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fOR 359 DAYS .. the IranlallB have held 50 Americans hostage. The ultimatum to the Ayatolla 25c PER COpy Kohemelnl must be the written words: "Let my people go." The ------_. NO. 491N OUR35TH YEAR 'RUIDOSO, LINCOLN COUNTY. Nl:W Ml:XIC08834S MONDAY,OCTOBER27,1980, MOORE EXPLAINS PURPOSE, REASONS ea· t care ev,. , sou
BYGWYNETBJONES The tax reduction will result because f1uenClell by a \YIde.sprllad beIlef that "fine business offlcetoa more suitable location; Stall WrllIlrlP!lolognpher Governor Bruce KIng vetoed 2.85 mills IIlIldIcal care III a baslc American right," provide for additional staff and oIDce. previously levied by the stalll. Counb' lie sald. The colt of bealth serYlces III also space wllere nece88llJ'Y; and to renovate A group of local business and c:om res1den18 are already paying a thre~ affected by generallnflatlon, the Increase areas used for respiratory and physical munlty leaders met Thursday with fourths mill levy which would be dlscon In the II\IIIIber of elderly patients, the fact therapy, x-rays and laboratory work, Ruidoso HOlldo Valley Hospital ad tinued, result\qg In a tax reduction during that new niedtcal teclmology Is more Moore said. ministrator Ken Moore to discuss ~e first year of the levy. lllqlellllive and many other factors, Moore promotion of the mill levy issue which has sa\d. Physical expansions and renovations to been proposed to benefit llealth care In the Proceeds from tile proposed levy wolllO the building would also Include a new roof, county. The 2.9 mill levy will go before be split between the Ruld080 HosPital, AboUt $lMlO,OOO of the funds which would resurfacing of the parking areas and voters In the general election. which would receive 1.9 mills and the be made avaDalJle after pesssge of the plumbing Improvements. Carrizozo Health Center, which would get levy would be used for the new medical Moore asked the group to carry the the remaining one mUL Ruidoso's share equlpment, Moore said. The equlpment Should the mill levy faU to pass, Moore message to tile public through personal would amount to about $800,000 over the would Include the following: said, the local hospital will "be unable to contact and presentations before civic four year period, Moore said. make major Improvemen18ln the hospital groups In the next week. He also reviewed -A Gamma camera, wbicb uses radio to meet the communlb"s needs. the planned expansions and acquisition of The Carrizozo group hopes to use their Isotopes to trace clrcu1atory problems. equlpment whfCh would be made possible funding .to provide for basic medical "Instead of eontlnulng the growth In by the levy. -A portable X-ray machine, which wW services and possiblY to attract a full time be needed for expansion of the orthopedic medical servlcea we have experienced in physlclan to serve ttiat area of the county. services. the past, we wW be unable to respond to The term "mill levy" refers to a l8J: In Moore called the levy a "critical step" the community's desire for Increased theamountofone dollar for fIf'Iery $1,000 of for the Ruidoso hospital, which he said was -An opthalmic microscope. which medical speclallb' services," Moore said. tauble value. The tax III not based on a "at a turning point In growtb and ex would give the capability for dellcste cye home's market value, Moore said. panslon." Although occupancy of the surgery. Specialists the hospl181 would like to At present, homes arebeing assessed for hospital Is at capacity during the summer recruit Include an orthopedic: doctor, an \alUItion at ahout one half their market monthe, thelackof patientsduring the "off -A traction table. obstetrician/gynecologist, Internal value, lie ssld, The \alUIble value of a seasons" resul18 In a tremendous loss of -An ultra sound machine for the ob- medicine specialist and possibly an home-the figures on which the proposed revenue. stetrics and gynecology department, opbthamologlst. tax would be based-Is, In Ium, about one He said the decls10n to be made by which allows a doctor to see tile position Moore also presented figures to show third of theassessed value. Forexample, a voters on November • actually would and size of the unborn child and stress that the hospital Is contributing about s1J: home with a market value of $30,000 would detennlne, "who will be denied health presentIn theuterus, which eliminates the m1Won dollars annually to the counb"s have an assessed value of $15,000, and a care" In the fulure, because cost of such need for surgery In IDIIIIY cases, Moore economy. . \alUIble value of $5,000. Under a 2.V mill services Is slowly but constantly rI8lng. A sa\d. . "We feel like a $24 mlWon relum 00 levy, the total tax paid would be $1'.50 major reason for the rise is non-peyment The remainder of the funds would be $800,000 over the next four years Is a good RUBBERIZED ASPHALT Is being used to seal cracks on Sud annually. of medical bille, which Is sometlmlls In- uaedto expend IItorage space; relocate the Investment," Moore said. However, Moore pointed out that during derth Drive in Ruidoso. The crew performing the work on contract the first year of the levy, LIncoln County for the state Highway Department expects to be In th Is area for taxpayers would actually see a decrease In about two weeks. while the patching effort is completed. their l8J: bllle. Committee working on Sudderth's cracks filled A ruhberIzed 8IIpbalt material belng'laId "Itworks like an expansion joint," Mark will comefrom NMHD malnlenance funds and the measure "willseal the cracks," community centerplan on Sudderth to Itop cracks In tile road, Is Dismuke, foreman on the job, sa\d. so being applied by a contractedcrew for the "Otherwise, when mosllure gel8in the that If an overlay Is fIf'Ier placed on the New Mexico HIghway Department (NMH cracks and tbe temperalures change so road "the cracks won't go through the A steering committee to s1udy the Other committee members Include property with a minimum of 50 usable .D). The work wD1 be clDlPleted In two often, thcy would eventually destroy· the overley." feaslbWb' of building a communitycenter Donria Willard, Dorothy Faye KImsey, aCres on which 10 build. Although one site weeks. road. Approximate costof the project has been orconvention clDlPlex In the Ruidoso area Clark Carpenter,Larry Langford, Richard Is under consideration, the committee wID "This way the road wW be able to pegged at $30,000, accordlng to Worth met Thursday to organize. Sandoval and BeIII\V Coulllton. EJ:-off1clo not select a Bite for several months. The cracks are being cleaned out wltb a move," he said. Dismuke saidthe material SmeW!r, district maintenance engineer. The committee will be a subcommittee members Include Chamber executive Another meeUng wlll take place In two blower andfilled with theasphalt, wblcb Is has been In use three years and has been However, he said euct cost will "depend of the Ruld080 Valley Chamber of Com directorEd Jungbluth, Chamber president weeks 10 study specifications for the IlquId wIleD 1aId, and dries within 20 used successfully In other parlB of New on how extensive the cracks are," adding merce and will be chaired by Katherine Shella Harris, and Harvey Foster. center, including size, capaclly, parking minutes to I~ bours, depending on the Mexico to prevent rood deterioration. that "most of the work will be con FInIcy, with JoAnn Butler and Jeannie The group is investigating tbe and functions which could 18ke place temperature. Dismukesaidthemoney todo therepairs centrated In tile downtown area." Whitwam as vice chairpersons. acqu\sIUon of lend, and hopes to locale there. DA opening office here Steve Sanders, District Attorney for L rearof the FourSeasons Mall onSudderth. Incoln and Otero counties, is opening an Sanders said he plans on ma\nlalnlng 9 Candidates statepositions office In Ruld080 with a reception Wed a.m.-6 p.m., office hours Monday through nesday fl'OOl 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Friday. ''I'll usually be In Ruldll60 on BYGWYNETBJONES the boss." retaining good deputies because of sslery Mike Gray, Democrat, were asked the Fridays," he said, "with attorneys Jay SdWrllIlrlP!lolograpber As to his reasons for running, he said "I deficiencies. qualifications of a clerk and changes The branch office wID be loCated In the Rosenthal and Mark Shoesmlth alter have no axe to grind. I've enjoyed being Sanchez and Hall explained that only needed In the office. sheriff's quarters, downstairs and In the nating on the other days of tile week." A group of candidates for county and sheriff and have no doubt I can handle the five percent of any lIoe Item In the budget McSwane said by law, a higb school alBte offices attended a public political job." could be transferred to another use, diploma was requlred for the job. but that forum Tbursday evening to answer Elliot added jokingly, that In the past, "I meaning thatmost of the surplus had to be "you can't go out and acquire the skills quelltlons by local reslden18. The forum ran against Ernest and beat him, and he lumed back into the general fund. needed-you have to have experience was sponsored by the FrIends of the ran against me and beat me-It's my turn Repub1lcsn candidate for assessor, Julia through working In tile office. Until you Scouts launch Ruidoso Library. to win." Samora, answered a question regarding aclua1ly get In and do It, you don't fully Followfng Introductory remarks by eacb AI Junge of Ruidoso questioned San- qua1lf1catlons of an assessor and wb,y understand," theduties involved, she said. of the candidates present, they fielded chez's statements that be had returned "taxesIn Ruidoso are so much higber than Changes made during her recent ad quelltlOll8 whicb focused on the duties of $13,000 from his department budget to the those In tile rest of the county." mlnIstrationincluded beginning a project the various offlces, what changes the general fund his first six months In office, samora said an assessor must malnla1n to place county records on microfiche used toy drive prospective offlclale would make If and$15,000 during his next year of service. correct values on properties and uphold ~em, which she said will fIf'IentuallY elected, and other matters of general Junge asked whether this meant the the prupertytax code of New Mexico. That save tile county "$800 to $900 per month." Boy SCout Troop 59, Ruidoso, bas "This Isa community service project for code, slle said, dlclates that marketvalues launched a used toy drive, with all toys Olir Boy Scouts," Scoutmaster Rudy Flack Interest to area reslden18. budget was mIsf1gured or perhaps thatthe She added that a project planned for next collected to be put In repair and delivered are set by actual sales of comparable year was computerization of voter said, "to help make this a Merry Christ The fIrIIt questions were d1rected to money wasn't spent judiciously. to needy children this Cbristmas. candidates for county slleriff, BW Elliott, Sanchez said, "I figure this Is the tax- property. SIIe added that bond 1ssures registration rolla. mas for chUdren who might not oIherwise approved by Ruidoso voters caused the The Scou18 wID collect the donated toys receive toYs this Year. and tile Incombent, Ernest Sanchez. payers' money, and I'm not going to spend Gray said he saw problems with the at the Ruidoso EIkB Lodge on Salurdey, " higher taxes here. microfiche aystem, since those records Sanchez was asked the amount of the It all whetller we need to or not. It was a November I, a, 15 and 22, from 10 a.m.-2 "Anyandall toyswW be gladly accepted present department budget, and whether savings to tile taxpayer." Democratic candldste for treasurer, begin to fade "after 20 years," meaning p.m. for children of all alles." raises wereplanned for deputies, and what EWot responded to charges by Sanchez Martha Guevara, was asked what the "we could have no copies" of imPortant other changes were planned for the thaihe had overspent his bUdget by saying treasurer's job entailed and tile amount of legal documen18 afterthattime. He added budgeL that when lie took over, many of the office the budget of the fiscal year. lie would like to see an Increase In the Sanchez said he did not know the exact vehicles had been driven "over 100,000 She said she was unsure of the exact number of voler registrars, to make 1 budget figure, but another candidate, miles" and had to be replaced. He added budget figure, but that the office required registration easier for those wbo "can't current county commissioner Ben Hall that radio equipment was, at that time, collection of all property taxes and get to the clerk's office during normal answered that the total was about $3M,000. antiquated. The acquisition of six police distribution of the proceeds to the various office hours." The sheriff said the commission had vehicles and five new radios caused the government enUtles; making lnvelltmen18 Gray said many people had told him already approved a 15 to 30 percent raise overspending of his budget, he ssld. "If of coonb' monies within the county and they would nol register to vote because for his deputies and employees for this you think the money was squandered, keeping of the books. thcy would then be eligible fo~ jury duty. flscsl year, with deputies' saleries now you're wrong," lie said. BenHall responded to a relatedquestion Hesaidbewould rathersee jury selections ranging from $9lf8 to $1,01' per 1119ntb. He Junge also asked how Elliot managed to regarding tile amount of Interest earned made from pruperty tax rolls. said he hoped to hire an additional depub' collect on !lO percent of all bot checks by sucb Invested county monies and the Hall responded to questions about .next year. issued in the county during his term. use of the earnings. financial duties of the coonty com EllIoI was asked wllether he could 1m- EWot said "we weren't a collection He said the county was requlred tokeep missioners and tlleir jurlsdictlon over prove the sherlfrs department and how; agency," but that he had designed a form nine twelfths of the budgeted funds on Uquor licenses. He Is the incumbent as well as his specific reasons for seeking which allowed his department to take hand at all times, since all the county commissioner, a Repub1lcsn. the aIIlce. jurisdiction .on worthless checks over $500. revenues wj!J'8 not received at the alBrt of He said the COUDb' commissioners are Elliott ssld be wished to point out that Tom McNeil of Ruidoso asked wby the the fiscal year. County Investmen18 are responsible for keeping track of the the current budget W811 much blgiler than . surpluses In tile sheriff's office were not "short term," until the money Is needed, various departmental budge18, working In wilen he lleldthat office. Improvements to converted to raises for officers, since Hall said. cooperation wltb the various department lie made he said, would be "giving the Sanchez had indicated earlier that lie had Candidates for county clerk, Jane lleads. On llquOl' Ucenses, the CO\lJlty only people ~ serYlce they deserve - they're had some difficulty recruiting and McSwane. Incumbent Repub1lcsn and has jurisdiction over' transfers In ownership or location, Hall said. Democratic commlllsioller candidate Jim Wooldridge was asked "what Is your Howell slams Lee on debate issue platform, your priorities for the counb' and clo you think )'lIu can upgrade the Fol1ow\ng a publlc poIiticsl foram for speak about "six weeks ago." all," to that letter, he said. sheriff's department?" "Ifeel that when a person has chosen to county and state· candldates Tlwrsday, Both he and Lee accepted the invitation, Wooldridge said he believed the Howell said, but recently, Lee advised the run for a public office as Important as the Senatorial hopeful WUton Howell of senate, you owe It to people to put departmenthad had a problem In the post RuIdoso Frk!ay challenged his opponent, NOW chapter that "his calendar was the with two people from the family yourselfbefore thepublic andanswer their same J{epub1lcsn dharUe Lee of Alamogordo, to completely full, and be had no time to being eD1P1o)'ed there. debate." quelltlons," Ho\Yell said. "delle.te qIe on the issues." "ThisIs anoIDce of the people - an "My platform Ill, rm llOllJII to be .0 Howell charged that Lee had been in In addition, Howell said, "Three dIf· not t1ve," be added. CbaIIges needed, lie said, ferent radio stations In Alemogordo have office of one person. When I vote for p~ . vited to several pUbl1e forums sponsored someone, I want to know the views aod were In tile aru of eff1clellc)'. by the UJicoln Counb' Cbr1sItlan Action SCheduled hothofus on call·1n programsto All an lllWnple, be said a flood damaged FIRST p,LAcr In their (Irst heat In Sunday's Pushmobll.e com answer questions. Now Charlie refuses to attlludes of that person, and wllethet they bridge on Gavtlan Canyon road should petition In Roswell were these members of Ruidoso's Den 1'wo. In toaUtion and tile Ji'riends of the Library, have tile capability of working with the butthat Lee did not attend, saying he was go on live broadcasts with me." havebeenreplacedwith a differentb'P8 of front. from left. are Chuck Stough, John Norlander, Craig Sears. Howell said he had hand-dellvered a people," Howell added. umo'buy." "My feellog Ill, if lie won't show up to structure. Brent Hollis and Shelby Bradley. At rear are l:rk von irothra. f:tI Alamogordo, Howell said, the local letter to Lee's campaign·treasurer Wayne Wooldridge added that the coonb' road Stewart challenging Lee to a con solicit your vote, he probably Won't show held by den mother Barbara Dickinson, and Rusty Smith, wIth clfulliterof National Organization of up to represent you," Howell ssld. [SEEPAGE21 ' Women lliIOW) illVlted both candidates to frontatIon. "We''!e recel'1ed no response at two unIdentified scouts with backs to camera. -'1~ .:. .l- ...... ,~ - ~.~. _... -~. ~ ~ ~.'-~ - ~ '"' .~ -, ' .• ""/..., .'.'" . '."
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'Ii ~ ~1\ ~ ~~~ :}l. .:~ ~~ .~ ~ .~.. ...~ .....',•. ''''l-'lJ ....::--- '," ,...... ~ ...4·~ ~·r~· ''..' '.,,'".... ' ...' , ,~",. .'., "'-'""o/"'~. ~ .~ .".,. • ..-'- f ,·f , -r" . , '.'".,,'" "'.... "IP;;. ',''.' .....'..." ....'."~ '.'.....',' ...... , .....:::... NOON LIONS CLUB members participated in pleted torlhis new service program are. Ivan .' the World Lions' Club Service Day October 8 by Westergaard. lefl. Care Center Director and :"<: Scout Troop. Pictured painting windows are .'.,.~ t"king gills to residents of the Ruidoso Care Suzanne Davis. second from right. the Center's FRIDAY Is Halloween and commemorating that Ch,'istine Sweeney. right. and Leigh Anne Lynch, ...... Center. Club members will spend every fhird social care director. and Noon Lions members. event by decorating Ruidoso Public Library left. ~ Wednesday afternoon entertaining the residents. trom the lett. Russ Pulver. Bill Morrison. Saturday were members of the local Junior Girl ~ ...... club president Bill Budens. has announced. Budens. Fred Hughston. Elmer Pirelli. Kirby -.::~ Pklured Fri.day, as arrangements were com Smith. Dale Fugate and. kneeling. Don Dale. .,'..'" '.'' Yule tree lighting set ..a' .' ' ..~. Candidates statepositions The Christmas holiday season will of Ruidoso. announced following the next RMC .~~ .~~ ficially begin in Ruidoso November 29 Richard Sandoval, chalnnan of the meeting November 3. . ~ [FROMPAGElI 142, which makes avatlable federal funds Bigbee said he also favored a new RMC, said the village will cut the tree, sandoval said that of the flve trees that .;:~ when the Retail Merchants Committee '.~ for special education programs. New alignment of Ski RIUI Road, since it would (RMC) of the Ruidoso Valley Chamber of which will be selected from lJncoin were planted at the "Y" none survived, so ",,- department needed more employees. Mexico Is the only state In the union which be less cosUy than a reconstrucllon of the Commerce wUllight the vUlage ChrIstmas National Forest by forest officials. this year, more trees will·be planted In the ".'.' has refused to accept those funds. old road and would be a safer, shorter '.~ "They're good men. but they have too tree. "We are going to sponsor a ChrIstmas spring. "We will probably do some land .~~ much to cover," he said. He said the decision to accept the funds route to the ski areas. Working In cooperation with the village lighting contest for businesses and scaping at the Y working with the vlllage ..... l ....- Steve sanders, ur,opposed candidate for would have to come from the State school Democratic senatorial candidate Wnton of RUidoso and the United States Forest residences this year. alsp," Sandoval said. and plans to plant Christmas trees ana ::= district attorney, outlined some of his board. He said the funds could not be Howell sald he also favored "laking a good Service, preparations for the event will This effort will "encourage merchanta aspens. Forest officials said they have a ...... '.- plans for that office. Sanders was recently channelled "through our funding look" at a new alignment for the road. "I begin In mid November with the cutling of and homeowners to decorate for the better chanceforsurvivalIfwe plantin the .... appointed to the district allorney's forumla," according to the federal think It's a necessity to keep a good road to a large tree to be placed at the "Y" In east holidays," hesaId. Rules andprizes will be spring," sandoval sald...... position by the governor, alter the re~ulatlons, even though, "our fWlding the ski rIUI. This county Is paying Its way, '. ...'.-~ resignation of Frank Wilson. formula Is one of the best." ,and I think It's lime Uncoin ColUlty Is :-: He said his office was institUting a policy Bigbee sald the "$4 mlillo}l Involved" considered as part of the state." ....." of "no plea bargaining," and that office was "a drop In the bucket," arlyway, since Questioned on his views on liquor law Villages' ....'. hours are being expanded. He said he New MexIco already spehds "a hall a refonn, HoweD sald brown bag laws are ...... ~ hoped to place an attorney or para-legal in billion dollars" In educallon. Acceptance being made a "hot Issue" by Jim Baca, ...~ each of the major communities in the of the funds, he added, would presume that head of Alcoholic Beverage Control for the ....;;::~ county for at least a hal! day each week. the four million was needed and that state. Baca Is beginning to enforce the '.~ The Incumbent Republican candidate for "WashlngtOll knows better how to run our laws, whIch prohibit the carrying of liquor .... trustees ~ ' slate representative, John Bigbee was education system. Into establishments with no liquor license, ,~~.. asked his "attendance record and "Ithink we know how to do It better than Howell said. '.~...:; priorities for this session." He said his they do," he sald. He added that the state legislature . attendance record was good, with the only Asked whether he supported the efforts should examine the acllons of states with meet '.'....... absences caused by his legislative com of the Sierra Blanca Airport Commlsslon, slmJlar liquor laws as well as "what to ...- mittee meetings. he sald he had toured the sites and felt happened (in those statesI when the The Ruidoso Downs trustees will meet et '. PrIorities named by Bigbee included there was a feasible site "between Site A system was overhauled." Although fees 7:30 tonight at the municipal buDding. :...... :- "some changes in the school funding andSite B, on a ridge just south of Site A." for Uquor licenses are hIgh, Howell sald, ~ fonnula to benefit smaDer schools," and The only problem with that site, he said, persons who have made a larger In· MeJor agenda Items Includeawarding Df ~ changes to prevent "non-sl1ldent was that the c~1nd runway sll\latlon" veslDierit Tri a license might be~"'" a bid for viIbfge fnSuranU; " watel- t1ii loitering" around schools. would not be l\Ill1!ood. New Mexico State elIDed to' W
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'nJESDAY, OetGbv 28: in Roswell PenascoSchoal '9:45-10:30 PinonStQte· 11:00-12:00 Health providers and people In Ut on RenaissancemlJslc Weed School l:lJO.3:oo helping professions will gather In Roswe sacramentoP.O. 3:11).4:00 Thursday, November 6, for a symposl A film entitled "Music in the Art of the The 3G-minute film Is part of II inulti on sudden Infant death syndrome (SIOS) mediaexhibition preparedto Introduce the WED\llESDAY, October 29. Renaissance" will be shown twice - the mysterious "crib death" that k' November 12 at RuidllSO Public Library in public to the Folger Library exhibition of White sandsSt. . 9:00.e:45 Shakespeare memorabilia, which Includl'S Valley View St. 9:50-10:20 one In every 350 babies. . the multi-purpose room. The symposium, scheduled for the staf The film examines the large role music rare books, manuscripts, art works and HollomanSt. 10:25-11:05 otherItems never before permitted outside La Luz Plaza 11:111-11:55 room of St, Mary's Hospital, Is designed played in Renaissance art. It shows how for people whose work b likely to bring the moods created by the new hannonlc the library. La LuzSchool 12:05-2:15 LaLuzAcres 2:30-3:15 them Into contad with SIDS cases. These melodies are reDected In the graphic arts, The exhibitions will be on display at six Include doctors, nurses, clergy, police, lire how frequently Instnunents and musicians Shady"Grove-Elleen Acres major museums in the United States fighters, emergency medical workers, are depicted In paintings, how music Is through September, 1981. The items TraUerPark 3:3G-4:15 ShadyGroveTraller Park 4:16-5:00 social workers, funeral directors, bealth used in Shakespeare's plays and how dlscussed In the film are on display at the educators, menial health workers and music and art reDect the new humanlstic TularosaP. O. 5:3G-7:oo DIl1las, Texas, Museum of Fine ArtlI, until counselors. philosophy of the era. January 4, 1981. THURSDAY, OetGber 30: Both showings will be November 12, the carrizozo ElectricOffice 9:3G-11:oo The half-day program will run from 1-5 first at 2 p.m., and the second at 7 p.m., Marian ElzI, head librarian, said the White Oaks 11: 3G-12: 15 p.m. ItIs partofa.cooperatlve effort by the and admission is free. film Is the first of a series that will be capitan, Smokey BearCafe 1:00-2:00 office of the medlcnl InvesUgator, the shown as they become available. oasis . 4:3Ooli: 00 . University of New Mexico (UNM) School of Medicine, the New Mexico chapter of "'- '.... ~ ..... •..-"'o!..h·~..,. • ••• •...·.·.·.·.·.·.·.;-;.·"'.;.·.;.'..:.:r.-:o! ••:. :-;.:.:.:.:•••:.:.: ':O -;-:.; J:..~•••••·.·b·.~ :.:.. .;. 0:.;.; the National Sudden Infant Death Syn Round Table Jacque Haddix on drome FoundaUon, the health offices of Chaves and Eddy counties, St. Mary's meeting held horticulture forum Obituaries Hospllal, Eastern New Mexico Medical center, the New Mexico Medical Society, The October meeting of the capitan the New Mexico Nurses' A5socisUon and Round Table was held at the home 01 Jacque Haddlx, Ruidoso, has become a the New Mexico Board of Thanatoprao Marie Edgar, with Wllia and Preston' member of·· the New Mexico State Florence l. .Dodgen tlce. Stone and twins Lroy and Tracy as guests. University Horticulture Forum. Florence L. Dodgen, M, of Ruldoso Speakers will be Beverly White, The hostess served sliced ham and the The forum Is a student organlzaUon Downs, died Thursday at Ruidoso Hondo program director for the New Mexico birthday cake was in honor 01 Winifred promoting Interest In hortlcultllre and Valley Hospital following a lengthy U1ness. SIOS project: Dr. Warren McKelvy, Cozzens. providing updated lnformaUon concerning She was born November 14, 1896, In pediatrician; Dr. Robert H. Gervais, Alice Traylor, Harriet McGinnis and developments In the field to Interested Bonita, Texas, and ;was a member of the psychiatrist: Gerald Whitener, deputy Cozzens were named to the nominating persons. Church of Jesus ChrIst of Latter Day medical Investigator: and Harriet committee to propose olflcers for the Weekly plant sales and occasional plant saints. Gerardo, founder of the New Mexico coming year. "extravaganzas" have been some of the SurvivorsInclude her daughter, Vera M. cbapter 01 the Natlonnl SlDS Foundatlon. Rosebud gllts were exchanged and projects sponsored by the forum. Wall 01 Ruidoso Downs: sisters Esther LEROY~ Child of the Month McGinnis won the door prize. Haddix, the dauther of Andrew and Haralson of Long Beach, Callfornla, Cleo The office of the medical investigator The time and place 01 the November Maxine Haddix, Is a senior majoring In Clark of Lubbock, Texas, and Marcla has requested that symposium par meeting will be armo~;Ced...... !o'...... !o'...... !Y'.ho~rtlcu1....-.!tur!Y'ie~.-!>'.....,!!JI'...... !Y...... !Y'.....~ RUey of Menlo Park, Georgia: a brother, ticipants receive continuing education DUdley Rountree of Menlo Park, Leroy is Child of the Month credits from New Mexico category IV california: 12 grandchildren and 24 great This has beena bard lime for Lerqy. He devoted to hls Catholic faith, an altar boy requlred continuing medical educatlon, rudy garcia grandchildren. Is12 years old andhad been living with the on Sundays. the New Mexico Medical Society, the New Funeral services were held saturday at samefoster famUy since Infancy. Recently Mexico Nurses' A5soclation and the New waynette turner 1p.m., atForestHeights BaPUst Church In his foster motber died and now Leroy Is ' Actually, there Is nothing unusual about Mexico Board of ThanatopracUce. Clovis, with Bishop Michael Mitchell, of llvlng In another borne with another Leroy. He Is a good looking, nice young In Roswell, as In 45 other New Mexico ruby m. walsh the Latter Day saints CJwrch, offlclatIng, family He knows that he Is free to be man who generally does his household communlUes, a volunteer nurse counselor assisted by The Reverend Wayne adopted and Is looking at yet another chores without 100 much prodding, who Is Is available to respond to SIOS cases. "the hairport" McLemore. Burial follOWed In the Melrose change In his life with some fear, althOUgh getting Into stero music and monopoly like When the medical investigator's office cemetery. herea)lusthat he needs a real family and so many of hls friends. The unusual aspect receives confirmation of a SlDS death, il Pallbearers were Frank Paul Salopek, the love and security they will provide. of Leroy Is that he has never really known cooperates with the local nurse counselor samuel Salopek, Gregory salopek, Jim the permanence of a real famUy. The to assure counseling Is available to holiday inn Daughterty, Allen Daughterty, Britt Somewhat studious looldng, with dark death 01 his loster mother probably em- famlUes who want It. The Roswell Myera and Kevin Myers. Honorary hair and ll1most black eyes that shine out phaslzed hls vulnerablllty. He Is now volWlteer coordinator Is public bealth 318·4051 bearers were her grandsons. from behind his horn rimmed glasses, reclvlng counseling to help him with his nurse Loretta cassell. Arrangements were by Clarke's Chapel Leroy Is In fad a good student, receiving grief. Meanwhile, he aWalts, as he had for Further informaUon Is available from Df.J\oses. many achievement awards throughout his a numbeJ:"'.oJ. ~~lIqW, an adopUve ~~~,~ne/galli..\1 ~~Mets. school j:lIreer•. Re lsll,l the sev~el!I!l.JlI;ad~.. lamlly.=""''''' .".",,,,,,",,,,,.,c:. cassell In the Chaves County Field HeaUh now and bali hopes of going on to college OfDce, 622-2000j WhIte at the office cit the leading product in-eui'bpe and becllllllng a Journalist. But Leroy also medlcallnvesUg/rtor In Albuquerque (toll Ilkes to playsportswith hisfriends, mainly There are many youngsters In New free) 1-800-432-6742, and local coor .. basketball and football. HIs all time Mexico like Lerqy. Many 01 Utem are older dinators. favorite hobby, one which he shared with children who deserve at least a lew years his foster mother, Is cooking: he can whip of thelove and support which having a real ~ up a zesty spaghetti sauce In no time. famUy can mean. Both single and married J:J Those who work with Leroy mention that people are now adoptive parents lor Woman's Club he Is an Interesting yOWlgater to be with children like Leroy. Those who would like that be Is outgoing, lnqulslUve, Irlendly. to know more about adoption In New HQlPPIJHQlnQls Mexico, or about Leroy In particular, can Recipe Corner And Leroy Is also a serious young man, contact Susan Washam In Alamogordo at ~ THE HANDICIlAFT AND HOBBY PLACE 437-0030. [/nh.oduatov.y offe't - COlOgfZ£ 6.50 CVaftu: 3·75 Baked Apples 6 baldng apples SALE ~ cup sugar ...£.e.fZ£l . .. P'tlr;a1:E. dlffal't ~ cup raisins ALL SUNSET STITCH ERY ~ cup pecans 'J.wnz thE peu.onaf collE-ctlan ~ teaspoon cinnamon 0{ ~ .d?otJ:Jufd 1 tablespoon butter or oleo 15% OFF! 1 cup water •••# ••••••••••••••••••, ••••, ~., . d/C.a dllJauaE&; 'lJafttu Core apples without cutting through the bottom. Peel If_ way down. Place In baking - PINE CONE WREATH CLASSES -. dlft", ~ho.lJ~ 1:ation fa. nun dish. Mix rest of ingredients except butter ew! Glass Etching - Free Demonstration fP~..fum~d and water. Fill center of apples. Dot filling !Bath OU withbutter or oleo; pour water Into baking PHONE 257-7665 pIiiJi!jij!iI. OPEN Beatl<: dWwk dish. Bake at 375 degrees, 45 to 60 rnIn~es or until apples are tender. Baste WIth MIDTOWN RUIDOSO ~ 6.30 - 6.00 dllJanu liquld to prevent drying. ~t a't'tl.f7E.J §lo'ti.a. CVa.n£.,J;ut CLARKE'S C'9ht w~'9ht knim _...~ ZIA ART AND -'-"'Chapel of Rose FRAME CENTER COAT SALE ~p~cu.f of t~ <'W~., \.~~~ Winsor & Newton 257-7303 . ·ons ·A~yds Coab. b:.'1 ;Je'tOfJ - 1/2 P'tiaE. CALL DAY OR NIGHT •Acrylics 'WaLers 400 ReadymadeFrames 25% OFF midtown 'lulJoJ.o for Personalized Service centerFor All For You and Your Family Your Art Needs Serving Ruidoso 1212 Mecbem IHlway 371 On All Coots. And All of Lincoln County PHONE 257·9313 ...... •.•.•.....•.•.•.~ • • • • • Includes New i '~, Support i Fall And Winter • • e Our WarMors ! Merchandise •• • • • -LEATHER ;• f' Come In . !• -ALL WEATHER ; And See :; •• -FAKE FUR •= 0 ur... ;;.'. ' -AABI3IT FUR ·• 'j..• • i • ·! RUIDOS0 '.!!. · ~.. • We're not just a c.srilefic store !.• SmRTS '.•·i• I·V'· I Blue ,!nd Gold ~ i J ~rllldies ~i , brllss • glllss • sie.e jewebv .. • :I All .S'lZes :_ 110', _; ~ , ..-1.,.. ' " men's glldgets • chU,an'. gifft • bll.teets· notes· • i ; ;;.' ~;.,: ~ ~',';:,' .'\t. ~i 9.30 - 5:00 . ·1III..u-~q '", .....~tti6g·1asse. . ITOTS 'N' TEENS . ! • . • • te~1f .~ 2003 SUDDERTH. . oh just come I Pin{'trt'{' St!lhU'{' .. , I ~ ·.w.:~.~ ?_.~~•.•6 ,. ~~ 1r••• !•.•.•.•.•.•...•.•.•.•.•••••.••• •••••••••••••••••• ~ .. ,- ' .... . - , --."'"-' - ,--.....~ ,.,;.IiIo. IIoL.J. .~~j;,;;,,;,;dt.j;~ • ,.,_ _ ,t , .._._"., _ W."".-, ..-., ,jfJj.;:;. ' 'i+'.iiir9.n.-.. 1+t6rilr'_1_T' _;••tf'-s."",!!:",.,. 0' , ; / • • MC"'''IIV/Q~Q~r21, WIlO Ruictoso[N.M.] News - Page IS , . • •••••••.!',! ' .., ••••••••••••!."•••••••:.:.•••.:.: :,..•• ~ ..:.:0.;.:0;,.".; :.; :.:.:.: :.: ;.:.; - .; ~ .'. " " In the Service
AIrInp C)rntbla Chaves, TinnIe, bas completed Air Force basic training and baa been assigned to Chanute AIr Force Bue In IWnOlll. A UlllO graduate of Hondo HIghSchool, shillsthedaughter of Mr. and Mra. Modesto '1\ Chaves.
THEY'RE DOING rrAGAINl '1 PRISONFIiJW)WSHIP'IN ~. RUIDOSO BUILDING BRIDGES! . , . Bringing men and women out of prison to dlsclple them in their ChrIstIan faith was the first •.. and remains the primary focus of Prison Fellowship. Since Its Inception, Prison Fellowship has brought hundreds of Inmates from over thirty Federal penitentiaries '" Little/Cargile wedding set' and now State facl1lties ••. for a time of intensive leaderstdp and Bible training. December 6 in Ruidoso's First ChrIstian These "In-Communlty Seminars" Church, with tbe Reverend Ken Cole of: •. have had a tremendous Impact on flclating. the particlpanta and their in- Cargile, a 1960 Unlverslty of Texas . sUtuUons and made a significant graduate, Is employed by IntemaUona1 contrlbuUon to the fellowstdp of Galleries. Miss L1tUe Is employed by ChrIstlens behind bars. One warden Ruidoso State Bank. these four students managed a lot of "smalis". attested to the factLihat his maybe even enough to set a record for the facility's attendance ", at both Guinness Book of Records. Pictured with their Protestant and catholic services numbers of "smalls" are, from left. Dax Mit hl!d doubled. The "Washington chell. Tlsha Sanchez, Mark Reynolds and Kasey Seminar" was tbe original concept Taylor. . that led Chuck Colson and a handful of friends, U. S. Senator Harold Hughes foremost among them, to form PrIson Fellowship. Only five days after his release from con finement after Watergate. Colson was back visiting inmate friends ... and brothers In Christ. In June of 1975, the U. S. Bureau of Prisons approved a proposal by Sen. Hughes and Chuck Colson for the "Washington Seminars", the forenmner of what we are now doing In the New Mexico area. During their stay In Ruidoso. and Alamogordo, screened and selccted inmates from the Santa Fe and Sierra Blanca facl1lties will enjoy the teaching of an outstandlnp, and I dedicated Chaplain, Marcial Fetan.•, An intensIve currlc"'"m Includes • Bible study, leadership tralnjng. ' WEBELOS wl10 placed second In their heat at the Pushmoblle counseling, discussions, and' competition Sunday were, from left. Sigurd Schmlfz, Scotty Frosf. strengthening human rela'ions. In • ~ Cliff Sears. Dusty Beavers, Tom Rldgaway. Mike Dickinson. addltion,lnmates will be able to visIt with local groups and individuals as ~ Lance WlIlard (rear) and Joseph Rue. noted on the schedule below. These < sessions have resulted In Inmate redirection and growth, community awareness, legislaUve reform, and many cAller positive aspects. You VOTE FOR '.. .'. have the opportunity to see and hear thetestlmonles of these lives ... this 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN New OWners', flew Mandger' . , " Is an open invitation to our com· munity to become more aware and TREASURER'S OffiCE enjoy a most Interesting fellowship. ArPf nme Of The 'lear, We're Here the inmates make some friendships that will endure for a lifetime and know for themselves • Package Store, Saloon, RestQurQnt that there are people who care and PROMPT, COURTEOUS & THE INNCREDIBLE would appreciate knowing them as productive, positive, Christian EFACIENT SERVICE PQckage Store Open 10 A.M. - 10 P.M. community citizens. As tbe inmates minister and are J ministered unto, they are given the Saloon Opens At 4 P.M. opportunity to share with our community their own Christian Serving Dinner 5-10 P.M. experiences, to bear witness to the MARTHA S. GUEVARA Lord's freeing tbem from the con sequences of their sin. FREEDOM Reservations Suggested •.. freedom from gull!, from the Democrat for past. from bondage to sinful behavior, and freedom even from 336-4312 much of the depressing brutality of Check Our "Fall Dinner Specials" lncarceraUon ... this Is the joy to • lincoln County Treasurer 1h~ We're A Liffle Out Of Ordinary, Just A Liffle Ways Away which community seminar par This Week Featuring Chicken Fried Steak tlclpanta have borne eloquent Or Filet Mignon Located S Miles North Of Ruidoso On Highway 37 testimony. YOUR WTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE ThIsIs only one of the minlstrles o! GREATLY APPRECIATED Prison Fellowship; there are several other practical community ministries ... knowing and assisting Pol. Adv. PaidForBy M. S. Guevara famDles of those incarcerated and the sharing of tile experiences of ex inmates and counseling with the youih of their bome communities .••Hearfor yourself ... you'll have all interesting, thoughtrprovoking ume. BEN FRANKLIN' U you know of someone who wouid accept assistance, needs support - PLAZA CENTER - 50% OFF and friendship, or would like to * Ladies" Western Suits volunteer to work in the redlrecUon of lives and lower the incidence of *Men"s and Ladies" Leather Jackets repealooffenders. orIfyou would like to know more of what Prison FeUoViShip Is all about, please check 40% OFF the schedule and attend any or all * Lee Stretch Color Denim pubUc funcUons. Ifyou are having some problem of your own orsomeone you care about 30% OFF Is having a problem with which they will accept assistance and pracUcal *Men"s Suits belp, we urgeyou to call either of the * Men"s Dress Pants following volunteers. Dan Bryant, (25'1·2202) orRuth Gardner (257-7645 25% OFF or 257-2923). Thank you, Ruidoso. for your * Men's Shirts assistance and your prayers. * Ladies' Fashion Jeans THANK YOO FOR1lELP1NG US *Knit Wranglers BVD..D BRIDGES. *Light Blue Wranglers SCHEDULEOF AcrIVrrIES 2-8x10's Monday, October 27 at t:00 A.M. • - Full Gospel Businessmen's 3-Sx7's 20% OFF Breakfast at Whispering Pines • 1S-wallet size $12.95.1. to *Ladies' Shirts Restaurant.8-12 A.M. - Program at Deposit: $.95 Balante Due: $12.00 Men's And Ladies' Corduroys Ruidoso HIgh SChool. 12 :00, Noon 4-mlor charms * LunCheOll sponsored by Women's I~';]l *Children's Shirts Bible Study at First Christian • 24 prints Cb\ll'l!b. 6:30 P.M. - Pot Luck •• *All Boots For onlv $12.9S yOLl can have a priceless memory of your chitd. Come by Supper and Program at First the address listed below during photographer's hours. While you're visiting, BapUst Cb\ll'l!h at RuidOtlo I)owns. ask about our exciting new Echo Portrait.TM Extra prints available at .. reasonable prices. All ages welcome. Poses our selection. See our classic Tuesday, October 28 at12:00 NOdn Portrait and scenic backgrounds. MUNDELL'S - LunCheOll at Assembly of God Ch\II'Ch. 6:30 P,M. - Pot Luck AT THEuy" Supper and Program at First '" WEDIIESDAY AIID 1HURSDAY ChrlsUan Church. ' 1 .'• PHONE 378-4533 'WESTERN WEAR Wednesday thru saturday M"r' 1 OaOBER 29 & 30 ning - GraduaUon - Alamop:orclo. ~ 10:"0 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. LUNCH: 1.2
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• • • • , ., arrlors w I emiR I cats'.. I • , BYMARKBAGBY dom\1Jation early, stopping Deming on its aerial In the end zone.: SportsEdItor opening possession and forcing a punt. ltuidoso promptly wnet lo work, and: It didn't take long for the Warriors to Nealfound Mike Dalealone in the end zone: The RuidOso Warriors got a pair of estab1lsh offensive domination either. On for a 33 yard scoring play, the only one of: toucbdowns and 186 yards rushing out of tbe second play of the Warriors' seven first half passes the Warriors; Steve Benway, In coasting to an easy 34-0 possession, reserve balfbackStave Pietscb completed. .: win over Deming's winless Wildcats toolt a pltchoutandsprinted 71 yards for a "We bad a rough nlgbt passing,", Friday in Deming. score, witb 8:04 left In the first period. Stierwalt said. "We couldn't ~m lo hang,; . The win, Ruidoso's seventh In a row and It was the fourth louchdown In seven on lo IL Pletscb missed a toucbdown pass, ' second consecutive shutout, count In carries thls season by Pietsch, who had Dale missed a couple of passes and Ben district standings, and catapault the over 90 yards on the nigbt. way dropped one. The passes were there, Warriors inlo sole possession of the top "I was real pleased by the way steve but the kids were talking about glare from spot in 3AAA with a 3-0 record, 7-1 overalL handled himself," Stierwalt said. Pietsch the Ughts. Itwas a pretty weU Ut stlldlum, Deming Is C).lI and fHl In district. .. reptaced a banged up Ricky Dennis, wbo but we got lo catcb those things," Surprisingly,Warriorbeadcoacb Darrel sat out most of the game nursing seaSon Neal went threefor 12 onthe evening, for': StIerwalt wasn't overly pleased witb the long ailments. 80 yarda. win, despite the shutout. Leroy Ramlrez' point after kick was Following RamIrez' point after attempt, "We didn't play with a whole lot of spolled by a high snap from center, so the the Warriors led 20-0, a lead Ruidoso beld consistency," he said "Wedidn't haveany Warriors led 6-0. at intermission. really good drives. We never really got On their nextpossession, Benway took a The tblrd quarter was a scoreless untracked. pltcband went63 yards for a score, with 33 defensive struggle, but Ruidoso did hegin "I guess If you win 34-0, you had lo do seconds left In the first stanza. Ramirez one of Its longer marches of the game In something right, but 1didn't fee.! we played was true on the kick and the Warriors held the tblrd quarter, taking over at tbe as wellaswe sbould I'm glad It's over and a commanding 13-0 lead. WarrIor 29. out of the way." The Warriors had less sUccess moving Big plays In the nine play, 71 yard march the ball In the second period, but Deming were an 18 yard run by Russ Plor, a 15 The Warriors garnered 13 points in the was able lo move It behind the passing of yard run by Neal, a 13 yarder by Benway first quarter, seven In the second and 14 In Wildcat quarterback Edward Flores and and a 14 yardpassfrom Neal to Dale. the final period, meanwhUe racking up 430 the running of John Reyes. On tbe first play of the fourth quarter, . yards total offense. But a fairly long drive by the Wildcats Deming's statistics weren't overly was endedwhenBenway nabbed an errant [SEE PAGE7] impressive, notching only 135 yarda on the ground and 75 yards In the air. But Deming did have three long drives end on tur novers, interceptions by Benway and Don Nunley and a fumble recovery by Scott Neal. "Defensively, we played well enough to win," Stierwalt said "We let them drive Sportin' life the ball on us quite a bit around midfield, • '. but we seemed to tighten up around the end zone. SIm (WWis, Deming coach) lold ••• a column of opinion • • • WHOOPS - Warrior quarterback Scott Neal Is get free on this play, but he did rush for good me that was the best they moved the ball all season, but we played 29 different hemmed in on just about all sides by Deming yardage the rest of the game and fired his fourth people on defense." Wildcats during Friday's 34-0 win. Neal didn't touchdown strike of the year. The Warriors established defensive .by , '_~ '~.~ ~~~: ;,~n:,:-"c~>.y~.?} ~\~ , - ~ . \ TIE .. I . Mark Bagby , Ruidoso News Well, It's finally over. games that bad been either cancelled, •• The World Series, 1 mean. forfeIted or otherwise postponed. 1stillhaven'tdecIded If I'm pleased with Some of them are hUarious. " the outcome. Like last year'a Clayton-Questa game I 1must admit,aftersome of the plays the for the district Utle. Both teams were all Volleyballers lose to T or C PbWIes made, 1 hegan wondering If It was ready lo play at C\aylDn, by golly, excepl possible for them.to Jo~e lAe ll!lrtes.:. l there was one problem - the New Meldco , miljui, .w1Jlin that ball popped' out ot ActivlUes Association forgot lo secure the Rllldoso's lady Warrior volleybaUers Boone's glove and Pete Rose non services of any officials. . "'U we need an excuse, we had the game seven, followed by Mary Cadena with five, So, the game was rescheduled, and the discovered turnabout Is fair play Saturday scheduled as 2 p.m.," she said, "But they chalantly grabbed It - 1 decided rigbt Kristy Dunlap with two, and Claudia then the 8erles was vtrIuaUy over. (As it Questa bus left Questa on Its way to. afternoon In Truth or Consequences. had us down for 5. We flnaUy got lo play at Branum and UUlan Lopez taWed one was the ninth Innlng of game six, with Clayton - only problem this time was a' The lasses defeated T or C here earUer In 4:30, but It shouldn't have made any dif each. ~ the week, bill Saturday feD lo the lady PbUly ahead of the RoyalB 4-1, 1 Was fiood had wasbed out an all Important ference. " That's exacUy what the WarrIors got in correal) bridge on the way. So that one was can-: Tigers In two games, ll-15, 8-15. The lasses did rebound In the second thefinal two games as well, one each from The junior varsity girls lost In three So we had the WhIz Kids In 1950 - and ceUed game to score eight points, but It was far Lopez and Branum. the year of 1980 was the year of the They did finally get lo play, by the way games, 16-14, 1-15, 1-15. too Uttle, too late. Gleda Bob and Patricia The loss drops the junior varsity record "Needlesslo say," coach Margie Andrus Comeback Gang. How many times did Cardenas taWed three each for the lo 1-10. KansasCity jumpouttoa leadonly to have . 'Then there was Navajo Mission, which, .: said, "they were a lot tougher on their Warriors, and Karen Boone and CathY Next action for thelady Warriors will be home court. Pb\l\y sneak up on 'em? somebow, won Its district title with a 1-7 Jones each added one. Saturday, In a dlstrtict doubleheader Them's the bresks, I guess. record. They wereslated lo play Tatum, In "We didn't play that badly In the second against SUver CIty and Cobre there. STEVE BENWAY game, but we've got lo slop using the first The loss dropped Ruidoso lo 7-7 on the Theonly tblng1 wanttoknow-Is-lasl the first round of playoffs, but they didn't . game lo warm up In.'' season and 2-6 In dIstrIcL year both the baseball and football world have the money In their budget lo play the The lady Warriors Suffered their second The Junior varsity played an incredible champions came from the western half of game. So they forfeited. shulout of the season In the first game. A first game against their Tiger coun Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh, that is, lothose Then there was Corona and Capitan. Ruidoso point wasscored In the game, but terparts, forclng the game Into extra unfamiliar with the geographY of WWIam Corona didn't field what you'd call a big It was nulllfled on an illegal service points before prevalllnll, 16-14. Peon's home territory). team - in fact, tbey brought 11 kids to Capitan. rotation. LIsa WWlams was hlllh scorer with Bowling scores Wll1 thls year's football and baseball champs be from the eastern half, since At halftime, Capitan had rolled up a 51..() Philadelphia Is over there and they lead, and Corona had lost tlfte players iIf already have the baseball champions, and thefirst half. So, they justchanged clothes . Wedne.day Night Mb .'1., • .;' ,.. ;. ,;., . , . , .,' MEMbERS OF TtlE Sacramento Arabian Horse Aaron Burton, board member; and I • <, '. Page 8 - Ruidoso [N.M.l News Mondav. October 21, 1980 :PAINTING, REMODEUNG - additions, HAMMOND ORGAN - maple stereo new construction. Phone 378-4841 after LEAVING TOWN - must sell double and FoR SALE - free standing bar table, COJ18Ole, trumpet. See at The MClIIIIlaln lEGAL NOTICE TV RENTALS 5:00. F·lll-tfc single beds, end tables, lamp, coffee 2Wx8', Formica top and carpeted base Peddler, Adobe Plua. ' 41-8tp table, brass holder for Iuwels. Space 54, wilb six mahogany 'swivel back stools, ~!ATl::OF NEWMEXICO COUNTVOFLINCOLN Black And White Or Color . T.V'."~ERV'rCE· IN rHE DiSTRICT COURT .. " Cherokee Mobile Vil)age. - B-4fl.ltc $750. Call R. L. Holmes, 2S7-7195, FOR SALE - studio couch. Near new OF {HE TWELFTHJUDICIALO"lSTRICT VIDEO TAPE IN rHE MA rT€R OF THE ADOPTION ) . GUARANTEED WORK Ruidoso, NM. H-47-4tp condition. 257-4117. R-45-tfc o~ RECORDER RENTALS CHRI,:>TOPHER JAMES DEFATE ) ~ FOR SALE - 9 monlb old rilly yearling 251-5414 . No. SA 3S 80 colt. CanCapitan, 3$4-2664. S-48-2tc Dlv_1 UPPER TERRACE NOTICE Ruidoso n 160 WANTED TO BUY - 250 gallon capacity APPLES - you pick. $5.00 a bushel. Call !>IATE 010' NEW MEXICO At The. be GENE BARTEET butane tank. Call R. L. Hollnes, 2S7-7195, 378-4724. P-44-tfo '0 RONALDCHARLESDEFATE '. r_.i_ .,._ .- ,It LARGE DOG HOUSE - $25; forty square ~REETINGS "y" yards of carpet, $80; 6 adjustable Iron Ruidoso. NM. H-47-4tp 'fOU ARE NOTIFIED fhat ELFEGa LUVIN BABYSIITING - in my bome. Any age. window guards. $30. 2S7-4515. H-4I1-2tc GARAGE SALE - Barley Street. Good e;,AU:'GO III ot Au,aoso. New MeXico. has tiled a at any time. GingerCastaneda, 2S7-7461. PI'I,f,on 10 ddopt CHRIS rOPHER JAMES DEFAT!: in children's clotbes, shoes. furniture. 2 , ....1' 378·4441 C-48-4to D,,>lrld Courl 01 the T.....ell1h Judicial Dis-triet of 'he LESS THAN WHOLESALE - 1970, 8x40 FOR SALE - threecushioncontemporary OOd,9 and lamps. S-45-tfo ,:>1"le 01 IIll"'" Mtt~'co .,.,ltlln dnd lor the County 01 Lincoln. ~ Illdt I){<,nq It", Cou,.-j In Wh.(M sa,a cause is pePl'dinQ. foot mobile, furn,lshed + air, cash velvet sofa. 2 years old. See at 29 Pines YOU A ~E FU A t HE R NOTIF lED Ih.lot said Court has ...... - Motel. 257-4373. P-47~c FIREPLACE WOOD - seasoned junlper, $4,800; overhead camper $775.00; .,.'1 of n,·o"ng /II tne D,'Olrlcl Courthouse In the 'own of (a.roIU!O tuuntt at Lincoln. on the 11th day of International mobile toter, worth $4,000 cedar, and some plnlm. Reasonably LJl·,('mOl'r 1'11110. 01 '1 JtI O·clotk A_M, or as soon take $2.700 casb. Don Rierson. 3734515. priced, 354-2.08, days; 35.-2497, ItWfl'dtl\·, a .. ,ovnl>el ciln be heard, fa determine Whether HELP WANTED: evenJnga. S-41-9tp luoJ' .. o""l;Inl to "uch ddopllon !ohould be dl!Open$ed With. R·48-2to OLD ROLL TOP DESK - one drawer ~nd Il'1d/ un',,",,!> taU enler 'four appearance in fhe , . needs some repair, $400. Call 257-5003. T prutt..·(J·f19 on 'Jr betorl Ihe d.ay specif,ed lor !Ouch 47-3to rle..H,nq. tau w,ll be d~med 10 hilVt con!>enfed fo the WANTED experienoed appliance COLLECTOR'S SHOP grdnl.ng 01 Ihl.' adOpt.un pr • .. AKC SIBERIAN'HUSKY - puppies. Call . -, " ~7· ONl!: BEDROOM - furnillhed· house, 37ll-8351 or257-5046. C-46-4tc '78 KM-l00 KAWASAKl'- f300.. CaII Adults only, no pets, 'lOO/mOlllb, first 7963 after 4." ." n.45-tfc ancl !<1st montlJs. in advance, water • • 4 • , • furnished, Phone 257·2004.' M-47.4fc HORSES FOR SALE - registered , • Appaloosas. Lorna Grande-'ftllnch Capitan, NM. (505) 623-4034. L-7-lfc '78 XR-75-Honda dlrtbike low mUeaRe TWO BEDROOM - mobile home 2people only, all bills paid. 257-5963. ' C46-tfc • excellent condltlon. Call'3Sl!-431lf. P.s4-tfc COMPLETELY FURNISHED - 1 TWO SHITZU - puppies, AKC registered. bedroom apartment. Super cillan, $23ll Call 257-2606. J-47-tlc JEEPS, CARS, TRUCKS _ available month. Call KadiorMarcia at 257-4073 or through governmentageJlcies. Many sell 257-4979. F-4Z0tfc " " GE STEREO - 5 foot console type for under $200. Call 602-941-8014 Ext. 901 beautifulfruitwood, $200. Call 251-2401. ' [oryourdirectory on how to purchase. S ATTRACTIVE, MODERN - 1 and 2 P-45-tfc 44-8tc bedroom furnished apartments, eJ , ' . .' cellent location, utillll!'S paid, no pets PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS - in your please. Call 257-2978. W.31.tfc home. Classical and popular music FOR ,SALE - 1968 Volkswagen Square· taugbt. SamBaker, 257-7302. B-45-l1tc Back. New engine (still under TRAlLE~ FOR RENT - .,permanently. warranty). Call 257-7698,. B-46·lfc .2!!7·t697.-, K-33-tfc CHIMNEY SWEEPING - by Floo I Magoo. Serving Ruidoso monthly. clean '77 DODGE COLT - 4-speed, Ilrl\&t gas COMPLETELY FURNISHED - 3 and competent, $45.00 single. 632-11464 mileage, $3,700. Karen at 257-5037, days; bedroom, 2 bath house. Ideal location. Roswel1. M-4Ii-IOtp anyone at 336-4908, evenings. P-46-4tc· Call257-4574. ~tfc TRADERS VILLAGE - of southeastern 1960 TURBO TRANS AM - T·top, loaded New Mexico. Swap meet every Sunday. will take older small car for equity. 3~ INNSBRooK AND ALTO - Vl1Iage 2200 South Sunset, Roswell, 623-6953 or 2666. ~~tp 623-9169. T-I2-tfc condos for rent by dsy or week. Call BID at Resort Properties. 257-11212. H"I.tlc FOR SALE - 1961 FC 170, new engine, CUSTOM MADE - draperies pillows steel fIat bed racks. Used for hauling measur~ .bedspreadsf accessories. We' wood and hunting. Also elltra parts. TWO BEDROOM - furnished bouse. and make to order. Selectfrom hundreds $1,500. 653-4893. 47-3tp Adults only. No pets. Midtown. Call 257 ,- , ofbeautltulfabrics at Gambles.G-I02-tfc 2839. Q.4().tfc I 1979 JEEP- Cherokee Chief. 4WO,Ioaded WIth luggage rack, silver with black, TWO BEDROOM - 1 and I ¥.a bath, fur-' WANTED - Can you donate Or sell cheap 12,000 miles. $6,950, will talk. Clovis 985 nished and unfurnished apartments. $300 an insulated 2-drawer file cabinet to 2487. T-47-5tp + utilities and up. Call .tim George at Ruidoso Summer Festival? Your 257·7313 orafter6, 336-4815. G-45-tfc donation would he tall deductible. Call Lee MarshallatThe Office, 257-5102. M 1978 PLYMOUTH SOPPORO - economy ~9·tfc car with sport car look. Automatic, air, FOR RENT - furnished one bedroom low mileage, original owner. See to house with fireplace. Efficiency apar appreciate. Take over payments. Call tment. Phone Preston Isaacs, 257-5878; WE BUY - gold, Silver, sterling, ABC 257-7701. 47-2tp after5 p.m. 257-2967., I-44-tfc Coins. 323 Sudderth, 257-4668. P-8Hfc • FORSALE -1979Cordova Cbrysier.18,000 THREE BEDROOM TRAILER -lorrent., BUYING ALUMINUM CANS - crushed, miles. topcondtlon, $6,700. 257-5389. P-41i $250 inclUding water, deposit required. also bUying copper, brass, class rings tfc 257-4549 after3:30. 47.2fp Silver, coins. Swain's Flea Market. 257: 7010. ~tfc 1976 TOYOTA - Landcruiser. Ellcellent ONE AND TWO - bedroom furnished condition, recently overhauled, many apartmenls. AU bills and Cable TV , ARMADILLO STUmO - and Gallery eldras. $3,700. 1-58Ii-2885. 43-4ltp hookup paid. No children or pets. $100 I, Stained glass windows, lampshades; deposit. Phone 257·5007. 47-5tp repairs and supplies. White Mountain pottery, paintings, jewelry and fur '73 INTERNATIONAL - Scout II. 4wd, FOR RENT - 3 bedroom, 10/. baths, large •, niture. 2639 Sudderth - 257~278, A-91-tfc new snow tires, 47,000 miles, $2,500. closets, fireplace, large k1tchen-dinlng • Phone 338-4586. 0-45-8tp area, utility room. Fully carpeted, RINSE AND VAC - Shampooer. $12 a day unfurnished In Sun Valley. 1st, last, atMlnit Mart Food Store. 257·2307. M-4I deposit. 336-4542. 47-4tp Ifc '78 DATSUN 510 - 4 door sedan with air. Looks and runs like new. 30 miles a gallon, $200 helow book. 257-2483. N-41.lfc ONE AND TWO - bedroom apartments. ------_. All bills paid, cable TV, furnished. ~ FLEA MARKET starting at $300. Phone 257-4058. C-4Hltc We boy u_ed fnrDIlure, appUauces, tooIB, lawn mowcl'lI or lIllY S1l1'\lIUB 1976 CADILLAC MOBILE HOME PARK ON RIVER _ llems. Call 378-477•• Location ¥. mJlL near Gibson's. Several large spaces for· SEVILLE I westorRace Traek, Rr1dOllo 00wnB. pennanent mobile homes $57.50. Have , 4 Door, CODYenllnce, two small spaces. Will make specialrate • Comfort, V,lour "'erlor, on these two spacesfor permanentsmall , 4 Spealler St.reo Sound trailers. 378-4580. Co2'1-tfc f , System, Wlr. Whe.1 , Coyers. Immaculate , TRAILER SPACES - In Ruidoso Downs. , Throughout. Adults only. 378-4639 or3111-4802. AoS-tfc • • CALL 257.73511257.9068 • • FOR APPO"'MENT • Paring Broker Prices SILVER RENTALS: For Coins 1964 Or Earlier ."PrIces subjectto change In inarket" FURNISHED - two bath house for rent For Information Call near Y. Sleeps six. Ideal for small business live-In arrangement. 336-4839. 257·2631 W-45-2tp orcolUeto Ponderosa Court, ukfor WINTER RATES - skiers. Ponderosa Joe ReInhardt Trailer Park has 1, 2 and 3 bedroom -SodderthandLaurel-. mobile homesfor rent. 37ll-l1310. M-41i-8tc • ¥-¥.~..... EFFICIENCIES - $17S month. Fur Capitan Itagst~ne iC nished, utilities paid. Downtown forsale ~ Ruldoso. Call 257-5183 after 5. R~9-17tc NEW HOUSE ON RIVER. 2-3 bedrollm, 2 bath with 2 fireplaces and Permanent rock for patios, skylights in every room. Tons of atmosphereI Inside needs, some fireplaces, retaining wal1s, finishing. Approximately 1,900 sq. ft. of living space and 147; of river landscaping, etc. Call: TWO BEDROOM -I ¥.a bath, furnished frontage. Assumable loan and priced at$94,500. J. & J. Rock Co. house. Except washer, dryer and TV. $350 per month. all utllilles paid. 257 fl59,100 • bedroom, 3 bath, fll,llOO Alto Deer Parkm Jerry Keeton Jay Johnston 5937. K-48-4tc HOMES. CONDOS. $79,000 5 bedroom,2 bath, View + located In me of the most ex Ruidoso EI Paso ~ TOWNHOUSES seClusloD! clu_lva Ruidoso area•• ,IS,eoo AlID DeerParkm FOR RENT - 3 bedroom mobile, fur. Professloually landscaped. Two {50S] 2S7-276rt [915] 877-2751ic car garage. Ezeellent buy nished. Palo VerdeSlopes. 378-4964. 48 $9.,500 z.3 bedroom, 2 batb, aew $19,900 Wbfte MOlDltaln Estotes $35,000 4 bedroom, 1 balli, garden muotsee. ¥-¥ ... 2tp bome 011 Ruidoso river. D. •, area, close to shopping. Located In Alamogordo. LOTS ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT - for $2O,oao Iu!llan HIllB. $110,000 • bedroom .2 ball! AUTOMOTIVE: rent near Ruidoso Airport. Call Capitan, l on 2 f1.l!5O SlID VaUey wooded ¥.a acre. 354-2664. S-48-2tc lois nearhmsbrook ylllagc. $%1,300 Alto Deer PartIL '73 CHEVROLET -1 ton,long wheel base, $9,000 Alto ALGaCC V $%1,500 Alto ALG&<:C m pickup; '63 Dodge ¥.a ton pickup; '60 $125,000 «bedriloln, Z% bath on 3 FOR RENT - furnished 1 bedroom $44,500 2 bedroom, 2bath, MobUe, lolll, beaullfll1stonapatio. $r7,5OO Alto DeerPartI Dodge 1¥.a ton pickup. 354-2682. 48-1tp apartment with fireplace. No pets. beanllflll vlewl $10,500 Alto H1gb MesaI Telephone257-2276. B-43-tfc $139,500 3 bedroom, 3 bath InnB ACREAGE '73 FORO - super cab. 4WO, aut-alr U6,OOO 3 bedroom, 1% bath, brookTownbouoe + [oft. power-cruise-stereo.tape-new 8 ply locatedon5acres! fll,l00AltoSIerraBIanca tires. $5.800 or trade for EI Camino or FOR RENT - one bedroom furnished T~ acre estatel. Magado Cree~ trailer. All bills paid, $200 per month. .$19-$ZMOO. Easy terDlB. 10'11> • regularpickup. 378-4515. R-48-2tc $47,500 3 bedroom, 2 bath, ~ $11,750 Blaek Forest • Call Wayne Wood, 257-9610. W-47-2tc Modular,large wooded lot! $145,000 bedroom, 3 bath, doWD, :w% In~est for10 years. • hmsbrook TowD/Jouse on1aIre! : 1972 MERCURY MARQillS - air, $13,080 AlID ALG4CC DI COMMERCIAL : automatic, $650 ormake offer. 257.5580. $64,500 3 bedroom, 2% balli, : 48-2tp THREE BEDROOM - 2 bath mobile near t!l!perCanyon +guesthousel , Glencoe. $250 plus electric and propane. WOODED ACItEAGE $113,. 180 frolIt n. commercial • a~s "'~ lot 1i9t to new professlOllll1 ,• 1979 SUBARU - 4WO. clean, low mileage. 378-4126. K4.3-tfc 15 & 18 Mlolnlng bl\&JlUM :Wooded willi uatiODaI j)ordering buBdiog. , "~G!Ml3 bedroom. 2bath,looated . on two sides. SprIDg rutIII thru the eutlre aereage.1load Into IJrVperty. • Call 257-4608. 46-4tp on '1ll acre ofriverproperlyl • Owner F1uanelngl, • $280,000 - 80 acres of beautUul wooded acreage oll1y two miles from ..... f.ault apartment com· • '77 TOYOTA - land cruiser. 15,000 actual TWO BEDROOM CONDO - completely jll•• ,• furnished. Available by October 3-9. $45 downtown Ruidoso. Roads ll1ready flagged for 3 to , acre tracts. Creek mUes, ellcellent condition. Possible nmn1ng tbl'ongb portion land. Asslllllable notes and addltlou8l o~r • night. Call 257-4O'l30r 257-4979. P-39-tfc 0'1 JZ.lilI1t motel. • trade for older pickup. See at the flnanetng, SELLERMOTIVATEDl1 fIl/li,lOO • Mountain Peddler, Adobe Plaza. Nights: • 251-7288. C-43-tfc CHEAP - $220, 2 bedroom, I bath, fur .-" nished apartment. Inclodes all utilities. $ FOrt SALE - '78 Camero. Good comllton, 257·,1772. S-4().tfc ~ used car warranty, take over payments. : 257-7993,. days; 207-2156, nights. A-46-lltc It ' .' NICE FURNISHED - one bedroom ~ apartment. Fireplace, dlshwasher, , , Located In The Northwest Cotnet Of lnnsbrook Village ";"'HlghwQY ~7 \ ili73KAWASAKl- 125 KD dirt bike. Good yard, $3OO/month, bllls paid. Call 257 i< condition. $iiOO or bestoffer. Call 257-5686 2151 or257-5001. lr46-tfc . .' . Drawer 2290, Ruidoso . ~ or257-5176, ask for Joey. J-46-4tp ,... ' ' ~ HOUSE FOR RlllNT - 3 bedroom, 1 bath, . FOn SALE - 1980 Toyota pickup. Long partially furnished, mid-town, $300 + .~ bed, 5 speed, AM·FM cassette deck, '.~ utilitIes (water paid). CaUcoIlect 437 wllltespoke wheels, radJals and camPOli 5636. Avall;ble November 1. Ro4fi.4tc ;. shell. 251-9263 after6. 46-4tp .. .: , ,,' " 4 _. FURNfSilED HOusE- 2bedr!lom, round tWll Qtory, two ~Iltll, _£lrepjace,queel1 . couch, Weekl!llds, week Ormlltith.ltl.wllt _ 37 Allo north. CaU 336-462!J. J.'-46-4tp·, il> _~_~ :.~.c..iII1.,_~"""'·~ ..-..iIi·",",,""·4,,;,;.i1-;04""'~~~ ·.""';;;:_~_~ , .~.~""", _.,.~ ~ .~~i...-o ~._ "-'".~ "·, ...... ".'-'" ...... -"'" ...... ""' ...... _ '" . - ... ._,_ ." '0 _._. '.... '•.,.-. .-~ .-.. ,." -"•....., ,'~' - '. • ""-'-'"'''', " , Page 10 - Ruidoso [N.M.I News ~nday,Odol,ler27,. -19110 H{ lJH! ..... U· .... '\T.\\ r::--"I ~astwoo4 FIRST TIME FORSALE - 2110 year old, 4 ONE BEDROOM - cabin with fireplace, ' SELL OR TllADE - home In ~bath, \10"1 I (\.l Hlfll" \}l\I{T,\n:\'I:-. IIl'eaof 'l'bree bedroo~ :I bath, bedroom, 2,500 feet + bobby all utilities paid, HBO included. Call 378 Fo'lt SALt; BY OWNi:R E1 Paso. room and 2 covered decks. AU on 5acrea 4051. W-4li-lfc H"I:!lll:; tll:'IlII~. rnulllhh. '>I'dfl\ RR 14'x8O' Mobile Home set down 7 foot fellCed yard, seeurtty,' garage. .. with barn and corral. One mile from _ _------..... pd1 11111 .... 11111l1 ... lh'J\ .'1 lllllllnJl ... !Jt'11. ~·l WIsb to trlIcle fer comparabhi home In permanently over 16')(30' store race track, well landscaped, 'l34,OQO. Ihill'lllIlll'>, \\a"IIII ... , fin,,!'..,. 111 ... 11_ RuldOllQ. A,Pjn!8ed at ~,GOO. can (9lli) :"~'j, room. Deck all around, on 2 Phon~37Hlli, R..48-2tc \\ :J,-11I 1' ... ',7 598-1710. Q.4lI.4tp \ 1','1 \('/:1'01,1 II'IIU\T1SJ, .nIce lots. $45.000. Call 257-7175. ' • mRIGATlIDA,CRES l!MILES SEOFROSWELL RP.. , INNSBRooK AND IYearOldU_,Il,ZOOSq. ft. OWNER SAYB SEfJ.l ALTO VILLAGE I.'fpe·eorrat Owner 1Iu boogId larler 1IGme ud RR PHONE 623-4560 Deeda &0 sell DOW. Sa,. IIIl aut" TO....USES DON'T LETOPPORTUNlTY OR 6211-5397 .,ford two h_ PIIYQleIlfI. CODHl PA8SYOU8YI bave • loot I10W at thlIll1ledrooltla RENT pl. bedroom cabltt. Feafltrea F. .Jaat Olle left w1lb tlItIe ,004 temull 10ft 3.yml...... -GW . loti of raw wOOd deCOI'. Ap EXCElLENT INCOME PROPERTY ~ FIve leVel .rea fOl' aaI)' Po" per For Information call acre ud IlII __ ~tao. 10 GW pndmately l,OOt 1lI- feet of C10IIe to t.owD. With lOUd rmtalreeord, 4 JUl'II to pay ... 0ll1T flII% ..... ALTO VILLAGE - We Uwb1earea with lJeautlftd flreplaee. UDltlJ. EachwItb 1 bedroom, 1 bath. CaD; ha,ve • mce , • hug B...I .... Associates, .....Doa't1Dltl oat 011 tItJa SOlId 1ItQ'. t.rge treea, paved Itreet. Prlce fa " ' Great Western Realty, 336-437& or' Call Mel G1eIUl at BoaIIlI1Ip ReaIt1, =~: ~~:, ttre~§ lcnr tao. Call Mel G1eIUl Rolllldap evenings -:-: Herb Sedder - 671-459'1. a' 257-7_ BEAUTIFUL - wooded, ooe acre lot In Zf1.... or eve~ 107.... Great Western Realty 338-4378 or Realty, Zf1-son or ev!!DIap, Zf1', ..__"'"" $017. 1 Deer • evenings, Herb Seclder 671-459'1. ft_ Park. 336-4566. 4lMItp __ OF 7 ' , ·:~ Maryhasalittleland. -' 12x60 MOBILE HOME - 2 bedroom tied down and skirted. 257-4841, nigbb call 257-9968. G-14-tfc, • HOMES '13,500, 81gb Mesa Sub.. view, flOO,OOO, good commerclal trod! fall m~mbersbip. • nso,ooo, t b1dp., 1 moblle, FOR SALE BY OWNER - In Upper f145,OOO, El Dorado HeJghtl, 3 Alto 10&, good buUdlag lite, CanyOll. 8 unit motel plus large Uving 9atewayarea. ~om, ZIIo betll, dog 1'1II1, view. $15,000. quarters. Also 3 cabins 011 large com- Everywhere that Mary went. she saw merclallot. Call 257·2510. R-I5-tfC ' thal-real.estalc was a sollnd Investment. $225,000, 8 b1dgs., oDe oflbe best So. she used a little leverage to get .started _,000, WhIte Mia., 113, 3 center and bought some of her own. Now she has u 10eatioDB. SboppJag tax: shelterand a hedge against InnaUon. bedroom, Z"," "til, InmrloQlly potential. · Later on. she cot.lld exchange her properlY decorated, view. · WE NEED LISTINGS - rancbes and and walch her 1111.11.' land g,ow Into a blg estate. HOMES conunerical property our specialty. Her CENTURY 21' !nvrslmenl Spec-JaUSI f25,OOO, WhIle Monntaln, owner Atwood Real Estate, 257-4029. A~tc can help. He's In louch with ovcr 7.500 wUlbuUd. CENTURV 2J offices across North Amenta. MOBILE 'HOMES $64,000 2 bedroom, 2 batb, Town & Mary can Invest In anything from apartment Country, N4487 CQmplcxea to farms. Across the street. COMMERCIAL 1,500 sq. ft. bldg., do!JldoWD, Or acro!J$ the counlry. It. CENTURY 21 ,U,OOO, nicely furalshed, Z INVESTMENTS $50,000. Investmenl Specla.llst can help you too. bedroom, MobUe oaly. $69,500 2 bedroom, 2 balb, Cree RR Call nDW and Ond out how you con Aet... Meadows, N2766 a little land lhars sure to jtrow. .. -~"------FlJRNJ8HEIJ1WOBEDROOM CENTURV21. U'lIIO' mobile located ID mobile We're lhe LOTS JUST LISTED'" $139,500 4 bedroom, 3 balb, Golf park. BeaatlfDl lit-DeI Idkllela ud Investment COU~st,I;:st_.,H.::.:423.::.:1'-- _ IaraIIhed alce. C1eau ud ready &0 Real EslBle BEAUTIFUL MOBILE on large Ij)t. ~~~gr, Proresslonals· $13,500, Sierra Blanca Sub,. view. move IItCo. OwDer flaaltclq w1lb low J lit (or you. owner anxious to sell. $37.500.00. ACREAGE Ruldpso RlaJ e.t.t.21Ca. down paytDeIIt. OwDer mf&ht c.. Box 1217 Ilcler tnde ID lot or velllele for dllWJl . II.,,.... H.w""_,,fleet UJ4$ $6,000 Four 10·acre traels, payment. ClI1l Mel GIeDD, Zf1-An or ..95-257-4065 If Prof'as'onl'l To servl Vo" In Enchanted Forest evetl!DllB, Zf1-5llt1. luldoH Jim Co'rpenter &Associotes, In,c.', \\Ie'U giveourword toyou: $8,750 2"i-ll"i acres, wlNogal Hwy., 1"80e-"III'J :It A." Elle'e Corporeilon ~'Olll.,.d ".a.m.... 01 .. ClI>I""" R.~ f."I, Co.pQ,.I,Otl Ptltll'd'f'l u a ... One Dlock East Of 'the'Pizza Hut'On Sudderth Drive, 257-5001 MIS ,lB. N4346 &c:.off~"ft,"'~I"OWM"'''''_''''' l!ilUaJlIOIII.....OHOl11lft/1:".Ii) . -~ "------" $20,250 4.942 acres, Nogal Hwy., "I".~, N4348 .." ;" .....I . '';'.. OWNER MUST SELL - FO"ftst only. Thru beclroom. 2 CONDOMINIUMS SPECIAL : bath mobile home redl"~"." $49.000 to $40,000 with &TOWNHOUSES ,. $1.000 down and pIck, C!t'l1'lients. Only 1 year old end in ",fj good area. $3,500 I bedroom, I balb, Plnecllff (time), N4395 ----- FOR REAL ESTATE .FORMATION CALL USI PHONE 257.4228 $5,500 oroffe... - 2 bedroom, 1 balb, Pln~~!J~t1m_e"-,I,!.:':.::43=9=-5 _ BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY 4 bedroom. 2 bath country home on THREE BEDROOM LOG CABIN with fireplace in the pines on nice tract of land. $78.500. low down and assumable loan. three lots. Good buy at$49,000. $5.700 neg. 3 bedroom w/loll, IDo EXCELLENT YEAR ROUND BUSINESS with home. can't HANDYMAN'S DREAM. All this cabin needs Is tender lOVing sbrook, Ht5S8 l: beat it, only $85.000 total withterms. care and has two 'bedrooms, 'I1lc& ~I'ner fireplaclt· and nice ------BUYERS WE GOT, rrs BEI.1.'£R8 large deck. $34.500. .• _. $49.950 2 bedroom, I balb, Plnecllft, WE NEED. JUST REOUCED. attractive fully furnished "A" Frame In the #1626 GIVE VB ALlBTlNG OR AT LEAST pines. Just what you've been looking for, Owner needs to sell. CHOICE'RESIDENTIAL lots for cabin and home sites, $7,500 GIVE VB A LEAD. Will give owner financing. and up. COMMERCIAL BRAND NEW THREE BEDROOM, RELAX ON COOL 40' DECK of this three bedroom. two bath BEAUTIFUL5 ACRE TRACTS only $27.500. ------. two _lb home, fireplace, dt:J mobile home in excellent area. Good terms and furnished. ONE EXTRA SPECIAL tract with view. 7 acres for $36,000. HWer, IocaUoD, $78.000.84 ocres, Airport West, N4947 prime paved Itreet. Assumable loan. 'IblI motivated Idler woald like BRAND NEW two bedroom cabin with fireplace and pretty TWO LOTS must be sold together, only $12.000. Nice wooded Iomt offen. area on paving and has terms. $77,500 Ollie.., Sodderth------CLEMf, CLEAN, CLEAN delcrfbeI kitchen. only 537.000. House approved for good loan. lh1I clIZY coUale ID tile p1Da. Larle FULLY FURNISHEDtwo story cabin. close in for 549.000. BEST BUY IN TOWN - two bedroom home with spacious $95,000 Louoge, Hwy. 380, covered deck, cavered willi .tro living room with rock fireplace. three lotsandall for $59,500. w/Carrlzozo. N4569 --~-"----- tart Co relu: aa. PrIced Co feD aDder " - "- ...... $275,000 Prime Alamogordo IMAGINE AN llU' of covered deck property, While Sands Blvd., N5020 wltII three plCll1e tlble. aDd ba che.. 1,7W home 1_ w1lb lh1I too, OR lmet, WHITLOCK &LYLE,INC. MOBILES located paved hea9lly wooded 1Gt. Great a_u. $5,500 2 bedroom, I balb, Angns. YOU'RE INVITED FREE REAL ESTATEIIFORMATIDII N4932 Co lee tllla comfortahle three ._--"------bedroom, two batllhome'-ted..a qulet IUbdlvlIIaIl, loti ol treeI, 1004 $20,000 2 bedroom, I batb. Pon- aceen, Ideal for tile penIIIIIImt de~0_._a,.::.:N4=24:.:;I'__ _ home or a vacatloo retreat. LOOKING FOR ABARGAIN? $28,500 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Las 'lbree bedroom, two _til DYblle, LA JUNTA - Beautiful tree covered lot, in quiet sub Lomas, f'l5029 covered 0Ideck, ctty _. paYed .-'------division where horses are allowed. Priced at $6.000.00. ilreet. call Marcia Silver at257·4073 or evenings ~t 257-4979. $32,500 3 bedroom, 2 batb, Mesa DoD ho_ mobDe, fm'alIhed, twa y_er_de_, *4:.:;385:::.::.: _ ear CIJ'IlOI1, Ifm'ltle ba1ldhtl- Ideal loca1lol1, OWDeI' fbi"""" 108. GATEWAY EXXON - No real estate. Good com· FARMS& RANCHES ODIy 0IIe h\odr; oft Btwa)' &7. mercial business in a heavy traHic area of Ruidoso. Beautiful level mobile bome lot, Good Income figures. books will be open to qualified paved Itreet. Owner wfIlloot at aD $518,000 254 acres wlNogal Hwy•• buyer. Call Gary Caughron at 257·4073 or evenings at .4347 offerl aroaud 'U..... TerlDl" available. 257-5262. Priced at $25.000.00. TOWN AND COUNTRY NORTH - NEW HOME, now 1107 Mechem Drive. Hwy: "31 under construction. 3 bedroom. 2 bath. covered deck, .. , fireplace. can't beat price and construction. Priced to Clay Adams sell at 549.500.00. ,Call Diana Isaacs at 257·4073 or Broker - 336-4581 evenings at 257·7063. Norma Ragsdale - 378-8341 TOWN AND COUNTRY NORTH- House.2full baths. 3 bedroom. fireplace. deck. with easy access for a good Marge Woodul- 257·7681 , price. Call Diana Isaacs at 257-4013 or evenings at 257· TOWN AND COUNTRY NORTH - House. this special · !2st-773!' - 336-4581 m 7063. home is now under construction. Three bedrooms. 2 MLS • tn.- baths. loft area. fireplace. Easy access with a view. TOWN AND COUNTRY ESTATES - House. 1,026 sq. 559.500.00. Call Diana Isaacs at 257-4073 or evenings at " ·'- t,· " 257·7063. , .. ft .• 2 bedrooms. 1 bath. New, in up and coming sub • division. "Priced to sell at $49.500.00. Call Diana Isaacs +- for more information at257-4073 or evenings at251·7063. •, · TOWN AND COUNTRY NORTH - Home. now under •+ - UNHEARD OF TERMS 0 , • construction. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. loft area In one of + • WHITE MOUNTAIN ESTATES U·4 - 1.ot, beautiful Ruidoso'S finer subdivisions. Priced at '$64.500.00 call -•-• •+ • ALPINE VILLAGE building lot with view of the mountain. located on ·-• RUIDOSO, NEW MEXICO Diana for more details at 257-4073 or evenings at 257 ·-- pavement and sewer available. The adjoining lot may 7063. ·• .",,"·- • Albuquerque owner liquidating 40 choice buildIng sites. be purchased with this beautiful lot. Call Marcia Silver ·-• at257-4073 orevenings at257-4979 for moredetails• ·, • Com munity water. utilities. highway, restricted, etc. -,•· ·, $200.'00 DOWN, $7.5.00 MONTHLY COCHRON 1f1 ..:.. lofs. (3]. Good building site, with all 0" 10% PER ANNUM INTEREST city utilities, wooded. close to all actiVities. Good owner ,"" • ... '110 NO CLOSING COSTS. financing. Call Jim Littlefield for priCeS. at 257-7373 or • 0- , • •'. NO PENALTY FOR SAItLY PAYOFF eveningsat336-4657• ... ':, • PLUsE. REALTORS - THESE TERMS, WE -."·....." NO AT , , CANNOT AFFORD THE HIGH COMMISSIONS. .:~ J..~•• N.J.MoodY Gllry CaugllttlD DIrIeue dart JlldyMeyer dtel "-'• • Offer good for two weeks only. Ownel',sJ)tndllttwinter lit ltd.m.mt Re••m-l417 Res. 25NiZU Bei.2&7"ZZZ Rea. 25'7-5407 , .'. Acapulco and Walklkl Beach. I win reneaotlate In the' U..U .....d . MaiefitSl.tm. JintIJWefleld Manuel JlIIdDlo TOm n.vll .--' Rel.~·· Bel.m,_ ·.-• Spring. '. Hei.m-. " lte*,Z$1..mt. 1U•• 2&7-:r_ • .. Sudd,rthOHic.h 257>4073 - Mechem Office: 25,r..7373 •·, Ole....",.....".K LUCAS .. ·(·50S).··'296-4413 ' , •.· I" •·•· :.l. .... ,.,.,- """'- ,..,. . ...-' ~~...... ----...... M'p4 jiiil#'.p ,•.. pi. W f ..:: ...·,P.""'t'·.'..z; .;::s...... _PI, PjfiF ...... paP ...."""' ..,F P,."", )i?:P4 pdp Pzz JIll? p,jiIP;:S',P'::;:SR, Fur.p '?:p,P.....>t,> ..... Pupp>.PfAP,H?,.SfP:•.Pj~;:s$~,$1 .e..' , ,.. ',., ...... ~.- ' ,., .... ,' .,."'.' .. '." , ..•.,.. ,.. .,.' ,.~" ..{ ".' ',"", ,.-. ,.;--.. ~ ..:...: ...., , .... L": ..~.: .. ',.':",' ...... ,. , .. ..." I'''' ", ',: ,,' ',-- '.~ ...... "} ;1-':,; . • , , , . , TRADE FOR RUIDOSO PROPERTY - 4 acres in Alwnogordo. Set up for mobile A: .,ilt1.1ip."' •• .Lt"A, (~;~.r,:2 home, 2 unimproved lots In Cape Coral. Florida. Trade for swne In Ruidoso. 257. -M(l8ILE -HQMU'·" .. ". . '.'." Q' ~n. W~~w " New," Used BEAUTIFUL-new mountllin home on one acre,ln exclusive RanchO Ruidoso. (505) ) 33lH566. 41H1tp I GW' 1,456 SQUARE FEET - house. Range, FIVE ACRES - for onI,y $11,000. Low frost-free refrigerator, dishwasher, down payment and goocU.erms, CQ\\ the disposaL House type insulation, Lallll Men atGreat Western Realty, 338 fireplace, vault1!d beam ceiling, carpet. 4378 orevenings, Herb SeeJder, 671-45D7 0II1y $30,000 plus tax. AIel< Adams. 1107 Mechem, Highway 37. 257-7733 or 336 45111 A"'l1I-tfc , ,I WE WANI YOU 10 elE, SAIISFIED I Buck Meyer Diana Meyer e)t':l.R~~a~~~~ 257-7477 257-7477 .. rlt".:rMili .. Dick Hall Tessa Smith 'BEST BUY! 3,000+ sq. ft. home, completely fnraIsbed. has 4 bedrooms and 3 Locate4 2.7 Miles East ,of the Y On Highway 70 257-9308 257-5307 baths, f!~lace. double garage. alee view allll trees. PrIced at $105.000.110 with HANDY MAN'S DREAM. Nlee, furnished 2 bedroom mobUe located ou lnrge Kevin Hayes Evelyn Paxton ownerfu...nelng. level lot with 8'dZ' covered porch. Tbere Is a pol1/aUy finished to'd' aport- 257-4497 257-4842 'ACREAGE IN HONDO VALLEY. Ito acres adjolJlfng the property ofonr owo ment. TfIe plumbing Is completed In the apartment and mosl of the materials, famoll!l artist Peter Hard, hal some water rlgbts. rlver frontage aIIII priced at Including tbe ca~, ha~ been purchased to fmull the apartmenl. Uve In the '1,785 peracre. mobUe and f.....sh the apartment. One wIll make a nice rcntal ...d Dve In tite.> 1.61 Acres. Tank Rd off Mechem. tom Chalel. 3 Bdnn/2 Bath, View, Wants Offer. 11452. CUll INCOME PROPERTY. Almosl: acres of i8nd wlth mobRe homes. UveInode other. All goos at$26,500.00 WIth lmmedlntepossessloD. View. MastSee! $152,000. mao 5 22,000 sqtft lots above River In 6,884 sqllt, 6 Bdrm/l Bath, Stoae, 3 and rent the rest. Room lor acIdJ.t1oll81 mohOe,bomes. Priced at $'15,000.00 wltb ZONED FOl\ MOBILES.'LocatedjostoHHIgbway37blGaVJllUlCanyolL Largli , Upper Caayon. $20,000, 11437. F1replnces.Saaaa. 114613 some terms. pine covered lois wltb most e1ty utlUtles avaUabie. Terms or 15% dlscouat for IIOxl12x90ll114 Level View Lot, Accessible 3 Bdrm/1'1.z Bath wIth ,OOMMERCIAL PROPERTY.Webavea large 1,000 +squarefoot bulldlllg wllb cash. Start at$1.,500.00. ,' N4918 Ebard Dr, Holiday AcreJl. game room, carport.$55,000. {f.578 ,partial basemeut lbal Is located QD L3 .~8 of land wltb 285' of highway IF YOU CALL AND I'M NOT IN. DON'T BE BASHFtJL! LEAVE YOUR 23,000 sq/ft lots, Sun Valley. $5,500 frontage. Owuer f1mlllcIng at '18.00 per square foot makes Ibis a Stlper good NAME AND NUMBER OR MESSAGE wrm MY MECHANICAL 114118. $6,000 {fU62 Duplex Near Traek, z-z Bdnn/1 BathUnits, $27,500. NUtS buy: SECRETARY AND J'LLGETBACK TO YOU AS SOON AS possmLE. Sleepy Hollow 2 Bdrm/l Bath Cnbln, Fenced Construcllon Yard with U50 Lnrlle Decks.$49,500. 114747 sq/flShop, $27.500.114131 BILL PI~~~; r~o~ZI"ealtor , ,P.O. BOX 966 _ RUIDOSO DOWNS. NEW MEXICO 88346 BILL 51::':A: ~:Ies Assoc. Twin Mountain 2 Bdrm/l Balh 15,000 sq/ft Comer Lots near 1 Mobile, Well, 80xl60 Lot, $13,500. Cousins', $125,OOO.1IU2O {f{911! i········································~············ ·t .. ' ; Joha V. BaI\, QoaIIfylq Broker. 338-1587 .. .. "YOU CAN COURT ON USI" =.~~e:le;:eu~:::::::= of+ .. Jane Bartee&, Assocfate. 2571171 of+ .. Joha !ll1\rey, Auoda~, 257-51174 .. ~. .. Dorothy Stone, Auodate, 257-5900 -'a. p- .&a. J. Greg Matera, Assodate. 257·2882 1:: i SC 257-5111 Gary MeSwane, Assocfate, 257-5123 f REAL ESTATE, INC. .. I .. BOX 1232 505-257-4686 .. .. I BRAND NEW LISTING ON AN EXCEPTIONAL CUSOOM BUILT BERKLEY t r r.. BEAUTIFUL HOME IN PINE TOP HILLS offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. den. utility room, double carport, two t MOBILE HOME. Many cuslom leaturea sucb as a hullt·1n wood burning .. V.J fireplaces. large basement_ Easy access. lovely view. $98,500. fl- IIreplace make this 2 bedroom, 2 bath a comfortele flnt or second bome. LociJted on a fine lot with extremely good access. the whole package Is ouly t CD APPEALING CABIN WITH OUTSTANDING MOUNTAIN VIEW has 2 bedrooms, bath, utility room, t $36,000.00. -'a. fireplace. Good location with paved access. $39,500. -'a. .' "to" \' -cr • GORGEOUS VIEW AND IN mE PINES TOO - 'IhIs beautiful I bedroom. 3 .'• bath home has a largeliving area plus separategame room. Located 011 a paved .. \ CHARMING MOUNTAIN HOME Includes 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, double garage, fireplace. Special features fl- are Jacuzzi and attractive use of skylights. FantastiCj,view and one of Ruidoso's most preferred locations. ... • slreel wllb all city ulllllles. Extra lnrge lot wllb curved drive InIo double car t 0 t -• port. Tbe Idtchen has aU buU(.Jl1fllnelud!ng compactor. Priced below appraised .. $90.000. . VllJue. ! .. JUST $24.950 WILL PURCHASE this cute 2-bedroom cabIn. Good owner financIng proVided. -cr BEAUTIFUL 5 ACRE TRACf with exceUent view. Waler already piped 10 property. Nolural gas In street In lront 01 property. Easy accea wlth counlry ~ T ~ ! · UvIlIg atmosphere. ONE ACRE of beautiful land with good view. easy acceSs. Is situated In roiling hills near capitan. Water and 'P' .'..• . fT\ electricity to.'O!,; ~~,~~?,. ...;.~ H~UTJFUL 1 A&I\ERlVERLOTwitbnh!eUedt-.f1liifb Iiilllle.'lheelit'dt , .' .. ." ,. ,. '" i •"' • 'filllldlug slle behind bouse with view of river. Large pines, paved slreel, IllIBY .. "LJ BEAUTIFUL LARGE LOT in presflglous Alto Village provtdes an Ideal building site with the enviable com- TJ" • access In very good location. can for appointment 10 see this at your coo • blnatlon of privacy and easyaccess. $12,500. • venlence. .. L.. ,of+ • E • , PILOT'S SPECIAL - Your plane wlll be In ....lIdng distance from this 3 : CD LOVELY HONDO VALLEY is the desirable setting for this good-looking home with 3 bedrooms. den. 2 baths, :t bedroom, 1% bath wIth IIreplace. You wlll have a commallllfng vIew 01 the .. fireplace, doublegarage. Situatedon 11.8 acres, with river frontage. It's a terrific buy at 586.950. * alrport and Wblte Mountain area,and lbe besl pert Is II ClIIIan be yours for ooly G$69.500.00. ! 0 VACATION HOME AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE. Cute I-bedroom cabin with rock fireplace Is In good t "to" cbndltion and is easily accessible. Just$25,000. 'P' U 'iF YOU AREPRESEN1t.YOONSlDERlNG SElJJNGYOUR HOME, LOT OR BUSINESS. BILL PIPPIN REAL F.SrATE,INC. WOULD APPRECIATEmE HANDSOME HOME IN CREE MEADOWS HEIGHTS offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, game room, large rock OPPO~TUNITY TO VISITWlTH YOU ANDDf8CU&'l YOUR PLANS. : -0 i Y COME BY AND LET US SHOW' YOU SOME OF mE MOSl' f1...pl.Q••••f1 ....._,...."".... M BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN RUIDOSO. WE HAVE LOTS INALL i '3 lB REALTORS i PRICE RANGES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS AND DESIRE9. HARRY RAY CLlFFOWEN BRYANLDUPREE, Res.: 257·'/738 ReI.: 257-1225 Res.: 257-7031 p~ ~ MlKEWAWRON JAMESTAYLOR GERRI DUPREE : 0 h t , ...... P.. o.... 1442 i Res.: 257-5'90 Res.: 257.7M5 Res.: 257-7U3I YOUA' INDIl:PENOENT t I / company, InC, ruhIolO,M.IM.Ico88345" • WITH THE BUY IB • REAl-TOR :•••••••••••••••••••••••••••*••••••••••••••••••••••••••, • PERFECT INVESTMENT Condo that MOUNTAIN HOME adjoining Nat'/. EXCELLENT VIEW, large lot, Alto • INCOME PROPERTY - good rental Village. good bUilding site, golf course has 2 BR •• 1'h baths and is completelV history - duplex in Alto Village, 3 BR.• 2 Forest. Secluded yet convenient. Three furnished and ready to move into. Has a location. Call Bill. - baths each side - completely furnished. BR., 2 baths, knotty pine interior. huge good assumable loan and a strong rental quartz rock fireplace. Immaculate Call Bill. UNDER $50.000 IN INNSBROOK history. Owner is buying a larger unit and LOOKING FOR A BEAUTIFUL VIEW? condition inside and out. Owner is ill and says get an offer in the low 4Q's. Ask for will finance at 12% over 15 yrs. VILLAGE. cute 2 BR" I bath Condo. 3-4 BR. house. 2 baths. redwood decks. Ideal for investors and tax shelter con· Richard. • patio. fireplace. Call Sid. w/reasonable down payment. Call BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT across scious Iolks. Overlooks the lake. this • VERY WELL BUILT 2 BR•• 1'l4 bath Richard. from White Mtn. School. Lot is over V2 • offers good terms to right party. Perfect • home. beautiful yard w/trees and shrubs. IMPRESSIVE DESCRIBES this acre w/all city utilities. It is perfectly • lor singles. Betty hasdetails. • Large carport w/storage. Ask Peter to beautiful corporate home. High in trees level and would be a great place for a w/a great view. Has5 BRS., 4 baths. 3.400 • show you. CON 00.2 BR.• 2 baths. centrally located year round home in Ruidoso. Call Rick. • TIMING IS RIGHT for the purchase of sq. ft. w/3 decks. Owner must sell and is ••• in the tall pines, Very well priced. Let • one or more of these Golf Course lots. offering very attractive terms. Priced • Sonja show you how this property can • well below the market at $144.500.00. Call ." Terms being offered are an added ad work for you. • vantage. Call Betty. Rick. .: " FANTASTIC VIEW GOES w/thls very' WANT A MOUNTAIN HOME? Nice 3 OWNER MOVING, anxious to sell,3 BR., " 2 baths. Chalet style, located in Upper large 3 BR, home. Large rock fireplace BR., 2 bath home w/wood interior. '.•• wall, very spacious rooms. Oversized 564,500. Call Sid. Canyon. Call Paula. '. double car garage. Very well appointed_ SEVERAL COMMERCIAL PROPER Let me showyou this beautiful home. Call TI ES w/or wlout improvements. If you Sonja. are looking for a shop, store. restaurant. CHARMING COUNTRY STYLE HOME cabin operation or acreage to build your 257- 77 w/many unique features. Enjoy the own. call Peter. seclusion, 3 BR .• 2 baths located on 5 Open 7 DtIs AWeek acres. Call Paula. 8:30 A. M. 11 S:oo P. M. " RIchard-tmhnJn RIelc _ MItIil .. JOck law , 257-2109 251-9632 257-5641 tS'1-23M BILL HIRSCHFELD PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, ANbSALES 2$7·921;2 ,""' I Res. 257·12& . . .. . Mts '. ··ftM~~ d~ ..~~ ~' • ·be.ted In the ""lIi .... nuqse Me.fll,0 .,,1..W'''''''f Set; ,." Stmiot1 w...... ,~.,...,., i7, :. P. O. Box 2200 Raido!lO,New Mexico UJIJllfI' L •.' , . '., .. • • c·, " , •, . ~" .. Page 12 - Ruid~so rN.M.I NeV#~ .Camp escapee v .walks'e back in HenryBob Mal1:ln. also known as Monty Steve Sonders. Lewis Pettlte, a resident of camp Sierra According to CiB officials. Martin Blanca (CiB) Adult Rebab~latlon Center, returned to the camP about 2:30 p.m.• was reported missing from that minimum Sundey. He was laken to the Uncoln security facility Soturdey when he "failed County Jail, where he was being held to return from a work release program in Mondey morning for security reasons. No . Ruidoso, according to district attorney charges have been filed In the case. Rapist escapes TIle judge wss playing "Up the Lazy small service slaUon on 1-25 about 20 niI1es River" for William Raymond Chavez, but west of Las Vegas, and Chavez performed the 20-year-old convicted robber and rapist his rendlUon of "Hit the Road Jack." hadanothertune In mind - something like Despite being handcuffed to what is "So Long, It's Been Good to Know You." called a "belly chain," Chavez was allle to Chavez was being transported from the outrun the guard, An extensive search by New Mexico Slate Penitentiary bsck to State Pollee and local law enforcement Quay County for resentencing on the Auto personnel faUed to produce the escapee. TIleft charge, when he asked his guam If This week the State CrIme Stoppers he could use a restroom, Conunission Is offering a $1,000 reward for The guard, Quay County Sherlff's lnformaUon leading to the recapture of Deputy Newell Edwards, stopped at a Chavez, PEANUT SATHERS LEAF CONFEOIONERY, INC. KlAn " . ,-" SPECIALTY CO. CARAMELS 85 DELICIOUS ··.'COlORAMA WHOPPERS 240 PIECES 7S PIECES PEANUT ROLLS , BUTTER REAL MALTED MIL-K CANDY MADE 1V2 L85. WITH OLD FASHIONED MALTED MILK KISSES NET WT. 26Vz 4)Z. (1 LB., 10lh OZ.) 1 LB., 2% OZ. NET WT. 19 oz. $ 23 $ 69 (1 LB., 3 oz.) LEAF CONFEOIONERY, INC. LIFE SAVERS, INC. SATHERS GIBSON'S PAL LIFE CRYSTAL HAS SAVERS HALLOWEEN PURE .PARTY FAVORS, WINNING SECOND In their heat at Sunday's Cub Scout Push, BUBBLE GUM mobile competition In Roswell were these local scouts. from left, ROLL CANDY Scott Hickerson. Eric Collins, Jessie Foster (standing), David LOLLYPOPS DECORATIONS Edwards. DUlity Skellet. Cody Willard, Peter Gabel, Jeffery INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED MINIATURES APPROXIMATELY AND Bigham (partially hidden) and Nathan Grant. They are members 160 PIECES 25 ROLLS 61 PIECES of Den One, Coni Foster, den mother, NET WT. 8.1 OZ. NET WT. 12% OZ. LARGE NET WT. 18V2 OZ. SELEOION (1 LB., 2% OZ.) 33 OF $1 CANDY LUNCHEON SPECIALS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY HALLOWEEN MONDAY, OaOBER 27 Beef Tips And Rice, Choice Of Soup Or Salad, COSTUMES GIBSON Vegetable •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 •••••••$3.95 PHARMACY TUESDAY, OaOBER 28 WE HAVE A SENIOR Short Ribs, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Vegetable, PRICES FROM CITIZEN PROGRAM Tossed Salad ••••••••••••••••••••• II••••••••••••••••••• $3.95 87 97 25'7·9617 WEDNESDAY, OaOBER 29 $2 TO $4 WILLIAM H. RORER, INC. Cabbage Rolls, With Sweet And Sour Sauce, Mashed CAMALOX Potatoes, Vegetable, Choice Of Soup Or Salad ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $3.95 50 CHEWABLE $1 99 TABLETS THURSDAY, OOOBER 30 WILLIAM H. RORER, INC. Red Or Green &u:hi1aclas With Meat, Served with , CAMALOX Refried Beans And Rice $3.95 . SUSPENSION FRIDAY, OOOBER 31 Mystery Spedal ••..••••.•.•.•.'.•••• 11 •••••••••••••••• $3.95 .. 12 FL. OZ. $259 " THE MENU SPECIALS CHANGE EACH WEEK :UflJOtiNCO. KAOPECTATE . , '" CONCENTRATE ~ .,$" 79 . ." .. ~------_ ••._.•.---••------"••-.-•.- ..•.•,..", .' ...•. " I' A· '. '. ,:... ' ',~ " .• -. --~.~.~ -~_. ~,." ,.' ....t.:.iO...... -" .....oe\:!!i..;n· ,,;,t -'." ...-...--...... ,.....:...... "'-...... "'" ,,,-,,- •.-f~ w":M'*'in;;#4'*ii'W>->cW** Cb'S'iiir:""---W- -. .•".... '-*e_·....',O;,·'••"=$".-,- be-thos 1 .,., ...• ....~:_ .. , :.-:.~. -.,~, "", ,.~rw.._,;.-··, .' ....,. ..". .._.". .,.. .,...."'l "'f',.,....-'''"' ~,..""""".-.,.'~,_"""""'~-'..,.."..,..,....,."..~"":"'IIf"....,~-...... ~ - ...~ .• ,., .. ,""'"11' .,,", ."":'"1" -'!"J"'._""'II''''''.'''''':''~':':f'''II''''''';F'IJi!ii;-!''''.'{~~~-'I'f "".',7' ""I ''''''''''.~-~ ~ _. _ ... ~ _ ~ .• _ .• _ _ .~ _."" .• '- " ..._."_ .~-.,.~ .... ""': ·n. ":'" .....,.., .,.," ''''', ,.. "" .~ 1 .'~ '-.'" c" . ... Page2 - Ruidoso [N.M.1 News Monday,Ocfober27,1980 • A MEDITATION GARDEN was Insfalled at fhe entrance to first time. More annual flowers will be placed next spring to add Forest Lawn Cemetery this summer and bloomed In June for the color and malnfain year round beaufy. Garden added to Forest Lawn THE IDEA of designing a meditation garden at Forest Lawn Cemefery was that of Corinne Montgomery. left•. and Neta Win BVCHARLOTTE FELLERS said. niford. right. The ladles, working with Billie Clarke. chairperson StaffWriter/Pbotograpber Flowers started blooming In mid summer and a T sbaped walkway was of the Cemetery Committee. have completed fhe first planting of A meditation garden bas been partially built, edged In redwood and filled with flowers af the garden. completed at Forest Lawn Cemetery In bark. The garden was completed In early . Ruidoso, a project undertaken by several September when a birdbath and two ELECT AWORKING SHERIFF: volunteers In cooperation with the concrete benches were added. "SERVICE & HONESTY. Cemetery Board. Plans call for 200 tullp bulbs to beset out °EVERY CALL ANSWERED & A The garden is located just Inside the in early November. Other Dowers In the BILL REPORT FILED. entrance to Forest Lawn and was the Idea garden include asters, snapdragons, red "FAIR & EQUAL TREATMENT. of Corinne Montgomery and Neta Win dallahs, gladiolus, cushion mums, ELLIOn "24 HOUR SERVICE. nIford, who bave worked since April to greenery and ground cover. SHERIFF OF OPEN DOOR POLICY: develop the fOl'J11erly natural environment Montgomery noted that assistance was LINCOLN COUNTY 0 1 WILL BE AVAILABLE AT Into a garden which will "accept the received from BUlle Clarke. cbalrperson °Experlenced AN'lTIME TO HEAR YOUR COM· pennanent beauty and blend In with the for the Cemetery Committee, many "Qualified MENTS OR PROBLEMS. rustle beauty and natural chal'J11 of the friends who provided plants and materials "Dedicated LINCOLN COUNTY SERVICE AND cemetery," Montgomery said. and one person from out of state who Your Influence &Support PROTECTION IS MY PLEDGE. Many annual Dowers were planted so provided a memorial sign which Is placed Is Deeply Appreciated Pol. Ad", "ald For By Corr fJ\ lllee 10 Elrel Bill Ellloll colors would be noticed In the first fall, at the garden. Montgomery said. Additional Dower bulbs "Not enough can be said for those were also planted and soil added and generous persons who have contributed so fertilized. Montgomery said over 350 much to our effort and we appreciate their plants were placed and most survived. help tremendously. The garden Is, and wlIl "Watering became a problem with the continue to be, a lovely spot when you first Don'l Forgel' long spell of dry weather early In the tum In through the gates. It Is a source of summer. and almost semi-weekly pride to all who have had an active part In spraying defeated the ~ssboppers," she making It possible." Montgomery said. Kids, Tomorrow's ~------...... The Big Day! ENTRIES IN THE "DECORATE A PUMPKIN" CONTEST WILL BE ACCEPTED TUESDAY, A MEMORIAL SIGN was placed at the Medlfatlon Garden at OCTOBER 28 THRU Foresf Lawn Cemefery by an oUf-ot'state donor. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 300 1IIfllllllirSOFT TACOS JUDGING WILL BE IHE ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EYENING Of OCTOBER 30 • • flour tortillas filled with chili, cheese, : "COME ONE, :. PARTY lettuce, tomato and onion •.. ' • Friday, October 31 :• COME ALLf" :• 2:00·4:00 Available Daily! ... in addition 10 :12 sandWicheS. souPS. stllW. chili. salads, 'ine p.slrl" RUIDOSO iiJnd desserts •• ! COUSINS' i STATE BANK l\1O'I'TINGHAM'S memlter FDIC dell &. eateriug™ PACKAGE STORE i adivisiGll of i i RESTAURAHI SERViCES CORP, UNLID. :• Adjacent To Cousins' Restaurant And SQloon :.• PRESENTING •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HOLIDAY INN'S 2nd Annual Let's Keep a Strong . ":';;~';:_, Voice in Santa Fe by HALLOWEEN EJecting a Man Who Knows Lincoln and COSTUME Otero Counties as well as all of New Mexico. A man who is responsive PARTY to all people. Friday, October 31 - 8:00 P.Mo A Man with a Proven Record of Success in $50 Cash Award For The Most o Business ... Original Costume $50 Cash Award For The THATMANIS Scariest Costume Trophy For The Best Couple In Dance Contest · . MUSIC BY . • · THE WILLEY BROTHERS • • • .,. .. , , +-.. ~ ~'","" THeFU~! ·", .. ·.... . COME JOIN .IN ..*: ·~ ' . -#>. ~ * , . .. ..- .. ... ,{ • ..; ~'. ,', • - Po-". .,,', , . . " ~ ; •• ..,'; ... ' SOLO LIF! OFF - The two solo pilots of the United States Air Force :4erJal Demonstration Team. the "Thunderblrds:' do a formation takeoff from their home base. Nellis AIr Force Base, Nevada, Lead Solo is Captain R. D. Evans of Osceola, Arkansas, with Captain ~onny Childers. Hartselle, Alabama, flying number 6. The team Will appear at Holloman Air Force Base on November 1. The 30 minute air show follows a precision 20 minute ground ceremony before takeoff and Is the highlight of the base's annual Open Hous~. The public Is Invited to attend the Open House from 11, a,m, until 5 p.m. There is no admission charge. (United States Air Force Photo). .. . , CHRISTMAS TREE DAMAGE - Lincoln National Forest of· ficials are worried about the damage done to the forest each year by Christmas Tree cutters, Some examples are shown here by Cloudcroft timber staff officer Bill Wilson, They Include the large tree In the foreground. cut and topped. with the rest of the tree left to become a fire hazard. and stumps left too tall (they should be shorter than the lowest live 11mb on the tree next to Wilson and on the right). The tall stumps will grow into deformed trees which will eventually have to be cut down anyway. and because they do not decay properly, they become harbors for insects and diseases, ERS~' ~l'T. -~~. ~ ~:~ WILLEY BROTH '.:; APPEARING i;, ~.:. .. .~ TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY IN THE MON JEAU LOUNGE Come By And Join In The Fun! ---- IF yOU ARE A LINCOLN COUNTY PROPERTY OWNER AND CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY TAXES, THEN YOU SHOULD VOTE FOR A PERSON THAT Will: *GUARANTEE A FAiR AND EQUAL ASSESSMENT PROGRAM FOR ALLOF LINCOLN COUNTY; *BE AVAILABLE AND KNOWLEDGEABLE TO EX PLAIN HOW YOUR PROPERTY HAS BEEN ASSESSED; *OPERATE A MORE EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE OFFICE; .,.rBE CERTIFIED BY STATE STATUTE TO DO THE JOB; *ALSO BE CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY l'AX£S. THAT PERSON IS . •, • -'. c. o. ,. > ROMINIER '. DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF , LINCOLN COUNIY, ASSESSOR CERTIFIED * EXPERIENCED .our Vote wiil Be Appreciated Paid for by C. O. ROn'linger III .. • '.. ,. .. :; , .;.,. .' \.' . .... ,-'"' ..... __ .".~ ...... _"" ._ ...... ~...... '-_.~ L .."""", ~ , .' ",_' "",.; . {\ '. • . I' i'- .' I I' .'" 1'-" · .. ,,, ·, 'H p"., • It I ' .. " "., "."""" . . I.S.A1WOOD v • BOOKKEEPINb AND ~ TAX, SERVia BOX 477 - RUID050 USlness roessionairec, . '.' ....' . 0 These Ilualffie~ ~ontractls lit Rnns Offer Many Roo ~Mces ami Protloots , =. .==. .======I SAlUTE TO CHAMBER MEMBERS ~i baregur featlle iI tilMlUIay. oftJi ~t1J iItJrdI:e 1M memIM ofiM Rriso Vjy CII*ofC8nerrJ HIt,hW,lI DEALER FOR ", AlTho " INSUltSllU'M'ERS GUARANTY ABSTRAa &TITLf CO. BOX 964- PHONE 257·2091 OR 257·5054 RUIDOSO, NEW MEXIC088345 LOCATED NEXTTOCABLEVISION Owners: AI and Charlene Ward Abstractor: Naila Sluder GR GIKlDELI. ImED & GLASS, 1m'.. SsG INSURANf£ • HOMEOWNERS NU LF·JON ES, located In the Sierra Chamber during the June membership drive. Professional Center, is staffed by Terry Jones, The firm prOVides accounting, auditing and tax WOOD WELDING can save CPA, and partner; Alan Tayior and Joe Sedillo, service, management advisory services, accountants, and Marjorie Jones, secretary, bookkeeping and computer services. Business SERVICE pictured. The other partner In the business Is hours at 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through PHON E378·4614 k1~ on insurance! Marion Nulf of Roswell. The business opened Friday. New Steel in Stock locally about 31f2 years ago, and joined the Repair and Fabrication 'Ornamentallron Work Coni Foslpr (;(Jlplf'tlr f:fJI/((lr 2,1 i·44.12 •Portable Welding •Radiator Repair 1.H. (Pete) Wood ~(~ POWER ~~HAIR SHOP PLUS NOW REOPENED SAME LOCATION OP~N TU~5DAY , fRIDAY FOR APPOINTMENT Car Wash CALL 257·7129 offers ~ OIIK·CHANGE SERVICE AUTOSOOV{OMPlETEREPAIRING _ MAlTER IN MfTlLWORK.'IB~ 1l'IIIAUIIIl\ 011, Fllt.r And Lube SIERRA LANDSCAPING, which Is owned by driveways and patios. The focus of their work Is IUl~" A~"(IRr",,, A"' ~, ' Mack Rice and Ralph Romero, opened for "not only good looks," but also control of erosion. DIAl 371-4 "'- $15.95 •.. 15 minule service S,I,IIn1l1AI ~l RIO CLA~~ WORU business in June and joined the Ruidoso Valley Laying of sod Is possible year round, Romero M ij RIRlIIJl1'1l, 11'11 !AIlIn IH~URAHC( CLAIMS ·1."'''0'' ,I"IIU~.' ••' 'Il" tR'J .'.... num - also - Chamber of Commerce at that time. Romero Is said, ~nd Is especially successful during the fall. h!l,t,·""." pictured above with members of his crew, Lalo, when the grass will divert most of Its energy to HUGHES BODY SHOP COMPLETE DETAIL CLEAII AND PAINT J' 1It'1'IIfW.,,'.I1prt~. Jerry and Francisco. The firm offers back hoe producing roots. For more Information, contact ~HI\I'I.11II \IU\~'" 11'11'/ ENGINE, WAX AND 'OLlSH, and brush hog service, yard work, sod and Romero at 378·4278. SHAMPOO INTERIOR topsoil work, stone work, and also installs 1001 Sudderth Phone 257·2107 RUIDOSO MINISTORAGf Rentals DIAL 257-4001 Located Mountain Auto CARPET Service, Hi"way 70 t Ruidoso Downs, Nexl To Frank's Fruit Martet. 1~1~~~l~~~\ ~~\\\~ Phone 378-4513 or 2574491. CLEANED Dale Fugate. $2995 .~"" ~'I Avg. Iifing room and hall ~ ~'R~:E ES11\IATES Now ••• Advanced technique. aod EXPERTl,LASS AVG. U\ ING ROOM &ROI>YWORK DlNING ROOM [or dining area1 memfesl developments make poalble TURN THOSE 'TRICKS INTO and HALL superior result. right In your home - 8Dd ~o hilrs E~prril'IH e 95 at aprice you can afford. Now you can CIEANED $39 have your carpets cleaned profellionally 0 TREATS FAST! 1UI.O('K un- SI mmRl'H as often as yoo Uke. PHUN~: (It\ ('ARRWH'ANYUN 25;· :9'!5 ' 1I0AU ' SINC~ CLASSIFIEDS 1bis Is Ruidoso" 1945 .. CALL NOW ~' 75 II FORAPPOINTMINT 257·9081 $1 minimum UVING ROOM Deep ~oil (xtraction ~G ROOM REAMY DRILLING ~L - or W\95 ADDITIONAL5cSQ. YD. & tIl995 ..,,tJ MOST CARPrfS DRY DINING ..,\J COMPANY IN 1·~ HRS. ROOM 10 per word, SCHRAM IOlODRILL YES, WE DO DYE CARPETING RIGHT IN YOUR HOME and It Is ready to lISe EQUIPPID Immetlately. We will also TINTor COLORIZE your carpet whOe sbampoolng at sUght additional charge. COLOMSO BRIGHT AND VIVID you wm be astounded. ', OUR SCARY DEADLINES ARE: •liCENSED • BONDED • INSURED " ·wARRANTY- ••• Our expert crew. wm cleaD your earpetIDg ·WEDHIIQAf·, ~:304~M. Kenneth, Reamy •driller ' DEnER than yOD have ever .een before, Upholatered fumUure, FOR THURSDAY Pho,e 505454.2470 area and Oriental carpets Included In tbls "ID HOllle Service." 4 H.ollis (Q~mins· partner Phone 505·354·2219 ~, l~enings505.354.2429 {liUIRanl1l" P.O. Box 474 '--., ' CAPITAN,., H.M. ~.,' I, GUARANTEE CARPET CLEANING I DYE CO. 88316 .' , , , . Page 2 - Ruidoso [N.M.] News .' -' • , ;. i i \ , , ,r~\_~'I L""(.;li'l\;~-'··q:j;'"" " r N r. • , l..J - d ... ' f _ YLI., J"",.,• ,-,''',",,)" 0'"I I ,- : . ! " - , " . , ' (NBC) MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.O,T., P.D.T. -8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. ,-. . .. 'f tI' _. , '-''''-'~' O,j I I "Father DemIen: The Leper Priest" 1980 Ken Howard, Mike Farrell. A powerful and moving drama based on the life of the Roman catholic priest Who devoted his life to helping the afflicted r, ~ ,.. ~,' ~, - 1 1- '~np~R c '111(nr· , , . - i • ,;v. tOJ-'Vt,; t U.J J at the leper colony on the Hawaiian Island of Molokaf. TUESDAY rll,,~'plr/ ,.., ,..' i (CBS) TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 8:00PM E.O.T., P.D.T.· 7:00 rt~,. ~_I".,'- ~ " ... ~~C('M AlbiJquNqUf' ,Cb~. .- PM C.O.T., M.D.T. . "Salem', Lot" 1979 David Soul, James Mason. Achilling story of vampirism running rampant In modern-day New England. (R) WEDtjlESOAY c ':,~JNEL 1/ VlfTB~ A1ldntd lind.; (CBS) WEDNESDAY NIGKT MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.D.T., P.D.T. -8:00 PM C.o.T., M,O.T. KTSM E! Paso ,NBCJ "The JIYf)I Mansfield Story" 1980 Lonl Anderson, Arnold SChwarzenegger. Based on the life of the actress and sex symbol, the movie portrays Jayne Mansfield from her arrival In HollywoOd CHANN[L 19-I(VIA EI Paso [ABC] as a 21·year-old, wide-eyed, overweight brunette In search of star· dom until her early death. .... d""rk.\ and :ildtj(Jn~ n'sl'rvt'lhl' right ::::::======::t~o=('=h~an=gl!l'~proJ:ra mmlns.: (NBC) MOVIE OF THE WEEK: 9:00 PM E.o.T., P.o.T.· 8:00 PM C.D.T., M.D.T. "The Omen" 1976 Gregory Peck, Lee Remick. To hiS horror, the AmerlC , . ~ \:~'\n'i,': *, ' ••, ....'.f!l; r' f Il".,... '.1,1 ,\,'\,...... , 1",U~ _" ", Ruidoso [N.M.] News - Page 3 i Television Schedule For The Week Of Oct. 27 through Nov. 2' 3:30 NCAA WATER POI.OlMON.) _ • RISE AND BE HEALED AmRSCHOOlSPEClAL(WED,) t.ID ESPN COUfGE FOOTBALL REVIEW · TOMANDJERAY IE-4DRAMA) 11:00 MOVlE(~.,WE.D"THUR.) •I NEWS : EM£RGENCYOHE · ~TES: ELECTlOH '80 I JEFFERSOHS epresenlatives of the leading Presldenllal can· · ROSS BAGLEY SHOW dJdales debale the Important issues con/ronllng Ihe BEVERLY IfLUIWES hopefuls in this courtroom type formal examination. · THe LOVE BOAT (60 mins.) .;00 . STARTREK mLOUGRANT 11:31 WHISPERS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE Billie Is Polven an Inside view 0/ politics as wellas a SCOOBYDOO rough 'Miallon Irom the press bus when she goes , · SESAMESTREET on the road to cover ahotshotpolilician. (60 mlns.) f HOGAN'S HEROES • FESTJYALOF PRAISE HOUR MAGAZINE • t.l0 NIGHTGAlLERY CAROI.8URNmAND FRIENDS t.1l SPORTS CENTER : JOHNDAVIOSONSHatY E-(SUSPENSE-ROMAHCE) ,.RACQUETBAll TOURNAMENT (WED.) : THETONIGHTSHCW WHAl'S HAPPENING I CBS LATE MOVIE WDOOYWOODPECKER , ROSS BAGlEY SHOW : NBC NEWS t.4O ~ .(MUSICAL-8IOGRAPHy) casHEWS 10:00 OOLlEGEFOOTBALL BOB NEWHART SHOW :. NEWS · BEWlTCHEDfEXC.WED.) • OFESI.A 5:00 SPORTS CENTER ailed as one of the exciling archaeological IInds of M.A.S.H. the century. tills program examines our changing · WELCOMEBACKKOTTER • understanding of man's earliest recorded history SAO: GL£N CAMPBELL·TANYATUCKER (MON.) with Ihe discovery ot 17.000 cuneltorm tablets and TV PfNNNI WITH TOM AND JERRY fragments at Ebla. Syria. (60 mlns,) HEWS 10:3> !'M.A.S.H. EASY · THETONIGHTSHatY CBS NEWS uesl hosl: Martin Mull. Guests: Bob Hope, · RfUG/OUS PAOGIWMtIHG Smothers Broillers. (60 mins.) ALL IN THE FAMI.Y • TOMORROW · ABCHEWS(EXC.WED.) CBS LATE MOVIE 5:30 ABC NEWS ~UlNey M.E.: SuJlJed Be Thy Name' Slars: Jack ·. NBCNEWS Klugman. Garry Walberg. Falhe~ Martin Terrell Is ERlCAH BODY BUILOIlG CHAMPIONSHIPS lound dead In acompromising slluallon. particularly embarrassing COnsIdering the prlesr s crusade : Q-k.ouSPAOGRAMllHG against an obsene publication. (Repeal) 'THE NEW · ELEC'I'RlCCOMPANY )WENGERS: o~esslon' Stars: Patrick Macnee. HAPPY DAYS AGAIf Joanna lumley. former lover of Purdey' sis out to NEWS get reveng~ oli abMouof Arabs. (Repea£) IalGlOUS PAOGRAMMltfG : THETONIG BANFOfI)AHDSOH(EXC.TUE) · ABCNEWSN NE , HAPPYDAYSAGAIN(EXC.WEO.) 10'.50 . THAl'SINCREDIBlE fl:00 ABCNEWSHIGHTLlHE 7' NEWS - , DtCI( CAVETTSHOW uest: Robert Joffrey. company director and MONDAY ~1~dtheJOffrey Ballet. . 11:15 THEGREAT AMERICAN GHOSTTOUR 11:215 EMERGENCY 11:a? TOMORROW uest: Author Norman Maller. (90 mlna.) • JAUESKEHNEDY 1.110 ESPN COllEGE FOOTBAlL REVIEW ;. NEWS 11:91 :~ 12:00 MORECAM8E AND WISE ~MAH ; NEWS • ; UTllEHOUSEOH1l£PRARE · ~CONTACT ~~ ~~ BENNY HIlL JOK£RSWIlD • ROSS BAGlEY SHOW ,. AOCKCHIlfDi 1:00 COLLEGE FOOTBALL 1:1:1 COUEGEfOO'TBAL1. · HEWS HAPPYDAYSNJIM THE ROOKIES PMNAGAZlNE NEWS · MLDWILOWOfltDOF AHIIIAlS NEWSWATCH I.ADIES' MAH TlC TN: DOUGH CBS LAW:fl:lJOtNEDIf PROGAfSS) · A1U.THE FAall.Y ·7lXlClUB · WELCOME8ACK KOTTeR HCWSWATCH 1. What was the name of the soap opera 7:Q) MONDAYHIGHT FOOTBALL RATPA~RE-DRAMA) series set In Boston in the early 1920s? Sports will provlde live coveraQe 01 tho game between the Miami DoIJ!hl.!\s and the New York Jets. HEWSWATCH 2. For a short time, Lee Majors was starrll'll UJTLE HOUSf ON lJ£PRAllE • WOAOSOF HOPE in two series at a time. Name them. Pblind artlsf s 5Uccess leads her mother, who ALLNlGHT ATTHEMCMES 3. Who played Sirota in 'Sirota's Court'? abandoned her as a chIld. 10 attempl a recon- WORlD AT lARGe clllatlon••bul the young palnler angrily refuses. (60 m-sTARSOCCSI 4. What does 'M·A·S·H·' stand for? mlns.) (\A~ptlolled) · THEDOOR 5. What was 'M·A·S*H6'S' theme sane? STREETS OFSAH FRAHaSCO OPEHUP 6. What was Tony Randall's occupallori In · MOHDAY HIGHTAT'IllE MO'JIES 4:3) HEWSWATCH 'The Tony Randall Show'? · BONAVEHTUfETRAYa8HOW ~) M.A.S.H. • ROSS BAGLEYSHOW .,. Nancy Walker left the 'Rhoda' series to FLO 5:00 SPORTS CENTEH star In two short·lived series. Name them. en a skunk moves In, the customern move out tnERHAnoJW.SYUHE ancl flomarehes Into baltle with the critter to save SUPERSTATJOH FUN TIME 8. What do the initials stand for in 'The Man the Yellow Rose from bankruptcy. (season 5:llll NeWSWATCH From U.N.C.L.E.'? Premlerel 1WW' 9. What series did Patrick Duffy star In 1CIOQ.UB tml£ttOUSEONlHE PRARE ! before 'Datfa'? MOHDAYHIGHTFOOTBAU. 10. Who played Friar Tuck In 'When things ,..,. ,~f9ORT Were Rotten'? TUESDAY 11. What newspaper did Oscar Madison work rm'~n for? UwrtllCe Press1Nn Slats a.s a slno1e wenllalslng 12. Who played the original Darrln Stephens hia youno daughter alone and the only male writer in 'Bewitched'? I:tI em=I=~'mf~m'ere) 13. In what series did Jack Warden and Alan ~ther Damlen: The l~ Prfesf 19f1O Stars: Ken Feinstein play detectives? Howard, Mike Farrell. The dramatic true story of the Roman Catholic priest who gave hisIjle In service 10 14. Who played the 'Snoop Sisters'? thfI exiled InhatiiWrts of Hlwalf s leper colony on 15. For what series was 'Keep Your Eye on the Island of MoIokalacenlury ago. (2hrs.) the Sparrow' the theme song? M.A.S.H. · CHAT P£J1FOfIWiCES Inker, Sallor, Soldier, Spy' Part Y. Using Prideaux' aterrible story, George Smiley threads his 'way through thfI maze which he hopes will lead him to Gerald, tile Russian 'mole'. (Cfosed-Captloned) (60mlna.) LOU GRANT MAS.H. Ired 01 \heir collStant complaints about tha quality 01 recreational aetlvllles at Ihe 4077th, Col. Polter 7:00 ~ints HaWkeye and B.J. as the new morale of 1~,.(Repeal) MOHOAY NIGHT ATnIE MOVIES t1t TBSNEWS A quartlll of senaallonal leals-lncllldlng an elec· Ul BARNEY t.IU.ER trllYlng ride oil the rim 0' the Grand Canyon. are WKflP INClNClNNAn PE!rlorlll9d by legendary slunlman DarRobinson. (60 scurrilous remark from a sportswriter leads Les mIRs.) Nessman to think his manhood Is being questIoned. o HOPE FOR PfIESISfT (Repeat, BOb Hope CItches acase of Potomac Fever and runs for Preslden' hlmsell In a salire 0/ the American ;",j.o -. .. ., ------~.------_._------..... • Page 4 - Ruidoso [N.M.I New$ • Television Schedule For The Week Of Oct. 27 through Nov. 2 electoral process. Guests Include: Johnny Carson, to5 MOVIE -(ADVENTURE) til DSOAP 2:10 MOVIE -lADVENTIJREj Roben Urich. Anpie Dickinson, Jonathan Winters, 2:30 , NEWSWATCH Angel Bea Arthur has a deYil 01 a time convincing 2:31 • NEWSWATCH Paul Lynde, Tom Tenmile, sammy Davis Jr. and 3'.30 USTAJUNIOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS Jessica that heaven really can't walt. (90 mlns.) 3:00 RELDHOCKEY Harm~m~~s~ NEWSWATCH 5 MOVIE -(DRAMA) MOYIEo{D!WM) • JESUS IS THE ANSWEfl 7 BARNEY MILlER 3:~ , NEWSWATCH , BONAVENTURE TRAVEl SHOW I 3:35 ~IE~DRAMA) 1"• MAXMORRlS • CELEBRATION VtTTH BOG GASS SAillfSLOT ~:OO • ACCENT ON LMNG 1'SOAP 3:40 WORLDATLAAGE Achilling horror story of vampirism running rampant ~:10 WORLD AT lARGE 8:00 SPORTS CENTER ~:OO In modern-day New England. A successliil novelist ~:J) • SOMETHlNGSPEClAL NEWSWATCH 7 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ~:Jl • NEWSWATCH returns to his boyhood home of Salem's Lot, , ROSS BAGLEY SHOW 8:I NEWS , ROSS BAGLEY SHOW . haunted by the memories of a house that he FAMILY AFFAIR 16 !=l.L.. VOICE FAMILY AFFAIR beheves IS the embodiment 01 pure evil. Stars: David ~:45 ALL NIGHT AT THE MOVIES t.l0 17 NIGHT GALLERY 4:35 ALL NIGHTAT THE MOVIES Soul James Mason. (Repeal. 3hrs.) 5:00 SPORTS CENTER 1'.Il 2 CFL FOOTBAll 5:00 SPORTS CENTER 700ClUB INTERNATIONAL BYUNE : THE TONIGHT SHOW INTERNATIONAL BYUNE : HOPE FOR PRESIDENT SUPER STATION FUN TIME , NATURALHISTORYOFTHEWATERClOSET SUPER STATION FUN TIME • THE WORlO'S MOST SPECTACUlAR STUNT 5:J1 NEWSWATCH nacreative combination of documentary, animation NEWSWATCH mAN MOVIE -(WESTERN) and original music, this musical documentary offers MOVIE -(OOMEDY) 7:J1 . MACNEIL LEHRER REPORT a survey of man's Ingenious attempts over the years 8:00 ' THREE'S COMPANY 10 deal with human wasle, .A.S.H. 1I CAMPAIGN COUNTDOWN : TOM AND DICK SMOTHERS BROTHERS 1_• ROSS BAGLEY SHOW L WEDNESDAY t.o4O 17 • E-lADVENTlJRE) o NOVA 10:00 3 4.15,l;:t.: 'NEWS THURSDAY, 1J50 We Really Need Ihe Rockies?' Locked In the 7 ''"... -i. ." SHOW shale 01 the Western Rocky Mountains IS more 011 EVENING ,• CAUFORNIADREAMS: THIRStY art than In the whole of the Mid-East, but 1'1111 It solve our arrated by Eddie Albert. this documentary focuses gasoline shortage, or Will It Simply turn the Rockies on the city of Los Angeles' historic need to secure EVENING Into a glganlic Industrial zone? 'Nova explores the water sources, and Ifs clash with the residents of promise and the problems of shale 011. (Closed 6:00 SPORTS EXPERIENCE Pt. I. Owens Valley, the slle of one such source. (60 CapliOned) (60 mlns.) •:• NEWS mins,) 8:00 MOTOCROSS u.NI1 DOlLAR MAN 8:15 ~ TBS NEWS I CBS LATE MOVIE ~ 'NEWS • 8:J1 TOO ClOSE FOR COMFORT : REAL PEOPLE 10:31 M.A.S.H. DOlLAR MAN ed Knlghl stars as an overly protective father • 3-2-1 CONTACT , THETONIGHTSHOW : GAMES PEOPlE PLAY whose hilariOUS efforts to keep tabs on his two I BUGS BUNNY'S HOWL- f) Gl . , I • • 0 j ." o~f1 - Ii"~" • • BIG-T TINNI E'S SILVER DOLLAR HOLIDAY INN INN OF THE MOUNTAIN GODS FAMILY RESTAURANT "Where Time Turned CHISHOLM TRAIL "New Mexico's Only "Ruidoso's Family Restaurant" Back The Clock" RESTAURANT Complete LuuryResort Facility" Sudderth Drive, Gateway Area Tinnie, N.M. ANDMONJEAULOUNGE Owned and Operated by Phone 257-7343 [U.S. 70/380 between RosweU & Ruidoso] the]\fescalero Apache TrIbe Phone 1-653-4425 lIighway 70 At The "V" 3.5 miles South of Ruidoso- . This popular dining spot for all ages • Phone 378-4051 mcludesa menu of anything your heart Tinnie Mercantile Company takes you on the Homeland of The Chisholm Trail Restaurant in the The Mescalero Apache Tribe desires ••• ranging from big juicy back to elegant, turn of the century dining. new Holiday Inn features a complete menu cheeseburgers to their own fish sandwich Leave the hectic world behind as you enjoy phone 257-5141 for breakfast,lunch or·dinnerand they are The Inn of the Mountain Gods provides or. steakfingers. call ir\ your orner of sizzling steaks, steak tampiqueno, suc open Monday. thru Friday at 7 a.m. and chicken or tacos and enjoy sides of melt-in culent lobster, tender lamb chops or trout. guests every amenity of luxury living, AU your favorite spirits, including many Saturday andSunday at6 a.m. surrounded by 460,000 acres of unspoiled your-mouth french fries or top it all off I new and exciting drinks, are served in Their new evening specialty is 'Came forest. Spacious accommodations offer a with a delicious fruit pie. Ice cream Asada," but you'll find aU your standard specialities are also a favorite -at the opulent, authentically appointed salons of fantastic view of the lake and Sierra favorites too! Selections from the wine list Blanca. Superb wlning and dining will Tastee Freeze. Inna~on fighter specials yesteryear. Astrolling guitarist entertains complement your dinner or choose one of are featured daily. you Thursday thru Sunday. delight the choosiest of gounnets with a Tinnie's Silver Dollar Is open from 5:00 the special after dlnner drinks. The Mon wide selection of wines and mixed drinks, Jeau Lounge features live entertainment CREE MEADOWS p.m. til 10:00 p.m. Sunday thru Thursday for your dancing and listening pleasure. . fine steaks and seafood. In addition, It's RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE and 5:00 til 11:00Friday andSaturday. the perfect place to be for your dancing Complete facilities for banquets, and listening pleasure. Guests will enjoy Phone 257-2084 KINGS meetings, wedding receptions, etc. are SUPPER CLUB, RESTAURANT, swimming, boating, fishing, golf, tennis, The all new Cree Meadows Dining Room also available at the Holiday Inn and horseback riding and everything else you and Lounge is open to the public and you LOUNGE & PACKAGE STORE arrangements may be made by contacting would expect from a complete resort. are invited to enjoy lunch or dinner any 2000 Sudderth ,Marilyn Reed, sales D1rectOl". There are 52 RV spaces with water arid day. Chef Bob Gregson prepares diIUler Phone %57-5181 electricity available. Also, enjoy skeet and specialties to tempt any palate and entrees Located in midtown Ruidoso, Kings THE DECK HOUSE trap shooting ranges fOl" the avid sport- Include a wide variety of steaks, chicken supper club and lounge open daily (except .sman. and seafood. Complement your selections . Tuesday) at 6:00 p.m. Dinner selections Adobe Plaza with a choice of appetizers, soups, salads, include steaks, seafood, chicken and Phone 257-2720 a la carte vegetables and desserts. gounnet specialties. Relax with your Tony and Dorothy Apodaca invite all l The cocktail lounge is open daily and favorite cocktail in the conversation pit or their old friends and new comers to come LIL IE'S RESTAURANT serves all your favorite mixed drinks and enjoy an entertaining evening next to the dine with them at The Deck House in the "Everything Is Cooked draft beer. The James Lee Trio Is now dancefloor where the action is. Adobe Plaza, Highway 37. In LllUe's Kitchen" appearing Tuesday thru Sunday evenings The package store is open 10 a.m. til The menu features chile con queso Midtown Ruidoso for your enjoyment. midnight daily except Sundays. steaks, homemade tortillas, New Mexico Phone 257-9455 omelette and a wide selection of Mexican 0 Enjoy a touch of old Mexico in midtown LIBBY'S DAWG HOUSE food. Noon specialIties include squaw . !Ruidoso! Ullie's Restaurant will give you THE CANOPY I 659 Sudderth Drive bread, Indian corn bread and a different Ithe real south of the border feeling from LOUNGE& Phone 257·9624 special each day priced to please the 'the Spanish decor to the delicious DISCOUNT LIQUORS< New to Ruidoso, Libby's Dawg house Is working people. 0 homemade Mexican food. Midtown Rllfd080 open seven days a week from 10 a.m. til ?? o The Deck House is open from 9:ooto9:00 Open yea,r around fnm 11 a.m. until 10 The Canopy Lounge features some of the Specialties include Wonder Dawgs, Super every day but Wednesday, when they are ·p.m., Lillie s specializes in superb service finest In live entertainment for the young Dawgs, Fire Dawgs, Polish Dawgs and closed, and Sunday, when they open from and a menu that features Guadalajara at heart. more! Call your order in for fast take-out noon to 9:00. Breakfast, lunch and dinner green chill con queso, enchiladas and tacos '" The Canopy Discount Uquors, featuring service. are served. along with sandwiches and steaks. an excellent selection of package goods, Is DIX IE CR EAM DONUT SHOP open from 10 a.m. til 2 a.m., Monday "Mouth Watering DeUghts" ME&TEX 0 K·BOB'S STEAK HOUSE through Saturday. Located AcrOis From -FamousHot Dogs The Telephone Office Gateway center "Fl.nest Steaks in the Southwest" COUSINS' Phone 257-5535 257·9618 In The ViDa 1nD, At '!be "Y" RESTAURANT & SALOON Dixie Cream Donut Shop offers the most ME & TEX is home of the perfect "10" Phone378-4747 taste tempting delights available in the a juicy 10" hot dog that will satisfy a big K-Bob's, in addition to featuring the AND PACKAGE STORE appetite. Ten kinds of hot dogs are finest steaks in the Southwest, Is featuring "Good Food, Good Drink, Good Mus'le" Ruidoso area. From blueberry donuts, cream filled eclairs, to scnunptious cin featured, with all the fbdn's, including not one but TWO salad wagons, with all 3Miles North on Highway 37 namon rolls, every bite is mouth watering. Polish sausage on rye and deliclous those mouth-watering selections. There's Phone 257-2950 CalI in ahead of time for parties and homemade chill. The newest Item on the shrimp, too, Useafood Is your choice. So go Dining at Cousins' is a unique, relaxed order cakes or large orders prepared to menu is a Mexican hot dog on a flour once and you'll come back again to K experience with courtesy and service just your specifications. The Dixie Cream tortilla with a choice of red or green chili. Bob's and they're open 7days a week. a part of their outstanding offer. K-Bob's also has a VIP room seating up . You are invited to relax with a Donut Shop opens early early for your ME & TEX opens every day at 10 a.m. convenience, so come by soon and enjoy all to 35 people for parties, rehearsals, sales refreshing cocktail while contemplating and closes at 8 p.m. weekdays, 11 p.m. meetings, etc. their variations of goodies. Fridays and Saturdays, and 7 p.m. Sun selections from a menu offering We are closed Tuesdays and at noon days. everything from great steaks, seafood other days. Italian specialties and homemade soup~ and dessert. And there is dancing nightly. BIG JOHN'S SONNY'S BAR-B-Q And Cousins' Package Store is con TEXAS BAR-B-Q AND STEAK PIT veniently located next to Cousins' Post Office Block, Upper Ruidoso New LocaUon ••• Midtown Ruidoso Restaurant and Saloon. Their complete Phone 257-9978 Phone 257-5457 stock includes all your favorite beer wine Big John Taylor has opened a new SoIUly'S Bar-B-Q welcomes you to an old and party makings. ' barbecue restaurant in the Post Office fashioned atmosphere and delicious bar-t> block. His own recipe for sauce Is used on q with aU the trimmings. Menu selections choice grade brisket, ribs, ham, sausage, include sliced beef, chopped beef, ham I DAIRY QUEEN and chicken, and his 15 years in the ribs, Polish sausag~ and Mesquite broiled Atthe"Y" business In Texas assure that your palate steaks. Choose a generous helplng of Phone 378-4196 will be tickled when you first bite into one beans, potato salad, cole slaw, or spring For a cooling break In your day, stop by of his delicacies. saladto complete your meal. the Dairy Queen and try one of their If you enjoy GOOD barbecue, you will Phone ahead for take-out orders, 2fJ7 several delightful ice cream concoctions. return time after time to Big John's Texas 5457. Or, if you're in the mood for something Bar-B-Q. call257-99d9 for take-out orders. more substantial, they also have a full OLE TACO menu of fast foods, along with a variety of NOTTINGHAM'S drinks. They are open 10-10 everyday. 319Suddertb DELI AND CATERING %57-54HO tHE FAMILY BAR·BE-CUE PIT 2523 Sudderth Dr. Ben and Luz Chavez prepare aU their Located atthe "Y" 257-2215 deUcious Mexican food fresh dally 10 Ule Locals and tourists alike enjoy The kitchen at Ole Taco. Their menu Includes Phone 378-4953 'Little Yellow Deli' located in midtown The Family Bar-Bc-Cue Pit Is always both American and Mexlcan-Style break ready to serve you the most mouth Ruidoso. Featuring 32 deli sandwiches fasts-huevos rancheros, chorizo with watering meal you ever tasted. Owners soups, stew, chili, salads fine pastries and eggs, and menudo. Also on the menu are desserts, Nottingham's ~ffers something tacos, enchiladas, chiles rellenos GrtlOl'Y Peck stars as an American diplomat Gene and Fredna, Larry and Freddie working in Europe who is severely injured when ~vite for every palate. In addition to restaurant guacamole, steak, burgers, and more: you to try their ham, brisket, spare dining and to go orders, The Dell is widely he attempts to uncover the secrets behind the nbs,. beans, and sausage carefully Hours are: SWlday through Thursday, ominous behavior of his adopted son in THE prepared. The Family Bar-Be-eue Pit is known for their professional Catering 10:30 am to 12:30 at night; Fridays and OMEN, the suspense drama to be colorcast on open from 10:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m: and service. Open Tuesday -Saturday 11 am-9 Saturdays, 10:30 am until 3:00 in the 'NBC Movie of the Week,' Wednesday, October invites you to callfor take-outs at378-4953. pm; Sundays (featUring Quiche for morning. Call 257-6040 for carry-out or 29. ,Brunch) Ilam-3 pm. ders. • 1 r , ., r Page 6 - Ruidoso [N.M.I News r ~ , r Television Schedule, For The Week Of Oct. 27 through Nov. 2 r hideous prospect 01 an October without the ROSS "'I,EY SHOW Host·,-~Olivl'a Newton-1ohn G ests' Cliff RI'chard 3''''' PHIL ..DUCt DOC"".m:l~E'" traditional shrieking when the Halloween witch ' Fu.lY""" AfFAJR The Tubes, and The Manhattans.,u,(Repeat; 90 mlns.) . 3:'-::"" 'WORlD""T"r,. ...",..... r threatens 10 cancel her lhght over the moon, thereby 4:35 ALL NIGHT ATTHE MOVIES I SOUDGOlD 4:00 ALL NIGHT AT THE MOVIES r cancellln[the whole horrible holiday. (Repeat) 5:00 SPORTS CENTER ' JIMMY SW~ ,, THE BlACKWOOD BROTHERS ~ MACNEIllEHRER REPORT INTERNA1IOHA1. BYUNE : THE MIDNIGHT SPEaAl IT'S YOUR BUSINESS •• THE HAllOWEEN THAT AlMOST WASN'T S'JPERSTATKlNFUNTIME 11:45 -(DRAMA) 4:31· ~MENTARY)" r 8.00 BARNEY MIllER . ., 5:~ NEWSWATCH 11~ IE-(ADVENfU1lE) '1lIrt La Rut'. Ark Of NoIh" 1871 Story of the r Iarney Hams, WOJo and Dietrich find their days of E-(WESTERN) 12:00 VIE-(ADVENfURE)·" search for the Ark In Turkey (90 mlns.) usual neighborhood cnses behind them when In- 'ReIp the WIld WInd" 1842 Ray Milland, John ROSS BAGlEY SHOW . r spector Luger, thinking Ir 5 a big lavor, has them Wayne, 19th century salvagers In Georgia fight over • REBOP r g desl nated albs a' speciallY' SQ(suad-andphfetn the FRIDAY afiery§Quthern belle. (2hrs.) 5:00 SPORlSCENTEfl r 12t,hpreclnc ecomes murder. eason- remlere) MORECAMBEANDWISE -(TITlE UNANNOUNCED) , DTHUASDAYNIGHTATTHEMOVIES : NEWS' VEGETA8lESOUP 'Oamlen-Cmen II' 1978 Stars' William Holden. Lee 12:" E-{SUSPENSEl 5:31 ROMPERROOM r Grant A weallhy Industrialist and his Wife take hiS • ROSSBAG\.S{SHOW , brother's orphaned son, Damlen, Into thelf home EVENING t:OO SPORTSCEHIER r not suspecttng that he IS the deVil and IS preparing -(DOOOMENTARY) •• ~ , lor the world· wide Armageddon. (2 hrs.1 From Beyond the TrIInole" 1m An , M.AE·tH"''''''UTE5 6:00 ES~, ~N' ~.,' DDa"EW intriguing look at'some of the possible answers to SATURDAY "...... ,..,,. <"",..-.,. r .....' the murderous puzzle olthe Bermuda Triangle. Just , (THSPECIAL MOVIE PRESENTATION whal does happen to all those ships and planes fhat , , pe And Marrrage The Rideout case' 1980 Stars TAMERICAN GHOST TOUR vanish from the Earth? 190 mins.l MORNING Linda Hamillon, Mickey Rourke, An enraged Wife BIONICWOMAN 1:" POlO r and morher brings a charge of rape against a : FRIDAYNIGHTATTHEMOVIES 1:«1 MOVIE-(HORAOR) ,r husband for whom she shll harbors lenderness (2 . »1 CONTACT 2:00 NEWS 5:S : CARRASOOlENDAS h~siHUASOAYNIGHTATTHEMOYIES I =~HAZZARD cas LATE IotOVJE-(COMEDY JOINED. IN 8:00. ~~ABlETENNIS , , BARNEY MILlER • IN TOUCH , • 700~~ : : GODZIUlrDYNOMUTT: ASK NBC NEWS , 8:15 TBS NEWS NBA 8ASKETBAU. 2:3l NEWS I MIGHTY MOUSE, HECKLE-JECKl.E; IN THE r 8:~ rr SAUVING 6:31 POLO 2:«1 -(BaENCE-FlCTJON) , Ide-eyed and Innocenl Vicki Allen IS thrilled when PM MAGAZINE 2:50 E-(HORfIORl ' EVERIHCREASIHG FAITH an airline polOI asks her to spend the weekend In • W1LOWILOWORlOOF ANIMAL5 3:00 NCAASOCCER G1lUGAN'SISLAND r Palm Springs but also scared because she never T1CTACDOUGH . MOVlE-(DOCUMENTAAY-DRAMA)' 'SUPERFRIENDSHOUR;SCHOOLROCK r has gone away With a man bel ore Stars Susan : ALL IN THE FAMILY ~ofDelth" 1871 Two young marine biologists 8:3l TENNESSEE TUXEDO Sullivan Marian Mercer (Premlerel • WElCOME BACK KOTTER are determined to communicate wilh a deadly killer CARRASCOlfNDAS r HIlO NOVEMBER SNEAK PREVIEW 7:00 BENSON whale, (90 mlns.) PAUL RYAN SHOW r BARNEY MIlleR ntagoOists Benson and Kraus find themselves too ~ -.-.' ..... r • NORMAN VIHCENT PEAL£ close lor comfort when they are bound cheek to · rr SAlMHG cheek durtng arobbery. (Season-Premiere) ~:OO ,~ OFRlDAYNIGHTATTHEMOVJES ISPEAS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE 'The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow' 1900 Stars: Jeff ~ MOVI,N ~ Goldblum, Dick Butkus. An adaptahon of 'E , : EWS' . Washington Irving's classic tale set in an upstate - . .5. CHOONIClf New York lown 10 the 1100 s. Crane. ateacher in the r • JOHN ANKERBERG SHOW town of Sleepy Hollow, woos the ~elty daughter of , Ul SPORTS CENTER afrlch farmer and learIns the truth(2 hind the legend : THE TONIGHT SHOW 0 her rpelllaJlylea CUS suilor, hrs,) ~ , SNEAK PRFJEWS ~-(DRAMA) I hosts Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert review the STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO r lalesl hlms. • BONAVENTURETRAVELSHOW , I CBS LATE MOVIE ' DAllAS • · ROSS BAGlEY SHOW THE DUKES OF HAZZARD -(MYSTERY) ghostly Luke and Bo haunt Rasco to prove thelf , 1&:00 AUTO RACING' II Innocence 01 the robbery of which Boss Hogg has , ;. HEWS taken advantage 01 their 'death' 10 accuse them 01 , Nfl (Repeat. 60 mlns,) UPAND~ ,1OOClUB r eturn 01 the Kingpin' KeVin helps atroubled Inend : FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE MO'VJ r and learns a difficult lesson about friendship, ' BENSON IClosed-Captlontdl 7'.Jl r MABIG GIflL. NOW to'.Jl I MAS.H. Ifeworks erupt when a newly divorced mother , THE TONIGHT SHOW takes In her nelfly divorced falher-who tells her hiS • ost Johnny Carson Guests George Cartln, Joe tnstlncts say Mr new boyfriend IS married. Stars: , • G:ar~ns.1 ~n~~=tPremlere) 'I r Q, FROMJUMPSTJ&T • rMAalGGFLNOW r arly Jazz' Jazz pioneers Alvin Alcorn and Roy e:oo P8A r Eldndge perlorm and talk with host Oscar Brown AU VS Jr about the onglnS of thelf mUSIC, Also seen Will be M.A.8.H. him clips and earty photos teillng Ihe story of ; NBC ragtime. the artlorm thal grew from ihe musIc 01 the • WASHINGT WEEK IN FEVIEW slaves (Closed-CaptlonedI DAllAS mcas LATE MOVIE ew assistant district allorney CIlII Barnes lumps at 'iHE JEFFERSONS George and the Manager' the chance to work on the investlgallon of (he body Stars Isabel Sanford, Sherman Hemsley George lound at SoU~Ork obViOUsly murdered many years , hnds hlmsell under attack In a furious bailie of Ihe ago, while S Ellen lights to convince the family sexes after one of hiS store managers qUIts. that she IS no drJnking agam, (Repeat. 2hrs,) (Repeat) 'McMILLAN AND WIFE Lo'(8. Honor and 8:15 TBS NEWS SWindle' Stars Rock Hudson, Susan Saint James, 8:3l :-(HORROR) CommiSSioner McMillan's suspicious nature IS BARNEY ftlU,£R aroused when he meels hiS luture brother-In-law • WALL STREET WEEK Bombeck lampoons (Rejllll!l) ost LOUIS Rukeyser reviews the latest develop- : THE TOtIGKT SHOW ments on the II nclat scene. her experience 10:5) : ~~M>MAN 0:00 '~ EEWlTHDAVlDIIINKLEY For Erma Bombeck, Housewife-at-Large on ABC-TV's , 11:0) ABC NEWS NIGHTI.JIE -(DRAMA) : I NEWS 'Good Morning America,' the dreams of the every-day r NEWS MO JOURNAl. housewife are more than Just dreams-for her, they are ~ • DlCKCAVETTSHOW ,!"palg~artVUl the source of national fame as a writer of a syndicated , •• Ick Cave" hosts a panel diSCUSSIOn on the tOPiC of DAN G.....rn newspaper column, 'At Wit's End,' which appears three horror hctlon, The panallslS are dlfector George t.15 NIGHT GALLERY times weekly in nearly 700 newspapers. r Romero and authors Stephen Krng, Ira LeVin and g..J),. ~~SHOW As a real-life housewife with a husband and three r Peter Straub Part I 1m;; '\JnNf'J' children, Ms. Bombeck knows whereof she writes. In her • KOINONIA CBS LATE MOVE drofl style, she reports on the dreams (and the realities) 11:211 CHARUE'S AHGEI.S-POUCE YtQMAN ' ROSS BAGlEY SHOW r of housewives across the country, and she manages to arlie's Angels- 'Angels In A Box' Jill returns to 8:45 ESPN ~ """""'W I ~" find silver linings in even the darkest of clouds. r Jorn Kelly and Sabrina In an attempt to rescue her 10:00 .1XJ.EGE FOOTBAU rnc.. On 'Good Morning America,' the ABC·TV Informative , kidnapped Sisler, Kns. from aderanged millionaire. ; • NEWS Police Woman- 'Don't Feed The Pigeons' Pepper iIOVIE-{SUSfI: and entertaining early morning program, Ms, Bombeck r pretends to be a con artist after an old woman IS ' MASTEAPECETHEATRE brings her wit and humor to n;JUonal television audiences , killed by two women who are trying to cheat her out ride and prejudiCe' Episode I. This live-part on a regular basis. , 01 her Irle saYings, IRepeat. 2hrs.. ~ mins,) dramatizalion 0 Jane Austin's satirical classic Ms. Bombeck began her career as a cub reporter 11:31 : TOIotOfR)W opens with Mrs. Bennel eying Mr. Bingley as agood for the Dayton Journal Herald, where she spent five r ROF POWEll and rightful marriage prospect for one of her live years assigned to the women's department. 11:«1 -(COMEDY) daughters. (Closed-Captlonedl (60 mlns.) After taking a leave of absence to raise her children. , ltoo MORECAIIlE AND WISE 10'.3D TOP RANK BOXING Ms. Bombeck returned to writing as a reporter for the ; NEWS IM.A.8.H. r Kettering-Oakwood nmes. A year later. she rejoined the 12:31 SPORTSCENTER ' THE TONIGHT SHOW Journal Herald with her material appearing on the , BENNY IfU. ost: Johnny Carson. Guest: Steve Landesberg. (60 , ROSS BAGlEY SHOW mins.) , editorial pages. Within three weeks, her column was r brOUght to the attention of a syndicate. 1:00 Nfl REPORT@'THEItDlGHTSPEQAl r NEWS cas LATE MOVE Her sixth and most recent book, 'Aunt Erma's Cope r THE ROOl 'I . .I' '/ , '" arriors! ame te I ersrl' :8 25cPERCOPY FOR 360 DAYS I the Iranians have held 50 Americans hostage, The ultimatum to the Ayatolla Kohemeini must be the written words: "Let my people go," . THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1980 NO. 50 IN OU R35TH YEAR RUIDOSO, LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO 88345 . - _ ,_,./1, "0/1:-,/,' .• , ...... ",:& .' Page 8- Ruidoso [N.M.l News Downs' fire truck sale nixed Television Schedule For The Week Of Oct. 27 through Nov. 2 BY.GWYNrl'IIJONFB added, and said that "he just use It once position that the trock was 11100 old to be from the last meeting oocause the ~MOVIE ~SUSPENSEl" SUNDAYNlGHTMOVE in four years, it would be worth keeping trusted - it could be fine one minute and department had plll'ChMed toom without KJ~ KonIt' IIl& Jessica Lange, JeU Bndges, StaffWdter It" not operate at ~ll the next." However, on following correct polley. Retelling of The lamous screen classic with an up 7:3J I THEJBIEI date 01 the beauty-and-the-bessl theme, WG)IOO 8:00 THE BIG EVENT After alengthy and sometimes heated Mayor Norman Wheeler sided with the the final vote trustees Power, Harrold In other business, the trustees: mlns.l eGauntlet' 1977 Stars: Clint Eastwood, Sondra department, and pointed out that Mansell and Don Rierson voted to keep the - Tabled conslderaUon of two bids , THE OW HEAR l'Locke, APhoenix police detecllve Is lorced 10 baltle debate Monday night, the Ruidoso Downs regulations now require new pumper truck, Trustee Lois Beavers was absent. received from local Insurance firms for , ~NEWSHOTUNE Ihe corruplleaders of his own department when he trustees turned down a request from the .allempls 10 bring aLas Vegas prostitute 10 lown 10 trucks to be equipped with at least a300 Trustee Mansell questioned the fire village Insurance. 1:00 SCUD GOlD organ~ed town's volunteer fire department to sell , WASHINGTON YttEKIUIEVIEW testily against crime ligures. l2 hrs.l gallon capacity tank, The truck in question fighters about whether there was a per- - Were advised that an appllcaUon had , AT HOME 'MTIl THE mBlE IClose~2tloned: U,S.A.1 one of their trucks, MOVIH~MENTARYl has a 250 gallon capacity, and the fire sonality conflict between the department been made for a water system iJn. , oCOSMOS n tJl WHlSPERSFOOMTHE~ITEHOUSE "'Travelers' Tales' Or, Cari Sagan takes the viewers fighters said the 250 gallons is depleted llin and C, L, uBones Wright Involved in the provement grant avallable from the Ima~lnary The department members had , WAU.$TREETWEEK on acruise among the planets on an 30 seconds." current dispute. Environmental Improvement Division, ost Louis Rukeyser reviews the latest develop spacecralt, aI1d then shins the scene to NASA sJet requested that the troc~ which ~ housed ments onlhe financial scene, Propulsion Laboratory In July, 1979, where Improlant at C&L 1AIInber, be sol~ and the funds Village clerk Virginia Spall added that in Department secretary Cindy Miller said - Heard a report from' Rierson ,THE METHODIST CHUIQl . new knowledge aboul Jupiter arrived almost hourly conversations with the Fire Marshal's Wright had been dropped from the regardingsanitaUonservlces,Riersonbad Irom the Voyager 2spacecraft, IClosed-Gaplloned: earmarked for adown payment on anew by Joey Sasso MOViEiDRAMA) representative, he had said the truck was department because he never attelKled earlier proposed that additional d1llDP" CONFIDENTIAL REPORT Looks like everybody is 2:00 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL U,S,A.H611mlns.1 truck. GRAHAM KICKERS I THE BODY HUMAN: THE SEXES II.. ~ "deplorable condition," and that he meetings, The Millers also advised the sters be purchased and placed at central trYing to cash In on the success of CSS-TV's ;: NFL FOOTBAll ALa Fire personnel maintained that the truck producer~ "wouldn't lake it out to separate two councU that they wished to request repair 1ocaUoIIS for the benefit of residents of 'Dallas.' But the of the ABC 011 drama ~COMEI)Yl , KENNEfHOOPWND was recenOy Inspected by too State Fire fighting d~gs." and removal (to anew location) of afire Palo Verde and Agua Frla subdivWons. 'Dynasty' say that doesn't apply to them, "I know ,.UHE TBSNEWS Marshal, woo described too vehicle as an people Will say we're a copy of 'Dallas,'" says I nSls in American Educa1JOn' Part I William F 8:3) THEJEFFERSONS Wheeler said it was possible the Fire siren located at C&L Lwnber. However, he reported that many of the Buckley, Jr, hosts apanel diSCUSSion lealuring 9:00 SPORTS CENTER "antique" and recornmeooed the sale. Norma Herron, an associate of producer Aaron Marshal's office might cut back on the The siren wiring had been cut by Wright, residents were now oo!ng served by 8 educators Dr. Robert Barr, Dr. Emerald Crosby, A, MOVIE~ORAMA) However, trustee Bob Power said he had o Spelling, "But that's not true, There're just a lot Graham Down and Dr. Gregory R. Anrig. The panel : IN personally inspected the truck and "I don't town's fire funding if lheir mom- Miller said, because of its tendency to Ug private company and soowed lltUe Interest of Similarities, That's aiL" Those 'similarities' oilers dillering views on the state 01 education In PfCETHEATRE mendations were not followed. "It's been off In the middle of the night." in such aplan, Amenca lod~yj60 mins.1 ride and Prejudice' Episode II, Mr. Collins, who see where it's dilapidated." Power said he Include an Oil-rich family-the Carrlngtons, a will In time Inheril Longbourn, seeks areconcilialion known to happen," he said, Approval was granted to repair and - Were advised by Spall that the village spoiled brat daughter, a gay son, divorces and lots I CBS UIlRARY had checked the pressure at the hose , HEUVES with the Bennet family, ICiosed-Caplioned, U,S,A,) Power finally moved to "keep it and pul remove the siren to an area closer to the attorney and attorneys for Burn COD' of love aHalrs In lact, aSide Irom living in Denver (60mlns,) nozzle, and It had registered at 600 pounds. 2'JI VIE .wwENTUREI Fire department chief Barry Miller said equipment on it to ma!le it belter," At that homes of department members. stroctlon were in negotiations to attempt Instead of Texas, the only thing the Carrlngtons ,THIHKAOOlITTOMOMJW mTHE BODY HUMAN: THE SEXES I. point fire department personnel objected Spall said that on two occasions in the to settle alegal dispute over fWilla o,q seem to be miSSing IS a shooting-but It's stili 3:00 TO BE ANNOUNCED T1ie mystique 01 human sexuality is explored In a the pressure In the hose tends to drop , GREATPERFORMANCES candid, authentic and adult manner, fOCUSing on 115 again, saying, UWe can't put new eqlUp- past. C&L Lwnber had been requested to Burnforconstructionof~r1dges, Tbestate early In the season Spelling, producer of 'Charlie's JOys and, when Ills nollunctionlng properiy. ils suddenly. He added that the vehicle Is Angels,' 'Hart to Hart' and 'Vegas.' has already inker Sailor Soldier SP1 Part V USing ment on it/' since parts are no longer bring the truck to afire when no one else Board of Finance recenUy agreed to loan Pfldeaux's lerrible story, George Smiley lhreads hiS heartbreaks, 160 mlns,) "obsolete" and that new parts could not be being manufactured [or It was available to respond, and that "they the village the funds owed Burns while the spent a small fortune putting the family together, way Ihrough the maze which he hopes will lead him , NEWSIGHT'S) obtained for It. Including $2 million lust on the pilot. To compete 10 Gerald, the RUSSian 'mole', IClosed-Captionedl RUFF HOUSE The fire department members aIso said refused to bring the truck." village Is waiting to be reimbursed by 9:~ Power said he could see "no reason to With Larry OR 'J Hagman, Linda ('Sue Ellen') \60 minSI : SANFORD AND SON the truck was seldom if ever used, because The trustees also voted to approve the federal disaster agencies. I SPEClA!. REPORT: COIMCTEO get rid of It, as long as It ~n't costing you Gray dnd the rest of the [wing clan on CBS, DAVY CROCKETT ON THE MISSISSIPPI its location at C&L Lumber made it purchase of two air packs for the fire - Approved achaJige In meeUng time l " DAVY CROCKETT ON THE MISSISSIPPI , THE KING IS COMING anytlling." '111e department will be unable to Spelling has come up With an all-star cast ~ OPEN UP I ndnlmateo speCial based on lhe legendary ex· to purchase anew truck for four years, he Inaccessible, They re iterated their department. The purchase had been tabled 7p.m., for the winter months, l plQll5 01 tho lamed Ironlier hero 160 ffilnsl 10:00 COLLEGE FOOTBALL CONSUME R NEWS WIRl. 'lillie House on the , WlOEWORLDOFTRUTH .: ,HEWS I Prairie' star Mlchaollandon and hiS Wife Lynn are 3;3) NCM5(XW ; TE NKlHT MOVIE l ~ NOVA I ;lIking about a reconcilldtlon They are stili liVing , JERRY FALWELL tOO •SOLID GOLD We Really Need the Rockies7 Locked In the apart. but Lynn told me "The lines of communica MOVIE ~ADVEHTUREJ shale ollhe Western Rocky. Mountains IS more 011 t tion are now open' In an exclUSive interView, Lynn , OBEANNOUrm than 10 lho whole altha Mld·East, but 1'111111 solve our SJld thilt she and Michael are now "on peaceful AMAZING GRACE gasoline Shortage, or Will it Simply lurn the Rockies Telephone strike may end ,soon Into agigantic mduSln~ lone? 'Nova explores the terms iltld we're wtalnly talking about geltlng R1FlfMAH sh~e GEORGIA WIlES1UNG promise and Ihe problems 01 all. (Closed· back until we get better than the original The strike reached the one month mark DiICk together." The ~pllt In their 20 year old 0nedllfJOmInSl The month long Continental Telephone back to work ror less than the original 4~ I CBSHEWS offer." Wednesday.· marriage came in June when Michael left the HAVEGUH~U. TRAva I VIE -(DRAMAI Company of the West workers' strike may off~r," Gateley said, "and we wonll KO famlly'~ plu!lh home ill Beverly Hills, California, to •ORAL ROBERTS AND YOU casHEWS end next week, according to a union livp With 19·year·old Cindy Clarlco, a make-up 5:00 ' A~ NEWS 10:15 NEWS 10~ E;wESTERNI'tf .Isslstant on hiS TV series In a short statement at , EYMILLER 1~ spokesman. ; D1SNE'f 5WONDERFUL Y«>R1.D Dorado" John Wayne, Robert Mitchum A FRIDAY NIGHT is Halloween, and spooks and hobgoblins like that time Landon, who IS 43, said: "I have moved , SUPERSTAR POOFll£ 1rancher Wllh aparalyZed right hal1d Irom aspinal Darrel Gateley, local Communications out Lynn and the kids are laking a vacation In wound and hiS Inend, adrun)en shen" on crutches Perry Johnson, 7, will be out and about for tric.ks and treats. So If IOOMlHUTES Irom aleg wound 10m lorces 10 roul a~.llIer and hiS Worker of America representative and one Spain. ThiS IS our way 01 trying to work out our CBSHCWO you're._.oll~ d.rlve r.~r,efully -,otherwise "Coun!, Qra~yla" ml.9~t c problems We are not talking about divorce" , JIMMYSWAGGAR'T an~t~~ lifRBli'OOfigmeffsm• ., FUP WIlSON SHOW find someone he could sink his teeth lnlo Boo! ,., union representatives will meet with ; GETSMART IIOCKFORll ALES TV CLOSEUP Catch A RISing Star, ,Ann&-Marle 5'.31 SPORTS CENTER MOVIE iOAAMAI Continental admln\strators Tuesday in MurrllY, the deliCIOUS Canadian singer-poet who's , ,HEWS ; TOMWllSOHSHOW Phoenix, ArIzona. tOUring the northeast With her Idting songs about , EN~\~EWFRlENllS 'ABCHEWS ; YI1LDKJNGlMil 10:45 WHISPEPS FOOM THE WHITE HOUSE the homeland and the heart, IS unquestionably the , MARY TYLER MOORE IIl'm pretty optimistic about the freshest new talent 01 the season, When I asked 11:00 NEWS meeting," Gateley said. "Hopefully we'D Anne-Mane why I fell both soothed and eXCited by ; FRED AKERS SHOW Trustees will get aD this settled and get back to work." her Singing, she explained that her simple themes EVENING_------11~5 'lIOVE~ORAMAl "draw people Into a more tranquil world which 11:3' ' [mSION'S! The local workers, as well as workers in OPENUNE Truth or Consequences and some in feeds their Inner SPirit and revitalizes them," I REV. LEONARDI£PASS Through her love laments, her ballads about the 6:00 ICOU£GEFOOTP&L ArIzona, went on strike in September over \:oC"' ....'.-.. OOSEWm3ANIMALS AOCKFOIlll AlES sea. and the wonderful Tara songs from Ireland, razilian lire ants mvalle the Southern Uniled Siaies ltOJ N~ LATE NKiHT MO\'E anew contract the union felt was not on a ALlnlEPEOPI.E this pIquant lass from Newfoundland utterly kllhnQ animals and people, ayearoDld Ihoroughbred ;OEQSlON'SI support C-c par with the rest of the communications filly 15 aucboned oll for close to $1million a mesmerizes her audiences, Watch for her on TV SPORTS CENTER industry, and look for her soon-to-be-released book and musician communicates with killer wl\ales. and a 12:31 turkey vullure loins aTelas lami~ .160 mlns,I NEWS cassette titled Portraits In Words and Songs, She'll E STERY-AMHTUREl'" First negotiations towards reaching a I)tcSNE'f SMltlllERfUl \WRUl ~MJbIiedl 1~ warm your heart and soul, , ,Johnny Clnon's kid ROQer Moore. Sylvia Syms, 'The Apple Dumpling Gang' Aprospector connives Atraveling adventurer IS mistaken lor the author 01 settlement were conducted in Phoenix last brother. Dick, hopes hosting a new TV comedy, 10 play father to 1Ile three orphaned children 01 his lar,fetched IMlters and Is trapped Into carrying oul a Friday. Iale paIIner atter the kids discover ahuge gold 'People to People: Will get him a guest shot on robbery. (2hlS,1 At those negltiatlons, however, Gateley hiS brother's 'Tonight' show. of which he was once nugget In ltIeir lathef s mine, Slam: Blil Bixby, Susan Clark, 12 hrs,) (Closed-Caplloned, US A) 1:00 COU£GE FOOTBAll and other union personnel turned down the director, Before leaving 'Tonight: he did sit =r~~EI)IN Yule lighting P1mPiSSl Continental's latest proposal, because it down with his big brother. "Johnny said, 'You I =PIJ.Ce tOJNEWS offered less than what the workers went on know. it's the hardest thing to Interview my 8lIMUTES 2'J) ,NEWSWATQI The Ruidoso trustees Tuesday evening way Department officials would meet with brother, How's Mom?' 'I don't know,' he said. 'You , lEX HOM8ARO strike for. AWmnE~D 3:CO MAVEIICK supported aproposal by the Retail Mer- the trustees In January, relative to the l'They offered us a 15 month contract never call her.' " ;!XSNEY'SYtttlDEffUlMlIlD 3:1 HEWSWATQI chants Committee and the Chamber of Highway 70 corridor study and other road ,THOOEAlWIt3 MflW,S t45 ALLHK;HT ATTl£MCNES with atwo percent cost of living Increase,II t(O AIlSTRAIJAH IlUGSY Commerce encouraging Individual matters. Gateley said, The original contract was for 5:3l '&TE-S (SPANSKI WOIlDATINGE 7:00 SUtIlAYNk1KTltIOVi lnltlat1ve In outside decorations for the - Accepted the resignation of Ab Gunter ~ee years, with atwo and ahaH percent F,<:7,.~." . Slar Is Born' 1976 Stm: Barbra Strelsand. Krls d) HEWSWAlai COOling Yule season. from the Ea~e Creek Inter.community Kristofferson. Love gets crushed in the middle when OOSSBAGLEYSHO'N mcrease each year. ,c· >,.:. " two rock stan marry, She Is on the rise and he Is on FIJI,Y AFFQl Cbamber representatives ~ noting that Water Users Association. "[ think everybody concerned Is about ~~"-'"",.:c;'C"" . ;~; ~,.' t~ef:~~wn. (3hrs.l ~ the village om llghting'ls antiquated, - Were advised by Hlne that November ready to end this," he said. IIWe're still