Ruidoso Village Council Backs Film Commission Initiative 6A BUSINESS
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RUIDOSO, NEW MEXICO • FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2009 • OUR 63RJ;> YEAR, No. 12 • 75 CENTS
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DIANNE STALUNGS of the Mountain Gods and a former [email protected] Ruidoso Village Council backs EI Paso, Texas, film commissioner; Sandi Aguilar, executive director of The check isn't written yet. But film commission initiative the Ruidoso Valley Chamber of ivA Ruidoso Councilor Michele Reb Commerce; and Harvey Foster, y~]® (c®W~®~t stock Tuesday told advocates of an Commissioner Greg Cory said Ruidoso Economic Development president of the Ruidoso Board of ,) initiative to transform the village Ruidoso,''has been a little late get Council, said Fitzwater met with Realtors, would be original mem into a film production mecca that ting on board," but he's seen the the board Monday. bers. Richard Aguilar, executive they have a "commitment of tremendous benefits spawned by "We considered it achievable for director of the Ruidoso Valley
I intent" from the council. the governor's dedication to pro a relatively low cost," he said. ''We Economic Development Corpora The effort took shape after moting New Mexico's economicand fully embrace the idea and would tion, would serve as the ad hoc Mayor 1. Ray Nunley announced scenic advantages for entertain like to sponsor it." member. he wanted to form a Film ment production companies. Fitzwater presented a summary The Film Commission would be 6A BUSINESS Commission to pursue motion pic Close to home, the Lincoln ofthe FilmCommission proposal to - a subcommittee of the Economic ture and television projects, and County seat of Carrizozo already councilors, saying it would consist Development Council, would meet U@~~]mJ'[®{~U>' a»U' named Terry Fitzwater, publisher felt a positive economic jolt from of four original members and one monthly and would file monthly of the Ruidoso News, to pull the the filming of TheBook ofEli earli ad hoc. Fitzwater, Charles Meeks, yftU\!l Y\H~;;I1 rr lLU 11\", :J ,~_,G~, elements together. er this year. Cory, a member of the director ofLeisure Sales for the Inn See FILM, page 9A
Allalong the bell tower -. 4A OPINION Village "~\~)~!~, lobbyist iii;" ~~,,-:J.,'.::~.~::~.-,:."~~-:' __.,:,;~ dismissed )WIII~'~"'\~I"'~ _-', -" -',' .--1/r:<': ". , g H.John Underwood '-, .y might take post as ". ,n -;'1 attorney f( >r City of Ruidoso Downs
DIANNE STALLINGS dsll111ings@midosonews,com
Long-time Ruidoso vil lage lobbyist H. John Underwood was dropped Tuesday by the village council, because he is on track to be hired as attor ney for the City of Ruidoso Downs. That relationship would create a conflict of interest, Ruidoso Councilor Michele Rebstock said, The rest of the council agreed and voted not to approve a con tract with Underwood to lobby the state legislature on behalfof the village. The contract wasjset to run from Aug. r this year through April 20, 2010, for a price of $25,000. Mayor 1. Ray Nunley said he already spoke with Underwood and the attor ney agreed renewal of the contract would be inappro priate. COURTESY Arts IVamonos! "He won't be represent Arylis Chee power washes the bell tower roof. ing us on the (Joint Use Business 6A Board of the Regional Classifieds .... 10·14B Work on St. Joseph's turns to the roof See LOBBYIST, page 9A Community Page .. 2A make it possible, along with two raf DIANNE STALLINGS took 20 years to build, with local Health& Lifestyle. lOA [email protected] labor and materials, the massive fles and other local fundraisers. The mission and veterans memorial fea bell tower roof will be completed by Lightning Letters 4, 5A turing 50-foot high stone walls Friday." I t. Joseph Apache Mission Lincoln County 6B s. along U.S. 70 on the stretching 131 feet in length and 64 The Phase 2 roof project willtake sparks fire on Mescalero Apache feet wide. Monday morning a new up much of the summer and fall Milestones 9B , Reservation is part of the phase of the restoration began with months of 2009, Serna said. "The Carrizo Peak the arrival of the Brian McPartlon next step after the roofers leave this Opuuon 4,5A "This Place Matters" campaign of the National Trust for Historical Roofing, LLC crew to work on the weekend for the restoration crew will U.S. Forest Service fire Police 8B Preservation to focus attention on mission bell tower roof. , be to erect scaffolding on the north fighters hiked into the important preservation projects. For the last two months the local side of the church in order to remove Carrizo Peak area north Religion 4, 5B Efforts to repair and preserve the restoration crew removed old tile the rest of the tile on the main roof. east of Carrizozo Thursday and flashing, pulled up nails, and Much of this tile has been sold to to battle a lightning-caused Real EState 9B mission were launched in 1998 and to date, more than $1.5 million was replaced damaged wood on the bell people who are recycling it on home fire. They were backed up in Sports 1·3B raised for the project and about two tower in preparation for the roofing projects." thirds of the preservation is complet crew, explained Mary Serna, restora The full-time crew offoreman the rugged terrain with ~eather 2A ed. This week, crews are working on tion administrator for the past eight Tommy Spottedbird, Arylis Chee and helicopter support, accord the roof of the bell tower. Much of years and now co-director. Martin Pizarro worked with trainees ing to a Smokey Bear the labor involves repointing, which "This is Phase 1 of the summer Nikoma Hosetosavit, Lyle Magoosh Ranger District spokes consists of renewing mortar joints in fall roofing project," she said. . and Robert Morgan over the winter man. Smoke from the blaze masonry construction. In historical "Grants from the Franciscan ·'finishing the sacristy. The room was spotted Wednesday structures, the recipe for that new Missionary Union, the William and behind the sanctuary of the church afternoon. mortar is strictly regulated for his Virginia Hayden Foundation and is used by clergy and parish staffto No structures were threatened. torical accuracy. Katherine D. Ortega through the Vanguard Endowment Fund helped See TOWER, page SA - Dianne Stallings o 40901 19701I 0 Franciscan Friar Albert Braun PAGE 2A • RUIDOSO NEWS FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2009
need by reading with Thursday. Sadie, a registered therapy No structures burned, dog. although six were threat , Sadie will be at the ened, according to Beth , , library from 10- 11:30 a.m., Mitchell, Cata Fire Infor every Wednesday during mation Offi~er.She said June and July. Children the fire grew rapidly I between the ages ofkinder- Wednesday because of a ' · garten to fifth grade sign sudden wind shift and sub · up for a15-minutetime slot sequent high and gusty to read to Sadie by calling winds. .~9.a~:t704, Extension 2004 The cause is unknown. ·"'!fu"2Q.05 Eddie Tudor's Type III ",~:. . Reading to dogs is being Incident Management utilized in many public Team took over the Cato schools ·,,·';:and libraries Fire at 6 a.m., Thursday.'; ,.;:. throug~Qu~th~country. It Four heavy a4":~~'t; an ~ ';L~has W~~~::'i~,.~ignificant air atta.Gk,',~p:ffi.m~r;:~~~·'ead "; ',,:: ijppa~~~:i':¢~P:ing skills plane,·~'g,~~b!illCf);p!e1.£: six '~ "uf6+ Store Hours Dally 10:00AM·6:00PM ..,!?,' l!" Vendor space available call (575) 257-1091 CONTINUED 0.1 PJ\GE 3A : '."', 'f. II RUIDOSO NEWs • PAGE 3A TOe,i£' ::::s:ca:e::zs:w:a=::::C:::!!WSERVE AND PROTECT_.Z!\ ez=5!!!ZJa;:: , Rick Delaco, at right in left photo, receives recognition from Ruidoso Mayor L. Ray Nunley, Tuesday, for his dedication to the pro tection of the village. Delaco resigned May 24 as village Forestry Department director to join the Natural Resource Conservation .Service as South Central Mountain Resource Conservation and .. , Development Coordinator In Carrizozo. He led the effort to assemble fire protection and forest management regulations for the village after amajor fire in 2000, was named Ruidoso's first forestry director and became anationally recognized consultant for other communities with similar goals. 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Member New Mexico Press AlSOCiation, NAA, Inland Pfc$ A\SodadOil' [email protected] [email protected] .PO$ThL\S'I'Eil: Send ad A~kdla:\ews Group :'-il'wspapn Puhlr-hcd evcrv Wednl'sday and Friday at 104 Park AIl'l1l1L', RUIdoso, ,"l'11 \kxim OUR Pass the county mining ordinance Local say-so another critical tool the end of the day, we to protect our resources. We cannot be assured that must seize the initiative, and ~ county ordinance reg- that's where we appeal to our ulating mining will save us county commissioners. from the ravages of an open- This is no property rights or pit mine in the Capitans, or government-intrusion issue: even from the disruptive The proposed ordinance will effects of exploratory drilling. still allow small-scale mining In the end, hopefully, such and gravel pit operations. a document will be unneces- And for those who claim the sary. ordinance will only benefit But don't we want all the property values in the imme tools available to take on an diate area, what does that enterprise with the potential say? It says mining devalues to rip open Smokey Bear's land - land that attracts visi Mining ordinance a necessary local tool homeland, destroy our water tors and residents, alike. supplies and undercut our We implore you to make To the editor: and author of Arizona Mining county ordinance to attempt to tourist economy? your voice heard at Tuesday's ON JUNE 16, the Lincoln Scams and Unassailable Ore regulate the business of hard Let's not be naive: We can- hearing at the Courthouse in County Commissioners will vote Projects of theLate20th Century, rock mineral mining on lands not trust state or federal Carrizozo, We ask commis on a mining ordinance. states, ''Unfortunately, a lot of owned and managed by the fed bureaucracies or multination- sioners to take a stand for the The 1872 Mining Act was the invested money has gone to eral government lying within al corporations to care enough homeland and vote "Yes." I signed into law by President promoters and projects that had Lincoln County boundaries. A Ulysses S. Grant, with the pur- nothing to do with actual miner considerable amount of taxpayer I pose of populating and expand- al exploration and development." monies already has been spent Throwing money at schools , ing the Western frontier. It gives Is this what we have here: EI on an outside lawyer to draft and , the miner all rights to its claim, Capitan PMI selling shares in a re-draft the proposed regula sharing none with government, dream of unverifiable gold in an tions. Should the commissioners flunks the test state or community. iron mine? pass the ordinance, an even larg REBECCA HuRLEY Minnesota fourth graders scored The 1872 Mining Act never It is reasons such as this that er amount of taxpayer monies 'Xiuhingron, D C at or above proficiency in math, looked at the repercussions this a Lincoln County mining ordi will be required on an ongoing and 37 percent scored at or law would present in the 21st nance is necessary. basis to administer and enforce n his first presidential above proficiency in reading, , century. The community has no • Mining has not contributed its provisions. The issues sur speech,broachi~g the topic of according to the NAEP. This say as to what happens within financially to Lincoln County. It rounding the measure are con I education, President Obama was the best in the nation and the confines of the county in is tourism, along with our tax troversial. Important questions said, "Despiteresources that are it is still far from acceptable. which the mining company dollars and property values, that which have been raised are: unmatched anywhere in the The results for all 50 states wants to do business; that is han- keep the economy alive. By pass • Does a local government ,world, we've let our grades slip. were analyzed in the American dIed by the state and federal ing the mining ordinance, have the legal authority to im our schools crumble, our teacher Legislative Exchange Council's governments. Lincoln County Commissioners pose regulations on a business quality fall short, and other publication, Report Card, on When our county commission- have a say in the protection of operation conducted on land nations outpace us ... What's at American Education, which for ers and other agencies requested our natural resources, economic owned by the federal govern stake is nothing less than the 15 years has ranked states from the U.S. Forest Service that growth and the preservation and ment? Or do federal and New American dream." based on test results, financial I a comprehensive Environmental tranquility of our historic moun- Mexico regulations pre-empt He wasn't exaggerating; in inputs, and other factors. The I Impact Statement (E.I.S.) be pre- tain communities. To vote "No" local government interference? 2006, the Program for Interna result is that there is no consis pared by the mining company, El would be to ignore these vital Could this local ordinance, if tional Student Assessment tent relationship between per Capitan PMI of Arizona and needs. The commissioners have a enacted, withstand an expensive, found that 15-year-old pupil expenditure, class size, or Nevada, this request was not better grasp on the reality of determined legal onslaught by American students place 25th teacher salary and students granted. Our county's voice was things in their district than any the mining industry, when other out of 30 developed nations in actually being able to read or do I not heard. This request and con- outside entity. Passing this similar local ordinances have mathematics, literacy, and prob math at grade level. ! cern by the county was reason- upcoming ordinance gives the been thrown out by the courts? lem-solving. What does appear to produce able, as EI Capitan PMI was county a shared interest along • Are the regulations the Many find comfort in the results is parent involvement, caught by citizens, not the agen- with the state and federal agen Lincoln County draft mining knowledge that $1 billion from teacher dedication, and school cies whose job it is to monitor cies, as it should be. ordinance seeks to impose neces the economicstimulus package by-school autonomy in setting such activities, constructing a The commissioners should not sary to protect the health, wel has been allocated to education, curricula. Consider the Ameri considerable number of roads have their hands tied by state fare and safety of county citi and that even in the midst of can Indian Public Charter and drilling 400-foot-deep test and federal regulations when it zens? Or are the heavy regula the economicdownturn educa School. Once among the worst holes in our National Forest comes to the well-being of tions already required to be tion is not being overlooked. schools in Oakland, Calif., it is without permits. Lincoln County. It should be a imposed by extensive federal and Indeed, lack of funding and now the highest-scoring middle Summit, Colo., Florence mutual, joint venture with the New Mexico environmental pr $13,848 per student, the third tem. Capitan PMI's illegal activities. 257-2067; Jackie Powell, Dist. 5, zens? Do the commissioners hllve I highest in the United States President Obama has clearly the financial stability of El 653-4072. a vision for a coherent, eoorc1itlat- ' and more than $4,000 above the stated his support for greater Capitan PMI is in doubt. Some of LeeAnwne ed cOUI1ty-wid¢ l(md, Wleplan r national average. The result . accountability and flexibility, their investors are yelling ''fraud'' Director which proteets: our natural': was that only 14 percent of and called on states to open at the company's continued fail Friends ofthe Capit.ans resourcea rural values and qual.. . fourth graders scored at or new, innovative charter schools. ure to produce verifiable Capitan ity oflife from its present diBor·'. above proficiencyin mathemat There is hope that our schools amounts of precious minerals. In derly and inappropriate' pattern ics and reading according to the will take up this challenge. fact, New Mexico's zone geologist OrdinattceUbnec~,ssary of development? What is that National Assessment of After all, it is the American for the Forest Service in vision, and how andwJiere ~ Educational Progress (NAEP); dream that is at stake. Albuquerque stated, "Presently. Toth~ e~f.Qr\. " ", ,,' this proposed ordhlan ii In contrast, Minnesota there is an insufficient level of . ,'~EX1'~AY;iri C8irlzozo, Theco~"ts spends $9,180 per pupil, slightly REBECCA HURLEY is a evidence to verify that a mineral theeountybpnrd ofcOmttUssion siol1cond~, less than the itational average, research associate at the resource exists, era wl1uttUtgona pupUc hearing withthef but produced the best results of American Legislatlve Exchange W. Scott Donaldson" mining , followed byarrupor down vote any state. In fact, 50 percent of Council in Washingto\D.C. attorney for the State'of ArlZon.~ on' the, pa.aSage, of'a proposed • ~ ~.~ .'~ , ". ti , }, I- FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2009 RUIDOSO NEWS • PAGE 5A ©2009New Mexico News Service» GUEST '. Health care reform: Government never levels the playing field WAYNE WINEGARDEN why does the President's health the hurricane is "a big one." Toumhall.com care reform set aside an addi Storm insurance provides protec IfAmericans spend too muchfor health care tional $634 billion over 10 years, tion for residents against signifi as it is, why will the president's reforms cost Painting the roses red;And over halfof which will come from cant or catastrophic wind dam many a tear we shed;Because we tax increases? age caused by the occasional an additional $634 million over the next know; They'll cease togrow;In Apparently, as the Cheshire hurricane. fact, they'llsoon bedead;And yet Cat might say, the new , Originally, storm insurance 10years? wego ahead... Wonderland logic means that plans were offered by both pri [Alice:} Oh, pardon me;But you lower costs by spending vate insurers and the state gov healthcare system. distortions and price controls mister three; Why must you paint more. ernment. Under Governor The experience of countries into the pharmaceutical market. them red? The Administration's other Charlie Crist, the state lowered with single payer systems is not Price control policies threaten Well, the fact is, miss; We major premise for health care its storm insurance rates to an encouraging. Healthcare costs the future viability of branded planted the white roses by mis reform is the need for expanded actuarially unsound level are contained under single-payer drug development without which take;And... coverage. In order to simultane under any reasonable scenario systems only by compromising the quality of health care in the The queen; She likes them red; ously contain costs and expand the costs from storm insurance the quality of healthcare ser U.S. will decline. Ifshe saw white instead;She'd coverage, the centerpiece of the claims from the next large storm vices, denying patients the ser Ironically, discouraging new raisea fuss;And each. of us Administration's health care would overwhelm the insurance vices they need or want, and 'drug therapies could have an would quickly losehis head; reform plan is a "public insurer premiums collected and bank forcing patients to endure possi adverse impact on overall health Since this is the thought we program to compete with private rupt any insurance fund silly bly life-threatening lines and care costs as more expensive sur dread; We're painting the roses insurers." enough to extend these fates. delays. gical procedures will comprise a red... A new government bureaucra When combined with other mar The issue of pharmaceutical larger than necessary share of cy designed to compete with the ket restrictions, the state all but drug costs illustrates another medical therapies. ust like Alice, we are skip private sector is not the answer. assured that insurance compa inherent problem with the Serious problems with the ping our way through a The government rarely com nies operating in Florida would Obama health reform. The drug U.S. health care system exist, J Wonderland where up is petes on a level playing field lose money. development process is risky and and must be addressed. But, down, back is front, and fact is with private industry - the gov Wanting to avoid all but cer costly. According to the pharma reforms based on "Alicein fiction. This story will only end ernment always tilts the field in tain bankruptcy, insurance com ceutical trade association Wonderland" principles will not when, like Alice, we wake up to. its favor. The federal govern panies have been fleeing Florida (PhRMA), it takes 12 to 15 years work. If the 'choiceis between reality. ment will be operating with leaving the state government as and more than $800 million to bearing the costs of the status The latest stop on our tour of guaranteed taxpayer subsidies the primary storm insurer. The discover and develop a new med quo or bearing he cost." of the Wonderland is the debate over that will pressure the industry to state of Florida is now insuring icine. The U.S. is the only Obama health care reforms, then health care reform. President price at uneconomical levels in . millions of people and faces major developed country that we are better off with the for Obama has correctly identified order to ensure that "all of the financial devastation once the does not impose price controls on mer. that Americans spend a great white roses are red." Private next big hurricane comes ashore. branded pharmaceutical drugs. At least then we will then still deal more on health care than insurers will have no choice but The end result from the Because the other developed have the capability of solving the any other developed nation. to follow the government's lead Obama plan on the health insur economies are shirking their fundamental problems with the According to the Administra until they are forced to close up ance market will be the same as responsibilities, Americans pay health care system tomorrow. tion's Web site, the U.S. spent . shop. it was in Florida's storm insur more for branded pharmaceuti over "$2.2 trillion on health care Florida's experience with ance market. The federal insur cal drugs than any other major WAYNE H. WINEGARDEN Ph.D. in 2007, or $7,421 per person storm (e.g. hurricane) insurance ance program will drive out the developed country. is a partner in the firm Arduin, nearly twice the average of other exemplifies the fate of health private sector and become the While a large source of the Laffer & Moore Econometrics, a developed nations." care insurance under the Obama primary health insurer in the problem is beyond our control Lecturer in Economics at But, ifAmericans are spend plan. Aswe all know, every so United States. The U.S. health (the price controls in the other Marymount University and a ing too much for health care as often hurricanes come ashore in system will effectively become a nations should be repealed), the contributor to the Web site[reeen the Administration contends, Florida. And, once in a while, single-payer government run Obama plan only adds additional terpriser.com. LETIERS, FROM 4A county citizens from The majority concluded a comprehensive, coherent rural values and quality of of a privileged few by adverse environmental from the testimony that the and coordinated land use life from disorderly and crushing a small business Resources Advisory Com impacts which already are responsible local U.S. plan for the benefit of all inappropriate develop on somebody else's land? mittee (LANRAC) to con subject to very heavy envi . Forest Service officials county citizens to protect ment, rather than trying to Robert A. Moeller sider these and other key ronmental protection and have offered - in writing our natural resources, protect the property values Nogal questions concerning the reclamation regulations at to work closely with the appropriateness and neces the federal and state levels. county to ensure the full sity of the proposed mining The advisory committees protection of county citi ordinance. Federal and determined from the testi zens from any adverse New Mexicomining regula mony they heard that the environmental impacts tory officials, as well as local ordinance, as pro from hard-rock mining mining industry.represen posed, would not provide activity. tatives, attended and gave any significant new bene This brings us to the testimony during a lengthy fits other than protecting final question: Why aren't fact-finding session. the property values of a the county commissioners These officials attended handful of adjacent land spending' time, energy and themeeting' at the initia investors. taxpayer monies to develop Member Appreciation Day 2009 tiveandinvitationof the ·plmming'cQmmission. No coUXity; (JoinD;lission.er at .JonD. Ogden,··D.C. Free Hot Dogs and Drinks tended. Afterheanng the Chiropractic Physician extensive· testimOI!Y, the i~jjt:~Ogd¢tr&StaffwejcoUteTessioaSbe~ap two' combined'advisory . Ruidoso Branch comnrlttees,popwatedby a ! .' as Licens~d Massage therapist., . I Newly expanded office:witb ntotetreannet)l , wide range of concerned 211 US HWY 70 W countY Ci~enst hya two I .: .. t001l1Sandtheoopiea avallllble...... •. '-Wii/e~()'"'PYIJ:iiF'1jackj thirds majority) voted to I reeonunendto the county Tuesday June 16, 2009 'commissionersthat the MQlld~y}nwrS'day9-1 & 3-6 Friday 9:..12· Saturday 9-12 1\1'0.poSed. mining ordinance 11 a.m. to 2p.m. be stwlv8d. • .' www.tuidoso~bit()ptac.tic.com 1M conclusion of the propos~dmin~ 258~3125' iSUI¥1eces~ Ul96Mecl1etn Drl"~, Ruidoso • Lincolntower 05 \378-0020 the protection of C.~ndfloor,batkof building) 'if" " d' + ~;t ..,.",..... ,' ,~" .•.."....."~.,<~-'- ...~ .. "-.,....~;,, ~' ...... '-""" •. . '.) '; '" . '.'- RUIDOSO NEWS USINESS PAGE 6A CAu Us: 257-4001 FRIDAY, juNE 12, 2009 McElligott.CilizenjVolunteer ollbe Year e Ruidoso Valley Cham stands for "Help Optimist Grow." McElligott also serves as Vice " er of Commerce named McElligott and Max Davis, a President of the Ruidoso Evening TITom McElligott as their friend he recruited into the Opti Lions Club. He has also served as Citizen! Volunteer of the Year at mist Club, developed the recipes a Big Brother in the Big the Chamber Banquet June 4. for the medium and hot salsa and BrotherslBig Sisters of Lincoln ".'+'~:t:k,,~~~ "I want to thank my Optimist arranged to have it produced and County and is a member of White ,,'.) ,A·:~'~1:,il~~r.',: :" ~'t'!1!i£ib . . Club and my Lions Club," McEll bottled at Comfort Foods in Mountain Search and Rescue. ~l~~·:.',.'j· igott said when accepting the Albuquerque. "I am the one that got Tom qW'.·' " "..,,' .~ ,-'t ~ ,~r::,:.· ~;tr '.;~" award from Chamber Executive The concept of the salsa was to involved," Optimist Club .. '~,~. ;,'~:~~~i' :~~,~ Director Sandi Aguilar. have a product that would be a President-elect Harold Oakes .: {,;; ", " "I. "Tom is one of those people fundraiser during the two motor said. "And I don't even know half ,~~: ..,i...",~" ":,\\. '. who doesn't seek the recognition cycle rallies. the stuffhe is involved in. I know ,'. ;"i"~':~~~' for the charitable work he does," The H.O.G. Salsa has not only that Tom commits random acts of I . "''?t' Aguilar said. ''That is why he sold well during the motorcycle kindness every day and never deserves it." rallies, it has also sold well at asks for any recognition for it. 't;;~~ In 2005 McElligott retired other events and is available in "I also really admire Tom's after more than 35 years in the 17 local businesses. . devotion to his wife Lora." Oakes .;JJrf · . '~;r,:~, <,;" to., :~;t spice sales business and told a "All of the money that we said. . ~.. '''k . friend that he wanted to get make from the H.O.G. Salsa sales On Sunday, you may see involved in the community, now goes to help the youth of Lincoln McElligott putting outAmerican that he wasn't traveling all the County and Mescalero," Ruidoso flags along Mechem Drive for the time. That friend got him Optimist Club President Maria Evening Lions Club for Flag Day. involved in the Ruidoso Optimist Misquez said. "It is a fundraiser The next weekend he will be in Club and the Ruidoso Evening that continually brings money to High Rolls atthe Cherry Festival Lions Club. the Optimist Club so we can help selling H.O.G. Salsa. He will be at ''Now I think I work harder young people with projects and the Evening Lions Club Magic than I did before I retired," scholarships." Show talking to the kids, July 11, McElligott said. "But I sure enjoy The Ruidoso Optimist Club as he was last year. what I do." makes H.O.G. Salsa available to ''Tom just makes you try to be Elected president of the other organizations to sell as a a better person," Optimist Club HAROLD OAKES/RUIOOSO NEWS Optimist Club one year afterjoin fundraiser. They give these orga member Cindy Oakes said. ''He is Tom McElligott holds the RuidosoValley Chamber of Commerce Citizen/ ing, McElligott conceived of the nizations a special price so they the kindest, most generous per Volunteer of the rear Award he received at the Ruidoso Valley Chamber of H.O.G. Salsa fundraiser, H.O.G, can make money. son I know." Commerce Banquet, June 4, at Cree Meadows Golf &Country Club, Moose, .Cow, Two Deers, Hot Diggity Dogs and a Rue 2 HAROLD OAKES Shop. Owner Yolanda Espi that owes it's existence to a hoakes@rurtkJsoneu's,com nosa came to Ruidoso from mother, or three mother's a different direction than .actually. Owner Cheryl It's a village within a vil most. Snead's mother was artist lage that could have been "My husband Bob and I 'Billie Long. She and her designed by Dr. Seuss. retired to Capitan," Espi daughter Layle make jew There's the Chartreuse nosa said. "Be worked for elry and her four-year old Moose, the Mad Cow, Rue Universal Studios in the granddaughter Arabella is 2, Hot Diggity Dog, the Negative Print Depart the inspiration for the baby Funky Zebra and The ment for more than 30 clothing and gifts shop. Queen Bee's Cafe. The years and I worked for the "I couldn't retire," Snead Galloping Tortoise is even LA county Sheriff's Dep said. "I have been in sales scheduled to make a artment for more than 20 too long. So I decided to return. years. I was a teacher in open a shop." ''We have eight shops the detention facility." For the past five years, here," River Rendezvous Espinosa has worked Snead- has traveled to' and Chartreuse Moose with the Relay for Life for Texas and Oklahoma to owner Dolly Ware-Folmer the past two years, making sell her jewelry at shows. said. "Our plan is to have a special jewelry' to sell to Her jewelry, her daugh place where people can raise money for cancer ter's jewelry, her mother's stop, visit, shop, eat and research and serving on the art and baby clothes and enjoy the river." committee. gifts are now available at Ware-Folmer and her The Two Deers shop has Rue 2 and on the Web at daughter Kimber Ware gourd art, custom jewelry HAROLD OAKES/RUIOOSONEWS www.giftbabygifts.com owned the Galloping and one-of-a-kind gifts Cheryl Snead's baby clothing ''We are going to have Tortoise in the early 1990s. from California. and gift shop in River gourmet cocoasoon," Snead Kimber recently returned The Mad Cow stands Rendezvous is called Rue 2, said. "I also have a back . from Florida so they plan to next to the Chartreuse Left: Jason Parchman makes room that I am planning to reopen that shop. Moose. Jason and Moni unique signs and art for the Mad turn into a birthday party "There is no place on Parchman operate this Cow. room." this end of town where peo shop that features metal Hot Diggity Dogs is' ple can go to get coffee," art, jewelry and stone art. and move to Ruidoso," around in the back. They Ware-Folmer said. "Everything I make is Jason Parchman said. serve beef hot dogs, snow The Chartreuse Moose recycled material," Jason He, like many, had been cones, frito pie, chili and is hard to describe. Parchman said. "People coming to Ruidoso since kraut. ''We have unique gifts bring me unwanted things here was young. Owners Lanell Simmons and unusual outdoor and I make something out ''My mother was in the and Charolyn Proffitt are things," Ware-Folmer said. of them." Army during World War Texas transplants. Simm "But then we have seasonal The Mad Cow has totem II," he said. "She was sta ons from Odessa and' items for every season. I poles made from truck tioned in Roswell and they Proffitt from Fort Worth. guess you could say it is axles, wind catchers made had sisters so there was no worked for Chevrolet for used to come up here, 75 "I moved up here be decorations and gifts." from old bicycle parts and way to split it up between more than 30 years and she miles on a dirt road back cause of my 13-year-old The Chartreuse Moose sculptures made from oil themselves. I made it into taught school. then. The town didn't start daughter," Simmons said. ' has been open for three drums. rings and bracelets." ''We got to where we until you got to the Old "I wanted a better school ' years. "I had one lady bring me The Parchmans moved were coming up here five or Mill. There wasn't any- system and a better envi- ' Behind the Chartreuse her mother's silverware," to Ruidoso from Stephen six times a year so we . thing on this side of town." ronment for her." : Moose is Two Deers Gift Jason Parchman said. "She ville, Texas where he decided to just,go ahead Rue 2 is another shop "I came up here to take : care of my dad," Proffitt : said. ''He and.my brothers ' have lived here for a long :' tim&" •. "I have been coming up': here since 1" was akidt; bothsaid, , ": The ',Funky Zebra is : , open. weekendsMd the : We appreciate the many people who> have made living and Specialties: QueenB~ C~e i$ soon 'tq:' Cosmetic Dentistry open..' The ' ,G~()ping: working here such a positive experience for us. Veneers Tortoise isonit's,way, slow- ~ Crowns Iyof course.. . .' .' Whitening Invlsallgn , The River .. RendezvoUs I Copies ofpatients' records can be picked up at our office on Root Canals shops- .are open from 10:' 208 Porr Drive until August 1st. Orthodontlc Braces am. to 6. p.m", ;M~ : DEintures through W~~ 10 : Partials ~!' Charts not claimed by August 1will be transferred to Dr. Tim a..m. 110 8 ' ': • Harkins, OB-GYN at 205 Sudderth Drive, phone # 630..4200. I I .t: Our good friend and associate.janet Todd, will be working in' Dr. Frank DiMotta's office. . ~ . \ ' I , . .' .. .. \ .' . i i. I ." "'" '''''-'. '.0 ..J '.., FRIDAY.]UNE 12,2009 .I 2Q x .. LOCAl NIEW§ Rt'lDOSO NEWS • PAGE 'JA Planners question lack of rules on outdoor sales DIANNE STALUNGS Folmer, who operates a agents to check if GRT is [email protected] "There's only one ofme and there large weekend event peri being collected. odically with booths, buys The lack of rules to gov are other things I have to monitor. Alborn asked about special event permits; ern outdoor sales in some parking during the week People don't realize what I have to which cover weekends or a commercial zones in Rui end sales and Decker said few days. doso confounded village Folmer offers on-site park do to keep Ruidoso clean, " says "There is no limit on spe Planning and Zoning com ing, but acknowledged that cial events permits," he missioners at their meeting Kalama Davis. customers often park on said. "She has one for the last week. both sides of Sudderth Fourth of July." Drive to 'go into the event. While no regulations are "It seems to me we could "Someone is going to be included in a CI, communi they expected it to be a outdoor sales, people are be losing a lot of (GRTl hit," Alborn said, saying ty commercial zone, a few sidewalk sale on a week just trying to make a living, money when they come in the situation is dangerous. do exist in C2, neighbor end." he said, adding that some for a few days," Alborn "Specialty events don't hood commercial. Some Alborn said he and his items are too large to dis said. "I see on July 4th, have to create all parking thing should be done to bet wife went to a midtown play inside. Bryant said House Park collect gross they're going to have an on site. She has 15 or 20 ter control traffic, parking, restaurant over Memorial there's a difference be receipts taxes on their mer eatery there." spaces," Decker said. frequency and other issues Day weekend and thought tween outdoor sales and chandise and have village Williams suggested that Hood suggested that raised by outdoor sales, the they were in Juarez with outdoor storage. business licenses. the state be forwarded more police be assigned to commissioners said. At the beads, rugs and pottery Commissioner Phillis "I don't know," Davis copies ofall business licens that area on weekends very least, parking spaces being sold on the side Barnett said some busi replied. "I haven't checked es or special event permits when Folmer stages should be reserved for the walks. nesses such as the Mercado there." to alert them to send events. handicapped. Property owners in the on Sudderth Drive in mid Decker said ensuring Business licenses carry village become irritated town screen their merchan collection of gross receipt a three-day limit for such when they obey the rules, dise from view and people taxes is a state responsibil sales, village Planning but see someone else not have to go behind a fence to ity. Director Bob Decker said abide by the law and never see the items. Williams Hirschfeld said the tem during the work session be cited or suffer any conse agreed they are not porary sellers "take the after regular business. quences, he said. That "cre obstructive. cream off the top when Commissioner Vickie ates a monster for our Hirschfeld asked if the locals are paying rent, Williams .said;the business selves," Alborn said. temporary outdoor sellers gross receipts taxes and es she~~ se.en".tlh Sudderth Village Attorney Dan in midtown and at the monthly utility bills. Drive-miV~1lSed outdoor Bryant said a major part of booths across from School Decker said Dolly sales fo1i:longer·than three the problem is that the code days. "Have they been is open to interpretation, FOR TIMES CALL cited?" she asked. "We've making it tough on 257-9444 seen it, isn't that monitor enforcers. 257-2038 ing enough?" Code Enforcement Of Commissioner Bill ficer Kalama Davis told ;Ji!mI Hirschfeld asked why a commissioners he needs slice of Sudderth Drive help on the myriad codes he THEATRES leading up to the intersec is charged with enforcing, tion with Paradise Canyon including outdoor sales. 99 is an islandofCI surround "There's only one of me 99 Shl,I\\IHnt.... 1,Ikl\\!1l11l'" 13 12 ed by C2. Two properties and there are other things I Coors 12/12 Oz Btls. I n-fhur 111-lhUl Original orUgh! or feature ·outdoor sales, one have to monitor," he said. 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Wehire Patrick tower to remove the old Enriquez, ownerofPLE tile and prepare the roof TOWER Electric, to require the for the crewfrom McPart FROM PACElA electricity, allowing us to IonRoofing to apply new add additionallighting for underlayment and install prepare forMass. the room," Serna said. new rooftile, gutters and Although few people see "The crewalsospent time.. downspouts. the room, it was an impor working in the upper level "We had several meet Roofer Brian McPartlon and tant part ofthe restoration ofthe interior ofthe bell ings with Dale Zinn, our Restoration Foreman Tommy effort, Serna said. tower." historicbuildingpreserva Spotledbird, top left, discuss the "All ofthe crewand In April, the crew, aided tion architect and Brian plans with the roofing crew. trainees had a hand in by Brother Peter Boegel, McPartlon," Serna said. working on the repointing, whosinceaccepted the "Thishas given use reas Above, secured' with ropes, the but Tommy Spottedbird position ofSecretary ofthe surance that every detail roofing crew works on the bell and Martin Pizarro did all Province, moving him to will be handed according tower roof. ofthe customwoodwork Oakland,Calif., put up to standard preservation Right, Spotledbird hoists new forthe ceiling and door- scaffolding around the bell specification. The crewis tile to roof top using an aerial repointing the three top boom lift in anticipation of the levels ofthe north side of roofing crew's arrival. the bell tower,This will allow the scaffolding to be COURTESY ST. JOSEPH APACHE MISSION removed after the bell RESTORATION PROJECT tower roofis completed and not hinder the roofers bilities includingrunning when they start workon the office, accounting, cor the main roof." respondence,grant~t is selected, the threesome important project," she The roofprojectshould ing, somepurchasing, and will be responsible for the said. ''Wehave to remind be finishedthis fall, she the newsletter and projectalong with Pastor ourselvesofFriar Albert said, mentioningthat' progressreport, she will be Rev. Paul E. Botenhagen, Braun's great answer Katherine D. Ortega con helped through the transi a Franciscan. Brother when up against hardship, tributed a large portion of tion ofBrother Peters Peter will be retained as a 'Insignificant.' the moneyneeded to meet departure by Spottedbird, consultant. "We have confidence the goalin completing the co-director and restoration Despitecontinued sup this worthwhile project roofin 2009. Other grants director,whohas been port frommany founda will continue and we look came from the Franciscan with the restoration since tions, businesses and indi forwardto ending the pro Ministries Union,Wash its inception, initially as a viduals, the projectis feel ject with a big celebration." ington Management Corp. trainee and for the past ing the effects ofthe eco Tolearn more about the and the William R. and five years as foreman. nomic downturn, Serna projector donate, write St. VirginiaHayden Founda Harry Vasile, the first job said. Althougheach team Joseph Apache Mission tion. foreman, will remain member is dedicatedto RestorationProject,P.O. WhileSerna continues active in the leadership seeingthe projectto com Box187.Mescalero. NM with her myriad responsi- team. Until a new director pletion,"Weare concerned 88340 or call 575-464-4539 that this will affectthe or e-mailpetrus®matisp. ability ofour donorsto be net. Checkthe projectWeb' able to continuetheir gen site at www.stjosephmis erous support ofthis sion.org. Tribe receives stitnulus The Mescalero Apache one of the most threatened Tribe will receive $2.5 mil in the United States, by lion through the American utilizing as a renewable Recovery and Reinvest energy resource, the woody ment Act for a woody bio biomass that poses a fire mass energy development risk in the forest. project. "Converting small diam The allocation was eter trees to energy makes announced jointly by New a lot of sense.," said Mexico's congressional del Bingaman, who chairs the egation, U.S. Sens. Jeff Senate Energy and Nat Bingaman and Tom Udall ural Resources Committee. and U.I:i. Rep. Harry "It not onlyhelps us con Teague, all Democrats. tinue our shift toward The project will develop renewable energy, it also a wood pellet production allows us to responsibly plant and a 6 mega-watt thin forested communities. power plant in conjunction But in this case, we're also with the Mescalero Apache helping create and support Tribe's sawmill. jobs in New Mexico. All of The funding aims also to this adds up to a great help protect the Lincoln investment in our state." Just compare... National Forest, which is - Dianne Stallings .-.I~ Local Service Unlimited Long Distance .$ , $3·"···5·9. • ····5····. /mo. TOTAL 48.98/mo. 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"We don't just want to - money back to the commu send examples of the vari the ability ofpassing indus ·FILM register with the New Mex .nity, he said. ety of filming backdrops. trial revenue bonds with ,C' ico State Film Commission Cory said thefilm indus Before money can be out obligating the council. fROM PAGElA in Santa Fe," he said. ''We try would seem to comple-. budgeted by the village, an Passage of an ordinance ~-.-~. want to be in front of these ment the strengths of the ordinance must :be ap requires a public hearing, reports to the council, the people, join and attend the village."It's a green indus proved, he said, Interim but community involve-. yillage and any financially American Film Commis try and would take advan Village Manager Bill Mor ment must go well behind ~pntributing public entity. sioners International tage of the existing lodging, ris said he planned to bring passive acceptance, Fitz, :. All contributions would Trade Show, go to other restaurants and entertain a draft ordinance and a water said. The film com be funneled through the events and bring them ment," the councilor said. memorandum of under mission is a way for EDC and deposited in a back to Lincoln County to He noted that historical standing back for action at Ruidoso to become a player separate account with two film," ly, the council budgeted the council's June 30 meet but not bankrupt anyone, signatures required on any Some money is needed about $25,000 annually for ing. Cory added that the he said. The EDC would oheck after being approved to get started, Fitzwater economic development and ordinance would provide provide oversight. ~y the film commission. said. Nunley suggested ~ever spent the dollars. , Fitzwater said the ini $10,000 from the village, This effort could create jobs tiative will bring jobs and but Cory and Rebstock and increase gross receipts FITZWATER money into the community. pushed for $15,000 to taxes, fill restaurants and Forming a film commission $20,000. Other sources for lodging, Cory said. which lists pending produc was encouraged by State more dollars also will be' The film commissioners tions and casting calls, and 1!:conomic Secretary Fred pursued not only to regis need to travel to trade provides registration under '*' PLEASE '*' ¥ondragon during a meet ter, attend trade shows and shows and assemble a com multiple categories such as Put garbage out day of pickupl. i:p.g when the EDC was produce printed material prehensive list of "Who set designers and makeup Lock bear-proof latchesI being created, he said. on the village and sur knows who and who can do artists at $10 for each reg Don't put garbage Mondragon wondered why rounding area, but to bring what," Cory said. "A lot of istration, he was struck by outside of dumpsters. he hadn't heard from the state film commissioners people here have connec the lack of photographs For dumpsters, take trash OUT of bags so bears can't pull village earlier with scenic and production company tions to Hollywood. We from this area. whole trash bags out of dumpster! backdrops such as Fort representatives to the vil need people with profes "There were only 14 pho Stanton, the historic settle lage for a first-hand experi sional experience as pro tographs of this area for ~jCo ment of Lincoln, the Valley ence, Fitzwater said. ducers, directors and location selection," he said. of Fires lava fields, Fort He cited the example of actors." "I could send 400 of my own Stanton Cave, picturesque a production company pro "And the type of busi shots that could give a pro ~~J1RWl\."c..~ White Oaks, mines, moun ducing a pilot for Day nesses that support them ducer an idea of what the "Ensuring AStable 'ear Population" tains, streams, ranches and Tripping in New Mexico like building props and food area looks like. We have rodeos, as well as nearby that may be picked up by service," Nunley added. amazing panoramic views, White Sands National the Public Broadcasting Village Attorney Dan areas of petroglyphs, and Monument and the Mescal System. They ate dinner at Bryant said when he visit (Native American and ero Apache Reservation. The Flying J.Ranch and ed the Web site of theNew ISpanish ruins)," "Some may think this is stayed for the show, attend Mexico Film Commission, He encouraged others to a glamorous thing to do, ed the Spencer Theater for but it's a lot of work," the Performing Arts and Fitzwater said. A produc the Mountain of Blues tion manual must be Festival, and were driven assembled that identifies up Ski Run Road to experi every road, building, natur ence the vistas, he said. al features, community, Councilor James Stod seasonal weather condi dard said every year the tions, available services council struggles with the and local talent, he said. A appropriateness of a $40,000 allocation for the JI photograph library for potential area locations Ruidoso Regional Arts must be developed. Mar Council. The money may keting material is needed better be directed toward I for local, state, national the EDC and let those ~ and international distribu members decide how best ? tion. to use the dollars to bring LOBBYIST I FROM PAGElA Wastewater Treatment plant) either," the mayor I said. The JUB is composed of representatives from the village, the city and Lincoln County, and oversees the treatment plant owned and operated by Ruidoso. The city is considered a partner UNDERWOOD in that plant, but disagree ments occasionally erupt should review the situation between the two municipal and recommend if a new ities over the handling of lobbyist is needed. Nunley the entity, allocation of added he thought she expenses and other issues. would want that type of Rebstock asked ifanoth help at some point. er lobbyist needs to be Underwood previously hired, "or can we better use served several years as the money elsewhere?" Ruidoso village attorney, LOS ANGELES $89 Councilor James Stod but was replaced in 2005 in Fare <:;hr)J,'f1 I~, or'\!';!way for purct';lse nr, AA ~;onl Tlckrts must dard said new Village the wake of a special state tJe purcnaseo no iater than mldllight Jul'y f, /U09 for nor-stop travel beqinnlnq Auqus: 2~ /009 ann (on:rIPt~d t-, November 15. 2009 Manager Debi Lee, who audit that criticized some will be sworn in next week, village contracts. ' LAX. 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FareISnonrefundable/nontransterab'e Ticketsmustbe ~'(lur fhght before departure tune. the tlck€:'t has 110 value Tcxets may arso be "New 1,700'sq. ft. dance floor" purchased at least14dayspriorto departure or within24hours1)' mal\IIlQreservations. obtained (and chanqes may be rndda to tIckets purchased fmm 50Uft,OS 0111f'r whIchever comes first, but nolater than mldnlght7i6/09, Fare shown 18 valtd for nonstop than Amancan Alrhnqa, c;uc.h as lravel agents. onhM third--party WPl:' sItes ilm1 th travel fmm8125109 to 11i15109. Travel mustbe comploted by midnight l1i15/09.Othor other olrllOOS) through an Amonean AJninflS Telephona R.'Alvall0ns Offir." for an Saturday June 13 2009 travol datesareavailable at addttlonal cost. Scheoules aresublect to change without additional $20or at an Amenean Airlines lravel Cemer m Arrpurt r,c,et Office lor a-t notice. Seats arellnuled. Fare maynotbeavauabteon 011 n,ghls andIS ,ublecllo change additional $30. Travel aqents mayimpose an additional service c"arge lor tic,"'ing Includes gourmet Dinner· Do.ors Open at 6:00pm withoutnotice. A baggago foaof $16eachwayfor the firstchecked begand$250ach To purchase tickets on Meom. you must use a crodn cnrd with a billing address b~g ~niled I• . Dinner at 7:00pm· Door Prizes· Silent Auction wayfor the Second checked will apply,. Fare docsnot mcludo (e)a fedoral excise In the U.S. Puerto RICO. US Vlrgin Islands. Canada. the Kmgdom or select taxof $3.60per U,S.oomesnc IIIghtsogmonl, doflned IlSone takeoffand landing. of Latin American and Canbbean countries. Other restncli"fl5 apply Amoneon Eagle TlckBts avallablS at:Ruidoso Valley ChambBf of Commerce, a passenqer's Itinora'Y: (1)) up to $18 per round trip In local airportchargos: and(0) Is operated by Amencan Eagle Airlines. Inc 01 E,ecullve AJn'nAS. Inc whlt,>1 sr. Wagon Wheel gift shop 575·257·5876 or Soptomber 11thsecurity Foe01$2.50per onplanemont originating at 0 U.S. oirport. wholly owned by tho parent company of "'mencan MI,no<, Amen'anConnect ~_~._~_~__o...... liiiIIIIiilI ~~ II RUIDOSO NEWS PAGE lOA CALL US: MARry RACINE, EDITOR • 257-4001 • [email protected] FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2009 Health Councilcoritinues to feed lincoln County hungry', NANCY LAPOINTE Lincoln County Health Council "'1(, o you know someone c'."""\..iJ who is hungry? DNearly one in four young children lives on the brink of hunger in New Mexico, according to a new report issued by Feeding America. The analysis includes the first-ever state-by-state analysis of early childhood hunger, using data collect ed by the United States interfere with eligibility for Department of Agriculture foodstamps. (USDA). In addition to this More than 98,000 chil endeavor, the Health dren under 18 in New Council has added a food Mexico are food insecure drop for local school stu unable to consistently dents, which will be held at accessadequate amounts of Sierra Vista Primary COURTESY nutritious food that is nec School on Fridays, begin The Mobile Foo~ Pantry comes to Lincoln County Once amonth to feed the hungry. essary for a healthy life. ning June 19. Recent economic chang Children will receive a 10caJ entities who are work is key. The Counseling Center., es have produced a new bag to take. home packed ing toward food insecurity And in a country such as 206 Sudderth Dr., Ruidoso" awareness in our communi with nutritious meals and in our county and hopes ours, there is no excuse for 88345, Attn: Nancy La ties of those who are inse snacks to supplement that the public will contin anyone to go hungry. Pointe, Coordinator. cure in the realm of food whatever groceries their ue to support local food Ifyou would like to par Make your check supplies for their families. families purchase else banks, Angel Food Minis ticipate in some way in payable to The Counseling The Lincoln County Com where. This effort is a part tries and other community feeding hungry people, Center with, "mobile food munity Health Council is nership with the Ruidoso resources. One source can please come and volunteer pantry" on the "for"line. committed to reaching out schools and is courtesy of not meet all the needs. on the first Thursday of the For more information, to these residents. The New Mexico Collab Among the many issues month. contact Nancy LaPointe at . The Council has been oration to End Hunger. we face regarding attaining Donations are always 973-1829 or Aimee Bennett sponsoring a monthly food The Health Council is and maintaining good needed and appreciated. at 258-3252, ext. 6720. dM1£iJrUtlo.n':1:>n the first totally.supportive of all the health, ea~g healthy food Checks can be mailed to: g;~~~'f:tj\·~'::O,. • ~~:~~~~:~~~~~5 ~::rh;; ~~~~~~~e~O~~:~~~~;~oo~: C~u:.~. f-';:,;,;,,·,". ,'. HOME firmed today a third case of 8-year-oldSanta Fe County nodes in the groin, armpit "In all three of our ··ii;M{~iq'~;~ynolds RN/Administrator I ~t .>...... ,., bubonic plague in Santa Fe boy and a case in his 10- or neck areas, chills, and human cases this year, peo- :~'o::S;;!\V~~jV:~~~~!~~~f:7~i:~i:~~~~~t~~~j~937'1292 County so far this year. ': year-old sister who recov- sometimes headache, vom- ple have been bitten by ;';Ci'lt:i!;:,~;i~{~9~'}Yingfield Street, J!~([Q$~I~~f3~?1?i"i ..,. 56-.year-old ~an was hOSPl- ered, There have been a iting, and diarrhea. fleas. Roaming and hunt- ',;:,,,,;,c")"/"~;'l... - ."." .. '0,.,·' ••.. j,,;, ::'" .• talized. and IS back home total of three human cases Septicemic plague oc- ing pets that bring rodents -;li;~.'Ui~;.'~·fA:cCtedi.ted byo~\IU!t~~I!Y'~" '''~",., .' recovering in New Mexico,alliri Santa curs,w.·henthe... bacteria gets. or their fleas back into the \\,.>' . -0' p. Acqedll\~n.Prog$n· • "~>;.\:,.,;,·{':;l·' '. ." ,;, .,:.':'~\',' The Department of 'Fe County;s.ofarihis.ye:ar.:;.into';the hloodstream and home and bedroom is one of ."'1 ~o>~!~).~~-~--,-,,-,~,,--,w77:~,,-;:""'7~' Health is conducting an "We are seeing plague can result in a high fever, the risk factors for two of •. environmental investiga- activity in many different abdominal pain, and diar- these cases," said Dr. ,,~==-;=-~ ~~ ~~ ,. ,"-- == '" = tion at the man's residence locations of north-central rhea. Ettestad. "Preventing your S:CJr FRIDAY. JUNE 12',2009 lOCAL NEWS RUIDOSO NEWS • PAGE I1A . Village building regulations adopt international codes DIANNE STALLINGS cilors decided to accept the grams already providing lage's future. was reduced from $15 to 3-on-3 tournaments, $100 [email protected] challenge and the offsetting one or two services can con When the motion for $7.50 and a three-day per per team, $125 Men's Top revenue construction gen tinue and onlynew services approval was offered, mit from $25 to $15. The Flight; and tennis at $25 International building erates. When their efforts have to have everything," Rebstock cast the lone nay, use of the lake declined per student or $35 per codes covering plumbing, failed to find a multiple Decker said. "So they are saying, "I'm standing fast. after fees were increased adult. mechanical and electrical trade inspector, they added looking giving us more time Some language deals with from $5 for one day and $10 Most of the parks and . work were adopted by ref to the staff Brigham Tuttle toprepare. The state is try deviations from plat plans for three days, Decker recreation fees now include erence into Ruidoso's as a plumbing/mechanical ing to accommodate those and questions were raised wrote in his memorandum equipment rental fees. municipal building regula inspector. Shawn Fort people gearing up to do in the past about who to councilors. Department Director Deb-~~ tions Tuesday. already is a building in this, like us." approves those deviations." 'With the slow economy, bie J 0 Almager said many' The village will be han spector. Decker said staff check Councilor Ron Harde this fee reduction would fees previously adopted, dling the full gamut of Grant Dean was hired to ed with other communities man was absent. Councilor benefit residents and not but not enforced, will be inspections in the future eventually become a second to ensure all the new build Greg Cory said he. didn't create a significant loss of this year. and the ordinance must be building inspector. "He's ing and trade inspection see a problem, ''because it's revenue to the depart in place to authorize the working with Justin King fees were in a similar not land use or the ability ment," he wrote. The red sun on, jurisdiction. (special projects director) range, and no one from the to use, the land"; being "Numerous other fees Previously, village in on all flood related con public complained. He changed. are costly for participants. New Mexico's s~ectors onJy oversaw the struction projectsand then explained to Councilor Decker said builders The department wants the state flag is an structural inspections, but will shift over as those Angel Shaw that the were pleased:to se~ the,riew ability to seek sponsors or ancient symbol officials with the state wind down," Village Plan changes didn't require rules adopted so that they donations to help reduce of a Native C~nstruction Industries ning Director Bob Decker review by the Planning and can pull plumbing permits the fees to participants. Division served notice they explained. Zoning Commission be in the village instead of The proposal is to list an American people w:buld no longer just handle 'We're still working on cause they deal with con going through the state. approximate amount in the called the Zia. electrical, mechanical/ an electrical inspector. struction, not land use. AB part of the approval, ordinance and place a The Zia believed plumbing for cities and We're talking to a couple." When Councilor Michele changes also were passed statement there that fees that the giver of counties. The deadline is July 1, Rebstock suggested wait for fees charged by the for the activities will be 'Either the division's but before the end of the ing until the village's Parks and Recreation based on actual costs less all good gave inspectors will do all in state legislative session Comprehensive Plan is Department, lowering any sponsor or donations." them gifts in spections, including struc last March, a bill was mov revised-because some lan some and removing a fixed The listed fees include groups 'of four, tural, or cities and counties ing through the houses to guage changes are includ fee to allow sponsorships adult basketball at $225 must hire certified inspec extend that date two years. ed, as well as fees. Decker and donations to be used to per team, plus $12 per hence the four tors to take care ofall ofthe It didn't have time to pass. contended the issue is tech defray costs. game per official; cooed vol rays on the four inspections. "The cm folks sent out nical, not dealing with land At Grindstone Lake leyball at $225 per team sides of the sun. Ruidoso village coun- a memorandum that pro- use or the vision of the vil- Reservoir, the daily permit plus official fees; basketball Ruidoso Village studies options for cemetery site & Ruidoso Downs DIANNE STALUNGS digging, but only have one al session a few years ago, land on Ski Run Road, well 00 _ [email protected] way into the area." several families objected. positioned and with good $1 The space in Forest They said their loved ones access, but town officials Several different sites Lawn Cemetery on Mech wanted to be buried in the discovered a rock ledge CapitQn were toured last week and em Drive is full. A private mountains surrounded by underlies much ofthe prop Gleneo & ate being analyzed for their cemetery between Glencoe the forest where they spent erty, which would present a Carrizozo potential as a new munici and San Patricio was con their lives. major problem digging 00 pal cemetery. sidered, but in an emotion- The village owns ample gravesites. $2 Debbie Jo Almager, dir ector of Ruidoso Parks and Recreation, said after resi dents learned that smaller parcels might be consid ered for a series of cemeter ies instead of one large area, she was contacted about several possibilities. "There's a lot of land behind the existing Forest' Lawn Cemetery, but there's rock there. Maybe it is not as bad as the Ski Run Road site, but I realize there is no soft rock," she '" joked. Other areas examined were village-owned acres in Sun Valley behind T.R.'s Market, private property for trade on Barney Luck Trail near The Alto Cafe' , and a site on U.S. 70. "We (the village ceme tery board) will bring all the sites to you with their pros and cons," Almager said. "I told (board mem bers) of the major natural gas line at property behind T.R.'s Market. We're still looking. Some are good for Judge OKafter vehicle accident 'Magistrate Judge Wil liam Butts was treated and released at Lincoln County Medical Center Monday, June 8, after he was in- volved in a traffic accident. ~~ According to the Ruidoso :?Plice Department, Butts • waiting to turn left on Highway 70 from Mescal eto Trail at about 9:15 a.m. \'fuen Robert Neudorf, 24, ot; Alamogordo rear-ended him. The report said there were no skid marks on the ,j pavement to indicate Neu darf atteDlpted to stop b~fore hitting Butts car. : Butts was transported to LCMC complaining. of back pam, according to the r~ort. TBCrytAW,R:ENCE" ' " Ruidoso Police cited ,Ju.ne' 2~ .~. 3:0'Op., ," " " ~udorf for following too 'Fiekets:sta,rt at $25~ , '. ,,' cl,pse. Ruth Vigil said he 'FmnyLawrenae lJurstonto·the collilttf lrtusicsi!ene: ,' appeared in Ruidoso Mun inl199.l~m:his'hitamum'S*ksarl.d,'$tlJntS.Sinceiliett idipal Court Wednesday "hell!lS;~,!1ti1t~;~.wWft9P:~I')VithlU;$ awa~~" alid she scheduled Neudorf ~"\"'''Jt "ii • 1, . wittnb31tf.J.&..;,t~·}~.f.:>~,:~{~~;~.~!,:" r,"l t& appeal.' before Judge .,' \'-"1; c > MIke Lines June 17. i ~ Butts did not return a .,/' ciJ asking about his condi ti>n. -Harold Oakes, -~ ~"-" M' ,., TbNWKhl +uP t' ·'S ' ., , M'ts" 59 It" 'd - .-nBbtit"c.fte .- '7 ...'5 $ .0 • A PAGE RUIDOSO NEWS FIUDAY, JUNE 12, 2009 12A • lOCAL NEWS ___>._ ..q &iES SKElErON r ....cREW== 17',' '«e' \ After months of sitting empty, the steel skeleton of Retail Building #1 at River Crossing welcomes asmall construction crew, the first indication of the planned completion of exterior work on the structure. The sprawling retail-condominium project on Sudderth Drive approved in May 2004, was bro ken up into segments that were sold off in December 2008. The unfinished retail building is owned by City Bank-Texas. DIANNE STALLINGS/AUIDOSO NEWS County relieved over increase in PILT funding DIANNE STALLINGS Thursday, announced that alland within their borders funded" amount of budgeted to receive "Count me as one happy dsttlllings@ruidosoneu's,(om the county will receive that cannot be taxed. $1,730,491," he notified $1,317,693. The additional county manager." more money than last year ''We have just received county commissioners. "In $412,798 will help us with The county previously A happy Lincoln County from the program that com our federal Payment in our conservative budgeting balancing our final budget was receiving about $1 mil Manager Tom Stewart, pensates counties for feder- Lieu of Taxes in the "fully methodology, we had only submission next month. lion from PILT, but former Republican Senator Pete Domenici and other mem bers of New Mexico's con gressional delegation fought hard for full funding under the program's formu la. The money compensates for property taxes lost to a county that contains feder alland. Stewart received his notice from County Treas urer Beverly Calaway, who wrote that the Department of the Interior issued 2009 payments to New Mexico counties at the fully-funded amount of than $37 million compared to $36.1 million last year. The full payment was authorized by the Emer ·,A/C·CO gency Economic Stabiliz • DUAL AIRBAGS ation Act of 2008, in which PILT received full funding JMSR~;.:':: ,;~ ifl"';~ , through FY 2012, Calaway ~ffORD _ $17,090 1 j g'',,'~.' * MSRP R;A~ $2$~:~:~ noted. The PILT program . FINA'NcING $1,000 C§)." ".'.. '.' :..'.. ,.:.\..•. '51' ; t FORD ..:::::::::::::::::==::::::::::: was enacted in 1976to help ~'. ORD REBATE $1,500 ';'. AUTOPLEX DISCOUNT '.$2291 f.AUTOPLEX DISCOUNT , $2,091 ' if! _...... t local governments carry .;:·MILITARY DISCOUNT , $500 WITH FORD FINAN~I."q~JP'BATESIFQUAlIFIED ' MILITARY DISCOUNT ~.~:; ~$500 out and provide county ser "COLLEGE DISCOUNT $500 COLLEGE DISCOUNT :1;..:..;;;%'~!J:O '~~~jr©l:Bil·' ~!::i-"Woo1~(~I~appqW&l-- vices to the public. They ".,:""".;;. IIDiIDiI include education, solid waste disposal, law en uucWIT~EX 470 W. 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Superlocation - easypavedcentralaccess wlRadlant heat, Pineceilings, beautiful views, level entry, single level,stuccoext. NICEBUYat $259,500. #103368 supervacation or full time residence. Wood openfloorplanPLUSwiththis2 yrold home. $295,000. #103470 vaulted ceilings, FP, big deck,metalroof. Build $329,900. #104586 gazebofor SB view. $209,500. #104268 SUPER CLEAN 1 LEVEL NICE 3 BR.3 BA Uke new3/212 homewllevelEZaccess. Nice Fullyfumished, 1 levelcondonearthe clubhouse treed views, lotsof sun& goodneighborhood of AltoMountain Village. $175,000. #101992 makethisImmaculate homeoneto consider. $189,000. #104403 ,FAIRLY NEW ADOBE ON15 ACRES TOWNMHOME WITH VIEWS SUPER CABIN .W/NICESOUTHERN VIEWS WONDERF'ULCAPITAN VIEWS@ARABELA Bigviewsof the Capitan MIS. Passive solar, 1 Br, Remodeled townhome, 3/2 + bonusroom. Modemkitchen, big FP & secluded location. New 3 Br,2 Ba,level2+ ac, 3Ox4O shop,12 ft ceilings, t Bawlloft. Woodstove, courtyard, garden, bam & 4 Decks, FP, fullyfumlshed. 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Amenities include swimming pool,tenniscourts. deckon a halfacre.$149,900. #104292 but has a secluded feeling. Large2nd IMngarea Parkin frontor publicparkingnextdoor. $155,000. #102381 couldbe 3rd Br.$139,500. #103064 $143,500. #101622 NICE MoUNTAIN VIEWS GREAT 4+ACRE W,,JUNIPERTRJ!ES TWO GREAT LOTS CUTE, CLEAN SINGLE WIDE Newpaint,new carpet, metalroofwlseamless CountryIMng,small home1/1.Completely Wrth 19nLanI mobileoncomerlot, Fir & Yellow Allredone and decksfor expanded IMngoutside. gutterson this 312 on over1/2acre.Frontpatio, fenced. Uamasnextdoor.Wellinstalled & 2 Pine. Enjoythe70' depk& watchnature. Deck Simple, butnice.Newfurnishings and all !>aCk cleek; fencedpetyard& a separate sejlticsInstalled & permitted. Possible seller partially covered. Secondlot couldhaveanother included. $55,000. #105311 $tudiolworkshop on 2ndelecbox. $14~,5OO. financing. $125,000. #101221 mobileor garage.$92.500. #103120 #104199 l I I 12~ 2oq~ FRlDAY,jUNf PAGE IB side line. \ SP()R1f~ON TAP ~.,(,. ~ ...... , . a.M8I\AJI.SlhrFQQtball . TIll~~Iijjl~ EastlWest: 8-Man All-Star fobtbaJl game will take place SatQrl,lay, ata .p.m. at Horton R~rqf 6-Man AII~r F(jotball TheannuM~orthlSoUth 6-Man All-Star football game will take place Friday, at 6 p.m., at Hondo High;$chool field. On Deck ...... , : . Carrizozo.yolle~baUCamps Head CoachParn Allen will be holding a general skills volley ball camp June 15-17. Coach Keith Leupold, of Las Cruces High School, will be teaching the fundemental skills of vol leyball. Next year's 4th-6th graders will meet from 8-9:30 a.m., 7th-8th gfadet:s tram 9:30-11 a.m. and 9th-12th graders from 12-4 p.m. Both camps are free. For more info, call Pam Allen at354-0710 or 937-4870. Hershey's Track and Field Groom Hector Elizondo stands with his friend Stolis Winner in front of HealhTaylor's barn. Participants in He~hey's Track and Reid 32nd Annual Youth Program Saturday can sign up the morning of the race. The deadline was extended to give more children a chance to An often overlookedjob in channel their excess summer energy into track competition. Everyone ready to run and not already signed up should reg ister atthe 8:30 a.m. check-in horseracingproves crucial forthe annual free event at the Ruidoso High School Track on Warrior Qrive. Events forboys Hector Elizondo. he would try it out for a and girls age" nine through 14 The life and times ofa horse groom The articulate and quick while to see if he liked it. will be oivided'jJito specific age smiling groom wasn't groups. A copy ofa birth cer Beforethat, his onlyexperi tificate will be needed to regis entail responsibility and trust always closely acquainted ence with horses was the ter. Rrst and second place fin with racehorses as many care and feeding of two ishers ineach event go toState MIKE CURRAN And that indispensable the person responsible for others in his profession equine "pets" his father Competition inLas Cruces with achance tobe picked foran all mcurrantdruidosonetos.com assignment is the custom the day-to-day manage have been. owned at his childhood expense paid triP to Hl\rshey, ary function of a groom. ment of a million-dollar While working at an home in Guanajuato, Penn., for the'Nati9nai Track ightfully, horse-own These men and women racehorse. automobile shop in South Mexico. meet. Kembra EspinOsa was chosen last year to attend ers and trainers usu perform a crucial task, A horse, say, like, the Carolina in '07, he made, "After a month or so under the softball throw com Rally get the glory without which, most Jerry Windham-owned and what he thought would be, with Buchanan, I felt mod petition. Events cover the 50 when one of their horses horseracing barns wouldn't Heath Taylor-trained Stol a one-week sojourn to visit erately comfortable," Eli meter dash, the 100 meter dash, the 200 meter dash, the wins. be in existence. is Winner, the 2008 World his brother, who was work zondo said. "But you carl 400 meter dash, the 800 meter But behind the scenes, To get the true feel for Champion Quarter Horse. ing as an assistant trainer never get complacent dash, the 1,600 meter dash, constant care and attention this occupation take it to its Some grooms might think to John Buchanan in around racehorses. Standing Long Jump, Softball Throw, and the 4 x 100 Meter are required of these valu ultimate obligation. Sup twice before accepting such Ruidoso. He was offered a Relay. able animals. pose for an instant, you're a mission. Not 26-year-old job as a groom and thought See GROOM, page 2B RUidoso Quarter Horse Sale Futurity runs Sunday TYWVANT yard allowance race runs Ruidoso Downs for the Sale Derby, her only stakes For the Ruidoso News as the third contest. Futurity trials. appearance. . Niftys Royal Flush The gelding responded She prevailed by a neck The Grade 2, $183,000 returns in the Ruidoso Sale with a one-half length trial in her Bayer Legend Derby Ruidoso Quarter Horse Futurity after a winning win in a sharp :17.728, trial. Her time of :19.885 Sale Futurity, the Grade 3, career debut at 18-1odds in nearly setting the top-qual for 400 yards was the $49,860 Bayer Legend New the Sale Futurity trials. ifying time. fastest qualifying time. Mexico Derby Challenge She surprised with a one- East Wing has the two Mark Villa rides Fly and world-record holder half-length win with a hole and the services of Miss Corona with the third Fast Prize Zoom in an :17.722 time for the 350 jockey Salvador Martinez, post position. ' allowan~:r~~ make/or an yards, the'quickest,gualiW~ /,'. I~ the Bayer Legend Trainer Blane Wood is nit1~race '~"". Jj.J~W enticWg program ing mark. . ..'...... 'Mexico Derby . off....;ID...:...~~..'/lt...••~~. ,.start .for,.the. on Slindayafternoon, at Tony Guymon . rideg'·'.fJhalh~nge;: Ruidoso resi RWa9~W. ~,~oWJ1s . s,eason Ruidoso Downs. Niftys RoyalFlush with the , dent Ron Hanna and Ed WIt))" m,ttltiple.qualifiers to First post time is 1. p.m., outside post position in the' Johnson, Jr.'s, Fly Miss every futurity and derby withfree parking and free 10-horse field. Corona has landed in a contested. general admission. East Wing has an expe- good spot to gain her valu He continued his success The Ruidoso Quarter rience edge and comes off able stakes credentials as with second-fastest qualifi Horse Sale Futurity runs back-to-back wins. the fastest qualifier. er Skyline Lover and fifth as the eighth race, the Two starts ago he won She has won three of fastest qualifier Make- Bayer Legend Derby is the his maiden at SunRay'Park sevencareer starts and was fourth race and the 250- and then ~hipped to sixth in the West Texas See SUNDAY, page 2B - -+ ._. -.~, ~._- • .," ...,-.'·,'M'''/'·. ., .: .- '. d F,ee, Spirit H~4:i~p:"goes ~&tt.ifi. ay . .J'."'.-'. Itt> ;,/Y • TYWVANT . a wide-open group or'New ished second in the $50,000 from the outside position in For the&tidoso News Mexico-bred juveniles faces Express Handicap at the 9- the .eight horse field. the starter in the $188,000 5 favorite. Gary Thompson's Hap- "Where can you findalow population center, A stakes-filled weekend Ruidoso Quarter Horse He scored his most py Humor may be able to -with vast surroundingpublic lands and at Ruidoso Downs starts on Sale Futurity. recent stakes win on March gain an early advantage Saturday aftemoon, when First post time.is1 p.m., 14 at Sunland Park when from the sixth post posi wilderness, fabulous climate, great golfand the hot Win:d Water stands daily, with free 'pai'lPng he won the Bill Thomas tion. He posted two gate-to skiing,' with relatively low taxes and . and free generaladmission, Memorial Handicap as the wire aUoWaJ.1c~. wins at outmthe $50,000 Free ,insuranc~ Spi4t.~tt~dicap over six Adam Lewis' Wind 7-5 choice. Sunland ~lli'l?i.before push- (an.d no chiggers)! O"ly in furloi .,,~}?, ',;;, . h~ racedat,sev~n ingJhepa~htthe P~·1·~'·h. Water He made a four-wide Thomas beautiful Linc~ln County, NM. Why wouldn't .. , . ~~l~~)'e~lL.:;ID;~Y!J~d tpen-p,~ed.away ~~di~P' T11~ts~~;' ~ei.tp con- tracks within and weakening you buy here! Call one ofthe 30 profes$joc!JlrtU tinu~~;~~\jSwnda~,'With a and has foun~~,~~~~)';,~~'~''1~,W;~,R~()neJ~ll~h.~, .' in ijle ~.a1 furlong. q~E;1)Q~;i;UQ'lltblehead- each stop ortJ..\", .!':~'j',:·'W~~.:Wat¢i":b,~+~9P19~efive..year-old geld- '/ at Centu? 21 at257-9057'·: 0:\" ,1;., ,."'.• ' ~eiJ;'" er. through I:: NeViiyJI; of 53 'career starts ..atfd put ing by/Distorted Humor is '{f; Fly Miss Corona is well Texas and Oklahoma. The $777,451 in the bank. trained by Jon Arnett and ,.. Joseph (Joe) Zagone placed in the $48,000 veteran seven-year-old Jockey Alfredo Juarez will be ridden by Ken Sel' SOl11e or CE:\T!'RY 21 .\spen Ih',11 Fst.ltl'\ listings on till' b.uk Bayer legend New Mexico gelding made his most Jr. is assigned high weight Tohill, who rode Wind p,lgl' or Sl'l lion \ TO[):!l? Derby Challenge to gain recent start at Lone Star of 123 pounds on Wind Water in the Thomas Ruidoso: 'ii'i/2'ii·'lO'ii· Hllll/h'iH-27-, \llo: 'i-'in'h·~21~ her stakes credentials and Park near Dallas and fin- Water when they start Handicap. or: 'i7'i/2'i7·99HH • HOO/20lJ-h'l\1 HOO/hHi-hh02 PAGE 2B • RUIDOSO NEW'S . 5lPOR']f§ FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2009 , __$ _~.. _ ~&S . _.Z. 1 _ &&__0 ,~.. __ 5 -+ ---- • ,I I .; , .. "~ . I )i~:!E;);};~ : .. .. '. . . ~;>~ .>r;~:;.~. ~,. . COURTESY : • .' ..... ;t,f~j .,}.. ~';~." , ~ I MlJscalero Senior Olympians competing in'games'on:dhe Isleta Pueblo are Gervase Peso, John .: Fossum, Vernon Simmons, Cooney Starr, Ray Shosh, Daisy Valdez, Beverly Kirgan,.LidaKanseah; '~ Mescar6ro Seni~r 0Iympic particlpants;fo~, the:games.ln Las·CtUce!rar~:trortfleft,"Eileen.Bb6fier; ;!::~ Arlene Mende~, Della Simmons, Ivora Fossum; Clarice Rocha, Ellyn Bigrope and Mona Lopez. Not pic- '~ Elaine Choneska, Eva Geronimo and Arlene Mendez. 'ii tured-are'Btllce Gommanche, Sr., EsterBcott, Eva Geronimo and Josie Tortilla.' $.ljt ~~"""""_I ~'1~"'. f I he assigned Elizondo six ·ove;·;~a.)Taylor and crew: or when you take them out Tuesday, when the track is grooms, maybe Taylor puts horses. ' retmm~iiJ(. to Ruidoso in it best when he says, "It's GRQOM tl"'~) walking, and if they have closed and the grooms get ''This was my first big, May,;.:·:~U~qJ;ldo· had a sur- any soreness.·- a 6 a.m., wakeup), give imperative for any trainer waspdS&:m;·a£Qi~.' FROM PAGEIB opportunity and I , " " ''But Stolis Winner is a them ~ scoop of feed 30 to have a quality groom, somewhat apprehem~ive/l..'::"·n~~thi:·;ga.:ve me ,~ve special case. You watch minutes later and again at especially with a stakes ~'YoU£rf.1.,always got to the groom said. "One or the . ; '!Y>rses _:to:~e care of and ' him a little more intensely. 11 a.m. horse." keep an 'e~r..Qn~hem. Some ho.rses·.was Ii little, IDly -;,Stcillf',{,$V~efi~~6 one~~f "Before. you take him At 4:30 p.m. they get The owner of Stolis of them ::~'k) blgh-spirited, namedFirst Prize. ~esa .. yp~m~~.:E1l4b~M2elq>ltlln~~¥'. out, you wrap his legs and two more scoops of feed. In Winner and past president to' y, .tli~ ~'lea'st. I think I and, as it tufrl.ed~ut,'~lle~~':;,~~~nI' fiist::leMn~d oflWf: put his bell boots on. Ifhe's between those times the of AQHA Jerry Windham g e$tM£P.i! on things won th&RemU;i~ijrpat. . . sion,.~!~8;t' ~n.~r~,;i. going to the track, I bridle groom cleans the stalls and echoes that sentiment q,." ..~~7- Futurity.> ~"~;'> \~;.:,~,9<~·. .: ... ~;.;~ us,, !';''' .'. ,.t.)J;';'~'. tr:\~i~;~(.( e ; ,.f!'._ ... tM~bhefu~sJo~- Ferr~ri" ·''':'lil: ...... ·· . you get iii one else's or you put him in a tub of ice "I'm lueky to be around of getting a horse race ·~!<.+"'...+-nd _ fu~ ~lt~! wins and three second :19.883. his Bayer Derby trial. She was the nation's pre Futurity. SUNDAY place finishes in his latest Makeminecaine has SkXline.L0ver and mier juvenile a year ago Regular rider G.R. three starts, been on the board in five of Makeminecaine .are each after she won her first Carter, Jr., gets aboard FROM PACE 1B He .came back from seven career starts with a owned-hY'J'a.D;\es 'Burgess. three starts. Fast Prize Zoom when she nearly a five-month layoff close third in the 2008 New In the::third race, Fast She set 300-yard world makes her first start since mineeaine in the Bayer to finish second behind Fly Mexican Spring Futurity Prize ~Oom'prepares for a records in her first two a third-place firUsh in her Derby: .: Miss Corona as the 5-2 ------,.. _--~---~~------...... ,..~--"!".....,...------, - .."ll, '" 10..'* tl ...l"" ...... '" Ji!I.. 11' II JlI e. ..c~ II) "III ..011 III o 1:1 III ..Q :; .. I:l ill III III , Iij •.,... ill " '. ..... , ., t. );)a. ',,-' , ~' :. " ,''!.t'' ' .. . ,.', -n ~ l'IWW.tuidos(u;cw$.com "V~.~,"~"1: t3 1~·,·,~"~ ~ .~';~?~~~~~.~~ ':.~!o·,O!ld1~ '·4 'Ovef,5'3;~o~8:~mlpIOVa'r;rr'0ver800 Over 1,600 j OOOjobt': panners '~tl' .' t ' - I . )' '~ .' t' ~' " •Io' .. , ~. '" • ',.. t· '.~,' "'~'J 'f .. , ~... , ",' ,. ~ , ' "'PI' lIi. ••• " ' • '" "." '.. J> . . ~ ~---'-'.....<._.~,'_.~."__<.~,~~, ~~~~. ~'- ~--'- ~ ~....;;::':~~L. __ _""""""'-.'-...L • , •• ..o...... _'_'_.-'-.-•• __ ,_•• _ L ••__•• __ FRIDAY, JUNE 12 1 2009 ' .\l 11, "J .'ll.,,) .. t'AGI. I [ S4 sa.. 4_ ..-- _ ----...---.-,------~-._~ ~-_ ~ ,.~, ~ VALLE·----''-_ ....-- DEL SOL•••GOLF- TOURNEY__• __ __• -r-+-- v JULIE CARTERJRUIDOSO NEWS Ayouth golf tournament organized by Eric Eggleston of Cree Meadows was held at Valle. del Sol Municipal Golf Course last week. Coming up, Cow~oy Golf Scramble, ?unday. June 11, with ashotgun start at 8a.m. Limited to nine teams, the scramble Includes 18-~0Ies wl~h lunch, Cost IS $35 aper son/$14o ateam. Sign up in pro-shop prior to event. For more information, call 648-2770. wwwruidosonews.com GN&BLADE snOW ~J~!EA1~ij! G~N~J ~NW~~, AMM~, H~l~ffR~1 A~~~~~~RI~~, ~mN~, JtwtlR~1 ~~llmmm slluerspurgunshows.com ALAMOGORDO Civic Center· 800 E. First IU0813 &14 Sat. 9-5 . Sun 9-4 Admission- $5adults, under 12 FREE Contact Kim· 806-253-1322· [email protected] r tr - , '"- on t! PAGE 48 • RUIDOSO NEWS R.OCAJL NEWS FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2009 .. ~~.~----. ._.._-- ._~- - _ __A_ __ s. __.)SSLL 25&£__ _t '. /~" "DI .JI~ rr-: r~/\CJ_L Rf:<\L E1'-n:<\Tf'i...... :0 OEVE l.')p"n: -: I From your First to your Finest 2205 Sudderth' 257·7711 931 Hwy 48 • Alto' 336-7711 Scott & Stacev Miller, Realtors/Owners THE TITLE COMPANY, I~C. A child is born with '.. . I FAMILY VISION Cm~TI:R For Complete Land Title Services . '. . . Dr.D. J..oyce Sonnenmoser imagination, with the ability to . • Dr Anatole I'. Gutowskr .... 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Highway 70 575.378.0025 Shancee the Shih-Tzu (Greeter) (575)257-8082 205 Hwy 70 www.lIhopaarons.com378.1172 kbobs.c:om Fax: 575.378.0027 RUIDOSO CHURCHES . ASSEMBLY OFGOD Ruidoso Baptist Church 126 Church Dnve. Full Gospe1 Business Men's Fellowship lnt'l, Pastor. Sunday School: 9:45 am; Sunday worship: UNITARIAN UNlVERSALISf FELLOWSIllP Preacher Busler Reed ofAmarillo. Call 3184840 Apache Indian Assembly ofGod Palmer Gateway. Wa) neJoyce. Pastor Sunday K-Bob's Hwy.10 inRuidoso. Dinner atsirMon 8:30 am..10:55 a.m. 2514110 Samunento Mountalm Unitarian UniversalJst for mllle info. FelJolVlihlp, meets lsi& 3rd Sundays ofeach Mescalero. 6714141lJonaid Pettey. pastor. Sunday School 4 4\am Sundav """hlp \1145 am. h days. Special Priced Menu. Women Welcome' PENTECOSfAL Foot oftheCross Christian Ministries 2812 Suddel1h (Pine Tree Shopping Center) Pastor. Phil School: 9:45 am.•Sunday worship. 10:45 a.m and p.m. Wednesday Bible ,Iud\ ; p.m Ron Rice,354.Q255.e·mail fgbmfi@rnldoso-on· Apostolic Penterostal Assembly, Eternal Life Min· momh at9:30 am.Call 336-21100r 3544J02 for linecom location. Appel. Services: Sunday 10:30 AMContempo 7pm, Wednesday semces 7pm flAHA'! .AITH CHURCH OFCHRIST ismes, Minister. Harry A. Peyton. call for your per· rary Praise & Worship. Children's Praise & Sun ~lJssfon Founla1n ofLiving Water San Patricio. sonal Home Bible sludy: 430-9640. (Web page) NON·DENOMINATIONAL day School for ages 2·11. Wednesdays 1:00 PM First Assemhly ofGod Baha'i Faith \1t·t'tm~ In rnember-. home, ~)7. Gnteway Church ofChrist 415 Sudderth. Rui Sunday School: 10 am.;Evening services: 130 hnp:JlwwwJlDocIrinesOfChrisl.com American MIssIonary Fellowship Rick Smith, MIdweek Bible Study. For more info please call m·5\~5 doso. 2514381. Junmy Sportsman, Minister. Sun EIPaso Road. Ruidoso 257·2324. Rev E Thomas 24XJ or pm. Suntlay. Tuesday and Fnday. 682-2999. Monday: Women's Bible study 6:30 931-8611 or visit our website at wwwrhe Kearns. Pastor Sunday mommg worship 10:45 day Mommg worship: 9:30 am.; Sunday Bible Abundant Life United Pentecostal Church of pm. at Schlotzsky's Deli. Thesday: Ruidoso foolofthecross.org BL'IlDIIIST men's Bible study noon atPizza Hut, Mechem a.m-Children's Church dunng am service Sun Clas, 11:00 am.; Mid·Wcek Service: Wed. 630 JEHOVAH'S IVI1'NFS'lFS Ruidoso 613 Sudderth Dr. Unit D. Pastor. Art Grace Harvest Church 1108 Gavilan Canyoa Rd. fluddhism ofthe 1.01us SutraGe"rge Brown Ruldoso -KIngdom 1InI11I02 Gavilan Canyon Rd.. Dunn. Youth Pasior, Nalbaniel Dunn. Sunday Drive. Wednesday: (Sept. through May) Capitan day evening worship 6pm.: Rock Youlb Group pm. 3364213. Sun. S~nday school 9am; Fellowship a! 251·1504 3364141. 251·nJ4. Sunday: Public Talk-1:3O pm .. morning. 10:00 AM. Free home Bible studies. Jr. High and Sr. Hill" Yoalb Groaps 6:30 pm,al 10-10:30 am; Service 10:30 am. Monday evenmg Ii; 6:30pm. agO' 12·18: Bible CHURCH OFJFSUS CHRIST LOS Christ Community Fellowship. E-mail: CATHOLIC Watchlower Study-2:05 pm. Monday: Book Study l21esla Bautlsta "Vida Etema" Pastor Rev. Study@1:oopm Church ofJesus Christ LOS Ruidoso Branch. 7:30 pm. Thursday: Congregation Book Study·7:00 PRESBYTERIAN RickS@americanmissionarymg St, Eleanor Cntholic Church Ruidoso, z5J· 1091 Mechem Dr. President W Leslie Nielsen. First Presbyterian Church 10 i Suacn Drive Calvary Chapel 121 Vision, next toCable Co.• Ifamon Robledo. 201 East Circle, Ruidoso' BAPTIST pm.Theoc. Ministry School-J:3O pm: Service Downs, NM 88346,361 E.Hwy. 10,(505) 318· DJO. Reverend AI Galvan Sacrament of 15051258·125.1 or1505) 258·1254 Sunday sched· Meenng-1!:oo p.m (Nob Hill). Ruidoso. 251-222O.1bny Chambless 251·5915. Pastor John Marshall. Sunday worship 8108. Email: revrobJedo@lyens£om Canaan Tr1lII Baptisl Localed JUSI pasl mileposl Penance Sal5IXJ pm Ir by appomtmeOl: Oaoly ule: SammeOi starts at10 a.m.: Sunday School; - Paslor. Sunday school 9:45 am.; Wo~hip II 9:30 am~ Wednesday: Mid-week bible study 1:00 14 on Hwy 48. helween Angus & Cap'lan Congregadon Hlspana delos TesUgos de Jehova am.Potluck fellowship after worship Ibe Ibinl pm. J BarJ Church 40 Hwy 70W, 515·251·6899 Mass 9:10 am. Sal Mass. 6 p.m. IBoIlOgual1: Pneslbood and Relief SOCiety. 1102 Gavilan Canyon Rd.3364141. 318·1095. Pastor Charles W. Clary. Sundar 10:00 am (year Roland Bumen. Pastor Sunday School: 9a.m .. Sunday ofevery monlb. rasa deOraclon Comunidad Cristiana, Ruidoso Sun Mass 930am IEnglishl.11 ()(] a.m IEng· Charcb ofJesus Christ LOS Mescalero Brnnch. 671· Dom ..Reunion Publlca-IO:oo am.; Estudio de la 304 Suddel1h Dr., Ruidoso. NM 88345 (505) 251· round),Thesday 6:30pm Worshipiunes. E-mail: Worslnp Serv,ce' 10 am.and 6p.m ..Bible Study lish): Sacrament ofRe ;' ..~ RUIDOSO NEWS FRIDAY. JUNE 12, 2009 CALL Us: MARTY RACINE; EDITOR • 257-4001 • [email protected] PAGE 5B Reader trollbled by 'cafeteria-style' religion .B eauty may be ''in don't need thatl rn take from them. I agree. beliefs, but they have some the wisdom tradition of a such teachings behind was ~ .the eye of the some heaven for Judgment and grace, jus 'thing to teach you about particular faith. a goodthing. be older," but what dessert. Done. Now I, tice and mercy, the purity the importance of free will The most challenging I'm not passing judg about religion? '/:;/.fi"',.::,',-:--, can lead my life of diet and the purity of and progressive revelation. aspect of "Cafeteria Christ ment here em any particu It's incredible i't:J"'L." ";,;\ ';", the way I want." thought, all depend on each The free will issue is ianity" is the possibility lar element of faith picked to me how ; ':/ think of this meaning. mature faith. leaving behind certain times peoplecan distort the "', ,i:f..i', ',,/ t od ay create \'~"'7.:t-""· i trend? When we rip them out of No one can say he or she beliefs and practices. The will and words of ODd, but their seamless context, the adheres to a particular reli idea here is that ODd offers in time, the new and real :E~~~f~.~"<;J, emall A., via spiritual coherence of the gionjust because they were religious traditions, not one meaning of our faith entire religion can suffer. born into that faith. If'we're fixed revelation - but a rev becomes clear. ODd was not gion as a cafete- , /,,'! The point offaith is not just ',."" -_.•«,< ..•• . The label to make our faith truly our elation that is augmented through with us in the first ria. " ' A."Cafeteria to pander to our existing own, we must choose it. over time with new revela century, , They go in Christian,'" was beliefs and practices, but to The free choosing of tions. The final lesson I hope with a tray _'7l.e {/oj coined to describe challenge us to grow and faith is what I most admire Many people leave you can learn from and fill it with S9-",·j people who pick embrace and understand about adult baptism. behind on the theological "Cafeteria Christians" is what they MARC GELLMAN and choose the the parts of our religion Confirmation during the cafeteria line the old teach that they will all be going want. Of beliefs and rituals that at first seem alien. teen years strikes me as too ings about the role of through the line again. course, they they like in a reli In any case, I think you early. Einstein said that his women, the condemnation Just because a person can't don't pick up anything gion, while leaving out oth should open your mind, one regret about being born of homosexuality, teach accept a belief or practice that might negatively ers. I understand your frus heart and soul to people a Jew was that he didn't ings prohibiting certain now doesn't mean he or she impact them. It's as if tration over this trend. who just aren't able to dive have the opportunity to forms of birth control, and won't accept it later. they say to themselves, Buddhism has a belief into the deep end of the choose to be Jewish. dietary laws in favor ofveg If we only accepted in "I'll take some grace, called "Dependent Co spiritual pool. There's a bunch ofliving etarianism, Old religious our houses ofworship those love and favor. I'm not Origination," meaning each You have something to we all must do before we teachings in some places who took every dish, we'd going to put judgment idea depends upon other teach them about the can freely and maturely justified slavery and dis have some very lonely on my tray, though; ideas and is inseparable important unity of religious choose to embrace ODd and crimination, and leaving feasts, Three queens always win over a king p- c. 5 PROFESSIONAL CREMATION SERVICES, LLC he Clarys have a dog? Katy was jealous, not rumble. ics of the situation ... three dog, part Corgi, an ugly jealousy, just a It never happened. spayed females trump one CONGRATULATES DONNA SALAS Twhich we "feelings are hurt" one. Katy was energized in a alpha male; three queens obtained from Mia sits in motherly way and I'm the top a king every day of the The Humane Alice's lap where one pushed out. week. 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Maybe they By CHARLES CLARY easygoing, not RUIDOSO PASTOR stage is set for a understand the mathemat- will keep me around. aggressive and very obedient. She warns us when a bear is around, and informs us 'f)'t, ?~;4, &~ when we have company. • t7 {7 / She travels well and is not Memorial services were held on Thursday, June 11, 2009 at 2:00 PM, at the New Mexico r~':' '/ high maintenance. Military Institute Chapel for Dr. Frank A. English, age92 of Roswell who passed away June B, '4" " Four weeks ago, my 2009 at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. Rev. Ruth Fowler of Trinity United Methodist Memorial services will be held for Robin V.Jones, 59 of wife asked me ifI would Church will conductthe service. Ruidoso, NM on Sunday, June 14th at Noon at the like to have another dog. I Masonic Cemetery, 760 S. Compass Road, in Las Cruces, told her I would have to Hewas bornAugust21,1916 In Carrizozo, New Mexico to Frank andMae Burleson English. His , NM. think about it. parents preceded him In death. I didn't give much Our beloved brother Robin passed away onJune 8th in He married Polly Merr/// on June 11, 1945 In'Trenton, New Jersey. They enjoyed extensive Albuquerque, NM. Robin was born on December 6, 1949 thought to another dog. International travel prior to her death In 199B. He was an avid fan opera and regular of a in Denison, TX to Cloyd and Genevieve Jones both of How could we improve on attendee at theSanta Fe Opera House. He alsoenjoyed gardening, especially hisrhubarb plants. what we have ... a won whom proceeded him in death. derful, well-trained house Survivors Include a son, Randy English andhis wifeJane ofRuidoso, NM, anda daughter, Susan Robin is survived by 5 sisters: Madeline Sourekof Fresno, dog? Nobles and her husband Doug of Newcastle, OK. HeIs alsosurvived bya brother, Fred English CA; Ruth Murphy of Bedford, TX; Kathy Thompson & Well, two weeks ago, of Carrizozo, NM andonegranddaughter, Jana Nobles andherhusband Colin Martin ofDallas, Gwen Berry of Phoenix, AZ; &Joyce Garrett and husband this miniature, two-year ~ 1 ~J Wayne ofWmchester, KY. He is also survived by 10 nieces old red Dachshund named Dr. English was a beloved physician andhadpract/cedlnRoswell for 65years. Hewas a member ' & nephews; 3 great nieces; 1 great nephew & numerous Mia Amour appeared. She O.f Trinity United Methodist Church. He was alsoa mfmberof the Pecos Valley Gun ClUb, theMid family & friends but most especially by his dearest friend is 11 pounds of excitement Day Uons Club, the Roswell andCarrizozo Masonic ~dges, a 33rd degree Mason anda member I & companion, his dog Sonny. and energy. Katy is of the-Roswell Shrine Club. He served hiscountryin the U. S.Army MedicalCorps during WWII. ' almost 7 years old, sedate Robin graduated from ENMU-Portales. When he retired and very much a docile Dr. English's education Included NMMI,andthe University of NewMexico. Hismedical degree from Ashland Oil in Albuquerque, NM Robin moved to lady. I have been her was earned at Syracuse University, and he did his medical residency at the University of Ruidoso. NM where he was owner/operator ofRuidoso alpha male for five and a Oklahoma. Ready Labor for 11 years. Robin served as a meDlbef of halfyears. Noon Optimist & the Chamber of Commerce. Katy cuddles with Alice, Visitation will beWednesday, June 10, from 9:00AM until 7:00 PM, at LaGrone Funeral Chapel. Robinwillbe dearlymissedby many. but I am her playboy. ~ " Every evening, I must Inlieu offlowetsthefamilyasks that donatioJisbe#t~J:~to; get down in the floor with , . . 'The'Amefi,can lte~AS$QCiatil)Jl. .": ,,:'~, . --~ ','.' ", ' .': - -,;,:". - ."" ,','- - - a squeaky toy and we play Mefn6ti'dServicesf~rRobiniV.lotlesWjll.btl,eldat:,: ''keep away." Is this a sa_tl.Perd~NE.'Bld~Ste.J(J2~Alb~lJ"etque,NM close-knit situation into 22tH . I:' " which you bring a new t 'Vle/Jsejoi8\uS...we /1ye .' C8SU/11 SO COMe,8S you /Jtl!t! t.i,~'" ' ,', ,',' , ': ." 'l{" :. '..... ' .:'. '.. '. .' , ma.lllng ,address: 1009 Mechem #11 , Ruidoso, New Mexico 88345 \ ", ,\ .... ":'1 RUIDOSO NEWS ...... -INCO...... , PAGE 6B CAll US: JUUE CARTER, COUN1Y REpORTER • 257-4001 • [email protected] FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2009 It costs a lot ofinoney to be broke iBRAVO!IA[~YEARtONG .. ' '. . .' .. '. ~ , " " " '. .' " . 'superstition suggests bad luck comes part of the world in anybody's distant 11':"':r-"""" in threes and for Rob, the third had memory, but that night it poured down just hit. Actually, it was the fourth, three inches. but the rules say after three, quit count- He also had some farm ground and ing. ' . decided a crop of peanuts would be just Rob and his wife had been subsi the thing. He worked the ground, dizing their cattle ranching in the planted his peanuts, and went to usual sweaty, working ways. bed that night counting his mil Lately, those hadn't been too suc lions. cessful. Perpetually looking for a The next morning he found way to keep the wolf from the that every peanut had been rooted door, Rob had a plan. .' up. Feral hogs had never been a The cutting horse reject colt he problem on his place, that is, until had bought to make a heeling horse .. the peanuts were in the ground. He to sell was working out fairly did reflect with some gratitude well. That is, until a steer that the pigs hadn't helped came out of the roping chute, themselves to his beer stash in cut hard to the right and the the barn to wash down the colt, true to his training, did peanuts. the same. As soon as he could find Rob had not cleared the end of the rop someone to tell him what pigs wouldn't ing box when everybody went "hard right" eat, he'd consider replanting. and his boot caught on the comer. The The next accounting issue came when sickening sound told the story before any Sue announced that theirson needed one had to look. The bone was broke and braces. the shin was split. This didn't bode well Rob asked how many sets of teeth the for any money-making activity in the kid had because they'd just put him in near future. braces a year, or so ago. Sue informed him ~ater, with a walking cast in place, there were a couple of kids and this was a Rob decided he would cut a few cedar different one. stays out of the brush pastures to sell, but Rob was a good hand at roping but had his chainsaw was on the blink. put the sport on hold while he married, His wife Sue recalled an ad in the had a family and set up his ranching paper where a chainsaw was offered at a enterprise to seek his fortune. weekend garage sale. However, there was a big team roping When Rob returned with his treasure, coming to town. He had many bills to pay, his plan was to show it offto his bride. He but uncannily, he had just enough money pulled the rope and got the usual chain to pay entry fees. He called a former rop saw resistance to starting. ing buddy and they entered up. He pulled it again. Nothing. After It worked out better than anything had about a dozen tries with no luck, Sue so far. They won the roping, got their remembered something she had to do in names called, new trophy buckles and a the house, knowing it was a good time to big payout. remove herself from the premises. On the way home, Rob bought new When she went back a 'couple hours tires for Sue's pickup and an extra case of later, Rob was nowhere around. The bar ropers' aiming fluid (beer). and chain were lying to one side and a The logic was clearly before him. He COURTESY thousand pieces of orange plastic were could ride in a cast and had proven he Carrizozo students qualifying for jBRAVO! awards for the entire 2008-09 school year were: Top photo, scattered throughout the area. could still catch his share at the ropings. grades K-2, Front: Dallton King, Suntana Zamora, Jacob Parkhurst, and Kaitlin Guevara; Second row: The sledgehammer was leaning up Subsidizing the ranch in this manner was Austin Vega, Ryslyn Lueras, Max Sanchez, Sydney Zamora, and Nathan Montes Top: Patrick Hooten, Jared Guevara, Dominic Barela, and Tristen Barela; Not pictured: Marcus Vallejos and D'anna . , against the barn door. going to be a whole lot more fun than rid Willingham; Grades 3-6, bottom photo, Front: Gracie Hooten, Janae Willingham, and Cody Carter; , Next, Rob decided that since their ing colts, chainsaws, hay or peanuts. Second row: Hannah Ventura, Lashae' Lueras, Kristie Gallacher, Cirsten Barela and Hannah Perry. ranch had some good coastal Bermuda, Some cowboys have to work a little he'd sell some of'jhe upcoming hay crop. harder to get to the same result; heeding He laid down a good-sized field of it in the call of the roping arena. tmIiD,-=B~RIE=Fo;,..::.S anticipation of the income that it would _ bring. Julie can bereached for commentat Queen Clinic man's Ball will be June 13, Van of New Mexico, musi-: Of course, it had not rained in that jcarter®ruidosonews.com. at Mountain Annie's cian Andy Mason and the: There will be a free Dinner Theater. Gypsy Storyteller. If you queen clinic, 10 a.m. to Doors open at 6 p.m., are interested in helping, noon, Saturday, June 13. dinner 7 p.m. Dance to The come by or call the library, The clinic will cover the Desperados from 8 p.m. to at 354-3035. AHonor Roll Schartz, Kylie Gaines, Joel Arteche; basics of tryouts for fair midnight. Cost is $45 per Ferguson; Eighth grade: Andrea queen as well techniques person. Cash bar available. Free street dance Fifth grade: Hannah Junior: Betsy Solis, Vigil; for flag carriers. Everyone Tickets are at Ruidoso Carrizozo Cowboy Days Perry, Isaac Ogden, Dakota Lovelace, Tessa Freshman: Ruth of any age is welcome. Valley Chamber of will host a free Street' Cirsten Barela; Hendricks, Alexa Negrete, Amilia Lueras, Flag girls are needed for Commerce or any Posse Dance with music by Paul Sixth grade: Zhane Borowski; Cole Hubbard; the Smokey Bear member. Call Jim Brown Pino & the Tone Daddies, Vega, Jacie Thornton; Senior: Jennifer Shafer, Sophomore: Wade Stampede Rodeo. ing at 354-0115. on Friday, June 12, 7 - 9 Seventh grade: Danielle Cartier, Mark Sultemeier, Troy Nied For more information, This is a Backforty p.m., on 12th Street next to Johnathan Smith, Mason LeBlanc. erstadt, Fernando Najera, contact Mary Jane Cooper Bunkhouse Production McDonald Park. Huston, Joshua Hernan BHonor Roll Lacy Myers, Katina at 653-4180. Summer reading Cowboy Golf Scramble dez, Shayna Gallacher, Maldonado, Chelsea La 'Zozo baseball Sarah Ferguson, Nicholas Fifth grade: Desirae May, Jordan Hill, Melissia The Capitan Public There will be four-man Chavez; Alyssa, Alexis Zamora, Autrey; Sign-up for T-ball and Library Summer Reading golf scramble in conjunc-: Eighth grade: Shayna Kadee Sedillo, Christian Junior: Tanner Huston, Little League in Carrizozo Program began Monday, tion with Carrizozo Cowboy Zamora, Victoria Ventura, Najar, Miccah Hamilton, Ryan Guevara; will be 9 a.m.-12 p.m., June 8, and will run on con Days, on Sunday, June 14. Brooklyn Griffin; Emily Comstock; Senior: Rory Zamora, Saturday, June 13 at the secutive Mondays through Shotgun start at 8 a.m., Freshman: Marshal Sixth grade: Lisa Marcelino Verdugo, Kath Otero County Electric July. The program is from $35 a person/$140 a team, Ventura; Ventura, Tiffany Vega, leen Schlarb, Robert building. 10:30 a.m. until noon. 18 holes with lunch. The Sophomore: Stephanie Fantasia Dennis, Jennifer Morales, Troy Koroscil. Horseman's Ball Storytime, projects and scramble is limited to nine Zamora, Marshal Wilson, Caleb; / As reported by Carrizozo snacks will be included. teams. Sign up in pro-shop Lauren Smith, Jenna Seventh grade: Devon Schools. The Lincoln County There will be three special prior to event. For more Sheriffs Posse's. Horse- programs: The Museum information, call648-2770. _COWBOY DAYS Quick schedule Saturday Sunday ~OWBOVCROONER Friday 7 a.m. Cattle roundup 8 a.m.: Cowboy Golf 8 a.m.: vendors open Match Noon: Vendors open 10 a.m.: Cowboy parade 8:30: Cowboy church Mike Mountoux will entertain visitors at 3 p.m.: Kids Rodeo 11 a.m.: Stage show, Carrizozo Cowboy Days over the weekend. 7 p.m.: Street Dance, shoot out Pick up full schedules at Mountoux has been performing cowboy free Western swing 2-5 p.m.: Ranch rodeo businesses in town. poetry and music since 2002 and is an audience favorite wherever he goes. Calling himself "New Mexico's Most, ' Enchanting COWboy," he strives to take his listeners to places and feelingslhey may not get to any other way. "Iwantto put ' them as close to being in the saddle as words and maslc allow .... and althe same time leavecernJaughing.i, hesays.ln2000, BBQ Is Our SpetlalfY Mi.ke was nominated for,CCowboy poet of Always tender, iuicy & smoked toperfectionl the Year" With 'the Western Music..'. .' Along withourHomemade Trimmins Associatlon and pedonried 'attheirfsstrval,' and delicious Daily Specials in AlboqUerQue•. In 2001, hislateSt CD,"" " Dine in or Carry Out ~GowbOy Catering Available / Headln'Homewas'noinlnafed for 43~ Smokey Bear Blvd, • Capitan, NM Poetry CplIottheYear,: ," " , Open 11-7, Thes·Sat J Tom 8£Suzanne Freeman. O1oners , ~ (formetly Alto PNltMatket) ~ ~~'>o 937-1515 1~~" t", \'t: l .' FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2009 COUNTY NEWS RUIDOSO NEWS • PAGE 7B _ .2&_ $. WEED OF THE WEEK Musk Thistle under control. 2-year-old rosette. Vinegar sprayed directly We want to concentrate The plant sports a large, on the thistle does a pretty After a weekend trip to this week on the Musk corky taproot that is hollow goodjob ofkilling the plant. West Texas, we have decid Thistle and remind every near the crown. It does not stop seeds from ed to feature Musk Thistle one just how invasive and It's leaves are dark producing - it is a direct as the weed of the week. damagingit can be to our green, deeply lobed, with contact kill only. West Texas has a horrif county. long sharp spines along the However, ifyou are sen ic problem with heavy Please, let's not let it get wavy margins. sitive'to chemicals or prefer infestations of Musk out of hand again like West The flowers are a deep not to use chemicals it is a Thistle. Texas has. reddish-purple and grow to great alternative. Their roadsides are cov Musk Thistle was intro 2"to 3" wide. The Lincoln County ered, the corners of their duced into the United As the flower head Cooperative Weed Manage croplands are covered and States from Europe or Asia matures it begins the ment Area offers herbicides any area near a culvert or in 1852 and by 1940 it was appearance of a "nod", giv to Lincoln County residents railroad tracks is covered, considered a potential ing rise to the common at cost plus 10 percent. They have a serious problem. name "nodding thistle". We have several from problem that will take a It is a biennial (lives for Musk Thistle is ex which to choose, but great deal of time and effort two years); although, it tremely aggressive, spread Milestone (by Dow Chem to overcome. often germinates in late ing rapidly to form dense ical Company) has proven Ifyou remember, there summer producing flowers stands which out-compete very effective in controlling was a time that Lincoln and seeds the following any native vegetation pre all varieties of broadleaves, County was covered up summer. sent. especially thistles. with Musk Thistle, particu A single plant may pro It destroys farmland, Let's all work together larly in Ruidoso on-Gavilan duce between 30,000 cropland, forest lands, to keep our county beauti Canyon Road and Carrizo 100,000 seeds per year; roadsides, waste areas, ful and as weed free as pos Canyon Road. therefore, controlling seed stream banks, gardens and sible. Due to the concerted production is absolutely yards. If you see large popula efforts of many groups, essential. The Lincoln 0 County tions of these plants please including the Lincoln Seedlings develop into Cooperative Weed Manage call the Lincoln County County Cooperative Weed rosettes the first year, then ment Area offers free vine Cooperative Weed Manage Management Area, these produce extravagantly the gar to any Lincoln County ment Area at 575-354 heavy infestations are following year as a mature resident. 2220, ,·.S···.. u~ ../'~ ) ---- ERVICE D I R T o RY BUilDING MATERIAlS' , • TreeThinning + Needle Removal Rough Sawn £1Molino Beautiful Rustic 'ineLFirLumber Sawmill Fireplace Mantels • Firewood • Drainage Solutions Beams &:Posts Alligatol'lunipel' • HazardTree Removal • Maintenance Siding &:Decking BlackWalnut Vigas,Latillas,COl'bels <> PUl'ple Heal't Cedal' • Gravel Driveways • Landscaping Office: 336-2321 &:FUl'nitul'e Lumbel' Mesquite,Pecan ..." 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Playstation 3, two Playsta was reportedly cashed at a of the car was working. fying remains that were fbund near Red The bones show a history ofbad nasal tion controllers, a 12-gauge local grocery store. River in northern New Mexico. . andmouth infections. . 1\vo gun theft shotgun and a pair of . . In 2006, a human.skull was found There were also signs of dental work speakers was reported in I see you The theft of two pistols, near the Red River fish hatchery in Red with many cavities and a cavityihatwas the 100 block of Duffer a .25 automatic and a 9mm River. not filled. .. June 9. An attempted breaking was reported in the 200 Late last month, a human jaw was The remains are approximately 10 The door jam was an entering was reported at block of Resort Drive June found approximately half a mile away years old. . reportedly busted and the a restaurant in the 2900 6. fromwhere the skull was found. Anyone with information in this are thiefleft the door open. block of Sudderth, Jurie 7. Broken window The Officeofthe Medical Investigator asked to please contact the State Police Buyer beware Surveillance cameras hasindicatedthat thejawbone and skull . Criminal InvestigatiOJis BUreau in Taos showed a man attempting A truck window was have similarities, and could belong to a at 1-575-758-1466 or 1-505-753-2277 On June 8 a victim to enter the rear door and reported broken in the 100 reported to Ruidoso Police then trying the freezer block of Jack Little, June 4. that she had bought chil door. Damage was estimated at dren's books from an indi A screen at the back of $250. . Financial fraud tips and tools for seniors vidual identifying himself the building was reportedly Lock & key SANTA FE - Invest membership in religious they have a history of-com as an employee of Dynasty damaged. ment fraud continues to be congregations, social clubs plaints and disciplinary Sales Company on Feb. 2. Thnes stolen The owner of a motorcy reported as the fastest or civic organizations and action," Kohl said. When she didn't receive cle reported his lock and growing form ofelder abuse then later offer investment The Securities Division the books she discovered On June 7 a car stereo key stolen on June 3. and the New Mexico opportunities. offers several tools to help Securities Division of the Free Lunch Seminars investors protect them Regulation and Licensing - often starting as an invi selves' from investment Department is recognizing tation in the mail, they frauds and scams: World Elder Abuse promise to educate individ The Securities Division's Charge this ring set from a residence in and into the victim's fence Awareness Day (WEAAD) uals about investing strate toll-free ·number at 800 the 100 block of Acequia in the 100 block of Central by reminding senior gies or managing money in 704-5533. Ruidoso Downs Police was reported to Ruidoso June 4. The car's owner investors to use caution retirement, the draw is an The division can provide cited April Urban, 26, on a . Downs Police on June 4. was cited for criminal dam when making investment expensive meal provided at investors with information charge of shoplifting from Going south age to property. decisions and to be aware of no cost. about licensed investment Walmart on June 4. No battery here financial scams. Seniors are asked to pro brokers, and additional Girlwanted Ruidoso Police took New Mexico regulators vide financial information resQUJ;cestQ assist in John Campbell, 41, into A car battery was are taking part in WEADD, that is later used to offer vestors in making informed Ruidoso Downs Police custody June 4 on a war reported stalen in the 200 Monday, June 15, by bring them a sometimes inappro investment decisions for arrested Crystal Silva, 19, rant issued by the Eddy block of Agua Fri, June 2. ing attention to investment priate or fraudulent invest their money. on a warrant from Ruidoso County Sheriffs Office. The victim reported to fraud and offering tools to ment opportunity. Additional infdrmation Magistrate Court, June 4. Wait for me! police that he returned help seniors protect them Anyone offering a secu on investment fraud is Theft rings home to find his car broken selves. rities-related investment located on the Web at A neighbors car report into and the battery miss Elders remain the num product in New Mexico www.ProtectYourMoney. The theft of a wedding edly rolled across the street ing. ber one target of invest must be licensed with the org. ment fraud, an under rec Securities Division, and the The Securities Division ognized and underreported securities product being offers free seminar presen form of elder abuse. offered must be registered. tations and talks around State Police investigates suspicious death While anyone should ''We can help effectively the state through its Savvy MORA - Agents with Agents were called to at the Buena Vista Ranch. use caution when a research a potential invest Investor Program. the New Mexico State the residence in the after The vehicle has a large I proached with an invest ment and check the back "My hope is that Police are investigating the noon of June 8. front push bumper. ' ment opportunity, there ground' of the salesperson investors in New Mexico, death of 59-year-old Through the investiga New MexicoState Police are two popular types of offering that investment," and especially senior Roberto Mendez. tion, agents learned that a is asking anyone with fraudulent activities that said Bruce R. Ko~, securi investors, will take advan The death occurred at vehicle used by Mr. information on Roberto target seniors: ties division director. tage of the resources avail the Buena Vista Ranch Mendez is missing. Mendez or the missing Affinity Fraud - finan "We can tell you able to them through the near Mora. The vehicle is a solid vehicle to contact the Las cial predators use the tactic whether an individual and Securities Division to bet Mendez was last seen black·1997 Ford Expedition Vegas State Police office 1 of gaining the confidence of his or her company are ter protect themselves from alive Saturday, June 6, in with New Mexico registra 505-425-6771 or call local their victims by approach licensed to sell securities in becoming a victim ofinvest the evening. tion 223NNB which is kept enforcement. ing them through common New Mexico, and whether ment fraud", Kohl said. US..-..-. D I R T R y _._, .... < '.• : ,'I. lANDSCAPING RUOFING THERAPY FAMILY INSTITUTE· * ZIl~cgp6s 1mQsc'PtD~ _Cheryl Aiken, M.S. 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Owner. 575.802.32 • Veteran Owned . [email protected] • greenmo • aVIs CONSTRUCTION ·111 CONSTRUCTION ·,·JI'''LBR ASH EXCAVATING &GENEAAL'CONSTRUCTION ·L...... ~.I~~1I·8nr.wOod· Ucense #91438 'Bonded • Drall1;i1~~,§Olutlon,s. Seasoned Cord Wood .Tree Removal- Lot Clearing - Landscape • RailroadtrfeWoi'k·· 0 Tree Trimming Sand &Gravel Hauling - Demolition . o XeraScape' .;. . 0 !free Thinning . . . o Lawn Care ·0 Coyote Fencing Travanon Ash, Owner o Gravel Driveways 0 Snow Removal HeR 46 Box 1543 .~ Arthur Miller Office: (575)937-9268 I FliJidoSQ Downs, NM 88346 575·937·6522 ~ 2S14 SUdderth Drive 1tI016 Ruldoso, NM 8$345 ...... _ ... '+~;;; ...~ ..•. :FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2009 MILESTONES RUIDOSO NEW'S • PAGE 9B Iii1D ANNouNCEMENTS Births at LCMC girl, Leah Nicole Gramer, 4 Scarpa of Ruidoso. Tamara Onecima Chavez, Capitan Caitlyn Mariah Voorbach, lbs, 15.1 oz, 18" and a boy, April 16, 2009, a boy, 6 lbs, 11.1 oz, 19-1/2", to April 26, 2009, a boy, 6lbs, 14.5 oz, 19", to Trisha . Dec. 28, 2008, a boy, Rylee Miles Gramer, 4 lbs, Santiago Cardiel, 6 lbs, Janet and Albert Chavez of Ronald Roy Blaylock, Jr., 8 Richardson and Cruz CodyLloyd Buegeler, 6 lbs, 6.7 oz, 19",to Christine and 13.4 oz, 19.1/2", to .Erica 'Tularosa lbs, 0.8 oz, 20", to Kerlinda Voorbach of Ruidoso Q.5 oz, 19-1/2", to Tracie Scott Gramer of Ruidoso and Adrian Cardiel of April 22, 2009, a girl, Valdez and Ronald April 29, 2009, a girl, and. Lance Buegeler of Dec. 30, 2008, a girl, Ruidoso Alyssa Paige Dedman, 4 Blaylock of Mescalero Kairah Ylonne Shanta, 7 Ruidoso Kyleigh Evan Rene April 18, 2009, a girl, lbs, 11.2 oz, 19", to Sheena April 27, 2009, a boy, lbs, 4 oz, 19-3/4", to Twyla ., Dec. 28, 2008, a girl, Emerson-Betti, 6 lbs, 13.6 Sofia Lindsay Salas, 7 lbs, Yazza and Dennis Dedman Nicholas Kee Yuzos, 5lbs, Chino and Matthew Belin Raquel Marie Wilson, 6lbs, oz, 21-1/2", to Susan 4 oz, 19", to Lindsay and of Mescalero 8.3 oz,18", to Franette Jim of Mescalero 12.7 oz, 19-3/4", to Emerson-Betti of Ruidoso Mario Salas of Ruidoso April 25, 2009, a girl, and Rowan M. Yuzos of April 30, 2009, a girl, Dominique and Jamie Dec. 31, 2008, a boy, April 19, 2009, a girl, Cheyenne Rashay Flora, 7 Ruidoso Taysia Renae Bell, 7 lbs, Wilson of Ruidoso Alan Alejandro Alire, 7 lbs, Danielle Shalee Kuehn, 5 lbs, 14.8 oz, 20", to Brittney April 28, 2009, a boy, 3.4 oz, 20", to Paula Baca Dec. 29, 2008, a girl, 13.1 oz, 21", to Cristina.and 'lbs, 10 oz, 18-1/2", to Rashay Flora of Ruidoso Benjamin Curtis Lewis, 8 and Guy R. Bell of Ruidoso Audrianna Nicole Salcido, Alejandro Alire of Ft. Kimberly A. Linfoot and April 25,2009, a .boy, lbs, 13.7 oz, 20", to Marin April 30, 2009, a girl, 7 lbs, 4.8 oz, 19-112", to Sumner Daniel R. Kuehn of Carson Nathaniel Couch Goza and Tim Lewis of Riley Brooke Morgan, 7 lbs, Bethany A. Barnett of Dec. 31, 2008, a girl, Capitan Muse, 7 lbs, 6.5 oz, 20", to Ruidoso 7.3 oz, 21-1/2", to Deana Ruidoso Down Ellanore Joan Hough, 8lbs, April 20, 2009, a boy, Erin Muse and Jimmy April 28, 2009, a boy, Comanche and Delmer Dec. 29, 2008, a boy, 1 OZ, 21", to Sununer and Justin Dean Morin, Jr., 6 Couch of Ruidoso Tyler Rope Morgan, 11 lbs, Morgan of Mescalero. David Carsten Newell, 7 Roy Hough of Ruidoso lbs, 12.8 oz, 19-1/2", to April 26, 2009, a boy, 15.6 oz, 21", to Genevieve Ips, 13 oz, 20", to Kelly and Dec. 31, 2008, a boy, Brittny and JustinMorin of Presten Joseph Edward Victor and Roy Morgan of Note: December births Brian Newell of Capitan Rowdyn Joshua Wood, 6 Alamogordo Miller, 6 lbs, 10 oz, 18", to Tularosa listed were ommitted when Dec. 29, 2008, twins, a lbs, 17-1/2", to Nicole April 22, 2009, a girl, Kimalee and Paul Miller of April 29, 2009, a girl, that list was published. '~I l ,,).. . . . ,. HomeFin.der is published every week'~ 'or.y RHIlI' <'f\bhlH TEPEE CABINS 104 WESTBURY LANE ~t·)·, Established Ruidoso 580 Fl. of Ruidoso River 3 Bdrm. 2 Bath compliments ofour Advertisers. 212 MUBKE'I'IIALL DR. 201 RIO ARRIBA ."',k. Cool pines surround this one level 3BR12BA on corner lot In great central Business - 5Lavishly Located on 1.8 acres at Almost new energy efficient Neitherthe publishernorthe listingagent or advertiserwillassumeresponsibility for ~ 3BR12BA (extra vanity & sink in BR2 location. Moster suite w/pnvote furnished modern Cabins. Mechem &Sudderth. 7com· upper canyon home Light typographical errors. misprints. etc. contained In this publication. HomeFinderis &3) on 112 acre tot, nice views 8. covered deck. Open kitchen. living accessible oreo off Alpine Village Rd w/pellet stove and dining area Commercial property located merciallots. 6Cabins, &Airy Floor Plan, Catherdal designed to promote and enhance the services ofthe realestate professional. It is not ~f". D~i/~o~~~!~g:~ r~i~~~s I:~~~~~rm Detached 2 car gorage w/workshop in midtown with room for 1mobile home, 18 mobile Ceilings, Large Rooms. 2· meant to serveas a substitute for, or an alternative to, classified advertising by real plus 3 parking areas including RV home spaces. Excellent Car Garage Great Ruidoso estate owners.Thepublisherreserves the rightto refuseanyadvertisementat anytime. back. covered deck-fenced areo off Fenced yard, metal roof. landscaped three more cabins. F" Vailley Vt·ews. large ullllty roo~ w/freezer. washer & with mature aspen trees Income, awner mancmg Propertyadvertised in HomeFlnder is subject to the FairHousingActof 1968. All dryer loll remoin] 8. double cor port $600,000 Available. $825,000 $224,900 propertyadvertisedinthis publicationisavailableon an equalopportunity basis.This MLSII103926 MLSi/ 101918 MLSi/103572 magazine is not a real estate broker and is not offering to assist in the selling or MLB# 102401. 8228,000 purchasingof real estate. All advertisinginformationcontained in the publication is ~~$1f vmm n~@W$~ U'JmJ f,1l arm $~~ Ii ~~~~~ rJ~!lY t11mU providedbythe advertiserand/or the listingagent. ~~~~~l1!~~/~nlll~~······:---R"}~:; Real Estate Advertising Sales: Doris Schoffthaler I.- TI I) o I..' o Diane Gremillion ,'. . Dollar Producer .. t. ...., 937-5118 Publication Layout: Del Larson (575) 258-3888 :' .' : 515.931.2921 REALTY GROUP. LLC Graphic Artists: Del Larson, Megan Murphy &James Goodwin Toll Free 1-866-505-3888 .. ,,;; ,: ~ Mechem Or•• SII. 318 • Ruidoso. NM 88345 • m·258·1601 • Toll Free 1·866·901· Member Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce. @ v tWo .. 0 J.. J.. ' 0-//7.£0..0 ~.0 /7••• ,.F /7J \ 6/ qj::£:/::d'::'~JL7 OV , , IIt REAGb ~~U&U[g AeMQOELEDANPSEAUTJFULlThls!s acolorful MAKE ANOFFERTODAVon thIs very eha IngS bdrm, . THIS CHARMINGCOn"GE f1AS BEEN REDUCED! .With' BACK ON 'THE MAAKETand drastically redUi:ed1 .OWner has hornewIfEmced back yard, storage building, garage 2bathhOrit.e, .. paVed-dn.'ve, 2c.ar.gat~Ql" cove. ad deck on good sIze bedrOO!l1S arid,11 bpth Ihis Is amOdular hOrTie, not moved and must sell. Really darling 2bdmt, 2bath sparldlng clean comer lot In Rancho Ruidoso vaney~, les, need back amobile home. New exterior paint! Beautiful flat lot with condo w.1ow condo fees. New thennal windows. newer siding, refriger and all the extras inSide. very relaxing interior and yard, nice landscaping, permanent fa ndanoh. OWNER trees, great for kids or pets. Large covered wraparound deck ator. hot water heater. Huge rock fireplace In IMng room, Gas forced air IS AMUST to see. Walk to town or walk the. new VERY MOTIVATED. $165,000#104966' .' with screened In pOrCh area',ln back for easy outdOOr living. heal Large cOvered deck In frantlo enjoy the cool breeze through the walking path atWingfield Park. Enjoy the fireplace Newerfumace, w!lsherahd ro!r;geralor. SkyllghUnlMng room pines. No dogs a1Jowed. REDUCEDlO $109,000 #105328 with the.open floor plan. $210,000 jF105327 and l)eauillullarge rock fireplace. $118,500 1105245 aOTTA .SEE THIS FOR YOURSELF. This Is an older home ~Iace, la': r§emeste. ribedroom,'de~koverlooklng creek, Race Track. OWNER ANXIOUS and will consider all offers. .G 1.3 ACRES of WATEA RIGHtS with 2.69t lacresdy0l land, ~r(jnt • Localed In Glel1CO, Ihls 4bdrtn,2 bath home srea to .: wlth "GREAT" charaCter,Two living areas make Ihls agood . .lenCed baCkyatll, 'doublll Clltporl and :utllityrOorn. yard $48,500 #104060 place to hava lamlfy get-togethers, LOI goes street to street.. has aclndarbloek lind pipe lence. Great lorasecond home :,'.:.. U.'.. move'Into. This Is acharming home with hardwood flOOrs., a 'Or full lime residence. $175,000 #103259 NICELY DONE INTERIOR· This 2bdrm, 2bath, 1344 Sq. flreplace, an updaled kitchen, covered deck,catporl, even a This hOme's wol'1de[fulfy located and very easy sceess, ,Cell . . 1) ,. today for your·shoWlng~ .PRiCe REDUCED TO $175,000 Ft.home has blien Remodeledl Alf new kitchen and bath· new hotlub. For the animals In your life the bam comes with OOTI~ rooms, new water lines, naw wood floors inliving room, din- \ slab floor, Easy access for yourRV, come by today for a #104612 CHECKTHIS bedroom. 2bjl'th; Older mamllaC\ured a ~ome jng room and half way. Huge wrap around deck With ';;. , shOwing, Priced reduced to $275,500. #103831 with large covered dack, completely lurnlshed, sitting Y cOzy CABIN INTH~PINES this 2blldroomj 2bAth hils On .25 acres. Includes asloreglf Sh\ld and lelllii3d yard on rnoontainViews. Large under house storag~area, $169,900 '" ~en lasleful~ remodeled. Thlscut I!! cabin has afire- .three sides. Aparfeclllel-a-watandl,cloSe to Illoso Downs #103735 TH U\y .. .- - .. • iWITHt;J - - . EB ;,:'1 1;1 , .\ ";,1 ... _. " ', y. I;. d1\Ji\ )i de L·" 1. hi t = r .rt *d IT .- ". PAGE lOB· RUIDOSO NEWS CCU§§JIIFlIlED§ -, RUIDOSO NEWS if .$ BY MAIL: II BY PHONE: tl BY FAX: BY EMAIL: WALK IN: f;1 (with Visa or MasterCard) I Ruidoso News Classifieds (with Visa or MastesCard) (with Visa or MasterCard) (8 AM - 5 PM, Mon. - Fri.) elassifieds@ruidosonew!l.com L.~· Box 128, Ruidoso, NM 88355-0128 J. 575·257-4001 575-257-7053 OR le s@ruidos,oueWs.com 104 Park Ave., Ruidoso You can reach over CLASSIFICATIONS ' 1 257-4001 365,000 readers with one call. ~. 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" refuse classified ads due to inappropriate content, ~':r~:reerbuildet notices legal Notices 152 Legal Notices 152 Legal Notices 152 legal N6Uces 152 ligalHotices 152 Legal NoUces 152 Legal Noils 152 Emplo.YJllent 204 ...Employment------II1II:204 ~''. 313 Cree Meadows ~i=t~~~sv d acc~~~ T010 (S7S1 2S8·9404 interest at 5.00% per 7107 Birch #8654 2T (6l12,17 regular scheduled Drive, Ruidoso, New 0 t1e s Ruidoso, NM 99345 meeting beginning at Lincoln County 100-152 Mexico 88345, soli. end owned by debtor. and CERTIFICATE OF ~889,m tofrat~e Yo\~ ~I TWELFTH Lincoln County, , convey to the highest hereafter achulred SERVICE; sale. The amount of UenSolewi!be held JUDICIAL DISTRICT t;gowfl/'6e hlt~eatr~: Detention Detention ' " bidder for cosh all b~gk~ ~~~rds ~J such interest to the Date: COURT Ruidoso Admlnlstra Center PubllclSpeelal Notices 114_ ~j~rt, olit'Def~~d~n~r~ t h:;d a ~ ohiT~e3Y th~t dote of sale will be June 13, 2009 COUNTY tlve Offices, 313 Cree Center ' debtor, whether in ace1i!r, e n J OF LINCOLN is MlS~;~iar a~l~ii~ Time: Meadows. DrIve, In accepting is accepting r; Karen's Varnadore Cleaners, ~oper or electronic cc rr ect copy of the in'e 2:00 prn . 3:00 prn STATE OF the Village of Inc. Jimmy 0 eO~:;1p mr:~~~in~u tr~~ {y.Se~~~~fiJI~~~lng, nees has the right to Locet/on: NEW MEXICO Ruidoso. The p'ulpose applications for applications for: ; , Korner ~orry~~~~~oreJo f~u~'~~ rt"oi tu by bid at such sale and 521 Carrizo Canyon of the public hearing 1Il4town ;Emporium fixtures and accounts po st c qe prepaid, on submit its bid verbal IN THEMATTEROF Is to hear the app.eal Detention to the following Real receivable and thiS dar. of Apnl Iy or in writing, The /Iems to be sold: THE ESTATE OF 3~m~7s~/o:~ 'd';,~7j, FT Sucldllrth .. Eaglll ProQorty and Person proceeds This 2009,1OThe fal owing; Plainllff may arp.ly Household & Mise ROBERT a Officers , 15715-491-3368 o! "Prope1!c located in Includes all c cc e s all or any port 0 Its Items CALLENDER, of PSD09-001, a Administrative' , sions and appurte Cordelia Friedman Deceased. commercial site $9.50per hr. • 8e18QtiOD .01 ~~~~~n on~rn~escr~beed nances to, renewals Skedal Assistant ~~r~~a~ee "ptricet °jn tli~~ #8653 2T (6)12,17 development, on the Assistant J,.arlre to sa:.llU'p 05 follows or r e pl o c e of, or N~w M~~rc~T~=~~lon of cash. The sale Couse No. P8.2009-16 following described substitutions for, any may be postponed and TWELFTH Divisionlll property: FTLPN $9.75per hr. dresses, blouses ~~~c:6AI; 81pckL~E1R equipment, furniture & Revenue rescheduled at the JUDICIAL DISTRICT $15.00 per hr. & jacket•• and fixtures ond PostDOffi~~B~~t630 discretion of the COURT NOTICE Lot 12B-l Block 4 GATEWAY SU80lVI accounts receivables Special Moster COUNTY OF TOarnrroRS Yo.ung He(ghts Subdl ~ Ezteuslve collec SION, RUIdoso, Ma~~~la8j~0~~0630 LINCOLN vlsion. • 100% Medical 100% Medical tion of ~pwork, lincoln County, New [h er ejnofte r the "Pro NOTICE IS FUR STATE OF NEW NOTICE IS HERE Benefitfor Full ' , .torlin&'.•Over Mexico, as shown by party.") THER GIVEN t h c t MEXICO BY GIVEN tho! the :~~~.nd01~ ~i~h:ll~ Benefitfor Full the Replot of Lots 16, Daniel A. B'Y.!!nt the real property and undersigned has been Time employees,' : ~aITlDp.bracelets 17 and 18, and' the Attorney'fer ~e IN THE MATTER OF appointed personal Time employees. The scle . will be modo Improvements ~':~tk.. r s APt!"II~~t~ , Deilk1aces. West 5 3 feet of Lot ~~IMJ:s~~I:~~ T~'II concerned with herein THE ESTATE OF representative of this &0 19, Block H·I, Tract B~f~~rt 0 ~~d t Con~;n~' 1 ZELLA MAE HICKS, estate. All persons rublic may appear at Apply at the Apply at the Suite 8 will be sold subject to Deceased • Unique collection Judgment and 'Decree any and. all patent rhii~g ec~a;~St e ag~i~s~ ehv~dehne(aerin?or b~: Lincoln County r ' ~i t~~d C~.u~~: ~r~~k of Foreclosuro upon Ruidoso.Now Moxlco Lincoln County qlLamPwork . 0834S r e s e r v c ti c n s , ease required to present Detention Center and Ex-offICIO record Verified Complolot ments, all recorded PB-2009·14 against the appeal Detention Center l!mdsoape pen. or of lincoln County. for Debt ond Money and unrecorded liens their claims within must be p r c v Id ed or mail resumes to: dants. New Mex"C July 11, Due, Real Property. ~?grN, O'nf~O\ NOTICE two months after the ~~~Orrng.to l~~on:ubhl~~ or mail resumes to ~~J'e5Na ~~~ f~llec~~~~~de3er~~nd TO'CI'II:'OTTOS dote of the first publi P.O. Box 339 '246 oblnat F, ~~~~~~tsyuro~or:~{~:~~~ R088, PA cation of this Notice lng questions P.O. Box 339 Free pregnancy test. unrecorded special 511 Hangar Lane: Caring & confIdential and Replevin entered RUSSELL R. DOR or the claims wilr be ~h~c~rdingc ~htea ctap~h~ 511 Hangar Lane assessments and forever barred. 0 Carrizozo, NM ' assistance. 258·1800 With 0 common street on April 14, 2009 SEY has been Carrizozo, NM address of 204 which resulted from 0 ~~~es ~rai~tiffm~Xd ~t~ appointed Personal ;~~~rYJs e"ithS~r Village of Ruidoso Sudderth Drive, bro P{h: Planning OeRartment 88301 suit to foreclose a #8627 4T (S )22,29 attorneys disclaim all ~~~r:t~nta~fe lf LtlhX 88301 RUIdoso, New MeXICO Note, Mortpages and (6)5,12 E undersigned personal between the following EOE Vendor Spaces 88345 " responSibility for, and MAE HICKS, representative at EOE ~:Idu rbtl pra~~tTf1 m~~J the purchaser at the Deceased. All persons h~8r~~ar B~O'bsi~.~.~ ~======~ Available at Mid STATE OF sale tqkes the proper ~~lle~~:~ n 11; K ~hrt; .... Including all .Personal wherein Plaintiff was NEW MEXICO having cloims against 12;00 p.m. and 1;00 ,. town Emporiuml Property described as adludged to have the this Estate are Mountain Meadows, p.m.·4;30 p m . Ruidoso News on COUNTY OF ~Yol~~~/~~t ~f' t'~: Ruidoso News on 575·2S7·6460. Ask follows All Accounts first and prior lien LINCOLN required to present Ruidoso, New Mexico Mooday through line at and Other Rig~ts to their claims within K line at for Linda oga!nst the Property, TWELFTH t~~~t~ r t Xsse~ror tho: ~8f45tH~r t8isTW~T r:id~rj Cr~~e M~~~~~~ www.ruidosonews. Payment All right to subJect only. to the JUDICIAL DISTRICT www.ruldosonews.· payment, whether or :~e" J~le "67n!t~~ ~n.~t Drive, Ruidos'4' New rnl'Tl ~~7do~~ t~~ ~~I~geRe~~ ~~oaplerty~ r affi~,'u~~ n ~~ fu~YcRi~1 1i"tl,'itc~ 3 cam ' not earned by No. CV·08·389 ~~?;~~ca:,~01heOfcIJ;'ir\~ ~Ni ii5°a'.43~r. 5, 0 r rn~~f~~rron~;elimi::ll~: Property, and was any mobile or Court, PO Box 725, lost Pets 130 awarded judgment on LASALLE BANK NA manufactured home will be forever Carrizozo New payment for property Counts One, Two and to the land, deoctiva Mexico, 88301 WITNESS my hand as trustee for Wash tion of ,title to a barred, Claims must and the seal of the Need to sell $100. Reword or services sold. Three against Defen ington Mutuol Mort be presented either to something? To place a classl leased, rented, dants Jimmy D mobile or manufac the Personal Repre DATED; ~\~la8th ~~y ~yi1~~e~ Lost Female PUppy @:~t'fjc~f::·TW~U~ tured home on the Moy 22, 2009. Phone 257-4001 fied ad licensed, or assigned Varnadore and senta!ive in core of 2009, Black Chihuahua ThiS Includes any Jacquelyn R Varna Series 2006-AR06 property, if any, Hinkle, Hensley, Ruidoso News phone environmental con /sl Wht marks on rights ond Interests dare on the Note as of Trust, Shanor & Marlin, Kothleon 'Kitty' (SEAL) Classifleds 257-4001 ~h~lcuhdlnOebat~r li~nas~ March 20, 2009, for tamination on tho L.L.P .. Oames H. chest like a heart Plaintiff, praparty, . II ~ny, and Bozarth),' P.O. Box Callendor ___,/5/ _ lost In Ruidoso b';.ionc~ nPalId$1r.rB'N~~~ 10Mlng Violations con 113 White Moun· have by low or agree 10, Roswell, New tain Meadows Downs please call ment ago lOst ony ac accrued interost .,. cerning the property, Mexico 88202 or flied if any. Ruidoso, NM 88345 Lape or Mireyo @. count debtor or through March 20, with the District Petitioner obligor of De~tor 2009 of S4 late COurt of Lincoln Gen. Help Wanted 224 Gen. Help Wanted 22~ !pRI~~rr7;~,RY J~H~ NOTICE IS FUR 937-6349 or 973-2386 J nventory All Inven IS30.98, 0 COunty, New Mexico, Re,pectfully tory held or ultimote ~~:r:~te s at a the$ 8r~?e' ~f DOE A, (True Nome THER GIVEN that Su&mitted; ; . c~~ '.' The City ofRuidoso Downs': · sale or loose, or 10.25% per annum ~p~t,~ j8~N ~~re ~h~~ra;~ke a:itl:u;~ DATED this 26th day whIch has been or will a gCE of May, 2009. ~~~i~ p~if' i~ et~: lsi <.", $500 REWARD be supplied under t s tdaiilr and JANE DOE, Itrue the above described jobs I =::: '. isaccepting applications ~lght Tan, Male contracts of service, $49 79100 per day and names unknownl, reol property subiect lsi ~~~~ 8 ~~i~: ~s~ 200-232 , for part time : :;;: Q ~ Tenants, to one month right Chihuahua with or which are raw for reasonable Russell R. Dorsey P.O. Box1912 mo1erlols, work in attorneys' feos and of redemption Personol Represento Ruidoso, NM 88345 ,~ II:> tags. Brown process, or materials costs of this suit, plus Defendants tlve 157Sb2:>7-0129 Need to sell some COMMUNICATIONS halter. Answers used or consumed 10 257- 113 Fox thing? ~~:ciaclas~a~trr'~u~ri~~ NOTICE OF SALE HINKLE, HENSLEY, Person~ ~ to the nome Debtor's business Attorney for Phone Ruidoso DETJ:NTION OFFICER Equ,pment. All tion, costs of sale and SHANOR& MARTIN, 01Representative rURBO. Lost equIpment,. Including for such other NOTICE IS HERE8Y LLP. News High school diploma Dr equivalent. Must be a '" seen at Canyon but !'lot lImited. to, GIVEN that 00 June #86SS IT (6)12 CIOSSif~~~~ ~~pe7~exses if a ~~y, i ~~~~ 17, 2009, at the hour 'of at 257· U.S. citizens, 21years ofage and posses avalid: ~ Greek Lodge machinery, vehicles, 1,1 furniture, , fixtures, once as may be 10:00 a.m., tho under James H, Bozarth VILLAGE NM Driver's License. Must pass physical and':: Moy 27, 09. Very manufactUring equip incurred by Ploiotiff, signed Special Moster P.O, Box10 OF RUIDOSO much missed, ment, farm mochin plus interost thereon will, at the northeast #8649 2T (6)10,12 rs"6~eM~~Mg202 drug screening. Starting pay range is$9.97 to ;, ery and equipment, as provided in the entrance of the NOTICE OF Need to sell some 505-475-5280 Lincoln County Court NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ~ Mortgoges and Note ~ax: 505-623-9332 thing? $10.78 per hour depending on certification and ~rf~fe ~~~lPrn;~~rtd The expenses of sale house, Carrl'zozol New LIEN SALE Mexico, so I 0 I the ~UWsn~rl°~. NOTICE hereby Phone Ruidoso experience. EEOE. for complete job description' " keeping equipment, M'~ hh~ ISpe~a~ • Is ports and tools The s :e:r of , I right, title and inter L & 0 Sell Storage DORSEY Personol News est of the above- gre~u/~J1ia th80v~!:ffn~ and application visit City Hall at 122 Downs property Includes any' deducted from the Representative for Classlfieds at 257 legal Notices 152 equipment descrlbaC:t solo procoeds before ~~cTefo ?he:e1,do~~t~aff~ Owner: the Estate of ZELLA Bad~ will hold a Drive, Ruidoso Downs, NM Dr Judith Roden 4001 CaJI575·378·4422 #8584 4T (4 )24 In a list or schedule any satisfaction of MAE HICKS, ~g~elC: 30, ~~ (5)1.8,15 Debtor gl .... es to ludg,ment. Any' party described roo I estate Deceose ea£lrcf9 email [email protected] lender. but such a bldolng its ju(J.Qmenf, to the highest bidder Last Known Address: conjunction with their TWELFTH Ils1 IS not necessary to or any port Hiereof, ~r tocob~· soldTh~ ~~~~:d JUDICIAL DISTRICT create 0 .. olld secur! may submit its bid to COURT d ,nterest ,n all of the Spacial Moster, ei at 105 Wild Turkey Gen. Help Wanted Gen. Help Wanted 224, Gen. Help Wanted 224 Gen. Help Wanted 224 Gen, Help Wanted 224 Gen, Help Wanted 224 COUNTY ther orally or in writ Lone, Alto, and is 224 OF UNCOLN I f'e~:~ru ~ e ~~~jpmoe~fd situate in lincoln STATEOF ~f' orh~~r b~ds t:ustsa~~ County, New Mexico, Chottel Poper All and is p'articularly NEWMEX/CO In\trumo"ts Includ for cosh or funds in a ng negohable lnstru described as follows: CITYsANK NEW 'T'e~.\ cnd promissory :h~m Ploin~iffePat~dblerr'lutst MEXICO, note~ and ony other ~~ t~~id da~y onh~ ~~~: ~~RTK TvJ~~bS O~Q~ ..,-r,·,ng'l or records DIVISION, UNIT 2, Plaintiff. fha t e't'ldence the PlaIntiff may bid ot vs. nght to payment of a tho sale and may ~1~~OL~EXr~~N~Y~ t.~Ma;I~~rl.!ij~~IM:af:W... monetary obligation VARNADORE SHOWN BY THE &tiJDoSQNmvs ~rpl~ i~dg~anrn¥a Pt~~ and tong.ble and PLAT THEREOF CLEANERS. INC electroniC chaffel JIMMY 0 VARNA ~¥rc~~~t, pric~h~n sl~,~ FILED IN THE OF OORE and JACQUE r~~~~ Ible~enoAI: FICE OF THE COUN 1·~··~ANiE~PRODUCiION~~.s.I~TA~T LYN R VARNA ~e'1c ~ed ~~~ponaetd tW~ TY CLERK AND EX· .. .. :; .. ADVERTISING SALES genero~ h u OORE STATE Of I"tanpibles OFFICIO RECORD discretion of the NEW MEXICO ;7~u~~n!. t~~ t"oo: ER OF LINCOLN !Th9Ruldoso News hi sEl$kil'lgaparttbnei2~'hours perweek, TAXATION AND Spedal Moster. COUNTY NEW TheRuidoso News seeks an experienced SAtES EXECUTIVE REVENUE DEPART ~e~T~nldIS( a fIO~e"n:S r~~ MEXIC0 6CTOBER lempfoyee f~ the position of MENT and VILLAGE James A Askew of ~~. 7 to callon established accounts and new business prospects. a t e nts , copyrIghts, Rodey, Dickason, sJr, IN TU8E ~Jnicip~lUc~r~o~oi,~' '" o~. rrodemarks, trade 51000, Akin & Robb, This individual also designs and develops campaigns and of the Stote of Now socrets, goodwill, PI);, 201711irll' 'Slii!itt, '. THe-- FOREGOING Moxico, ~rad~sts~a';:~mit~U~~on~ N.vv. Post Office Bo~ S~ will be mode to " ~ ~=~~ T~.!.'.·.8fuid., promotes within an assigned territory by utilizing and 1888, cAl b¥lIIIIIIt9U.ll.., satIsfy,' \1•..iudgmenl"" ... '" ~oweekerKlWo~'~ ~ .'l'Jj~'fi'; presentingdemographic information andspeclayouts. Solicits Defendants franchISes, paymont New Mexi~o' 11,7·103 ' rendered 'lTf '.the above ~: 'or\~stbe: Intanglblos, computer 150S1 768.735f 1,' tho' 'Co,irt' io 'l~e above ii 1;tl" i,)cl<::.,Z?1!\ t pag~s, ~ and sells," intospecialty productsand.\, theme...'.' No CV·09·35 programs and all ~~~rne~n~~rrie~here~I~;~ :ati~:~so a~nd ~ii,~~1{ ... supporting. informa .'~ , . NOTICE Of FORE flon prOVided in ing this sale may be ~~09for~~i~~e o~ a~~or7 I.computerUterate. .'. .. . CLOSURE SAtE connection with a made to James A. Prefer an individual. with a minimum of.two y~"rs;sales transaction relating to Askew gage on tho above j.. •Have knowladge otavariety of softWareprograrns & ~ho~\ce S~rahhere~o~~~n ~~:rPth~er rig~~ov~ar:;sse aescribed property. p~ experience; Bachelor's Degree with knowledgeofmiw~paper lsi The PlaIntiff s I· an excellElllteyefordetalls, Special Moster, will Debtor's namo Sarah Prothro, Judg,mant, which lncl~d~: industry is preferred. Must possess excellent written and 00 May 21, 20u9, at Specific Property SOucialMostor incluaos ir'lterest and Responsibilities forthlsposltlllnwlIl 10;00 a.m. at the Description: All costs, is ~436,068,03 .$JbfulttIrlg ...... '. \ verbal communication skills alongwithhigh ethical standards Ruidoso Villoge HolI, oquipment, furniture, ~u~~~~~,enR~4E' and the samo bears " 8caI1Inlng I and strongeustomerservice skills. ~.... "'l' Gen. Help Wanltd 224 Gen. Help Wanted Gen, trelp Wanted Bilingual abilities in English and Spanish area bigplus. . ; .lllfonnetlol)forprint an4l)l'Ili~e ~dS.GIiiP,~IC~,~ign' 1.~~~~~~~~::~·~,:t~t:~Qu~90:~~~~:' Mustbeableto operatea motorvehicle, and provide proofof vali.d driver's license and liability insuranc~. \Good co~municatlon~kil~~,8f6 esse,nt/a1. " .' ';:.~,;<,::::'~.~.' '*~ , ~; .: l' W¢~h:!'an equalopportunitiesemployer(WEl re¢ognile and ~ ~.aJ~.OlJpo.·Il'._.~.~~ ·;~mP~.t.·~.~.:~.~.~:~:~.' appreciate the benefits of diversity'injthe .workplace. Those •.·.MkJl...· ." .•,1$.. M.t.a...Qq.t.h.. .. di~erse I i::! .. ,.. lIrethisJ,J~llef.!jtijjl1i!,~~'.. .; who share'this bj!lief or reRect a background are encouraged to apply. In addition to a competitive baCkgroOnclaruncouragedto$pp1y..We offer excellent.benefits ~,:dentalJ compensation package, weoffer excellent benefits including InQIudfng Vlek>n &. M oppOrtUnity foroutstanding medical, dental, vision, spending account, 401k and an I growtltpotential. OUr concMtla'fOrthe.healthand safety ofour opportunityforoutstandinggrowth potential. Our concern j emplOy..,1herefore WQ offer a.moke frae workel'lliironment ~ ~PJlHI1IploymentdRlgtestlng, isfor the health and safetyof our employees, thereforewe ! ...... ' offer a smoke-free work environment and conduct pre employment drugtesting. ThtAoIdOeoNewt IsaMediaNews GroupNew~paper and this tntry~.potIlIonoff9rStnm1Elhd<>U8earwopporfunltIeswilhrn The Ruidoso News isa Media News Group Newspaper and one ofthe leading cotlJOrat!on$ln.the newspaperlhdustry. Bright new Ruidoso pharmacy set to open this summer seeks certified this entry level position offers tremendous career pharmacy technicians. We also have openings for pharmacists who PIeaM send applk:atIons &l'8$umes to: opportunities'within one of the leading corporations in the newspaper Industry. maywant to work on a part-time basis. Enjoy excellent compensation Terry Fltz\y~Etr,P.ubJlsher' in a new environment that also offers the best in pharmacy software Ruldo$O News Att: Terry fitzwater, Publisher and strong corporate support. P.O. Box 128 104 .ark Avenue RuldofO, NM 88355 . ..' "'~ .... ", ~_ .'", '< " .....;,.,...., ~ ;'... ,".,,-"",""",,' '...-~ "",,'"'''''''l"",~i";''''!''''''''-~''''.'''''''' ..~ ....~,',~ 'W"l"'P;~"~ Ruidoso, NM ,88.145 ,Hours of operation are: I M-P 9a-6p' J -, Sat. 9a ~ Noon NoflhOM e.tfa, PlHHI Fax: S75-251..7053 , .:" .. , NO SUNDAY SHlFTS Your application/resume will be reviewed in the HR Dept.If' : '"t .,~ wilitf1\/ttWtd In the HR Dept. If youfuElet'thll. __ ." your eppIIodOn will beforew..-c!td to the you meet the listedqualifications, yourapplication/resume: , •f. .will" be forwa,rded totheappropriate department forfurther: : U! interested phone Joyce Eastwood at (325)212.4599 . , ·for1ta1her.~...... • DtletOtMlarge .1'tNl* '. O(lly thoae cho$Elll consider~ti~. Due to the large nu!tbe~ of applicatio,!1s a~ : ",~ resumes received, onlythosechosen'forfurtherconsideration _• · or email'.meat:[email protected] • "'.-'bt .', '. ··will beco~tacted . b-.' .~L ,t+t...... ",...... w Pit 0<:('\"\">" n..Ie 0; t.,P, 1$.\ ,"' '" FRIDAY UNE 12 2009 RUIDOSO NEWS· PAGE lIB EJnP/oymenI Z04 Em~oyment 204 Employment 204 Gen. Help Wanled224 Gen. Help Wanled 224 Rooms lor Rent 3114 Unlurn. AllIs. ' General 328 Unlurn. Alits, ' General 328 Furnished Houses 350 Need to sell some Needto sell some General OFFICE ASSIS ROOm for rent S300 all 369 Carters Lane Grl location 1 Ig bed. thing? thing? Apartment J~NTp ci'rerde~1 ~~II ~Ij~. n~d'7 f\e~se ~ag lea$lng $peclal, 1Bd/l Ba water & gas Phone Ruidoso Phone Ruidoso Maintenance Paid. S580 mo·S450 de ~lm~'"JI~' t.'~~\:}gs~c\'.!i News News C~- Clerical and PETS no Income posll. Close to Mid rental. No sml Now accepting resu t Url\hUlllllljlll\'" Computer Skills a qualifying town. 9372494 NO 915·491·7020 Classlfleds ot 257· Classifleds at 257· mes for maintenance PETS!! 4001 stoff for 60 unit oport Part time FRONT ~a~f/' ~pprvh07~ ~gcn &$~8t?m~~1t p~ CAlI ment complex. Person @ 505 *, Successful candidate DESK Excellent Mechem Drive· S300/dep. 378.0163 Pet 2 bed. 2 bath - $512 ADOmOIW.8n will have previous OK. no smoking Townhousesl maintenance or Pay + Must be 3 bed. 2 bath - $577 .AttACHED. comparable work 6 month lease Condominiums 342 experience, be able to a Condo for rent at the HOliECOVEREI) i motivated with a .work Various Front Desk Mobile Home Rental 3118 professional attitude, Positions are now Also accepting Springs Condomini DECK,S.l1QO+ . flexible sched available. Please 3 bg, 2 ba; 2 bd, 2 ba; ums. \230 Mechem ad1~~~ o~l~n~~d 1 2 d, 1 ba mobile , applications for ~ Gen. Help Wanted 224 Gen. Help Wanted t24 '6"riJ I 18 Ap.:rsor Nc:J ~llojdo~n b da'50/~0 b~ SQ, FT., HU,GE Must also dlspYov ule. Some night W8 t homes. Water, gar. & utlt.956.342.1104 Unlurn, Home, General obi Iltv to Interad well EXPRESS, 400 W. sew pd. On river near \ affordable J YARD. Temporary with residents and co and week end Hwv 70. Wal·mart. 9\5·526· housillg units 352 workers. Rellabl.e . 8326. Aller 4. 378·7099 SECLUDED transportation ls shifts. b~ne $~dbf.1 ~iblag~ utf1 Recreation Aides required. Please fax LaderaApts Furnished Incl. ullr. WOODED AREA, resume to 575·378·5263 Apply in person Ruidoso News Ruidoso Downs Trash, in door heated Salary $7.55 hourly. Applications will be Classifieds pool and locuzz! $1200tUTIL 257-7641 financials 257·4001 378-5Z6Z 915·4331567 Richard accepteduntil position is filled. Complete 239-250 K. Bella Properties 575·937·5918 job descriptionand applications at Gen. Help Wanted 224 To.ploce a c1assl 2 bd Condos. Move In has already sold 6 fled ad Mobile for rent in i3 BD, 2 BA APT. All Special. 100 Monica's homes In Capitan. The Village afRuidoso phone 257·4001 San Patricio 2bd bills paid. S900/mo. Court. Call 575·415· ref req 653-4502 1 bd, 1 ba SSOO.937· 2009 Pay what you 3/1 new carpet, wid 313 Cree MeadowsDr. Ruidoso, NM 88345 rentals, l3059 would If you are fenced vard no pets Phone 258-4343 or 300-383 2 bd/l.5 be.. unfurn., renting. Low or no ~~~1i9~~f?14'1'f' + dep 1-877·700-4343 Is seeking J'CLS.aP:~:e; 'lo~~s down payment, Fax 258-5848 Fum. Apts. ' G~neral 314 DUPLEX: Unll B, 1 F n full lime employees PUBLISHER'S NOTI(E bd slnple all knottv $795 owner/agent 937· credit score not Website for the positions of **************** pine, kllchenette, no 0513 www.ruidoso-nm.go\. All real estate odver smoKing. S450/mo. + Important. We have · Dish washer : AFFORDABLE: utililles. 336·8005 "Drugfree Workplace" Unique opportunity tised here-in is sub 2 & 3 bedrooms ject to the Federal : RENTALS: : CONDO FOR LEASE EEOE. · busser for experienced 1'3,FPL, Creek view available. Callnow · servers Fair Housing Act, : Convenient : 1·1 Unfurnished Apt Ski run. Alto $800 for details. HOUSEKEEPERS which makes it illegal $400/m.o plus bills MO t uti! t.etv \05937 · cooks locofions A+ Realtv Services 2803 We need Friday to advertise any pref. * * 258·4574 1-575-354-0601 •bartenders erence, limitation, or : Efficiencies· : · maintenance person onlycleuners. Earn discrimination be II' Gen. Help Wanted 224 Gen. Help Wanted 224 . host : 1 or 2 bedrooms, : Ruidoso News ".. at approx, $I00 couse of race, color, 3 BD, 2 BA APT. All 257·4001 •hosteS$'s religion, sex, handi bills paid. S800/mo. I· every Fri. Paid : furnished or : Call 575·937·3059 I Temporary Recreation cap, familial status, or I every Friday. Tips national origin, or in : unfurnished units : Small 2 bdrm Cabin I tention to make any for rent. Centrallv Leaders, and bonuses : Weekly, mOf,lthly : UNFURNISHED & located. $450 w/S350 such preference, limi dep. Small pet ok. * or long·term. Bills * 1·2 BEDROOM Salary $8.00 hourly. Applications will be Applyin person. tation, or discrimi ~tLUV~JD~T~6 Ref. req. 257·0872 nation." We will not : poid. No Pets : accepteduntil positionis filled. Complete Great Wall of China 257-7641 PETS. 258·3111. Restaurant is now knowingly accept any : 575-937-8905 : ~ bd 2 ~~'lIl~75s,+ W~; 1 job description and applications at The ~Irl~~s::~rrsplehg:~ advertising for real 125,500 3 bedroom, 3 5 it I Garage, gar~en tub, Village ofRuidoso applv In person at estate which is in vio : 575-257-4058 : wonderful Apar 1ull bath. Owner I r e\rI' Southside Cree. I 2913 Sudderth Dr. lation of the law. All ~~t'J:'rEAMO~A~E~5 1 vr lease. 257·7911 313 Cree MeadowsDr.Ruidoso. NM 88345 STAGNER Studio****************apt, ground ·:rem. NMJlmo I LANDSCAPErI1,L". persons are hereby ~tll pd. S7S0/dep LIN, 937·b600 Phone 258-4343 or floor upper Can von (. informed that all Coil sondv at All 1-877-700-4343 $550.00 Including utll. ~T.::.~can 105 East Rainbow. 2 i OnIv serious Applv dwellings advertised 550. dep 937·1956 Rea.llh bd, 1 ba, No Pets. Wa eli Fax 258-5848 La Quinta Is looking ter pd. S650/mo, S650 l ~ HELP are available on an ~i' for exp bilingual Furnished Houses 350 Dep. 973·1665 Website equal opportunity ba 1 10 2 bd all unfll Incl. Head house keepers/ ~i =RUlooso= wWIV.ruidoso"nm.gov sis. f rig/ M i c r 0, Cab l e , 1 bd & Studios. 6 mo. f'~w.tYj.o"~ "Drugfree Workplace" front desk manager WANTED: fp. Low Prices close to lease. Ulil Included Garage/Yard/ESlato Sales ~! please applv In person town 973-0833 Can be furn.257·8675 ~ ~ . 628 ~I EEOE at 2115 W.Hwv70 • Tree Thinners COtTAGE T • Landscapers ~CENTRAL RENT NOW $395· 1 & 2bd, Apt, spectccu t - Laborers 425/mo +200/dep. n~: ~~~P:t~trNodpaen(s. G) Utilities paid. 8616 Sudderth £ Gen. Help Wanted 224 Gen. Help Wanted 224 Gen. Help Wanted • Yearly Furn. 1 room effie. Nice Mechem setting. ~ is now at EaUAL HOUSING No dogs. 258·5877 $500·S5S0/mo. ' Studio Cabin ~ Maintenance 575·491·8087 Mid-Town OPPORTUNITY $195 month or 1 Emporium Personnel Jlewwet!kiy rate. ~ Opelrtlally Call 336-2321 # All utilities pd. • 2415 Sudderth Renlal SeNice 300 Rental Service 300 ~. S, 575,2.57-1576 ~ BI!! new selection LEGAL PO Be».1JO.149 Wh'lt MQunlaln Df/llt $ Prudential OTsCOU!1t prices M~scalt'ro. N~w·Mex.lco 88340 Mut:Qllro (1u«/J lynch R••lty LARGE MOBILE. 3 Phonr (575) 464.41JJ Fax (51.S; 46J-48U ASSISTANT -Palm leafHats "-·~E~TAt:S Upper Can von Apart ~~'b?n :fs, ne'S 7%~~~t,; -Straw Hats NEEDED ment for rent. Please 937·6601 TOB ANNOUNCEMENT --u80""U"'U'8; tl4&l/XvlII'" 'IIlht,(, ih ~ ... >J.:J!) 1 ~~ J'Jl,;.llfJ oJ :;~:;-;j:;IU'f ,~~~~~~'f,e'~~~ ~~M'-~ U'"~~ ~~~ ~.~.·' .. .• ...i... 'ffL- ~ "T' · -.' ~.;, J .. · -" I" ~l • ~J""""' ,..~ "'..:..._-~~it SSE r!i __ 1 __~ ~ W b rd..., '-~~ .~li?J 09 NISSAN VERSA 09 NISSAN SENTRA 09.VlSSAN VERSA HB SL 09 NiSSAN SENTRA 08 .\ilSSA.V TITAN tl ''1 S~#N3R5SI9 ~~~~!~ 1a.~~N~~ LJ I u BASE SEDAN Slk#N609607 !., i ~ I Stk# N437472 ,I I '~ MSIlP , jl7,7JOm&L MSRP $l..,.m&L \lSRP .$I.," ..TIOL MSRI' m..'..1T&L _'~J ~;r~J .~ ~·~d ~ 09 NISSAN ALTIMA 08 FRO~:~~ 08 NISSAN R~!!.'!!" 09 NISSAN AR~~~ I~~ S~# N460699 • , 1'1 :. 1; I:'~l r·':l MSRP •. ,., ,$22,715 +TI&L MSRP to •••••S24,425+TI&L ~~&lJ 11995 NISSAN lUNG CAB 2008 VERSA HB #2941A Was $7,999 TT&I.Sale Price $4,998 +TT&L #2957A Was $16,999 TT&I.Sale Price $12,948 +TT&L 2000 NISSAN FRONTIER KING CAB 2008 HYUNDAI SONATA Was $16,999 TT&L #413583F Was $11,999 TT&LSale Price $7,998 +TT&L #N2989 Sale Price $12,878 +TT&L 2003 INFINITY G35 2005 MAZDA 6 #N2983 Was $17,999 TT&LSale Price $13,998 +TT&L #V2971 Was $13,999 TT&LSale Price $9,998 +TT&L 2006 MINI COOPER 2006 SCION XB #V2965 ., Was $21,999 TT&LSale Price $16,998 +TT&L #N2998 Was'$15,999 TT&I.Sale Price $12,998 +Tf&L 2008 NISSAN' ALTIMA #V650419A "/'.' ..Was$2(),9991T&L Sale Price $17,975 +TI&L -'-'-/""'., " ... 'b t ," 'k "rh t t 'w-e u I PAGE 12B • RUIDOSO NEWS ~ I Unlum. Home Ge.' TOWllllllll$O$/ .,Getleral· . 411 -~~~!'I-!!iI'1IIII!I"I'!1IIIIiioI Caml*SlTravel Trailet1 BII$I~ For ReftV·. ""., Condomlnlutns ' ,~; FSB 0 •.2 . b·d, 1 bll r-:: .. 808 Sal•.. · .'951'" ; 352 FSBO Nogal Areil. quardlolll Construc CHAMPI'ON'S RUN' house •.rl', dilclC, nice Nice 3.5411C In loon offering. FRE E 1995Holiday Rambler EaterY In shOIlPlng'" C.QNDO • Cute, locaUtlo, Close to Aiumalile Custom Shoprt~II' lIoctorsl Magado Crellk. ~~~wgYfk W· Jt,~°1r81~ village.' Has fireplace,. ~~':l~: ~I~~f~ s~'u:~ denta . .gall course. Great Mtn. views, 257·2279 FUllY3~~~na'0r.~~YCh 2 baths, river setllna 375-373- 512 or 575-63$· easy lI~cess. Gasl Ished. Close to track, elec. IIVIIII; N.eed 25ll-7390 " 'f18:tdoor patio. . 258·. Hubbard Museum'ana 0906 ,.;,.; 1.;.. r,~r.JW17· $~MQO. 128 West 'tf~JeMfortkee~eIJ~J sat:'6I:1~. 7am . 110m Carrizozo. Charming 110 RI e Rd. off of Grandview 2 bd home w/sep warm. And don't for Wlngfle a & Pine, pin Trail Lite $10,000, l t v l n s , dining, 8~lly'h:xfr.'i:Y~e f%url~'iJ. RI$I_lols .J. 436 . pang tbl. car dog 5th Wheel $7,000. Large 4 sunroom kitchen. & gate. etc J SI20...OOO .104090 BILl,. ATTE".TION'BUILD ~~~J?·~m\OO~lee,~~ Call 575-336-1351 G~g3t~lci':Wv s4~dil:Jlo PIP.. IN REAL Estate ERSI • If vOU·'.e oak water/electric. 973-1719 or 520·591·2607 bedroom ~ 257-4228 Ing for a flat tot to utll. 505-438·9809 or '501.. June 131h. 10 ern 505-983-0403 build on! this ,Is tha home in 0Lnaek'esF,la noln.gaaClf AI'ottlf 1.3: '«res 'nillir nat'l 4 prn. 111 Cherokee t, forell!, close to town • Lane, Ruidoso. Books. w/great views of the S2 AMOR REAL BBQ, clothing, furn .. subdivision Clean doublewlde on Ge I 412 y9.\IW. household lIems, etec 810 level lot. 3 Bedl2 Homes· nen . ~~.\'~J~:s·21,$4i'sopo:ri ~AN i3'.!tn,R,Jt/?o'i~~' ronlcs. tOYS & more. 2004 Gulf Stream Motarhome. 33', slide, w/new paint, ~f~~ a ~~h bc~rrg~'n g& *** Canizozo- Real Estate. MI,.S all power, 5 hp Unfurnished, appll 3 bcl2 Sa Uke New·l04180.257-9057 Owner FJnancln!,lfllll generator, alloy $900mQ •. ances Included. ,120,. wheels, etc., 'wood ;'r,,:':.'f"·'· Crestview, CaPitan.' nllVn. 1l1l!l4J:sl(¥:(l. '. " .• ,.:."., •.•. 'iI"', """.',ll?t'Wltll' 'au','utllll/e". ". cab., sleeps 8, ..loW' \\·.":Ir 1'1, ' ttl S725mo. Call Marilyn .... .'". . \ ) .~ . 1,' I : ...... '1M .- t-- it - --t---, --* -.j ,. - 'M • ;-a"OM tt h uor $$ 12 ,,2" Z'# t ,. f I· I • ::S,toCk t' 5396 Stock'SS16 ...... sUp.rCa~XLT.·LCllid.d~ 19.~'MU .. , FuUyloadedjGl'eatEconom".,_ " '. '."..,- '"," .1_-_, '-',';",' i 6Y;eat/lOO;OQQ.Warr"iltr ,. . f II, II " I ". l... 1 ~""-"~~~~--~------"'-"'------·4 i ...~·· I . Let the Louerin Team help youfind your way home! L9VERIN 575.258.5008 .A. ~ ~ <-'"', Email: ~~~~~~!x~~~. Vol. 9, #6 REAL ESTATE TEAM [email protected] 30~~~ ~:e SUPER ALTO HOME ON ALTO STUCCO ON LEVEL LOT WI VlEWI FAIRWAY WI BEAUTIFUL You'll enjoy afabulous Sierra Blanca ARCHITECTURAL LINES! view from this special home wi ~, 'j J:}ii {fhB~;s1. You'll enjoy the uniquely, clean design great room floor plan. Master bed· • •'-. lines ofthis full-go" 3br. home with a room has access to deck and a • really nice master biith with double . ~ J UII.I~ ., wonderful open concept plan. 2real vanllles. Great room has vaulled d~.•_ ....;:e:::",,~' UlU ",,;~.. '[ullii, /.; plu~ ...agorgeousfairw~yvlew ceilings. Wonderful kitchen accents ~...~ ,'~,:,,,,;:,,' ,;;',_' -"'.i....~ " .' .,' l~... and ii'sreally close proximIty to the this brlgh~ cheery, open-concept':rf~flI.,i·:"'t;, ~·~·;t ':'~~~:~ clubhouse. Master has fireplace and plan. Very nice home wi great ,-<-',,", :",~;~,~:<" _. , "his and her baths." Aprestigious cabinetry. $336,500.#102323 .... !~:.,•./~. ;>.' ',;. . Alto home. $429,500. #103484 ....:.----~...... -...... -~-=-...... MOUNTAIN TOP BEAUTY WITH THE MOST AMAZING VIEWS WE'VE SEEN. This recenUy remodeled 5br. home has agreat southwest flavor, and did we say vlewsl!l...panoramic views ofSierra Blanca, Grindstone Lake, and Ruidoso nesUed Inthe valley...AMAZINGI Huge decks wihot tub area. NIcely landscaped too. This beautiful, graceful home provides the perfect vantage • v. . 'c.>,'", ,':,1 point for enjoying views ofentire Ruidoso val- !~~!~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ley••• what abeauty! $679,500.#105260 WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DO! This impeccably tasWul Kokopelli Villa home IsperfecUy placed inan exclusive ~."'-"'-·.:.·j\,"·bf£i::V.,.,;,;~,"."" ~,~' .-....,~ ....~...~ gated community. This spectacularly ."~ ~""""'''P''':·7 -;~;:P;tJ.r-~,ltf· ,~.y_"l:oo"'-':~~~i" '" ,...... ', fu I h d3/3h h b utiful . ;;..\"?--.,.~. :,·"""~""·--..;,..; ..4·"~·'·,,,,,,,,,,. ".J" , ms e orne asa ea view . ofdistant mountains, the course, and an enchanUng water feature. Full club mem bership. What adelightful place to live! looking for your hearl's desire? Here" is! $699,500. #101441 PRESTIGIOUS ALTO HOME ON EXPANSIVE t5 ACRE LOT! This beautifully designed 5br., 51flba.MlIIGIIIfi has agIlIIilffeeling! An impressive and~ •- ·.lIoOrplan feabreS eICeIltiontal.pilY1lWooO/iouI. . The lofty ceilings, gounnetldil:lien &bar, lovely . WQDd accents. and 3car ~ win please even ';. themosf~buyer.PrOfesslonaHy•.,.? ·otateaAJlofullgolf,&JI.okopeIII~PjI· ,'<..- -l ~_~sea1stoo'I.uxIIfiII• .:;,;- )J<,"'y , ...... :-Jmgal~Sbe~U$1~.!1~;,}~:i;~':f,f:;;'·; ~·j . ~ __-...... :.--.__,, '-'------__ '--,_1_1 ,_ .'~i~~:j~~g:~~~li-;~~~ij~.~~~:~~,Z::~,f.f~. ", ':>fJu.n.tnJ':~I~li'tIJe,i:ancfrtaitilya#est;tiJ;th~:~ltt.~i:tY;~tfJifjf'ibtii'fjfJ£ , ~ ' ;", ',' times>thatourfamily hasenjQyeaatihisfineftcUlty.,Rich.4~rti<~"·:.. !~ hq-s seruedon the numerousAlto committeesfor manyy,~4rsj·dn~:\,'~:;~:'~~).•~ , we have enjoyed watchingthe club grow. Its reasonable dues'. ·;{~f/:.,~:~."~~!t"'i.;~~."~). pta~eYDljJI.c .:~~ - . --;;.:---- structureandthe beautifUlamenities make;1lto a _:;:;:'·.i{;, -- ~-~ .... ,.-" ...... -wantto be. We look forward to help,ng-ye-u·-t-nc-yo . '. .:'..: :' ~,~" --I -- --:: :;:".. " . Rich; ., d Iani ';-';"\' ,I:,. i Alto search. - tc. ara an JanIs <... -~>~~~irL~"'~.;§ ·;::'.~~:;'i CLASS'l CUSTOM CLASSY ALTO HOME IN ,iO~\!'~~ this3br., 2¥.z ba.~auty Is on the This Impressive 3br., 31/2 ba. home ,. ',,<,,',"'},;,'1J comer ofalovely lilliecul-de-sac Isclose tothe AlGCC &h~s acon- ':-:;, ", '"i\\~1 offDeer Park. The covered porch wI venlen~ level access. An Impres- ">7~~ kiva fireplace sels the perfect stage sively, large living area isaccented .,': :;;;]~ forenjoying amazing New Mexico by vaulted ceilings &abeautiful ,: ,/' ;;'l~ evenings. Custom features through- moss rock fireplace. This prestigious ":."':'~,{J outWonderful courtyard. Full golf home isvery spacious &h.as awon· .-::,~.:,;'fj membership. The perfect place to derful back deck wIamazing valley'.'."~[. live 001 your dreams inAlto's moun- views. Split bedroom plan isideal for '.,.» , ...... __...... ----'-~=.lII__ tain paradise! $439,500. #1 04719 peace &privacy. $399,500. #1 02717 . :~{rt FULL GOLF, ONE..LEVEL ALTO STUCCO! This nicely appointed 3br., 2ba. home Is conveniently located within walking distance ofthe clubhouse. Desirable Interiorjeatures include solid surface counlellops, wet bar wI refrigerator, and enclosed porch. You'll love the double garage wI additional golf cart garage. Nicely arranged kltchen...a }~~ great homel $385,000. #104341 PRESTIGIOUS SANTE FE 5mE HOME ON AMAZING vi PINEHURST LOT! " This spacious 5br., 5ba. home has luxuriously large rooms and appealing open-conceptlivlng and dining area. Wonderful kitchen wi additional dining area. Luxurious master suite on main level. Views from back deck will lake your breath away...golf course views &Sierra Blanca views.•• but still very private feel. 2new stone! masonry fireplaces...gorgeousl Full golf membership. A truly exceptional home! $995,000 #1 0527B TUCKED AWAY IN A WONDERFULLY PRIVATE CUL·DE·SAC ON DEER PARK! This spacious 4br. home takes perfect ad- R--:;-';~;oi.,:-::"j" ,~~J'~~"';j vantage ofahighly desirable view lotwith itsexpansive windows and multiple decks. Master on main level. TV room on every level and large dormlbedroom on boltom level. Perfect set up forowners and guestsl Exceptional! $695,000. #103151 ,. .. I + pz .'5.-.,., ,.·· ..5 ,",._ ... ,~ .~ir~:{~~~~~wt£, ~~~ SI(f'CAP.ITMM»I~·.;"> 'r---~~"':--:"~~~-~~""':'a' VIEWS FROM 'J1tIS.:; ; '.. ;CIWiMING lOG.HOME! 'l,oIsof~fltllavOrln t!lIsbeauti· tul 1M; hQme wilft expansive deck and'llMtlng hot tub. The 5.87 acres ~priv' ale-.Iroad-anlll~lCHof:-- .llorses. Kiva &culbred ri'Ier rock fire- 4. places are just afeW of the interior ~!!:.aI. custom features you'll love. Bonus ~~"""",,-£" --"'-",",--.L-~~':-:---:l hobby room 1001 $359,500.11104001 FABULOUS ONE· LEVEL WHITE MTN. MEADOWS HOMEI ThIs Impressive 3br.home IssiIuaIed on 2lots repIatllld Into one, creatlng a generous green space lor this special home w/2living areas, 3lireplaces & a4car garage. GranIte COUIllertllps In Ihe kIIchen. 2baths plus 2more 112 baths. Your spacious dream home lor convenience, beauty &IIIXUIYI ,",""-,'"-=~~,,,-,"~~.L.-:. ....J $399,m#10'l714 PRESTIGIOUS STUCCO HOME IN BEAunFUL .WHITE MTN ESTATESI ThIs amazing 4bedroom, 2112 batII mountain home has everything you could possibly want! Wondelful kiIl:bea, spa clousgreat roorn,2 car garage, and mas ter on main level,.landscaped. Enjoy the pristine IllOUIII3ln air and the 'Iiews It'om one of the two decks SIIT1lIIlded by the tall, cool pines. $429,500.1I102lll2 UPSCALEPl CUSTOM ESTATE LIvING ON APPROX. 1.82ACRES! ThIs amazIllg 4bedroom home haS MlYlI1lng you could possible want! Dynamic windows and vaulted ceilings accent tl1Is beautiful 0\l00 kitcben Ilvlng area. Expansive low maintenance deck, con· crete dIM!, 4car garage, and alifetime roof. Fabulous II1teriof Will win your !lear!. Many desir able extras including aIVpad and an additional do- :...... ;..~--'--'-'- -l...J mestic wei. Areal beauty! $799,500. #104484 ~------'------....= FABULOUS CUSTCM ~ HOME WITH NICE VIEWS! ... This fully furnished 4bedroom, 31/2 ball1 ,...... , home sl1s on an amazing 7.94 acres In Ranches ofSonterra. Some oflI1e custom ...~ • fealures throughout lI1is hnme Include a ~ ~ gounnet kitt:hen with granite countertops, great room with vaulted ceiling, 3car garage, and araIn catch system. Enjoy the valley views from agreat deck. Also fealures guest quarters with lI1elr own kitchen, living ~~-.:::.~ ...... c...-~""""~oOiII~~""'""-~:JL.-J area, and utility room. $575,000. #103954 We dohaue HUHh'y to loan! WHEN IT COMES TO HOME LOANS ONE CALL ANSWERS ALL KNOW WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD BEFORE YOU SHOP. Purchase noui tuhile rates are excellent! Linda / Mark Flack c PRIMARY RESIDENCE 0 SECOND HOME' INVESTMENT Owners/ Brokers e CONDO' MANUFACTURED HOME LOANS Licensed in Texas and New Mexico 575.257.5900 • 800.257.5925 708 Mechem, Ste. 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'.dS !'t<:- ;J""!~~ tr =.J~~ ... ~ :,' _. ~.'~J~ ~rrJtl:.:r"d: ~;d': ~-"rJ.::"'d ~f:· ~I,c,n~ ,I" :.?"~'i:l ol~a~ ,ali"", BIJ"'~' " :: "~:'~ l~~' "1.1'I'.;rl'"':· t'J" t'"l~ 1~5'.', d': v2Ho\.~ tKJD~. - -4 CoNNECTION Bve ~4iD'ni:, rnmtafiReu"ilt PP4'~Sef'f'rl'~D BY ~ (VIDe fidax ~n o~r hti9! (ani wr Smf~~fif LA~yBAK()f~ l. "ART HAPPIIIG! 6reat~~d ~ _.n~M1PIIUUCl1.IIJIi!ll t: U ~~~..~ w~tDn~~ SATURDAY, JUNE 20 891-1111 -2.62 }udderth - RuiD056 AA'flfA("~'T VneWaN(.1 l:.3O - 2:00PM PREst~NTATi()N AT 2:00PM Opening Reception Ssrurdav, .l:'<~K ; :'111 3- 7rrr. 575-648-2598 uT\\TV\.'t..g.allery~:~ .~\."lln ]J.J(1~. 12,' 18r 2009 jv,iMONOS! 3 ...... •...... •..••.•...... •...... On the cover liYM\ONOS! I INS IDE SANDY KAsHMAR, EDITOR [email protected] Colltributors: Drew Gamber, Past TCIlIC Th is Weekend 2 Polly Chavez, Polly's Potpourri Yvonne Lanelli, Follow Mc~ Ivana B, DiningwelJ, Dilling Ottf Calendar Highlights .4-5 Alan Hale, In Our Skies iane GremllIJoo -llianegCa'rUld,\\onew\ rom Dining Guide . 6-8 Dr Capece - kGlpeceCaruidolonl"~,,,m amara Haas -lhm,o,Ca nndosonewsrum ralg Westbrook - Cr.ugwllL'ru,dmonew\{Om Cuisine ~ . 6 Call 257-4001 for advertising rates and schedules Let's Go! 9-12 Arts, Events & Entertainment in Lincoln and OteroCounties Art Scene ...... 13 Published weekly bythe Astronomy 14 Ruidoso News and [he Alamogordo Daily News. 104 Park Avenue, P.O. Box 128, History.... 15 Ruidoso, NM 88355 Telephone 575·257-4001 Community Listings 16, 19 Smdillg us something: Email: vamonostaruidosonews.com or Fax: 575-257·7053 Galleries & Studios .... 17-18 Cowboy days and much nore this weekeend - see pages 12-15 and beyond Cover photo jVdmonos! =Let's Go! 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CIal display of Bancroft vin Ruidoso Downs RacE'lrack & inf~ ; ~ a,....: -2 D-"'" Th" 2r" r.i Carrizow Cowboy Days Y;.agf:'f musc.ans ~.JfI5E' tage roadster, Casino at 8 p.m. I.~""v:.rf~r~ ~...a:; r~ '£ftr,}.•'I.or: tune 12-14: Camzozo .... a.....d Barbara s,taerl(el are Around the timE- lark CaJ8Ddar ~~~~~rx ...;.if: h€:arQ 1,:~.' d.a 'C.~.~.m cd U·."','brF, i,rre s.ct-.oocJ'l'(j tr, perir;m; each !figh Rolls Cherry Ingr;;mstarted ·,·,ntH,': Y.A1g;;' t..eJ:f:S C".ncer, ~.A", r€:"...er~ a~ ~df:"St'!~'e5 00 <€=' ra~ Fr~, and S.a'.w1a' nIght Festival and performing hE' .;;'d ~. Highlights 't.r..r .¢.'iO s"":!~:; rr;,;r;,..a~~. ,'ib<';£'m.'aldors. 1(,.(1'5 :ruJUgh '>tpt. 26. W.f"gE' .s a June 20-21: 'High Rolls; studying psycholog. .",~-~ ),;••'....', ....·:(}I..!'..llOO .r::r.r-..s;..,J:r. R.,..rl..."f.J. tood, ~ da'1:U:S ir;rrne- ;~ad 5' r1ge1' ior the FresJ; sweet Bing cherries Southern Methodist fJllJr ",'id cr.AfC'2CAJ1~ c.;:me round-up t::!J',"1x7'. Trj~":'r"6. be9. knr.N.n ior theIr and cherrv products are fea Universiry in Dallas \lJSIC Mon.oyoga Worlr.sh.op L"Uf'rj, 'jF-3t£19 rfi parade..... ~td ''',51 Shif-'l4Y.r. song "Th-e Lor S:~ tured. ""th more than 50 arts and psvchotog, come ", .rn ju:n.e 12-13: 'RlnOr.Hf Thf:. 9~€' Sh..oo••,. u~~.~, god and Tr.)'O, gt;t' He can pia, more 6 crafts vendors. food, drink, the same place." he 'd.' ({".J'" ..t)l(f.' cr..:u.rc'h. '.',"...,...f4.carr;· ~:t-~an 50 ins.1""~mert~ ano has a and children's activities. lEast He has recorded *, en Z0ZOC!J',·.1x7'iaa'·'.Cr:Am. ;'.e..,()o('ta,e .ocai range. of the LS. tunnel. follow the studio albums, and h~, Barba-a has tn'€' ,rJICe ci ar Sj~ns and traffic personnel.. released more than a eJI ,Zen u.c-~J:....~ ,., oansracnorr ange; and can D,a. anvthlng AdmiSSIon and parking are singles to countrv rad" Hi, june 13:,AltO -s.abs1at:: ,f, ·~tti stnng.s , irE"€' \'ISlt hrmpltons.net for most recent single Tt-a: , a tionn a! the Spe:ncer Theater The-. are accompanied bv more Information. vtan." was released ,naft tor the Periormll'\'g Arts aI 8 their gUitarist ex1IaordmalrE-, 2008 and has charted 'r'the p.m. Tickas are $79 and $76 Bill \\ells Bill makes hiS dov RhondaVincentand the Top 20. Ro1ting Stones tnbote band b:{:--nE As the Granddaddy of all the art loops, this July 17: (Alto) Hal Holbrook performs as photography, porcelain and pottery, sculpture, blend alt-country, R&B and Mexican folk hal three-day event presents the best artists and Mark Twain at the Spencer Theater for the watercolor and woodwork. lads. Salsa Dane C' Class from 4 to b p.lll. Frec' artworks from a variety of mediums. This year Performing Arts at 8 p.m. Tickets are $89 and Art Festival hours are: Frid,ly, noon to I> Latin American dance lessons for coneert ticket presents an exciting new format for the event. $86. The great stage and screen star re-creates p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.rn. to I> p.rn.: Sunday, 11 holders (limited dV,lil,lhiilty). Mexit .m hutft't ,ll Iuried artists will be able to show in their own Twain, his astute wit and political irreverence. a.m, to 5 p.m, I> p.m. for $20, pre-( oncert spread of ethnic studio or join together, allowing some studios Admission is $5 for Adults, $1 for children cuisine'. All you e.m e'ol!. to accommodate two or three artists in one Federated Woman's Club Arts & under 16. Two-day p,lsses art' 'lV,1I1abk for $H space. If you have any questions, call 575 Crafts and three-day passes for $12. Trail Ride 648-2598. July 18: (Ruidoso) 18: Federated Woman's For more information. call tht- Ruidoso July 31-Aug. 2: (Lincoln County) Lint oln Club 4th Arts & Crafts Fair from 8 a.rn, to 4 Valley Chamber of Commerce at 1-H77-RUI County Sheriff's Poss!.' Trail Ride from Whitt' Loverboy p.m. at 116 South Evergreen. For more infor DOSO, 1-575-257-7195, or email Kathy Oaks to Lincoln. July 16: (Mescalero) Loverboy performs at mation, call 257-2309 or 258-2842. Alexander at ArtFest@RuidosoNow.(olll. the Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort & Casino. Frankie Avalon Formed in Calgary, Alberta, in 1980, Loverboy Ruidoso Art Festival Corona Fiesta August 2: (Alto) f r.inkio Avalon at the has produced numerous hitsongs in the July 24-26: (Ruidoso) Ruidoso Art Festival July 25: (Corona) Corona f it'st,l With ,1 Spencer The-ate-r for tIll' P'l'rtorrning Arts at 2 United Statesand Canada and released four at the Ruidoso Convention Center. Recognized parade, vendors, music, Ranch Rodeo, brisket p.m, (tickets arc' $b'J and $1>(,) and at H p.m. multi-platinum albums throughout their career. by the Harris Poll as one of the Top luried Art dinner and dance. (tic kets .11 $79 and $71>), The shows are open to the public, and patrons Shows in the United States, the Ruidoso Art of all ages are welcome to attend. Performance Festival features more than 100 award-winning Sisters Morales Cowboy Symposium times begin at 7 p.m. and tickets are only $25. artists displaying work in a variety of fine art July 25: (Alto) Sisters Morales Salsa DanCl' August 3-8: (Capitanl Annual Line oln A part of the 2009 Summer Concert Series. . mediums including: acrylics/oils, fabric, Concert at the Spencer Theater for the County Fair at the Capitan Fairgrounds. leather, weaving, glass, jewelry, metalwork, Performing Arts at 8 p.rn. Tickets are $39 ,1I1d Livestock show, d,1I1('e and lots mort' to do and Hal Holbrook mixed media, pastels, pencil, pen and ink, $36. Get up and dance as these Austin gals see. More Info: .S7S-('4H-2111. Largest Showroom in Otero County! VIe APr"cia.e Our,Mllitary! . .'. "'-,. . ~·Discount 80NUS.·.··SAVINOS··'ONALL·····MATTRESSES!·. .."..: '-,. Always a10 on Regularly.. 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White Sands, c> front Porchfarery<:are- • 94 4466- • Open Strn-Fhu. u a.m. Alamogordo. 437-5552 • lews.) # the eeeked rice is James Canyon, Cloudcroft • 10 p.m.; Fri-Sat. 6 a.m.-ll p.m. Korean and Chinese. not warm, stir around with 682-7492 ~ Open Mon-Thu, 8 • Specialty coffees, sandwich Chinese Express • 3199 N. the cooked onion until it is Alamogordo JOtero Countl/ a.m.-9 p.m.; Fri-Sun. 8 a.m.-9 es/soups. Wireless Internet. p.m. White Sands Blvd.. heated. Make three wells Sweet Shop • 300 Burro Street Alamogordo • 434-8880. High Country Lounge & Grill • • Cloudcroft • 682-2127 • (holes) in the heated rice. Bar-B-Que 90 Pleasant Valley Dr.. Open Mon-Thu,l 0 a.m.-5 p.m.: Golden Palace • 700 E. 1st St., Alamogordo'. 434-2136. Drop an egg in each w~11. Timberon • 987-2580. Fri-Sat, 10 a.m.-8 a.m. • Phat Phil's • 213 12th St.. Lower heat, pierce yolk Alamogordo • 430-8090'. High Rolls General Store Deli • Srnoothies. ice cream, fudge & Jimmy's Quality Food • 1115 truffles. S. White Sands Blvd., and fold egg through the Spring Mountain ChuckWagon 845 Hwy. 82 • 682-2855. Alamogordo • 437-7423. rice. Let cook, stirring gen BBQ • 1187 Hwy. 82, High Jamocha Bean Coffee House Weed Cafe • Weed • 687 Polly's Potpourri Rocket National Buffet· 607 Rolls • 682-4550 • Open Fri Cafe • 505 Burro St., 3611. tly a couple of times. White Sands Blvd., Sun; Lunch and dinner. Cloudcroft • 6ff2-2332 • Open Western Bar & Cafe • 304 by Polly E. Chavez Alamogordo • Authentic styles When the eggs are done, Mon-Fri, 7 a.m.-6 p.rn., Sat 8 Burro Street • 682-2445 • Sunset Run Restaurant • 54 of Chinese and American cui add salt and pepper to suit McDonald Rd. (west end of a.m.-6 p.m.. Sun 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Cloudcroft • Open 7 days 6 ice is an ancient • Coffees, salads & sandwiches. a.m.-9 p.m. Icafel. 7 days 9 sine. • 437-5905. , -. your taste. 10th SU, Alamogordo • Ribs, ; . grain. It has been cul- brisket, pork, sausage, smoked Java The Hut • 506St. Francis a.m.- 12 a.m. Taiwan Kitchen • lION. The cooked rice that I White Sands Blvd.. •. . ivated since at least chicken and fish • Tue-Sat, 11 • Tularosa • 585-2003. RJ use to make Arroz Dulce a.m.-It p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m.-6 Alamogordo • 434-4337. 5000 B.C It is a staple Josey's Sweets • 603 St. Francis (sweet rice) has been fea p.m .• sunsetrunrestaurant.corn Casual Dining The Spicy Thai • 915 Texas, Dr • Tularosa s 585-3120· food for half the world's or 434-9000. Alamogordo • 434-0650. tured in this column in the Open Mon-Sat. 12:30-9 p.m.; AI-O-Mar • 7400 U.s. 54/70, population, particularly in Texas Pit Barbeque • 211 Sun, 2-8 p.m. Tularosa· 585-2129. The Wok Inn • 1010 S. White past. It is used now to China, India, Japan and James Canyon, Cloudcroft • Applebee's Bar & Grill. 1355 Sands Blvd., Alamogordo • make the rice/egg dish. 682-1101. Mayhill Cafe • Mayhill • 687 Southeast Asia. 3066 White Sands Blvd. • casual din 434-4388 • Buffet. carry-out or Bring to a boil 2 1/4 cups ing. friendly staff. full bar, car dine in • 11 a.m.-10 p.m. It is one of the handiest Mayhill Mercantile • Mayhill • daily. of water. When the water side to go • Open Sun-Thu 11 ingredients to keep in my Cafes 687-3425. a.m.-11 p.m.; Fri-Sat until mid is boiling, add 3/4 cup cupboard, since there is no Airport Grille • 3500 Airport Mountain Top Mercantile Deli night. • 434-2616. long grain enriched rice. • 105 James Canyon, Fast Food regular grocery store in Rd.. Alamogordo • 439-1093 • Aspen Restaurant • 1315 James As soon as this begins to Open Mon-Fri. 7:30 a.m.-3 p.m Cloudcroft • 682-2777 Open 7 Canyon. Cloudcroft • 682-1031 Arby's Restaurant • 421 S. Carrizozo. • Specialty sandwiches. and days, 7 a.m.-8 p.m. • Soups, White Sands Blvd.. resume boiling, lower the • Open Mon-Sat, 6 a.m.-9 My dad used to pre dailv specials. deli, BBQ. pasta & pies. Carry p.m.; Sun 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Alamogordo • 437-3534. heat, cover and simmer for out only. pare a rice/egg dish. I have Amigos Bakery • 1107 l Oth St.. Big Daddy's Diner • 1705 Blake's Lota Burger • 1320 N. 15 minutes. Do not lift the Mountain View Cafe & The made this dish many times. Alamogordo • 437-0592.· 9 James Canyon, Cloudcroft • White Sands Blvd., lid to peek or stir. (My a.m.·9 p.m; Sun. 10 a.m.-9 Bistro (GCRMCl, 2()69 Scenic 682-1224· Open Tue-Thu. 10 Alamogordo • 434-0466. The recipe calls for cooked p.m. • Deli. daily special. Dr.. Alamogordo • 443-7456 sauce pan has a glass lid a.m.-8 p.m.; Fri-Sat. 10 a.m.-9 Burger King • 117 S. White rice. (Mountainview) 1/M3-7457 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-3 p.m. so my curiosity is satisfied Brown Bag Deli • 900 lBistrol. Sands Blvd., Alamogordo • Washington, Alamogordo • Chili's Grill & Bar • 202 437-9297. that the rice has enough 437-9751 • Open Men-Sat, 9 Nature's Pantry • 2909 White Rice/Egg Skillet Dish Panorama, Alamogordo • 437 Hi-D-Ho Drive In • 414 S. liquid.) When the 15 min a.m.-9 p.m.; Sun, 10 a.m.-9 Sands Blvd.. Alamogordo • Heat 2 tablespoons oil 5903. White Sands Blvd., p.m • Deli, daily special. 437-3037 • Deli/bar open in a skillet. Add 2 table utes are up, turn off the Mon-Fri, 11 a.m.-3 p.rn.: Store Denny's • 930 S. White Sands Alamogordo • 437-6400. Cafe675 • 675 Tenth St. at heat and let stand, covered hours Mon-Tue and Thu-Sat 8 Blvd., Alamogordo • 437-6106. Long John Silver.'s • 19 S. spoons minced onion and Lowes, Alamogordo • 437 for an additional 5 min a.m.-8 p.m .. Wed 8-6 • White Sands Blvd., stir around until it is 5150. Gallo's Red Rooster Cafe • 306 Organic foods. Burro St., Cloudcroft. 682 Alamogordo • 434-0330. translucent. Add 3 cups, utes. Fluff and use with the Cloudcroft Deli • 505 Burro 2448 • Open Sun-Tho. 8 a.m. Nut House • 32 Ivy Ln • La McDonald's • 222 s. White mas 0 rnenos, cooked rice Rice/Egg recipe. St., Cloudcroft • 682-5588 • 6 p.m.; Sat-Sun, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Sands Blvd., Alamogordo, 437 Open 7 days, 10 a.m.-5:30 Luz • 437-6889. 2414 • Wal-Mart, 437-4339. p.m. • Soups, sandwiches, pas Olive Branch Coffee & Deli • La Rosa Steakhouse • 21 St. tries. • Carry-out on'y. 123 N. White Sands • Francis Dr., Tularosa (inside the Sonic Drive In ·504 S. White Alamogordo • 443-8151 • Tularosa Travel Center) • 585 Sands Blvd., Alamogordo. Coffee & More • j08 Granado Open Men-Sat, 6 a.m.-6 p.rn.: 3339 • Open 7 days a week, 7 437-6505 • 101 Glacier Dr, • Deli • Tularosa • 585-4575. a.m.-9 p.m. • Steaks, seafood, 434-5263. pasta, burgers, sandwiches and PASTELS • WATERCOLORS • UNO PRINTS soups. Subway Sandwiches & Salads • 100 Central, Tularosa • 585 • GLASS • GLASS • GLASS Lazy D Restaurant • 1202 St. 8410. Francis Dr., Tularosa • 585 2532.. Subway Sandwiches & Salads ·630 S. White Sands Blvd., Mom's Home Cooking • 604 Alamogordo • 437-7461 • First St., Alamo-gordo • 439 1101 ETenth st. 437-0200. • 0288. Taco Bell • 201 Panorama, Mustard's Last Stand • 1920 Alamogordo • 437-3873. James Canyon, Cloudcroft • 682-2333 • Open Fri -Sat,S Tulie Freez • 419 St. Francis, p.m.-9 p.m. • Dining and dane Tularosa • 585-4409. ing. Palm Side • 905 S. White (Continued on next page) 2825 SUDDERTH. STE. F IN BOULDER PlAZA • 575.257.8549 Sands Blvd.• Alamo-gordo • June 12 ~ .18,2009 jVA/t\ONOSI 7 Dinin Gui e .;,. CUtS[N, £ (Continued ofrom page 6) Pizza/ltalian smoothies, coffee. live music Hummingbird Tearoom • 2306 Gigi's Pizza • 600 S. White Sudderth in The Plaza • 257 The reds are coming Waffle & Pancake Shoppe • Sands Blvd., Alamogordo • 5100 • Men-Sat. Breakfast 7:30 950 S. White Sands Blvd., 434-5811. 10:30; Lunch 11 a.m.-3 p.m.; From there the momentum with superior cuisine Alamos-ordo.437-0433. BY MIKE CURRAN Pizza Hut • 120 S. White Sun, 9 a.m..l p.m, • Soup & builds to a mid-course epi should make for a memo Wendy's Old Fashioned sandwiches. FOR V,\MONOS Sands Blvd., Alamogordo • curean indulgence of a rable Tuesday evening Hamburgers • 301 S. White 437-9785. Kiss The Skyy Cafe • 2111 Sands Blvd.,Alamogordo • Sudderth • Carry-out only; all o it's not an alarm secret cassoulet (Here's a experience for gourmands 437-0865. Pizza Mill & Sub Factory • 1315 E. Tenth si. Alamogordo menu items $6.50 • Sandwiches, • . to impending dan hint: a spicy sausage with and connoisseurs alike. soups, salads and homemade • 434-1313. ger, but rather a 100 tomatoes are also con "We could do this din bread • 973-8158. N Fine Dining Pizza Patio • 2203 1st St., gladdened message for an joined), partnered with a ner and not even cook Alamogordo • 434-9633. River's Edge • 2404 Sudderth • anything." Nason said. Memories Restaurant • 1223 630-5394 • Man-Sat, 10:30-5; auspicious event about to $70 Cabernet. The lavish N. New York Ave.,Alamogordo Sun,11 :30-5; • Custom-made unfold in Ruidoso. The adventure is intensified as "The wines are that good." • Mon-Sat, 11 a.m.-9 p.m. • Ruidoso I Lincoln County sandwich wraps, freshly made Texas Club has announced Nason's entree of a certain On the other hand, 437-0077. desserts. variety of lamb, supple Herring offers another Pepper's Grill • 3200 N. White its "Big Red" wine dinner Roy's Ice Cream Parlour • 1200 mented with two confiden viewpoint to the aspired Sands Blvd.,Alamogordo • .Bar-B-Que Avenue E, Carrizozo • 648-2921 set for June 16, at 6:30 437-9717. • Mon-Fri, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sat, 12 p.m. tial and flattering concep evening. Rebecca's at The Lodge • 1 Apache Summit • 287 Carrizo 6 • Old-fashioned icecreamsodas, tions, is coupled with an "This is the hardest Canyon Rd.at Innof the Mountain The eagerly anticipated Corona Place, Cloudcroft • rnilkshakes, malts, banana splits influential $119 Meritage food-to-wine pairing we've Breakfast, 7-10:30 a.m.; lunch Gods nextto pro shop • 464-7695. & other fountain treats. concept will conclude an . blended in the Bordeaux ever done," he explained. 11 :30 a.m.-2 p.rn., with soups, Can't StopSmokin' • 418 Mechem Sacred Grounds Coffee and Tea ambitious collaboration salads, sandwiches, pasta; din Dr. • 630-0000 • Bar-B-Que to House. 2825Sudderth • 257-2273 between Executive Chef tradition. "To marry extraordinary ner, 5:30-10 p.m., with appetiz go. Beef, poultry & pork. • Mon-Sat, 6:)0 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun, Each participant in the food with an exceptional, ers, steak, seafood, lamb, chick Don Nason and General CircleI Barbecue• 1825 Sudderth 8 a.m.-4 p.m. • Sandwiches, Big Red event will receive complex wine is a daunt en, duck and pasta dishes • • 257-4105 • Sun-Thu, 11 a.rn. quiches, organic coffee, espresso Manager Cliff Herring. Dressy casual • FuII bar • 800 8:30 p.m.; Fri-Sat, 11 a.m.-9:30 bar. The two gastronomes their "just desserts" for the ing task. The wines are 395-6343 or 575-682-2566 p.m. Sunflower Cafe • 806 Carrizo originally picked eight, final presentation of the similar, but yet, each one is Stella Vita Restaurant • 902 Tom's Barbecue • 435 Smokey Canyon Rd. • 630-0173 • Thu evening when they will be subtly different. And it is New york Ave., Alamogordo • robust red wines and even Bear Blvd., Capitan • 937-1515 Sun, 8 a.m-B p.m.•. Homestyle rewarded with one of guest those implied characteris Mon-Fri, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.. Fri-Sat, meals, fresh baked goods, tually paired it down to • Spareribs, brisket, pork, sausage, tics in the wine which 5 p.m.-8 p.m. • 575-434-4444 green chile burger and all the customized catering. meet each of the five pastry chef Renee must be harnessed with the trimmin's • Dine in or carry out • The VillageButtery· 2107 courses being served. An Katzenstein's chocolate Mexican Catering available. Sudderth • 257-9251· Soups, $80 bottle of Cabernet creations joined with a correct dish." sandwiches, salads; great pies Alfredo's • 801 Delaware, Sauvignon will accompany $75 Zinfandel. Tuesday's price of Alamogordo. 437-1745. and cookies; patio. • Mon-Sat, admission is $79.99, Cafes 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. the introductory course of The alliance between Casa de Suefios New Mexican Alto Cafe • Hwy. 48 & Gavilan cured meats, pickled veg Herring and Nason repre excluding tax and gratuity. Restaurai\l • 35 St. Francis Dr., Iocca Coffee & Tea ·11 29 Canyon Rd. • 336-1980 • la.m. etables, imported cheeses sents 50-60 hours of a Reportedly, the Texas Club Tularosa • 585-3494 • Fax Mechem Dr., Suite E • 258 8 p.rn., Mon-Fri, closedweekends. behind-the-scenes under is two-thirds booked to a 585-3496. Dailyand nightlyspecials, home 1445 • Sun, 7 a.m.-6 p.m.; and Artisan breads. The Eddie's Burrito i:xpress· 750 E. style meals and ice cream in a Mon-Thu, 6 a.m.-6 p.m.; Fri-Sat, initial surprise will be fol taking just to bring this planned seating capacity of 6 a.m.-8 p.m.; Authentic Italian First St., Alamo-gordo • 437 relaxed atmosphere. lowed by a $60 Merlot to occasion to fruition. 65. A hastened phone call 0266. espresso, coffee, teas, ice cream, to 258-3325 might bring Atticus Books & Teahouse • 413 variety of fresh-baked pastries go along with a creative Herring's adept knowl EI Camino Restaurant • 1022 Mechem • 257-2665 • 32 varieties and paninis; complimentary Wi herbed salad presentation. edge of wines and Nason's your inclusion. N. White Sands Blvd., oftea, plus European pressureand Fi Alamogordo • 437-8809. pressedcoffee, homemade scones, accomplished proficiency fresh lemoncurdand clottedcream luarrs Cactus Cafe • 3199 N. White Sands Blvd.,Alamogordo • 10:30-7 p.m., closed Tue • Casual Dining Entertainmenton Saturdays. • 434-2368. All American Diner • 390 La Hacienda. 800 S. White Books & Beans Espresso Deli • Sudderth Dr. • Mexican and Sands Blvd.,Alamogordo. 2549 Sudderth • 630-2326 • Full American specialties • Daily, 7 espresso bar, deli, soups, salads. a.m.-9 p.m.· 257-8625. Margo'~) Mexican Food • 504 E. Calamity lane's • 500 W Smokey All Star Diner • 340 Sudderth Dr. . FirstSt., Alamogordo • 434 Bear Blvd.,Capitan • 354-8309 0689. • Charbroiled steaks, chops, Cornerstone Bakery Cafe • 359 burgers and chicken,plusMexican Maria's Mexican Food • 604 E. Sudderth • 257-1842 • 8-11 a.m. specialties • 7 a.m.-9 p.rn., daily. Tenth Alamogordo" 434 ?.!.., & 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. daily • 4549. Big Game Bar & Grill • 287 Gourmet sandwiches, desserts, CarrizoCanyon Rd. inside Casino Maximino's • 2300 N. White fresh breads, coffee. Apache at Inn of the Mountain Sands Blvd., Alamogordo • Daylight Donuts • 441 Sudderth Gods, Mescalero • 464-7880. 443-6102. • 257-7155 • 5 a.m.-noon, Mon Billy's Sports Bar & Grill • at Si Senor Restaurant • 1480 N. Sat.• Fresh donuts,coffee, pastries Ruidoso Downs Race Track & White Sands Blvd.,Alamogordo • Dine in or carry out. Casino. 378-4431. • 437-7879. Dreamcatcher Cafe • 2629 Cattle Baron • 657 Sudderth • Tia Lupe's Authentic Mexican Sudderth, in the Courtyard in 257-9355 • Mon-Thu, 11 a.m. Restaurant • 1200 N. White Midtown by Kawliga's • 802 10 p.m.; Fri-Sat, 11 a.m.-10:30 Sands Blvd.,Alamogordo • 2222 • Sun-Thu, 7:30 a.m.-7 p.m.: Sun, 11 a.m.-9:30 p.m. • 437-0820. Open 7 days, 10 p.m.; Fri-Sat, 7:30 a.m.-l 0 p.m. a/TI-B prn. • Breakfast, lunch, dinner, (Continued on next page) len I Sundays for"Blues & BBQ" • 257 257-2495 • 11 a.m.-10 p.rn,daily (Continued from page 7) Elsie's Charbroiled Burgers • I-Iwy. 11 :30 a.m.-1 a.m.: Sat, 11 a.m.-1 Pizza / Italian Food 54 at Hwy. 380 (oldTastee Freeze) a.m.; Sun, 11 a.m.-12 a.m. • 9535. .0 New Mexican cuisine, lounge. Steak, seafood, salad bar, lounge. • Carrizozo • 648-4200 • Burgers, Burgers, pizza, pub fare, lounge, Chef Lupe's • 1101 Sudderth • Cafe Rio • 2547 Sudderth Dr. T 257-7746 • 11 :20 a.m. to 7:5 I enchiladas, chicken& steakfingers, pool tables, patio. 257-4687 • Sun-Thu, 6 a.m.-l0 Cree Meadows Restaurant • 301 Fast Food p.m. daily. salads, softserve ice cream,Patio Four-Winds Restaurant • 111 p...m.; fri-Sat;. 6.a.nL-mldnight • Country Quo.'257-2733· Sun seating. Burger Trolley • 647 Sudderth • Traditional Mexican (ood, Sat,breakfast 7 a.m.-11 a.m.; lunch Central Ave., Carrizozo • 648 Domino's Pizza • 1717 Suddert Emily's Southern Accent' • 320 2964 • Mon-Sun, 6 a.m.-9 p.m. • 257-3868 • 11-7daily • Take-out American & seafood specialties, • 257-8888 • Mon-Thu, 11 a.m. 11 a.m.-3 p.m.s Steak, seafood, only. menudo. lounge, banquet room. E. Smokey Bear Blvd., Capitan • American variety, Mexican,freshly 10 p.m.; Fri-Sat, 11 a.m.-midnight; 354-5459 • Mon-Sat, 7 a.m.-2 baked goods, lounge. Hall of Flame Burgers • 2500 Chileo's• 135 W. Hwy. 70 • 37.8 Sun, 11 a.m.-10 p.m. J Denny's • 2219 W. Hwy. 70, p.m.; also Fri, 5-8 p.m. Gathering of NationsBuffet • 287 Sudderth, in FourSeasons Mall • 4033 • 7 a.m.-9 p.m. daily. Michelena's • 2703 Sudderth. Ruidoso Downs • 378-1389 • 257-9987 • Mon-Fri, 10 a.m.-5 ba Open 24/7. Farley's Food Fun & Pub • 1200 Carrizo Canyon Rd.at IMG • 464 Disco Taco • 141 W. Hwy. 70, 257-5753 • Sun-Thu, 11 a.m.-g Mechem • 258-5676 • Mon-Fri, 7872 • American, Italian, Asian p.m.; Sat-Sun, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. • p.m., Fri-Sat, 11 a.m.-1 ()p.m. M Burgers, steak tacos, salads. Ruidoso Downs • 378-4224 • 8 and Mexican cuisine. a.m.-8 p.m. daily. • A"disco" is a Pasta Cafe • 2331 Sudderth • 257· pE Global Grill. 2919 Sudderth Dr. KFC of Ruidoso • 331 Sudderth steel disc used for Mexican 6666 • Sun-Thu, 11 a.rn-s:10p.m.; in; • entrees under $10 • "Taste the .257-2119. Open 7 Days • "barbecue" • Authentic Mexican Fri-Sat, 11 a.m.-10:30 p.rn.: lounge SL world without leaving Ruidoso" Dining room & drive-thru Sun food. open until 1:30 a.m. Thu, 10:30 a.m.-9 p.m.; Fri-Sat, • Open Mon-Sat, 7 a.m.-l 0 p.m.; 8 CaminoNuevo• 1025 Mechem Pizza Hut • 725Sudderth Dr. • 257· drive-thru 10:30 a.m.-l 0 p.m. tr, Sun until 9 p.m. • 630-1037. • 258-4312• 11 a.m.-9p.rn, daily. 5161 • 1201 Mechem Dr" RUidoso McDonald's • 144 Sudderth Dr., Horsemen's Grill • 321 Smokey EI Localito • 2415 Sudderth Dr., • 258-3033. Ruidoso • 257-7547. Bear Blvd., Capitan • 354-1447. Ruidoso • 257-8448. Santino'sItalian Restaurant· 2823 K·BOB's. 157 W. Hwy. 70 • 378 Mr. Burger • 1203 Mechem • EI Paisano • 442 Smokey Bear Sudderth • 257-7540. 4747. .258-3616 • 7 a.m.-8 p.m. daily; Sun, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Blvd., Capitan • 354-2206. Landlocked • 441 Mechem • 257 Asian SonicDrive-In • 102 Horton Circle EI Paraiso Mexican Restaurant • Chinese / 9559 • Mon-Sat, 11 a.m.-9 p.m.; 721 Mechem • 257-0279 • Open • 257-4787 • 7 Days a week, Great Wall of China • 2Y13 Sun, 12-8 p.m. Men-Sat, 8 a.m.-8J.m. Serving 7a.m.-11 p.m. Sudderth Dr. • 257-2522. Lincoln County Grill • 2717 breakfast, lunch an dinner. Subway • 148 Sudderth • 257 Vee's. 633 Sudderth • 257·5888 Sudderth • 257-7669· Open 7 EI Rincon De Las Salsas • 2117 Days, 7 a.m.-9 p.m. 7827 • 8 a.m.-10 p.m. daily • Sudderth Dr., Gazebo Center, • Chinese, eat in or take out • Breakfast served until 11 a.m. Daily, 10:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Log Cabin • 1074 Mechem • 258 Ruidoso • 630-8050 • Mexican 5029. .Taco Bell • 654 Sudderth • 257 and seafood specialties • Open 7 4246 • Mon-Wed, 10 a.m.-1 a.m.; days, 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Lucy & Ethel's • 1009 Mechem Thu-Sun, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Dinner Theater • 8 a.m.-5 p.m. • 630-1221. Jorge's Cafe • 2064 W. Hwy.70, Flying J Ranch • Opens May Ruidoso Downs • 378-9804. Outpost Bar & Grill • Family 22 • Chuckwagon Suppers & Dining. Closed Monday and Fine Dining La Sierra • 100 Lake Shore • Western Show • Hwy. 48 • Tuesday• 415 Central,Carrizozo Ellis Store Country Inn • Hwy. Authentic Mexican and seafood Alto. 888-458-FLYJ • Gates • 648-9994. 380 MM 98, Lincoln • 800-653 specialties • 575-336-4673. open 6 p.rn., dinner at 7:30 6460 • Gourmet dinners • Mon Paradise Cafe • 310 Sudderth Dr. Showtime 8:20 p.m. Admission Picnics Deli • Deli, dine-in is $22 for 13 and over, $12 for restaurant, take-out and delivery Sat • Reservations only. • 257-0280. youngsters 4-12, including tax • 127 Rio Street • 257-2200 • Hennington's Grille & Taverns at Pefia's Place • 2963 Sudderth • and gratuity. Call 1-888-458 Mon-Thu, 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m.; Fri the Swiss Chaleton MechernlHwy 257-4135 • Thu-Tue, 7 a.m.-2 Sat, 10:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 3595 or 575-336-4300 for tick 48 • 258-3152 • Steaks, seafood, p.m. ets. Schlotzsky's Deli • 2812 Sudderth pizza and more • Open for breakfast and dinner, Wed-Sun. Old Road Restaurant • 692 Old • 257-7811 • Open 10:30 a.m. Road, Mescalero • 464-4674 '. Mountain Annie's • 271() daily. Le Bistro • 2800 Sudderth Dr. • Iue-Sun, 9 a.m.-9 p.rn.' Sudderth in Midtown Ruidoso The Seasons • Casual and fine Steak and seafood with French • Fabulous live performanres flair • Loungedownstairs • 257 Ole Tacos • 319 Sudderth. 257: with a scrumptious double dining • 307 Hwy. 70 at the 5040 Quality Inn • 378-4051, ext. 314 0132. entree barbecue and chicken • Open 6 a.m.-l 0 p.m. daily. Texas Club Bar& Grill • 212 Metz RioTaco • 2117 Sudderth • 257 dinner every Thu-Sat • TIcket Dr. • Ruidoso • 258-3325. 6222 • Mon-Sat, 11 a.m.-7p.m. • office opens 2 p.m. • Dinner Shrimpy'sShrimp& WingShack· Real Mexican flavor. served at 7 p.m. and show at 8 2501 Sudderth in TImeSquare at Tinnie Silver Dollar • 28 miles p.m.• 257-7982. the Eagle Drive light • Shrimp, east of Ruidoso on Hwy. 70 in English-style fish & chips,hotwings TInnie • Steakhouse and saloon, • Open Thurs-Mon, 11 a.m.-8 lunch & dinner daily,champagne p.rn., except Sun, 1-1 a.m.-6 p.m. brunch Sundays, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. • Hondo Iris Farmarld",GaUery • Dine in or carry out • 575-257 653-4425. .. VisitorsWelcome!!1 . 8881. Wendell's • 287 Carrizo Canyon Smokey B'sGrill • 2584 Hwy.70 Rd. at IMG • 464-7842 • Featuring . One of NewMexico'smostbeautiflllgardens! inside the Casino Apache Travel steaks, seafood and hand-crafted One OfSolithem NewMexico'S favorite destinations. Center, Mescalero • Sun-Thu, 8 desserts • Open daily, 6:30 a.m. a.m.-l0 p.m., Frl-Sat, 8 a.m.-l1 -11 p.m. Agallery,a hummingbird porch, picnictables, a p.m. • Recent menu changes and Willmon's Prime Grille. 2523 additions. 464-7928. wOOded walk, Iris far saleto IriS lovers, and the Sudderth Dr. • 257-2954 • Smokey Bear Restaurant • 310 Featuring prime steaks, seafood beauty of the Hondo Valley. Smokey BearBlvd., Capitan• 354 and an extensive wine list • 2557 • Open 7 Days, 6 a.m.-8p.m. Reservations accepted Man-Sat,'5:30 Highway 70,. MM284 24miles eastof Ruidoso, Free Admission The Quarters • 2535 Sudderth • 9 p.m. Complete restaurant featuring Hondo•. NM steaks, burgers, barbecue, drink Mexican Food .open Tue-SOn1 0-5.(575)653.4062 specialtiesjinc! more ·Liv~ music WWW.hondoirisfarm;eorn Casa Blanca • 501 Mechem • --~-~ ------_._- June 12 •18, 2009 jVAMONOSI local aUlhorlo sign children's boOks ean Garrison Allgood witt be signing copies of the three children's Eachbook begins with a Bible verse and teaches a biblical Virtue. books from her "Come Follow Me" series, June 12, at First Savings Allgood uses butterflies to guide young readers trough the book and . Bank, 2713 Sudderth Dr. each book ends With a rainbow. JShe is the featured local business owner/artist of the month at the Allgood and her husband, Ken, retired and moved to Ruidoso 20 bank. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., she will sign editions of Come Follow years ago. Me: The Night Color Orange Ran Away, a lesson on understanding a She has two daughters and three grandchildren. Her books are a person's worth; The LittleBird That Could Not Hear, a lesson on accept result of writing stories for her grandchildren. ing those who are different; and The Lilies that Doubted There Was a Interest from others led her to publisher Laura Reynolds of Write Sun, a lesson on doubt and fear. Designs LTD in Ruidoso. Allgood writes children's books and Sandra Smith of Lincoln illus Books can be ordered from Allgood by calling 575-378-'1484. trates them. AI the librarv B"','. S""rt. &r&Gr'" IUlf & TUIF IPEllll frlllil fll0l5 DID III DID Sl15 PillE IIIITEII SPEClll SatulllavllOIl 5 DII IIIIDII hildren needing Sadie by calling 258-3704, There are six time slots assistance with Extension 2004 or 2005. available each Wednesday. Sl15 . reading aloud may Reading to dogs is Parents, call early to C reserve a date and time find the help they need by being utilized in many reading with Sadie, a regis- public schools and slot for your child. A 15 tered therapy dog. libraries throughout the minute practice session Live lIuslc frldav & Sadie will be at the country. It has made a sig- with Sadie could make a library from 10 a.m. until nificant impact on the wonderful difference in the Salurdav Blgbls wllh ' 11 :30 a.m. every Wednes- reading skills of many chil- life of your child. day during June and July. dren. Academically, stu- Sadie IS a Keeshond Tbe IrabalD Brober. Children between the ages dents that participate in the owned by Pamela Skinner of kindergarten to fifth I'lrogram show phenome- of Ruidoso. Ruidoso Public Ruidoso Downs Race Track & Casino grade sign up for a 15- nal growth and they begin Library is located at 107 1461 Highway 70 West· Ruidoso Downs, NM 88346 minute time slot to read to to enjoy reading to them- Kansas City Road in For More Information Call (575) 378--4431 •.. .WV{WJiaceE-uidoso.com I ' > selves and others. Ruidoso. ; .~".ti L: • R ' I. ~.,' U.·· \. . f,' . ,. , :. i . ." < 'D~baO~~$rl~~ctd~d~~~~~l~~~~Uh~Fb~P~~~dW~d~~d~ , ,< f .. " I' \-~, " -J ; i'IG6.lg~~lla~R~e.t,r~fr~l&b;J~llIS~~l~~I~a -""---'1 10 jVA/l\ONOSI COlt\MUNI It LISTINGS: .LINCOLNCOUNlY . at6-6:30 p.m. atAngus Church: no dues orfood purchase, the kiddos.lnfo: Natasha at640-7076, orAlice at258-3331. Canyon Road open Mon, Tue, ThU, Fri 11a.m.-4 p.m. and just friendly support and accountability; weigh-in followed Ruidoso Ridge Runners 4-Wheel Drive Club: Meets first Sat 11-2; ReSale Shop atthe 'Y'open 10a.m.-4 p.m. Mon. Community listings are provided as • public: service to organl by short devotional. Info: 336-8032. Sat, Info: 378-1040. utlOnJ offerln9 free service.. support., activities and In'o"""" Wed ofeach month atK-BOB's. Dinner at6p.m. and meet tlon. To add or correa. linIng. email vamonor.""'. dosonewJ.~omor 'ax to 575-257-7053. Wisdom Circle: Each second and fourth Wednesday; 6:30 ing at7. Info: 336-2714 or378-4853. Kiwanis: Tuesdays atnoon atK-BOB's; Rutalee, 258-1431. p.m. High Mesa Healing Genter. 336-77Tl. Education Lilughing -Eyes *ennel~ '5&t-(e}(3t nonprofit breeder and •..•...... •...•...••...... •••.....•...• trainer of Service Dogs in Nogal seeks volunteers to assist Help & Healing Clubs &Associations with dog handling & puppy socialization, bookkeeping ESlclasses: English as aSecond Language classes spon fundraising and kennel upkeep/management. Info: Alto Women's Association: 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Alto sored by ENMU-Ruidoso Adult Basic Education; Mon-Thu, www.lekennels.org or575-354-4342. H.E.A.l. (Help End Abuse forUfe): Domestic violence shel Club House for lunch and cards. Business meeting every 9:30·11 :30 a.m, at Nob Hill Portable G on EI Paso Rd.; terand hotline: 1-866-378-6378. first Tuesday. Mon, Tue, Thu, 6-8 p.m. at Rrst Presbyterian Church; Lincoln County Community Health Council: 8 arn first Tuesday of each. month at Community United Methodist AI-Anon: Meets at10:30 a.m. every Saturday and 6:30 p.m. Spanish language GED Mon, 6-8 p.m. atNob Hill Portable Angus Wood Carvers: 5-8 p.m. every Monday, Nazarene Gon EI Paso Rd. Church, 220 Junction Rd. New members welcome, Info: every Tuesday at 1216 Mechem Dr., Unit 5, second floor, Church Camp, junction ofHighways 48 and 37; Info: 336 973-1829. Ruidoso; Info: 258-8885. 9161. First Friday Adult lecture Series: Monthly, Capitan Public Library, free. Info: 354-3035. Lincoln County Medical Center AUXiliary: 9:30 a.m. sec AI-Anon: Meets at noon every Friday at the Methodist Art Connection: Last Wednesday ofeach month. Innsbruck ond Tuesday of each month in the hospital conference Church inCarrizozo. Come tothe back door and bring your Club House. Info: Pat, 258-3602. GED classes: Sponsored by ENMU-Ruidoso Adult Basic room. New volunteers welcome. Info: 630-4250. own lunch. Education; Mon-Fri, 9-11 and Mon-Tues, 5:30-7:30, atNM Carrizozo Women's Club: Second Thursday ofeach month Lincoln County Sheriff's Posse: Meets first Sunday each Alcoholics Anonymous: 7:30 a.m., noon, 5:15 p.m. daily; 8 Workforce Connection in Compass Bank Bldg., 707 at6 p.m. atthe clubhouse at11th and 0 Avenue; Info: Tona Mechem.. month at 2 p.m. at the Posse bUilding, Hwy. 54, in p.m. Fri, Sat, Sun, at 1216 Mechem Dr., Unit 5, second Macken, 354-0769. floor, Ruidoso; Info: 258-8885. Carrizozo. Groups needing their volunteer security services, La Junta F.C.E.: 10:45 a.m. every third Wednesday atSan notify by mail one month (but not less than two weeks) Duplicate Bridge Club: 1 p.m. every Thursday, Saturday Patricio Senior Citizens building. Info: 653-4718. Alcoholics Anonymous Women's open meeting: 6:30 p.m. and Tuesday, plus a29gers game 1p.m. Mondays; Ruidoso prior to the monthly meeting. Send to P.O. Box 1784. every Monday at1216 Mechem Dr., Unit 5, second floor. Senior Center; Info: 257-7411 or257-6188. Veterans Capitan, NM 88316. Info: 888-663-7029. Mountain High Recovery Group ofNarcotics Anonymous: Insighters Book Club: 6:30 p.m. first Wednesday of each OES Ruidoso Chapter 65: Meeting every second Thursday Meets Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays 7 p.m. at Ruidoso month atInsight Books, 1860 Sudderth; No charge and all at7:30 p.m. 144 Nob Hill Dr. Info: 257-5313. Downs Rrst Baptist Church, 361 Highway 70East. American Legion Robert J. Hagee Post 79: 11 a.m. every are welcome; Info: 257-4625. third Saturday, 101 Spring St. atHwy. 70, Ruidoso Downs; Optimist Club (Friends ofYouth): Noon every Wednesday Co-Dependents Anonymous: 6:30 p.m. Mondays at Holy Lincoln County Bird Club: Monthly field trips are scheduled Info: 257-675(. at K-BOB's. New members always welcome; 257-5938 or Mount Episcopal Church inRuidoso. Info: 808-2959. at various times. For more information, call 257-5352 or 258-9218. Sex Addicts Anonymous: 5:30 p.m. Thursdays at the 258-3862. VFW Post 1207: Meets atthe Ruidoso Evening Lions Club, PEO (Philanthropic Educational Organization) Chapler Episcopal Church Parish Hall meeting room, 121 Mescalero Lincoln County Garden Club: Meets every third Tuesday of behind Chef Lupe's Restaurant on Sudderth Drive in AR: Meeting every second and fourth Tuesdays Phone l. Trail. Info: 653-4937. the month at 9:45 a.m.; New members and visitors wel Ruidoso. Info: email [email protected]. Jennie Powell at258-3896 forinformation. I Celiac Disease/Gluten Intolerance Support Group: Meets come; Info: Joyce, 258-4663, or Elena, 258-3724. ~ VFW Post 12071': Ladles Auxiliary meets at Ruidoso Rotary International, Ruidoso-Hondo Valley Club: 1145 second and fourth Sundays ofeach month, 2-3:30 p.m., in a.m. every Tuesday Cree Meadows Country Club. During Lincoln County Right to Life Chapter: 6:30 p.m. every sec Evening Lions Club, behind Chef Lupe's Restaurant on at the conference room of ERA-Simmons Real Estate, 918 ond Tuesday at 309 l.L. Davis Dr. All are welcome; Info: the school year, meetings every first Tuesday are at the 10th St., Alamogordo. Info: Kathie at437-0603, Robin at Sudderth Drive in Ruidoso. Info: Kelly Fouse at575-430 258-5108. 8531. Ieepee tounqe atRuidoso Hi,h School. Info' Barna". ".. •• 442-9419, oremail [email protected]. 5445; Phillis, 257-5555, orGreg, 257-1255. Mountaintop Turners: Woodtuming club, 10 a.m. every ACourse in Miracles StUdy Group: Each Tuesday; 5:30 third Saturday at the woodshop of Steve and Madeleine Service Organizations Ruidoso Downs Auxiliary: 7 p.m. every first Monday at the • p.m. High Mesa Healing Center, 336-7777. Sabo. Info: 354-0201. .•••.••...... •.•••••.....•...... ••••.•..•. Ruidoso Downs Senior Center off East Highway 70; Info: 378-8099 or378-8316. Bereavement or Grief Support: For the commuunity. Call Otero County Association ofEducational Retirees: Meets AIb1Jsa Club: 5:30 p.m. every first Tuesday for program; Ruidoso Home Care &Hospice Foundation. Info: 258 at 11:30 a.m. every third Tuesday. All Lincoln and Otero Noon every third Tuesday forlunch; Episcopal Church ofthe Ruidoso Evening Lions: Tuesdays at7 p.m. atthe Evening 0028. County educational retirees welcome. For info: Linda, 336 Holy Mount, 121 Mescalero Trail; Organization ifo: Jill, 336 Lions Club House, 106 S. Overlook (behind Chef Lupe's), Meditation Practice: Rrst Wednesday ofeach month; 6:30 1225, or Lucy, 437-8874. 1339. New members always welcome. Info: Mike Zaraqosa, 937 p.m. High Mesa Healing Center, 336-7777. 0768 orHarold Oakes, 937-7618. Party Bridge Group: 1 p.m. Wednesday and Friday atthe Boy Scouts oj America, Troop 52: 6:20 p.m. every other Open Circle: Each Sunday; 9:30 a.m. atHigh Mesa Healing Ruidoso Senior Center; 336-4808. Wednesday; Angus Church of the Nazarene. Info: 808 Ruidoso Shrine Club: 6:30 p.m every fourth Wednesday at Cree Meadows Restaurant, Info: 258·5860. Center, 336-m7. Photographic Society ofLincoln County: 7 p.m. every sec 1172. Parenting Classes: Counseling Center Prevention Program ond Thursday in the conference room at the Region IX Boy Scouts ofAmerica, Troop 59: 6 p.m. every Monday, Ruidoso Valley Noon Llo"s Club: Meets at 11 :30 am facilitates all parents seeking to enhance parenting skills, office at1400 Sudderth Dr.; 258-4003. Episcopal Church ofthe Holy Mount. Info: Mark, 378-5623. every Tuesday for lunch and a short meeting at Cree Meadows Country Club. Info: 257-0363. resolve issues and prevent substance use. Families with Pine Top Rod and Custom Car Club: Wednesdays at6:30 B.P.O. ~Iks No. 2086: 7p.m., first and third Thursdays, Elks children ages 5-17 years of age that complete all require p.m. atvarious locations; Doug Babcock, 257-7365. Lodge Building, U.S. 70; Info: 257-2607. Sierra Blanca Daughters of the American Revolution: ments ofthe class qualify fora$150 stipend. Qualifications Third Thursday ofeach month. Info: 258-3045. and info: Brenda Motley-Lopez orSalli Mason at257-0520. RUidoso Area Singles: Want tomeet new friends for social B.P.O. Does: Noon, second and fourth Thursdays, Elks activities - dining out, parties, potlucks, outings, etc.? New Lodge Building, U.S. 70. Zia Girl Scout Council: 6 p.m. every third Thursday at the Parents of addicted children: New Name Ministry offers group is forming. Info: Judy, 430-7870, or Martha, 430 Cherokee Mobile Village Clubhouse on US 70 Info 437 help for parents of addicted children. For appointment, 9808. Capitan Smokey Bear Lions Club: 5:30 p.m. every 2921. phone 802-0263 in Ruidoso and leave amessage. Payment Thursday at Smokey Bear Restaurant. Info: Lion Bob offree-will offering appreciated. Ruidoso Book ReviewlDiscussion Group: Meets first Callender, 575-258-1345 or575-937-7911. White Mountain Search & Rescue: 7 p.m. ever; Inlrd Wednesday each month at10a.m.; Ruidoso Public Library, Monday at First Christian Church near the intersecuon of Prepared Childbirth Classes: Meets at7 p.m. Tuesdays 107 Kansas City Rd. Public iswelcome. Children's TeamKids Discipleship Program: 6-7:45 p.m. Hull and Gavilan Canyon Roads. Info: email whiternoun· at the Lincoln County Medical Center's conference Wednesdays (Sept-May), First Baptist Church, 270 Ruidoso Federated Woman's Club: Meets every Monday; [email protected], visit www.whitemountainsarorg or room. Six classes per session with qualified, certified Country Club Dr., Ruidoso. For children age 4to6th grade; phone 866-596-8382.. instructors; Info: 257-7381 (ask for OB dept.). program varies. Potluck and bridge/card games. Second Info: 257-2081, www.fbcruidoso.com. Monday (Sept.-May) includes program, business meeting, Science of Mind Study Group: Each second and fourth potluck, bridge/card games at116 S. Evergreen. Fort Stanton Musem: Call forvolunteers; if you would like Political Saturday; 10:30 a.m.-noon; High Mesa Healing Center, 336 tobecome Involved involunteering atFort Stanton Musem, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I.II rrn. Ruidoso Masonic Lodge No. 73: Meets first Monday of join the 6 p.m. potluck on Monday, Sept. 15, atInnsbruclC Democratic Party ofLincoln County: Monthly metings first each month, 7:30 p.m., except national holidays, then Village Club House; food provided. Info: Susie Berend, 937 Shamanic Journeys: Third Wednesday of each month; 7 Thursday ofeach month except Jan., July and Sept.; 6p.m. moves to second Monday. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Info: 258 9380. meeting; Info: 973-7505, orMaria, 937~8394. p.m. athigh Mesa Healing Center, 336-m7. 3598. Friends of Capitan librarY. Call for volunteers for Not 2 Stretch & Tone Class: For men and women ofall ages, 9 Federated RepUblican Women ofLincoln County: Regular Ruidoso Mommies Group: Want to meet other moms? Shabby Thrift Shop. Info: Raynene, 354-3046 or library, meetings. For information, call 653-4379. 10a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays atthe Senior Center, 501 Come join the Ruidoso Mommies group at 5:45 p.m., 354-3035. Sudderth; RSVP Terry Franklin, 257-4565. Tuesdays, at Community United Methodist Church, 220 Republican Party· of Lincoln County: Meetings at Cree Humane Society of lincoln County: Shelter on Gavilan Temple Builders Weight Loss Support Group: Thursdays Junction Rd. (no religious affiliation); Come alone orbring Meadows Country ClUb; info, 336-7038. ..I ._ ,,_~~- _.~ ~.__.~ -.....-;._-...o_-...... ~ ~ _ 14 -109 June 12 ·18, 20g9 jVAMONOS! r n \ ,:;'1,'''',' I "i ,COlr\MUNITY LISTINGS: OTERO'COUNIY b ( J .; and Ion· Education erans, retired and active duty, encouraged to attend. Ed p.m., TuesdayfThursday/Friday 8 p.m. First Christian meetings at 8 a.m. on Fridays. Any self-employed persoi .... ,..•...... •...... Summerall, 430-4322, [email protected] Church, 2300 23rd St. and aguest are welcome toattend. Paul Collins, 437-8257 131. ESL: English as a second language class, 9 a.m. each American Legion Auxiliary Unil 108: Meets second Salvation Army Social Services: Open 10 a.m.-noon and Crochet Guild ofAmerica: The Alamogordo Touch ofClas, Tuesday ofmonth at 6:15 p.m., 23117 U.S. 70E, Tularosa; 1-4 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday; 10 a.m.-noon Chapter welcomes all levels ofcrocheters. 437-3832. and MORday, 1323-Scenlcl)r. $1.5. forw9I1dlook. Glass SPOR sored by Mountain Valley Baptist Association; 437-9987. All spouses, daughters, sisters, mothers orgranddaughters Friday; 443-0845. Desert Basin Toastmasters: Meets 6-7 p.m. every Iuesda sst ofactive and fomner military personnel are encouraged to ing, H.E.LP. Head Start: Accepting applications forpre-school Salvation Army Thrift Store: Open 10 a.m.-4 p.rn., at the Alamogordo Physical Therapy Center, 10th ani attend. Info: Elaine Chestnut, 446-8331, Monday-Friday, and from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday 443 Washington, and every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at Comrr lfo children with or without disabilities.. Free meals. [email protected], orEd Summerall, 430-4322. Alamogordo Center: Maria Gallegos, 434-6313; La Luz 0845. Center on Holloman AFB. Guests welcome.. Visit desert Center. Martina Travis, 437-4485; Tularosa Center: Annette Disabled American Veterans, Cap. 14:: Meetings are first Search and Rescue: Meets every second and fourth basin.freetoasthosl.com orphpne .921-4767. first Monday ofmonth at 821 Alaska, 6 p.m. Info: 434-8976. dlst Chavez, 585-4818. Thursday at the National Guard Amnory, 1600 S. Florida Desert Castaways Duplicate Bridge Club: Meets 12:31 nfo: Integraled Instructional Services Departmenl: Monthly New Mexico American Legion Riders Association, Ave. Leroy Lewis, 430-2987 orDan Josetosky, 437-4813. p.m. every Monday, Tuesday & Friday at the Alamogordl ParenVStaff Advisory Committee meeting, 4- 6 p.m. every Chapter 8: Meets second Tuesday of month at 8 p.m., Sf. John's Community Kitchen: Free meals 5-6 p.m. Senior Center, 2201 Puerto Rico. 437-2822. 23117 U.S. 70E, Tularosa; All eligible veterans, retired and ;ec- second Tuesday atthe liSBuilding. Dr. Doug Householder, Tuesday and Thursday 437-3891. Desert Mountain 4-Wheel Drive Club: Meets third Tue c 439-3200. active duty, encouraged to attend. Ed Summerall, 430 each month at Wok Inn. Dinner at 6p.m., meeting at 7.)nf( nce 4322, orDarrell Winfree, 430-7735. ZTrans: Public transportation for$1. Serves Holloman Air Lacy Simms: Governing council meets at5:30 p.m. every Force Base, Alamogordo, La Luz, Alamorosa, Tularosa and 491-4257 or430-3608. second and fourth Monday atRrst National Bank Building Sons ofthe American legion Squadron 108: Meets third Mescalero. 439-4971. Enchanted Quilters Guild: Meets 7- 9 p.m. every first ani ach Monday ofmonth at 7 p.m., 23117 U.S. 70E, Tularosa; All in Atrium. Regular meetings are at7:15 p.m; 437-4011. Zia Thrift Store: Open 9 a.m. - 5 p.m at 816 E. Ninth St., third Thursdays at Christian Church Fellowship Hall. 1301 sons, grandsons ofactive and fomner military personnel are Hawaii Ave. All are welcome. Info: 434-5162 after 4 p.m.. ies, encouraged to attend. Information: Brian Koutrous, 717 across from the N.M. Department of Labor Monday lks) Service Organizations 202-9810 orMilton Chestnut, 446-9045. Saturday; Proceeds support the programs at Zia Therapy Experimental Aircraft Association: Meets at7 p.m. ever '84, Center for children and adults with developmental disabili second Tuesday in the pilot's lounge at Alamogordo-Whit VFW Post 7686 and Ladies Auxiliary: Meetings are at 7 ties; Donations appreciated; Fridays are Military Discount Sands Regional Airport. Open to all persons interested il Alamogordo Breakfast Lions Club: Meets at7 a.m. every p.m. every third Tuesday at700 U.S. 70 West inBingo Hall; Day; 437-0144. aviation and/or experimental aircraft including non-pilots. day Saturday atMaximino's, 2300 Wh~e Sands Blvd. The pub 437-0770. liciswelcome. Jeanette orChuck, 434-6296. Zia Transportation Services: Offered forwork, work-relat Girl Scouts: Open togirls ages 5-17. Nancy, 437-2921. day ed activities, education, training and child-care. Contact an Golden Gears Car Club: Meets at 7 p.rn. every flrs Alamogordo Noon Kiwanis: Meets at Margo's Mexisan Help & Healing Income Support Division caseworker, New Mexico Works lor Restaurant every Wednesday, except the fifth. 434-6417. ..•...•...... •, . Thursday at the VPN annex building. Cruise-ins are on th caseworker orZia Therapy Center at 437-4222. last Saturday of each month at Sonic on the north end c Alamogordo Public Library Foundation: Raises money A1·Anon: New Day AI-Anon group meets noon Thursdays at town on White Sands Blvd. 434-0200. Iter and awareness forAlamogordo Public Library. Flori, 437 Our Savior Lutheran Church, 1212 Washington Ave., one f 6616 orAllen, 434-2349. Alamogordo. Political Historic Vehicle Association ofAlamogordo: Anyone wit an interest in old cars is welcome to join. John Dougla~ [ A11msa lirternalional: 1stand 3rd Thursdays, 5:30 p.m. at Alamogordo City Disability Council: Meets at2p.m. every 437-5318 orGale Ortiz, 434-5242. 45 Democratic Party of Otero County Meets first Tuesday of Margo's. Linda, 437-0703. third Wednesday atthe Sgt. Willie Estrada Memorial Civic each month ata local restaurant at 5:30 p.m., with 6 p.m. ring Center. Disability Resource Center, 439-1112, or 'Ann The New Horizon Band: Rehearsals 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. ever the Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority: Focusing on cul meeting start. Call 437-8590 forlocation. Thursday at the Alamogordo Senior Center. 434-4281. tural, social and service activities. Alberta, 437-4258. French at439-4227 or439-4889. 58- Mountain Democrats: Meet second Wednesday of each New Mexico Solar Energy Assn: Bi-monthly, Jan.-Nov. 3r Big Brolhers Big Sisters: Accepting applications forchil American Cancer Society Cancer Resource Center: 2 - 5 month at Big Daddy's Restaurant on U.S. 82, Cloudcroft, at p.m. every Mon-Tue at2689 N. Scenic, north of hospital; Thursday, 6 p.m. at Alamogordo Public Library, Oregon a the dren ages 6 - 17and volunteers 18 years or older. 434 noon. Info: Ellen Wedum, 682-2464 or email dotellen@ 10th Street. Guest speaker, all. energy/efficiency ideas 3388. hats, wigs, scarves, bras and prostheses available; free gmail.com. nfo: "Look Good - Feel Belter" make-up sessions are available Public welcome. Ghuck: 434-6296. Daughters ofthe American Revolution: Meets monthly on with reservations; VIVian Smith, 434-5874 or439-7681, or Republican Party ofOtero County: Fourth Thursday meet Noel Southard Chapter of the National Wildlife Turke ling third Saturday attime and place TBA. 437-7200. Lillie Lewis, 439-8409. ing each month. Info: Sassy Tinling, 443-1195. Federation: Meets at 7 p.m. every first Monday at th l'S). [ Downlown Lions Club: Meets on second and fourth Blood Pressure Screening: 9 am-neon Monday, Tularosa Democrats: Meet at Coffee & More, 308 Granado, Aristocrat Assisted Living Center on Robert Bailey Driv£ 137- Mondays atMariscos Costa Azul, 415 S. White Sands Blvd. Wednesday, and Friday atthe Red Cross office. Free; 700 E. 5p.m. sharp second Thursday ofeach month. Info: Charles 434-8356 or434-1467. Public welcome. Terry Reed at434-3968 or Martha 437 Rrst St., No. 765. 437-4421. Murrell at 585-8153. Otero County Association 01 Educational Retirees: Meet In 7515. yat Calvary Baptist Clothes Closet: Open 2 - 4 p.m. Tuesday at 11 :30 a.m. every tlJird Tuesday at Margo's Restaurant i Flickinger Guild: Supporting the Rickinger Center forthe and Thursday, 1200 Indian Wells Rd.; Clothing is free; Alamogordo. All Lincoln and Otero County educanonr 11 Clubs &Associations retirees welcome. For info: Barbara, 585-5564 or Dav£ 1m Perfomning Arts, Guild members sell tickets in the box Donations accepted. 437-0110. II:\ office, work the door for perfomnances, usher, hand out 437-6948. ree Celiac Dlsease/Glulen Intolerance Support Group: Meets programs and work concessions. Contact membership Alamo Squares: Square dancing on 2nd and 4th Singles 01 Otero County: Weekly activities to provide second and fourth Sundays, 2-3:30 p.m., inthe conference Saturdays. 8 p.m. Info: 437-3043, 434-2618 or437-5474 [I chairman Rori McElderry at437-6616. social network for singles in the area. 18 & over welcorru Ion: (I room of ERA-Simmons Real Estate, 918 10th St., Kiwanis Club of Alamogordo: Meets on first and third Alamogordo Astronomy Club: Meets every third Friday. 437-4035. Alamogordo. Info: Kathie at437-0603, Robin at 442-9419, Mike Mosier, 437-8260. Thursdays at 8 a.m. at Maximino's Restaurant, 2300 N. oremail [email protected]. Tularosa Basin Rockhounds: Meets every second Tuesda the White Sands Blvd; 434-0923. Alamogordo Genealogical Society: 2 p.m. every third at First Christian Church, 2300 23rd St Field trips ever 37- Child Health Care: No or low cost for children under 19. Saturday in the Sacramento Room. Alamogordo Public fourth Saturday. annual campouts and pcruc 437-3377 Order ofthe Eastern Star: Tularosa Basin Chapter No. 72 Apply at the Otero County Public Health Office. 437-9340. meets at 7:30 p.m. every third Monday at 409 Higuera Library. Betty Bass, Bruce and Jinnie Matson will diSCUSS White Sands Dart Association: Double team tournarnern 437-9899, or437-9093. publishing family histories Chewy. 439-1205 'llrd St.,Tularosa.434-1456. (open tournaments) 7 p.m every Wednesday at Fratern 10f Divorced & Widowed Adjustment Group:: Meets at 6:30 Alamogordo Mustang Club: Meets at 6:30 pm the second Order of Eagles Club, 471 24th SI JOin to play or lean ;un- Special Olympics NM - Otero: Sports training and compe p.m. every first and third Thursdays atAlamogordo Church, titions forchildren and adults with intellectual disabilities; Thursday of the month at ViSion Ford. Daurian Orchard, Contact Delilah at 442-8750 or 2826 Indian Wells Rd. Non-sectarian self-help group dedi 491-7952. track and field practice at 9a.m. atNMSBVI inAlamogordo. cated toassisting men and women ofall ages through the Info: Anthony Bradway, 575-430-8902 orSally Bradway at loss ofapartner through divorce, separation ordeath. Info: Barbershop Harmony Society: The "Sounds of Other Ongoing Activities 479-2958. Ben, 682-3621. Enchantment" barbershop chorus meets at Our Savior Lutheran Ghurch, 1212 Washington Ave., Alamogordo, HIBAC: Counselors are_available in the Nutrition Office at every Tue, 7-9 p.m. Gentlemen of all ages welcome. Info: Bingo: 7 p.m. Sat., 12:30 and 3 p.m. Sun., 1and 7 p.n first Veterans / Military Groups the Alamo Senior Center, 9 a.m.-noon, Monday & 437-8832. Mon. atthe Eagles Lodge, 471 24th St. Ages 8 and u I.m...... •...... •...... Wednesday to assist with supplemental insurance for welcome with adult. $750 jackpot. 437-1302. Medicare. Boy Scouts: Programs open to boys first grade-age 20, Air Force Sergeants Association Chapler 1257: Open girls tenth grade-age 20. Info: Suzy, 437-7640. Bingo: 7 p.m. Wednesday-Friday and Sun., 2 p.r ular meetlng/luncheon at 11 :30 a.m. every second Friday at Humane Society ofOtero County: Meets at6:30 p.m. every Saturday at the VFW, 700 U.S. 70 West. Ages 16 ar Base Enlisted Club. Visits toarea veterans inlocal care cen first Thursday atMargo's Mexican Restaurant. 437-0157. Chaparral Kennel Club: 6:30 p.m. every first Wednesday at over welcome with an adult. 437-0770. ters every third Saturday, starting atthe Betty Dare Center various Alamogordo locations. Promotes purebred dogs in ;ree Low Income Housing: Applications are accepted 8:30 a.m. conformation, obedience, agility, tracking, rally and therapy Coffee Club: 7:30 - 9 a.m. every third Wednesday on North Rorida Ave. promptly at10a.m. Gil Isley, 434 - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday at the Alamogordo Housing Edward Jones Investments, 1106 E. 10th SI. Topic 5552. visits. Sponsors dog shows, matcbes and the rescue of Authority, located at104 Amigo Ave. Laura, 437-5621 ext. purebred dogs, Michele, 434-5220. include current events, identity theft and. Soci American Legion Post 108: Meets second Tuesday of 11. Security. Breakfast rolls and juices provided. 443-1901 The Christian Self-Employed Business Club: Breakfast month at7 p.m., 23117 U.S. 70E, Tularosa; All eligible vet- New Life Group 01 Narcotics Anonymous: Meets Sun. 6 ~---~------' 12 jVAMONOSI ]uoe12·,18,2009 > -~ -- - • • - • • ,_.-...- ~~ -- ".. .~ •• ~ •••• - ....: IJIlIfI.'_:,':' 'lOloco.bevDavs ai"McDonald Parkstartrng--and much more.------tee times.) Cowboy-church at 3, then the Street Dance The Cowboy Shoot-Out services will be at 8:30 featuring Carrizozo native on 12th Street commences a.rn, at the the museum Paul Pino with his at 1 p.rn., and the Ranch courtyard. Albuquerque band the Rodeofollows at Hemphill Many folks have Tone Daddies at 7. Arenaat 2. There will be worked extremelyhard to Saturday is full of food and drink vendors at create and to sponsor this events, includingthe big all the locations. event, which promises to parade at 10 a.m., with On Sunday, there will be a fun time for the entire stage shows that include be an 8 a.rn. golfmatch at family. wonderful Western swing, Valle del Sol. (Call 648- Be sure to attend next cowboy poetry, storytelling 2770 for registration and weekend in Carrizozo. Paul Pino and the Time Daddies perform duringCarrizozo's Cowboy Days celebra tion Street Dance, Friday, June 12, at 7 p.m. Admission is.free. . arrizozo celebrates . Cowboy Days next Cweekend, June 12 WaWantYou 14, with lots of Western music, kid's rodeo, round flJe lincoln gountyibfJfJ/f8P0880 ups, shoot outs - the list goes on and on. After two years of plan ning, building and securing funds, the community cele brates the second town wide honor to "The Cowboy." Many special events have been planned for the three-day event, and, addi tionally, merchants throughout Carrizozo are making a special effort to KarSBlan's lall provide every fan, visitor and guest with special la~ Saturday, June 20D9 offerings just for the occa sion. ~b7 "The Desperados" II Mountaln AnnIe! On Friday, the trade show opens for visitors at 1 p.m., featuring Western goods, tack, crafts and jew- elry at the Museum . Heritage Hall. Following M&.DD par person . that wiII be the Kid's rodeo . , • "~,_~ .~. ""~:'_'''i I'~(\" .:~~~,... -~~'!"'~- 'jr:~'~~":',"~j~~t.~~.,~~_~' 0< .. :"~~~'~lHp~; 'l~"tt;~r)~'~~jE ~ (~I':- ~ ~ ~_ .:~ ~ ,,~_. ~ ~ ;:..:.,;.."'"~:.:._._ I P j! L if'" f-· ,<\ \';,1 ", re ." v, \,) <. ':, L1:, I" i, ci " <);. \;, :,.. J' Gl' Ij; i!. u·J t1J'(Tv b ..J IJ l..' lj Q . L·:..·;:...... _._.... __t: ::: =-"" e"", ..;,.: ..I 1.,",-)." ,jVAIt\ONOSI Excellentseats are avail the world." the IMAX Corporation to able for $79 and $76. Call In 2005, "Satisfaction" assist in promotion of the the S~encer Box Office at became the first ever new Martin Scorsese pro 336-4800. Rolling Stones show on the duced documentary film The night's playlistwill Las Vegas strip as they Shine a LightThe film include dozens of Stones debuted as part of the highlights the Rolling classics such as "Get Off award winning show Stones performance in My Cloud," "Under My "Legends in Concert" to New York City along with Thumb," "Paint It Black" outstanding reviews. vintage clips from the past. and "(I Can't Get No) Declared The Las Vegas Satisfaction will be Satisfaction." Definitely a Sun, "They shined just like involved in promotions night of Stones magic, the real Stones on the and special appearances Satisfaction guaranteed! strip" and Showbiz for the film, which is due Now in it's eighth year Magazine stated "They'll for release later this year. of production with more have you in the aisles just Don't miss yourdtanct than 1,500 performances, like jumping jack Flash." to get the virtual Stones this highly acclaimed pro The group of rockers experience - up close and duction has been pro received their highest personal - with "Satisfac claimed by Rolling Stone accolades to date last tion," june 13 at the Magazine to be, "one of spring when contacted by Spencer Theater! the best tribute shows in Paramount Pictures and BEST PRICES. LATEST TR SOLESCENTS O·UR GIFT TO YOU ,~------_.- ~~_, -'.'. =e ..... ·.SL.• ,·,;5·". '...... H ._,_, 14 jVAh\ONOS! JUlle J2· 18, 2009 ;~~~~ t· "t~~ '·I,.] . ~._. : .... ,\if,'"" ,~, "~ll;":', tn i'il~- . _With ilhIlB',S."xt'tJOI... , money, dividing the chores, ••·1>·1..·.1.· living withother people, etc. 'j Watching thisplay is like l[ watching any other play. , .• 1.... You don't see peoplewho are different than you but II people who are justlike you in manyways." Runnels saidthe play originally appealedto him because he believes deeply in not categorizing people based on any aspectofwho they are. "God'schildren are God's children. Period," he said. "I hope peopledo watch and feel a little differ 4 ent about peoplewithmen to see the showsaidthat;;e Daniel Pond,also in La tal challenges." created individuals thatthey Mancha, as Hedges, Corbin , Still, he saidthe interac knew. To me,thatwas the and Clark; and sophomore Norm~n tions' and idiosyncrasies of bestcompliment." theatre major Corinna A shy (Micah Taylor ofPanola Junior College) accepts a bouquet offlow ThecastforThe Boys Browning as Sheila. ers from Sheila (WBU sophomore Corinna Browning) at theapartment. In photo the play's characters, who run the spectrum offunc Next Doorincludes recent Browning debutedwith Careta~er tit right, ja,ck (left), playedbyWBU graduate Patrick Whitfill has a tionality, are humorous in Lubbock High graduate WBU theatre in last sum frank conuersatton wzth Arnold, recent Lubbock Highgraduate Skylar Stevens, in the waythat all human rela Skylar Stevens asArnold mer'sSpencer production of theapartment. tionsexperience are.The Wiggins; Micah Taylor, a the Agatha Christie thriller student at Panola Junior The Mousetrap. variety oftheatre back- group home'scaretaker, y histhinking, the bring to the table in 2009 to College, as Norman Alumnus Dennis :1 grounds, Runnels saidthe Jack, serves as the narrator !. Sacramento Mountain continue the trend? Runnels Bulansky; and Elgin High McMenamy, a theatre i SMTC opportunity provides forthe play, whichdeals . . Theatre Collaborative believes TheBoys Next School senior Courtney teacher at Groesbeck High B something most have never with hiscase of burn-out hasaccomplished much of Door, a comedyby Tom Mikeska inthe roles of School who was involved in experienced: from starting and thinking about hisfuture what Dr, Marti Runnels set Griffin, might be the perfect Fremus, Warren and Clara. the Texas musical for many out for itto do. In its first answer. rehearsals to live stage pro- options. Current WBU students years, plays Mr. KJemper. duction in 20 days. While comedies typical- threeyears, the summer "This isone ofthe first include Adam Maddox, a Tickets forthe WBU pro Thefinal product _a Iy are challenging to pro- partnership between truecomedies to bring to the newtheatre major who had duction are $25 and avail 11 study in the commonexpe- duce - timing and delivery is I Wayland Baptist University Spencer," said Runnels, who a roleinthe musical Man of able through the Spencer I~ riences all peopleendure_ vital to achieving the comic I and Ruidoso's famed serves as theatre director LaMancha, as Barry box office by calling toll-free I~ will be performed at the moments - thisproduction Spencer Theater for the and professor as well as Klemper, a schizophrenic (888) 818-7872 or visiting jl Spencer Theater on June19 brings its own setofdifficul- d Performing Arts has helped dean of the School of Fine resident ofthe home who the Web site at ~ : Arts. "This was one of those at 8 p.m. Runnels saidthe tiesdue to the characters 1-; thetheatreprogram recruit thinks he isa golf pro; www.spencertheater.com. I' students, provide an inten showsI really enjoyed doing show isworth the drive to beingportrayed. the scenic NewMexico Runnels saidthe cast ..~~ sive theatre experience for earlier and wanted to do it ·.'t--..,., . .<' both high school and col again." mountain cityfor itshumor willbe spending extra time ~l~ls;~~~ll~l~~~Qriii alone. But its message isalso in characterwork, someof ;}:') legestudents and brought Runnels pulled the play k?~' ( -'.... '"~-"'.". ~ --,., -<-. .._ .....--,.S__ 4_~ ..._W.4 ....44@~4 ...~. ,····f·J•. '·····.·OlJ.·J ••t··· Modelfest Rhonda Napoleon and is gate tee for Whitt> Sands Donny Corsentino for a and any food or drinks photo spread in The Fdiry available at till' food Society Magazine. booth. Photographers also Modds, artists, act(~, have a chance to win in perfornwrs, make-up and Fantasy Ezine for best stylists are all invited, photo taken during the along with photographers, two- day event. film-casting directors, mod Those wanting more eling agencies and other information can go to: related media. http://www.myspace.com/ This event takes place rnodelfestnm to read all June 20-21, in Zenith Park. the blogs and check out Cloudcroft, next to the the pictures. Cloudcroft Chamber of They will be going to Commeno. White Sands, Three There will also be a Waterfalls, some forest and grand opening of thl' Front desert areas, plus network Porch Rpstur,mt where tIll' ing and portfolio band, Middlp of Every exchange. when-, will pertorrn. I This is a free communi Corne pnjoy the (by ty event and the only cost with thern! f n }- ByRhonda Napoleon he theme for the Motion" is the belly pant will win a photo of the Faeries," with hair, exciting Modelfest is dancers who will be danc shoot with Joseph of "Time make-up and costuming by ing with snakes at this "Outdoor Fantasy," • I· , o Rhonda Napoleon took event. everal photos and put Their guest fantasy photographer is Joseph NEED A RIDE? hem together, added UncaIn County lhInSIt louds, birds, wings and Corsentino, and his wife is Ruidoso Downa &100 VIllage of Ruidoso &100 ome textures to make the their guest costumer and eapltan &200 stylist. They will host a G1eneo &200 ALAMOGORDO CYCLECENTER esulting photo look like a •••. I workshop on fantasy art 21070 HWY 70 WEST ainting. The DJ with the ALAMOGORDO. NM 66310 Ds is OJ Doc from and style. They come from 575-437-6169 Ibuquerque, the Band is Los Angeles, Calif. There is ailed "Middleof a fantasy photo-shoot con ~VAMAHA .~. I verywhere," and "Sultry in test where a lucky partici- ------~------_._--~ ------~---~---- ~. 16 rI ··H·.''fSl''OR:Y; ..g"',+~h '+f:iI'f\'''' .. The lorgODen ones a n k S pri Past Ten se difference. It 24. Hudgens' appearance onlyseems to elicit curious that happens to lawmen all Magazine, courtesy marily to has nothing was "boyish and affable" looks from listeners unfa- r the time, and for whlch Thomas Goodrich; and ~Hollywood, to do with but when "facing down '-' miliar with the place. Like we, the public, should Files ofthe Bergen Evening nost Americans by Drew Gomber where they crirninalsc.he turned into a Tombstone, Jerome was a thank them. In an eerily Record. are-aware of Historian were raised, fearless, deadly adversary." boomtown, although it similar incident, but in .. ' or even Hudgens established boomed a little later than another place - West New some of the more s:'. 'arnous gun bat . where they his reputation in an incred Tombstone, which was York, New Jersey, a police .lesto have taken •" lived. It has ible encounter when he established in the late sergeant was summoned to olace in the ' to do with surprised four criminals. 1870s. Jerome's first the home of a woman in • ".";0'". '\merican West. who they These fellows were not recorded killing was in response to "domestic vio ' • .1 ....s;.. f .. were. People nod ...~/ s: about to "go gently into 1895, and it was a wild lence." • - ~ J'-"-- ...r. <_ "'" ~ Lincoln County Wyeth, Andrew Wyeth, Henriette rary silver and rare stonejewelry, Wyeth Hurd, Peter Hurdand individually handcrafted and ArtandArtifact • 107 S. Michael Hurd. • 800-658-6912, designed • workshops available Lincoln • Capitan • 354-2316. or 653-4331. • by appointment only. Audrey Paton'sAntiques & James Mack Studio.· 1002 AnnBuell's Fine Art • 2825 Interiors at Gallery 401 • 401 BAve. • Carrizozo • 648-5203. Sudderth • 257-9102 • Twelfth St • Carrizozo • 648 www.annbuellfineart.com • 2762. J. Kiker Gallery • Highway Original fine artpaintings and 70 MM284 in Old Hondo. sculpture. Artists include Martha Earthly Greens& Ran La Featuring John Kiker's oil land I' Kellar, Charles N. Pruitt, Ann Roca Glass • Lincoln, NM • scapesof New Mexico, the Templeton and manymore. L Open 10-6daily • 800-386 Hondo Valley and beyond. • 7258 • Fine artfused glass Open by appointment only. TheArtGallery • 1712 "paintings. Phone653-4510, or contactjkik Sudderth • 257-7272 • Featuring ergallery@yahoo.~m. original works by regional inde Fruit of the Trees Gallery • pendent artists. Homeofthe Highway 380 in Lincoln • 653 Moondance Gallery • Ruidoso Regional Council for the 4699. Central WhiteOaks • 648-2319 Arts office. • Hand-crafted furniture, jewelry, Gaer Barlow Gallery • 560 traditional tinwork, Southwest Backdoor - the knight-mark . .Highway 48, Capitan • Featuring artifacts. collection • 2808Sudderth Dr. • " Cheryl Barlow's impressionistic Hand-picked furnishings, Italian portraitures, manyofthe Old Oso Art • 100 Lincoln Ave., textiles, artwork and moreluxu West * Bronze and clayfigurative Capitan. 354-2327 • Art at its ries for the home. 257-2270 sculptures • www.- bestfrom morethan 100 Lincoln GaerBarJowGallery.com. County artists • Eclectic blendof California Colors ArtGallery wallart, sculpture, jewelry, wood • 201 Country Club Dr. • 257 Gallery 408 • 408 12th furniture and more • Tuesday 1%4. Street • Carrizozo • 575-648 Saturday 10-6; Sunday 10-5. 2598 • Fine art; annual Burro TheCamel House • 1690 Serenade; Backroom Gift Gallery; Studio-O .1 31 Jackalope Highway 70 East • Ruidoso COURTESY 2nd Floor Studios; Artist Rd. inCapitan • Petand people Downs • 378-7065 • Prints, Lights Burn Bright on Friday Nights! Residency and Classes; visit photography and pysanky • framing.. As Ruidoso becomes an artsdestination. the Lincoln County Gallery Association is light- www.gallery408.com. www.studio-o.info. ing up the summer with Lights Burn Brighton Friday Nights! Membergalleries will be DJ's Jewelry • 618 Carrizo open every Friday until 7 p.m. through the summer, June 5 thru Sept. 4. On Saturday, Georgia Stacy, Artist • Unique Creations • 354- Canyon • 630-1 514 • Hand July 25, thegalleries will remain open for a promotion in conjunction with the Ruidoso Studio located on Nogal Canyon 1041 • Custom furniture, etched crafted silver and semi-precious Road, in Nogal • 354-4206• and stained glass • By appoint stones, Southwest style. Arts Festival Gallery names and locations may befound in the association's new bro Woodsculpture, doors, and mentonly. chure, available throughout Lincoln County: homeinterior furnishings. Earth & Stone• 2117 WhiteOaks Pottery • 4 mi. Sudderth • 257-2768 • Pottery Additionally, artist Vicki Mauldin is featured in the upcoming Art Loop tour (her "Red G~zzIy's Bears • 2804 NE ofWhiteOak Township • Ivy by Alan Miner. Thrown vessels, Truck" is above) .. Look for Art Loop features in upcoming editions of Mmonos! in the Ruidos, Sudderth • 257-3542 • Bears Heymann • 648-2985 • Open tableware, vessel sinks, platters, News and in the Alamogordo Daily News in the next few weeks .. carved from treetrunks by chain . 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed on sculpted pieces. Watch theartist sawand otherpowertools. Thursday. at work. Josie's Framery • 291 7 2501 Sudderth • 630"9201 • artist: Ieri Sodd. HondoIris Fann andGallery ZW'sGallery • Highway 37 Galleria West• 2538 Sudderth • 257-4156 • High Hand-crafted silver. • Highway 70, MM284 in Old W,MM4.7 (the roadto Nogal) • Sudderth • 257-4560 • Fine art, quality, affordable & custom Picture This Gallery • .~ 1 Hondo • Tuesday - Sunday, 10-5 354-4263. gifts, artisan jewelry, knives, framing and local art. McGary's Studio / Sudderth • 630-0003 • Pri, • 653-4723. fetishes. Expressions in Bronze Gallery • and framing. Ruidoso Area Kindred Spirit • 2306 2002Sudderth • 10 a.m.- 5 Sudderth • '257-3846. p.rn., Monday - Saturday • 257 Pinon Pottery • 3 miles east IRllldcno HondoIris FannAnnex • GD GarrettFine Art • 2306 TheAdobe• 2905 Sudderth 1000 • Gallery and finishing stu of Wal-Mart on Highway 70 • all Highway 70, MM286 • Tuesday Sudderth • 257-7695 • Studio - Sunda}j 8-5. Free Jewelry • 257-5795 • www.theadobefin and gallery ofwildlife painter Leroy Anderson Studio • dio for world-renowned bronze Ruidoso Downs • 378-4270 • Factory tours. 653-4062. eart.com • Fine art, jewelry, dec Gary Garrett. 1125 Highway 37 (downtown artist famous for Native-American (80D) 378-4275 • Studio & oratives. Nogal) • 354-4242 • figures. gallery of Vicki Conley, also )5 Hurd-La Rinconada Gallery J. Mauritsen Studio • 624 Handcrafted silver jewelry, bead shows work byotherlocals. • Off Highway 70 at milemarker Alice Royer Jewelry Studio· Carrizo Canyon Rd. • 257-6348 work, rattles and coppersculp Mountain ArtsGallery • Thrown pottery and sculpted :e 281 • SanPatricio. Homeof Highway 37 W (4.75 marker at • Wood carver transforms tree ture. 2530Sudderth • 257-9748 • ceramic for architectural accents. a five artists spanning threegenera Loma Grandesubdivision • 937 trunks into fine art, furniture. Southwest art,prints & originals, (Continued on next page) r, tions. Featuring works by N.C. 4263 • one-of-a-kind contempo- Many Moons Jewelry • pottery, custom framing. Resident .... ~~~,t__ ,::s:::,:x:::>,~_.... ,..... ',._'.:..-_, .... '; . 8 ' t I Art Galleries & Studios I Coptinued from page 17) White DoveGallery. 2825 Framing. 908 NewYork Ave., by a variety of local and regional Qoudcroft daily. Sudderth, Ste. A• 257-6609 or Alamogordo • 439-0188 • artists. Marianne and George 86()'257-6609 • Specializing in Monday - Saturday, 10 a.m.- . Schweers, proprietors. BearTrack • 502 Burro Ave. Thy, Smiling Dog Art Rainwaters • 231 3 Native-American jewelry, art, 5:30 p.m. • Fine art, workby • 682-3046 • Native American Gallery• 311 James Canyon iuddenh • 257-8727• Gifts, pottery and kachinas, Open local artists, gifts, hand-painted W.Kohlerlamp and Shade . Hwy. -6tQ-2122 ~. Original C'welry, candles & (collectibles. arts&crafts, gifls. dailysince 1988. cards. PatBeatty, proprietor. Company Gallery. 173 US oils, prints, jewelry, photography, SpencerTheaterfor the Cloudcroft Art Society • Hwy 82, Alamogordo • Community Center/library (Red metalwork and homedecor. 'erfonning Arts • Highway Copeland's FrameShopand White Mountain Pottery • 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.,Monday- Brick Schoolhouse), comer of 20,'12 miles north of Ruidoso 2328 Sudderth • 257-3644 • Gallery, DBA Sketchbook Saturday • 437-8441 • Swallow Placeand Burro Ave. • 1Warosa ff U.s. 48 • 3364800 • Dale Tableware, lamps& accessories. Tours· 622 9th St. (comerof 9th Distinctive mesquite lampsand 687-31 76 • Members' artwork, .hihuly glass art installation • Representing the works of Tim and Texas Ave.) • 575-551- copper lamp-shades made on programs, meetings, workshops. AdobeDaubersArts& ours10 a.rn, Tuesday and Wierwille and other local pot- 4632 (shop) • 575-442-9594 location. Studio tours available. CraftsGallery. 275-8Central hursday include behind-the- ters. (victoria) • 575430-7921 Cloudcroft Gallery • 502A Ave. • 585-2084. renes look at theater. (Michael) • www.michael- Burro Ave. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. • copeland.com • www.sketch- Mescalero TheZuni • 2621 Sudderth 682-3659 • Original paintings, Coffee & Moreat Tularosa Square MoonGallery • • (800) 2754908 • 257-2440. booktours.com. 825 Sudderth Dr., Ste. E, JordanT. Gallery • 464- pottery and g!a;;s. Unusual hand- DryGoods • 308 GranadoSt. • 2338 • Carrizo Canyon Rd. at made gifts. Davidand Donna 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Mon., Wed., loulder Plaza • Beautiful hand- Creative Designs • 917 Alamogordo Area the Mescalero Inn • Featuring Gordon,proprietors. Thurs.-Sat.; 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. ilown and fused artglass, origi- NewYork Ave., Alamogordo • Mescalero Apachefine art Sunday• 5854575 • Rotating ialchalkpastels, and more. • Monday - Friday, 10 a.m.-5:30 About Frames • 1602 1Oth (paintings, sculpture and crafts) Copper Butterfly • 206 artexhibit. !57-8549. p.m. • 434-4420 • Ongoing .. St. • 434-4494 • Fine art prints and otherworkby Mescalero Burro Ave.· 682-2765· Fine selection ofcarefully chosen and customframing. Dave artists. arts, quality crafts. Gloria and DelSol• 200 St. Francis Dr. Studio-W • 1311 Mechem works inall media by local Beach and Susie Hopkins, pro- GaryWood, proprietors. • 5854581. • 258-1117 • www.5tudio- prietors. Open Tuesday-Friday, 9 artists. '\I.com • 10 a.m.- 6 p.m.,Wed. N'de Fine Arts Gallery • a.m.-6p.m.;Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 Ll.S. Highway 70· 464-2114· Hummingbird Nest • 306 HorseFeathers • 316 Sat.; 12 - 6 p.rn., Sun; Closed David H.Townsend Library p.m. Mondayby appointment Featuring: Apachefine arts Burro Ave.• 682-2728 • Granado • 585-4407 • Pottery, vton. & Tues. • Representing Gallery • New Mexico State including paintings inoil and Ceramics, paintings. Kathy jewelry, Native Americanarts & nore than 100artists showing University-Alamogordo campus, r Accents in Glass• 434- acrylics. Powell, proprietor. crafts, gifts. f nore than 500 pieces. 4182· lo Austin's original art 2400 Scenic Dr. • 439-3650 • Tanner Tradition • 624 Sunday - Friday • Monthly glass designs using fused glass, Stronghold Gallery • 464- Offthe BeatenPath • 100 StudioS4®70 • Art Studio ~ iudderth Dr. • 257-8675 • exhibit stained glass, mosaics, 3-0, & Gallery • 1201 St. Francis Dr., 'I »nce1872,the Tanner family 7777 • Gift shop and artgallery Glorietta Ave. • 682-7284 • "01 leadedpanels, and jewelry. 10 inside the Inn ofthe Mountain Eclectic gifts and original art- Tularosa • 575-585-5470 • lastraded inquality Native Eagle Ranch Art Gallery • Austin, proprietor. Web: Gods,featuring paintings, sculp- work, wackywireart, jewelry, www.studio54at70.com • \merican artand jewelry • one- 7288 us. Highway 54/70, www.accentsinglassbyjo.-com. tureand otherworkby yard art, artistic lamps, and Hours: Tu-Th: 10-5;Fri & Sat: If-a-kind pieces, contemporary between Alamogordo and mdvintage. Mescalero artists. more.Berle Van Zanatand 10-7;Sun 10-4;closed Pat Beatty Gallery and Tularosa • 434-0035 • 8 a.m. - Donna Rand, proprietors. Open Mondays. 6 p.m.daily. Monthly exhibits Calls for artists and others Remember, the show proves quite fulfilling. They need all who Community Center ue to family health High Rolls, NM problems, Lincoln must go on! might be interested to County Community Help the community Join now! come to auditions, whether Local andother chenies, andcherry products. D It's really fun! Auditions Theatre's director for their organization to find anoth it is to be in the show or to Over60 arts & crafts vendors in the will be held Sunday, June upcoming show, Leon er director - come to audi help with the show in any Walk Through the Woods. 14, at 2 p.rn., and Mon Eggleston, has had to bow tion, volunteer, or just to way. They'll put you to Food, drink, andChildren's activities day, June 15, at 6 p.m., at out of the role. They will lend moral support, Your work! Cree Meadows Country still have auditions as stat participation can make a Melodrama is a long ~ Saturday, June 20 • 9 to 5 Club ed below, under the lead real difference here, and standing American tradi Sunday, June 21 • 9 to 4 ership of Don Madaris. the community is The show tion, that allows actors of enhanced by your involve varying experience and Free Admission & Parking (No Pets Please) If anyone would be Mountain Mummers ment. interested in directing this Dinner Theatre Melodrama abilities to work hard on a S.-..J";~ ::::';=~= show, or knows of some Further, the experience project, become an ensem Lions "'" presents The Villain Took a : :.:': of creative collaboration ble, and create something one who might be, please www.hrmplions.net Chip Shot, Or...Thar's Gold respond to Madaris@wind with others, no matter in Them Thar Greens.. fun for their audiences. ,11 -; The Lionsnrc 8 non-profit 501. C 3serviceorganuattcrnOver 95%of all stream.net or call Don what your "role" or level Join the fun today! FestivalProfitsgo (0 local,national, or international charitableprojects. Show dates are Aug. • of participation,always Seeyou soon. Madaris at 258-3133. 6,7,8,13,14,15,20,21,22. "0 .. .. 19 .I ~ '... • '< '0, - :1""'...... "",.,.,...r~.. - ~w.., ~; -: ~ .., "~ ~ . . AA ft~ < I ~ ~ ~. ~ j, • • \, Jo- .oK _..... , I I I Cruising throUgh the Milkv Wav arranged in a erhaps a In ,QUf ~k ies through the galaxy, some miles per second. Vega this direction and begin No single one of us little bit thin "disk" in groups (such as star itself is located some 25 hf'ading southward, even lives long enough to travel Pconfus that surrounds clusters) and others indi light-years away from us, tually crossing the central though all these regions, ingly, in by Alan Hale a "bulge" in vidually. and at that speed it will plane some 15 million but perhaps over the ~fe astronomy the [email protected] the center. Our sun is one of the take our sun about years later. time of the human race term "Milky Astronomer This disk is "individual" stars 450,000 years to get there Since Earth, along with we'll get to see some inter Way" has two approximately although if we should hap - by which time Vega will the all the other planets esting things here and different, a thousand pen to find stars that are be long gone, of course. and objects in the solar there ... although relat light-years traveling with the same Our sun is also partici system, is being carried ed, meanings. thick, which motion and that are also pating in the galaxy's rota along in all this, over time Alan Hale is a profes may seem like the same age as our sun, • One of these tion, and this motion is we get a large grand tour sional astronomer who is given to the a lot, but this these might be remnants of carrying us towards the of various parts of our resides in Cloudcroft. He is soft, hazy is a relatively the star cluster from which constellation Cygnus - also galaxy's disk. (We will be presently raising funds for band of light small distance the sun originally formed visible in our eastern sky staying away from the the Earthrise Project, an that passes compared to five billion years ago. during the evening hours galaxy's center which, con educational and humani through cer the galaxy's There are two compo at approximately 135 miles sidering all the high-energy tarian program descril.:'d Ir. tain regions of diameter nents to the motion of any per second. events going on there, is at http://www.earthriseinsti the nighttime (along the star in our sky: the so Since we're located probably a good thing.J tute.otg sky, and disk) of called "proper motion" some 28,000 light years which can be seen in our approximately which is the motion across from the galaxy's center, it eastern sky during the 100,000 light years. The our line of sight (measured takes our sun approximate evening hours of these stars within the disk are by comparing a star's posi Iy 225 million years to www.ruidosnews.com warm nights near the further grouped into spiral tions against background complete one orbit around beginning of summer. "arms" that wind away stars over a period of sev the center (a period of time r., The second meaning is from the galaxy's center eral years), and the "radial" sometimes called a "galac given to the name of the (actually, as we've learned motion, or motion towards tic year"); since its birth galaxy we live in; although in recent years, from the or away from us, which five billion years ago our sometimes it is simply ends of a short "bar" that can be measured by !low sun has completed about referred to as "The extends from the central the features in a star's 20 orbits. Galaxy," the term "Milky regions). spectrum shifts towards Finally, our sun is also Way" has long been The Milky Way (band shorter or longer wave "oscillating" back and forth entrenched in this context. of light) is thus the lightof lengths (caused by the through the central plane As it turns out, the distant stars along our Doppler effectl. of our galaxy, and passes Milky Way (band of light) galaxy's disk, and this disk These two components through the central plane is a part of the Milky Way structure is why it appears can then be combined to every 30 million years or (galaxy). Indeed, every star as a "band" as opposed to show a star's true motion so. Right now we're a few we see on any given night being spread over the through space, and if this dozen light-years north of of the year is a part of the entire sky. is done for a large sample the central plane - the Milky Way (galaxy). . Our galaxy isn't static, of stars over the entire sky uncertainty is due to the c>'·'. The stars we see scat but instead - just like every - which, as one might fact that we don't have a ~~~gister today! tered around the sky at other object in the uni imagine, is a tedious very good idea of exactly :},~.:43 nightare a/l relatively verse - is in constant process - one can also where the plane is located 7-2840 nearby to us, whereas the motion. . determine our sun's motion - and for the time being .'\;wY/w.nmJpacemuseum.org through the galaxy. we're continuing to head Milky Way (band of light) In addition to traveling >:'/; THE ' through space and partici It turns out that our sun further north (towards the isthe combined light of Sl~~ttj¢r Science Camp for cadets more distant stars, as any pating in the overall is traveling towards a spot constellation Coma . ~~g,grades k-12. Day camp and examination with binocu expansion of the universe, (called the "solar apex") in Berenices, now over in our lars or a small telescope our galaxy is rotating, and the constellation Hercules, western sky during the .. . iall't9grams available. will reveal. all the stars in the galaxy not too far from the bright evening) at about 4 1/2 Studiesof both our (including our sun) are par star Vega that shines miles per second. galaxyand others have ticipating in this rotation. brightly in our northeastern Afteranother ten mil revealed that the stars in Furthermore, the stars sky on these mid-June lion years (give or take a our galaxy are primarily themselves are traveling evenings, at about 10 little) we'll start to reverse -, <'. -r. .,.' ...... -':~ o iVA7I\ON OS! • ,. June 12 • 18/ 2009 TaSleallbeSpencer at playof tAe-l991 BaRcroft Now: tAg Spenceris et's make a toast to estate of the tate jackie profit performance haH. various piajo standerds the shindig, and light jazz Roadster, reportedly only offering brief guided tours fine wine, fine foods, Spencer - nearly all of The fundraising event will be performed by Tim one of eight custom of the Cedars Property to fine art and fine which will be sale. (The art features gourmet tastings L designed and manufac the first 100 event ticket Rice and Fred Kinnan. Also riend's! ranges from abstract by local chefs and restau at the Tasteof the Spencer, tured autos by Mercedes buyers. The property, It's the second annual impressionism to western rateurs including The fine jewelry of Tanner's Benz for the Bancroft fami located just across the road 'aste of the Spencer, a fine landscapes and has been Buttery, The Hummingbird Tradition, Mitchell's Silver ly. from the Spencer, is the ut sale benefiting the non professionally appraised for Cafe, Bradley D's, Global Turquoise & Gifts and De Tickets to the Taste of site of an unfinished man irofit Spencer Theater for fair sale). Grill, Lucy & Ethel's, Carrol Designs will be dis the Spencer are available sion built by Mrs. Spencer. he Performing Arts, taking New displays will also Laughing Sheep Farm, played for sale, as will the at the Spencer Box Office Participating patrons will ilace from 6 p.m. to 8 include a variety of works Creme de la Cream, art of Bob Adams & for $50. Call 575.336.4800 be shuttled to the grounds i.rn. Saturday, June 20th. recently donated to the Elena's Mexican Restaurant Krystyna Robbins. or go online for ticket by the Spencer. The tour Hosted by the Guild of theater by Spencer contrib and Bernadette's Good-to This eclectic fundrais information. will be at 5 p.m. he Spencer, the social utors; all items will be for Go. The pianist Michael ing event includes the dis- vent features art from the sale to benefit the non-., Francis will be performing •.,clQ, yo,,:J' ~-.: ''-'''r.': ".. !'>:;,< '>",';.''''.';'''..,''_