Calendar received from John Schuller regar Mayor George P. White and J aclde stabilized at the conclusion of the rather for the purpose of Ruidoso Village Hall. Meetings of -Authorization of Superinten ding the Eagle Creek well field. Atkins of Atkins-Landfair, Inc., test, to wrote Wright in a letter dated establishing higher yields,H opined the advisory board are open to the Although discussions were witnessed by Village Clerk Leon August 7, 1986. In an August 5 letter Schuller, after consulting with public. dent and/or Associate Superinten dent as Official Representative for postponed to give councillors more Eggleston and notarized by Laurie Wright details his analysis of the Newton and Wright. the filing of Public Law 81--874 time to review the letter and Durham. pumping test data submitted to the "Since Atkins-Landfair directed materials. The News learned that Atkins-Landfair's invoice dated State Engineer on the four wells. all tests, the yield could be The Ruidoso Board of Education Application Schuller is just one of 18 signers of a February 8, 1985, stated: Newton tabulated his findings manipula~"he concluded. will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, -Announcement of Upcoming letter raising questions on the Commission in accordance and also detailed them in a two The group is pushing for a October 8, in the Administration Of School Board Election-Sid Miller reliability of tests on the four wells. with page 14, Section 8.1.1. page letter. He concluded the wells qualified water hydrologist, not fice. The agenda includes: -Discussion of a Cafeteria Using reports prepared by James Based on pump test average capabilities are closer to: connected with the village, to con -Approval of checks -Managemerit Firm I. Wright, retired supervisor of field between 20th and 24th Hour. Well #1 ll00GPM duct further tests, according to -Approval to hire Olga Villar- -Board Policy Change-Mike engineering for the State Engineer. WELL flI. 1114GPM Well #2 9()()(iPM specifications of the original con realt bus driver Gladden and C. Newton Page, consulting WELL #2 944GPM Well #3 I000GPM tract. They wonder what good $1 --change of Board Meeting Place -Presentation of Quest Program geophysicist and recipient of the WELL #3 135OGPM Well #4 ~ ...... •.•...... 1000GPM million in' water rights is to the on Board Calendar for 1986 at Ruidoso Middle School-Texie Distinguished Achievement Medal WELL #4 1100GPM Total...4OOOGPM (6,452 acre-feet) village if the water isn't there. . M -En rollmen t upd ate- ike Cole from the board of trustees of the TOTAL 4508GPM U As a result I would recommend Councillors said Tuesday they'll ColoradoSChool of Mines, the letter Computations on the invoice show an independent hydrologist to con review the information and discuss th~t disputes "claims by Atkins.. 4 t 508 gallons per minute equal duct the testing of all these wells at it at a future meeting. INSIDE People 3A Capitan Range. . .12A t~ Football 6A·7A Group plans challenge Indian water claim Opinion ..... ,.,B Sports. 4A-5A Classified. . 28-4B The "Dreamer" 8A TV Guide. . Section B by FRANKIE JARRELL selected," With most volunteering the Mescalero Apache Tribe. He ing the case. The court hasn't yet Business .11 A News Staff Writer to serve. He said neither Davis nor said the State Engineer's Office, ruled on that order, he said. White had been asked to serve with a constantly changing legal "Let us sneak this by-that's WEATHER REPORT Area residents concerned about before their names were submitted staff, pursued just one theory. what it boils down to,." noted Wesch Mescalero Apache tribal claims to Sunday. He $lid neither the economic im of the gag order request. Rio Ruidoso water rights met Sun "Every one of you can make a pact theory nor the "downstream" Lincoln County COmmissioner Sunday's low I •••••• "•I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••35 day and named 10 members to an difference," stressed Hurd. He said theory Were developed. In the Ken Nosker recalled pre",ious Sunday's higll I ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••65 executive committee to challenge a preliminary bUdget of $125,000 economic impact theory he said the water cases the valley residents Monday's low '" ,., ,, ! "," 44 those claims in court. has already been drafted, and funds court could be asked tocomparethe have entered into and won. Mike Hurd of San Patricio and w i I I b e sol i cit e d. fro m effect of its decision on the 2,500 "We'v.e got to stick tqgether," he Monday's predicted high near 60 Calvin Wesch of Glencoe presented municipalities and individuals residents on the MescciJ.ero Apache Sllid. uTbiS is a Lincom··COunty pro 11010'" ••• 01 40 Tuesday's predicted low near plans during a meeting at Hondo within Lincoln Courtty. reservation versus the many blem,n added Nosker. Tuesday's predicted high ",,,, near 66 High School for a committee to Wesch gave some background on thousands of Ruidoso, Ruidoso "The ·Indians ate not ... in raise money and political sUpport a four- tofive-week trialin whichhe Downs, ,Hondo Valley.and Roswell terested'ittgt;owing s~wbenies or The National Weather Service ill Roswell predicts fog and low for a court case they predict will be said the Mescalero Apache TJ;ibe 'residents.· vegetBbles'/' remarked. Nosker. clouds today, with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Winds will heard in March 1987. . laid claiinfo'-91 percent of the Rio' The.$.e¢Olld theory would deal "TheIr 'bbje~t is to seUwater,. U he be southeast at 10 to 20 miles per hour. wbat~·ha. added. . ..'..' "We have to give this our best Ruidoso at the point where itleaves, with "I· os to the river Tonight will be partly cloudy, with a slight chance for showers and ~.I. Hr shot," averred Wesch in asking the reservation land. He said the· next do'WriStteam-lfC.~now i$. cut off at I.'.t.'is·...an.···ihcor.tle·fo."r-.. ..' .."'~~'hA·•..• • Yoi'Ulo.'.l"""·tui• .,:, to thundershowers. Winds will be variable at five to 10 miles per hour. au~ence h tl1~·tliverslQrt.~P ~ '9~ •. _ .oIlI!"-- ....:. .... ~.~.... _.-•. -- ...... --=...... ;~...... ,...... -:-._...... ~_ ...._ ....~ _ .... ,Y-.-..II!: ...I;""'!'L-~-~~."~-'~~~III..lII._""'1 ~ _!10....~_ .... L ....,...... _ ...... L:' ~'..•-. ~ •..Ml< ,...... ~ .. __'lil _ •.. _r~ _. '. '-~ ',' • ;; ... 2A , The Ruidoso NeVIls I Monday, October 6, 1966 :.'. ':, ", - .. Harrison led the Wamor running ,..;...~ ~~Q .. ' game with. 7!lY@J."¢; ID,Lu!!UJ!!~!l~ .'.,~..:'.,.,.,~'R'u·ida·"...-: .·,~l~~~A.:.;...,.;,...... ,' ""o".. - arrlOrS- cames. .. . , . W Warrior head coach Cooper Continued from page 1A Henderson felt his team had an ex ,. . d·' . 'k"ft.·' . was no good, but Ruidoso led, 3l).{), cellent effort. with 1:53 left in the half. 'Td say it was one of our best .. to lSCUSS., "," trae.. .-...... -- ":.'''''', Inallces., .. '. .." " - . Another fumble gave the War games," Henderson said "The last riOI,"S the ball On the NMMI 21. couple of weeks we've. improved a Willingham then found Davis great deal without a doubt. over two defenders, anI! the 6-3 all "The offelJSe played good and the state receiver went in for the score. defense has shown a lotof improve Henson's extra point kick was ment. Rigbt now we look in pretty good and Ruidoso took a 37-0 lead good shape." into the lockerroom at halftime. One of the statistics which show The second half was strictly anti- ed how muc:h l;Jle Warrj.or defense climactic.. . dominated NMMI was in the Colts' NMMI, which failed to gain a first third-down attempts. Ruidoso stop down in the first half, moved the' ped all nine NMMI third-down at· ball better against the Warrior tempts for first downs. reserves. Now the Warriors must look for But the Warriors still dominated ward to winless Hot Springs next play. Friday. The Tigers were defeated Ruidoso fullback Billy Harrison by Belen, 42-6, Friday. ran 53 yards for a touchdoWlLllVith However, two years ago· Ute 4:31 left in the third period. The ef . Tigers gave the visil;inQ Warriors fort was Ruidoso's longest run from all they could handle before scrimmage all year. Ruidoso won, 11>-8. Henson's kick was good and WARRIOR NOTES-Daniels was Ruidoso had a 44-0 lead. named the Golden Helmet winner NMMI gota touc:hdown on a short by the Warrior coallhes. Other pass early in the final period. awards went to Kirk Taylor, top of However, the extra point pass was fensive plaYer; Matt Evans, top - . no good and Ruidoso led, 44-6. defensive player: and Toby Rue, Henson added the Warriors' final top kicking team l?layer. Other points on a 37-yard field goal with games involving District 3-AAA 3:39 left in the contest. teams saw Deming outscore • • Ruidoso outgained the visitors, Tularosa, 37-23; Silver City dump Ruidoso's Garret HenSOn (right) kicks a fleld goal In the var 331 to 135 yarda. Aztec, ~; and Cobre top Socorro, sity football game with New Mexico Military Institute Chamber Committee'. "~ . Besides Willingham's passing, 20-16. (NMMI) Friday night. Holding is Toby Rue. The Warriors crushed NMMI, 47-6. . to award·sch~latship··: by SHIRLEY BOWINGTON Mlltors . '"'"' .-.. .. ".-'> 'Y'-'<-' Mike Beyer is new Street Department boss News Staff Writer . The ~'elllcijon oftl1~ 'studeiJtWiu ~ b!I!;l!d prin1;u'U.y 00, l;Ii$Ihel: ]n- ,'A 1987 R.H.S. graduating senior volvement lncoMm\Ul).t.Y" (level0,P by FRANKIE JARRELL A graduate of Las Cruces High tlon company, .so he has been that havealready been pavedarein will be Ute recipietl~ of a Communi- ment, UtoiJ,gh "persona,"l.l."llcotilnlen News Staff Writer School, Beyer attended New Mex around the building industry most pretty good shape. - ty Development SchoJaJ,"Ship, spon- dations, results of the AO,T.prQ ico State University where he took of his life. He said he owned a con "There's a lot of work left to be sored by the Ruldoso Chamber of .gram, or plll,"Sonal .Interview ".may MIke Beyer joined the Village of courses in the Civil Engineering struction company for a while. done," he. added. Commerce," according to Becky be takeninto.col1$l(leratloll/''aC:COr Ruidoso staff Wednesday as street Department. He later spent two years working Durham, vice president of the ding to the schoJal,"Shlp ~d!l1ines. superintendent, but actuallY takes As an estimator for Voncor in Las as a foreman for C.S. McCrossan Beyer said he's pleased to be tak- chab1ber's Community DllVl!lop- over the reins at the Street Depart Cruces, Beyer has "commuted" for Co. . ing over a well"i!Clulpped depart;. ment Division. "A complete list Qf se1:\l)1arship ment today (Monday). the past two years from his Cloud Beyer and his wife, Jeanne, cur ment. He said with the vlllage's hot The scholarship will -be con- guidelines and appli~tion-forms His first three days on the job croft home. Voncor is a pipeline rently reside on 15 acres near mix plant and paving equipment, t1ngent upQn a fundraiser, will be given to senior Enllllsh Beyer has spent with village contracting company, specialiZing Cloudcroft, but will make their his staff willbe able to identify pro November 18, at the BtislnessAfter teachers .. for distr~PlltlOiJ to engineer Mike Davalos meeting in gas, sewer and water lines, said home in Ruidoso. They have three blems and get right on them. Hours to behosted bySierraBlanca _ qualified ~(lents".'_Aa1d.Durb{un. ~ . ' . people he'll be working with and for Beyer. children, Alice, 12 years old; Tim and learning how things are done in "I bid it and Implemented it," my, 11; and Aaron, 9. In his spare time Beyer Said he this vlllage's system. said Beyer, describing his respon "I like Ruidoso a lot," said Beyer. likes to PlaY the guitar and write The New Mexico native will sibilities at Voncor as estimator in But he admitted It will be much songs.. direct the vlllage's second largest charge of asphalt paving and different than either Cloudcroft or Poster winners awarded department. He will be supervising earthwork. Las Cruces. But for now, he said he'll concen 19 employees and be responsible for Growing up in Las Cruces, Beyer On his rounds with Davalos, trate on learning all about his new job. Winnel,"S of the Aflpenfest Ball Betty O'Dell's W"MIS class, with a budget of over a million dollars. said his father owned a construc- Beyer said he noticed the streets postercontestwho werehonored by . Rocio Arraswinning firstandFred the IJncoln Co\!llty Democratic die Forte second In that·class. Women at the ball last Saturday Winnel,"S from Tootie F~uratt's werelncorrectly ruimed In The WMIS classwere ColetteWdbams, News of october 2. first; andDanilEnJadyandMeUssa Mountain Top 'gymnasts compete at meet in Roswell Youngsters shown at the baIl Currin, who tied for second. were Andrea Crane of WhIte Moun- Winning posters from Mrs. The Ruidoso Mountain Tops Class tionals tournament in Hobbs Oc sixth on floor exercise. In that age young team. She said all the gym- tain Intennediate SChool (W"MIS), Roberl$' capitan classwere drawn IV got Its first taste of competition tQber ~. group Marisa Martinezplacedthird Saturday..in its.fiI,"St United States Evans won the silver all-around on th~ beam.andfolU:thonthll floor; •,=~IA ~~~ge~~r';"~!!~~Jr!p, ~ =~.y:l~=:m~f&N~. c~d .&d~~~~~e:ec::3;1I:1~J~:J~ Gymnastics Federation sanctioned medal in the nim!..to-l1 age group Kendra Leslie placed fifth on the 8ePteJnben' .... . -Matle VaJ.~ela. the.grand· W~.,. • .....,., meet at the Pecos Valley Gym after placing first on bars, second beam; and, Haquei Reiman placed . .. prizeWlnIIer, aIllowOllfirst placeIn Cluisty Brown d~edtbefirst J nasium in Roswell. on the floor and fifth· on beam. sixth on the vault and the bars. Mrs. Eldridge'sfifth-grade class at place pPSter In Ute C8rrltozo fifth I Tricla Evans, the only veteran on Hawkins tied for fifth on floor exer In the l~l4-year-olds Bethany The Mountain Tops, classes m capitan. WylIa WhipplewaslleI:ond grade. . . -. the Class IV team, and rookies Amy cise for nine- to ll-year-olds. Jarrell won fourth place on vault, and IV, will travel to Rio Ranc:ho place winIier In thatroom, andJen- The grand prize winner was Hawkins and Heather Stover In the seven-and-elght-year-old beam and floor exercise. for a qualifying meetsaturday, Oe- iJifer Lueraswon thir'd. awardeda $50 savings bond,and all scored enough points during the division Stover placed second on Coach Robyn Johnson praised ef tober 11, and to Hobbs for a qualify- Andrea Crane's poster depicting the ~ers won tickets to the one-day meet to qualify for a see- the vault, third on the bars and forts by all· 10 members of the ing meet saturday, October 18. the Aspenfest Ball placed third In Aspeilfest BaIl. i~ ',~.,-":. . '. -- - A cyclist coastl:! to a fll1lsh (teft) after completing the grueling 12·mJle Wfifte Mountain Challenge dup. The eVent attracted bicycle racers: from aeross the state to cOmpete Inihe Sunday morning event. rhadtfltloh to , • the. cJ:1alleng.jng uphill .. climbs, the course featured ,the s.pectscular beauty (ahOVI'!) of a rlda through- the 'White MOtlntain. fore·st·of the White . . .' Mountains. Challenge ··Cup·· • " 'J ~. . Pboio~by Darteu]. Pehr " '~", ,. , _r"" ,', 'I ", .. --, ··HMit-- " ' , . • ' • .... , , • • . . , , - '. . . ' -- , , . · Monday, Ootober 6, 1986,1 The, Ru;dollio News I -". -" . -. ., •. .! ;".. " ' _ _, __, i" . , , [I._ ,-,.2. k &' _oj L _. aA -'_.: ,i_,., ... , "'_ .,. ,." ".' '" 0 .. 1. _....'. - ' , - ... '- " '.-,~' L, .....• ,.,', .. '.'•. .1 ':1£:':.11'.,".'" , " .1'. , ...• • .i "S"', , , , " , ~ -:~ "~.~," ~.:. ---~"';'-~~ -~---,..."..--...-,-,-,,~~",i~"'''''''h" ~"'" . -,"'". , __ '-,..--:" ._ ">4"'" H " "_ "',..,.,,"" .. _I_.4_F_...... •• M,W ;,." ,, >lb' u_.. " -. '." '- ", '_. - -,-' '. oJ'·," .• .. .' •. . • ,- •- . " . . , .- '. , . " . t , t ,_., . " _ ,_ , ,_ .. _, .t,: : ( i; -,••S . L , _ , .3i , ;" . _' . ; ,I: >, . I. _ " . h _ ;"' , ,I; . !; .: .- , I (. I .' ,, , ·1· ~"T· Oct'·:..... ; " ,'J::4JJpJoy.,....,--...0.. Hcttlt'J!.... wCEl,.ppe""ee<·.... ···········d····· 'k'.' ...... •.•...... •5'...."".'1'1 ", .CI~e family reunion attracts 47 kin· ~ >.. T1:Ie Clare :FamllY ReWlion was Brent Siegmund of Fort stockton: theil' Clbilctren and gr/Uldcbllctren hostedbyTInyE~andOl-vall\Ild and Tjny Elites .of Ruidoso J)QWIIl! Shenyand laITYAnltlam and Rus Nona B~p at their ho~es andherChildren andgnutdcbUctren .ty of RuidQllo Downs; .KiJ!en Md two miles east of Ruidoso Downs, including her granddaughter' Cindy . Danny stevens and Jennifer an4 .' Septen1be..'5-?, . Conklin and DeAnne of Duncan, Scott of Ruidoso; and StePhen and 'l'hls marked the .flrl1t time since Ok'labollUl, Mal"\Ta Taylo.... of Del. Robin BlanklmSW.p of Ruiaoso 1941 that the nine Clare brothers Rio, Texas, Kevin andBrenda Hill Cousins in attendance were. and sisters had all beentogether. ofDUncan, Oklahoma,Everenaand WUibel and W.C. Ray of Car:ter, "Ev~one had awondert'ultfme Cbns M8nlon and Christie and Oldahoma: James Taylor of Wolf and lots of good foOd ~repared by Rhonda of Oklahoma City, forth, Texas; and JoWill Etcheson Boots Nelson, along WIth pleil and Oklahoma, and Davey Hill of ofBigSpring, Texas. cakes prel!fU'ed by Tiny Estes I,Uld Ok1al1olllil City, Oklahoma: The ,oldest member of the cl3n Non.a nlarikenship," aceol1Ur!g to a Nona and·Ol-val Blankensbfp of WlIS an aunt. 'Rachel B)'l'd of Lit press release. Slilging and playing RuidOSO DoWlll!' attended lIS did t1~eld, Te:J8llt89 YlllU'S old. of instruments, bingo, a eall:e walk, talent Shows, guessing Qfbeans in the Jar and lots of ge~to know Ki · t £ . hart ' ., o~~~:~'iiu~n«:as~ro~yen- warns· a arm c er .' jOyed by one .and all." .. ,. .' There were~71nattendance. The f -'-""brothe18andslstersalongwith Jesse Najera,. Governor 0 zaborowsk!, present Ptesident Kiwanis International Southwest Mon~JOY . .w,.. chlldre~ .Chuck and KiwlilJlls Inter 1 husbands, wives, and District,willmakethej1rinclpalad national accredited representative 1 .Whlte Mountain Elementary School good row, from left are Lloyd Spears, Amy grandchildren are asfollows. dress on Charter Night, Tuesday Chuck.Hartman. citizens fQr· September Include third- McManus, Stephanie Armstrong,. Ryan Lola Beegley of Fort .stockton, OCtober? to ~ Ruid08OKi~ The Kiwanls Club ofRuiclollo will graders (front row, from left) Kyra Thomp- Roberts, Michelle Qomlnguez and· Danny Texas; MadgeandA1~eyofAr- Club.' . carryonthemottoofKiwanisrnter son, .,Janlne <:aomez, Matthew Ensor, Jason Schrader. royo Grande, California.. CliH and Kiwanis representatives also at natlonal~"we bulld," with major Davis, Melissa Sliva and J'.F!•. D!lr~,,:,.,. BaBk;••• ~. , Vo~ Clare of Bakersl1eul, Califor- tending will De past Lieutenant emphasisonthehalldicappedchfid. r-,~ ,#~ ~". "" ~"'~ 1:'" .tr,.'-·J " .. " -...' ... 'II".. -.. ' ~ > ~. ~;. .o,,,,~ •. nia, Judge and. Glalt's Clare of Govem,9r Chuck Hartman, present . .... "'... Donna. Texall, Crawlord and"Lieutertiutt':GoVern~'J/JfJ .!JOgan; ·"1'h4J-~wm begir),at·Ji'.p.m. W'endet Cowelsof SentInel, "'ft'" presidentofspDlISOr!ng clUb AI ~ Oklahoma; and CharlesandJoRae ...-' , . at Cree Meadows CluB: • Clare of Austin, Texas. • Opal'AlsoClareattendingof Lawton,wereOklahoma;Jack and .------IIIIIIIIl...... ---- Bam and Nonna Clare of Fort =NOUNCING '. ~. Stockton,and grandchi1drenTexas, and1ncludlnRtheir clrl1ctrenSam- • ' 0 N'EW'l.INE·S' mieMoon and Jamie, Brandon and Branlly of Hobbs and ~ and J. RENEE. Snokeskln Shoes ondMatching Handbogs ... -."THE GIFT STUDIO NATVALIZER • ~.~. : ~our Styles. .. For Fall' • • •I DueTo Populor Demond I ,• . UniqueSpecialtiesShop Ex\endlng OurSale On • • • COSTUMERENTAlS nOOTS and 5.1'..5. SHOES ~tedatfueSwapMart ,• Through October31 , (OldGIbson store) e._ • orleavemessage i • -~~~ ,..~ ...... 623·0078.Roswell ~ -,. • _ .•>,-- - • . . .,.~~~. • •I I Serenity • 'THE LIGHT TOUCH Sierra • Good, citizens • 1 • Mall Plaza • • Second-grade good cltl:zens at·White teft are Nathan Pena. Matthew . " • Mountl1lin Elementary School Include MLilholland, Brandon Traylor,.Stephanie • (front. row, from left) Shlrryn Williams, 'Tweed, Lauren Gulbas and Daron • AmySmith, Crystal Schiele, Valerie Ran. HIghtower. • dall and. coty Wheeler. Back·row, from ,• I By ,• • • R.ob McWiI.iams • The Place ToBe•••~ • Fe[[ow WE! kt10w is a bomloser. ,• WhertMsoos to thebeach artd fiiiJJiiiC~ ,• .puts a shell to his eat, ,he gets • a busy sigtlill. ~. '. • Mollday ...... 11 a.ttI, •Md of MOiL mtetootball • ..... • You know you're In a small 'l'oesd8y-Wedn.esday .- tta.m...' p.ttI. • · toWn when you don't have to '11lutsdily . - . . . Us.ttI. - Close •• use tum slgnalsbecausl! Friday-saturday ...... U a.ttI... 7p.tn, • · everyot1e already knows when!!. ,• Sunday . .,...... D nooll. - end of football , you're SOIt1g. .. Free ia~os are sen-ell daiJy .5 p.m. -7 p,m. : " • And snaw will be8en-ed at balftiDie on foolbaU days•. . In Outsto...e,. every crowd has a . sliver 1lt1lng. '. IIJjJlje pijjlijj,.00_' . ••• . L1UICb SMIalS= , · · i like long walks, esj:KlClally 1£ .MOnda~'"&aday , lla.tti. -2 p.DL • " ...",1' •• they are taken by people who : -I.Ut,;,l .• . annoy fil$. A ..~ of Mellcan food . '.. ,Chi"~steat" But we won't anno" you at Fajitas l'REROVSE 01' IlELRAM ,& 'tty us, . • 4 p.m... tt p.m. 232& SOODER11-I DRIV£ • 25'1-2492 ~ ..•. . . . , . • .. , •• J4 .. ' it .,. "' ' ...... -, .., ',...... 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J>Qt:talQll•. 'X'b(lY'r~ II, l"t defeat,WgDeming. '.' games," llaid Warri""bead coach atr"ngerWan1;heY 'Werelli$t LaIJt season the Warriora' 9n)y l?bd.ll..Arthur.."¥7e woiltben1 eB/l1ly. l'lellllon." . '.' ' '~wasaDf$trict3-AAA victory "In thethil'dgame, theY-1m got li"w the wlIl'rlors mUst cOntend over, the WildcloIt!l. Saturday, the out itl front and we bad10 catch up. wlth the tradltioDIiIUy powerlul Wal,"dors .again beat Deming, HOW!lver, we,regrollped in the fin8l Tigel,"s. ." .' " defeating the ho$ta in fo\1l;' gamea, game and won." '.. The b'esbPlan matcb. Will IJtart at 15-6, 15-7, ~-15, 15-10.. ., . ~~ pJ,'aised the whole team 3:30 P,Qi., wi,th the j\1l1lor-v.Al'Sity -~-'-Rllidoso"1Scnow-l.o m-diStrict-ae--~foHts-v1C:f.o";ous..effol%-pattieulaF--, -and-varllity-nlatches-follC)WitJg....t~.o tion and 7-2 oVllraU. The Wamors ly lHl semor Kerry'Gladden. . "TIley (!lotSprjng$)bQatPlml wl.ll face a topgh task 'l'u.esday, Oe- "Kerry had a 42 pel,"cent killratio . ing itl ~g~." .,Artb\1l," said• . tober ,!, when they travel to Troth on her sp~,,' Atth\1l," llaid. "That ' "They may :Dottle·lIS J!OWtltfllJ. as or COnsequences to play the defen- means42percentofherspikeswere they were in the])!lllt, bllttb.e1're @IS state AM-divillion champion not returned." , the defen~$tecJJampions and !lotSWiJlgl:l T:igerl:l. Gladden, an AU-Df$trict 3-.AAA they~ve got that greattl'adltion. . . Against 'Dtlrning, the Wamoi:s Standollt last season, aIao had 31 "We're ~~l!S1$I.~ and , jl1JnPed ~ff toearlyleadsinthefl,rstattacks. . . they're strong ·defen$iv~. We're two·gaxnea, and rolled to easy Arthur atso:pl.'aised sopboQiol,"e going totr,yto gO 9Ut on theattQ,ck." Victories. . . Dati Stierwalt, l!OJ)homore' KristIn - . !lOwever, the hosts came back in Tidmore and ~'Heid. 'lI'ollowltlgthe BotSPrJ.ngsmatch, the thkdgame and took a victory. "Daridldago«\jobSPiking," Ar- Rllid~ will hoIJt COm-eSatw:'daY, But Rllidoso jumped off to a 5.0 th1U'remarkea. "KristIn did real October U, tl\ tAe Warrior advantage in the fourth g.ame and well itl the front line aI)d Hillary gymnas1um. Warrior harriers fifth at Carlsbad; Gabe Tam leads way with ~econd by GARY 'BROWN Sopllomore Sergio Hernandez The Warriol'S are preparing for Sports Writer was 22nd in 17:30, Daniel Martinez their own invitatiQnaI Thuriday. took 24th in 17:35, Michael Ran· October 23. RUidoso HighScbool'sboys Cl,"0SS- . dolph was29thin18:22, J>aul Garcla country team finished fifth out of was 31st in 18:29,Hamilton Carter eight teams in the Carlsbad Invita took 32nd itl 18:38 and Trey Von tional Sattmlay. Trotha was 33rd itlI8:42. ]vspikers The Warriors were paced by Roswell won the boys val'llity senior Gabe Tam, who finisbed se team championship. cond in 15:28 on the rough, hilly "I think it was, 0\11;' best meet," • • course. saidWarriorcoachRonnY Maskew. wIn agaIn Tam has not finished lower than "We beat Hobbs and Clovis this • second in any race this season and timeandwedidn'tthefirst timewe Ruidoso HighSchool's juniorVal' was sixth in the state AAA-divillion met them. mty volleyblill team opened the championships last season. "AU of 0\11;' runnel'S except for District 3-AM season with a, vic A runner, from Alamogordo won Gabe imPl,"oved their times and it tory over hoIJt Deming B.aturday. 9t~~~~tace ... ",.., waM a: rOUgb,'hillY' course." The. WarriQrs took·UJe match fb • ~,. .7"'" '. "," .. -'. three-,. g,autes~ .l5-7.,~U-15.·15-4• _, 7· .'! . , ltuidosolS J-o in district pl&;y,.and Relaying signals . 7-2 overalL . . Fishing report "I think the team p1aYe4 really Ruidoso High School assistant football during Friday night's game With New well," saidWanioraSsIstant coach coach Ronny Maskew (in Ught jersey) Mexico Military Institute. Ruidoso won, JimH~."Even thoughI Jnade relays signals to the players on the field 47-6. See page 1A for story. RIo RUidoso: The fishing is fair. fishing is generally slow. a baderrorinthefirstgaD1:3fi get Some trout are being taken on tingusout ofrot:ation.they won grasshoppers and worms. Alto J.alre: Some trout are being 1!>-7. Bonito Lalre: Some trout are be taken witb worm-marshmallow "Ellen Gl,"aham and Chantel ing taken with wOl'Dl-marshmallow combinations and fireballs. The Bowen hit well. Jehnifer Jimenez spi~ers combinations and fireballs. The fishing is generally slow. set well~ Tara Miller and Lori Capitan gridders, defeated Walker plaYed good defense." TheW$1rlorfreslunenlostintwo Capitan High SChool's vMllity gaml!St 15-5, 15-12. . Woodward pratsea the play, of Tiger coach Bill MacVelgh. HOIlll'8d Pl'a1sed the play of StacY football and volleyball teams went Clements and Julian Romero on In tournaments this weekend at Lee andNicole Beck. down to defeat OV8l," the weekend. defense. Capitan, the Tiger junior val'llity Ruidoso's junior varsity and The Tiger football team lost to Capitan. now :l-3 on the season, won one of fo\1l;' matches and the Brave gridders impressive freshman feaWi will join thevarsi host Dexter, 31-6, Friday night. will travel to Re8eI've Friday, 0c Capitan eightb-grade team won its tyitlaction atHotSprlngsTuesday. Tbursday night Capitan's tober 10, for a 3:30 p.rn. contest. tournament, gOing ~. October7. ThefU'stmatchwill4tart volleyball team fell to IJncoln capitan's eightb-grade team wl.ll The~elghtb-grnde squad defeated at 3:30p.m. COunty rival CIuTizozo, 1!>-13, 7-15, host the Ruidoso Middle SChool B DexterandTularosa inwinning the 17-15, 1!>-13. team this afternoon (Monday), oc championship. . in 20-6 win over Moriarty Ca!'itan'sfootball teamonlytrail tober6. ed the AA-dlviIlion Demons, 12-06, at The Tig8l," volleyball team lost to Capitan's junior varsity will host RUidoso Middle School's football team took a decisive 20-6 victory halftime, before the hosts pulled their IJncoln COunty rival Grizzlies Hondo at 6 p.m. Tuesday. October over visiting Moriarty Satw.'day afternoon. away in the IleCOnd half. in fo1U' games. 7. The varsity will resume action The Braves, now 2-0-1 on the season, took a 12-6 halftime lead. The Tigers scored their only "eamzozo played well," IIaid Saturday, October 11, at Dexter. Ruidoso added a touchdown and two-point conversion in the clos~ touchdown on the last play of the minutes of the contest fOr the final tally. Get first half. . ''1 thinkthekidsdldrealweIl," Said BravebeadcoachTerryWhar Lining UP for a field goal, Mike ton. "I think 0\1J;' players capitalited well on their mistakes. S.M.A.R.T~ Lunntook the baUandtb!,"ew a pass .e tb II "0\11;' whole offensive line did a super job. The defense-played well instead to K8I,"J;'yClements for a .100 too." (Shop Metdrants AroundRuidoso Trxfay) 13-yard touchdown. LL. a .. opens seasonU.I..1. f'. J>l,"eviously this season, Ruidoso tied Dexter, 14-14, and defeated Thepassfinished a 57-yard dOve. "Dexter was by farthe best team 'l'lie Ruidoso Little League foot- In majOr~visiOna~tWhite HaJ~=~b-avelto J>ortales Th\1l;'sday. October 9, for a 3 p,m. we've played ttiis season," Tiger ball season began Saturday at Mountain SChool Wednesday, Oc- • contest. bead coach 2ale Woodwarosaid. "I White Mountllln School with fo\1l;' tober 8, Ski Apacbe will play the L- --' actually was pretty pleased with games. Steelers at 5 p.m. . the way we played. . In major-di'Vision action. the _ Satl1rc:!ay, october 11, will have "They were just a' nttle quicker Cowboys defeated the defending major division games between the than us, always a step ahead of us." champion Colts, 3&-0; and the SteelersandCOfts(11a.m.J,andthe Steelersbeltedthe Bt()tl.cos, 52-0. Broncos and Ski Apache (lp.in.). ....-•••••••6 " . Minor-di~sion play saW' the Minor-division games willsee the defe~chaQipiOn RlIiders top RaiderspJaytbeLlonsat9a.m.and " . ~~«,C.,qRR'Z():LOJ)ge . " . the RedSkins.. 1&-6;: and the Bears the Bl!8rS play the Redskins at 3 defeatthe11ons, 24-6. p.m. . Restaurant, , During these cooUal1 days, come Re-Elect : enjoy our. Allted·LeRoy Montes Homemade Chili Con Carne or 41, Magistrate BeefStew'and Cornbread.. • • Try Our Repul>licanOandidate ' -... for Lincoln Coun.ty Div" I Hambu~ers ,Oeliciou, .....~'. Currently S~rv,ngSince .(madefrom fresh ground beef) . .. 1979 Bowl'of Bea'ns and Cornbread "~ , , SundayMorningBreakfast Buffet and fruit oar .VOUR··VOTE • Sunday thru thursday ""'!"7:'OO A.M. to2:00 P.M. . AND SUPPORT , friday andSaturday -1:,00A.M. to 10:OQP:M.· APPREOIATE'D ON' . 2 milesopCarrlzoCafiyon Road' . ~57·9131· . NOVEMBER 4th , ··-' liI-6sh riddersto12...... ;;;.. T;...;;;JJ;;;;:;;;.1!l=.J~;",..o;;:;,,;;;.;sa:;;;.,.· _'~~. ,"""c"--'~'...... for firstvictoryof season RutllOllo :High sc!looi's fr~shman lead. R.J. Pard~l\ tl1J:'ew a pa$ to. footbiill tellmPiCltell up it:> fiJ"$t win quarterbaclt Rusty SUva.for· a.two Q,f,th!;' ~al!onTh1lJ"$dl;lY/:l,lg'bt, dwn· pllmt conversionlilnd ,Sports activities this week Driving .confidence comes Tuesday: Ruidoso Ingh School varsity, junior varsity and freshman volleyball teams at Hot Springs, starting at 3:30 p.m. Capitan Ingh School junior varsity volleyball team to host Hondo. , with• an "On .. Demand"TM starting at 6 p.m. Thursday: Ruidoso High School freshman football team to bost Goddard, starting at 6 p.m. Ruidoso Middle School football team at Portales,startingat3 p.m. Ruidoso MiddleSchool A andB volleyball teams at capitan, starting at 3:30 p.m. 4 D RU® . Friday: RuidOllO High School varsity football team atHotSprings ! starting'at 7:30 p.m. capitan High School varsity football tl!am atl Discover the full line of Res~e,starting at 3 p.m. , Subaru "On Demand'.... Sa.....day: Ruidoso :High School varsity, junior val'Sity and 4WD cars and shift from freshman volleyball teams to host Cobre, startingat 1 p.m. Ruido.so GL Brat'" , . ,( .~wa!;l.l~~ltQol vo~~Y.~a..n ~ ~ host Cartizozo, st{I'tting ~t 1: p.m. front-wheel drive to cle : ·~P.1ta#;Wgb.Seh'pOI·~ty l'lDd junior varsity volleyball teams at pendable fou"r-wheel drive • "''Deiter, Iltarting at 2:30 p.m. ll.uidoso Road Warrior .soccer teams in whenever conditions de Otero County Soccer ~ationmatches in Alamogordo. all day. mand It. The flick of a lev~r with maoual trans mission or the touch of a button with automatic \ ZACK'S BURGERS transmission Is all it takes ~ Senting -the ..e ge... in -to_no without even slOWing GL 4WD Hatchback "d.. dQwn! That's the Subaru Ne_ Wi e .. HOd... DIfference! Open Daily-tt:OO A.M. to 3:00 P.M. elided Sdnda'l . 307 Main Roael - Uppe.. Canyon 2$7-74~4 • • t"t. : . .' . .' '. J ~., • ... ~ i .. ,. 'f .. • • RUIDOSO HIGH SCHOO.... \. _ ..~...... ~",.r~-'tI,.,.:,,_·;;:=----'------~--.:N-::-a- ...- ..------'-..,:..~,92;:.·~:OE)T:B=A. ~C·~KI::SS'. TT1!l!EiR"'W'6-"s-I-9-h-~--N, o-U-"'-b~..-r------~'K·Z7'1· . . L~ Jeff WUllngh",,,.., : -.;;;:-==:-=-::;-==;::;:;:::;,. ~~~I;;~~~;ht ~, ~,- ~EANGO~K ~,3s' L~- • 170 . .!' :\.~ I " .O",vld Orosco 126 - L •. ~ 'i:~~~:-::e~'::;'sner ~-~ :~~~ ~:~ ~~ : • Mc:att Griego 11 fa,ACK 140 ' 22 THIS WEEK'S ~~rtb~::;-~;-e..son ~~ :~~~ ~:~ ~; 1986 Ggrret Henson 12' END 160 28 GAM E ~~::~~e;>~;;:~~ ~~ :~~~ ~~~ ~~ RUIDOSO WARRIOR FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Ru.·.idoso ~~~~~~';:~~Iarla :,~, :B~A~cEK ~-i~ ~3~S Varsity Jof Sho.."""ood 1 60 Ben Martinez 11 BACK 156 36 Date Opponent Time RHS Opp. WARRIORS :~~~:R~~I':" :09~ M:~~R~ ~ig 44:~S . August 29 ARTESIA 7:30 p.m. (43) 23) Andy OrrantJa """' Matt Bailey 10 CENTER 1 SO 51 September 5 at lovington 7:30 p.m. (19) 128) Eric Eostop 12 GUARD 15S 55 vs. Gono.Mo"""dy 12 TACKLE 230 58 September 12 at Goddard 7:30 p.m. ( 6) Chris Alrlngton 11 GUARD 140 6() September 19 TULAROSA 7:30 jl,m. Sid Garcia 12 GUARD 165 61 Todd Morris 11 TACKLE 172 62 September 26 at Portales 7:30 p.m. l~ I~ Soan Parkar 12 CENTER 165 64- Hot Springs Don Edor 1 1 CENTER 183 65 October 3 NMMI 7:30 p.m. (4n ( 6) Sf,O\N'n MO\N'dy 1 1 GUARD 170 66 Stovo Torry 11 TACKLE 210 / 67 October 10 "at Tor C 7:30 p.m. Potor Gobol 10 TACKLE 170 70 October 17 LOS LUNAS 7:30 p.m. TIGERS Loonard BOVlo"don 1 0 TACKLE 205 71 II 1I Bobby Fovvlor 10 TACf(LE lAS 72 October 24 "COBRE 7:30 p.m. 7:30 P.M. Derek Moorhoad 10 TACKLE 170 73 Carl BO\,Ndon 12 GUARD 230 74 October 31 "SILVER CITY 7:30 p.m. II Jason Hill 12 TACKLE 205 75 Friday, October 10, David S'\IYClnnor 1 1 TACKLE 190 76 November 7 "at Deming 7:30 p.m. ( ) Jona'hon Gartman 11 TACKLE 180 77 I Truth or Consequences, NM Tim Dardon 12 TACKI.E; 155 79 Home Games In ALL CAPS Billy Chad\Noll 12 MGR eo Alan Kirgan 12 END 149 81 ("' Denotes District Game Colvin FroGt 10 eND 100 82 BryQn RlehardGon 1:2 END 160 83 • Victor Coatanodo 10 END 140 SA Matt EvanG 12 END .205 85 Scott Thornton 12 END 168 86 Soan Mooro 1 1 END 167 87 '\: i 7 Brian Davia 12 END 1 SO 88 • David Kirgan 12 END 140 89 "' ... ~ ·-c...OAG:bUiS-:. (tGooPQr·-Hoodocaon. Ronny Manko","",. Gono Sogura. Mlko Spock. Rldgo BO'Ndon. Clondo" Kirkpatrick.. • Rocky Willingham. To,...~ ""horton. JarnOG Horrora• .JIm Hofntgd and HOl'"tnctn Fo:loC. t '"'(...... "·ll, • ,I if"'· ' THE 1986 • RUIDOSO WARRIORS THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING RUIDOSO BUSINESSES AND FOOTBALL BOOSTERS • 205 Mechem RUIDOSO TRAVEL D & D BEAUTY SALON· 257-7678 2~'·'".~61 . Good Luck "We Need. Your. Head In Our Business" __Warriors! 1 Block West Of Middle School Phone 257-2744 "GO, WARRIORS!" • Rurd.I';I1 ,,.~ MrltlW 88-;~' , • • RUIDOSO OFFICE SUPPLY 1. Capitan at Reserve "WE'RE BEHIND YOU ALL THE WAY!" 4. Oobre at Deming 1'05 hdcIiIrtla • Phone 251-2281 ' ...... "GOOD. LUCK, WARRIORSl" e:==-;;-;:L Continental Telephoo8 Good Lue'k From your hometown Pizza Hills. - ':f:T'5-:: :: of the West Mombet' fblC C == I!Iml 125 Sudderth 1201 Mechem AN EOUAl OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER This Seaso'n! . ,=HutS. 257.5161 258..3033 "IIGHT, TEAM, FIGHTI"" We Serve . Southwest's Finest "All four The Warrior.' CIRCLE M 2800 Suddertb Drive 3. SilverOity at EI Paso, Cathedral Stand Up And lIollerlu 257..5081 ,'. 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Use' ¥our skill'In trying to predict ~hewlnners0' the 20 games listed' 'on th.se twopage,s. The contest Is open toeveryQne e,Xcept the employees of The ~uidoso News and their families. Entriesml,lst be in The Rl,Iido$oNews of.fice by ~=oo P.M. on Friday. Find the 20 games-li.si the teams you think will win belQw and pick the score on . the tiebreaker•. If a tie stili exists, the prize money will bespljt~ E;ach . - ,week the winner(s) willl;»e notified to pic~ UP. .the prize money at The This Is the 1966 RlJIQo$o Hi9hSCh~Olfoot.FrQnNow 2. ~__ 12. __:---'"------3. _ ·13. _ • 14. -"' .. , 4 .------5. _ 15. _ , , 6.----,-_--:- -.". 16. _ The. 1986 . RlJidoso High 7. _ 17. --'- - School cheerleaders do a cheer. At the top is Am'y Thornton. Below her Is Anne 18. '-' _ ClJlI. In the middle row (from 8.------,------( left) are Linder Rad, Jennifer 9. ---'- ---'-_ ,19. _ Hamilton, . Mitzi FerglJson, Trlna Martin and Mickie Walsh. In front Is Kerensa 10. _ 20. _-'-- _ Blanchard. , Name...... Tiebreaker Address...... Pick the score In case of a tie: Phone Ruidoso Hot Springs_'_~ • • THIS PAGE SPONSORED'BY THE FOLLOWING RUIDOSO BU~INESSESAND FOOTBALL BOOSTERS . SHAVER TIRE & AUTO 6. Artesia at Tucumcari eo-,Iet. Adomotlv. Service 16. Dallas at Denver Go, .Warriors! 1If••••' 7. rat, ...... ~.1lI 371·4077 ~. mGU COUNTRYMOTORS, INC. I~ caNTllR8l Win. Warrio"l 11. Texas Tech at Arkansas Chryslero Plymouth0 Dodge l056MECHEM ., 258-3355 371·4494 106 Hrghway 70 "GOODLUCK, TEAM!" 7. Roswell at Santa Fe GOOD WCK, WARRIORS! 17. Washington at Dallas Dr. Lynn Willard . , " ·C a& L LUMBER & SUPPLY BRUNELL'S 12. UTEP at UNM "-Iou·,. The Cr...... Warriot.!" "Let's Play Football" o Highway 70 East Phone 378·4488 • , !Iiii' Jennings Oi~ Company 0 8. Sandia at Alamogordo ..... Gasoline and Groceries ~ft'O~C;\ 18. Seattle at LA'Raiders . OJ>.'''...... , ..... f ...~~, MIdtown Mart 1 and 2 "'f'4I r" - , Highway 70 and "Y"Mart '257-2821 • SEIlYING CONCRnE, SAND & GRAVEL , iii V·'.··... VIDEO USA 13. Oklahoma vs~ Texas (in Dallas) , III " ,"GOj'Warriors!" 2812 SUDDERTH DRIVE . ::::::0050 ARD60 8/llel RUIDOSO, NEW MEXICO 88345 1·505-257·7711 LINCOLN COUNty ABSTRAct CO., INC. .. 9. La Cueva at Goddard AI' "Vour Full'Service 'tiUeCompany" .. 19. LA Rams at Atlanta , TW' 701 MechGhY • P.O. Drawer 19i'9 .257·5665 '''GO WARRIORS!" , . . . , '. , RUIDOSO STATE BANK I , -NEW MEXICO GLASS CO. if_uIcI". -Capito. • Gcllt.way. carrizozo , WE'RE FORtH! WARRIORSI I Me....b.r FDIC . .1140 Mechem , 258-5300 • . i • • 1 IlGo., WARRIORSI" 20. NY Jets at New England 1'0. Dexter at TUlarosa. I I Dub ond Kothryn WilliaMS ,I ...,;.... ASPEN PHARMACY SIERRA BLANCA' MOTORS , , /, -Ho.... ·1ltdt ! .... Complet. $el.ction GM, 16;,- Denver at San Diego , Subaru alid Jeep Vehielt., . :&1'''152' r Highway 10 W.st Pho... 257·408. I ':E ...... All Nt Do ,.' MfHlltt_ " • I• , J .~.,,' , II,. . . ," L.. - • .r ~ '... ,----" ..... ~ ... "'" ,",,-. ,. "_, ....~ "'.,,~ ~ __ .~'. =-. ~ ""r,,,,' '-"o-'"~',~ ... ~... -"'" , __. "'-' _, -----', '~',.'''''' ..... --""'.~.. ~',...,1~...... ,~',~.-"IoOI';--.~~Jc+fi ...... ~£jtjfij,..,*,;'*....,,_; .~I*"",,,"'!#t.""""~'~~jil.ta ••~.~~~'~·.J:IiIiI.~,~'4IIii41i=;u.... , • , pUellln·rlvmg;fum~t~lUNa.nlltw;":'··!:Illckil1iJnC TO THE VOTERS OF LINCOLN COUNTY STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 52 (Carrizozo, Corona, Alto) '-.J DEAR VOTERS: RE: ROADS, WATER AND SENIORS Many people have expressed their concern about the condition ofthestreet and bridges (or lack thereof) in this area. Steve Sanders is committed to working with the city and county to aid them in securing extra money from thestate for improvements to our roads and bridges. We simply do not have enough tax base in this county to have the quality of roads that other counties have. We wereSHOCKED to learn two reasons why many roads are in the poor state of repair. First, our State Highway Department has experienced almost no growth in the last five years, having grown only 5% for the period July 1982 to July 1987. Obviously, roads have not been a priority of our current legislature. . Second, we learned that in years past, many areas of this State have received millions of dollars directly from the state legislature to aid in improving their roads. However, this part of Lincoln County has received no such special assistance. These moneys do not come from the State General Fund, but from severance tax bond revenues. To g~ve an example of the swns expended in the last four years and the places it went just read on: 600,000 Texico port of entry 1,000,000 Alamogordp 2,000,000 Santa Fe 400,000 Espanola 4.000,000 White Rock 3,000,000 Farmington 100,000 Aztec 900 000 Hobbs 1,175,000 State Road 170 583:500 RUidoso 3,000,000 State Road 264 2,000,000 San Jon 4,500,000 White Horse 3,500,000 N.M.170 250,000 White Horse 3,500,000 Laguna 1,000,000 ~ogordo 750,000 Atrisco 52\b000 Clovis 7;),000 Deming historical museum / 100,000 Lovington geneology facility 19 0 1983 Road Project/> 7,000,000 Highway 44 1,900,000 Roswell 1,200,000 Highway 39 3,975,000 Silver City, Taos, Hobbs, 2,500,000 Hobbs FarmintW>n 500,000 Roosevelt County Road 3,000,000 Crownpoint to Ambrosia 750,000 Roswell Lake 500,000 Ocate 5,000,000 Corrales 1,000,000 State Road 279 5,000,000 State Road 44 500,000 Rio Castilla 1,500,000 Alamogordo 300,000 Tomasita 200,000 Atrlsco street 350,000 Sandoval County 900,000 State Road 39 2,700,000 Alamogordo 200,000 Atrisco 1,500,000 Santa Fe Clearly, millions of dollars are provided each year for specific community and county projects all over this state. IfSteve Sanders is elected, he will work to make sure Lincoln County receives its fair share. WATER AND SEWER PROJECTS Like road projects, the legislature-also appropriates millions of dollars to small com· munities to aid in improving their water and sewer systems. 1986 Sewer and Water Projects 1985 Sewer and water Project.!! 150,000 Belen 100,000 Los Lunas 500,000 Cloudcroft 2,000,000 Albuquerque 200,000 Clovis 1,500,000 Las Cruces 500,000 EI Prado 1,560,000 Roswell 750,000 Gallup 1,500,000 Clovis 500,000 Grants 1.000,000 East Mountain View 400,000 Hagerman 275,000 Belen 410,000 Los Lunas 1,000,000 Mora County 1,500,000 Los Duranes 2,225,000 Sunland Park 1,500,000 Albuquer_que 2,000,000 Albuquerque 87,000 SunlaiId Park 187,500 TortUgas Again, millions of dollars spent all over the state. The people need help here to improve their sewer and water systems. Steve Sanders will work to' provide that help. . SENIOR CITIZENS As W:it~ roa~ and water px:ojects, the state legislature has beengeperous in aiding in the building or unprovement of Senior Centers across the State. E;:utllce, Hobbs, Jeme~, Raton.Gallup, Socorro, Roswell, Edgewood, Torrance,Belen, Portales, Penasco, Bloom~ field, Clovis, Reserve, Taos and the Navajo, Apache and Pueblo Indians have received direct appropriations from ourState Legislature. Again this should not be confused with the regular moneysappropriated totheHighway Department, EnvironmentalDepartment or Ageney on Aging, Which were then' granted to Senior centers based on grant applica~ tions.Thesespecialappropriations were over andabove thosedepartments'mainbudgets andweredeSigned todirectlyaida community orcounty. We have receivedsomemoney, appropriatedtoeach department'sge.neral budget, but, we believeitistime thatLincoln County received,its share of the direct appropriations to help improve its roadS, water , projects andSemor centers. To date wehave received no suchmoneyfor this partof our I County.., . ,f Steve Sanders believes that our Seniors deserve a good plaCe where they candance, prepare and Serve meals and work on recreational activities, He will work hard tp ac- complish this goal,- . . '...... If you believe lis We do that Lincoln County deserv.es as much help £rom the state as ' other. areaso£ the state then please vote for STEVEN SANDERS FOR STATE.. • ~PRI!lSEN'l'A1'1VE,.Weneeda StateRepresentative Who will workforallLincoln Coun- ty. Change to.a state Representative WhlJ really car-es about the people. " . P.lctlcll' by.trli!l>4s ~'.$(eVe IlIo'Id'l'iO,Kathetlllel"Alkley,ChaIJ'l\Wl. 'tOlle ClInde!lltlcl.'tt....ul'er. .-, ,.. '. , I I ,"-_.,L,",• ...... ~!JII!"""...,...."...".!" ...,,,_-~ ..,.,.., r'III!"""'_.,.".,."""""",:", ~_"'~ _ '",:,",'I'!'!'" lIJI""'" __'If''I'"' ~,~.~,~",~,~."!",,,,~_'-:,..-.~ ~...... ,..--.,~.,-",.~• .,..., <1,"'''''''''''- 'l""",., """", ~ , , , .' . ',< ,. , . ., ~ , ,'.',' , " Tb--e-R1!idotO*~sCl ,, Shrine clowns, wave from their homemade vehicle. The parade Saturday stret ched along Sudderth Drive from the Mechem Drive in tersection to Big T Restaurant. -, . "Darth Vadar" awes the crowd during the Aspenfest parade Saturday. The character was one of many-Including Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Pink Panther, popeye and others-who walked the parade along with 70 parade floats. '., '. ,, :-A' ~-=...... ~'- , , . J!I, , ". Slx-year-old Leslie Simon, the youngest charter member of the Ruidoso Federated Woman's Club Mountainmarschers, adds several miles to the many she's chalked up on volksmarches as she steps off the Aspenfest parade route Saturday. Leslie and her faml!y were among more than 350 who completed the .local group's 10K (6.2-mlle) ASRenfesf walking event. 1'he Mbuntalnmarschers also took time out to participate il') Saturday's parade. . • +.~...... ~.,.V ~ .. Dlscoun. ,Liquors , '...... d..... • 1 'Cheer., 'Louna. I OPEN 12 NOON..,...12 MIDNi'trHT I ,. SATURDAY 10 A.M.-12 P.M. " ••••••••••••••••••••••••• •! '.'POOL mURNAMINY- •••. • ...••'Y ...... DA'Y,.7p...... • CHI,..LOUNO.·' • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• tel KOICH : t lifer.'". ~ · tl., ••••"'if¥ "._ .,,; · ~ ••"·if 6 pock $2~'-' ..nCB MONDAY IDAY -Aero•• '.,.•• .66...... • . 1 Vi...... 2'7.76'7 n, _, If' "" •, s' " ...... ,.:'""r..... • "'''-'-ri'' ' .. 'st """'... ., ~., " ----" ...J. ."" ,:... "",." . ·.n,. '., _ C' ,.,..~ .~,'" ~. , .•••.." • RUldQ$O NeW$ I Monday, Qotober 6. 1986 • .• , '. •. S"le Ollie: MilooaYI ()ctobar6 . SlIl'Iday. OCI9b8rU ~ClC\It!lCl;~19hWilY 70.Y(eat ... RlIldOQO, N,M. ' StCllll J:\Ollrs: lil:!lOlLm,.lI:OO p.m. Monday-saturclilY •. 12;30p.m••S:30p.l1l. Sunday" . • a IvOR \11 '"M ..on 4~"""'V'tf, -- ...... Vaseline Intensive Care Lotion BIz Powder Bleach 10 Ounc~s. Choice of formulas Sale 2 Fo,$3 Puffs Facial Tissue '$4 45 Ounces 175 Two-ply sheels . S.le 5 For Crest Tooth Paste Dawn Dlshwashlng Detergent a 2 Ounces. Choice 01 formulas ,Saill. 2 Fo,$B Snickers Snack Bars 32 Ounces Sale 2FO,$3 16 Ounces Special Value 2 Fo,$5 Purina HI·Pro Dog Food Comet Cleanser 25 Pounds Reg, 9.12 7.97 Milky Way Snack Bars 14 Ounces Sale 3 For $1· Special Value 2 Fo,$5. Prlngles Potato Chips SpecIal 18 Ounces Ivory Shatnpoo Or Conditioner 6,5 10 75 Ounces. Choice 01 lIavors ...• ~ ....•..... Value 1_ 1 7 15 Ounces Sale 2 Fo,$3 3 Musketeers Snack Bars Federal .22 Long Rlfle Shells 16 Ounces Special V.lua ' 2 For$5 Prell Shampoo Or Conditioner 80. 01 50, No 510 Reg. 1.28 16 Ounces Specla' Value 2.26 Wal·Mart Spray Paint Scope Mouthwash 11 Ounces Reg. 98$ 88~ 24 Ounces Sale 2 Fo,$5 -. Rayovac Smart Pack Alkaline Batteries == Zest Bath Soap 88~ 6 Pack C or 0 size 8 Pack AA 61ze 5 Ounce Bars Nos. 814-6, 813-6, 815·8 Reg. 5.23 III • ROU:ON__-I ~- 1 Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 2FO~$3 Oha'mln Bold1.973 Detergent Splc1and Span Pine CI.aner 7&e BIolh Tissue Ivory 4-Bar Pack Soap Sure1Solid AnU-Pe,splrant Sec,.t RolI-Qn Deodorant -42 Ounces -28 Ounces .4 Roll Pack -3.5 Ounce bars -2 Ounces ·1.25 Ounces -Choice of formulas -ChOice Of fo,mula. '0 Sale' always Alway.2.Maxi Pads maxlPaos .30 Count 'Low Price Every Day .'.3.9·····7····· It.etHEiTsyslem i1fver & ANTIFREEZE I Sco'ch 3 Pack Video c••••"•• ·2-& Hour recording, NO.·T1110EG Low Prlee !:vllry Oay LOw Price !:very Day LoW Price I:verY Day 13.48 AI, Fill...· if.... .•Cholce ,of SI2<;lS " -'" . 012 OUltCI1S '" ".,----.-', '-""', ~ ... - . • , ,,- --.. . . --, - .. _-... 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"Tbey need a P!aclll where they can havegQQd cleanJun,:U pllllPle are . .concernedaboJlt then- Ilffillller one~, thillill ·the'plaC'e· to bting them.-there illno Dquorallowed on th~j)J:eIXIilleIi.':. . The "Jl'IIktrY" offers a pooltable, two Pinball macbinell and the ). following video games-Tron, •• .,,I -..,- , Pa~ ., "t' TraCk &: Fielll,SbtulghaiKid, Man .and XeviOIlS, Three additional :1 g!lDles )tave been ordered. . "1'm'alsQgolng to offer varioUs fr~en foods !lkebllITltoll-thirlgs that can be h~ated in a microwave," she IllUd. ~ "110VIll ~ple, and wanted to do . somethirlgthat wQuld involve me " o with the public in SQJIle way," IllUd Two talented ladle$, Libby' Beechle (left)· and "Shoe$ with a $oul." These ar.e the first ,I ; Atwood., who was widowed a year and a half ago. "My husband, Sher and Nancy Fleharty, prOUdly display their products of the sisters' newly formed com man, and I were very active 8OCUU- one-of-a-klnd original handpainted T-shirts, pany; "Two Lips ProductIons." ,! ly: dUring our3l).year marriage, but • after his. death, very few ~ople in- • I vited me out. They include single men, but not single women." She laughed and added, "I thought I shoUld send ou't a notice to all my T-shirts, shoes are handpainted friends saying 'Sherman died. I didn't.' " by SHIRLEY BOWINGTON pany." SlIid Beechie. "It was tulip fered Beechie, enthusiastically. "If Atwood, who bas been a penna- Newl!l Staff Writer season, and I noticed the flowers In we sell them. to shops to retail, the nent resident of Ruldoso since 1958, my yard." Tulips became "Two customer would haveto pay $70 for may be best known for her "01' Two talented ladies equals "Two Lips," hand·lettered on a large red a shirt. This way, we canofferthem OWn OWn's Tip Sheet," which she Llps"-a hand-lJllInted T-shirt pro logo of psinted Ups. for only $40." . bas publlshed since 1969. duction company which features The designs, somewhat art deco "We do offera'wholesale discoWlt Tile FWl Faktry is located at 301 one-of-a·kind original designs. In appearance, feature everything in quantities of a .dozen or more. Mechem Drive. Hours of operation The designer is Nancy Fleharty, from florals to fish, tastefully posi Also, we offer a $peCiaI. price for are weekdays from 3:30 to 10:30 a local artist, who uSed to create tioned toenhancetheappearanceof desIgn and lland·painting on per p.m. and weekends from 11 a.m. to and paint designs on sweatshirts to the shirts. Colors rangmg fromsub IlOna! ga:nnents," said Fleharty. midnight. For more lnfonnation give asglfts, Mter repeated re tle to bright are beautifully com "Tbe one thing we won't do, is to call 257-2651. ' quests todo llpeclaltyitems, she ap plim.entary andoften accented with duplicate a design. Each plece is proachedher sister, Libby BeechIe, hand-set rhinestones,glItter or unique, titled, and COIIles with a for help. metaIic paint. hand-lettered labe1," she added, They decided to form a partner Also offered are hand-painted displaYiru!: a label of two large red I ship in which BeechIe would, using tennis "shoes with a $Oul," which Ups with "spInnIng wheels" on it. colors of her own choice, paint the sell for $40, with a $10 discOWlt if Quality designs created by hersister. you supply your own shoes. .Anyone Interested inseeing these "We were sitting here trying to "We've hadtbe·most funandbest items may do so by calling Beechie Without come up witb a name for our com- luck sellIng out of our h!!mes," of- at 257..aB50, or Flehartyat 257-2472. '. lIn· al·hT'~ ,,~u ~ ..::.-.~ =.~ ~,_ .~ ';""=~ ~ ~:= ~. ~ ~ _J 1 ... ;Z--;, • t'".," ... "" ",..-",,""_ l,,1 _.", <""" .... t4 \..:>0 ot~ , '! • ~ 1 , 1 ~.' '_~' '~H .")~ .J ~..... - ./.:'_1 \. ,. "The Quality Inn," I"lne Springs Canyon, stili has quality. but without the familiar highway sign across from the TA Y racetrack. "We recently dropped the franchise and want our neighbors to know we're stili here," said Tony Wilcoxson, general manager. "It may ENCHILA A be a While before the new sign Is up." ____I AYI , Tuesday, October 14 Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Merkur, and Ford Light • Truck Own~rs Only! \ Elk's• Lodge FIVE BIG Ralph Bellon-GaMrel Menager, Buck's All American MoiOrs. Highway 70 West SERVICE " H,I I'm Ralph Bellon. general menager al Buck'sAn Amertcan MOlors.I'm so conlidenl of oUi crew or Serll/ee specIalists that we guareinee llie" wOrk lor Idel U'sour ramous ·'MANAGER.'S LifETIME SERVICE GUARANTEE. Ask me ror a free copy when you bring in your coupons Irom my SERViCE MANAGER'S SPECIAl. SALE. SPECIALS!' 'these are Ihe coupons I'm ma,I,ng 10 you So, WATCH FORMYMAILER! •. walch ·'or lhem See you soon. " '. _...11:30 A.M. -1:00 P.M. . Service Silvings Tot~U.,g $57.10. Litrlited Time Only! At Buck's All American. Motors we're 'You PliY onqe for repairs, andifthe covered proud of our service department alJd the part ev.er has to be fixed again. we~1I . . fine work our service experts dO for our replace'it free. FrEl~ parts, free.labor; for as '. '. .. .. ". customers, In fact, we're so confident of long as you own your vehicle, (this limited 500PM - 8:00' P.M.~ our· superior worklhat wE. GUARANiEE ' warranty covers veliicfesin normalusEl.) • •• . OUA WORK FOR LIFE!. . , 1"hat'S'right, for life. We're the dealer With the LIFETIME SERVICE GUARANTEE! , • .. UFEl'JME ...... , 1l •.• ,'$4.00 . , ADUlTS SERVICE , '. GUArtANTEE . . • • CHILDREN ••• '•••• $2.00 ... , . , . . • . • .. • .,. , •••• ,.~ ..' .... -.. • ...,. ",."...... " ..... ~...... -". ,.,.. .,. "<>0 • , . , . . ~.- .. "'11 ·t······ .".: '. . ~_..r--- - - ., ,.. ,., "Y"'B. .. " .. '1.'\80. '8'...... 12A I The Rul,doso News Monday, October 6. 1986 ,, .. ,-. . Ii .J ._ L .. , ,j : L.. ..'- '_.1. .1 . . , , . • Capitan celebrated Homecoming festivities SlOlptember 26, . plaY'ing against Springer. In an exciting, close scored game, the battle ended with Springer winning, 19·12. A parade of Capitan Homecoming Queen candidates highlighted halftime activities. This year, for the first time, tnere were three senior candidates, with senior Chantille Points winn Homecoming Queen senior class candidate Robyn Peralta ing the crown. Pictured above are escort Doug Eckland and Homecoming Queen senior class candidate Katherine San Is the daughter of Isidro and Patsy Peralta. She has par Queen Chantille Points. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. chez is the daughter of James and.Lynda Sanchez. She en ticipated in volleyball. basketball and track. Presently she Is Mike Points. Her hobbles InclUde swimming, snow skIIng, Joys raising and riding horses, baSketball, swimming, ·stamp a cheerleader and is the Student Council vice president. basketball, volleyball and being a member of the National collecting, sports cars"track, spirit squad and Is a member Peralta Is listed In Who's Who and Is the current Lincoln Honor Society. Eckland is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. of the National Honor Society and Is the present National County Fair Queen. Her escort Is Ronnl", Sanchez, son of Eckland. He Is actively Involved In football, basketball, track l::Ionor Society vice president. I:scort Will Griggs' Is the son Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sanchez. He Is active in football, and FFA. He Is president of the student council and FFA of Royce and Joann Griggs. He participates in football, basketball, track and FFA. Sentinel and listed In Who's Who. basketball, track, FFA and the Rodeo Club. Capitan Homecom~g Freshman Princess Lashauna Tillotson Is the daughter of Sophomore Princess Kimberly Huey is the daughter of Ken Mr. and Mrs. James Tillotson. She enjoys skiing, volleyball, neth and Daylene Huey. Her hobbies are reading White basketball, track, band and swimming. She is active In band, . water rafting, $wimming and skIIng. She is Invoived In basketball, volleyball, track, FFA and is class vice president. '~.. volleyball, basketball, track, FFA and FHA.Huey's escort Is Escort Owen Washburn is the son of Cauy and Marynell Clay Guck, son ofTom and Nancy Guck. He participates in Washburn. He is involved In football and basketball and Is a football, basketball and FFA. member of the National High School Rodeo Association. Junior Princess Kateri Sanchez is the daughter of Mr. anti Mrs. Raymond Sanchez. She enjoys sports, dancing, sing ing, drawing and listening to music. Sanchez is actively In volved In the National Honor Society, volleyball, basketball and track. She is .Junior class president and a member of StUdents Against Driving Drunk. Her escort, Michael Shanks, Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shanks. He ac tively participates In football, basketball, FFA, band and the - National Honor Society. " Around Town ,"11 . The LincoInCoUrltyLodgers' Tax . Committee will meet at 10dm. Wednesday, October 8, i1t Ute RUIdOSO- sUbooffice. .; • Corrlente Cow:senes will meet at lta.m. 'l'hU1'SClay, October 9, inthe .fait building,.EVeryone illwelcome, bring a friend for the covered di$h . lunCheon. . '. . The'Sacred Heart. Ladies Gr.oup ill'hllSting a FeUowshlj) :Brunch lil honor of canttan's exchange stu, dent,MariWin. ThebtUrlchW111~ from 10 a.m. to!p.m. Satutday,QC' • 'tober 11, at the hOme of Mts. aero man otero. Everyone isinvited to Oon Means (center) Instructs Jacttue Tuthill and $uae Town COme-and meet.Marl.' Send on how to properly assess a Patient. Pam Viele Is the , vlctlm.'1he group 'Is pa,rt ot an .Emergenoy 'l\1edloaJ Techniolan-Basic course currently under way in Capitan. l'he cla$s ends h'1. January. , . . . . BMT course ., An E:rnergency Medlca.1 ,TectlnlOlan; Lafjs recently. (AbOVe) Mike. l.afayette l:la.sio Course Is under way in'Capita.,. and TrOy Briggs practfce.CPR with the Photos by Linda 'Ponder Studentstladthelr tlrsttest in P'ractical praotlce "baby." .... . • { I "' __ "'-" .. ,,,,- ·..·.c. ,••..ili. '..L••c.....,-'- ..-,~ ,.." .. --"".... ~~ .... ,~.' -~--, >., .4. ,.. • I. ... ,'" "', • • • Monday, October 6,198Ei/TheA••UdQ80 ""ewerSeo"onS .1 _. :'(.1: dl;") ,_L. _ j,., i, . .,_.. U L .. "L . 1.1 .,:. 1 , ; 1.",4,1. '. ,k . _, .. .i j .2. iii..: I.' .J j.xni t.; _ 511.,. .t,.&Jtt';~" "j ,L.s.)" - k .. ,j. ' ... 1..:£. • • • ,. o • • 0 , " • '~' , ','.·····I··n·····'...,'"" . I" '" - '. ....,', . ' • ,. p • ...... - . ···:Drl' . ,,' ,_ ''coo , .1 _ . .i•. ___ .', i ,.J I. $i;. $. ,. , H ••t:, ... I i .e _., .1 I, ox: 14 _I,', , - ,J. _ i I " -- T·" ; . '. '. '-', ' ," ',-., , .' .. -111~'.. ' ._~ . '. . , " . Editorial ,We could beseliJting Q lot ofnliJtw faces In tQwn-pliloplliJt here this wintlOlr from the northern part of our state. The Ruidosl;l VaHey C!lamberof Commerce Advertising Committee decided Friday tQ -shift as much as $25,000 in their budget tl;l do a "big splash"in thlil AlbuqulOlrque market. Cl;lmmittee members discussed'the possibility of using the funds.in public relations and media adver tisin9. in ap attempt to attract Albuquerqueans to Qur area. ..'. . :' The tQsk ~ertainly .won't come ,easily. Skiers in Albu q~erque and Santa Fe have tradltianally looked to the I". north ,for places to ski. They believe the further north you.go, the better the 'snow gets. • Sgndla PlOlak ski area isiust 45 minutes away-evlOln quicker by the tramway. Santa Fe skiing is Q little more than an hour's drive from Albuquerq.... e.. cmd Taos Ski Valley-known across the country ;Qs·.one of "the .places tl;lgo"-isjust about the same dis'tance from Albuquerque as we are. Why would skiers come here if they could just as easily go there? That's what the chamber advertisln9 committee must determine to make the $25,000 effective. The Ruidoso village atmosphere is unmatched up north. We have 900d restaurants, shoppin9. lodg ing-and good skiing. That's what makes us different. Inside the Capitol We'll continue to draw the bulk of our winter visitors from West Texas, but that market is suffering by Fred McCaffrey economically, and cannot be relied on completely. We Tfi&1flddS- must reach new markets. '''.' lJIIRWdoH.NcWI,laC. SANTA FE-Doyou gett!lefeeling so there is little likellhood they will Albuquerque has potential for us. The chamber com o U$PSNo.,,'IWOO that nobod)': around lqiows the know how to correct it now. mittee's shift of the $25,000 makes good sense. If the 8I1SVI'ers'l . Republicans among lawmakers, Published each Monliay and Thursday by Ruidoso News, Inc., J. Kenneth Tbatquestion might well be ad along with other conservatives to Green, President; Walter L. Green, Vice President, at 104 Park Avenue, and money is used effectively. watch for those new faces dressed to performance In whom they are allied, have turned entered as second class matter at the Post Office at Ruidoso, N.M. 88345. this winter.-DJP Washington, where our Congress out to be as bereft of Ideas as their Ken andMaryGreen : ...... •...... •...... ,.PublIs1Jers continuesto givemerelyverbalsup confreres from the opposition par ·.Rolland Ramos :ausiness Mgr. port to cutting the deficit and ap ty. About all tbey have managed to Darrell J. PelU" ...... •• ~Ed1tor parentlY cannot even get a bUdget prove when some power has been Carmen Edwards Advertlsing Mgr. ••~~hU1~.hl)~~~J.1.the,nl'ffl'" bel!tPw!,l(\ Cll\ tbero is that they fight ..Itod ~as:a,,-:.. ':- ~ z•• :· ',' .:: •• ~••••••~ ···o·~~.siJ:Ig..$u~r. f.isClI.l ye8l: In'an ...._r.y manner; likedogsto prdtectthe~piiViIegesof .. InthisInstance,though, theques- whateverspeclal.-Interestgroupthey SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN ADVANCE Lett:ers' to the "editor tion is meant to ~ply to our state. personally represent (e.g., Les where. according to recentsurvl!YS Houston andthe horsemen, or Jack , the people understand cle8l:I~..!fu1t Stahl and the reaI-estate crowd). Single copy ·35c we are in economic troUble. 'When As for theJ<:andidates, their tap Mail Delivery Only: DEAR EDITOR: youth. . asked, by far the preponderance of dancing to getthemawayfrom hav Does Ruidoso have a drug 4) Strengthen adult and youth our citizens list al\the major pro Ing tohandl'e thishotpotato would do rel8.tionships and to promote feel Single copy by Mail 0 •• 0 •••••••••••••• , • 0 •• 0 •••••••••••• o. 0 0 •••••••$1.00 problem? blem facing New Mexico "the credit to Mister Bojangles. 1 Year OUt Of County , ,. $30.00 Ifwehaveonechildon drugs, and Ings of success and positlye self • economy aniil8.ck of jobs." That About all Garrey carruthers Is 1 Year WitJJiJJ, County...... •...... $27.00 thatchildisyours ormine, then we concepts which are reco~ as outranks "crime," insecondplacein willing to tell us. is that he will give the 6 Months Out Of County. 0 • 0 0 0 $28.00 have a problemI deterents to desirefor 'escape" thel!: view as a major problem, by us "anew beginning" whichsounds 6 Months Within County 0 0 •••••••••••••••$25.00 OctOber 13th.begins Drug through drug usage. betfet than two to one. bothhollowandcliched. Hecertain AW8l:eness Week at the Ruidoso 5) RaIse funds to enable our o Yet when we listen to words from ly doesn't sfl:ll out many detalls of Home Delivery Only: municipal schools. 'lbe Ruidoso organization to implement efforts those who are or would be our whatsuch ' a newbeglnnlng" might FamiJIes In Action, a non-profit to reduce or prevent substance lead~l'S, they are sounding off In entail In anytblng like the kind of Monthly Rate: $3.50 : MInimumThreeMonths , $10.50 group of concerned families, bas abuse in our youth- glorious detail on their pl8.ns for concretenessthatwould assistus In I I>een askedto particlpatein the ac Interested families please attend .' fighting crime (our Governor even judging the worth of his proposals. Call 257-4001 For Home Delivery , tivities. This group wants to build Drug Awareness Week activities. wants to call a special legisl8.tlve Ray Powell apRe8r8 to be earnest aW8l:eness of substance abuse in We will be there Monday, Oct 13th sesslontofundsuchalbilit) buttbey and serious, but if he wants to talk The Ruidoso News reserves the right to reject adVertising and edit copy our youth- In cooperation with the at 1 p.m. in the .Public Meeting say next to nothing a"bout how to . aboutsuchtopicshehasto becareful thatitconsiders objectionable. Liability for anyelTOr inadvertising shallnot schools, wehave6een askedto pre Room at Ruidoso High SchOOl to solve that even more pressing and nottooffend organizedl8.bor (whose exceed the value of the actual space in which the elTOr occurs andshall be sent thegoals this groupistrying to 8I1SVI'er anyquestionsandtoaskfor all-encompassipg problem. executives don'tappearto have had satisfied by correction in the nm Issue. The entire contents of the Ruldoso accomplish in this community: your help in this wortbwbi.1e No oneCouldreasonablyfailtosee a newidea onthissubjectinthel8.st News Is copyrlghted, and no portion may be used inany manner witpout the 1) Educate oUr members and endeavor. WatchlorfUrther details that New Mexico is in a deep 20 years) and to keep cl8.sped to his express, Written consent of the publisher. P~r send all changes of ad build community aW8l:eness In or ask the schools for more inf0r. economic slump. bosom the environmentalists dress to the Ruidoso News, P.O. Box 128, Rmdoso, N.M. 88345. regard to substance abuse. ••. mation about Drug Awareness Allsectlons ofoureconomy areaf (tho~ they could hardly in good 2) Offer support to familIes m Week. fected by that fact-agriculture. consciencellbifttheirsupportto Gar need due to youth substance abuse. Slneerely, , Dilnlng, manufacturing and, more rey carruthers). 3) Explore and implement alter ROGERBEECHIE,MD, and more each da)':. even govern So what we get, ifanytblng at all, native activities for Ruldoso's ChaIrmai1 mentasa sourceofincome. Allparts becomes the same old hackneyed of the state are similarly afflicted, stuffwe hearfrom candidatesevery tho'ilgh Albuquerque, SlJilta Fe and four years. "I personally am going LasCrucesappeartobethelightest to go out and attract new Industry hit. here," they tell us-just as Toney Anaya did four years ago. So what ,. So when should we ~ct our newIndustrydidhis tripsto Europe leaders to· steP forward and tell us and F8l: East bring us? "I will see whattheY plaritodotoJ¥llp solvethis toitthattourism, thatprofitable and serioUS and painM ptoblem? clean IndiJStty, Is expanded," they 'Not soon. So far at least. say-but they tall silent when· we everybOdy has appearedarorlous to ask. "HOW will you do that?" ·,1 talk about almoSt aily' other topic. Onthistopic....:the decreasing ~ize '!'hat includes those who are of the average paycheck-our already in office. Our GOlrernor!s citizensdo notdeludetbeinSelves. So • .eyes appeartobe O(!CUpled principal isu't'it tinle those who want us to lY by his search for some i!aS)' but follow them cutout the pwtery llnd dra1lUltiC' step that can be'taken blueskypromisesandstiirted te11jng before f)e departs the scene, just to us theirreaIlstltl planslorimprovmg leave us With. '.l happy memory. the state's economy? DeniOCraticlegislators, byat1d J.atge, , ate either those who have led in If they don't, we are 8Imost forc those deliberative bodies while we ed to believe. bv sheer weight of gradually SRpJled,downward0t: are' logic, that thiS.fs because.Wey. do theheirsof suchpeople. '!'hey didn't fiot .have the flilittest idea abOut know how to stem ~e declirie Utiln, what to do. .. St~teLegislators h _,_ or' , . -. ,. " ... S1'A'riil SJ;)NA'l'OR . MauncetJoflson, R·Dlstrict,52..,.. . ·James t" Martin, l'~(), :Boll: 1000, Bolt 1728, . Ala)'ilogordo,~ll3Ul. Socotto, 81801, ~G·2030. Ot.Capitol 437-2892, 437-11022 ot capitol BuIlding, ltiiiim lOll. Santa Fe, :Bulldltlg. santa. :Fe 81503,9114-9S4ll. 81503,984-11319, 98-4'9356. STAn: ltl1:J>RJ;)SJ;)N'TATt\'ES . Richard Knowles, ,R-J)lstrict 51 I Ben Hat!, R-Disttlct"llil - Box - nox' 2B5, .RosweU, 118201, 115S, RUidtl!li>, 1\8345, 251-2541 or 623-8484, 1123·1114~or Capitol . Capitol :Building, Santa. Fe 1111103, BuUdlng, Sllnta.FeB150il, 984-9300, 9ll4-9300,e~telilllon 544. I!Xtenslon 523. Capitol Bllildlng "witchbOatd. 984.9300' ...... ' • • • .' . f -"'--,~.. _, ..__ ... "'"',~~~,=, .. _.. ,~ ~ ..,,, -" .- -.., ~ ~ -- ->} .. - • .•• l " ~a I ThQRUldoso N.,w:s ,. Mond~y, Qctober 6. 19a6 ' CLASSIFIED AD NAME " ADDRESS CITV _ HEAE'$ W"AT 1'0 LOCI!! TO $AY:. , • 4 • • 7 • ,. ---~--- 11 14 ,. ,. " . (Add 1S cent. p ... wonl 'or ~lIIch ove, 16) I'd like my ad to run 'or (ct-.dlI bo_1 , MAIL OR BRING TO: coST OF AD __ ,,_ R~ldoso News Add 6 centll Tall P~O. BIl~ _;!II on each Dollar J~. Park Avenue TOTAL Ruidoso. NM BBa45 -~-II-,----__- Sunray LEGALNOTICE A Cedar Creek Canyon pine Is highlighted by a ray of reaphes the prne-needle-covered forest floor, (Photo by INVITATION FOR BIDS sunshine. The forest in the area is so thick, little light Darrell J. Pehr) . Sealed bids wiD be received by the County Manager ot the Uncoln County Courtbou.se. ear. 9~OO - r1zozo; New Mexico, unW A.M•• October 21. 1986. for the purchase of the fonowing; BaseCourse Invitations to bid with speclllcaUOD.!I ~ be ob tained by calling the County Manager's Office at LEGALNOTICE 6<8-2331. LEGALNOTICE 'Ibeo~andreview of thebids will beatthe same 1Ocatfoii at 9:00 A.M., October 21. 19l1G. PlIBUCNOTICE lJncoln County reserves the riRbt to accept or The lJncoln Count)' Lodger's Tax Committee reJect on or any part ot any bfif. Wll1ve minOr oIlaI1 bold their regular meetbu< 0110:00 ....M. en tec:tmicaUUes and award the bid to best servo tho Wednesday, october 8. 1986 at the LfJ1.eoln CoWlty Interest of Uncoln County. Su!>OHlce. Ruld.... The State of New Mexlco's ~ent Code, LepIN'131ll (11) • SecIlOlll3-1-21lthruSecllon 13-1-199. N.M.S..... 1978. ~ eIvlllUld crfmInaI DelllI1Ues for lis vlolll Uons. In oddlUon. the N"ew -M'e.dco CrIm1nD1 Statutes Impose'J felony penalties for WegDl bribes. gralulUes ondldCkbllclm. LEGALNOTICE AU proposWs must . J.- .~. ~- ~.~, ~.;...... <...oo...oL"""""- .Iji.~.-i. ""'-"-'"""'-~ ~,~ .....',:5'. Mr-'liltfIl' Ii· ·11 11· '..·111I* - · ..elloi,w.· 711I 11I·..,11I·11I' 11I=11III*'" -11I.11I 11I.11- :11' -11*.-.'••' 11' 11II'11 • ·.·",. ·· Fi·..·IEii '''' :_ .; " _ -* _.. __-- - """'"""'"'" -...., ""- -.. ,,..., _ < = .. .\ . , , • • t I" , • Iii/ ' ',' '.' .... Monday, OotQl:)~r6,19aeI Th~ Fhdctf>sQ News I 36 . .. i L .I . it ..·. i; ,HOSPITAL AlJXlUAliy.',..,; '1'brUt . '00 YOU NEED- {ldepeQdallle per,:. ~~~~ordd~W.ff.:;.m\~~~:· '.~Ir1f~.gx~~~ll~~=e~~·'l'W~~£~~~J~l/aillll~f~:a~~ " ·'1' ., •f·' d . ~"I1P.l~N\l1:l HlU D~v~. Slimmer' '." . son tl! clean YQ'IU' bQWle Qr.office? '" .,.•... aSSl,.Ie·.' :om'll: T\Ie~day Mternooll 1:00 .. paU~1,ijlllli,~92.· w..;u;..Uc · "",11 J,-MlJ,UII2.daY or ',eve .~tb .dQwn .I!!Yment .will Cll~ water ~d.l!78-4661, . R-40-tfb. C .., . . ." . P-{l8-1~ .. bIllanc:e.Call~7li!'., ~~ FURN~St-IEJ:)' ,....·:tliiee. 'bedrQiiiD. ;'~:ai'~QOW:i= QHIintg~$u~1C~l~l\~~J: ,fIP~E 'l'RAlUllR. - 1. ImllCnlll '76 ClfljlROKElE -,-4 wheel $3,QOO,mllblle hllme. Del Norte Addition " '. .' . F oroughbroo.,fft~ , l, . 1 ~ '_~' ~.1.- ~."", ~ _~.~ ~ ~ _. _ ,"". __ -" _ ...... -'-- --"' ..... _"'" L, •. "'" -" _-,- "' ;. ' . - ,48 I The Ruidoso News I Monday, oQto~~re, 1986 " ' . , " ' iJ" ON '!lIE GOLF COlJB$ -large, a ONe ll!!!lROOlol-lll!'lllsll!llllolile, ay 0WNe\I ~ 1!ilI ~ llV, \ill Ill' ~IH~r .u 01: pall olrourm! 101'111 !lOME tlVlliG' - '(n FOR ME OR WE" .. · ~()()m, N~r~und, ~leani ica."db.in'd~.·, trl1~, s .(50~)2D. 2.~.19.2,. ,·~,s. 2Ih. bath COllOq! _. nice and leasQ' ... d.e. Thr.00.,..OJrope,J1te., l ,.' '·,e.s.. ta,te.. ,co.ntr.ac.... t. !. w...el.l,/$. exc.lu.s.t.ve,.'.' .B...r'.. mt... ri.dg....ee.,·' ooiql.\ce ~ very mee.~ ean reqUlrid,~. ..•.. ~ n1\'1 ..,.y or IOgelllel', ~ ~. '. W~ . SlIbiIl'il!lPn, 'l,lll ~ II'ltb. n'~ l\•#iJ,fI,) . DIPaolo Real Estate, ~71" FtJRNl8.aEO':':'Qne~rnhQJUle bedroom 2batbWlW.gue$t'hOUlle· SEVEN"'OBI,mUOME·'!t' ." fl I '0 wUl'U 1 ute, gs an II extra .. . ,M-33-,'.",.tfc .;.lth... Lat... '.. g,A. ,t.l,.. «l.'.h. ..• : ....,.ft,.·ro.,r.M.'.m, '8 2 bedtoolll2 batlUd2' ... .lll ,~ ..,'""". ~t$, c(un· •,Jepl~ce, wnersSe ,ease, low, in Witcblta Falls area. For: __--.-...--.-.--...;.:,.;;.;;;,.:;;; lU ¥ M llft~~, 'ltv 'I VV~'4"...1I'Mi\"J 'b' "'.., ~J ~. a...... pleted,at' reduce«price/' cauortrade for Ruld(lSoprQPe~y. mobile home and lot, borne lind', " w~r h(IQk.~2,flcedyatd. ~~l\1.,~Mn. !~.il.,eIAP., a.~~~" g ~ or~ ~and ert $10Ml.lO~ ONE BEDROOM _ furnished, LoW ath.. '.. mo.. l.e, owner..la entl, Burt ,.37MO'. 1..,6.. ,0.. r,' .$.. ..,.500.,t.' ar.eaI,.S,te.a,I., Form,,' .m· or pt9P yal'9und \, j UtiliUes and cable paid. Year. wtnterratefor6J1lonthS;AvaUable ~~''''f''''' ...... "~I' '{jil"~e . 25700040, CJ.3~tnc· 'fQ~tlon ,call Judy. Ree _~__", ,__.u---- ments for .rent, partially furilish- MOTEL IN ARTESIA - 25 units In refrigerator and JemWre appliances, Recreation room, wet bar13.,sq. j ed.. All bills paid. Call Jerry I excellent condition, $157,000 an· it deck wlthfabuloUB SJerralJ1sllca view. Corean lavatory, soUdbl'88s ~ 257 2597. T-37-tfc nual gross. Sell or trade for income CLOSING COSTS DOWN fixtures. Gold and onyx in the master bath, Very epergy efficient. Call uS , NICE - 2~oom, Pk bath apart· property in Ruidoso, 257-0063, to see this beauty! ~ ment. FU'eplace, WID hookups 746-983~ B-33-tfc Beautiful 2bedroom, 2bath mobile .xtr~ ~rla. A With good access on river. $300 FOR. SAL.~ ~y OWNEJ:: - 3 od Jars, lot. Nice ~ plus electric. Call Gladene at Lela .t\ . INNSBROOK VILLAGE UJIUTY Easter 257.1313 or 257.7988 bedroorn'}l800 SQ.ft. town bome, j , L-37-tf~ on Cree Meadows Golf Course, Handsome 2bedrOlltlJ, Zbath townhome. Au one-level, t)verlookhtgN7 fplro j $49,90Q way. Large JiviIlg/dlning area with aUtacUve firen1ace. Woodshu1tenl open TWO BEDROOM 2batb Good location, close to town. Call de~k. Vfl1age'8IoveUes~ j - condos, 257-4412. R-41-4~ onto the redwood ThIs 1$ one oflmlsbrooi He" j furnished or unfurnished, weekly, WN maintained townhomes, Partially futDlshed, oDly $115,000. monthly, permanent rentals. LOW DO - 2houses, 2bedroom. Put YOUR brand on some land J 257.7786, Ann George, R-37-tfc No balloon, $35,000 each. $400 or J tt1101 Tbr less per month. Call 1-822-0270. ..------j FURNISHED - "" montb. ee P-36-tfc i bedrooms, 1bath fireplace, easy ,FOR SALE BY OWNER .j access on paved level street. caIl .....-----.... S~RVICE THAT·'lASTS Sharon at Lela Easter Real Large, 2bedroom authentic 110 acres, 2miles north, of KNOWLEDGE THAT SELLS b j i j Estate. No pets. 251·7313/day, log house on beautiful, flat, Alto Village, borders Na· j 257-92'18/night. I,31·tfc 176 ft. river front lot. separate tional Forest for 3,700' near lB j WINTER LOCATION -Iota of yard, Buck Mountain, (State REALTOR 'j 2 bedroom, 1 bath, unfurnished 2 bedroom guest house. Hi ;;,il h 3 Ii ~ house. Lar~e Uv1ng area with Natural gas fireplace, g way 7 goes I heat, through I j fireplace. First time available in new electric kitchen, WID. By property). Tall pines, sea· WHITLOCKI 1./ j over ayear. Good access, close to owner, $218,000, furnished. sonar creek, 2 secluded town. $325/montb, water Paid. Has mountain tops with view of 251.4291 WID, Call 8-5, 257-7313. I,37·tfcmO~~l 257·5063 or (817) 573·3708 p 251·4228 CONDOS -by the night, week] Capitan Mountalns,new' 1608 Sudderth or long tenn lease. Fully turnisn- ...... _-----" fences, natural gas and '& LYLE 2-3 1~21,2 ed, bedrooms, baths, Attractive, well.designed telephone on property, elec· ,j Call washer,dryer. Tim,:=P TOWNHOMES triclty on adJoining property. NICELY LANDSCAPED-V.ry well cartel for INCREDIBLE VIEWS-And privacy acetnt thlt J now av.lIable at one of Ruldc- $2;550, $2;25&, $1,950 per cabin In the pl_ 2 btdrootnlt bultMn kwtly home. Situatidon 7acrtt It Incl. .~ so's mOlt exclusive address· acre. Agents welcome. fireplace, knotty pine, loft of stdraQIt CIoIt oak cabl-an,d the flnftf of flnl'" work. J PINON PARK es. These lovely, 3bedroom, Owner anxious to sell. In ylt prim.. PtICldat only $39,500. sunkll11lv1nt irea and ...wlth I1l'1pku, CONDOMINIUMS 2 bath units have gorgeous goOd views and landlcaplng, Ap· Contact oWner: h..-worbhopforall yourhobblttt A Nightly! Se910na', Monthly Aonlal~ pealing owner flnanclng OWNER FINANCING....ls now available on buy at $191,000. J $72.50 up svallabfe. Call 258-4966 forthe '512) 284 1092 oUlce j PinOlf Park Condomnliums 2$8.4129 opportunity to view theat at.' ., ~n•.~= I~:~I REDUCED 10 .Sl,500-Year.round IocOflon, 'J tractive unit. today. , W (512) 284.1430, residence •.. •.·.· 't:: ,I Crown Real Eslale 257-5100 de~.h ti w,'5YGd. garage; 3bedrooms. ftncedyord. all cltv $49,500 with 20% down,ond 10% Intere". ~nl.ftCIf, low utility blll1i Q FOR SALE OR LEASE AIIEMBEROF THE SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK WATCH tHE RACES-From your own Jiving CHARMING 2STORY...HOIM with mountain Sunny and bright, 2bedroom, room In thll Vlry nl" 3 btdroom,3 bath flart, COrMf flrtP1.J 3bfdroonllt 2full I 'I 2 bath home near White hem•.acroll frolll the .track. Warm Mountain IV. Large living area bath" utility room, 2hlJij cItckt. catpOl'f. ., . I: flreplate, large dtek. Agood ulu. at lob of "orate. adly SU•• wlth aa,. I with wetbsr and fireplace. On #1 owner'fermi .1 $13,500 with poalbl•• nearly ah acre with excellent in auumabltloan. r access. $495/1ease or $1,000 Go for it! over bank loan. WAYNE WHITLOCK ! Real Estate I:" 258-3430 L .... Rel~: 257.5131 RuidOSp High School football players hpeeful ofdefending their stateAAA· DAVID MORALES Iin~upagainst eaCh other during are- diVision title this saason.(Photo by SOC, REALTORS® 'JACI(IECOVINGTON Res~$ An lndependenlly Owned and Operated Member In Ruidoso! ' -Res.: 258·3408 ... 311.4069 cent praoUoe. The Warriors are Darrell J. Pehr), RETAIL OR of Coldwell Bankei' ResldenUal ~lilia!esj Inc. COMMERCIAL SPACE On Sudderth in downtown Ruidoso, in the center of FOR SALE BY OWNER the walking area. 'Best Private ,2 bedroom, deal in town on 6month 2 bath condo in lease. Austin, Texas. Two· 257~258 story, 2 decks, 258·4950 I private 'patio area~· HOUSES FOR ReNT game roo tn, lire- 2bedtoom11 b.~, tumlshed-S275. place, garage, alarm . 3'bedr00m/2 ba~ unfumllhtd-S350/: system, intercom 3bedrool1IT1 bath mobI~, furrtl.htd... system and other ... ,I1 $350. decorator features. 1 2=~bllh,V.~nJct,Udfutnl"h ',. Trade for:equity con.· 3'~oomt2~ bath, fumlihed condo, .s,i..de.r.ed.·.t ....'e.s.p.·eciaUy. 2car Qt,,-1700/ . for R.,Qid.·080 area ·pro· 2~.·" ... ··bitft,'J lIMA,. fomlshfd... . , $4SOt -r perty.AIso consider Con Harmon '.%eto down'offer,. FoarSeasol\$ Real Estate 5'l'"'2'·'8'.'9'2'·'.5··.··7.',,5'9', Phortt 25.1·G11f . " A. t _ ,~ .. ' ":.'.,, ,~I., :"'" '.~"":~" .'~'" ,;,', .....:.:1 • ~!_~ '<' ~,_ .. 'l"... l:. ,", _i. _ :.. i _ q. 3,,_. 4 _. j i , I 2 "." 't' i "-",' -"",.. , -.', !- -- -, ., ",•. _ '- , r " r r \ r r Page 2 I The Ruidoso News T,IevI.Io" Seheel-Ie For ""Week Of OetoIMr61hrough OetoIIerta • . " .' ' .'. .". . ..' iI" ' ',' ." .." ... ' '. . ".> r 8:05 (I) MOVIE: Angel CItY A.rural mined \0 lorge aplac~ f~r herself In . ·1IJl Guldlllg Ught . teenaged ~!lusin,$uPllrolr', makes , !'m0riean mountain family pulls up a ma~s world. Sigrid Thornton, IlllEddUt'.fIUl". hllrmaiden ~Ilghtto Earth, ~nd r Its roots to soek abetter way of (jfll JolIn Wall/IS E;I llJ Am.rlcen. Legl~ $quares off with an aSpiring witch , only 10 discover the nlghlmaril!h (I) Tiki Two QD JIIlOIll . Who .dreams of I1Jling the world; , MORNING world of ~ I~bor camp. Ralph Waite, (Z) NIWI , 2:05 (J) SCQlIby DoG . Faye Ounaway,HQlen Slater, Brenda Paul WmflQld, Jennifer Warren (!) NIWMe~co0 RY1n I "opo 2-15 ~_ S ,.. . alII ... VaCClIlJPrIl11e~eWl(1984) 1;1 , 7:00 CIl Auto Rlclng '86 (1980) II§) Today ,- c me", me (I) ' 8'30 (]) 3-H Contlct D ~. falcon Cmt 2:30 (J) FalconCrestl12lHaUolll' Geoa~phlc Thll Great J (I) Sellme Sireltt Q :You~U.ndtb" (J)SII~rtor (J) TodlY • (Z) A1Jbott &CosteRo @ Restless Court Whales and Save IhePanda r (]) OIYWltch (!J Now Clrd Shlrkl a!l St., I Table 1m) ·Prtce II Right a!l f.th.r Murphy , a!l Bill Cosby @ Music 'Maos l12l Smllrls Qll NawVldto Hour ill 0 Good Morning America ~.Ighborhood , Q a Gt Joe 1 QI Mister !lDI/lrI' a!l Hlzel l!I NIghtly Bus. . r ~CBSNews •• 121 CON . (1Jl Ripples I3PIW"nlSfl'okes , (!5J Flthar Knows· Best 9:oo~ ~:Jt:'tBIIst Goll 10:05(1) Perry Mllon : ~«rNuGlre $:05(1) MOVIE:DllIorce, Amerlcln r llJ) Timmy and LIssie 00 Whllel otfortuoe 10:15(1) Art'l bpl1l1 , Y I onYStyllAfter 17 years of marriage, a r a Dennis the M.nace (i) DIVWltch 10:30 (2) Outdoor Ufe Mlg_zlne 2.35 (J) F1lnlltone. couple llec!des tQ get adiVorce and s~n r 7:05 (I) Down to E.rth (Z) Partrldg, f.mlly (I) R'ldl", Ral:\bow, Q 2:45 (1Jl Art Mlk"r e discovers thll problems.that r 7:30 (lJ Zoobllee Zoo ill flm., fortune Ind Homme (!) 0 Loving 3:00 (2) PICA Klrele mg Oller alimQny anq remarqage. , t!2I B.verly Hillbillies II§) BlIJll.yDOllIJ.hul II§) Young Ind the Restlesl . (D Mlsl,r Rogers' Nlldhborhood Jas~Vtfobaor::'(:a~}I(J Reynolds, , QIl Hlzel ~ 0 I IY a!l TIc TIC Pough (i) NewswalCII . . QI QI (l) (2) r (!J) Mistar Rogers' Neighborhood Seslme Street E;I Hooked on Aerobici ".rtto Hart 6:30 lenlth's NFL MORday Nlghl , a Scooby 000 o Hour Magulne 11:00 (2) College Foothill (!) Newlywed Game Mitch Up . . , 7:35 (I) ILove Lucy QJ She.HI . (]) COlorsounds .Q2) G.t. Joe , 00 Wh'el of .Fortun. 9:15 (I) Amerlcln Lega~ (!) DIYlllt Our Um @ Hour Mlgulne (Z) Million O~lIlr Chlnce , 8:00 (]) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood ~~/I1 ~cr~s ~ 'Tu~~e' , CIJ MOVIE: Advice to the Lov.lorn 9:30 (2) SportsLook (Z) C.plllnsind thl kings (Plrt 1) IIJ) : Company Adlldicated nowl!pap er columnist (I) F'ltherby's Flbl.s Richard Jordan/ Charles Durning, 2!! SeI· ~trC I'" l1J MlcH.n/Lehrer HawsRour r C!l SCribble Patty Dilks Astm (1976) \lIII .Slml . Ie .,. 0 NIWIYWld Glme r dispenses advice on problems ranging from mother in laws to CD I Drelm 01 Jeannie (!) 0 All My Chlldrlln ! ThGhundlberclll$ a fullaf Ufe 1"'1 , moustaches, but is bamboozled by ill Celebrity Double Tllk ~ MlddlY News \Ill os USIIII ., . .,.. . r her own lovllllle, Cforls Leachman, QIl Amerlcln Blby ([J) Alllle World Turns 3:05 (I) Gilligan', 'sllnd 7:00 (2) Min I Volleyblll , Oesl Amaz Jr" Donna pescow a GoBoIl a!l Break the Bank . 3:30 (J) World of Sports ~ ;11.\ Uvel E;I , (1981) 9:45 (]) Video : ~~~d~rf~:~y (]) 3-2-1 COltltt C' (I) urry Kina Uvel (]) DaVWltch 10:00 CIJ Aerobics . , . (!) One Day It I Time '. (Z) BrIng tt Home Mets r CD My Flvorlte Marllan r (]) Whit', III the Nows 11:05 (I) MOVIE: The Ufeilld ASSIssln- CD MOVIE. Murrow Traces twenty (!) 0 ABC Monday Night OJ WaltoRs (J) y~ars in r Opreh Wlnlrey aUon 01 thl K1nllllsb The story of the career of the eloquent Football . (!]) $25,000 Pyramid III MOYIE: All thlt Rlv.rs Run, Pt contr?vcrslal U.S. Senator Huey P. journalist who ylrtually. deflnedQ)f lUl Kit" ,. Allie E;I ,r 1m 700 Club IThis powerful and l!weeplng mlRJ Long, his rise from small town broadcast journalism and Its ethics (Jlj 700 Club l1Zl Music Videos serillS centers on Philadelphia laW¥er, and his assasslnal/onln thll lor his SUCCllSl!Ors. D8nll/l J. lllJ Music VllJeos , !Ill Sesame Sireet Q Gordon, a spirited woman deter- Loull!lana State Capitol. Edward Ttavantl, pabn,y Ccleman; Edward a MOVIE: More Thin I Mlrlcle A , @ Trlnslormers Asner. Nicholas Pryor, Diane Kagan Hemnann (1985) Q medl~val prince falls In love with a , (1917) (!) Dallng Glme peasant girl and refuses to marry 11:15 ([I) It Figures «Q) $25,000 Pyramid any of the princesses his molher HBO IS 24 HOURS EVERY DAY 11:20 (]) Truly Amerlcln ~ ~~rt~~~~ers has selected.for him. Sophfa Loren, MONDAY 11:30 II§) As the World Turns lW Music Yldeos Omar Shari~ Dolores Del Rio 6 p.m.-SUPERGIRL with Helen Slater 6l PIIIy Duke 0 Fill Guy (1967) • 8 p.m.-BODY DOUBLE with Brian De Palma all Creltive Uvlng a Smurfl 7:30 (!) Ammng Stories TUESDAY 11:40 (]) NASA Science 3:35 (I) ~Ive It To Baaver ~ ~d~~~l~t~:rr: 01 Animals SchW8~(megger 6 p.m.-THE TERMINATOR with Arnold 4:00 (2) SportsLook Narrated by William Conrad 8 p.m.-THE HITCHHIKER "Ghostwriter" AHERNOON (]) Vegallbl. Soup 8:00 CD The West 01 the Imaglnallon r . WEDNESDAY (!) 12:00 (I) Write Chillnel Tom Ind Jerry (1986) 4 p.m.-PLACES IN THE HEART with Sally Field CD Mlgnum, P.I. @ MOVIE: NBC 'MondlY Nlghllt 6 p.m.-UNTIL SEPTEMBER with Karen Allen 00 AnDther World The RuidQSQ NeW$ I PagEt 3 "", . ",,",II... Sthed"reh,The W..kOlOotolM' 61h'_hOeltk, 12 , - , , (il New'NIght '. .' : "00 MOVlE:Allto .1ItI ill!' QIK: An' " disillusioned WOrld War Iveteran Is '. '. .OJl$rdy .. !IrThe AlrI"RS (198el .. • Bum$and~l!'n OJ . eccentrl,c· exalhlete, Reno, and a . on aquest for sPlrltllal enlluhten·· ..llJ) Big Valle, 00 Crl.ml Story ., ...• 1111, ,Claudius'. middle a.U8d COil man, OQC, pair up mentln this sacondfilm adaptation OJ Mister Rogers' N'Jgh~orhood roHIlCh~J.er;CJhQstwrJl.r , QlI Clnclnl1aU to .0rgal1lza plofesslona,l ski tour. of Somerset Maugnam:s novel, 81/J '. (IDlfend.rul",. Earth WKRP III a (I) £"f"l\1i News .' 10:30W19U Shall1rOC:k()IJ!1e.s '.. KennethWelsh,HenryRamer,Lfnda , Mllrray, C8t1lerlneHI¢ks, .Theresa 4:0500 AndY' Grlffltll @) llJ) CBS TU.'dllyNlghl MOVie L'$t ffIJ#flHr. p,,, 2 Unda Evalls, ,, 00 .sestbtCarton ... " . Griffiths· . RUSSDII (1984) Q . 4:30 WNFL YearbDok \ ro EnterlelnmelltTonlghl (I) Da~atch (I) Newsdly . . ro Molorweek . Jack Thompson, Jason Robards 'GmMWStH .My Favome Martian (Ill!! OM UII To Uve (!) Hollywood Squarls . (1986) 1;1 . ro ': lI2l MOVI~:A~Y Wednesday Six lI2l Wllllon, . lI2l Dick V.n.~e -. (i) ShowBiz Today lI2lNews ·, days a.week ahusband ·tends the d}) $25,000 PyramId d}) Hews. (!) MWStfl . l1llGuest VJ: SIIIVI.. Wlndwood I home fires, but on WOdn!lsdays h!l tel 700Clllb .' . !til Do~s Day tW DaUngG.me «tNova (1986) t;I visits his mIstress and uses. her Ill) Musl~ Videos .. l1ll Music, "Ideos Q2l Good Times . 8:10 (J) MOVIE: Dla, Datllctlve A apartment for business dedUcllQns. (1JSosame Stroet g GI Kat~v , K1tclten lDl News . policewoman and acollege teacher Jane Fonda, Jason RoPards, Dean Gt Transformers . . lD Carlit. Burnett all Captalll Kangaroo are attracled to each olher during an ~one5 (1966). 8:05 (l)MOVIE:Flamlngo Road. A 12:30 WHollkld on Aerobics Q) DIII'rentStrokes Investlgatlon intolhe murders of §)..Best 01 Groucho carnival danCer .stranded 1.0 asmall Gm Capllol ra Gal,xy Rangers three councllmen and .aschool l1! NlghUlne town becomes Involved with lI2l Carol Burnett .' . .. official. Brenda Vaccaro, Arlen Dean a Archil! Punker's Place crooked politfclans, two romance~, aJ) Siopwatch . 4.35 (I} Beverly Hillbillies Snyder, Michael MacRae (1979) • 10:35 (flWAfSfH. and murder. Joan Crawford, DaVId llJ) Pleas, Don't Eal thl Daisies 5:00.(2) SportsCenlllr .8:30 ro Really Weird Tales Martin Short d}) Elltertalnment Tonight Brian, Zachary,Scott (1949) (1J Wll~t Wild World of AnImals . Q) CNN N~WS stars as alounge singerengaged to . ." . W· 8'30 (2) Amllrlca's Cup Narrated by William Conrad 00 People s Court playa rather strange partY where a 11:00 Cfblle est pf t.he Imagination • (l) 3.2.1 Cootlel a lD Leave It To Oeaver (I) MDneyllnll murder occurs. (1986) ~ ~OVIE: Sllng~rller Saddled . Cll Abbott & Costeno 1:oom Beginning Spanish ~ ll~~:s~amld ([5J Colebrllv Chals \ with asleazy manager,'~ songwriter ll}) NeW Card Sharks I 00 Santaaarba"" @) Jeopardy' . 9:00 (2)Nft. Arm Wrllstllng schemes to give his songs on the .@ G.I, JOII (I) The InlernaUonal Hour lI2l Bamay Millar (l) You Should Know (!) sly \0 a buddy. 'Wi/fie Ne/son, Kris. 9:00 (l) ThlnkAbout Cll CanROII 0 NaWI 1986 . r , ,KrlstoffersDl/, Lesley Ann Warren 00 Wheel of Forlune (1) rRdGlenllura1t"oSPllal (J]l HardcasUe and McCormIck 00 MOVIE: Thunder Alley A'arm (1985) Q.., (i) Daywatch OID u nQ 9 QIl3·2.1 Conllct Q boy from Arizona encounters drugs (I) Crossfire . (Z) Partridge Family Q2) AndY Gtlflnh tI]l Facts 01 Ule ~nd afast lane of living he had never (Z) Joe Franklin (!) fame, fortune and Romanca . aJ) ~{'ie '~ Righi a Knight Rider IlJ1aglned when he tries to make it as ~m~:S ~ o1:8:1~:;ua ~ ~a~~llr~:cI It rock musician. Lelf Gar/ett Late Nlgbt Simon ,nd Thllltre (1983) 5:05(1) Sanlord and Son (i) Moneyllna 5)Jack Senny QIl SeSame street Q t;I.' 5:30 W In.ldll BlSeball ro Carol Burnlltt ' Ill) New Vldllo Hour, Q) Hour Magazine . a Bosom Buddies (l) NlghUy Bus. ll2) Honlymooners llJ Connections Hosted by James 0 She·ne 1:05 (J) Tom and Jllny '00NBC NlghUyHews . lBl Hardcn"a and McCormick Burke 9'15 CIl Fins and Feathllrs 1'30 W Pro Tlnnls roNotflaclssarlly the Hews Ill) Music VJ~eDs o NIghlll'e' • (l) Spirit ,ttl Land Ci) Crossfire (fJ ConnectIons Hosted by James a MOVIE:, BIIst 01 Hollywood 9:30~ r~~IO~OU lI2l Heath:n" I ro EnlerlalnmlfttTonlght Burke a Fall GUy f~~:w!d°~~~gtl[D t:h:~d:~~ ,00 Scrabbl. Archil 8unker's Plica ~ N~R News a 9:30 (2) SpomCtlltef hospital to have her babY, ac- ro Not Nec.llarlly tha News 2:00 (l) Senmll street t;I . Gl Benson anxlo~s . CIl Crtallvl Uvlng companied by threQ men to CD I Pream of Jlannle 00 True Clinl.sslons QIl nmmy and lassie (I) SIK!rtS TonIght • marry her. Sandra Oe8, George (!) 1ltlobrlty Doubll Talk (i) Hewsday tI]l ABC News E;I 1Il Pollc. Woman HamlltDl/, Celeste Holm (1967) (J]l Flrmllr'1 Dllughter Cll Pollct Woman 5:35 (J) Honlymoolltrs (!) Thrt.'. Complny 11:05 (1) HI hUille lD GoBak. Cf) 1m 0 Divorce Court . ll2) Maglunl, P.l. l1IJ cis Lale NlghtS/mon ,nd 9:45 (J) Landscapes 01 Geomelry ~ ~:r:I:m~ EVENING tI]l NeWlywed Gaml Simon 10:00 CD AtrDbics . llJ) Eddie'. Fathtr 6:00 W$ujltrbout$ '. 10:00 (2) NFl. Ytarbook 11:30 W Mark SOlln'l Sial Wiler (l) Voyagaoflhe, Mimi r:;I QIlSlxlm Tiles CIl MacHIII/Lehrer NewsHour (l)MlRlglng'Our Miracles: Hllltll Jollrnal (!) Oprall Winfrey GD Jetsonl (!I (Z) n§I @ 'iIWS Care I. Amtrlca (1986)' 00 BlmlY MlIlor ro MOVIE: All the Alvlrs Run, PL OOMOVlE:TheT.,mlnllorln2029, 00 (f) am lIli 0 Hlws '1.-.A tJ) HlwsHlghl Update II T~ls powerful and sweeping mini 2:05 (J) Scooby 000 ro NmNlght ~ \ center~ the rulers of Earth devise a hall lBl DobllGHlls senes on Philadelphia 2:15llJ It F1gur•• human killing machine and send Q]l BIll'll IItd Alrln l!! True Conlesslons G~rdon, a splnted woman deter· 2:3OW Inllmadollll Cycling him on amurder mission back to the (Ill Tl\t$ Old ffous. E;I 1135 CNN N mlnedtoforgeaplasefortlerselfln 00 Falcon trot present. Arnold Schwarzenegger. IS WKRP hI Clnclmtl : Cf) .ews . a man's world. Sigrid Thornton, (D WOrklll' lor Peanuts When Jeff, Unda Hamilton, Michael Biehn 10:10 (J) MOVIE: laRd 01 the Pharaohs A 11:50(I) MOVtE. Caged An Innocent gIrl John Waters t;I who sells beer and hot dogs. meets lnvolve~ hold~p (1984)Q visional}' pharaoh builds atamper In a Is sent to a (I) Take Two Melissa, the daughter of tho (il Prlm.D.ws prOOf tomb which becomes the first women s state p'flson. and soon (l) NlWs , stadium's owner, the two embark ill (1) Malo' lligul Baslball of the SevenWonders of the World. becomes an embittered and cynical (!) e RYln I HoplI on avery rocky romance Divlslonjl Champlollthlps Jack Hawkins, Joan Coffins, Dewey hardened criminal. Eleanor Parker. lml NIW MexIco Today (!) SlIPtrtor Court ' , ll2l MOVIE: RId SUit Samurai , Martin (1955) Agnes MlJOrehead, Hope Emerson Q2) Falton Creat lml P,lcl Is RJghl warrior has seven days to retrieve 10:30 (2) TlIiJ Ruk Baxlag (1950) l1IJ Young and the Reslless ll2l Smurfl leweled sword stolen in desert train 12'00 W Sporlslook ~ Star's Table ~ HUll (!) TonJQfll SIIow ~ MMlu~~cr robbery, but intended as agift from ro EIIf'rtalnm.nt Tonight • (I) MacNeil! Lahrer NewsHour VlRdeos 'N I h" h d@RelumO'thIArtMlker the Mikado to the U.S. President. @)MWSfH (!) ul,' Hlghl with' David \llII SIV ~ers I g ..or 00 DIUIIO Game e Charles Bronson, Ursula Andress. @ MOVIE: 'It .F1l1t Madnlss A 'Letterman. , 0 CBN ' lD My Uttlt Pony Toshlro Milune (1972) nonconformist poet's struggle Page 4 I The, Ruidoso News Tel.tiOn Seheclllit 'Fo,Th, 'aekOl Octob.r 6"th,olllh',OctoberI2,: ' '.'~, • , ~ ~ocUUOn8J (!J 0 All My Children 9:30 (2) D,owlllhe atretch ' 7:00 Q) Plscaver: wprld .af Science ' MQVIE:1l'be When f,• ~ Midday Newl (l) 3.2-1 Canl,cl a (198ij) Q. ' ,', aBritish unde~cover ~Qent sets out , •r wednesday II)) As Ihe. World Turns (!) One PaUl aTIme Cll Highway 10 H,Cllven Q to prove lhah collQao.~e Is really a I§) Break the Bank am S~5,OOO Pyramid ll) I.8rfY KIng lIvel' dollble agent, his superiors won't I1Dl ThlnkAboul • tl2l Tran.farmers CD MOVIE: Q~ VII, Part II When an believe him, l380fflQ Peppard, Joan , MORNING aD Jim and Tammy ~ RlIIemln American author accu$~n P()II~h Collins, JlJQy GeesQf1 (1970) 11:05 (J) MOVIE: The MyslerlBns Rac~ of lID Music Videos born doctor of war crimes in hiS I15l Best III: GrouchQ 7:00 (]) ChampIonshIp Roller Derby giganlic sclenliflc Intellects, whose aD Smurfs ~ook, he sues for libel and b~comes «!Hlg~t1IR8; - , :>.- :'1... (]) Sesame Slreel Q planet is destroyed, attemp.ts to 3:35 (I) Leavell To Beaver Involved In a dramatic courtroom ~ ~rchll\ Bunker sPlice (!) Today conquer Earth to mate With its 4:00 (2) SporlsLook . case. Ben Gazwa, Anthony HOfJ· 10:95 (f) M,WSilH .'·'". • (l) Daywalch women and enslave the men. KenJi (3) Vegelable Soup klns, Jack Hawkins (1974) , @Enter1alnmellt TonIght CIJ (!]J Good Morning America Sahara, Yumi Shfrakawa, Momoko @ Tom and Jerry tml I!J) Togeth., We Sllnd 10-45 m MOVIE: stand Alone An Amer- Q Kochi (1959) MOVIE' PI I th H rI A ~ 100 Club • "'-I '. ' '. • ' ilIl CBS News CIl • aces n II ell aD MOVIE' How 10 Succeed In Jc~n Everyman gets Involved after tm Falher Knows Besl 11:15(]) AmerIcan Legacy courageous widoW struggles to Business Wilhoul Really TryIng wltnasslng abrutal murder, Charles ilIl Timmy and Lassie I1Dl Wrlle Channel sav~ h~r farm and support her Window cleaner buys a book on Durning, Pam Grlof (1985) @ Dennis Ihe Mennaee 11:30m Fellharby's Fables family, In the face of extreme How To Succeed... and steps Into 11:00(2) Mark Sosln'sSalt Waler 7:05 (J) Down to Earth tml As 1hll Wortd Turns adverSity during the Depression. the office of a large company. He Journal i ~ Pally Duke Sally Fle/d, Danny Glover, John soon becomes chairman of the (]) Channel 3 Moscow with Mark 7:30 CD Zoobllee Zoo <. I1Dl CreaBve LIving ~/~VICh (19~1) Q board. Robort Morso, Michele Leo, Russell Mark Russell hosts this , (J)) Beverly Hillbillies B::I~~m, @Hazel 11:45m Anlmalsand Such (f) .. Rudy Val/oo (1967) special with highlights of news ilIl Mlsler Rogers' Neighborhood tml Newlywed Game 7:30 (2) Auto Racing '86 brl;ladcasts 1rom the SOViet Union. AFTERNOON (J}) Flctl 01 L1le am \1}l BeUer DIY' TopIcs range from universal rela- @ Scooby 000 @ Jeopardy all Wild, Wild World 01 Animals tions to refrlgerators. (1986) 7:35 (J) I Love Lucy 12:00 mWhars In the Hews ~ Big Valley , Narrated by Wil/lamConrad ~ ~~:~~:~klln B:OO (]) 1986 Shamrock Games (!) Anothar World ill Mlsler Rogers' NeIghborhood 111 Mister Rogers Neighborhood 8:00 rn ttm CMnnel 3, Moscow with tml CBS Late Hlghl Addelly 1Il MOVIE: Agnes ot God A @ Plllendlll'$ ollhe Elrth Mlrk RUSlIlII Mark Russell hosts (1986) CID MOVIE: City Heal Acop and a psychiatrist Invesligales lhe appar· ~ privale eye bailie with and against ent murder of ababy by the mother, 4:05 (I) Andy Griffith this special with highlights of news JlICk 8enny r ~ ~ each other to crack a case of an angelic nun who claims she 4:30 Acllon Outdoors with Julius broadcasts from the Soviet Union. Uvlng Wild (1984) Q , Borol ~opJCS rang~ from onlVersal (!J NlghUlf1l underworld criminal kingpinS In knows nothing of the Infant's birth rala· r 1933 Kansas CIty, Clint Eastwood, or death. Jano Fonda. AnTlD 8an· (l) Justin Wilson's Louisiana tlOns to refrigerators, (1986) dO MOVIE: Beslol Hollywood One ~ Burt Reynolds, Jane Alexander croft, Mog Tl/ly (1985) Q Cooldn' t;1 00 Glmmll' Brllakl II • tal/'Iy Numb" A woman , (1984) Q III Nevnday (!) Hollywood Squires CIl America Undercover: Verdict: forced Into se.lf reliance when her , CIJ Daywalch (l) «! One Ula To Uve CIl ShowBiz Today The Wrong Man (1986) husband offouryears abandons her (l) MtAtStH (I) Evening Hllws finds herself failing In love with a ~ CD My Favorlle Marllan iJ2I Dick Vln Dyke ~ tml OIUng Glme tml (f) Mlgnum, P.I. married man. Trf$h Van ODvero. Wallons @News ~ ~pe:.1 ~ I!J) $25,ODO Pyramid II5l Dorls DIY Good TImlll ! Monto Markham. Janet LeIgh IlIJ 700 Club l1Zl Music Videos @~ = "~ r I1ZJ Music Videos I1J Frugal Gourmel (1985) Worl~ Withoul Wills: Beryl 11:35 (!) 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ShlrlfJY Jones, Lynn carlin, lI))StopWalcb . , '. .• 1I1axvRlIngers falls in love with awealthy American 01 MOVIE: McKenna's Gold JamI1S Daf(fJn (1975) .lI5lPleau Don'l Ealt~IIDalsles .' 4:~$(IltleVllrlyHillbillies girl and finds he is suspected of Doubl~crosses, ,conflicts and 8:30 (2) Cycling lII1 Wlla, Wild World of An.llnal,s 5:00 (2)SportsCenter continuing his old habits. Cary mysterious clueshmdefthesearch ()) 3-2-1 Contact a Narrated by William Conrad . c» CNNNews . Grant, Grace Kelly, Jess(e Royce for the lost canyon. 01 gold. Gregory (Z) Ab.boU &Cosleflo 9 Leave II To Blaver wPeople's Court Landis (1955) Peck, Omar Shant, Telly Sava/as lW Nllw Card Sharks 12:35 CIl Womall Walcb (IIInside the NFLLfnDawson, Nick 6 30 Wh I I F rt (t969) 9 G.I. Joe 1:00 ron NHL Hockeu Bl/oniCQrltl, Howl8 Long (1986) : ~ MII~:n ~oll~r u8~ance l1Sl Best 01 Groucho 9:00 Q) Storybound rn Hablamos Espanol . ,(I) Mone~lIne ' lW Three's Company ~ ~~,:l~~~w (!) 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Saattlll b~ed companv make thelrstadlumsoWOer. the two embark 3:35 (J) MOklrweek ' .(it1raldine P4{/e"· ., TVdebOtwlthexlraordinarydances. on avery r()Ckyromanca. 4:oot.n M'I v IS rt (i)lhls Welk fn Jlpln .(1986) (J) Newsday , • , \&I' ,a) c" lal1 l\iP~, I (J) LA. laW . CDMOVlE;Doctqr, YOU'VI Golla bt (J) MQVIE: Pt. WIlo Snakedance 6:00 CD~¥sUlI City Umlts . (J) MOIIlyllnl 7:00 (2) h$l 0' 111I Oallci OuldllOl1K1iklltg An unwed woman Is rushed (J)lavemealld ShlrlllY , (J) Goldl" GI~s . CD Carol Olm,n CD BuslnlUo, Managllmlnt toa hoSpital to 'haVIl her baby, W MOVIE: SUJlllrg,~ ,Superman s CD On locaUon: Robin Williams al ll§l «» fllcon Crost 1;1 (J) Srnlllfs . accompanied by three mert anxious teenaged couslr, Superglrl. makes tile Mit Reality will never be the a~rB\lm. and AIIIII . (I)'Newa .lJpd,tl . to marry her, sandra DeIJ, Georgq her malden fhght to Earth, ~nd , same ~fter zany' Robin Williams .9'05 (J) Night TJJcks' Power Play CD VoVlQttl, 1Wn1/lon,~/e$t~Holm (1967) . squares lIff with al) aspiring wnch unleashes his Wild wit II) afrantic, . • . '" • (J) N,dlllla' GeQg111'!11c Explorer ll§lCQIItIlt Football who dr~amsoHuling the wQrld. hilarious performance at the Me- 9;30 (2) SPOrlIClllt.r ' (!)7a' thl Billoon Fllsta (JJ TOIY lI_ndall Fay~ Dunaway, HelenS/atet, Brenda tropolitan Opera Housb. ' (IJ Sptrls TonIght .am @ Muppet Bablts 81 Clmlrron SIrlJ· Vaccaro (1984). Q . (i) Enning Nows (!) PilJlel WOlTlaR lT2l Ch,rllndo aJ Nul Slips with Computlll1 (I) NII~wateh IBl OJ) TIlt NIIW Mike Hammer (J) TIIJ""C~any 1m> J II bl." ' '.' CD Gldgtl lT2l Nm lT2l Magnum, P.I, IbU lmel ,,0 ltIIn 11:30 WNew D!lracy Q l1J ttl"llvIllII dIl Music of Compassion lUl Bt,t of Groucho tIJ ~llnlsr:rrKld$ (J) MOVIE: MI". Th. 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Wyatt 81 ZoIl .l.8'4ltt. «I Next Steps with ComPute" (i) flam" RlIJIOrl KnlDht, Tony Ganlos (1965) Q .8:00 (2) Rullnlng IndRlcl1lII . CD Bosom Buddlos • ()) Novi (1986) E;1 10:00(2) H.mlSs Rlclng CD Americln Government II 1!2l0nt BIg Family (J) HUlter ' Q) Cro II W· 'nslde thtNFL WMOVIE: Body Double A man W (1/: 0 e Nllws (I) Hews Update 12:00 (2). fall f.shloll Atllon '86 5:00 (2) con.gl football Scorebolrd views the brutal murder of asexy (I) NmN~hl· CD SIr.lt Hlwk (Repeat) ~ ~~~::~rdlY exhibitionist and when he looks for l!.S) Doble Gills e Q Galaxy High CD Wrffl Covrse ~ (I) Cotllge Footblll answers, he Is pulled Into aweb of lIZ) Millie VldlQl lT2l Peopillo P~plt ()) MOVIE: ned Dlwn SovIet (J) 8Iftstll danger, Craig' Wasson, Melanie «I Che~1S Oragg: Onl ala Kind ImLOlIt RII~r parachutists descend 011 a quIet 1m) B1I11KIIIght Griffith, Deborah Shelton (1984) J~Uy'oICf Vpkllar.~ killin~ Q (1986) lIZl Colorado town, and impri· lT2l Wha. aCou,,"" Plnna~11 _ WKRP In Cincinnati llll .. ""mll sonlng the resIdents In the begln- , .. J (I) .. . l!!Rill GhostbUltll11 Q ning of amassive Soviet invasIon ot l!Il PuttlII' 011 thl Hils CD SUPlrslars of Wreslllng 10:05 (J) Night Tracks: Part I fa Bullwlnklt America, Patrick SwaYIO, Loa tm Clmpbefls am l!1 TVillIghl ZOne 10:30 (2) NFL Films !'rmnls 8:10 (i) ShoWBIz WHk Thompson, C. Thomas. Howell (!I COlllltTy &p'l.. ~ Yau Writ_Ibe SOllgs ro TOl\Ig1l1 Show (1984) Q (!!llavern. Ind Shl~IY 1m SUCCISS 'n ur, CD EIIltrtllnmlnl Tonight 8:30 (]) UlIllmltld HVdropllnellaclng (J) HmUpdatll a SIlVer SpoOll1 dD Uv. From the Ritz: Icehollse 1m) MWS·H· Q) American Gov.mmenlll @ TBA 5:30 (2) CoII"t fa.otblll (1986) ll2l MOVIE: It Crazy museum (J) PunkY Brewst,r all Music VidlOI '(1) (!J Sn.ak Prtvlews @Dr.Who assistant iearns that if he places an (I) $tylt. Vdth Ella Klanlcb '011 Kin Hom', ChInese Cookery ro Nile Hlgblty Hews IS Chlrile's Angels old scroll in the mouth of the Golem. all @TltllWolr 12:10(1) H.althwk (I) InvullglUv. Report 9:15 (2) SportsClnt., ll]) afamousancientstatue,itwlllcome Wild Kl"fdom CD Mama'. family (i) S~rtJ to lifeand murder. RoddyMcOowall, (!J'VlcI07 Gard.n 12:30(2) HF~ Vurbock (f) (!)) (!!l HeWI 9:30 TonIght sPOu~r s~t' .~rlEJ· ~ (DTlld KnIQht Jill Haworth, Paul Maxwell (1967) ! sPuaIPUpl,de,sy CD Q h At the MavIn l!:2l Ufestyllll of thll Rich and «5)8..10' Grollcho 101' r. t~ (i) 1'1' "lUI sl KIansc' l!5J GUliS of Will $onnelt ~ FamOUS (J)) Fmc of Japan 9:00 CD HumlRlUls'Otru thll Arts Branded QD 910 5 rn John Anklrb.rg (!!l NlahUln. 00 AMlllnd the Chlpmllnb @ MotolW..k l.l! TIIII from the Darklld. o Lal. Show • - I F Page 8 I The Ruidoso News ',IN.lon Soh,••I. For. The Wee. 01 OetolJe, 6 tht••,hOetoh,12 ". - . .' .;./' ; '. ~. 11 :30 (J) Investigative Report 9:00 W tIll Mister Rogers' 12:30 (J) -Cullura '85 mBUck'RQgers'.: , v .•" , (!) Eal' Street (1986) ~ Twilight Zone Neighborhood CD Lionel Richie: Making of (JjSDndGold", ,,' '(I) 'Week, In Review @ City of Angels (i) News Update Dancing on Ute Ceiling Superstar ,OlC.nYau "B',ThJnn.~r?· CD MawJI'tlev people, OJ) MOVIE: Roy Rogers Theatre CD Gidget Lionel Richie share$ his insights on (!JWlld :Klngdom tm), tm_Murder.Sh~ 'Wrole.1;1 Roll on Texas Moon Roy prevents (!) Central Methodist Church the creation of his )oog awaited new 0]) AfJas ,Smith 'and Jooes OJ) In 'Touch, . . arange war between the cattlemen @) Happy Days music video. (1986) ..l1J) ... @ MusIc Videos ,DIscover: World 01 Science <";... and sheepmen. Roy Rogers, Dale t12) Rawhide (f) Major teague Baseball 0) ,MacGwer Q ' (1986}1;I _ '"2'" ... Evans, Gabby Hayes (1946) t§J SuperBook Club Dlvisonal ChampIonships a ,'MOVIE: Drive In Theatre The 7:30 (!) Valerie, .' ~ ~rea1s 10 11 :40 rn Country Express a W.V. Grant MOVIE: Movie Things Hunted L,dy 'A .special security (l) News Come H.G. Wells novel about a post officer becomes atarget for elimina @ Couple 11:45 (I) Night Tracks: Part III 9:10 (J) Travel GuIde World War collapse of civilization Odd 9:~O tion when she, agrees to assist a .0 Puttln' on the Hils (2) SportsCenter and its rebuilding through the year fellow officer with'hls investigation 8:00 <2lBUlllrdi 12:00, ITI Benny Hili (]) 3·2·1 Contact 2036, Raymond Massey, Ralph Donna Mills. 'Robert Reed, Alar (I) Nature t:I' · '-=!.J (!) Face Off Richardson, Sir Cedric Hardwicke .(!) MOVIE,: NBC 'Sunday Night at ([) Foreign Correspondents (I) NFL Preview ,Feinstein (1977) Ih.e, MovIe, When Ihe Bough (!J MOVIE: Goodbye, My Fancy (!) MOVIE: Sunday Morning (1936) . l1J) Capll,ol Journal 4:30 (lllnside Business Btl,k, A,psychPlog,ist'-s obsessive Congresswoman returns to her Funnies Swiss Miss laurel and lIm CBS4iEvening NDWI alma mater to receive an honorary H d d I f th' f La I a New Gidget investigation into .a series of degree, until ifsdiscovered that she ar y yo e or elr ans. ure [2) Flme murders points' to acUque of and Hardy (1938) 1:00 Q) Pro Tennis OJ) THROB powerful men Involved In' a child was expelled from the schoor. Joan (!) Southwest Showcase 01 (I) D.C. Week Rvw. Q . ' Crawford, Robert Young, Frank Homes 4:35 (I) Leave II To Beaver molestatron rrng. Ted Danson" (I) MOVIE: Sphinx A beautiful Richard 'Masur, .Patrick Holt Lovejoy (1951) F th N II Egyptologist travels from Cairo to 5:00 (2) SportsCenter (1986) a2l Tales Irom the Darkslde tm) (J)) ace e a on Luxor's Valley of Kings In search (3) O~t of the Fiery Furnace (1986) ~ the (I) Bachelor Party Friends Jewish Voice t1J) Polka Dot Door of a mysterious tomb' of riches. MOVIE: ([l) Music Videos @ Oral Roberts ~ Counlry Music TV . tempt anuUY bus driver with booze, Lesley..Anne Down, Frank Langel/a, drugs, hookers and alive donkey 12:10 fT\ Austin City Umlts 10:00 (J) Vegetable Soup E;I Maurice Ronet U981) (i) Sports Sunday \iJ (!) NFL '86 WLlrry King Weekend CD Entertainment This Week show to make his bachelor party 12:15 (II Telephone Aucllon (]) MOVIE: The Rizor's Edge A onehewillnever,forget. TomHanks, CD MOVIE: Where Were You When (f) lJJ ABC World News Sunday 12:30 (!) Rock 'n Roll Evening News disillusioned World War Iveleran IS Tawny Kitaen, Wendy Jo, Sperber the Ughts Went put? Actress going t;.1 (1984) C ([) Sports lateNlghl on a Quest for spiritual enlighten- to the the3tre home to her am Best of the National Geographic rushes (J) Evenfng (f) MOVIE: Detour to Terror Atour ment in this second film adaptation husband when lights out all over Specl., Newl go (!) bus en route to Las Vegas IS of Somerset Maugham's novel. 8/11 (IJ) CBS Evening News Str.lght Talk the east coast, and she finds him in (() Coors'Sports, hiJacked in the desert by dune buggy Murray. Catherine Hicks, Theresa the arms of another woman. Doris , ~ l [ ,. '."::.. .0_.- _'....:.... __~ ~_ ._.". _, _. ~ ."~' ~.: ... r".·~ .....