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OUR 54TH YEAR IJJI)QSO SO CBNTS RUIDOSO, NEW ·MEXICO ISSUE NO. 45 4 44 PAGES • FRIDAY, OcT. 27, 2000 www. ruidosonews.com
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I Getting down to earth Valley highway ._FALL BACK project's impact Mountain Standard Time resumes at 2 a.m. Sunday; we report nearly set lose an hour of sleep Public release of study following
.... SPORTS months of meetings due by year-end
BY jAMES KAl.VELAGE Ruidoso's soccer RUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WR/'1'£R team is regrouping A draft environmental impact statement, or EIS, dealing with road improvement proposals "We will for a state tourney for U.S. Highway 70 through the Hondo Valley is discuss the expected to be completed in about a month, and consequences PAGE 18 ready for public release around the end of the year. of each The document will follow a number of public alternative - meetings the past 1 1/2 years on the 38-mile seg the effects on ._ VAMONOS ment of highway. "We are currently drafting an environmental communities, impact statement," said David Pennington, a environmental transportation planner with Parsons, Brincker issues, hoff, Quade and Douglas, the firm hired by the New Mexico State Highway and Transportation economic Department to gather input dealing with the issues, social highway and likely upgrades. impacts." A four-lane highway, from Ruidoso Downs to Riverside, emerged as the most likely way to en David Pennington hance safety and handle increased traffic, ac transportation cording to earlier reviews. But some residents in planner She draws, but the Hondo Valley have been opposed to a four D~S~~~Nem doesn't consider Maddie Walth, 3, from Ruidoso, prefers shoveling some sand over climb1ng and sliding on the color lane highway. They've argued it would increase herse If an art1st ful equ1pment at the playground 1n Schoolhouse Part<. See U.S. 70. rage 2A PAGE 8D A Corps of Engineers official who surveyed the Ruidoso area is concerned about 'water of the U.S.'
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BY DIANNE STALLINGS ny manages the hos mRintenance of the new indigent health care administrator, said if RUIT>OSO NFWS STAI'J· WR/Tf.R pital. Commissioners hospital plant, such the mill levy doesn't pass, the county will be also could opt not to The 3.0 mill question as roofrepa1r, or for forced to come up with both payments out of a 1\vice Lincoln County voters overwhelm levy the entire equipment- not for one-eighth of a cent gross receipts tax imple ingly approved a special property tax levy to amount, although Lincoln County voters are being asked to operation costs. mented this year for indigent health care. help the rounty-owned Lincoln County Med historically that has approve a seven-year continuation of a spe About half the That fund was intended to reimburse health ical Center in Ruidoso and county health clin n't happened. Cial proEerty tax levy to help the county money will cover care providers not connected to the hospital, ics. As specified on owned incoln County Medical Center and two payments re such as private physicians, home health ser But the outcome of the third vote, set for the ballot, 2.1 mills three health clinics in the county. quired hy law, the vices, an air ambulance service, out-of-county the general election Nov. 7, appears less cer would go to the hospi The proposed levy amount would drop Sole Community hospitals and treatment programs. tain as opponents become more vocal in their tal and .9 mills to from the existing 4.25 mills to three mills. ProvidPr Fund pay No money will be left. for those serv1ces if criticism of the extra financial support and of clinics in Carrizozo, Without voter approval, the levy expires at ment, which was the gross receipts tax, expected to generate Capitan and Hondo. the end of this year $26.1,002 this year about $420,000 next year, is eaten up by the re the county's arrangement with Presbyteri.Rn One mill equals $1 for each $1,000 of tax Heatthcare Services, the company that man Although the and IS matched $3 quired state payments, she said. wording on the ballot able property value. New Mexico taxes on for evf'rV $1 by the Hospital officials contend the dinics could ages the 38-bed hospital. one-third of assessed value. A taxpayer who County commissioners voted unanimously question allows the federal govern not survive without the mill levy. Patient use of owns a home assessed at $90,000 would pay ment, and the New two clinics - Hondo just opened this month - to let voters decide whether to continue the tax money to be used for $3 for each $1 ,000 of his taxable $30,000 levy, but reduced the .Amount from 4.25 mills the "operation and Mexico Medicaid has grown by 41 percent for medical care and 70 value, or $90. Fund payment, percent in dental care since 1993. The number levied for the previous eight years to three maintenance" of the Each mill currently generates $467,352 a $225,954 this year. of medical patient visits hit 4,948 in 1999 and mills. hospitnl and clinics, year for thacounty. However, the full amount They cautioned that people shouldn't con hospital administra Both are aimed at dental visits, 6,611, according to data from Gib usually is not collected under a state formula son. fuse a management contract with a show of tor James Gibson that regulates the amount of tax increase al guaranteeing community support for the hospital that pledged that all health care for low Recent mill levy money was used to improve lowed each year as property values go up radiology, the emergency room, the laboratory, opened in 1950. money requested and new property is developed income patients. If passed for another seven years, the levy from the levy this ThPresa Mon would remain in place no matter what comn~'>- "ear would be for toya, the county's See nVY. page jA
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2A FtunAv, Ocr. 27, 2000 LOCAL NEWS Judge orders Zia to increase gas pressure for Carrizozo BY DIANNE STAlliNGS RUIDOSO NEWS STAI'F WR11ER Specifically, Parsons or~ with CCNG. He contended Zia stantial and costly upgrades. In dered Zia to increase th,e gas was interfering with CCNG's a letter, they urged county com- · A restraining order was is pressure at the delivery pojnt to contractual relationahip with missioners to hire an indepen sued last week by District Judge CCNG to a minimum of 450 psi customers by arbitrarily reduo dent engineer to examine the Ka.rett Parsons directing Zia (per square inch) unless Zia can ing gas pressure at the delivery system and determine ifit is ca Natural Gas to increase the show why the order would vio point. pable ofdelivering the necessary pressure delivered to its cus late state or federal law, would Beauvais claimed CCNG's lias at the new 12:!-bed county tomer, the Capitan-Carrizo.zo create an unreasonable risk. of entire system · Carrizozo .ail in the Carrizozo Industrial Natural Gas Company. harm to life and property, or could be d~use of f':ark. l' _The judge also set a hearing might damage the -natural gas lack of pressure and that an en The issue surllwed because for 1:30 p.m. Monday to hear ar transmission system owned by gineering study as well as data Carrizozo village officials guments as to why the order Zia. from previous years show that a !edged that utilities would be shouldn't be converted into a CCNG attorney J. Robert higher pressure can be main l::t to the site of the new preliminary injWlction to re Beauvais filed suit· against Zia tained sarety. jail at no cost to the county. Zia main in place during the course on behalf of the municipal sy& Zia officials have said that and CCNG have been locked in of a civil lawsuit against Zia by tem earlier this month, contend higher pressure coi:tldn\ be tol successive disputes for sevet.al CCNG. ing Zia breached its QODtract erated on the lines without sub- years. U. S. 70: More public hearings on the project are scheduled early in 2001 Continued from page lA "We will discuss the conse for mitigation issues, the been meeting locations. quences of each altemative - avoidance or elimination of The highway reconstruc-. truck traffic, cause cultural, en the effects on communities. en any impacts that would re tiOn plans include the· possi vironmental, and economic im vironmental issues, eCOnomic sult," Pennington said. "It- will bility of walls alOng· some pacts, and result in faster issues, social impacts." be a pretty comprehensive steep hills adjacent to the speeds, creating a more dan The draft ElS will also de disclosure." roadway. Pennington said he gerous roadway. tail the need to improve the Estimated costs of each al will be in the Hondo Valley Three scenarios are highway, which has been con ternative, and the amoWlt of area next ThurSday and Fri presently on the drawing sidered a highway with an right-of-way that would need day to talk with small groups board, Pennington said. One above average number of colli to be acquired~ will also be in of residents on the issue of vi would not buiid a new highway, sionf:l. the draft. sual impacts. He said that another would construct an en Pennington said the pre The document is expected many ~rtists in the vtil.ley hanced two-lane road with ad liminary document would in to be available three to four may have ideas to dress up ditional passing lanes and lou clude a full evaluation of"the weeks before public hearings, likely concrete or block walls. '",,. lane sections, and the third human and natural ·environ which could occur in early Groups wishing to. Provide 615p m would deliver a four-llane road. ment through the Hondo Val 2001. Pennington said the i,nput can contact Pennington 514 p m CArat "All three altematives will ley, and the impacts of each al hearings will take place at before his visit. ilis ri.umber at Moonrise Moonaet 524.a m 5 46 p m be discussed in detail in the ternative. two or three locations. In the Parsons Brinck.erhoff is Albu 627am 619 pm draft EIS,.. Pennington said. .. It will discuss the need past Ruidoso and Hondo have querque is (505) 881-5357. 7 28am 654pm 829am 730pm Nov4 828 11m 709pm ;gt INIJRX;;; • Nooo ,.,. LANDOWNER: The property's owner will get in touch with Meadow Valley Nov 11 4pm ... Bpm ••• siring fillmaterial states that asphalt stone Canyon, indicating the need for in The RealFccJ Tempernture " a """uure of Continued from page lA may be a component of the how lhe weHthl!f feelo. taktng mto account fill. formation from ACE. atl """"the' fact<>n; ondudt"!l tcmpemture. The land owner said he had no prob Another location, . alon-g Qavilan humodUy. wond. wealh"'r and {IV r~dtatoon larger location deemed to be violating the lem with clearing the area and restoring Canyon, is undergoin-g remediation. The Clean Water Act. The owner was told to the ravine, but would be in contact with New Mexico State Highway and Trans hire a civil engineer and a hydrogolist, Meadow Valley. portation Department committed to re and quickly begin restoring approxi The earlier informational meeting move fill material. and restore the site as ma~ely 200 feet of what once was a was called by Joseph Patoskie, Ruidoso's near as possible its original condition. rav1ne. planning and zoning administrator. Site restoration also was ordered tO in~ Paulsgrove recommended the "We've had problems with places to elude vegetation plantings, bank stabi~ landowner also contact st,:~.te highway of p,ut fill," he told those at the session. lization, and re-con'touring slopes. ficials and Meadow Valley Contractors, Some of it is with road construction ma .. It's better to be safe than sorry,"' Inc. terials. It's gone into questionable ravine Paulsgrove told those at the meeting. "If Meadow Valley's State Highway 48 areas, and the material has had some there is something of any question, call project manager Scott Adair said the fill questionable fill, such as asphalt and us."' met the environmental r~uiremepts of rebar... The ACE district office in Albu the state's project plans. He also said a Patoskie said the village was nearly querque can be reached by telephone at waiver signed by the property owners de- drawn into a lawsuit over fill in Grind- (505) 342-3279.
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A glimpsE> mto Lincoln Gallegos, H. Lutz, Billie Sevi County's past, compiled from er and L. Annalla, republican local nPwspapPr~ by Polly E. candidates anrl campaigners, ChavPz. were here 'fuesday. Ed C. Pfingsten should be White Oaks Eagle elected commissioner from October 25, 1900 the third district for the rea son that he represents the ,John Duncan, of Jicarilla, people of Lincoln County, is in exchanging political opin while Mr. Fox, the republican ion with republican friends. nominee, has only been resi .John A. HalPy left Mon dent of thE' county for 8 day mormng for a short trip months, and knows little over the county to discuss pol about what the county really itics with tlw rlPAr people. needs in the capacity of com Alfredo Gonzales, Acasio missioner. RUIDOSO NEWS
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('..aJ.l (505) 257-4001 ror hOJnf" dPliVPry: The RuuJosn Nf'wli The- Ruidoso Nf'WI'l l"f'IW"IVeG the nght to reject advertising and edit oopy that it considers objectionablfo Liability for any eJTOr in adverti6ing ahall not exceed the value of the actual Spat:f' in whicb t:.llE' error oceurs and shall be satisfiE'd by OOrn:>C· tkm in the next iSIIUP No portion of'tlw RuidnFKJ N~ws may be~ in any n:uumer without thP expr("'ll!ed, writtf'n consent of the publiaher The Ruid.cmo NPWIJ ta pub lished by WorldWP~t l.imit.Pd Liability C'.mnpany. MelDber.ofthe New Mes:ioo Pre&S.Aeeoclatlon Member of Inland l"'re&&JAII8ooiatlon, NNA ( :opyright 2000 ' I --·------• ~---•------_., ______~-~------L--.~ -----~-- LOCAL NEWS FRIDAY, Oct 27, 2000 3A, Ooudcroft offers its own LEVY: Opposing opinions cite control and tax philosophy Depreciation. the shoulders of proper.ty · able· mill.lev;v to oontinu~ tbe Halloween happenings·.· Continued from Mge lA owners. I like the idea of 8 current levy and keep proper • In questioniitg ill(brmation . . ' public hospital and I have ·no ty t~s at theil' ·current • Ruidoso~s Halloween er;en~ in A·chil~'s costume con· in an audit provided by Pr.,... ~mitting, lobby and entrance problem with Presbyterian, level," she $a~~- "Or ther could midtown from 3-5 p,m, .at Rui test wUI be 5-7 p.m.,Oct. 81 in byterian Healthcare Services . to ·the hospit8.1, resulting· in simply the way it is funded. It hpld a epecutl elet;~lQn to . doso DOwns Race Track. and at front of Otero County Ehiotric .on the Lincoln Couocy Medical 10,500 square ff3et. of new and seems like taxation without i.Jnpose another one-eighth of various. churches aren't ·the ooily Coop WEU"ehous6, with w~n Center, Lollin Robertson stat renoVated space. h~ ·said. represe~tation, ~ecause all a ~ent gross 'receipts ·tax for events in the area ·to entertain -ners announc;ed immediately ed he did not see reflected in "The future mill levy sup registered vqters aren't prop the ht;>spital."' · · childnm and keep them safe. following. . tbe report about $6 nrll)ion in port will go to a much-needed. erti owners, .but they can con Other events include: . ~eu~ulated depreciatic;m of new roof· and medical equipR .tro what taxes property own A' ~peci'al election" could l trick-or-ti-e.ating on . ·:aurrO equipment doriated or provid- ment.... he said·.. '.'It helpS keep era pay in· this caSe...... give voters options .on whieh I A spooJtY selectiOn of Hal- Avenue; hay rides from the edto·PHS. · . . high quality services accessiR C&.I:ldace Valcarcel, com .way ·to handle the fundink, ' loWeen happenings Oct. -,28 Bt~ptist Church;· Haunted, . · A story Wednesday stated. ble and affordable." munity a.ctivist,. s,aid · it's. she· said... j and 31 in · Cloudcroft .is in House at the high school; othe~e. .· · .qnportant for voteTs to ·realiz~ ·· Dr. ·Walter Ray Beida!, . store for people. w8.nting an Halloween Carnival at the Opi~iOns .on the other· that although. the amount of long a crii;ic· of Presbyterian's l olQ.-fashioned autuinn event. middle ~h,o,;,l; · ~rchant cos Applauded side Of ·the· aisle r8J:1ge from levy is going down. t1:te. actual management of th,e hospital, . A pumpkin-d~_corating tuQJ.e Contest -with winners . uri!Png rejection of the ~1 dollars collected could be 'W&dts to eee the levy rejected. contest, Cookie decorating ·annol.Irtced at 7:19 p.m.. at· · An Oct .. 20 story on Rui, levy to modifications,. · more ~cause of a yield con.:. . ''The Current l~sseB has contest, ga.mes and crafts will Coop· Warehouse; merchant doSo's Project 'ln;tpact inCorrect 'Tm sort of lukewarm on . trol formula tliat is ·applietl "" · Q.Perienced ·a huge prpfit rev-: :be from' 1-8 p.m: on saturday dec_orating contest, with win: ly identified a nu,ethig partici-· the thing. In respect tO what . the ·state. · enue based on our gracious ~ the Otero C9unty E_leetric nera ,announced at 7:10 p.m. pent wbo applauded ·the vil issQ.es ·county government · milllevj> in. the past," he said.. Coop·· W8I1;'hous.e across Bo.r- at the Coop Warehouse. · lage's h~ring . of an urban shQuld be involved in, health · ·The full three mili~ isn't "This hospital could· be like row Street from Western For mOre· information·,.· forester. care .is not one of the~" said needed, She Cont¢ndS. · &ny other hospital and be run Bank (bring pumpkins from · call tbe Cloudcroft Chamber The participant w"" ·Van Duane WilliaiiJS,. a _frequent "Because of yi~ld control, P,scally sound by· a good. m&n 1-1:30 P.m.); .Winners will.be of Commerce at· (505)" ·682- Patton.. · · · observer at. commission meet- in 1999, instead of the full ·agement· that would require anno1lll:~>ed at 8 p.m. 2733; · i~. ~t ~hti:m,illlevy is sup- · 4.25 · mills, county proper:1;y. but a· small amount of nioney posed to be for _maintenance of owners· paid 2.42"mills on res to. do it. We as taxpS:yers .are · cOunty property and is per- idential property and 3.84(1 Oii. _.paying. for a third-rate service ·fectly legitimate as long as noQresiden.tial, averaging .to &E! Presbyterian's rating as an the county own:s the property. 3.0435 ·mills," she said. Tliat HMO fudicates,,.. Seidel said. David Lee lrlon operator of an oil well senic and Adam of l:ias Cruces; bis I'm pleased no nlore money is dropped to 2.5 mills this year, ~commissioners have· in.g oompiUI.y. He.served in the Iiiother, Mary BrQdshaW' ·Irion · going towarcl the hospital's . which generated rnoi-e than heard from for.-profi.t and non- No services are scheduled· .U.S. Navy and WBS·an artist in of L"" Cruces; 8hd !bur grand" _qperation as it did in the the ~11 levy ·wheri it was . profit companies that · ~ fOr David Lee Irion, 73 who woQd turning. He was a m.em- · daughters. · past!' . p8.ssed eight years ~~ . in.terested, but they haven't died Wednesday, Oct. lS, 2000 . ber oftbe Presbyl;erian Church· The · fa::p:tily requests · Thny Seno, the Libertari~ ·She· doesn't beheve the put it out for bid yet.• he J at his home. in Ruiclo.s'o and Kappa Alpha memorial contribt.ition.a to a an Party"s issue analyst, .said, "s.care" .campaign t)lat the ·added. . He·was born Nov. 8, 19:!6, Fratel'nity-. He was active in favorite cbaricy or the Presby "The mill levy originally was .hospit~l ·and clinics might Seidel said 'he' runs two · in Breckinri.(lge, . Texas, to the· Masonic· Lodge.. at ·one terian Building Fund in Rui- intended to be. used only for close without the mill levy, · medical .clfuics and is abJ.e to Henry J. and Mary Bradshaw tinie. doso. · .brick and mortar and to help :VaiCarcel. said.. . · operate without sq.bsidies.. Survivors iilclude his wife, . Arrangements are with the hospital get back. on its If it doeSn't pas& in the "We're actually sube!diz IrioHe ~ed Billye Harris Bi!lye, of tbe family home; Graham Mortuary and Mesilla feet. That'S all paSt us. general·e~ection-, .in he~ read-. ing these : guys big . time · on. Oct. 9, 1948, in Albu sons ~n1ce of CBntc)n. 'Qhio, · Valley Cremato,.Y, 555 West "I see the si~uation as ing of. the law, .. the commis~ · throu~h county and state tax querque.· D~vid of Brown Mountain, Amador. Las . Cruces, NM unfairly placing the burd~n of sion Could hold' a special elec ation.. he ~d .. "We're getting He ·was the owiler and . Nev., Derek of. Albuquerque, . 88005.. 'fundiug the ,hospital solely on tion ·for a lower, mora reason- slammed twice." .. Vallejos 818 Su1!derth • Raldno, New Mulce ·:.· Ruidoso's Qply Lincoln County Assessor Ailtiques & COUectibles MaD VOTE NOV. 7th 25 +Dealers Paid for. by Committee .to Elect 4,000 + Sq. ft. Robert Vallejos for · . Thousands of Treasures. •:. .~· ; .. · Lincoln County A1111essor at Affordable Prices .·; . Leslie $Smora, Treasurer :. • ; • • -· • • .j ~ Cohgressman JOE SKEEN helps.· people ... .· • Joe's. major priority is the solvency and LIKE NEW MEXICO'S fiscal integrity of the SoCtal SeGJ.¥'ity SENIOR CITIZENS and Medicare .programs. · • Joe supported legisJatio~ to lock up the Social Security surplus to be used only to pay retirement benefits. Govcrnmerit' should no longer use the trust fund to pay for more government spending. • Joe voted to repeal the Social Securicy This information provided to the citizens of New Mexico to help understand Bond Question C. earnings limit. Now, seniors between . . I ~ ages of 65 and 10 can FODrinue to · work and still receive social security f Bridging the Safety Gap benefits. I • joe voted to repeal the Clinton Social I ~ity taX. on senior dti~ns. - State Bond Question C - I '' -. Up~ate 1940's vintage radio system • with state-of-the-art microwave net JOE SKEEN is hcipi11g. w9tk. PE!OPLE and rhnt's· h~lping improved-H.~ QUALITY OF LIFE • Ann your public safety offiqers (fire~ t(:ir New l\.1cxio~·s ~~..·ni~ll· dTlh'll'. police, emergency medical, forest serv' ice) with the tools they need to do a ' quicker, safer job. ·' ' 1 • Bridge the bandwidth gap between ...... !3 · and metro areas to open new business, health and education opportunities. i I i'tilcl for. by !hs General Ssrvtt:ss Dspartment, State of New MexiCo. l •• . ' . .' ...... ~ ,.., ...... : .... _...... _. .. .~ ~ -·- -~ ~·-·- ---'---- -· -·-""'"'"-·-·~ -~-·------· -·- ·-~...-..·--·------"--- ,_ ...... ,_ -· ...... ,.. ... ~. ~ ~ .. - ...... - - ,... --~ ... _.,. • ... ~ ' - -·.- -- - __ ,,....,. . ' - - - -- .... ---~~~-~-----~---~-~------...- .... ------~-~------""' ' . RUIDOSO NEWS .. ' 4A -. Ocl: 27, 2000 CALL· US ··oN Phone'' SoS-257-4001 . . . . . 'RumosoN:EWs The too~late PUBUSHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MID FRIDAY IS AVOTe·FoR .AT 104 PARKAVENUB, RUIDOSO, NEW MExico push for votes Brad L. Treptow, Publisher Keith Green, Interim-Editot . Now that we have been so .FNAI>EORB.URHA VOTE 'thotvugbly inundated with po · S ORTHE litic_al advertising on the .tele Copyright 2000 Vbrlon tube that we can hardly OTHER WAYAROUHI> r stand to turn ., , ·- Qll' the _irifer":" OUR OPINION nal machine, MOUNTAIN ' and now that ASiDES the lorig'tout ed first gen eral election' . A highway of the Iilillen- . niwil iS little m.ore. thail a ,. of too many tears week . away, we now trY to ·bring our Nearly evecy edition of this newspaper in ·th., P,..t sev-. • selves to con- eral IIIDilths has. reported accidents, severe ~uries; and" fe"ssing that deaths on the 38-mile stretch of U. S. Highway 70 between we"" already ·Ruidoso Downs and Riverside - that ·point at which the : ,] vott;Ki. highway climbs out of the vallily of the Rio Hondo and 'Well, so swings east to Roswell. · · - . . · · has abn""t . .. 2,000 other electors in L~coJ,n . That federal highway, used heaVily .by commercial trims ;•' Coun·ty, according. to the good port trw:ks, not to mention thOusands of inurist;s bound for '1~~~ people who have· volunteered . Ruidoso, is beautiful - and deadly. · · .. An emllaraSsed apology IL . to conduct the early voting ef Now the state highway LOCAL.NEWS : ,, I Petition seeks' county-hospital grand jury· j . . . l Resistance to attorney general's opinion on management. contract sparked. . the move ' or "acts of misconduCt~ eager to correct any probl-. sti<:k it back in the mill levy councy """"""""• fiocilities ·and ·"I hope they don't find - fund and it's your inoney,- Sui ' equipinent, mcluding. but .,ot thing'• but if.;.....;.... , __ is J::.. del said. "Pl:esbyterian ·knew I' - · A petition is cireulating Ssk-: limitem Reynaido Valcarcel, a Qlsn- stst;ed they l;>.elieve the actionS of pushed by a bunch of misin- nrif!Sim'WS- are suppose to find I ooe -reeident_ ·who is. active· i:p. the COQ.D.ty eonmrissiOii 8Q.d· the formed people.~ · Ol,lt .an.t\ overcome, IWt j~t·blow councy issues, said the petition hospital board violate specific , . Ccmmissii>ner L. RaJr Nun it of£" Was the cnlmination of many ·laDKUaae in state· statQ.teS tbat ley said if questions exist, ·."1et's . .Vak8rcel ri~d the group of county actions or inactions, but set fi>rt1i prooOdures fur soliciting do it." , ·. · . · . people cirCulating the j)etjtion was sperlt;ed by the resistiuice of competitiVe. bids fur councy con· · "I don't know exactly the don't hsve tha resources to hire the oonuxri$aion to ~Y with· tr$Cf;S and in the handling of proce$!1, but if·~ is s"me an. attorney and go to court and an: attOrney general's opiniOn on equipment ~cl ~- questiqn_ about-. the .. legality, they don't hsVe the power of existing law. . James . Gibson, hospital maybe it slwuJd -be looked into,• .law on :their side to demand · "That .l'eSistanee occui'red administrator, said in the. opiri- he said. reconb;. ·. · . . .. l · despite ·all- of the ea"orts ot citi- ..ion ofPresbyterian officials sum- · Com:missionei' Leo Mar ~ n.ot saying they inte., zens to .influence their fuelings," nu:niing the grandjuzy to inVesti- tinez said he's ·encouraged to tionally are. breaking the law, ! .he said. "Despite the letters from gate the hospjtal and .the councy . see people concerned enouah to but laws are being bro)am," he . the attorney .general, ;rather cc;mn:I:Ussion is unwaiTanted. . become· involved, sOmething said. "There are· tbingi!,· like · than tty to see how they could "Our pOsition is that the that's been a problem in the their reluctance· to &llocate. comply with current laws,. there · lease hetween Pl:esbyterimi and . Ruidoso area mOney to the Hondo. Health has been a pettem. EVery time · Linci>ln Councy is legal and · "If they get enough signa Cljn!c. Some of the commission-. something is pcint;ed out, they hinding," he said. "It has. heen tUres, I hope the commission ers dragged their met and stood. light it ratberthan resolve it.• appropriately app!oved and is in will support the Petition," he back when they'could have done · ~ -to sta~ law, a full force and effect." said.~ fur -one, wOn't stand in judge is required' to ca1l a grand . 'lhe Company's ,handling of the way of it...... ' ·~isthat there are StacY Erwin d Cap- l;akes_ advanlal;o dearly wdng Thu,.....: at the j after receiving a .petitiOn · a double payment on some One of the petitiOn's sup severs! sweetheart deals in RuidoSo Senior Citizen Cerar. Aboua 1,700 people have VOted early ~ verified signa- of at equipment at 1ast week's . com- porters, Dr. Walter Ray Seidel, place. One is between Pl:esb.fter _eilher.~t the center; ~n fnxn9. am.· .bf'I3. p.m...... eekdays.' or at~ coun~ two· percent of a oo1,nlty's meeting demonstrates said he views recent double ian and the couney.'lhe.attomey' ty. Clerk's oftlce ir'l Canizozo, from 8 a.m1 tc5 S p.m. weekdays. The chana! least mission the ,to !lVOid general election daY crowds runs through Nov. 2. re,.istered voters; With 13,028 thet the relationship between billing ineident as an example general was very clear that once ~ iA the C()Uilty, the petition the hospital and the commis- of commission ·inaction. the contract was drawn it was to would require 261 signa-. • sion ;, open and in public view, . When Presbyterian officials he approved by the state Depart. 'lhe Petition calls· fur a grand he said- . . · · brought the· error to the com- ment Of ·Fin &Dee and Admjnjs-: ' jury and a special prosecutor to Commiasio"n Chairman Rex mission's attention, .c'Commis- tration and that the procure / I .. investigate •any illeg:al conduct" Wllson said the -cOmlriission is · $ioners said 'That's fine_, we'll ment code must he rollowed." . EQUIPMENT Crosspoint A11n1 I:IIRll • AZllllll v.. IIIli M••111• VOTE Y•s SWAP MEET. Cllristfmo Fel.,_,ip IT'S ALL ABOur JESUS! · CONSTITUTIONAl. AMENDMENT 2 . · SpODIOl'ed by the · on the_ November 7 Ballot I . . Photo$1'aphic Society ·'' ' This Snnday "~e Devil Goes To Ch...-oh Too" Vote to keep County. Elected Officials In Office Who: of L1ncoln County "For we wrestle not .;ptnst flesh blood•••• "''. Epb. 6112 Are EXperienced aDd Are Batter.Traln&d j Are More Professional Rpserve a table for $15, display yeur gocidiQS ~ni:l sell, sl!ll, ,em 10:00 A:M. Sundays at thi Ruidoso Sanlor Card,r 701 Suddarth Dr. · Offer Continuity 9:~0 A.M. lar.pra-sarVIca prayar and fellowship The of Lincoln County Remember, it is your right .as a voter to -choose. NM8B355 If Jesus.says, "COME AS rou ARE", so wa say "COME AS YOU ARE" You vote in office... You vote out. of office 1',. ', .P.ll!!l!>)' -ariUullv K18111B ~8·1~92 .. , You Choose! ' Paid -tor by th• COmmittee lo .•PPfO'M Con.tllutlonal Amandm.nt J, M..U.. Nl. Prodor, Tnuurt~r t ) i . l' / / DESERT SUN TOYOTA 2510 N. WHITE SANDS B.OULEVARD ALAMOGORDO, NM: 88310 ! I I - .. _, - - ! ------"-~------...... ~--..-- ...... -,..-..-...,.__.,~--.=.!1- ·-·-··--· '"'··---·-- ...... r M I'RID.<'I; Ocr. 27, 200() LpcALNEws· For a safe Halloween .I BY TIM KEmru!Y FOB. THE RUIDOSO NBWS I realq can~ decide what to B!lk theJn. How many bullets would they keep in the ir shirt pocket? Would they have shot Billy Stop the presoesl The Girl Scnuts lire the Kid in the baek )ike that sissy Pat Gar- dropPng their lemon cookies. fur their rett did? . · · 200ldrive. . . ·. · If you ·have a question, e-mail· ;pre at · "One cnokie line had to go to make way · [email protected]!Il and r11·use it. Hear for our new cookie - the Adobe Cookie,n the debate on KRUI-AM (1490) .at 9 a.m. . Ma)lreen Schmit1;1e ~d. She ie the field W.,ooeaday. executive for the &rea~ 13 scout troops. · :. The _neWs would have tumea my ·. ·~ok. up over at_the· ~~ ~ grandma soilr. She used to S1iliOBh thoae neiU' Ski.Apaehe; y lind Wo...Jillp Service DALTII,E ,First BaPust ChurCh. 420 Mechem Sa1urdO,Y Nf.iht. ~00 p.m. (12 X ll) FRENCH QUARTER ,99 SQ. FT. DAKOTA 1.25. sq. ft. . RE-ELECT SHERIFF TOM SULLIVAN Experienced, Responsible, Proven Ability "Dedicated to your personal safety" STATEMENT OF.PmLOSOPHY The Uncoln County Sheriff's Department will do every thing within it's power to provide a-community environ ment characterized by the relative absence of crime and the. presence of public peace. This is the basic mission of every member of the department and can be realized by: • Reahzing that the employees of our department are the most importarit part of the organization, and constantly striving to help them in their performance and ~vel opment. • Rcco3Jtizing that the spirit of the Uncoln County Sheriff's Department is one of helping people arid pro viding assistance at cveiy opportunity: • Enlightening citizen attitudes towards public safety and obtaining a spirit of commi.ulity cooperation. • Promo~on professionalism through the impartial enforcement of laws and striet: adherence to ethical and moral responsibilities. • Delivery of effectiVe serviet:: to the community through the continuing -development of pollee skills and per- · .sonal initiative. · • Utilizing swom pctsonnel in enforcement and peace keeping roles WhiiC rdaking maximum USe.of the capa bilities of non~worn personnel in support functions. HOnor. dedication and sBrvice .are tbe watch words of the. Vote in the November 7th Lincoln County ~heriff;s Depattment. All members of the department will- constandy stti:ve to let _the virtues repre General Election. sented by these concePts guide their actions ~nd decisions. + Three tenn Lincoln County Sheriff. + Over 30 years law enforcement experience. Bachelor of Science Degree.- Criminal Justice. + ,· ONE WEEI< ONLY + Over 3000 hours of advanced law enforcement training. + Graduate- National SJ:iel:iff's Institute- LE Management Oct. 28 - Nov. 4 National Intelligence Academy- Criminal Investigation Southweste.m Police Institu~ - ~E Supervision Inematiorial Assoc. of Chiefs of Police -School of LE Management U.S. D"Pt. of Justice- Drug Enforcetnet>t Trainlng. Drug lllT J ...... ------·--·------....~~~~~....--...- ...- ...- ...- w ~ ~ ~ ...- ...- ~ LOCAL NEWS l'tuPAY, OC& 27, 20011 7A Commission . ·,-, sees refund for •. . . .SWA customers .t BY DIANNE STALUNGS an policy analySt· 'lbny Sep.O RUJDOSO NEWS STAFF WRITER pointed out.. "This rate. was . arrl,ved at jUegally, it· seems to ··' Custqmers ·!lr:the LinColn · 1ne,' becaWJe the ordin&,ice Solid Waste Authori:ty. _should ~:~till was irl existence." . :,. ·receive_a refund on their next On a recon:unendation by ) ·r•' · · quarterly bill, county colllJQiS- Commis.e,ioner L. Ray- Nunley, •• · · sioners said last week. SWA attorney D~tn DuttOn ' 1 AlthoUgh the SWA. board said he woqld a_dvlse · his Was empowered to. inCre8se board w give a credit to cus rates to $6. 75; melnbers were tomers for _.the· period the un.aware a countY ordinance higher .rate was charged, bu~ · already existed locking in res.., the.. ordinance ·still was in . idential rates in unincorporat-_ effect. . . · eel portions· of the county at" "I ooriup.e:nd Alan for find $5.. 26, · . ing the conflict," Duttpn said·. "I wasn't aware_ o( the Ordi- County Attorney Alan nance either or I would h~:~.ve. -Morel last week told. county advised my· board to wait." - · CQmmissioners be found the:· The ·authority bills ·quar- -': ordinance While reSearching terly and the next bills should· documents · :'a:ssocia,.ied with reflect three months refund, if the .early years .Of the coalition the SWA approves· the" action fanned to. collect and disp~ at. its: m~ting next month. of garbage in the -county. Fpr the SWNs action to be · "I Marti.iez said one of the legal, that ordinatice should teasOps .he voted. againSt the · have been rescinded or revised ordinance is. that he amended7 he said.· -p~fe_rs elected .official& serve on the SWA boiird now that it RMS art teacher challenges kids·. for Halloween In·· a 3 .. 1 vote with Com- has the power to set rates. missioner Rick ·,Simpson Appointed representatives · Students in Karolyn Chubb's art. _. Shea- Green wort the -.seVenth-grade carve them at, school because of the knife, · absent and Commia:Sioner Leo are not ~s answerable to the classes at Ruidoso Middle School .deco· &st of Show award fur her "Hip Grand. but theY cen paint th<>m and doll th<>m up. Martinez voting 8.gain.st the publie, he said. I rated and dressed up ·pumpkins for . a ma," winning a family pizza from'~~ They can also work with another spu:lent -motion, the _commission But Dutton said commis Halloween contest, ·and winners were . Hut and McDonald's coupons. · (on this), which isn't alw~ the case.~ approved a revo.tD.ped solid Sioners still choose who ·will arinounced Wednesday. "I was \t;b.inkiD.g of doing a rock star, 'Thn prizes were given in. all: tv.ro waste ordinance, one without sit on.the_SWA board arid C8ll Gus Fajardo and Skylar Alexander but I couldn't firui any· clothes;" Green prizes went fur &st of Show in each a specified rate. change the . appointment, if won the eit!hth grade Best of· Show said. Her inothet made Grandma's Vest grade, and prizes fur both grades in .the "Some bills were Sent out they diSagree with th~ repre award for their Jimi _Hendrix _pumpld.n and helped with the project, she added. fullowing categories: F\mniest, ScBriest, at the higher rate," Li~rtari- sentative"s votes. · in a coftin. T.heir prize was a big party · Chubb said she loade up the contest Most Original ~d Most Unusual. pizza from PizZa Hut and some McDon four Years ago beca'\lSB she's seen so many PriZes for the p_ump]dn contest were ald's·coupans, the two said. cute :Pumpkin . figures while driving donated by Sierra Cinema, TCBY, Fun · "We did it at the last minute," Fajar al'OUlld. . 'frackers, Showtime Video, Pizza Hut and do said of their cofllned rock star. · "Kids like it," she said. '"!'hey csn't McDonald's. ... Rtiki~N~~,..-•4-.,.L..;\4.-"--•. ., __ .. . . 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I'IIIDAY, Ocr. 27, 2000 LOCAL NEWS Thesday meeting agenda in detail Parks, playgrounds, promotions await council BY }AMES KALVELAGE - "'o '"""" an ..,.,..u...t oolu- ~·--to OUow tho oale of vii· RUJDOSO NEWS STNJI WJU1D ' '·tion'to the problema in the foreat.~hich rty ftn' the development (Jf eause. a thieat to tht lives of our resi- _ ~ ~ a bid 1be RuidOso council den.ta.'! _ p:rOeea11, an ~ 4ive1oper vi1Ja8e · The I'OIOiutt... aleo mppo... mul· oftllrocl to~·....,.. 12 ..,., of 'fuesday is scheduled to look at ttpJe UIBI of ..the .f'oloeet -~~ and land near Grindatcme Lake. An ozdi:. meetinf items from increaeed ...,..... tho U.S.-tSero!cetocoa- ...... wldah ...... a DUbllc....,_, promotional ftmding of the vii· 11ider tlui needs and dellirea -of all eiti- i8 needed to proi:eed with a real -estate !age to initiatives that would lenA. . . . purchase asreement for the hoUe:ing .. Other anol ennmd plan...... • . . build a pi8YIII'OUDd and estab .the forest -Inhave· passed resollJlkma. Thacouncil_iaac:heduledtoCOIUiid lish a neW Ruidoso park for some· With laimuaRe ~the Foreat er a daveloDmaiat that is beiJ1a ~ outdoor events. s~ would. De laeld reaponsi~ if -a ~tone ~ark.· . The meeting begins at 6:30 wildflre resulted tn· ~ losa of lives or A 1D81DQ ftom ~r Robart J)on dwellUQrs. -· aldaon states lana below (kind.. p.m., in the couDcif ehambers Linc.oln ~ last month adopt.- stone I>,IUil is s:-· - suited for ari. Out- · of the. Ruidoso Administrative ~a reaolu~op. that, in part, caUed on door- event padL_ ·maym- wj.lll(lllk Oftice building, 813 Cree the state to raCogu.iza tlie exi:stence of the CQ\lDCil to. apJirove a eommittee to an emerpncy situation. It also start maJring-Gdiuistone Park .a reali- Meadows Drive. demsnded 1bnd1ng be forwarded to the t.f, · · _ . The agenda: Smokey 'Bear.-~ District of the . A- bwiineas hnp:tovmwmt· district lbree. t to alleviate condi- .. will also. be discussed. The mayor -- The council will consider a ·Rui- tiona. ..1--•ft_...,...... , mid.toWn merebants b&VQ shown~ doso Lodgers Tax Commi~ recom~ An amendment to the. develop- inte.-est in belpin&" ~lvea t9 pro- . ' menda~on ~o &ive an ad-ditional Dll)llt &greEIIDSJlt with. HOtel Ruidoso, • vide ~tion&l parkinQ- :and '}lre.en Penny Dillon ~basic knltllng ta;hillqua 1D a Cap11a11 HeodSWt sb.KienL $25,000 to Grindstone Gnphics for I..,J.C, the firm building the Hawthorn space. The buaineu ~t dis-- general advertising and· marketil:lg. BuUes Golf and Convention Resort trict would eatabUah a inechanism fbr The funding woul4 come from higher · next to the Ruidoso Convention Center, asseasments,on ~· iri the dia . than antlcipated revenues from ~ vil- -is on the· .apnda. The arwmdment' trict, if. J;hose in t4e district decide, to l&ge's ~ tax, a~ to a coun· would extend _the completion da.t.e ror .h~p finance aruu~ parkiD,g ~ Knitters set out .. to make a difference cil memorandum from 'l'alnmie Mad- the hotel The date Would be ' RAY MERRITT FOR ·. SHERIFF Rlcll Silva !ifw.NtN 7fh Monday-Friday. 9:30a.m. ~-5! a.m. · for Lincoln County Assessor • ~ubllcan Party RANDY SPEARS · Satur'day 1b;30 a.m. • 5! a.m. -UNDERSHERIFF Sunday 12 p.m.- 12a.m. . featuring . Position '#3 on Ballet TALISMAN BAND RESPECT • No one in my office will b~ above the law. Wednaday-lalllrclay 8 P.RI-·1!1 a.m. INTEGRITY • All deputies will be part of the cOmmunity, -'with aSsigned Patrol areas. SPOOKY HALLOWEEN COSRIME CONTEST *Yes we will certainly h_andle ~c accidents! COMMITMENT For. all four,years I'm ill otl\ce.: , Saturday, October.28 ··I will be a working sheriff with a full service Sberifrs office. Lbts Of PriZeS KNOWLEDGE •we will save money by shopping smarter for .vehicles and -personnel. 'IN THE. T INN •We are qualifiect professionals.. I'OLffiCAL OW PAiD FOR 8'1' THE COMMmEE 307 Hwy_ so, NM TO lii.ECT RIQI( SILVA- DAVE PAFIK$, TREASUFIER PAll> FOR BY RAY MERRJTI' • BALLOT .,or the Mill Levy _._ lllhll! Nov. 7 M"ill Levy Question ...... Shall ihe Board of County Commissioners of • ...... Lincoln County, New Mexico, be authorized to impose a levy of (3) mills as proVided in ;. IIIAIIIIIfbiJ thi-ee "" the Hospital Funding-Act to operate and- maintain ~ llltilUI!IDI!!IJ the Lincoln County hospital and clinics? The Ifs Important JmiJliJII'!ID' funds_ from said tnill levy will be diVided with Lincoln County Medical Center receiving two and. one-renlh (2.1)" mills and· the Canizozo Heallh Center. Corma Heallh Center. aDd the 1-kmdo Clinic, in the aggregate. teceiVing rUne b:Dihs (.9) of a mill. fur seven (7) years. That You Vote To \Mi'W' • • r-r ""Y":' ~Y'lll'-tY· "'!"' 'C'W~'r" ~-p~-:;:;::><~tw ··!';:t. :::·· ' , l , ' ' , 1" .-1 , I '~ , ;t"-: --~1 •' • • -- :-;:if;·";{:.(~ ~ ' - "' " ~. ~ ' - - ' '""r( If£~ <'~Vi . • . ' . <- ' ' '0" - . :. "'· . . " . . Keep Exceptional Debe ser autorizado el consejo de comisioru\dos 1 del condad de 1:-iocoln, Nuevo Mexico_ a ·tuu:er leva de 3 milesimas segOn e• Ado para finaciar a los Hospitales pma oPerarY lll@lltener el hospital y los cliuicos en el condad do Lincoln? Los f CALL US ' . Spons edJlOr Karen Boehler Phone' (505) 257-4001 PORTS FRIDAY, Oci 27, 2000 lB Soccer not only team affected av KAREN BOEHLER ends at Santa T '"It reallY .is, an.d that's what I told them in the locker room,• Webb said. "I said, 'I know they didn't have the sea son they. had hoped for, nor what I would have hoped fur.m . · She said RuidoSQ's tough schedule may· have worked . . st i~ "maybe breaking :::t:' spirit a little hit, not win -· ning some of those games." But, she said, "We really had a good core grQUp of girls as far as 'athletically, and they have a pretty. good mental attitude. "It certainly was not the season we had hoped for, that's fur sure. HopefuJJ)I they can take something good from it, as far as how to deal with adversi ty and things not always going your·way." . Hondo advances in tourney; Chiefs fall BY KAREN BoEHLER going to take it.' We're going to .RUIDOSO NEWS SPORTS .£DJ1'0ll: he in a good battle with these ~-· .....,...... ,,_, HONDO - Hondo and Mescalero Warrior Amanda Montes was the top Wanior finisher at the Ruidoso lnvita Me~ero had different out- · The Chiefs (5-15, 2-9) gave t:ioJ!al Oct. 19, and is expected to lead the girls squad to a diSb'ic:twtn today. comes in their District SA vol a 8Q9d effort Thursday, but leyhall matehes 'fuesday, with couldn't overcome Mesilla Val the Eagles advaneing to the ' ley 'fuesday, falling 15-4, 15-9, second round of the distriet 16-1. Runners tuned up tournament,. and Mescalero "The girls wanted to win seeing i~ season end. and' everything, but it just was Hondo n't there for them," said coach The Eagles (9-11, 7-4) faced Ardena Orosco. "They had a for district meets No. 5 seed Lake Arthur 'lUes couPle of good plays. We gave day, taking a 15-6, 15-6, 15'2 them a good game and every- · BY KAREN BoEHLER stick to it." win over the ·Panthers. thing, hut Mesilla Valley was RiJJDOSO NEws SPORTS .EDITOR NMMI fields a full boys · The mateh started slowly, just a little more up for it than team, while Ruidoso will be with both teams coimnitting a us." . The. &,rea's three cross short a full ~uad. The reverse myriad of service errors. The . · Orosco said li:Sor varsity country teams will be compet i"i true for the girls. (Although Eagles took the lead on fuur player Augusta · , who was ing today in their district Ruidoso coach Ronny Maskew serves by -H.ermony Haun,' moved to the varSity late in the. meets, hoping to qualifjr both said it?s not certain whether or while the Panthers fuught·hack season for the experience, and teams and .individuals for the not NMMI will show with a on 'the serving of Jennifer Honclds jasephlrie Gudehez gets the baD aver the net In Ehe flrst round t?f is the only tall Chief, showed Nov. 4 state meet. girls te8.m.) Chavarria. the dlstrtc:t iDumamerit "d. Lake ArtlnJt'T~ she'll he a furce to !1'cl«>n with Ruidoso will host one of the Maskew is pleased With his Jackie Chavez put the in the future. ·- smallest meets aroUnd. · team's efforts this season, and Eagles on top fur good with six "She had a block, and it Redistricting let\ the War said they'~ resdy to compete. serves, including three aces. ·. have to aCUust, because we lost lor. said her young squad, was perfect," Orosco said. "The riors in a district with only one ''We improved a good hit ··. Chav.Z led the serving fur · both of our better Bettars." · which has no one older than a timing was great and every other school that fields a cross last week, and by the time (the .. the match, picking up 19 Both she and sophomore sophomore, will he more com '.thing op. it was nice. She really country team: the New Mexico me~) , gets here, we will be points, including fuur aces Jackie Chavez agreed the team .petitive next season. didgood." . . Military Institute. . ready," he said.· total and eight straight serves has bean able to adapt to dif "They're going to be very Although the Chiafs didn't · So, both teams ~ill by The race hegins at 3 p.m. in the fi,.aJ match. farent ·situations throughout good if'they'll stay together and have a winning record, Orosco default head to state, but that with the varsity girls, followed Eighth Jll'1lller Dawn Salei- the season, hut are hoping the play together fur the next cou -said the season was "way, way doesn't · mean there won"t be by the boys. do also did wsU at the net, two are. heck sc>on. . ple of years.• better." than in the past. ooinpetition. · Capitan · wrapping up game two with six "Yeah, because they're good While Lake Arthur has Mesealero finished fifth, rather NMMI has been a thorn in The Tigers have the tough strail . ' .,\ .l ii'--··-·---·· .. -.-;;,;;-iiiiit?l'iTi-iot -;;;.;;-;;,;;-.;,-;;.,;-o;x;,;-;.;;,;;;,,;;_;,-;,;;_;· -;.;,-.,;,-;.;,-.,;-;;;,;,.;-;.· ;;;o,;~-;;.,;;-,;,-;;.,:-;,.;;.;-;;..,:-c.;•:...... :·-C...::.._:__.:.· _.,-_:.;~~-.::..:...;..- ·---:.-c:-:..::-_;-c..:;-..:- - ~ -:__:~-:- -· - - -' - .. - -·--. -··---·-· ...... ~ ... ·-·--~ --· ...... ""------·-·-"-----··"· 28 f'RIDA>\ 27, 2000 / Oci. SPORTS lltlmQsoNEWS Fishing report ...... ~·········································-··.:...... ~ ...... ,...... _ EAGU: ~"These lakes are now dosed . Post-season changes· on tap throughout NM RIO RUIDOSO: lhe rain we received was for the season. KAREN ...... __ most welcome. The flow in lhe river ' increased rw lhe nm rime 1n a ·lore while. ~=~~~1== f~mws~ ln"AAAandAAAA,thetqJ the boys. Nine .,;tes will h~ will face either Dora, Elidli, W! hopa the light, Sleady rains OXttlnua for ,_...... ,...._....,....,...... ,....,, two teams in "'!ch district went the spring sports.) !'Joy-days. . · this point, Qnly AA Capitan and . . Moore ·said the ch-s BWO's. Toss a small hopper in ween Of' yel ~ a bln=h but the (ilhl,. late aftw- Tegional competition,- not juSt · "It's ~ ~ be a lot ~ · Class A Carrizozo and HOiulo were created by the NMAA 'ow~ see" what 1-oappans, for- are at the · . """" ""' ...... ,. """'""' ,_,_ c.,. 111eo the smaU schools.. ent fbrmat,• said Jeson )lfoore, ~ still in- ~tentiott~, ~Jl&' .Commission ('a group· of 14 ath~ end of hopper .season. Continued from page lB ward knows his runners wiD "l ihink bQth of them can finish ·Cougars, Magdalena, MenauJ· for replacement · have to ·beat at least one teain. in· the. top ~5- They'll have to lllld Hatch VaUey. . competition. It gets .eve~ tougher fur the· . run their best." Of the five~ Mescalero was Continued from page lB With. basketball season "We're reaDy kind of gQing two. Capitan girls. . · Overali, Woodward said the only .school which placed at starting ·soon, the temporary . into the district in the dark~: he Individual rUnners rnust the ·'ngerS just need to run .statidast year, and could be the situations~'" Webb said. "For loss of Ande~on. Solomon Bar said. "' should know something finish .in the top 15~ and. with their best. te8in. to beat· again. · one. thing, we need to "Work on. nett and Sarao Sharma could about the other teams but I .. the othe:r filur schools. fielding _"We'll just go out and run . Coach Thurman" Sanchez our protection, because. our. also have an afl'ect, but coa(ih don't.··We can onlY assume that .full teams, the coach knoWs his our race and know where we said his team is ready. protection hasn't been very ' .Billy P~ won't say how much Jemez Valley will be the cleso · "girls are going to have to run stand." he said. · ~ ·"You .better believQ we are." good. But it'll also put our their loss will hurt the team. of the district." filst to break into thet number. · Mescale.-o he said. "We're definitely look~ kickers into a pressure situa · · "The kids have enough to ·'Ib earn a spot at state, the But he's confident they can do The Chiefs will be running ing fOrward to the run. The tion and . s~e how they worry about· without being put Tigets have· to finish m the top · it. · ·>, at Alamo Navajo. running is in our coQrt. All we . respond." all over the place," he said. three, and" with f"otir teams · "' think o.ur girls can quail- · They'll be competing have to do is- coine in in the t;op Webb said without Ander "They're hurting as inuch · es ~elding ~oyS sq_uads, ·Wood- fY. 1 reaDy do;" Woodward said. beginning at 3 p.m. against the three and·we go {to state)." son, the "team probably wori.'t anything. We heve to deal with have someOne with the ability it here_. within our erogram..". to kick a lOng, accurate field The athletes will miss the goal, but since -most other first two weeks of baskethaU teams are in the same situa practice~and·at least one game RUIDOS~ GUN CLUB tion, it shouldn't hurt much. in early uecember. . Sponsoring Benefit Raffle CREMATION $150-NO FUNERAL HOME INVOLVEMENT . Dece-mber 1., 2000 · Phone 505-885-3325 or 505-&22-8111 Funeral Directors have been lraineifto look out'for their ''. 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Here are steps that ~u can take to together to recover. But Imagine If damage could be avoided by taking steps before the dlsaater. recovery from disaster acceler- an Investment that will enhance capitalize on the positive forces already at Next; the Project Impact partners should Project Impact Is about tapping that same collaborative spirit BEFORE ated by laking action BEFORE and strengthen the economic work and channel them into building a dlsas.; take a close look at the specific buildings and systems that are most susceptible to the disaster strikes. · the waters flow, the winds howl, structure and long-term stability tar resis~ant community: risk. From this you can then get the approprt~ FEMA can Pl"QVIde you and your oommunlty with more Information the fires rage or the ground of your community, regardless Building CommurUty Partnerahlpa · about hew to become a dlslister resistant community. 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The goaT 'of Your family, business and com You can also contact your FEMA raglonal cifflce or access the FEMA Assessing Risks Impact partners are doing .ll!nd how the' com website at www.fema.gov for more Information. Project Impact is to ~duce the niunlty st~fe. By working togeth- Once Project Impact partners !lave been munity will and is benefiUng from these ~t thrpugh Project Impact,_ there persons 1 an d economI c cosIs o f recruited, the first order of business Is to efforts. • · disasters by bringing togBiher are s.i:eps we· can all take to exam!ne yOur oornmU':IIt;y's riskp for na·tural Cr-eate a Family Disaster Plan community leaders, citizens and reduce .bur vulnei"ability. and to buslne"sses 10 pi-epare for and transform our own community Wilt! lire and .crtnar typea of dillaster8 ·hurricane, "ood,tomado, eartl1quake, . into a diSaster resistant one. PROJECT IMPACT: What You Can Do Now Nlzardaus materials epll~ wfflter slo1T11 ·can etrlka. quickly Elfld with IIlli warning. 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The long.term Impact fzeiis, gov~rnmant and busl and grass from. your properly, Install smoiCe for disaster msiSIEince. • ChodSe an 9uk#-slatft friend aa 6 'check•ln oontact" l"or avBIYOOe to call. of disasters can be felt for years • nesb8S can ..ke to lessen- the Complete IIMIA 118"Qa detectors and residential fire sprinkler sy.,. • Eni::ouragd"and ~upport eiflptoyees' e:fforts through lost · jobs and a :natural disastets. • Po!ll atnergefjcy telephone numbera by ~ Phone. ~impact\ ~ ren1s, raise or floodproof your heB~ng, veri to parllqlpate In disaSter resistant comniu depressed economy that result Pro}ec/ Impact Pf9rllotes this • Show ret;ponalble family mah"l~ how and when to shut off water, ga. and tilat;ng and air conditioning .units ~nd ility 8ctiviti8s .. .electricity at main awltohes. · from the need to redli'ecl vital ) torw&i'd:irithkthcJ phll6sophy so It encourage and help neighbors to do the ·• Coniact·your'!ocal Ore daparlm111nt to learn about home Ora hazards.. . ootnmunlty resources from will !:?~me a naiural part of • Purchase flood InsUrance to cover your • Leam Oral aid and· CPR. Contact yout looal Amartcan Red CroaS oh~pter for same. lnfol'maUtm and training. . Investments in the future to .: hoW ~~u~iX,mtnuniUes. buSiness and Its contents. 1 SPORTS. FruriAv, Oct 27, ZOOO 38 'Zozo advances; ·Corona season ends SOCCER: 'Spirits are high' headed to state Conunued from page lB great, others kids, if they're hopefully get a break on the prone to letting things get offensive ep.d. We still have react psycho!ogieally to the JOss them down anyway, it onay 1\{anuel (Medrano) up there, with Moun.- two games, that was the differ.. of the teams leaders. . bother them. It 11iaY weaken and weVe got some young guys 6- p.m. in ence: The mistakes we made · · . "When you work all year parts of the team.." who don't have a lot of esperi- . the district and the mistakes they ~'t." with sour Starting' goalie arid "<.Anderson and Barnett enee,. but YQU never knQW what · While the loss puts an eod your· startiJ;1g midfielder and are) two seniors and they're can hsppen. All you'Ve got to do her squad is to the Carilinal season, Gage ·'you lose them, and they're your two leaders, so the other boys · is have a good bounee of a ball ready. . said he isn't totally disappoin£-o captains, it has a dramatic look arourul .and (ask) who's and eomebody can ·get ·a goel. - . 4*1 think_ we are,"' she said. ed. .· · . · . effi>ct on your· team,• Corey going tO step up and take their ,As · long as · our defense i~;~ "Wfire just going to have to. "I mit like we hsd a ·shot to Hood said. "But our spirits are pl!"'e. Thlit'~ the question," strong, rn put our defense take it a_~·at a t.i.me.":"- go one more game, but Vaughn higb right now,. For a. lot of said !;!anta 'l8tes!l head coacn against-any team II> tile state." .. stepped bit up a notch and we · these guys its their first time to Josie Francis. . . , HOod is. also concerned things djdn't," he said. "''m happy the. the .state ·tournament, and H<>od thinks ·he has ·the .aboUt D\UD.bei-s. "I see some good girls hung together the way. they're still excited.~ . . answer, and it COllies down to The ·warriors onlY have 14 happening next year: . · they did fbr the year. (There Wall agrees with that defunse. · eliglble·players, which leaves a.· Who knows, maybe. we wasn't) one_ ~t among ·aasessment. Daniel Duncan and Luis very slim bench. The · !'few .the girls tor the whole. year. ·. "They ,.,restill uj>heat and. Hernando• are vying fbr the Mexioo ActiViti!>s AssoCiation bump up to No. 2 next · And that would.hsve besn easy looking furwsrd to the tourna- liOalies' position, and Hood s&id ruled Thureday the Warriors , ye~r. "lbu never know:" to do when they got to that pa~ ment;" he said; "I. spoke with lie'!l dec:ide who will ·!Ill that could bring a pair of Lady War tem:oflosing. .And.thisis losing the team (Monday) at practiCe, spot soon. He said the team's riors . from. the. junior varsity Rick Gage, Without winning a game. a~o. and told them this is an Oppor- 'biggest problem· will be On Corona_ coach · squsd to shore up the heneh· . 3-0,.. 3-0. So, teJil!"""" ·could tunity that they noed to take offense, with the loss ·of·~ The tesm got together with haVe flared _and they could adv&l)tage of and give 119 per- n8tt _artd No. 3-sCOrer Jose·· Santa 'l;erSsa Wednesday to have gotten. frustrated; but cent and ep.jo.y ~ exj:>erieuce Rangil, who· is out because ·or Alamogordo, working out with ·Co.,ma· they· kent wqiki.ng hard." · · and ~st -. move forw~ and · grades. · the tesm they bop.. to meet in The Cardinals (3-16, 2'7) And Gage, who said_ h~ give 1t their-best.'" "We··~:~till have.our defense, the finals of the . had a slow start in their match hopes to return as ·coach next · "Psychologically, it· COuld and whiChever goalkeeper we .~ey're going againSt Vaughn 'lllesday, · ~d Yf3&r, s~ a-.. s~ng future tor re_ally impnwe· SoiQe· positions -decide. to put Dack there iS hava to bUt. never. cquld colne back, falling the young Cardinal•quad; on the field. heca..Se they lriiow going to be fine," . Hood said. know. In '15-2, 15'10; 15-12 .to end the ..1: see some good thipgs they're going ·to haye to play. "WeN goiilg to have to win the ' happening·-next year," he said~ better now,". former coach with our defense, and "Who knows~ maybe We· bump And.Etrscin said: "So it n:lay be a up tO N'o. 2 next·~· You good thing, it may not. Some · neVer know." kids may just step up and. do Democractic Party·· · and local candidates. . Rebstock, WHILE THEY LAST Jeni Alexander,. · RED $100.00 Romeo Klein & Robert Vallejos. SAME IUli IELIVEIYI sincerely thank Scott & Lisa · RUIDOSO NEWS Muhn, Mark & Laura Doth, Jackie Powell and the rest J 'Call Gina at : OVER 50 ARTISTS of the people at S.E.R.G. ' (SOS) 257·4001 • M.us.cia~;~.s • Catered & Hfast• foods lor the BEST or send cheek _or • Art Auction • Children's Art/Craft Mea OKTOBEiiFEST EVER! money orde:r to: • Cred~t ~ard serv~c~ • Lots of p~rkhig(!)· And special thankS to Kitty . Jelsovsky and HOSP.ICE P:.O. Box_.lll1 · For more in~o_riB!;l,~i~~ ..c•Jl . . . , ...... 'OF LINCOLN COUNTY for RuidoSo, NM· 88835 .. 354-8036 • 354-2798 . . . - ' . . . - .I 1ii111 ------2330·- ~il!ldllftliiDr.- -- -- their.culinarypatlencel Lincoln County Straw Poll This is -ttie first time the Ruidoso News is doing a Uncoln County Straw Poll. This is by no means a scientific poll but a guage to see how ihe Ruidoso News readers feel irt the Presidential race and the most contested Lincoln County races. Please take a moment to fill out the "ballot" and tum it in. It can be dropped by the Ruidoso News office at 104 Park Ave. in Ruidoso. Ballots can be mailed to-Lincoln Co. Straw Poll, c/o Ruidoso News, P.O. Box 128 Ruidoso, NM 88355-0128. All ballots must be received by Tuesday, October 31, 2000. Results of the straw poll will be reported in 'the Friday, November 3rd edition of the Ruidoso News. ... Voting. II'$ not just a right.•• it's your duty. Presidential Race 0 Bush/Cheney(R) 0 Gore/Liebennan(D) Lincoln County Sheriff'S Race . I Cl Tom Sullivan (R-Inc.) 0 Ray Merritt (I) Cl Tony Sene (L) Lincoln County Commission District 3 . . Cl Leo Martinez (R-Inc;) Cl Romeo Klein (D) Lincoln County Thx Assessor 0 Rick Silv11 (R) Cl Robert Vallejos (D) State Representative District 56 . 0 W.C. "Dub" Williams (R) Cl Joni Debe Alexander {I)) 'MiD Levy -;; - OFor 0 Against ' Ruidoso News (505) 2F-4001•104 Park Ave. www.rutdosonews.com .. • .•. •.-.~!.·' -.. -...... -..... ~.---;;,;-;,-;;,;;,- ...... -;;.,;-;.·;.·.;.,;_;:;-,;;-;.-:;.;;-.,;-;,;;;-,;;-;,;-:..::··.;·:...:.- .::~:.c-~~ - - - - -.. - - -- - .. - .. --·· .. --·· ..... - ... ------.. ~ I 48 i'lln:>l.v, Ocr. 27, 2000 LOCAL NEWS .Funding sought for. expanded county substation Bike Rally· Saturday· ., missicm.ei-s that despite recent disposal . requirements that the regional. wastewater pbplt upgr.mes til the plant, she's· could negatively impact the board. The plant was just The annual .· Bicycle ings for free bicycles. wonied- ' plant. updated end is only at 60 per- Safety Rally sponsored by Free heln;tets ·will be Money fur expansion of )he . "I Uve downstream and thE. The county ehould explore Ci!ilt of e.;opacity, he said. the Optimist Club is oet given to those who don't county substation nssr Vlllap stench· this past ·simmim: was warking with thE. village a(Car- · 'lb compensate for the septic wr 10 a.m. to .11:30 a.m. have them arid old helmets Hall in Ruidoso, which houses terrible," she said. "That· tells rizozo on acq~ a grant or tank waste, t".llE!' bDard r&ised "Saturd"y in tl;ae Wh~te may be traded fur nsw ones the state health departlnent me it's at capacity. The foam other money to enaure the new the rate from ~even cents per Molll)tain Elementary· as long as supplies last. end offices fur sherilf's deputies, oreated In the rivsr is disgust.. wastewater treatment plan~. gallon to 17 oents, he said. SchooJ.parking lot. · Partici~ants ·should may be coming from the U. S. ing.'-' · . ·. .. tha.t village is installing can In ~ ·mture. the 1;Joard will Open to children from bring .theu "bicycles to Commiaslon Chairman Rex handle the additional impact, ask the couno/ to. COO)>Ofate to three years thi-ough si~th receive ·safety ~ections ~ugh Lincoln County wnson agreed. the cOunty Wllsori said. . . ' pb}.point". pe~~ who have ille- grade, the event includes ..end aleo to teet riding abU- won't suJ;mlit a prqject for a . ehould be ~ed, but his · Commissionei WUUam. gaily tapped mto the Uns to the games, prizes and draw- ·i~ie$. . . Community Development IDOCk s-iliaworry is new septic tank Schwettmann said he eerves on . tmatment plant,' he said. Grant, COWlty Manager 1bm Stewart said last week the !l!d eral 2001 budget bill containing '' $500,000 for the substation expansion and $200,000 fur Clirrlzozo · Health CUnlo improvements wae .under reVIew In the Labor, Hsalth end Human Services.COIDmlttee. . · He aleo reported te county ~mmiseioners that he gave the county's legislati-ve "delegation a list of 16 projects on which the county is working and could use_ The help, including ·improvements at the- cOunty fairgi-onnds in Capitan. "I thank~d ~. theni. for $196,000 and $100;000 lo previ ous allocations, bUt told th$n;~. the full project will Cost $650,000," Stewart seid. The first priority for the county is·. a hydrological stud.v fur $250,000 to quantifY avail able water and its locations, he said. . . Commissioner Leo Mar7 tinez also talked to the _dele gates about :mc;mey for a new · regional sewage treatment plant, Stewart said. The com missioner pointed out that ~ 'plant used by Ruidoso end Rui doso Downs was designed for a 20-yesr life and is at the 18- yea.rmark. "With three big hotels about . to hook up and a new villag!! requirement that all with access to lines haveresidef3. to up. I think it~ something · need to look at." Martinez sai • · adding that thE! system has . been 6ned by the state environ Pegasus has made it hassle-free and as DIRECIV" from Pegasus Satellite Television · Pegasus takes its commihDent ment department. "M~Cipal to service ~eriously. · officials say it's all right, but easy as 1-2-3 to have satellite television offers more than 200 dlannels. . people living downstream say installed. In your home.' There are'even cis many as 55 pay per view • 100% coveroge on pailsJilid lobar ond it's not." · choi.ces a night. 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Enrique Aragon, also known as Alex Chavez; domestic abuse petition; IW00-102. Sept. 12 - S. Riker Davis vs. Sharon K Davis; divorce; DM00-122. FREE- Sept. 13 - ThiTartee D. Bullan:i v.s. Bhawna Beth Rigp Bullard; divon:e; DM00-123. Sept. ]3 -Jackie PowBll vs. Den nis Powell; divorce; DM00-124. Sept. 15 - Susan .Scott vs. Darid &ott, domeirtic abuse pe,titilm; DV00- ...... G'aa-- 103. ~- Sept.15 - Darlene M. (heen vs:. Phillip Eugene Green; divorce; DM00- 125. Call or visit your local retailer SepL 18 - LaVerna J. Phillips WI. Earl Austin Dilbeck; domestic abuse or call Pegasus today tof!-fre~ 877-289 7488 petition; DV00-104. Sept. 18 - Daniel WiJliam Gray vs. Brandy Leigh Gray; divorce; DM00-126. Sept. 18- Melissa Fierro 1118. Ivan Espinoza; divorce; DMOO.t21. . Sept,. 25- Billy Manake vs.,.Carla. 811-BIY- Ma:nslce; divor-ce; DM00-128. .www.pegsottv.com · Sept. 28- MiclJae1 Stonevs. Joan ~ Stone; divon:e; DM00-130. *Set up fee is $49 for one system and an additil'llal $50 for a second receiver. Sept. 29 - Ruby Colleen M Connected, with a refund \Mdalism on Sudderth · When Ule victim pulled a $5 Cara Alison Word, 19, Ruidoso, ·· listed for Crimestoppers . . bill from his wallet, .one of the was c~ with -sion of alleged attackers asked "Is this less ·than one ounce of marijua Another Sudderth Drive all?" ·_ · na and being a minor allowinJ< business was hit· with Vandal The victim, who. said he self to be served. An ofticer eaid ism between late Oct. 24 and was visit~ Ruidoeo &om he detected. an odor of alcohol early the following mornln..-. A Sonora, Mexico, was able to on her bnWb.· DllliiW booking window at Covsreil Wagon Col flee the location. He later police repprtedly discoverea lectibles was said to have been . retrieved his eyegleeees and marijuana in a pocket. . shot out, likely by a hit &om a· the $5 bill near the pa~"phone. · · According to a police narra- B.B. or pellet gun, The ~dow Abo:ut 15 minutes later tive, an officer· clocked "the was valued at $600. A repre police ~ called to a South Stocke' auto trave)im< 67 miles sentative of the business ·said Ever~en Road residence per hout in tim Wl'iite~tain .the same thing haPP-ened. a; where one· 't.Q three_ men were Drive 80 m.p.h~ "Zone. With week .earlier, ·but Was not said to be. going tbroul 19.95 145SR12 P175/80R13 155SR12 P185/80R13 P155/80R13 P185/75R1 P165/80R13 P195/75R1 '·""I> \I 'I. II GOODYEAR · WORK HORSE XTRA GRIP LII35175R15 $94.95 Lll45n5R16 $111.16 ~ GET ONE OF THESE. Gatewa\ Lft35/85R16 $118.67 THE ISUZU HARD DRIVE SALES EVEN t ... : car Care Package - .• • nosh Radlatar : • RaPIBCBTinii'IIIOSI81 : . ID D8C88Sanl : •Replace up 10 1111 or • lbldll8818 *most cai"s & Lt. : • 0118Cil & AIIJD1111r8 Trucks. : Prassare Additional parts & : • Check 111111 a Ions labor B]ftra, sn_vl • • ChiCk Ill Ughll ·ronmentaf dispos : • ChiCk B8118rv & C8hi8S al charge may : • Cllack lhllckllliii'UIS apply. : · • Chack Eldlausl • • ChHk WIP• BIBdll • •• •••••••• •••••••••••••••• ~""' CARRIZOZO RUIDOSO 301 Central (HWY 54) 134 Sudderth Drive Across from Courthouse At the ny" •IIIII 648-1688 630-0075 - . . ( ' - •• ...... ~' .• \ ...... _. 68 Fluo. Constitutional opportunity to·determme wh"t the vo~ in Al~uquerque. New M:exioo's sparsely populat- term of a countY official per- Lincoln · County h.B.s no amendments· type of govenl.JXl .. ' .- . ·'!',- Mobile home ~ces He added there was no opposi In 1998 the ~laced ;.. tion registered from neighbors. full-page ad in the · . Last approved by trustees yeai-a half-page ad~ nm. Re-Elect Variances · to place two Promotion money OKd · mobile homes older than 10 .for reloca_tion guide Surplus equipment years old were approved Mon.. readyfot disposal DUB day. . The village will spend $1,900 On the reconunendation. r4 in lodgers-tax funds to pTomote . Ruidoso Pawns . village the Planning and Zoning Com Ruidoso Downs in the 2000 Liri~ trustees Moriday approved the WILLIAMS. mittee, trustees approved a c'oln County RelocatiQD Guide. !!ale of surplus village ~ variance to place a 1986 mobile Christine VolQ.uardsen of The items to be sold inclUde _a home at 752 Turkey Canyon Ruidoso Printing Company, the number. of vehicles and other Road. finn that assembles the reloca motorized equipinent. A 1978 mobile home will tion guide, said the fuil-page ad Village clerk Gladys Dillard also be set at 150 Miriam recommended by the Ruidoso told councilors ·one category on State Drive. Downs Lodgers Tax Committse the list of equipment, titled "mis Planning and Zoning Com would address economic and cellaneous eqUipment," needed to Representative mittee Chairman Paul Van tourism development. be deleted because the items are Gulick told the council an 'lhlstee Jim Bassett called required to he individually listed. inspection of the mobile homes the relocation guide a very infor A date for. the sale of swplus indicated they were up to code. mative publication. property was not-set. District 56 Ruidoso News Advertising Lisa, Linda, Angel 257-4001 "As a resident of Lincoln County for 45 years, I understand the needs of the people of District 56. " ...... • * I will not vote tax increases or new RICH SUBARU taxes. * I will V()te to remove gross receipts tax on health care for seniors. - *We must have accountability for education. · * I will work to r.evamp the Juvenile Justice Code. · * I believe in private property rights. PAID FOR BY THE COMJi.IITTEE TO RE-ElECT DUB WilliAMS; BONES WRIGHT, TREASURER =------=- - -- f, ··-···-·-----··------·-··---::_-~___;"------!: """mw .... lluJDoSONI!W!I LOCAL NEWS · FRIDAY, Ocr. 27, 2000 7B Cedar Creek residents still want to keep their street name Fire extinguisher class at Arabela Residents living along fur- · District of the Lincoln Nation- marl< fur a half oentUr)f and Signs went up at the camp. l!lei- cedar Creel< Drtve in Rui- al Forest to $ant 'lbl>ias Road. questioned . if residents along ARAnELA -.A class fee. Morales will servic<) gouud renaming it the Sam . to show residents how to and recharge, if neces-· c:J~so. ha~"t given up on con- They we~ responding to a the road signed the petition or 'lbbias Memorial Campground VJJlClllg Lmcoln County Com- petition ·requesting the · if the signatm-es were from peo- .use a fire ~sh8r is· eary, perSQ11Q]. tire· extin- · . -missioners to rescind a· name change. pie living ebiewhere. Who wOuld and I thought that was fitting. eet for 6:30 p.m. Tl>lll1>- girishers. _ . Art> we also going to change cllange fur the road. Altho~ . commissioners . not he directly afteeted. !Jay, Nov. 2, at the Atabela The program is tb.. name of the ereelt?" · Fire Department at mile · el D l E T 0 R. y Fabulous New Fall Located in Fast, Friendly 1'he Saddle -shop Service Fashions Arriving Daily Jury Jon~ . P.O. Box 1465 ' 505-37&-1026 (>owns, NM 88346 819 NEW '{_ORK AV~- • DOWNTOWN, ALAMOGORDO Attverttslq Display Ads. Dlrecc MaD HatCreek Construction ''The s,.all Job Speciqli$t"s" CoPY Wrlllug Lh:. 093857 GB 98 '" ln$ilred alid Bonded Newaleuen. Pnlss Releases * Addltiot~s ~ Dllcks • Doors and· trUn • Cabinetry and ·Grap~ oieslp Count.,. iops • Glass'7llock • Painting and WdUpape,. • Bfoch~ Plycra, Poster., RoOfs (Shinglt! or Metal) • Sheet rock ,-¢jlttir • 11k · Business Cards. WI$ Sila (SIZIIillo and Cer&m;cJ • Window r-epku:~"''"'' 258-1866 """'· ., ri Toddl~r a CoJnmunity the Ruld- News! ·Small classes for children ._Advertis:l. for budget are avallablal 18 months to 3 years • 3 day a week prog_ram . . · Moril·la-g & afternoon sesstons · btlleWOI'd . Call at 257-1569 ,., :Z$7-4001. todayl --- -"------~--·------~~------f~¥WS:::44Q!W!!$4!$W4¥$4!$$!!14i!Ql!!!£?!'.! ; ... :; e E A J1 f.;;·!;@ (.; i!'·Et(!l; k 4! 5:t"E'Illf f'E. E. E 1€ •. E 4! e.:. E "· • 'c.<< bJ, *a' 't ;se ae IE ttQJ&" 14 ":u "• • " ... """' ,.., ...... ~-~ ..... ,.,. .. ,. ., "'·· ·· · J 8.8 FRIDAY, OCT. 27, 2000 • • ' ' "'"·. ·.. ' . • Are you looking for an opportunity to put your . business online? The Ruidoso News has ;an ecom .... merce Web site. With minimal start up fees and low· · monthly rat~s, it is the best way to . ~o business .. online! · . . . . l ...... Call the Ruidoso News today at (505) 257-4001. ' Ruidoso News 104 Park Ave. • Ruidoso, NM 88345 www.ruidosonews.com ' . '.\ \ ·. ' . I' ------~~~--.,..,..~~-~-~------ RUIDOSO NJ:WS HO Oct. 27, 1950 Woif< progressing ·on alrpbrt here_ Work is progrEisomJJ daily on the Cree Meadows Airport under construc(,ion by the Vil lage of Ruidoi!Q with Federal Aid from the · Aeronautics Adininistration, according to Charle~ Richardson, engineer, and Ray Seymour; foremart, Mary Stahl, left, and Dana ·The entire runw·ay. 5,000 · feet long, is staked out. This Huffman, cancer survivors runs for almost the length of wtio work together in the the _beautiful valley situated · office of Dr.', Christopher almOst due north aJid south. Robinson, chec;k:out"Some -.Oct. 28, 1%0" .- information on a computer. Women of the Year honored !lt dinner The Ruidoso-Businesa and Profe.ssional Women's Club honored two local women tuesday night this waek at a. !linner held at.the Buffeterla: . Mrs. Carl _L.ongabaugh and Mrs. Arnie LoCkley were ~ Women of the Year for SURVIVING. . . BREAST- ' CANCER. having givert· so· generou,sly of . their time, meanS and effort during the past year. ;Mrs. EditQ Johnson was in charge of the program for the . It isn,t easy, but early detection a1Ul treatment has greatly iner~ed the odds. ~fug and presented MrS. Jim Whipple, who sang the cluh collect and later aang sev And Ruidoso,s hospital now is equipped to provide all. er8.1. songs•. the therapy except radiation . - Oct._ 30, 1970 BY DIANNE STALLINGS locally." . RUIDOSO ~ STAFF WJUTER to get nioney to help families. that · Capitan News Huffman, a certified medical· ·.Maury St. Jobp, Who handles have to travel out Of town,". Huffmon thin a month· of success assist_ant, spends s()me of- her worlt. chemother&.py on an outpatient basis said. "There also i~ a 'L-ook GOOd~ Feel __by Bartley McDonough fully completing treat hours each week in the hospital's at LCMC, said treatment has Goodm _prograiJJ. to help Women with ment for breast cancer, oncology department, as·well as work- changed d,rastically for the better ih .wigs when they lose their hait: • ... - .- ..... 2C FRIDAY, Ocr. Tl, 2000 RUIDOSO NI!VIS ''--:~:-Jr::.....; c~ IL4 ,.;·,q~ Financial Im•e$[mem S!l!rvices, inC. 2825 Sudderth Drive • P. 0. Drawer 1430' 1 108 GAVIL.ON CANYON RD.· M~urtrY Factory Outlet P.O. BOX 2538 RU_IDOso, NM 88~55 ~ 257-92~6 • F~X 257-9724 •_1-800-25~-26~0 PHIL .ENSMINGER- PASTO.R 109 Highway 7.0 • Ruidoso PH. 336-42t3 NON-DENOMINATIONAL · & Kathy Barnett ~ u ,Inc. SUN.DAY SERVICE 10:o·o AM ~'78-11SS Ruidoso Care Center Bwr .u at tlla "'1'". 200 Resort Drive • P. 0. BOx 2214' ' JIUIDOSD 257-9071 378-UU An IHS. Facility Som!=rhing ro. f~ ~IJe whole. family! RLHDOSO DIRECTORIES 127 VIsion P. o. a ox 1 &e2 ' RuidosO-.· "A sYmbol of _trust" ASSEMB.LY OF GOD CHURCH OF JESUS CHRiST Mounlai~ Ministry 257-6116 3'41 Sudderth .Drive~ .2.57~7303 Pa.ri.sh Commuolty FAX 257.-1165 Apache lndtaa Ass.edlbly of God LDS PRE-NEED MONUMENTS Uolced -Presbyte'rlan Cburcb RALPH KINDe~ _Mc.-K:alcm, 67l-4747. Dc111al~ Pettey, palltOC' Sunday Arn:hro, !{t.'V!->«:~ Sr:uf( Kiqg. Sunday wurship: -9 ;r.m.; School: 9:4S a.m.; Sunday wm:;hip, 10:4'i a.in . .tnd 7 Cbqrch of Jesuli Christ LD.S Sum~ry Sdux>l: 10 1.m.. flrsl UaPllsl ChurCh RUidoso [l-Ot; Wcd~Jy"~c~s' 7 p.m. . ~ilkl:o!l Br~nd1,· North <;Jil Hwy. ·iH: bt..'IWL'Cn Rui!h\1'1 ·LoNo·s. .;'l '1\t~ Capitan, Joe Musill.ijf>..otj.'i9. Sum.lar .-.:hcdulc:. CoroDa Presbycerlan Ghu.rch UNITEDDROG 01 RuideSD Downs Chrlsdu SchoOl· First Aue111bly of Ga4 ·r . 'SI,.nmlCIUiitart.• at 10 a.m.; Sunda!.'Sr..tux>l, .Pri<:,.thrxKI· Rt.'I'I'rt.,rd SuMl KirlJ.l. Sund:t}' Own:h Sdronl, 10 :t.m.: 361 Hwy 70 East• 378-4611 Curtis Lathan; Admin.- El P:L"' &md, Ruidn.<10. Rev. Bill U:nanl, Pa,;tdr:..Su ay1 1i!ltl Rclk:FSocicly. . S~·hllnl, 9:j0 a.m.; Sulldaymornin,l! wtrl'!lllip:' 10:45 a.m. '\'('ml>hill, ll a."m. Dr. Randy W•dener. Ph.O.Pastor 378-4628. tindudo children·~ chun:\1); Sunday evening pni.~: 6 Church of Jesus Christ LOS r Nogal Presbyter1an Church p.m.: ~nesday fllmily niSht: 7 p.m. MesoderuBalhch. 67H630. Wmy-Sduh.lkn~dll, Pn$1~i\t, 671-9506 . .Surulay:· S!IIJ2I11Cilt mCCIU\!1 tO a.m.; S111xby. . R~wn:nd .Bill St:llrin)l. Adult Sunday Sdull~: 10 a.111.; SdxK~ anll Pmtary ll:io am., Prics~JIKKI Rdll!f Snt. & Wt>n;hip II a.n1. SUPER !I MOTEL "- RUIDOSO Bi\PTIS'I' 'rtxllg\Wlmcn, 12:I0a.m. . First federal Bank ' .. _ ' H){) Cliff Drive • ·US 70 at NM 48- .. sent Tree-. REFORMED CHURCH 378•8180 • 1-80D-800-8000 39:8 Sudderth Drive '" Ruidoso Baptist Church of Alto EPISCOPAL . ' 257-4006 • FAX 257-2503 Sund~y. 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.: Wcdne&by, 7 P.m.' Mile Eplsc(Jpal Church· MeiicalerO Reformed. "S11pport :yQm .fOcal church'" marker I, H"Y 220, 3/4 mi. up AifpOit Rd .. Rev.jaiucs of lhe Holy ,MpuDt Mt.'Sl::dt:(l~ Bob Schut, l'a.'il J) ·~· .• ;. -~. __ ,,. '',"'N,' :;.,~lillllil!llll,l~!'l!~~ To Advertise in the Church Dire ' Call the Ruidoso News at ·25 and ask for Liso~ Angel, ~IJf#.a . , , or Mac··~· ·~ ..:- ·~ ... . " ...... ,-.,,,.,,'"'-' • ' RUIDOSO NI!WS I BUSINESS NEWS. PluDAY, OCr. '27; 2000 3(: I ~ Downs building· noted rounded- out the Valuations at $22,699. . . Building permits issued by Ruj.dos~·Downs during the first SBC ,1_ nine monthS of 2000 have . · niar...., 20 years reached a value of $737~588 T4e U.S. Small Business· according ,to figures supplied Adtninis'b'ation. with 18 cen to the·_ New _Mexico ~gU.l_at~(m ters iit New Mexico, ·rilarked ·Comfort Inn guest servi~re~ and -L1censm:g_ De_p'il.rtment. itr-.. 20th anniversary thiS The new Angela Marnnez. right, . New stngle family month .of ~ -Small BUsfuess ·Comfort Inn. ·greets a custO.mer at dwellings account for nearly Develop_ment Center pro- Ruidoso's n~, 70 percent of the valuatioh;s. gram. . hotel, as general . .$491,530 was listed .as' the The SBDC program began · opened on manager Val;arl Chavez Value of the five permitS in 1977 as -a. pilot· with eight· -looks on. n.e Comfort ·· issued so far in 2000 for the centers across the cpuntry Friday the 13th, Inn, at the edge of-Rui new ho:mes. . . · ~d a budget· of $390,000. doso'$ midtown, · . Other p~ts jncluded 24 'lbday the 1,000 U.S. centers and was pretty o~,LWO weeks for _:reB;idential additiori{:J Or- are -funded thi-ough $82 mil ago.· . \ ~~rations,. totaling $119,087. lir;»n -in feder~ appl"oJ)ria:t~ons full the ne:xt, ,_ One penb.it was issued for a and matching funds - lTOm day. n~- commercial . buildin.g, state and local resources.. ·.. wtth 8: value of $64,741. Com- . Earlier this year the New merc~l addition's or altema- ·MexicO. Small BUsiness Devel tions -added up to ·$3_9,631 at · · opment Center network cete ' ' four locations.· O.ther permits · brated its lOth anniverS~:ry., •'d• . GREAT CUSTQMER SERVICE Mi.town· adds 54 J•rooms ·- I SY JAMEs KALVELAGE growing mark.et, and.·· the chamber fiUs·a hole. Our 'location is going to be· Calming upset customers.·. IWIDOSO NEWS $.TMF W'JUTER there has been do_ing a tremendous job what sells us-. We're in bet-weeD. High~ in promoting Ruidoso and tourism. "Way 70 and the rtorth part of towu. It·· BY DEBBIE INGALLS 5. ~pi>nd by being rea'. . n0ther .54 rooms haVe ·h(;!!en: ·"Ba$ically we had by Will- be a good ·location Winter. and FOR TH.E RUIDOSO NEWS .~een a~acted sOnable, fi;rm, plelit:Sant, aclded to the village's estima~· that and ocCupailcy rates in Ruidoso.~ summer." mature arid pro:fe~sional, 'to · . ,600 1c;~dging. roonis, .with the Both Patel and Cha.~ez aaid _they . ·cha\rez said the Comfort. Inn will As bUsiness owners and. Show the~ that yo_u're go~ to Opening of_ the -Comfort Inn x;teai" ll)id- have put together a tep-n.qtch eni.ploy.: be preparjng both ski and golf pack managers, :we h~ve an had tlie do what You think. is right no town On Sud.d"'rth. Drive. . .. . , ·,~, · . .,_, 1 , ee ~ew. . ages to lure ·outdoor enthusiasts. She -experience of dealing with an matter how ·verbally abusive "We opened Friday the 1lltli, sa,(! "We've got a really good .staff>" · added that the Comfort Inn will be one .upset customer that wasn't, as ~hey get~ They ~nk tha~ being Valari Chavez, general mangel'- of the · Chavez said. "All ha-ve. gone thr.ough of three Ruidoso stops fur the' RUidoso the ·l;ldage says, "always right;" rude to you is the only way to · Co~ort· Inn. "We were pretty full on th~ (Comfo~ Inn's) 100 percent cus-;. Slp. Shuttle. · · If. this -i!;l the case, you should get action. · . ·. . . the 14th, mostly frOm d~ve-by husi~ tamer ~ultisfac::-tion gUarantee tr.aihing." Strive 'to be professiOnal, CQur- · 6. Don~t·. give ·away .thfi!i neSs." · · "Th~ · winter ski season will be ~us and, yes, turn _the situa- store to pacifY the unreason · The new hotel ofrer.S II_lOstly· "over- Chavez is no newcomer to the very inipor.tant for us," Patel said. "I tion around and gam .a loyal able c~t.Omer. This -rewards sized" rooms, Chavez said. Eight of the Ruidoso hospitalitY indUstry. She has think that is ohe or·mJ;Uly opportuni . customer. The folloWing tips the behavior and ·teaches oth units are suites. The tbree.. story build-. been in· the· Ruid980 area for nine ties."·T:he hotel owner said his firm is ~ help make their task easi-:· ers that_ acting this way will ·ing boasts an indoor_ pOol, spa, and fit-· years, working at the High CountrY interested in New Mexico and the er and your new customer Will get the results they want. · ness area. . Lodge in Alto and· as a night auditor toUrism lure of the ldmd of EnchaD.t- ~ppreciiite your effort1 7.- · Remind yourself -that . "We -also have a meeting area, for the Best Western Swiss Chalet: m.ent. Hem-Ami, IriC. has opened, on · 1. Don't take upset ·Cus- this person. must re;ally be gueSt laundry, and a delu.xe compli- -~It's gl-eat,"· Chavez said of the avei-age, .one neW lodging establish- · tomers' ranting· and raVing unhappy if· this is how he mentary breakfast,"-. Chavez said. ho~l bUsiness. "I enjoy people. You ment a year over the past fm# year.s. personally.· Don't get emotion- trea~ others· j1,1st tO get what . The new hotel is owned by Hem- meet so _many people; di~erent people . "We'll see how ~his oil.e does befot:e ally hooked. When yoU-let the he wants. With your show of Ami, Inc~ of Albuquer:que. The firni and backgrou.D.ds. "· buildi~g ariother hotel," Patel said. .custoJ;Iler- "push your buttons," respect. he will realize that you also owns ·an Econ-oLodge in Silver She labeled the midtQwn location The. Com£ort · Inn is the second you lose. When you ~spond know how to get people to do Clty, M_icrotel 1-.m in ·Tucumcari and of the CQmfort Inn an excellent place large hotel· to open· in Ruidoso this emotioi::tally with anger, sar:- what Yo~ want.-. happily. Luxury hm-in Santa' Fe. for a hotel. · year. In early-summer Motel6, on U.S. casm ·or tears, you can't -s. LlStert carefully- don't "It's· in the heart, of: RuidQSO," Highway 70, begail housing guests, respond·ra~onally. The unrea- interrupt. If you do, it will . 'lbe Prm.ciP~s in Hem-Ami -8re · Phavez said. "There's shopping; every- A third new facility under con· sonable customer. ~aqts _ you escalate the anger.- Take notes, Henial and Amit Patel. thing .is conveni.ent. I think from thll_;l- striiction, Hawthorn .Suites Golf .and upset ·because he. thinks you'U look up often to maintain eye . ·."Ruidoso h8d appealed to us for folks_rve spoken to, everyone is excit- Co11vention Resort, is expected to open . give bini what he wants just to c(J.ntact. Assu~ body language quite a while,~' said Hemal Patel. "It's a ed about another hotel in town that in 2001.. - get rid Qf him. that shows you· ~e interested - 2. Make it a game or chat- arid concerned. ·. lenge to see how many upset · · 9. Have a respectful tone,- . ' ->eUStomers you-~-·ean ·-turn- -even-though you don't respect • • J • • ' ·-·~'4~+-•'t-- -+~_ .... t:.,..,..·- ...... - ••.• - .• • . a,round. See ·if you cari gat the his behavior. Have· a calnl and cUstomer to be reasonable. concerned voi~ tone. Don't get . 3. Look for the "gifts" upset · distracted. County business survey moves toward deadline day, Oct. 30 customers offer you. These 10. Remove the customer BY JAMES KAI.VELAGE "We'll begin tabulating" the resUlts the answer. . . gifts are what they can .teach from the main customer area, RUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WRITER first ofthe next week (Nov. 6)." Petty said The Ruidoso Valley· Chamber of Com you about d'ealing · with bad if possible. This kind of' cus "Before the tabulating starts -the surveys merce initiated the cowi.tywide Suryey fol human behavior. The -better tamer does this to get _attention will be separated from the cover sheets, lowing.more than a-year ofplru\ning. Joap. you deal -with them, the fQWer and knows ·that most people As the Linc~ln County 1\egional Busi~ which tell who the busiriess is. The cover Zagone, the chamb~r's executive (Jirector', upset people you Will have in will give him what.he wants to ness SUrvey data colleCtion effort heads sheet (information) 'will be used to put said the survey would assist the region in you-r life. Through your body get him to be quiet. into the home stretch, the respQnse rate · together the Lincoln County businesS recognizing· needs in the business commu language and cool composure. 11. If the customer is on has_ reached the 36 percent level, acoordi"ng direCtory. Those doing the tabulations will nity, and let business· and development you can diffuse some situations the phim.e, let- him cool off by to officialS. · · .have no way of knowing who -the business people know what's in Lincoln County.- before they get out of hand. saying that you need to Of th" 1,600 surveYs sent out to busi is.'' "''ne result is we'll be able to identify 4. Understand that difli- research the situation and poS _nesses in Lincoln .Co:unty, 581 have · Businesses Were told their answers to any problems the collective busineSses eult customers are often sible solutions, and ask it you responded as of Oct. 23. the dozeils of questions on the s1,1rvey have," Petty said. "If there are any over embarrassed because they can call him back. Then do so "We're doing great," said Karon Petty, would remain confidential. with a cumula~ whelming responses to a queStion, when made a mistake- and want to ·project ~nager.- "I really appreciate the tive set of answers to be disseminated in we see the results, we'll know what direc blame it on someone else. See SERVICI!, page 4C response that shows the business interest early 2001. . tion to go." in what's going on in Lincoln County." The tabulation work will be a project of Petty said specific problems will set in . Petty said Oct. 30 is the deadline for high school math classE-s in Thlarosa. motion a plan of attack. those who want to respond to get their sur "We'll pull out some of th.e comments "We'll see what the trend is, and go veys in the mail. She said that w-ould allow and responses that can't be tabulated," from there." Lincoln County Regional for the tabulation of the surveys to begin a ·Petty said of the non-multiple choice ques Results of the survey are expected in Business Survey week later. .. tions that woul'd likely solicit a written January. 1600 t4ARkET GLANCE ' I ·'' Economy slowing;· but less than meets the eye ~------~1200 "BY SUNG WoN SoHN . show the ecDJJ.Omic downshift. will take another huge year- the weeks since mid-year, CHJ£F £CONOMIST, WELLS FARGQ But the leading index, . end .rally in the overall stock stocks and bonds have either designed to fdrecast trends six market. The last two years 1 rallied or faltered together. The .third quarter QDP to nine Inonths in advance, have seen Strong -gains .in the .Funds from Stocke are park- report could well show growth ~ foretells a weak final half, Orni N ovember~December period '· iilg in shorter-tenn · slowing to h~lf the .pace seen in nOusly; it- points to an even after a lackluster September Treasuries, which may the preceding quarter. But just weaker early 2001. · and/or October. That could • noW be at the end of their ... 1--_;_~~------1 800 as the first quarter overstated ' ' I- ••• • • • ·~ happen again, given better recent rally. Other factors are economic strength, this ~r Stocks: Ho-hum, valuations in many sectors, the main drivers ~or bonds, will understate economic weak- another year-end ""ly giv.eri the amOunt of liquidity including inflatio~ prospects, ness. Solid consumer. spending is waitirig on the sidelineS, given government budget prospects ' . · Quarterly reads on .. thJ' .• ; l;>jj!,.~r wi).,f,.'!"•rall growth the bUy~on-dips mentality and foreign flow.s. eoonQmy are simply too fraught J13mams iib'OV_e t.iS long-term that still permeates Ameri- The mor~ exciting bond 400 . Will atypical seasonal-patterns trend. The·consumerside-ofthe cans•. thinking, given foreign- market actJ.on has been and with one:._time events to be economy is not · slowing as ers' preference for dollar- among riskier instrUments. a reliable guide of underlyipg. ~uch ~ predit;OOd despi~ tis denominated asset_s-, given the These tend to behave more trends. The year, the t}l•';d llig .enezw: p~~s and h1gher slosh of petrodollars· l!lnd. like stocks than safer bonds quarter Contained a pause l,Il short-term 1nterest rates, given se~sonal patterns of -negatively when the equity · the widening trade gap (before because of the lingering effects · investment flows. market hits a rough patch oil prices surged_), a sliarp pull- of wealth creatio~. · But· ·the key long-term and positively when the Fed back in construction spending As gains in home .values indicator will be Whether the begins easing. ,With a year- (before mortgage rates fell). a have _pai"alleletl. the rise in 2000 version is able to match end stock rally in. the works, posb-Y2K sur~ in: ~uipment ·stocks (with a time lag), the the pr.ecedent set by 'th~ 1998 the worst of the junk market spending ahd an invento_rY cor- · equity market remains a key to and 1999 surges. losse~ may be behind 'us. rection. Tire fourth -Quarter will future economic growth . But that does nOt gUaran- not be- as slow. . pros~cts. 8onds: In limbo . tee good returns. The.Fed has 1\vo bet~r ways .to gauge As .Ion~ as the year-over- The gyrations in th\3 stock to start ~asi:h.g for gains to be economic wth are to average year gams m total stock mar- market are. one factor· that had. 'lb a lesser degree that is the last o quarters tQgether, ket capitalization exceed moves the de;inand for alSo true for other invest F"lgurea as of 10123/00 which s a rell)arkably household income g'rowth, con.- bonds-when funds flee. they tnent-grade corporate, agency . tram the Aulaoao valley log;.cal tr · · . Fee\. eaSing in sumers will tend ·to lower their look lbr safer places·arid when and mor~age debt. The mar Chamber. of Commerce late 19 boosts the economy savings rate and hence spend equities become attractive ·ket now· expects the Fed to one year latet' and 'Fed tighten- beyond their means-not by again, the money moves out.. lower rate-s, at least by ing in late 1999 is sfowing selling assets, but by borrowing · . But this does not appear MarCh, but. those expectations growth belOw trend one year · more against them. to be the dominant fa.ctor have, to be met. MeanWhile, (See ••County busl_ness survey" story, aboVe right.) later ·as well. The- ll!!conomy"s For wll!!alth effects to lately, despite a vola'tile -stock the bond market Will remain cc;:lincidel)t index has yet to -remain· in ·-torce, however, . it market. In three-fourths Of all in limbo. ••• •' .. \ \. ~ ~-~------~----~------~------~------~~------... 4C FIUDAY, Ocr. 27, 2000 LOCAL NEWS RUIDOSO Nnw'S I . Clt)1!il If.$1Ct]~l BRIEFS ON THE GO· WITH HANK AND. ELLEN l . . . . . Lower interest on CDs back and demand the fund€ Lincoln County Treasurer (from the state Medicaid pro On friendly St. Croix, -ask for a guy named J. J.. Joan Park reported last week gram) or write them off as that th~ county is about three charity, a bad debt."· BY ELLEN AND HANK BARONE over its bustling neighbors $~. ·J l.Rnding Flands F01mdmi1Jn .wppom 257-7876 tht Children's Miroclt .V£twork www.ruidosolabor.com Se Habla Espaiiol I s5.00 First Month for "New Subscribers" 520 per month there..fter • No Set-up Fee . _j . . . . High speed {56k) Modem Access • Web Service and E-Mail Tree Removal & Trimming due "to Pine Bee~le Damage WE WANT TO MAKE YOU A LOAN! •. . Call us for all yo~r CALL US TODAY ·ou-tdoor needs Deming Las .Cruc~s · Silver City. Gentry Fi~Jance 546-2979 522-1234 '388~2177 Little 'Valley .. 257-4999 ·Hatch Alamogordo Tore 434-6760 744-4061 613 Sudderth Drive. 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Wlnonos editot · production mgr. staff writer monos intern lnforntatlon • iVamonos!, the arts. and entertainment magazine of lincoln County, is pub- CALL: Sandy Suggltt @ . . 257 • •••• lished every Friday by the .Ruidoso News. literary submissions are welcomed. Submit for consideration to Sandy Suggitt, iVamonos! editor, P.O. Box 128, Ruidoso, NM 88355, or call505.257.4001. ~ 21 ••••., 21,1111 ...... r r r -- - ~------~ ------:- -- -. ~ I I I ' ' ith some of the most compelling writing of modem musical drama, the lyrical adven ture of"Man of La Mancha" beckons us to enter the mind · .and world of a quixotic man as he triumphs over his own follies. ''Anyone can identify with the lead character of this story,". says Ron Holgate, the star of the 8 p.m. November 3 performance at the Spencer Theater. "He's a man placed in, a 'difficult, unfair situation for something he didn't do, and he must find some way to bolster his courage and get tJtrough this ordeal. He realizes his strength as he . goes through. this h.ortible situation and through the adversity, comes · out .better, stronger;" The musical triumph of "Man of La Mancha" is based on the great literary masterpiece "Don Quixote·~ by Miguel de Cervantes, and includes both the writer and the fictional hero in its dramatic action - the quest for impossible dreams. "This is a story told through the magic of theater which is so great. Not much is needed - there's minimal props and settings, but very interesting lighting designs _;_ which create an atmosphere that allows the audience to use its imagination," says Holgate, a Tony Award winner and veteran stage actor. "Theater is a magical medium, and that's what makes it such great fun to do." The tale Cervantes wrote in 1605 is of an addle-pated Spaniard named Don Quixote who refused to believe that the days of medieval chivalry had ended, and who declined to adjust to the new times of the era. He created the inept hero who is steeped in the exaggerated romances of knight·errantry that had been the popular literature of previous times. Attired in his great·grandfather's rusted armor, he goes forth in quest of adventure, determined to redress all griev· ances, right wrongs and "Purchase everlasting honor and renown." Under the delusion that he is a courtly knight, he tilts with a wind· mill that he takes to be a giant in disguise, and embarks on countless equally ridiculous forays, mistaking the coarse, mocking peasants he encounters for gentle lords and ladies. Eventually the pathetic. but rioble·hearted creature returns home to regain his sanity, and dies quietly in bed. The l,O()().episode story was a fuming point in world literature I I because, prior to its publi~tion, literature had lncludeit N Ardest do·' a to 100 visitors braved the - dense humidity to see the .art displayed at Paz de Nogal. Peter .Wolfe, manager of the. Carrizozo Rec Center. and presi dent of the Carrizozo Chamber of Commerce, was scheduled to call for the· art auctions at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., and offe-red the sllggl, ·a Carrizozo Rec. Center this DIANE GREMILLION kept her pen-and-ink drawings dry under a tarp. Saturday for the artists to use for the Nogal Artfest, said Susan Moeller, one of the organizers .. Sanify Suggia t~ Sa..J~ Suggi/1 "Some of the artists' work got EXHIBITORS HUDPLED TOGETHER to keep warm at the Nogal Artfest last 1VAMONCS EDITOR destroyed in the rain," she said, Saturday. "and an auction piece has to be ' Despite the rain and rematted." . . · The Sheriff's Posse stood out · cold weather, 38 of in the rain all morning and finally . left at 1 p.m. because there was the 51 artists who'd little traffic to direct. "Most of the artists will be at signed on to exhibit their the Rec Center in Carrizozo, and the auction will follow the origi nal schedule," Moeller said. · work were cheerfully pre The relocated, rescheduled art festival will be from 10 a.m. to sent - with umbrellas, 5 p.m. at the Carrizozo Rec Center. rain ponchos and some For more information on the SUggitt Nogal Artfest in Carrizozo, con Sandy Suggia GAIL JENNINGS sang through therain. WinteJ:. COats - and dose · tact Susan Moeller at 354-8036. VIRGIL STEPHENS kept his spirits up and his Western art dry. To cvnlinued from page 3D old man." he was a strolling player. He wrote some the box office toll free at (888) 818-7872. The musical opens with Cervantes 30 plays, of which only two survive. His or visit www.spencertheater.com. The being thrust into a dungeon (the plays were undistinguished and the com- SpencerTheaterWintefSeason 2000/2001 author was actually imprisoned by pany, with which he acted, directed and is sponsored in .p~.rt by Sierra Blanca the Inquisition for some questionable wrote, was unimportant. The name of ·Motor Company, :idlon Red, McGary opinions). Cervantes would never be known were it Studios/Expressions in Bronze Gallery, There he must defend himself and not for the novel that was published when Ruidoso State Bank, Ruidoso News, Dale his manuscript against the thieves the author was 58 years old. With the Chihuly Studio, and Ruidoso radio station and murderers who are his fellow- publication of "Don Quixote" came fame, KRUI-1490 AM. prisoners. He does so by recreating but very little in the way of financial for them his story of Don Quixote. rewards. The duality of heroes works the· Cervantes died in 1616, within ten days atrically, and sheds light on the' sor- of Shakespeare's death. His burial place is did ironies and abject failures of unknown. But his book will never die. It Cervantes' own life: He was known to was the first story to deal with illusion and have endured at least three jail term~ reality,· and its protagonist is perhaps the for his financial shortcomings. He .. mo~t m~moral:ile character in all of litera was a soldier wbo lost, his left h,;md ,ture. H;s name begetS-our wofd "quixotic" includes more than 20 ~using songs, a - or the use of his left arm, we don't to describe a person or action impossibly dramatic contrast is presented between know which - with the first shot at the idealistic. the lives of the helpless 16th century Battle of Lepanto in 1571. He joined the "My'·hope-i'S'that the au.dience will find writer and the pixilated cavalier who household staff of Canlinal Aquaviva and .the show moving and I hope they reflect brought him immortality. was promptly dismissed. . on what Cervantes Went throt!gh and sur- "This is a very satisfying role for me," OnavoyagetoAfiica,hewasseizedby vived. I think that's why he wrote Don said Holgate, who has performed numer Barbary pirates and imprisoned for seven Quixote to begin with - it kept him going • . ous Broadway plays, including "1776" (for years. His family lost all their money pay- and allowed him to bounce back from hard which he won a Tony) and more than 25 ing his ransom. One sister became a nun, times;" operas and several TV soap operas. "I the other a prostitute to pay off the family For more information about the 8 p.m. enjoy this part because I get to do three debts. · Friday, November 3 production of "Mail of characters - Cervantes, Quixote and the His great love was theater. For 20 years La Mancha" at the Spencer Theater, call 41• IC118er 21. 2111 •llt•ase Hews ' ·------_.., ..,. -···~- ..,., ...... -.. ~~··· .. -· . . ·. • . • . • . .. . HA • . . . ' ...... ••.•.••...... ' ...... ~,...... W ..... J.. SHAPPENIN6 ' Submissions for the weekly colendflr must Exhibits&:· be wrned in to the newspaper of#i(e by. · Ongoing noon on Fridoy the week fireceding fiUbUco Zla Cilrl Scout Council Receptions tion. Is . still' accepting registrations. Cal! .Mareen at (800) .734-9&46.. C.hamber Artist of •he Month Altnlsa Club Mammocrams . Gary Garett. Is the Rijidoso V~ley . · · Friday, . Low-cost mammogram program run- Chamber of ·commerce's Artist of October 27 nlng through OCtober 27. Call.258_ the month lor October.. He special• ' . 4210 for more .Information or to sign ize.s In arcyllcs. New Mexico State Garden Clull up. · · lmaser: Tbe Mexican Rewolutlon Fall Board meeting in Santa · Fe .. . O~~tn st.ud!o Drawln& Workshop. 5-7p.m. July 26 opening at the mter- Dinner, slide show, business work- . national Museum of Art: El Paso. shop. · · 9-noon Tuesdays, at the Fruit of the Gary Niblett on the Old (hisUIII . · Trees, (505) 653-4699, .... Trail Saturday . ArPe~ Lear School of Dane~ . Attwork inspired by the Last Great ·.October S ClassiCal ballet, jazz and tap for all Cattle Drive. of the Millennium. Open 2 ages. Beginners and volunteers · daily at the Hubbard Museum of the always welcome, 1204 Meechem, American West. . Reiki I Classes 258-1946. American Horses and American I0 a.m .. to s p.m. ·at the White Artists · Mountain School of Applied Healing IIDDd Pressure Clinic Exhibition and sale of fine art by In the White Mountain PI~. Call . Monday-Friday. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. at the twelve of t~e country's best equine • 258-3046 for more Information. · Ru ld oso·s emor· · center, 501 su dd erth . artists at the Hubbard Museum of the Nopl ArUest · 257.4565. · · Amer.ican West, through Oct. 3.1, I0 a.m. - 5 p.m: at the Carrizozo . ENMU IFA Ellllbit . Community Center. Art auctions at lrill&~ · . . Runnel's ·Gallery ai EaStern New II a.m. and I p.m. Music all day. At the Ruidoso Senior Center, SO I Mexico University. in Portales. 562- hilarious film from director Jay .Roach NJIISU Art Audion · · Sudderth. 257-4565. · 2787. . . (Ausiin P()wers: ·The Spy who 5:30 p.m. at the New Mexico Farm • Party !'ridge - Wednesday.s at· S~Dzged Me.)· and ranch Heritage Museum In Las I :3b p.m., fridays, I p.m. Showtimes: 2 p.m., 4: 15 p.m .. 6:45 Cruces. Call (50S) 646-6110 for more • Duplicate Bridge - Tuesdays, Movies p.DL, 9 p.m. Information. Thursdays, ·Fndays, · and Saturdays, I Remember the Titans lt'bnled p.m. and Thursday at 7 p.m. . . Drama. Comedy. MusiC Tuesday, Laser !'LeJends" Rated PG· I!Jr thematic elements and Rated PG-13 lor sex-relat~d humor, October 31 Fridays· and Saturdays at the Spac~ some language. language and some dtug content. Cree Meadows country Club Center's Tombaugh lmax Dome Starring: Denzel Washington, Wood Starring: Brendan Fraser, Elizabeth Live music every night; piano from 5 Alter-sch.ool TUesdays Theater .In Alamogordo. Call (877) Harris, Ryan Hurst.- Ethan Suplee, Hurley, frances O'Connor, Orlando p.m. to 7 p.m .• dancing Wednesday 3:30-5 p.. m. at the Ruidoso Public 333-6589 for showtlmes and informa- Nicole Ari Parker. · )ones, Lou Ferrigno. through Saturday, 7 p.m.- I I p.m. Library. This weeks activities will be tlon, Directed by Boaz Yakln. Directed by Harold Ramls. Tbe lieckhouse Restaurant Abcedarlan Afternoon. Call 258-3704 Capitan Publl' Library · Produced by Mike Stenson, Michael Produced by Harold Ramis and Live music featuring: Adrian Henery for more information. I06 S. Lincoln Ave. Open Tuesday Flynn, jerry Bruckheimer and Chad Trevor Aliiett. . Oct. 26-8. Written . by Harold Ramls, Larry and Friday 10 a.m.-2 . p.m., Oman .. Written by Gregory Allen ~creamln& Eacre Loun&e Wednesday, Wednesday 10 a.m.-7:30 p.m .. Howard. Gelbart and Peter Tolan. Open Mon.-Sat. in the Enchantment November 1 Thursday 10 a.m.-5:30p.m .. Saturday Distributor: Walt Disney Pictures Distributor: Twentieth Centl!ry Fox Inn. Live music with lalism~n Band ill a.m.-2 p.m. Info and renew by Synopsis: "Remember the Titans" Synopsis: A fiery romantic comedy in and Tommy Martin. Fri.- Sat. Call 378-4051 for info. Ruidoso look Rniew and phone. 354-3035. tells the true story of Herman Boone ~ a bored and boring .computer Discussion Grou11 o Spanish and English workstations (Denzel . Wast,i"gton), an African programmer (BerT. Fraser) who Is in Tbe Quarten I0 a.m. review of "High Time" at the availabie to the public. Free· intemet American football coach who led a fowl with a woman In his olnce makes Live rock and roll music through First Christian· Church. Everyone is access. Calf to reserve a space. racially divided high school team, the a deal wi.th the dtvll In order to get Sunday. Karaoke on Mondays and invited. Tuesdays at 2535 Sudderth Drive. • Winter Reading Program lor chil Titans, to victory In I 971 Alexandria. lis dream-girl. The devil (Elizabeth Preschool Storytime dren up to I8 the first Sat. of Hurley) does her best to torture this Win, Place • Show yrs. Virginia. Boone overcame racial prej Live music by Wild Card from 8:30 2 p.m. at the Ruidoos Public Library. .eaach month. · poor soul, giving him seven wishes, Calli 258-3704 for more Information. udices and bigotry among his team p.m. to I:30 a.m. at 25 16 Sudderth • Holiday Bazaar - 9a.m. Nov. 4 and other coaches, teaching players ead> ol which In some way goes Drive. Ladies Night is Monday. astray. Director Harold · Ramis Meals 01 Wlleels Sellar Food respect, dedication, and strength. He (Ca!ldyshack, Vacation) wrote and HoiiJWood raund cantina Thusday, was therefore a huge inspiration and Uve music featuring the Longhorn Pro&m~ direaed this hilarious remake of the Monday-Friday, noon at the Zla role model to the team, and made a Band on Friday and Saturday. November 2· 1967 movie of the same name direct- Senior Center, Ruidoso Downs, in the great impact on the smail, dosed Highway 70, Ruidoso Downs. After-school Molle dining hall. For the Ruidoso area. minded southern community. An· 3:30-5 p.m. at the Ruidoso Public 387.4659. excellent depletion of a stunnilll • Library. This ..weeks movie is ".Big -' story, Boaz Yakin's film will Inspire ' Foot.· Call 258-3704 for more infor Ulll Adlll Worbllop ' i Va.monos! audiences. Showtimes: 2: IS p.m .. mation. Wednesday nights 7-9 p.m. Call Paul for details at 257.4874. 4:30 p.m., 7p.m., 9:15 p.m. Meet tbe Parents AI 100a a1 tllere II eaOUIII letterl Friday, Comedy. t9 tile art• editor • ••• colil•• lll•oso Pullllc Ullrary Rated PG-13 for sexual content, drug November3 I07 Kansas City Rd. (next to the references and language. ...will •••••rl Ruidoso Village Hall) 258-3704. Open Moscow Cball~er Orcllestra Starring: Robett De Niro, Ben Stiller. Monday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., TueSday, 10 8 p.m at· the Popejoy Hall in Teri Polo, Blythe Danner, james a.m.-7 p.m., Wednesday and Albuquerque. Part of the Ovation Reb hom. Series. Call (505) 277-3824 for tick Thursday. 9 a.m.-6 p.m .• Friday, 9 Directed .,Y jay Roach. ets and lnforma.tion. a,m.-S p.m., Saturday, II a.m.-3 p.m. ARTS .Produ.ced by Jay Roach, Nancy • • Friends. of the Library Book Shoppe Sail Ma1paaa Tenenbaum aild Jane Rosenthal. 8 p.m. at the NMSU Music Recital is open 10 a~m.-3 p.m. Monday R'.U I D 0 S 0 NEWS Written by jim Herzfeld. · Hall in Las. Cruces. Call (505) 646· through Friday. · 4413 for more' Information. ,1~,..,,..,,uutor: ·u niversal ,Pictures Synopsis: In this -remake of the 1993 . comedy of the same title, a youn; Class Reunions · woman brings her fiancee (Ben ' Stiller) home to meet tier pareniS. All•ress HI&JI ScllOII Clan ef ltiO 1.11. 11111111 ilp Sdilll CIIIJ II MO Her father (Robert DeNiro) illstandy is loilking for alumni lor .their 10- is looking for alumni for their 20- decides that he's unimpressed by .his year dass reunion. Alumni are asked year dus reunion."Aiumrii are asked daughter's husband-to-be anc! whal: to calf Taylor Reunion Services at til call Taylor Reunion Services at (800) 6n·7800 fe~flows is a disastrous family weekend (800) m-7800 during which things just keeping set ling worse. "Meet the Parents" is 1 • GOING OUT ...... - , ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '! ••••••••••••••••••••••••• , •••••••••••• ··••,•••·······-························ I ~ I I I I f ' On November 10, 11, and 12, the The first Christmas.jubi~ee was held modate all who applied. She has been Ruidoso Valley Greeters will sponsor at the Cree Meadows Country Club in ably assisted by joAnn. Griffin, Gloria their 14th annual Christmas jubilee at November of 1987, hosting a total of2Z Powers; and Sue McFarlane. the Ruidoso Convention Center. This booths. Cree Meadows was home to the Food Court Chair Nelda Lewis had no event for, local merchants creates a jubilee until 1988, when a larger space trouble finding her restaurateurs. They shopping extravaganza for the local was needed. It then moved to . the · are all returneesJrom last year's court. community and surrounding Lincoln Carrizo Lodge in 1989 antf'thffl'li'"·of Advertising chairs Carole Benham and County. the Mountain Gods in 1990. Betty Blair have been working.on tlyers, · Following a trip to New York City and In 1992, with the opening of the television commercials, radio spots, and a visit to a large craft show, former Ruidoso Convention .. Center, the newspaper ads. Due to this saturation Ruidoso resident and greeter Mildred Christmas Jubilee found its home and campaign, the jubilee draws attendance . ' Crocker came back with an idea to sup hosted 50 booths. This year's jubilee from. Mexico, . New Mexico, Texas, port the local merchants. Once the idea will be home to 80 booths and four Oklahoma, Arizona and Colorado. had come together, names were sug restaurants· in the Food Court. Overall Over the years, the face-of the jubilee gested until someone came up with just jubilee head Kaye Kernodle has had the has changed, as has the style. One of the right touch ·jubilee. uneasy task of shifting space ~0 accom- . the major attractions in years past has . 60 • ICIIblf fl. 28DB • RUidDSI Raws -- - -' ----'- --- ,_ -- ~::-:'---:~-:-:"-"-~---,---,-,,, "'- .., ~ . -... .. ' ~· . . ~·· -, . . . .•. - ...... '" .... _, , .. -·~· . .;.•. ~ """ ... ...... ·····:··· ...... : ...... ~~ .l.N.~... ~~J ,, ' ' ' ' .. . ~ ". . ' ' ' ...... ' ' been a fashion tea. "This was a popular event that had to. be ~··· dropped due to ,space limitations. Early jubilees featured a Santa Breakfast for the young visitors. This gave way to a visit with Santa featuring a photo opportunity. · A new feature added to the Christmas jubilee last year ·' ·and returning this year is a new Saturday offering of story telling by. Nisha Hoffman. Held in the Hospitality Room, it · allows parents to drop off their children to listen to the. storytel.ler while they shop. The interesting part of last year's stories was that most of the parents stayed to listen with their children. A former Kansas City storyteller. Hoffman moved to Ruidoso about a year and a half ago and joined the greeters just in time for the jubilee. The Christmas jubilee. is open to all Lincoln County busi nesses interested in attending. It is done strictly on a first come, first serve basis, and for the past two years has had a waiting list for applicants. It takes the combined efforts of all the greeters to bring about the jubilee and prepara tions for 200 I will start in January. swaps Classes Materials • Informacion CALL: ·sandy Suggltt @ 217. 4001 • llaiiiiSD Hews • lllllller 21. 2000 • 1D ~--~~----~----z-.•s~-.--•a.. •£-.•s• ...... ~ • • ' Sto,~ tg Sandy Suggilt 1VAM<;lNOSI EDITOR ! . . his artist hides her signature in her drawings and her face .. , from the camera.· • ' "I believe I'm as close to being absent of ego as a person could be," said Pat Brazie, who has her own work and that of others in the Nogal Store . . . and Gallery, a combination community center, art gallery and junk-food · depot. . ' ·"The art should be viewed for the art and not for the artist," she went on. "It bugs me when there's a huge signature on a piece of art, taking I • away from the art. I figure you should like the art no matter who does it, or not like the art no matter who does it." . Now. those familiar with Brazie's work --. and her modesty - take it · as a challenge to .find her elusive signature, and some people have told her each of her usually colorfill drawings looks as if it was done by a different artist. ''I never refer to myself as an artist," she said. "I tell people I draw. "(Art is an ego place I don't want to.J go." Brazie answers -tourists' questions . about whether she's an artist with "Opinions vary. .•• I believe that becom- . . . ing an artist. is a goal that I will spend· my lifetime reaching .for," she said. ID • l£1111er n. 2111• ' I t • ' ' It I I ' • . '. - ...... -- • ··~········~...... ~ ...... ~...... ··-···· ...... ,.. ~ ...... ·~· ...... ' ...... THE ' ...... A.RTS . . . . of the furniture in The skillful draughtsmanship in each of the gallery is his her qrawings shows her 15-year back- work, and some is ground in graphic design in Des Moines, . Prazie's. . brother, lowa,.where she worked in in-house print '\\ lot of my work deals with how we lim's, freestyle furniture. Her mother is shops and did everything from graphic see and what we see and our interpreta- also handy and does needle craft. design to working in the darkroom and tions for what we see"-- or what we think ·. "When I was very young, my parents operating printing presses. we see,'' she said. "EverybOdy sees every- would entertain me by challenging me to She's never taken an art dass, but went thing their own way.~ . · . · 'speed draw.' Dad would say, for example, Courtesy back to school in 1994 to get a degree in . · One ofthe pluses, for her, in hiding her 'Draw a scarecrow. You've got 45 seconds.' graphic design to find out about new tech- signatUres in her work is that visitors feel I learned (o get the essence of a subject and from noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday. niques in computer graphics. 1\venty years freer to comment on art when the artist is onto tl{e paper very quickly. I think that's ago, she also did sign painting and win- not present, so she has the opportunity to· really when I began to develop the disease 'PARSON'S CHAMELEON' Is shown on dow painting in Green River, Wyoming. find out what they really think about it and from which I now suffer -detail." . · the facing page. Above; left, is "Conver Brazie spends an average of 120 hours how they interpret her drawings. Instead of telling her to go watch tele- sation with a Mantis. Above, right,· is . on each intricate ,drawing and keeps her Her subjects vary becausr her edectic vision or play in the yard, her parents "journey's End." Below left is "ParrOt," face close to her work because she's mind is intrigued by many things, from .would say,· "'Go find something to do.' · and below, right is "Flower,". Brazie's extremely near.sighted. She uses mixed faces to fantasy gestalts, which, she said, That meant go to the other room and nephew's name for "The Seer." media for most of her drawings- pastels, she likes best ~ecause these' come directly draW," Brazie said. "I'm still trying to ink and permanent niarkers mostly. She from her imagination and "fantasy can·be develop those skills .. I do. try to learn said she chose pastels because with such whatever I say it is." But she's a teclmidan, . something from every pi~ce I do .... If I poor vision; she has to ge~ very close to she says, and her.realistic drawings show could .learn something from · her work and needed a dry medium to her precision and attention to detail. She every piece, by the time I'm 95 avoid getting p~int on her face and hair. used to do a lot of commission work - . years old,l might have it nailed." pictures of people's grand- she said. · children, but realism is so The building that houses Bra intense for her that slie has zie's work was a grocery-store to take breaks from it and antique store, and locals social lighten up ~tl) ~omething ized there. Then the building out of her imagination. b'kame vacant in 1998, two "What I draw is· very years after she arrived from strongly influenced by what I Iowa. feel." she said. "I came here "There are a lot of artists for a couple of months after here and we all thought we the death of my husband in ought to use it for the benefit '93 to be close to my family. this community,'' Brazie said. I got all set up to draw 'The The work exhibited in the Tree's House' (of Mike and gallery is mostly local people, Georgia Lagg), but what and a lot of them are people who showed up on the paper couldn't show their work other ••r turned out to be a drawing I wise because they can't do trav • call 1ourney's End.' The eling shows and can't afford the drawing illustrates the strug- high commissions required by gle that I was having in try- many galleries with high over ing to understand the reality head. of death and the myths we "I haven't gone broke yet," associate with death." she said, "but I've learned to >. Her fave-year-old nephew. ~ttept absolute JlOverty.'' nas been a major impetus . Next week, three of Brazie's behind many of Brazie's pastel drawings will be in the recent ·drawings, including New Mexico Pastel Society "Pastel Beasts," shown on Nal'ioiial•jilried Pastel Show in the covet. Albuquerque. Brazie' has ~een draWing Brazie's work can be seen at for as long a~. she can the Nogal Store and Gallery remember. . and, Saturday, at the Nogal Art- "1 spent a lot "of time fest in the Carrizozo Communi drawing on old envelopes ty Center (the outdoor event and brown paper bags," she got rained on last weekend, said. "I just like to draw." · was rescheduled for this week·, Her father has a definite end in Carrizozo). Nogal Store creative streak ·- he's an open from 10 a.m. to 5 Courtesy inventor and builder. Sorne Wednesday through Saturday, IJ, ' ' lli•IIISI• ICIIIJir 2110 • 91 ------· ------~------ • • L •• ,, ' • -. I .. . . ' ·- ~ ...... - . . .. . ~.~I 9.~. ~ .~. f.f~J .... ~ ...... ;...... ;...... ;.... ~.~ ...... ;...... :...... erin More than 3000 people attended last weekend's Oktoberfest · celebrations at the Ruidoso Convention Center. The event included German food and beer, many examples of culture, · and several merchants' J dsplay booths. r. The Olympia Flame Dancers, a Greek group, showed off their skills . on the dance floor . during the weekend's - festivities. · • • Spectators enjoyed German food and drink, visiting with friends,- and . . watching the entertainment. ' 100 • Dclaber n zoao •RuldlsD Hews ' \ . . . . - ----~~-~- -~ _.' ...... -...... ;...... · · " . . ·. . . . OKTOBERFEST . . ' ...... ··················••••'!'•••···························································································. . . . . Die' Polka Schlingels, a ~ German •· band · . fro .. Albuquerque, entertained · · the c;rowd at Oktoberfest Friday night. .Selections· ranged from traditional Geman music to pol~as. · Couples took the dance Roor several . times during the evening.· ·. One of the more popular offer ings of. Oktoberfest, the beer was Rowing fast all night long. • Along with German specialty beers, patrons could choose from several American brands . • Some visitors · to Oktoberfest ' opparen~y weren't there for the Germc;m music or cuisine. These young attendees hod other things on their· mind and in their " mouths; 110111111• •••• 2J. 2111 • 111 r • ••• ·BELLAS ARTES . · · · · · . . ·. . . . · ·· .. ..· ...... •.• ...... -. "...... •...... ···.•····· ...... ·EYE ON.TIIEARTS. Addx; The OllllwJ. 10 mSin hllldo. m.a.. 416 Fin& st., ...... JSH61J Michael Hl.l'd's latest WQrics plus WQrics by 1905 ~ Drile, JS1,1J1r,JD4Cif Peter Hurd, Henriette Wyelh Hurd, (reslil!na!). Andrew Wyeth, Jamie.Wyelh, Carol Hml ~~=~~~ Polly Chavez' retablos featured llDgonand Paerde Iafuente. Worbtan be paims 1hemed .school and .. . OrirJnal pamres. silm' ~ pottery, angek dud! . . • • . wrooght iron. and wood by lool il'lists, and viewed Monday - Sarurday. 9 a.m. to 5p.m. rmrals, and walls of pliValll hQmes .. itetro arotnl world and by appointment on Sunday. cei~ in 'The Holy and the DMne' lllusual from the and busines.. His studio ~ open to die public by appointment. Art and Artifact 1he Kenyon 1homas Gallery The Stele Gallery's ninth show opens with a reception from 3,7 · S46 SuddlrCh, ISl-*6. 107 S.l.illa*l Ale., ct«• .. - S~g CaOyon_Gallery p.m. Saturday and n,ms thr.ough jan. 13, 2001. . . AC011fffr1l01'01 gallery~hart and Pottery~ pastels by Kenyon Thomas, fine Titled "The Holy and The Divine," the show presents eight artists' weavires by Marcia Thomas. Call fpr ga11e1y ' rare, uni.I5Ual objects lOr "*'tm..· Galery exploration of spirituality in diverse r;:ultures and in various media. I hours are II a.m. to 7 p.m w.h!sday hours. ~ SUddellll Drile, Rlillaso,•JSI.Ir6L through Sarurooy, or by appuio81eL Paulita ·(Pollyl Chavez is one of a few practicing "santeras" in Lorene &INry's Frame &Art Artist Misha Malpicl's Spring Canycn salp southern New Mexico, The religious images' she produceS derive Wring studio, where you can~ the ailist Bellas Artfs Gallery 1611 MDI Rd. bpbn, JS4.J60S form her ancestral and active involvement in the Catholic religion, and watdi as a .aeatian lllfokls before. Yl"'' Na. IJ ..... Plaa, Me ..... (Ill) 6JO. Original art, watercolor painting, Her retablos are painted on ·wood. and gain impact from the inc:Orpo 1110 eyes.IOa.m.to5 p.m.Mon.·1'11n.; IOa.m,- 8606 . Soothwesteril prints and =m design fur ration of mixed-media. niture by l.any. 7:30 p.m. Fri."Sin . . . . . Featuring the sophisticiiEd .n of Manuel . · Tim Billman's posi:modern religious markers are i)JHuenced by Lopez Ga. Stribling Fine Art . Gennan mythology. Created in the forms of stele, Billman's works Btn;on Fine Art J. Mauritsen Studio explore the processes and meanin,gs of pilgrimage. 011 ..... 10, San hllldu,IBa . SOf.8 carriro can,un Rd., JS1.Q48 Grace Dobson's portraits of saints in the eastern iconographic tra, 1011 Mridllllllll;, Rlidaso,. 11_11.489:1 . In Hondo Valley: euo ada galery wilh early Frees1y1e salpnres. Stone and buriwood. · dition emphasize the passion and serenity of a holy life. Dobson's Southwes1Em artists. guest """"" gallery Also WQrics by Apache sculptor jordan F15lluring ~ SoutirNest paint religious images are intricate and finely detailed masterworks. Aself with landscape.~ iiiiiiiXIiill!mpi> T"""'- Mwlrf5 open. ings by New l'1eckx> artist Sl:l!phen Srilling. "'Y galely. 10 am-5 p.m. u..&.1 or by taught artist working on hand-for.med panels, Dobson is represented appointment . La Paloma Gallery Locared in The Allie COIT'fllex (~'in in Santa Fe and in Las Cruces at the Stele Gallery. back). Holrs: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday - Mile nlilbr 98, U.S. 380, lb:liln, . Christine Gurbo's crosses offound materials fonn one of the core mue Cow Pottttvl'.....-ny ~.or by appt.· . groupings in the show. Ranging in size from nearly miniature to near" · 616 SUddellll Drile, 61Nd ...... 6SJ.46I9 . ' ly nine feet in height, the crosses. are 'made from· mat~rials that range (At Home Ap1 Antiques& ColeaiJieS Mal~ Contempo...y line art by New MexiGJn and Handmade, wheel-drown, orip1als - other artisls. We are open most days 10 r cross Antler Ligbting & . in texture and material from polished wood to adhered desert met """'J'hing ID ~ glmd fln:tional pot a.m.-4 p.m. but a call ahead is advised. Check Home FnrllmbiJJs'i a!s. Gurbo has been represented in galleries across America. tery. Denimw.re, l'eooglnlhs_ fr.riJenies & our Web page: www.lapalomagaUeiy.com. Tomas ita (Tomal J. Rodriguez produces santos, riichos and cross Oats. See arnsts ar wcrlc CJ1 p•nises. Uncoln State Monument 107 Allamia Dr., AID JJ6.9Ill es. Many of her pieces are miniatures based on traditional New Scott and Trish Thompson~ creative antler Mexican styles. They are also the creative, original pieces of the new Califoroia Colors llwJ. 380, l.iiiDm, 611-fm. lighting, log, iron, antler, and lea1her fll'llish generation of santeros. Mark and Ellen Santistevan's retablos contain 201 (l1llllry CUI Rd., 111Mw,l1J-9011 Montano Store and exim>lis nighliglning 1he refined lines and color treatments in traditional format, and their Barbara Deihi-Westbi ock is the artist in res Montuio family, HiSpan< colllributions to the """' lres 1eattres their rustom designs or yows. Idence of !his gallery of ;n. ond adobe ardmecture. 9 ~m. 10 5 p.m. Friday - .Callfor appQintment. · crosses - which raoge in size Up to nine feet in height - are Sunday. AdmislK>n lee included In the $6 daily pass straight forward in their northern New Mexican styling. 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' Part 2 of4 'I • ~e year 1881 was one of the more spectarular in the Old West. Last week, we only got as far as the middle of April-the 17th to be The bandits made off I . . . exact, and there was so much going on that I was forced to con with about $4,000 tinue the story this week. And the way it looks, I probably won't and suspicion of the get it done this week, either. And that. makes it the single · longest column that I have ever written about one lone year in · crime immediately . the Old West. The fact is, there was so much going on - the fell upon the Gunfight at the OK Corral, Billy the Kid's stunningly d~ring escape from jail at uncoln, New Mexico, and his death less than three . . james/Younger gang, months later at Fort Sumner demand that, even ifl am brief, there is as it tended to do still a lot of stuff to tell you about in this fascinating and exciting year. every time somebody ... .I April, 1881 On the 28th, Garrett was out of town and his two Some time in April of 1881 -there has never been deputies, j.W. Bell and Bob Olinger, had been left in robbed a bank or an exact date recorded - an outlaw by the name of charge of the six prisoqers· confined in the Court "Clubfoot" jack Lamberton was killed by Tombstone house. The Courthouse, formerly the Murphy Store, lawman George McKelvey while he waS' attempting to which was the stronghold of the Kid's enemies, had rob a stagecoach at Charleston, Arizona Territory. been sold to the councy after the climax of the L.incoln train in that general And then, on the 28th, what may well be the most County War by i.t's owner, jimmy Dolan. There were · spectacular escape from confinement that the Old five other prispiJers there that day, but none of them West ever saw took plac~ at Lincoln, New Mexico Ter were sched\lled for execution as Billy had been. T~ere- ritory. Henry McCarty, ajll! Kid Antrim, aka Billy Bonney fore., the:l· llad the run of the place. . vicinity. aka Billy the Kid, ha'd been senteoced to del!th for his . Con.trary to the movies, there was never a jail cell part in the assassination of Sheriff Brady a little over inside' the Courthouse. Billy was shackled hand and three years previous. While the Kid was one of six Reg foot and then, just for good measure, they chained ulators shooting at Brady that day, he was the only one hi111 to the floor. About dinnertime, Bob Olinger took ever tried for the crime. He was found guilty and the other five prisoners across the street to the Wort scheduled to be hanged at Lincoln on the 13th of May. ley Hotel for dinner. Now, at this point in time, the This was an execution that many people - Pat Garrett original Wortley was still standing (it burned to the not among them - found to be unfair and distast~ful. ground in 1936) and it ·was located closer to the street · Despite his faults, Billy was nothing short of beloved· than the current structure~ · at Lincoln and the majority of the citizens were most Anyway, with Olinger across the street, Billy was definitely in sympathy with him. left alone with j.W. Bell, who. the Kid immediately .' ' ' 0 ' 141•1CII .... fJIIII •II*HIIIM ,.. , '~ ._•,. ,. "• . ... , ' . ... '' . ' ~· . . ' ' · . . . · . · · .·. · . . . ·...... · , . . PAST TENSE · If II e e e 11"11 I II e II' II e1o II I II II ..... I 1111' I 1 t II II'' It II Ill'" e f I t-• I 11-11 l10"f11-"' II II ••• I I ••• ''''' e lOll e 1 II ee If I I I 1111 e ••• II II'''' I I lie II It f''' ~I'' e ''II.' II I I'' I''~~~~~~~~·'' 't.'"' 1 ' 1 ''' If' II'' 11 I 11 ' e ,., ''' 111 ... ' 11 II 11 ' 11111 f fll '' 1 ' e 1 I 6 1 '' 1 1 11111 I'''' e ''I' · asked to take him out back to coin! . ·gallows·. at· Tucson. His last as iqended to do every time in one of their more violent the.privy (outhouse), BeU could· . FinaUy, after working on his words are worth reprinting. soinl!body robbed a bank or robberies, stuck up the Cl'!ica · hardly refuse and the two I!Xit· shackles for about an hour, the They we're a warning to his pal train in that general vicinity. It go, Rock Island Pacific Railroa~ ed .the building for the privy Kid freed himself (no one lifted and fellow outlaw Curly Bill was later ascertained that it at Winston, Missouri. During located behind the place. so much as a finger to try and Broc:ius. · wasn't them, but was, in reali- . the course of the' rcibbery. a . · · It is still a mlltter of debate stop him during this time) and, . Harper was surprisingly lit·. ty, .a gang led by badman Polk conductor and a passenger as to exactly where the Kid got asking to borrow a horse, the erate: "Curly, you are aware Wells. . . were killed. This robbery led the pistol. Personally, I believe young outlaw mounted up and that l am not in the habit of On the 14th of july, shortly directly to Missouri Governor it was left for him by a friend in rode slowly out of town. Eye lecturing any man, biit in this before midnight. at Fon Sumn- Thomas Crittendon offering a the privy, but he may have sim witness.es said he was singing case you. may remember the er, New Mexico, Billy. the Kid S5,000 reward for Frank and ply overpowered Bell and as ·he rode off in a westerly words of a dying. man (for I am finally came to the end of his. jesse james each. ·(Note: taken his pistol. · direction. all i:o intents and purposes trail. · Despite what the movies try to · · .· Whatever the case, the Kid . such), and perhaps give heed While there ha.s never been tell us, ~illy the Kid never had got hold of a pistol. He shot May-June, 1881 to them ... any doubt (except in the minds a . reward big her than $500 Deputy Bell on the inside stair- Some time during · the · "Curly, I want you to take of conspiracy . buffs, who are posted ror him,) . .case of·· the Courthouse. The month of May, the Charlie Alii· warning by me. bo not be too notoriously disinterested in · Sources: A Documentary His bullet went right through Bell, Soil (no relation to Clay) gang· handy with a pistol. Keep cool the facts)· that the Kid was . tory Olinger's own shotgun into the Arizona. ~,. . deputy's head. and chest, Less than two weeks later, killing him instantly. Charlie Allison and two mem- After smashing the shotgun bers ofhis gang were arrested 11 of his hated, late and unla- at Albuquerqlfe and extradited October 21" through October 31 . ' ' mented enemy, Billy came out up to Colorado fo~ tnal. on the balcony. of the Court' Six days after th<\t, on the Maureen Quemada· house and delivered a little 24th, a mob attempted to impromptu speech to the citi- lynch Allison ·and his coho~s. zens who had gathered but alert lawmen managed to ·.Fernando Mercado around. i;ssentially, he told spirit them away to Denver. . ' . 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Fresh trout, yet relaxed atmosphere. join us in our cozy lounge for catfish, Pacific snapper and King salmon and speciality cocktails and conversation. lt's·where Ruidoso meets. dishes like filet mignon with green chili bearnaise ·Open nightly. Reservations welcome . .- sauce arealso patron pleasers. · $$-$$$ $$$ 257-9355 • 657 Sudderth Dr., Ruidoso 257-7540 • 28.23 Sudderth 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Sun. • Thurs.; 11 a.m. to 10:30 Lounge opens 4:30p.m. p.m. • Fri. and Sat. Oining at 5 p.m. . FARLEY'S· FOOD FUN Be. PUB Chef Tony Carpenter and his staff welcome you to Good food, food fun and good pric.es is what Far· the Deck House Restaurant for breakfast, lunch and din· ley's is all about. The atmosphere is light and fun and ner! Come and enjoy a cold beer with your sour cream there are 16. domestic beers on tap. Cooks Pedro enchiladas. Now serving our .. House Specialty Frozen Bonilla and Nick Lawrence grill one of the best burg· Sangria" to go with all of your favorites. Featuring live ers around and you won't want to mis~ "the wood-fired . local entertainment Thursday · Saturday 6-8 p.m. pizza. · · $-$$ 257-3496•200 Mechem in Adobe Plaza $-$$ ·' WINTER HOURS: ·. 258-5676 • 1.200 Mechem Dr., Ruidoso Mon-Wed 10:30 Ar-.•1-2:30 PM • Thurs 10:30 AM·9 PM The resla!Jrant opens at 11 :30 a.m. 7 days a week Fri-Sat 8 AM·9 PM • Sun 8 AM-2:30 PM NOW Serving BEER & WINE LOOK FOR OUR MONTHLY LUNCH SPECIALS YOUR .AD ·COULD GO HERE. The lnnCn!dible Restaurant and.~aloon is truly INNCREDIBLE. For 33 years we have been serving loyal locals and visitors the finest PRIME RIB, steaks, $45. PER WEEK seafood, lamb, Poultry, and Pastas in a cozy, moun· tain atmosphere, Australian lobster Tail Special on FOR 13 WEEKS Wed. Alaskan King Crab Legs on CRABBY MONDAY. .. Full bar and great wine list. Bar· 3:30pm · Dining · CALL ANGR, UNDA OR LISA 5:30pm Reservations Recommended _.we are very popular! -AT 257-4001 $$-$$$ Hwy 48N at Ski Run Rd. ·Alto 336-4312 LEE CAnLE CO. GRILLE Low chandelier lighting, softly draped ceilings, lush Try our new menu with pasta, seafood, chicken and flower arrangements and soothing music is merely an steaks. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Check out daily introduction to a dining experience fulfilled by meticu specials. You'll surely find something to please everyone. Try lous service and unforgettable gourmet menu times our new lunch menu. Let us cater your next event including Salmon, Steaks, Veal Chop, Rack of Lamb, and Duck to name a few. The meals are enhanced by an excellent wine list including vintage bordeauxs. $-$$ $$-$$$ 378-4747 • West Highway 70 • Ruidoso Downs 257-2954 • 2523 Sudderth Dr.. Ruidoso (in midtown) Open 7 days a week from 7 a rn. Lunch & Dinner: Wed.·Sat. 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Dinner: Monday-Thursday 5:30-9 p.m • Friday and Saturday 5:30-9:30 p.m. YOUR AD COULD GO HERE YOUR AD COULD GO HERE $45. PER WEEK ~-~ $45. PER WEEK FOR 13 WEEKS FOR 13 WEEKS CALL ANGEL: LINDA OR LISA CALL ANGEi, LINDA OR LISA AT 257-4001 . AT 257-4001 Price rang.e key: entrees priced.S7 and under::::$; entrees"$7 to $15 =$$;entrees $15 and ov.er =_"$$$ · Paid Advertising ; .. 'I ' : • , 1'4t ~ t t I ) ' I 'I I ,.t . . ' .... } .. 1 "' , t . , .. t · > , I I ~ 1 , •. , . .. ' ...... -· .... •• ~ I ~ t :~. • RUIDOSO NEWS SSIFIE:DS FRIDAY, Or:T. 27, 2000 .tE Mail To·.: ·Walk In: Ruidoso News Classlfieds !~.0!~~): (8am.-5pm Mon-Frl.) P.O. 128, Ruidoso, NM 88345 . 505-257-7053 .. I 04,Park Ave. Ruidoso, NM, Customer Information: Ao CoPv: .;....;.(1)____ _ Classification: We- cannot process your ad without this PHONE NUMBER.._:+--_;.;:_-'-- # o.f Issues:_. 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REAL ESTATE REAL £STATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Houses FOR SALE CONDOS FOR SALE I Ia II 1.!$ AC LOT OR 40+ Acres 14X70 NUWAV MOBILE ON Katln BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME near Santa Teresa, Sunland DEVELOPMENT OWNER MUST .SELL! Bring •• Ol;hornc large· Pine covered lot. IN PINES OF. GAVILAN on Kalin (hbonH• Park · and Upp!3r Valley, hors · all offers. 3 bedroom, 2 bath l'nrd<•nli:tl L;,la E:t,lcr· Rc:tll ) ·~--~--••o-.-.o-•oo•-.-N~-~*~--~-~-~---O-Oo-Oo-0~¥~0.... ~-.-oo-oo•oo-oo•o.,oroo.-orow.-ooo-o:U*DiOO•oo.•oo.oo~••---·--·--·--••owoooow.-o.-or.o .. o~Oo.Wo• / I-lOUSES FOR RENT HoLJsi-'S H)H RI-'NT TOTALLY RJ!!MODEL&D • 2BP. 1 BA. 24S CarriZo Csnyon, $676 Includes water. 267-9417 VERY NICE, FURNISHEI) 31480, 3BA. Alta. Must have good references, '$1,400/mo (817);368-7663. . . APAnTME~..J rs F011 RFNT LAs cAsrrAS .DE ROSA excellent location. 2 bed rooms upstairs; 1.25 bath rooms: atid w/d 'hook!Jp$ . .S525 plus Lrtilltles. Qdl 505- 258:921),2. '• ' ' 18D APARTMENT, Availaple ln. caoltan, $290lmo pius· deposit, Water, trash and sewef paid. 354-Q023 or 354· 2711 BEO~MS, S2a6. EF.FICIENCV CABINS; rn!(Jtown, utilities· P.aid. Clean , BKn-15, FAMILYROOM MOBILES FOR RENT FIREPLACES, APPUANCE.S and cozy. 258-5877 AND DEdt•.. 2BDI2BA, IN EXCELLE""' $750/Mo. PLus vnunes APARTMENTS ON CQnd~on. Near '"V" on dver, NOB Hn.L. water furnished $375. :i78- STORAGE: SPACE NIC£ lARGE DUPLEX IN 7099 and 1-:915-526-8328 RUIQOSO-DOWNS, TWO Now· AcCepting FOR RENT 8EDROOMS, TWO ~ATHS, Appli~t•ons ·· CO~lOOS FOR RENT AA· STORAGE; 378-7030. .APPUANCI!S AND I;)ECI(. 2.8R118A Slftgle Level .lris,de.OUI&Ide sto~e. 2247· $475/MO. ~rd"H9"'es. ZBI;)/1. 112BA PARTI..Y lur Hwy :70 Wesl, Ruldos.o D&nh)l''" Auldosa's oil nlstled, WoQd burning . lire~ Pawns. NM, between CAll CHJUS AT 'R£/MAx and Big OT,I~e Co. . · zss~.5833·oa place, great location. Call lpf further dela.lls 258-5825. ALL SIZ9 STORAGE UNITS EVENINGS 336-84311 · available•. Affordable Storage; 312 CONDO; ·fumished.-$750, 253 Carrizo Canyon. Call ·tor you pay '""~••· . . speclatt 25'7-9417' , · . 2/1.5 Condo, unfurnished with · gas and water Included: $625 L a D SELF STORAGE HWy' . call 336-49'24 ' ' 48. Space· available. 25B- 4599.or :;157-9463. · · 3 BEDRO()M, 2" 1/2 BATH; . Sierra Blanca vlew. Lookout UPPER CANYON liiiiNI Stor· Estates. FullY furnished, no -~.now renting. ·Call 25~- pets, $800Jmo ....257·2383.· Daytime caii63Q-171B. . FIIANISHEb 2BRI2BA ToWn ho~.on Cree Meadows. LIT Lease. A + Realty Services . 258-4574". APARTMENTS~ HOUSES, CAB.Ns-'VACATION Mobil Helme. 258-2212 RENTALS CIMARRON . CONDOS, $325/rllo. pluE! deposit: 378- =$280.. REAL ESTATE REAL EsTATE REAL ESTATF: TRUCKS & 4X4S l-OR SALE IIIILITTI STiWIIT tun size, ... it's with an ~·An ;:---, I 505-378- 505-2.57-9057 OHice 1·505·430.·8915 Cell 505-257-2331 Homfil' REAL ESTATE OVER 300' OF RIVER FRONTAGE ""' ...... "'<· ·r . JOSEP\-\11.. Quality ·Service Producer CENTURION ·~-- #1 IN SALES (UNITS) .,.~.;;:;-~,.,~~,_.,.., "';"' ~ - ---,.... 21 . Real Estate for the Real World•.., Aspen R... l Estate . ~(/1; 7~ 1-8011-658-2773 located in RuidosO, NM 99 (HM) 33~;1.095 MARCIA ·One Bedroom: $208 • $332 • '"IWo Bedroom: $246 - $395 GUYNES •AJI unin ground no.,.. aucssible •1.6 Acre wooded park •Wall fO w11U carpel • Priule pordlulbalc:olties "Your Capitan Connection" •FuUy apf:liano:ed kirchens •W.hcl'ldryCI" haokaps •On-sire pmpetty maaagemem MI.Ln-MD..UDN DCV I PRI'ROJDCM"R •Air c:ondifioued light & bright. Naw tlla, c::almBis. hnQny President, RuidosoBotiJdofREALTDRS, 1997-1998 master bath. Tall pinas, level lot, seclud ed araa. Ton" of stolage. Graal lliaws. Fun filled community building with great Is Pleased TO Announce Her Association With Fun Alto Golf membenihip. $305,000. room library, exercise room, common """'Call Joseph A. Zagone al420-3807 laundry ~oom, :ind interior mailroom "1f,e t-t ~ fw""J- Ieee LU• il ~~~ 4 ~,_Mil- t:4ft Mmer (505) 630-3100 For more information call Toll Free (877) 885·5333 Jerry at 505.258.2727 Hollie. 505-354-21147 • Cell 51J5..431H1574 Located at 1 07 jade .Uttie Drive (ncar the links Golf Course) Fax 505-630-9800 A DE(UMREALTf.TRUSTDEVBI.oPMENr. 601 Mechem Dr., Sla 2 • Ruidoso, NM 88345 Sales ~ DJI!i! P~-.,·!Jl-· REAL ESTATE BONITO LAKE AREA. ' Greal gee-a-way for hldng, h018et1Bck rtnng. flstlng orlu~ ldckltQ back. 3 bedrollfl!. l.bath. 14' x 60' liv see Ing room adQ.on wilh lirapla6e. $31,600.00 our ALTO FULL CJOtF MEMBEJisHIP. Choice buldlng alte, com munfty waier .'lNitilable, . .-.d tor duplex with. highway .te frOnllllge. $29,950.00 ·- BEAIJ'JJFtJL LAND IN DEsiRABLE .AREA.. Tract .t. andlor game room~ · M!dtle ·Cedar. .ApJifDxlrnBtal 1.25 acres nett. Comnllrity tile, car w,ater, perk tested and apprt'l¥ed. Huge fir and pht 1nres. to sell, price . $1 !t&OD.OO each or $35,000.00 lor both. OWNER WILL FINANCE 1. ACRESL Juat.south of TulaiOS&, New MexiDo located off Ua Highway 70 & 154,. ui'V8llblded, k11s of J109Bibl81ies. Prk!ed Iii $1,000.00 an aae. RESALE: 2 Bedroo~2 Bath With garage and gtiest This I ACAP NEW DOUBLE WIPES ALLOWED. $ecludect tract apartment or rental. unit is in top condition, redec with beautilul..newa-of Sian"a-Bianca ilnd Capllanil. deed ~ orated with new carpet, paint, etc. in last two years. ffons. good well and gboct water. $36;000. Mode/Home Qpen .6.17 ACRES. UtnSbicled wllh city water, eladnc, naiUral gas avaDable. erose to whare Ws all haPP!Jnlng. Wa!Mart, Hubbatd Museum. l'aW track. nUW camo. $185,000.. Great Western Realty, Inc. rtoUSLI! WIDE LOTS. Owne'r wUI II11BncB with ciOafng coat doWn. Fuly davelopecllllbdiVIeion Wfth Ill und&tgtou.U UllltiH. Professional Property Managers Community waler, •-r. eledtlc, !alepl10118 avallabla. FJfteien of Alto Alps Condominiums lola fO choOIIe fRim, dall for mont lniD. ~I'll . BEAU'ID'UL VIEW 1.0'1'8 In GrltldBIOnll Canyon Rtteort. CM Office on· ' · · tie eold togelher or separata&y. c:Hy water, c:Hy·_uwei', -.otr1o available. ssa.s89.0D for bolh. ~- .,,.., •. ,...... ~ ·" ..... l ' CLASSIFIEDS AUl 0 PARTS PRODIJCI' & PI ANTS YARD SALFS Y 1\.RIJ SAlES MISCE'll ANEOlJS 1981 SUBURBAN 4X4, 112 ton, low miles, auto, AIC, 9 FULL SIZ:E FIBERGLASS YARD&: FRONT PORCH passenger, nice tires and shell $150 01(111 378-1 046 COMPOST AlL MUST GO SAL£ AT I BAR·J -Wheele. Runs ... ~. great INA MONTI{ WESTERN' STORE 4WO, aeU Or trade. 430-4946. · MOTOR & AUTOMATIC SIERRA CoNTRA.cn·Nc Hwy 7t;J Wac Transmlsslon, Horlzon. 1988 PRODUCERS-OF Tool sale; table saw, rad Fri.&: Sai, 10:00 11-m. 1989 BRONC:::O.!.... 4X4, l-IKE arm, aklcuwuut!, EPII· flour new condition, 7Y,O(la mile$, Motor' & Al,IIOmatlc Transmts WHITE MOUNTAIN N~w ~•rivals 111 l'l'hole'-"1" pric"'• ·jack. plumlloing, haq,d tools, desisner NOI'fi'S. -·-111 RIIAIIIU. H lllllumllhld 11DR, !14BA1H.I425' p.r llll!llh, lnduda bJIIc_lllllllll. NDI'Etl. f.Jecrric Speed Control 'Alrtcc 4300 V6 SF! engine 4 spd Automade transmission Exterior Appearance ~kage Capded Floor & Rubber mats •Body Side moldings · Air Conditioning · •Chrome Grille & Rear Bumper ...... 300 Hwy. 70 Ruidoso Call Cindy Uc. 1273528 or I 505-257-4081 I 800-616~6867 Kathy uc. fJ35927S' GfiRY LYDCH www.sierrablancamotors.com 2~1:11 ·---~--~" __ ------...... ______... ------~~~------...-..-- . ·,;.· .... .4E fRIDAY, Oct 27, 2000 CLASSIFIEDS Hc,t.P WAf.'TCD HELP WANTED HELP WAr. TED SFRVICES E~cellent benefH packa~J& S\\ 1.,~ ( h.1lct ;Included (vacatl~l\.. sl~;:k, nttlremeitt ·a-lnaura"nce). '..Jc:w ()wncJ Apps accepted until '4:00 pm ~L'\~ :\-1 ,! n.tgcin '- n 1 Frld.-y, November 10, 2000. Now accepting Coi'J'Iplete job desc and apps ap~cadons for at the Vll~ge of Ruidoso, ait Staff 313 Cree Meilldows Dr. . Apply in perSon R'uidoso, NM 68345. . 9,ooam-s,oo_P.m 258-4343 or 1-8n-700-4~43 MondaM- Fnday YOUR_ proteqtic;m, FAX 258"5848. 1451 · «hem :~eta HOME. INSPECTION" Canle B11ron (Hwy 48 N_o.rth) R"'"'""!'" · InC. ls an EEOE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL II'ISPECTIONS COMMUNITy RepreSentative. LINE Certified •.Ethical • ExpariQnoed Profasslonal•lndiiJiand8nt Part-time: work full lime fun. LIN~ OL'< SERVICE ~+. ~ Work with foi'Ei!ign exchange students and host families. COliNTV CRILL WHITE ·MOUNTAIN Strong community spirit and TECHNICIAN l . warm "hearts lor teens. 1·888· . . .. INSPECTION CO. 552-9872 -- Hiring cashie-rs and Excellent benefit package dishwashers at $8 lncludad·(vacatlo:n, ~!cfc; ANIMAL per hour and cooks retirement a lnaurance). at $9 per boJJr, based Ap~ .~ccepted until 4:00 ~m CONTII.OL on experience for TUesday, OFFICE;R perma11ent full-time , October 31, 2000. + -P0!5i.tions. Part-time Complete job desc ai'ld epps positions with flexible at the VmS.ge o1 Ruidoso, Excellent benefit package hours alsQ aVailable.· 313 Cree Metu:lows Dr. InclUded (vac8tl9n, sick, Rapid ·Advancement, fluldo&o, NM 88345. Your Gabie A/(erntitlve retlreme~ & Insurance). 258-4343 .. Apps acoepted until 4:00 pm Paid Vacations~ and .427 -Si¥Jderth Di'. Ste 4#2 . or 1'-877~700-4343 · MDnday, ·Heahh Insurance. (Gateway CEmtet)_ FAX 258-5648. October 30, 2000. EEOE I I Complete job desc and apps Apply at . I 2717-Sudderth Hl77-377'-7730 at the Village Of Ruk;loso. WANTED CONSTRUCTION 313 Cree Meadows Dr. Laborer to build CfQSstle Wall. Ruidoso. NM 88345. MAiNTENANCE supervisor Good pay, unsupEmilsed. Also TVNCR~~~~I needed;.· AJ>PIS' in perBcn at (Formerly·F 258-4343 ·paiflter helper needed. Alsp Besl Western SwisS Chl!ilet.. Carpenter 336-9116. or 1-877-700·4343 between. 9arn·5pm, Monday FAX 258~5848. .through Friday. Wcisteria Auto EEOE MANAGER AT CHEX S.er nowhicing . · vicas at casino Apecha Chi!Kik · Auto SCrvic::e Tec::hnic::Jan · Ca&hlng Booth, salary plus Apply i• pei-son COOKS NEEDED, ALL bonus. Requirements: Excal Shifts. Apply jn person. lent Customer service skills, 4oo MeChem Smokey Bear Restaurant In good problem solving, anatyll ~ ~rien~ n~sll.l')'• Capitan. pal skills, prjor banking experi , Must be dependable. ence a plus. Must be willing 1o I;JRIVER CONVENANT Trans work 811 shifts. · Collection WO_ODWOR:KER ·young m,an port. Coast to Coast Runs. experlenca Is reiqulred. Apply or woman Wanting careel' In Teams start $.4"2c·$.46c, to P.O. Bo~· 7071 -Ruidoso, furniture- building. Work part $1 ,Ooo sign on bonus for &Mp NM 88355·7071 time, .advance to -full tlme co. drivers. For experienced ·piece ~ork. 63D--2S03. drivers. 1·800-441-4394 For NAIL TECH, Experience pre· owner operators . lerred, f/p time. Assume 1 -ancB48· WoRK WANTED 6615 Gtaduate Students 1· existing clle~ere. . Call Diane 800-338-6428. at 257-n7?- R_.idoso • DRIVER-DRIVE a late-model NEED A 'WEEKEND Custodial · Ready Labor · Brlllar'lte ConatrucUon person for part-time employ tractor of ~ur choice through Thomas Brlllante ment. Apply Ii-I person. Super Daily W~rk/DaU)i·Pay the beautiful scenery of lfie 8 Motel. 10 to 16 hours per GENERAL CoNTRAcTOR westem United Statesl Late week. $7.50 per hOur Construction, framers, AllDWiJoo Oeclii.S • AEuObELINGo model Peterbilts, Freightllners .P.. NTllo!G and Volvos to choose frpm. general labor, f~ serviCe. IA-5188 Experienced OTR drivers housekeepers. c:leric:al. I.Jc~Ni!l~ _.NM 056319-QB 88 enjoy top pay/benefits, high All skill levels.. weekly mllas, QuaiCommffn cab e-man & 401(k) plan. Cau Apply today! 2S7·7876 John Christner Trucking today I 800-528·3676. EOE•. fl1 II' Wt1NII IJ Patricia S. Ortiz, DRIVERS Attorney HELP WANTEfJ HELP WANTED SOS-258-9046 You Belong With If in jail, call Coi_Ject The Best! I 204 · Mechem #I I While MI)Unlain Ph1za The Pizza Hui f"'•nh "' Jarlo.• ·, ~- l••""h~~ ('~nJ~r) Delivery Unil of LOOKING FOR A ~ DWI • 4 C'riminnl t...w • RuidoSo is Hiring ~ Divon:c 1> REWARDING • o\duprion'l> • F~tmily L1iw-~> LOST & FOUND DRIVERS For .4 Jnjuric~ Accidents I> CHALLENG.ING CAREER? 4 Bankrup1cy • PART& FULL DUMP' TRUCK SERVICE • LOST IN THE VICINITY OF Earn while you learn. Gravel and dirt sold and deliv SWiss Chalet, male Shellle. ered, roads refinished or built. Answers to Cache. If found 11ME POSmONS Ask about our nursing assistant HELP WANTFO HELP WANTED 354-7000 430·8644 430- please call 258-3782. Reward We QUer: training program. 5557 offered. from • Earnings $6.00 CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTS THANK You up to over $12 an RUIDOSO CARE CENTER SERVICES SERVICES hour plus tips NEEDED. TO ALL OUR FRIENDS, 257-9071 $7.50/hour. Shift differentials. neighbors and acquaintances • Reimbursement Benefits available. LARRY'S HANDYMAN SERVICE that Improved the qual!fy of· life Programs ($1.00 for Commercial - Residential during our .slay In Auldoso RUIDOSO CARE CENTER 257-9071 "Thank You. ft We have each dell\'eryl "Big or Small We Do Them All~' enjoyed the good times and Quest Penoanel, Inc. Roof Repa!r •·Remodel• Decks • Porches • Tile & Tlle Repair leave wbh Interesting memo- • Freedom from a 9-S NM Lie. 115n'Zl "01.-er 30 ;oea.-s u]'Dimce· Desk Job Positions Available: DIRECT CARE STAFF """·Lisette & Bob McNamara • Flexible Hours 354-2832 after 7:00p.m. or leave message .POSITIONS AVA.ILABLE. ANNOUNCEMENTS 10u 4:-.r. • General Labor 'P~~:'rh :zr Challenging work with mentally dOlE BEY.TH IS NO LonQer We Be~~ujre; ~ • Construction/Building employ,ed with Speciality lean Drivng Recortl retarded and developmentally Advert sing-. Effective 1o- 1 7- • Clerical 00. 1mum Age· 18 yr:s. nld disabled clients. Will train the ?.~roof oflnsurnnce • Cooks Prodw:tjon Pesltlons Open PERSONALS Plea!le Come By • Counter Help right person for this dell1anding Between 10-1., S-9 For Interview /' position. Casa Feliz at Ruidoso c:..-T..,..,.c...... ,.._.. Care Center. 257-9071...... r 258-2359 $2,000.00 Sign on Bonus Aro Eq,..l Oppon...,oly 1\llirmollv& Acuan No fee to the empl~yee. tOE E '· C1 Piaa H...... , WHITE MOUNTAIN GLASS RN's .and LPN's needed at AND HOME FtfRNISHINGS Ruidoso Care Center Carlsbad .Medk:al Center is currently recruiting for the following positions:. (505) 257-5920 134 Sudderth Drive • Ruidoso NM 88345 RN·MEDICAUSURGICAL Great opportunities for personal advancer:nent are waiting for you· in the -med~ and Lavonne NM JcaVsurgical floor. If you take pleasur"' 1(1 caring for a variety of patients this 'is Contact Human Resources· the area tor you, current NM AN licens(31. F=uU-time and part-time positions wHh .1.2 hr. shifts, 3 da,ys per week. $13.00-$18.20 OOE. · .... at 251-9071 The nt'\\ , , cligit:tl hearing aid AN-LABOR & DELiVERY Experienced AN.· full·tlmeand part-time poaitlons, 7PM-7AM shift,.3 days per lt's like nothing you've ('H'r heard heforc. week. current NM RN license and BLS certification, $13".00-$18.20 DOE. - Enjoy working li'l a happy atmosphere, come join the congenial staff in the L&D elp us go way back to the SO's department. This area-prides«self in ·tendinQ tO pattents·and on a one-on-one •.• fn our new diner * The. world'$ :rmalfest * The world'$ mo~t basis with a great deal of fam~ly tnvolveme-:'1. . 1c Th~ world'sfas~est :rophl:rticatfti and completely automatic RN.,EMERGENC)' ROOM come join the dynamic team at the CMO Emetgency room, Great educatlorJal. r::---- opportunities. This Is a close-knit, supportive group working with super EFR ISAVE $10i physicians. Critical care e)(J)etience preferred. Current NM RN ucense arnJ. BLS certification. ACLS anq PALS within 1 year of obtaining positiOn. CEN , ON AN. and TNCC strongly encourage. Full·time, evening shift 2:30PM-·11 :OOPM with 2 NOW HIRING COOKS, SERVERS, NEW long weekendS per month. · HOSTS AND BUSSERS. HEIIJIING Rujdoso omce AIDI 126 El Paso Road CMC offers excellent benefits induding -relocation expen~ds up to $3,000.00, Apply in "person 9a.m.to6 p.m. Hwy 70 in Ruidoso DowhS. ; "/ paid time off, extended Illness bank, and a retirement pl!tc'kage. Apply In per~ We offer health benefits, 40IK, paid Vatatiom, P.rofessionlll Bldg: son to Human ReSources, 2430 W. Pierce, Carlsbad, .NM 88220 .or .fax BRd a gre411 opportunity (or ~vancemedL Ruidoso News · resume, and cover sheet Indicating position interest to (505)-887-4501. --- ·800•550-8543 EOEIM/F/HN. 257~4001 DENNY'S IS AN EQUAL OPPORTffNITY EMPLOYER. We also-serve Carlsbad, Hobbs and Ro&wllll-(505) 622-4327 .f. f CLASSIFIEDS FRIDAY, OCT. 'l:Z 2000 SB . __. . ,'· 1 '· LEGALS ' lEGALS • • j • ·~ - ' • ------~--~------i .I 6J! Fmi>AY, 0cT. 27, 2000 CLASSIFIEDS ·RvmosoNEWS LEGALS 600 L!-(,ALS LEG!U S ' ''. ' • .. ... '· r l ·- ~ ~ . ------. - -.-- ~------. - - -- .. i CLASSIFIFDS • STATE OF NEW MEXICO" COUNTY Ot= LINCOLN , TWELFTH JUDIC~AL DIS"l'Rtc_T JUDGE OF THE' COURT OF APP.eAI.S UNITED COMPANIES FiiNo- POSIT10N4. ING~ INC., .. VOTE FOR ONE Your 11'irtn$111i!SP0nse must" be Cella Foy Castillo, DemOCISI~ ·. ~laintilt. ll1ed (by rriall, If you Wish) with Paey tax the CIBrk of , ... .COurt and RiiQ ." Nunez . Neumann, PAbPUESTA DEL BONo.A 'II'S. mailed tQ Plail"!ltff"s aHorney on · RepubliCan Party · LINCOLN COUNTY. ~DICAL VOTE (FAVOAI.O Na_: CV 2000 097 or before November 27, 2000. .CENTER;CARR~O tEN CONTRA) • H you wish Ia seek the advice STATE SENATOR · HEALTH CENTER. CORONA PRESIOENTE Y-VICE . ?La ley de Bonos de ()bllga MICHAEL S. PAYNE .AND' of Qn attorney, you should do DISTRICT 8 HEALTH CENTER. AND PRESIDENTE OE LOS Qion General para Proyectos MINDI L·, PAYNE, . so promptly so that your Writ- VOTE f:OR ONE HONDO CLINIC .·de Activo fl]o del ~ 2000 ten response, If any, may be Pete Cllfflpos, DemcJCn~lic · MILL LEVY QUE$TIONS Lynda"L ~~-~~~~~~ autotiza que $B ernllan y 68 Defendarils.. served on lim.l!t· Party VOTE FOR OR AQAINST Ralph Nader. y Winona La vendan bQnoa para mejoras y Shall "the Board Of CoUnty Judith A. Duke, Partido Verde equlpos en los ~ntroa ~ NOTICE OF "ULI ·ST~TE ~~~~~~TATIVE Commissioners ot Uncoln N Gore y Joe Llebemtan, Par~ Culdadanos mayorea.. Se COunty, New Mexico. be · Harold lido o~~~:mocrata ·· . autorizara que el estado em1ta Notice' is he~glven thet thlt · VOTE.FOR ONE .- .authonzed to im~ a levy oJ Georg.e w. Bush - y Oicfc bonos -de obligaciQn general IJRderSianed eclal· Master J~ (Bebe} Aores AI~. three t:J) mills- as DI'O\IIded In Chaney, Pai1ido RepublicSno de sunia -que exceda· oinco will ·on "l=riday · oVernber 10, Democra,Uc Party . the HospltP.I Fulidlng Act 10 Harry Browne y Art ·Olivier. millones echo cientos doce mn 2000 at 4:30 ~.M. be at the , -Dub Williams, Republican oPerate and maintain the Uti· .Partido Ubertario quinientos sesenta dol~s front atepe of the Lincoln Party · oolh :County hospital a.nd clln· Howard PbiiiJps y .:1. C4rtls ($5,8, 2,567) para hacer County Courthouse in CarrlzO- ics? The fi.lilds lrom s;;ld mm Fr~, Partldo COnstltuclon desembolsos .pata proveelos· ·zo, New M~lco, _-to sell and DISTRICT JUDGt;:: levy will be ·divided .wfth Un John Hagelii"l y Nat Gold~ de majoras y equlpo y dlspon convey to the highest bidder 12TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, coln County Medical Centar Barbara haber, Partido Derecho Nahlr- er qu·e SB"Inlponga y se gt1IVt;l _fqr cash. ell rlg/lt, ttua and . DIVISION 2 recelving . two , and one-4enth al . ' . ·un lmpueslo - ·sobrQ Ia interest- of ·the ilbove nam$1::1" In- thl., _lawsuit, the Plaintiff VarE FOR ONE (2.1J: mills and the ~ Judy A. Miller Pat Buc~nan- y Ezola Fosler, pfOpiEJdad para pager el princi· Defeindant In and to ~t"le foJiow· alleges that the tolloWing Mariano A. To~- Democratic Health Center, Corona-He811h . Peggy Ann Partido Reforms pal, inlereses Y 10$ costos que ing real e&tate located In said DetendpOts have"pensonal lia· Party . Center, a.od the HQndo Clinlc. _se conttaigan en releclon con county and StafJII, whlcl"! ·Is bllllv on the·~ Mortgage James . Waylah Counts, in the agg~ate, reoelving SENADOR DE LOS Ia . emislon de banos y Ia mo,.·partrcularly described es or Oeed of Tr1,1st and Nota and RepubRcan Party_ nine tenJtiS (.9) of a mill, tor ESTAOOS UNIDOS recaudacian del· impuesto follows: the reque&ted. money judg-: seven-(7) year&?- · VOTEPORUNO segun ic? p&rmite Ia lay? mant:. Wlllam E. Mullei BJid DISTRICT ATTORNEY. · Michael A. Montoya, Partido -·IT - IS FURTHEA PRo Dernocrata · . PROPUESTA DEL BONO B ~\:~·~~::= JenaRaeMuller._ ~2THV~IC~~-~~R~ CLAIMED AND -NOTICE IS .JQS R. skeen, Partido R8publl- . VOTE (FAVOR) 0 Unit 4, Lincoln County, NeW Dated: Qctober S, 2000. . Scot D. Key, Repubfic:arl"Party HEREBY .GIVEN that the fol canD (EN CONTRA> Mexico, aa shown bv fhe plat towJng Judges iJI Electron an(;l ?La lEW de Bonos de Oblig~t thereof filed ln'lbe offlce of u-.. Kleinsmilti & Assoclates •. P .C. STATE SOARD.. OF · Pcll ClerkS for each prec:inet J.UEZ -DE LA CORTE don General para ProyectoS County .Clerk and Ex.ofliclo Attorriey for Plaintiff · t;DUCAT'ION . ha"'& been appointed in ·Said pi; APELACIONES de Activo fijo del ano 2000 Recprder of· Lincoln ·_CO\II'Ity, Ia/ Phnlp·M. Kteinsmith.l82e1 . OISTRICT 8 County, and public. notice is - · · POSICiON 1 autoriza que se emltan 'I .se . New· Mexico•. on June n. 6035 Erin Park Or. #203 VOTE. FOR ONE. hereby given of the place dea- VOTE POA UNO vendan bonos ·par11 mejOras · 1994,.\n Cabinet D. · ~olorado Springs. CO BQ918 John ·A. Lankford, Republican lpnated where the said alec- Manu~! Tijerina, Pal'ti~o en loa centros docemea -.y 1--800-842--84_17 Party tioo is to ·be held _In each ·Oemocrata . · adquiaiclolfes para_ los. mis· With a 1995 Palm" "River respective precinct In said Jonathan B. Sutln, Pal'tldo mos. sa -autarlzara. que el Mobile Home #PR076270. THIS 1$ -At.l_ A;r.EMF'T TO COU~~~wm~SflONEA:- County, the names of such Republl_cano estado emHa bonos de· oblige _respective election officials, cion gBneral en surria que no Sald Sale sball. be made pur- &~~~n~J' 8Ji-AI~~. VOTE FOR ONE- --the pJaca Where the &aid alec- · JUEZ DE ·LA CORTE -exceda de clncuanHI y ochq suant to the JUdgement- WILL BE USED FOR THAT Rex A. Wilson,. RepUI;)tlcan tiOn . is to be held In ·each - DE APELAg'ONES dos Clentos Sesenta y dos mU entered on September 29.. PURPO$E. · Patty precinct in said County ·being mlllones de dafares. 20PD, in ~he al:!ove-antllled as fOllOwS: · · · vb~~R'tr~o (.$58,262,000) para· hacer -and .numbered -cause, which ONSNAWBU.LEL BEACCOP.ROMVMI2'" COUNTY COMMISSIONER -· Cynthia A~ Fry, Partido desambotsos · pare ·pager was a suit to torectose a real DR·~TI·,. ... DISTRICT 3 Democrats · .1riejora y adqulslclones en · estate. mortgage held tw lhe_ ED IN A,CCORD WITH THE , VOTE FoR ONE ROderick T. Kennedy, Partido clartos centros docenles y above Plalrldif· and wherein AMERI&~NS. WITH DIS~BIL.-. Romeo F. Klein, DemocratiC Republlcano· - · disponer "que se lmponga y se ltle Plaintiff was adjudged -10 ITIES -... Party grav_a un impuesto geneJBI SuSan M._ tfaYe a first lind paramount Leo Martinez, Republican· sobre Ia propiedad para pager · ttan against the. above- Pa_rty Jg~~g~~Wse. el principal, los lnter&ses y· tos KBthtaen H .. described real estate In the POSICION3 costos. CQntraldos en rel~rj amount of $62,684,04 plus COUNTY ASSESSOR VOTE POR UNO_ con Ia enlslons de ios bonos· y V1kki L lntere$1 to the dale of -sale, · · VOTE FOR ONE Marvin H. GladsiDr .e. Partido Ia tecaudacion del im_puesto publiCation C9Sis, and a Spa- GENERAL ELECTION Robert D. VallejoS, Cemocral- · Verde .segun lo permile Ia ley~ clal Master's fee, the total -PROCLAMATION·- lc PB!!Y. Ita. Robinson. Partido Del!loc-- . ·• amount due and owing as of WHEREAS, undar _and ~ Rick Si~ Republican Party rata -" PROP.UESTA DEL BONO C the date · of sale "being virlue of Seclkm 1-11·1, New T. Glenn Ellington. Partido VOTE (FAVOR) 0 $6S,042.88• . - MexJco Stalue. 1. Martha COUNTY SHERIFF Aepublfcdno (EN CONTRA)"'~ . VOTE FOR ONE ?La ley de t;3onos de bbilg_a• Notica is lf further given ihat McKnoghl Proclor, Lincoln Tom Sullivan. Republican JUEZ DE LA COATE cion general para Proyectos the real property ahd lmpJPVe-- County Clerk. Slate of New p.any 1 · ...i DE APELACIONES de Activo fijo del ano 2000 ments concerned with herein Mexico, by virtue of the James A. Seno, Ubertarian POSICION4 autoriza _que se emitan y se will be sokJ subject to any limd auUlorlty vested In_ me, do Party' ·· · VQTEPORUNO vendan Bonos· para instate~· all patent reservations, ease- "hereby issue lhs following R-aymond D. Merritt, Cella Foy Castillo, Partido clones y E4uipo. Se autor ments, all recorded and Proctamalfon: · ·Independent Democrat&· izara que el ·estado emlla Rita Nune~ Neumann, Partido unrecorded liens not fore• AND WHEREAS, the Can~ bonos de obllgacion general clOsed -hei"ein and all recorded · vasslng Board of the State of PROBATE JUDGE . Aapbulicano · en suma que no excedil de and unrecorded special ,Naw Mexico and County of VOTE FOR·O~ veinte y seis mUiones dos asseumsn:ts and taxes that UncOin have dulv cgmpreted . Michele Cervantea-Ftebstock, SENADOR DE EStADO oientos dace mil qulnlentoa · may be due. thelr canvass a1 the retums Dl · Democrat;lc P~ 0 . dolares ($26,2, 2,500) para Stirling T. Sp~ncer, vcW~fJ~ u~o · hacer dasambolsos para Notice Is ftnaity gjyen . that the Pft;nary Election held on Republ~ Party Pete Campos,·~o Democ pagar inslalaclones y equtpci y ~Jhould the PlalnBH .andloi- June 6, ~... and issued the disponder que se Jmppnga y Defendants h~ bid andlor Certiflcalea or Nomination· to ELECTION OF ••ta se grave un impuesto general beCOme the purch-.rs Of the various candidates to be .NON-PAATISAN JUDGES Deanna s. REPRESENTANTE· DE sabre .Ia prol)ledad. para el 8 8 saki real esta1e aod lmproVeo-•.. ~.~ ~ .! 11! ~-~·~: .• ~VOTE YESO"R.NQFOB:.-_. principal; \oa ~ 'I - ments at lha foreclosure seta,- EACH JUDGE Darralene . ~'flim?.. . costos contllJidos en relacion the may use any pan ot their Shall PATRICIO. M. SEANA ' v8TE POR UNO con Ia emislon de los bonos y Judgement granl&d herein and IT IS HEREBY PROCLAIMED be retained as a Justice of lhit Jenl (Babe) Flotes Alexander. racaudacion del lmpues!o herittofore as credit agal11sl. AND· PUBLIC NOTICE Supreme Court? . Partido Oamocrata' segun lo pemlfte Ia ley? • ... purchase ...t.-... should thov GIVEN, of a General Election Shall JOSEPH ALARID- be Dub Willlam·s, Partido Republi~ 1M"""' to be held in each of the 1 1 ed J dg I I"" LEVE Mll,E$\MA·CENTRO t,., the highest bidder. From ¥·.-..~nets of said Coun~n rea n as a u e o '"" cano all ottie~. rtle!J, the Special t"''-" Co"urt of Appeals? MEDICO DEL CONDADO DE ·-· -pi o~·cash In uesday, .November .7, ' Doris Mae JUEZ DE DISTRITO. LINCOLN, CENTRO DE Mcuo.... a...... ,.,,. between the hOurs of 88'1en o SALUD DE CARRIZOZO; payment of a bid, or a bank ,_,_._ A.M. and seven o'clock CONSTITUTI NAL 12TH DISTRITO JUDICIAL c:aahler's cheCk, or a aallsfac- 0 ...... AMENDMENT 1 Duane H. DivtSION-·2 CENTRO DE SALUD DE tory tetter of credit ccindllloned P.M., of said day In the mari~ VOTE FOR OR_ AGAINST VOTEPOR UNO CORONA, V EL CLINICO DE suCh that the Special Master ner provided by law for hokllng Proposing an amendmem to Mariano A. Torrez, Partido HONDO . receives cash or certified such electiOn. The purpose cif Article 10 of the· Canstllution of Democrata Debe sei- auti'IOtlzado el con fun .. by • ·.Oo· p.m.-of the dov aald Blaclton Is to elect par- New Mexico to permit Bemalli· James We.Yion Counts, Par sejo de comlsionados del con· of the forecloaute sale•. · sons to th8 various offices 1o ...... ~... nly •·.... b ecome an ·\-11 ban "tldo Rapubllcano dad de Lincoln, Nuevo Mexico hereinafter named. At the ..... 111 all n nf 1 Frances M. a hacer lava de· 3 milesimas -. el---o- of s·ald cou. "I w g_over me a. The sale mar, be postponed S.m•• ma u • ...... •... powers tnat are not exp~ssly FISCAL DE DISTRITO segon el Acto para finaclar a and reschedu ed at th& discre cOunty shall be given the denied by law and to further Mlche.le L 12TH DISTRITO Jl)OICIAL los Hospitalas para operar y opportunity IO vats on the loi- permit Berna\ilto County and VOTEPORUNO mantener el hOspital y I~ clln· tion ot the Special Master or Ieos en el condad de Uncoln? hlslher designee. lowing COnstitutional Amend- Incorporated municipalities Kathleen H. Scot o. Key, Partkfo Republl· ments #1 & n. Bond Cues- wllhln B&Jna\Hio Counly to cano Las. fandos de dlcha leva Is/ Faisal Sukhyani tions •A•, "B" & "C" and the Lin- chOose to be&':.el1l8d by a Clerk: Grace Ann mlleslma se dividiran con el P.O. Box 21160 ~aln County Medical Cenlef, 51 1 ..~ nty ~--m- CUERPO DE EDUCACION Centro Medico del Condad de Carrizozo Health Center, m~~l; ..,, ..an u .., ..y.., Ann DE ESTADO Lincoln recibiendo 2.1 mllesl· Albuquerque, NM 87154 Corona Health Cenfer, and mas y el centro de salud de (505)883-9110 WITNESS MY HAND AND DISTAITOB Hondo Clinic Mill Levy Ques- CONSTrTUTIONAL THE GREAT SEAL OF LIN VOTEPOA UNO Carrizo.to, el centro de salud tion. AMENDMENT2 COLN COUNTY, STATE OF John R. Lankford, Partido Corona y al clinlco en Hondo SubrriiHed by: partiendo de .9 mllesimas pOr PICA & OLSEN, LLP VOTE FOR OR AGAINST NEW MEXICO. Republicana "THEREFORE, at saki General Proposing an amendment Ia JOiice Kay_ MA-RTHA MCKNIGHT 7 anos. tsJ Michael J. Seibel Election. the qualified electors Attorney for PlalnUH Article 10, Section 2 of the P-ROCTOR COMISIONADO DE of Uneoln COunty shan vote Conslil:utkm of New Mexico to Marjorie W. LINCOLN COUNTY CLERK CONDADO ADEMAS PROCLAMAR Y P.O. Box 21180 upon the varioUs candidates NOTIFICAR POR ESTE Albuquerque, NM 87154 eliminate term limitS for County o1sm1T0 1 for each of the following MEDIC QUE LOS SIGU~ (505)883-9110 elected officials? D.J. Reynolds 3081 1T(10)27 VOTE POR UNO offices, as the said have been Joyce A. Rex A. WilSon; Partido Aepub--- IENTE Juezes de Ia Elecclon y Certified 1o the County' Clerk, los Excrlbanos de Ia votaclon 3040 4T(10)8.13.2Q.27 BOND QUESTION A llcano to wit: Federal, State, and VOTE FOR OR AGAINST Aria F. de cada recinto habar sldo County: The 2000 Capital ProJects A.UI:I)OSO NEW'S COMISIONADO DE apuntados en lal Conclado, y General Obligation Bond Act 257-4001 CONOAOO noticla putillca es heche por Ruidoso News PRESIDENT AND authoriZes the lssuanoe and 1 l este. media, dando el Iugar 257-4001 VICE PREsiDENT OF sale of Senior Cltizen Facility ;;;;;~~;;;;:::====~ VOTEPORUNODISTFIITO 3 designado adondesera Ia THE UNITED. STATES Improvement and Equipment LEGAL NOnCE Romeo F. Klein, Partido eleccion en cada recinto -VOTE FOR ONE . Bonds, Shall the state be DEifTIDCtata • resprectivo en tal Condado; LEGAL NOTICE Ralph Nader anc:l Winona La authorized to issue general Albert H. PROCLAMACION DE Leo Martinez, Partido Republl~ Los nombres de tal elecdon • Duke, Green Party obl1Qa1lon bonds In an amount ELECCION cano respactivos oficials el Iugar STATE OF NEW MEXICO, AI Gore and Joe Uebennali, not To ext:aed live minion Eiiahl Doris 0. -dancfe lal etecclon sera COUNTY OF LINCOLN Democratic Party CONSIDERANDO 0UE. detendlo ct1 cada recinto en tal hundred twelve lhousand ffve ASE:8t:; TWS.FTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT George W. Bush and Dick hundred sixty-..seven dollars Cleric ~ C. Allen debajo y por vltud del Ia sec ~~~C~J~fO'Db condado par Ia sugiente: Cheney, F!epubr.can Party · ($5,812,567) to make capital ;,;:;~: Clerk:· . A1vln S. ckm 1·11·1, Estatutos. del Robert ·D. Vallejos.· Partido First Union National Bank, -Hany Browne and Art Olivier, eMpendltures lor certain senior J•. Estate de Nuevo Mexico, Yo,. Democ;rata . as t:ruatee Libertarian Party Citizen facility lmprovemonls Cllirk: Carol S. Martha McKnight Proctor; Rick Silva,. Partido Republi· HOward Phllllpa and J. Curtis and equipment proJec:Kl and ~ Escribana· del Condado de cano Plalntlff(s), Frazle"[~ Constitution Partv proVIde fOr a General Property Co:nnle A. Lincoln, Nuevo Mt~lxico. en vir John Hl[l981in and Nat Clold Tax tmposiUOn and Levy tor tud de Ia autorizacion quala ALGUACIL, DE CONDADO Case NO. cv. OD-167 habar, Natural LaW Party the parment of principal of lley me otorga, Por Ia presente . VOTE POA UNO Pat -Buchanan and· "Ezola lntere.s on Ule expenses expklo Ia sli;lulente proclama- TO.m Sulliv$n, Partido Republi~ Leann K. WilHam E. Muller FO"stSr, Reform Party.. _ Incurred In connet:llon with the clon: ceno · Jana Rae Muller IssUance of the bonds and lhe James A. Senp, Partido "Llber· Cheryl A. Thetford UNITED STATES SENATOR collection of the tax as petmll CONSIDERANOO QUE,. el tario . . . B U.L£>.0 S 0.· E AJU X . All ~nts ·And/Or VOTE FOR ONE ted by laW? .c. Consejo de escruflnio del Raymon_d 0_. Merritt, .lndepen· AEfsENiEjg BEQJNTo !~~ Jeff Bingaman, Democratic Tenj[ints Of The Subjlli!d EstadO de Nuevo MSJC1co y dlante Party · · Real Estate BOND OUl::STION-B Janel F. Condado de Uncolr'l ha oorn~ io\'8&.1QxiW v%10; (5) Unknowns: AD Unknown , Bl_ll ··Redmond_, Republican VOTE FOR OR AGAINST pletado su inspeoclon de los JUEZ DE SUCE5IONES QOPoWsoO ceNTRO. pE Spouses Of An~ Party Pa"Y The 2000 ~aP.ilaL ProJects · Betty Jean resuiiO& de Ia Elaccion Pri. "VOTE POR UNO H"erato And All Other Decf~red Write-In Candidate General Obligat!on Bond Act maria calebrandOen el dla 6 Michele Carvantes-Rebslock, Juez:'ilen Fav. Womack Persons Living Or Dead. authotl~ ·the Jssoance a~ Martha L. d8 Junro, 2000, y ha_ entrega· . Pai11clo Democrats Juez: Frances M.- Cummins Whose Names-Ate sate of· Public EdUcatiOnal dO- los t:erttflcados de nomina Stirling- T. Spence(, Partido ~rlbana: Michele L. Taylor Unknown, Who Cl&lm Any ."R'rrlA~fettJr~W3E .CapllaJ lmpro\taments. and Frances V • cion loS candidalos _ Varlos Republllf8r10 - · Es¢ribana: · Katt"lleen H. Interest .In 'the Subject DISTRICT2 •. · · ~uisitiOn Bonds. Shall the para e\eg\rse en Ia Elecclon Phillips .. Real Estate VOTE FOR ONE State be authorlzec:l "to Issue Louise" 9. General y; ELECCION DE JU£0ES Escnbana: Grace_ Ann Eiridge Mlcha81 A. Montoya, general obligation bonds In an Defendant C!i)- Den'locratic Pl.l.rty amount not to exceed fifty AHo"RA PO'R CONSIG[J vJW, ~:,f2?~3, P'bA Ml FIRMA Y EL GRAN SELLO Joe R. Skeen, Republican Bight tnllllotl two hundred IENTE, POR ·ESTE. MED\0 _ · CADA-JUEZ DEL CONDADO LINCOLN, Pa"Y sixty-twO. thousand dollars PROCLAMANOO V DANDO ?Retendremos a PATRICIO NUEVO MEXICO . ·($58.282.000> to make capilal NOTICIA PUBLICA, de una M. $E~NA como Juez de la MARTHAT -MCKNIGHT JUDGE OF THE.-COURt. 8:xP8fKiitures for c;:ertain public El~ccion GenBral para cele Corte. SUprema 7 . PROCTOR· . TO EACH DEFENQANT edUcational capital imptove brase en cede reclnto de tal ?Retendremo& a JOSEPH ESCRIBANAN DEL -NAMEDTBQVE· · · ~~if ments and ~uisitiona and son Condado al Maries diG 7 de ALARID como Juez de "Ia CONDAOO LINCOLN VOTE FOR ONE ptovlde for a General Property Election -!udge: Wayoe Berg~ Noviembre, 2000 e.ntre las Corte de Apeladones? A lawsuit has been. ~tarted ~anuel Tijerina, Damooratlc Tax lmpctsillpn and Levy for horas d.:! las slate 97\ de Ia 3082 1:'"(10)27 ~alnsc you In the above- enti -the payment of principal of, g~>C_!IIon Clerk: Bartley G. manana y las sietEI (7 de' Ia tled court by the aboVe named b. Sutln, Republican J~~anPo"Y • . Interest on and expenses tarde tal eleccion-es para· PialntHf or Plaintiffs. Plalntift's incurred in connection with N EDen "Dean elellr pe·rsonas on las ollclnas -claims are S1ated In a wrflten· issuance of the bonds and-COl varla$ nombradas 11\8$ ade Foreclosure Petition and Com JUDGE OF THE COURT lectiOn of Jhe tax as permitted Charles lante.· AI mlsmo tlempo .los RUIDOSO ~nt. a Copy of-which Is avail OF APPEALS by laW? . electores de tai.Condado·ten- able from the Court Clerk POSITION 2 Frank . crran Ia ·oportunidad de voter NEWS ~ the Pl&lnUH'a' attorney VOTE FOt:l ONE BOND QUESTION C. ·&n las eJne)as Conslltuclomll ADII8m:SIN& whose addresses and phone Cynt111a A. Fry, Demooratlo VOTE FOR OR AGAtNST es Numero; #1 -yf2, y los numbers &ra 1ndio8led aboVe. The 2000 Capital ProJepts Bonos de ·Proteotos Capnalea LISA _t_ ~~erick T". K&nn•dy, General ObligatiOn Bond ~ es Numero; ~A~ y ~·~ y al Leva fn ordet to daiend againSt this Republican Party . liuthorlzes the lsauance ·and MUe&IT(Ia - centro MediCO-del UNbA, lawaufl. ~ muat respond to . .. 11a1e of State Facilities- and Condac:lo de LII1COtn, Centro OR the For8ciD8Ure Petllkm and JUDGE OF TH~ COURT Squlpmenl Bonds. Shall lhe de aalud de CarrizoZO, Centro ANSEL complaint by stating your . OFAPPEAL$ state _be authorized 10 Issue de aalud de Corona, y ei-CIInl ·..... 118(•> 1n """n•.,., .. m PDSITION 3 general obUgati.OI'I bonds In an Kenneth code HondO. lrto same with lha Clelk or the VOTE FOR ONE amoUnt nona exoeed _twenty 2117-4001 Court (by mall, H YQU wish) and Marvin H. Gladstone, Green rniHion IWO- hundred twelVe Florance F. POR CONSIGUIENtE, en tal· ALIQ-BECINTQ tt5 Mailing a copy to tha Plalilllff'a Party * •• SE FruDAY, OCT. 27, 2000 CLASSIFIEDS Rumoso NI!WS $ TALL PIN~:s REALTY "*-· 2704 Sudderth • 257-7786 • 800-257-7786' · Johnny Mobley M._rk Mobley Pat B~wn 157'-5485 257-3890 257~7416 Mulri·MIIIion Dol/or Producer MulU-Mflllon Do/lor Producer Mufii-MI//lvn Dvflar Produc ONE OF THE BEST HOMES YOU'LL EVER SEE!!! This 3 bedroom, 3 bath, double garage home has tons of character with fantastic views of Sierra Blanca. $245,000. HUGE PRICE REDUCTION!!! This 3 oedroom,ll/2 bath home hal! new carpet, fresh paint, easy year around access, and priced wel\ below market value. NOW ONLY $79,900. UNIQUE INVESTMENT PROPERTY!!! Live and tease this split level townh~use wf3 bed room, 2 bath home and a separate I bedroom, I ba guest quarters or apartment. $165,000: PERFECT RANCH HOME W/MUD ROOM!!! 2 bedroom, 2 bath; atrium w/hot tub. All this and gorgeous views of Sierra Blanca!! ONLY $299,900. QUALITY CONSTRUCTION FROM JOHN FUCHS!!! This home has 2master suites w/no stairway, 2 fireplaces, 2_living areas/game rooin, and is in a gated community. $410,000. Betty B~achum, Realt~r_, CCIM Rmdoso's Only Cerhftea. · Commercial-Investment Broker 146 Geneva, Ruidoso. 505-258-5441.800-284-0294 Reduced to Sell! Accessible yet seeluded chalet on 0.6 acre in Sun Valley. 2BR/2BA plus loft, can be 3rd bedroom or entertalo.ment/offlce, attached garage. 100 Taos Road. Lots of home for only_ $146,000! Great Retail Site on Mechem near Sierra Mall ·w 2.5 acres of prime devel~ opment land zoned Community Business. 450' on Mechem, 200+' depth, ·a· street frontage. $4.50,000. Includes 3 Br/2 Ba home. · Just Listed I Great for kids arid horses, too! 3.3 acres In Capitan with par· tlally-renovated older house. New roof,·fenced and cross-fenced, horse stall. PLUS ... mountain views! A great deal at $82,000. Call Eleanor Shocke or Be Beachum LEGALS LEGALS lnEGALS LEGAL NOTICE and of a general summary of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the subject matter contained in •TWI;:.LFTH JUDICIAL •that the undersigned has been •Resolution No. 200P-16, duly DISTRICT COURT appointed personal represen adopted and approved by the COURT CLERK Ill tatiVe of this estate. All per Governing Body of .the ;own POSITION sons having claims against · of Carrizozo. New Mexico (the ANNOUNCEMENT this estate are. required to dGcverr]ing Body"), on Octo present their claims against ber 24. 2000. Complete The TWELFTH JUDICIAL this estate are required to copies of the ·Resolution are DISTRICT COURT in Carrizo present their claims within two available for public inspection zo. New Mexico. is accepting months after the date of the during the normal and regular applications for the p_osition of first publication of this Notice business hours of the Town COURT CLERK Ill. This Is a or the claims will be forever Clerk, Municipal OHices. Town c\e.ea\Ued, ,u\\-\lma poa\t\on, 'oarr8d. Claim& mua\ be pTe• of Carrizozo, ~e~ ¥exlco. . salary grade 07. Hiring range sented either to the under for this position Is $1 '1.136 • signed personal representa· The title of the Resolution Is: $13.224 DOE. Incumbent of tive ·at QQP W. Brasher ttl ..- this classification is a lead Boswell, NM 88203, or filed RESOLUTION NO. 2000-16 worker and predominantly with the Probate Court. involves overseeing court Authorizing the eKecutlon and clerks by checking. assigning DATED: October 12, 2000. delivery of a Loan P,greement work to -and evaluating ongo· aod intercept agreement ·by ing work of lower level clerks. Personal Re. presentative and among the Town of Carr!• Under general direction. per Robert A. Whitten zo2o and · the New -Mexico forms clerical. technical ana finance authority, evidencing a · LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS lytical and administrative Is! Martha M. Proctor. Clerk special, limited obligation of duties in case processing, file By: Opal Hill. Deputy the town to pay a principal findings . of the Governing maintenance and the clerical amount of $196,111 together Body which include: · the need BANK ONE NATIONAL ass~;~ssments and taxes that business of the court. Incum 3070 2T(10)20,25 with· interest thereon, for the for the Project; monies avail ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE may be due. · Plaintiff and its bent may be required to act as purpose of defraying the cost able and on hand lor the Pro (fka THE F.IAST NATIONAL attorneys disclaim all respon .ject from all sources other than BANK OF CHICAGO AS sibility for, and the purchaser jury clerk, back-up court moni LEGAL NOTICE .of acquiring a class "A" lire tor lor district JUdges and/or truck for the town's fire depart the execution and delivery of TRUSTEE). at the sale taJ I, ~-"'-..:!...~...,...... ___...... ~,,~ ~..;.....,.....,..""""'-"' ··-..;e~.-~""::_.:J:i.L··:J::'Ht.)t :fo..-rf.1h tt ANGELA WHITAKER. MOEBUS .SUSAN MILLER·· .. ' . ' '...... · ~ ,, ' ~r21. .' .. .. t'!'> . and· Aspen Real Estate . . . Ton· Free 1-800-687-6602 Al·pine Village. DOUG SIDDENS Otnce:SOS-336-4248 Downey • $139,500 • 119 Big Bear·Rd. .fax:sos~336-4776 . , . 4 bdnn, 3 bath - this home· is remodeled, but appears new . New carpet, .fixtures, appliances, etc. 2000 sq. ft.t l2x40 heat- ed hobby-workroom. · ·North Cedar Creek Duran • $235,000 • N. Cedar Creek Rd~ 3 bdrms, 1 bath, .2 car garage. All one level catus pine siding, long covered porch with great.views. Home is Capitan on 1 acre, fairly secluded. 2 years old· Owner builder. ~ Cummins • $129,000 • 434 Fifth St. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, very nice stucco home. Great floorplan with master bdrm which is separate from other bdrms. r l . •l l ]~ j• Alto Alps .. · . .Pluml~e • $159,500 • #48 Alto Alps ·condo· 4 bdnn, 2 112 bath. Lc\·el entry, just remodeled, new car-. j ·' pet. New sarillo rile. New appliances, 2 car garage, s\vim- ~ · ming pool and club .house.. · !. Call Do~g Siddens (Cell 430-841l), Susan Miller (336~4248), Angela Moebus (Cell420-5327lor Colleen Whitaker (Cell420•1668) • Century 21® Aspen Real Estate . · • J .• I .-----,------:------:--~--:------~ ~~~--- Give us the opportunity New Construction ' to market your property for you . . . Call now and get . Alto Alto . Yates • $550,000 • 632 Midiron Drive Powers • $438,000 • 102 Buck Dr. results! 3 bdrm 2 1/2 bath. Beautiful IQg home on 1.52 3 bdrm, 3 l/4 bath. Full golf. 2 car garage - new stuc- acres. Full golf membership. (Jverlooking #12 green. Refngerated air - cherrywood cabinets co -pick your colors now! - · 336-4248 cedar closet, Sierra Blanca view and Capitans. 3 car garage. • 'lPIX ' Internet Pictures Corporation Look for the • Awesome Commercial Acreage homes with the Symbol to with Sierra Blanca Views - .Alto Robinson • $1,250,000 Hanson • $315,000 •103 Mountain Place experience a virtual tour on 9.3 + acres. Seller is motivated on this large Four bedroom, 3 bath with gated patio and 2-car multi-use potential piece of property in the heart garage. Most all the furniture stays - full golf. of Ruidoso with Sierra Blanca views, large trees membership. your computer. and easy access, Owner will carry paper and/or joint venture. Submit all offers. r , r ' ,r ' Alto NewMexico State University Property White • $250,000 • 810 Deer Park Drive Scribner • $1,000,000 •. 550 High Mesa Rd. $225,000 • 411 College Drive Three bedroom, 2 bath, single car garage on flat corner 2 story 2,348 sq. ft. home on 10 acres includes Full BACK ON MARKET! TwentY. acre tract with lot with nice decks and full golf membership! Complete Golf membership Lot at 112 Deer Valley Ct. Also 21QO+ sq. ft. building j~ _village limits- city water with furniture addendum. 5 water hook-ups! Call now for more information. available -many possibihues. Lookout Estates Airport West· Club Estates Atcheson • $164,900 • Unit 0-1; 220 Lookout Dr. Harkins • $53,900 • 405 Del Norte Dr. Cooper • $111,500 • 306 Hull Drive 3 bdrm., 2 l/4 bath upstairs; 2 bdrm., 2 1/4 bath down. Furnished 3 bdrm., 2 bath older mobile with cov 3 bdrm.; 2 bath, 2 car garage. Knotty pine Downstairs rents for $900 a month. Furnished- view of ered deck. Nice views- owner may finance! accents and wood vigas give this home Ruidoso Sierra Blanca, golf course and the river! charm. 24-hour notice .to show. Just let us know! . ' •l Country Club ·Estates Sunny Slope High Sites Subdivision ·· · carey • $289,000 • too La Luz Reyes • $225,000 • 205 White Mtn. Hale • $125,000 • 103 Monica's Court Five bedrooJ:!1s, 2 3/4 bat~s. The breath taking Meadows Dr. Three bedroom, 2 bath with large fenced back y~rd · Sierra Blanca view only few homes in RJiidoso New 4 ~drm, 3 bath stucco with 1 year warranty. ·A and nice front lawn area. Very easy access; located · have. Corner lot - approximately 3400 sq. ft. on a cul-de.-sac in the Ruidoso Care Center area! Two real moss rock fireplaces! . mustsee. 2870 sq. ft. · Pergo wood floors, wood window blinds and kept · in immaculate condition. A must see family home! .. O.P. Addition Capitan Gavilan Acres Ponderosa Heights Ford • $65,000 • 302 Lincoln Avenue Rhodes • $65,000 • North Road Cooper • $98;500 •122 Aspen Circle Two bedroom, 2 bath 197 6 modular on 3 lots, Three bedroom, 2 bath 1979 double wide, septic, Three bedrooms, 2 baths. Excellent renter, RV pad and hookup, 16x; 14 heated work room domestic well, natural gas. Furniture addendum . Home is !level. 2-car garage. Motivated seller. off garage. · . on file. · 4~- ...... Pinon Park Condo's White Mountain Meadows Carrizo Canyon Road · Long • $79,900 • Unit #C7 Radziewicz • Si!4811i99 • 11 oCoker Lane Garnett • $212,000 • Carrizo Canyon Road 2 bdrm, I 1/2 bath, completely remodeled July 2000. Three bedrooms, 2 112 baths, 2,-car garage, This 3 bdrm, 2 bath home sits on 2 lots with com New carpet, paint, appliances, furni\Jire and new wet fen~ed yard. Hardwo?d floors - tuce hobby or mercial potential. Carrizo Creek to the back of the bar. off1ce room downsta!TS. Large bedrooms - bright interior - Victorian styled. A must see property: Split rail fencing. home! Have client that would like to trade r 48 sp ce R rk, convenience store, laundry, shower, picnic area on 3.7 • acres of beautiful commercial adja- . . cent to Rip Griffin's -1-40-Moriarty, New Mexico at $475,000 for Ruidoso Green • $49,950 • 242 Mountain View Dr. area property. Color phQtos on file. Lewicki • 950,000 • 11+ acres on River 'fwo bedrooms, 1 bath, completely remodeled. Beautiful 3,000 sq. ft. home. 14 x 80 mobile Nice front deck for enjoying the views. All new Verv. nice. · with 2-car carport. 1400 sq. ft. barn. This is a inside. Ready for new owner - make an offer! unique piece of property with water rights! Motivated. seller. Let us show you how to own Call Doug Siddens at336-4248 or 430-8413 Seller will consider dividing this property. Will this cabin cheaper than renting. sell mobile and barn separately. · . . · ive 10 ihe sndo.IO a.m.-S pm.'I1IJnday - a.m. to 4 jf.m. Suiday. So.roday. \btern 'frails Gallery Piiion Pottery Studio & .. DO 5makeJ liar IIIII., Capltln JSt Gill . Gail's Frame of Mind Gallery Wantea 1104 Medlem, lllillllllt, JIMIIL Original wesl1'l1l oils, a callection of quality J.ll mills east Ill W»Man Ill 10, Elo:lusives ''Winter Maar & y.rd art HIFMir Indian jewelry and artifaas, t.rique etfm.. Orignals by Ga)ton Glen!. .,.. so1plress mi-42IO ViCky Conley's fli1Ctional and dealraliw. Rile and l1!fional tr.lfis. . Pwtya ~n. ls.z, )0)<2 jcn!5. Bernice Cartoonists ra1w pottery, block prints and f LNdun, Marcia Bizeau """ Corrie Bell, etdlires. I rnonotypeS. Bridal registry avalable. Origiial White Mtn. Pottery Gallery Poets . I Rick Hall, and 011-ers. Open H