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. Tue~it.av . ·· .. - . Wednesday Pa e 3A · . S or:ts Pa e I VUlage of Ruidoso I School . Convention and Visitors Bureau Pay increase for county Ski area r·ece1ves two feet of snow, Recreation Site Committee meeting Ad Hoc Committee meeting el~ted officials rescinded increasing its 1nid-mountain base Ruidoso School Admin. Office, 5 p.m. Civic Events Center, 3 p.m. to 46 inches
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MONDAY, January·9, 1995 . · NO. 69 IN OUR 49TH 'VEAR RUIDOSO, NM 88345 · CAL~ US AT 257-4001 •· C' • 50 QE;NTS ::Curfew King withdraws from Capitan .t!. ··_·::~ :~~ ponde·red school hoard race -.P ~ ~~· '~ Capitan school board mPmlu·r Tuesday .Jack King has df'cidPd not to SPPk · -r~zrt_._-~_-~... -~ rP-election aftrr all - ~ · . by KATHLEEN McDONALD Kmg, who currt·ntly holds pos1 ~-~It':,;. .. , ~,.. Ruidoso New', <'.L1t1 '.'JrrtPr twn 5 on the Cnp1tan school bonrd, ~--~ A propc~~al to r--.• rJ, ;·.1-. t·r:dt· cnmP offioally withdrl'w h1s cand1dacy Wlth a wt•l'kJay Lurft•\oo will ht· con Tursday for tht• C'ap1taP srh 'II c;ldf'rt'd by tlw [{uiC~!J:-() \';lla~t· board electwn ('nunrll at 6 :111 p m t()rli(Jrr(J'N l{uHiosu Pulirl· Clul'f Lanny ~1addox dPslgnPd tht· :aw tn n·dun· Ruidoso school an mrrt·asmg JU\'t·nilt· rnmc· plilh hoard candidate !t·m by t•nforclnJ.! :-dw()l <1ttt·11danrt· Smcr first pn".;(•ntmg th!' forum Monday proposal to th P \'1! IagP rou neil m 1\'o\'t•rnht·r, Chil'f Lanny !\laddox C'!liZPn~ ran posp qupstlflf!S to has n·dntftPd tht• mt•asun· to f{u,cJoso School Board randidatf·~ 11\ n·spond tD \·illagt· rr•o I!J!.:h Srhool Tht· n·fir:t·d prcqws;tl -.;tJ!l t·m r a few n11 ptusr ZPS -.;c hool ii\tl•rHl:trH·t·, hut d1 s 'T1w fonJm will allow tht· public tmguishP~ t•xn•pt1ons to ttw ruiP tc· quesllon up to I 0 nuHlHlat··~ llomP~rhoolers and tounsts art· !'X· runrung for thn•p school hoard P'"l Pmptf'd Thost• dt·•·mt·d urwble to twnH 111 Ru1doso It 1~ spc,n-.rm·d 1,_.,. hPnr•fit from lnfltrucliOn lwrnusr of thr Ruidoso r:ducatlnn As.sOCliltHJil mt•n tal and phys1 ra I d1sahd 1tiPS v•ould also bP Pxrrpt.l'd Ruidoso l)o'\vns Onlr r~>sHlPnt du:dn·n on tlw "trf•f't or at plan·" of Pn\l•rtarnmt·nt board meets who are suppoSt·d to be at school , Schussing the slopes would bP Rtoppt-d nnd qut>!'itioned, The Rwdo..'lo Downs hoard of Psrorted h11rk to school or ISSUI'd c1tat10ns, Mmldox sa1d trustees Will hear about 1ts 911 Local sk1er John Andrews cuts some turns on The Ter· 24 1nches of snow on Wednasday and Thursd~y For rmergency callmg syst.em U'm1ght nble Run at Sk1 Ap~che Saturday. The sk1 area rece1ved more on the sk1 area, see sports page Pipase see Curfew, page JA from d.Jspat.ch coordinator .JonmP Romero. The regular trust.er meetmg con venes at 7 p.m. 1r1 town hall. Public hearing set for proposed county zoning The board will Rlso discuss strategy concf'm1ng salary negotiR g"rr1~ t ! by DIANNE STALLINGS 1mplrmrnt 1t unt1l Wf' find out CommiSSIOrH·rs al~c1 ,.dlf'du!F·d C'nmmhslon mPf'tlrli-: )),.r :.!'1. ('ar J,,. <"ppPd, · prPdlrtPd Jor tions with 1ts police, in an rxecubve 1 TL, n,l ,:- I Rutdoso News StaH \Vr•ter whPthrr thr votRrs sa;- yE's or no· Ff'h 7 puhl!c hranng on rr-\1~1r1n" rnll pushrd to drr•fl!"'d ! :1· nr 1 sesSIon cloSt>d to thP pub! ic. In thr last two WPt•b. ,Jf'rr\· Car Carroll offt•rrd to coli rft Sll,;flfl to thr suhdJvBIOn rrgulat1ons dinancl' complf·tf'lv I II ; I:~ · '<·nww Fnd;~y, Ha!ph Quotes for an electromc lock1ng rt~ll drovr 1nto Carn7o7n t'~'lCP from turrs on prt1llons to show support A qurstionnmrr t~ hPlp p1npolllt En•l)i.h1ng th1s do•·s r;tll J.p rr \ H'1m,.r·1 , :. : rrn;1n of thr zomng system 1n the police drpartmPnt nrr thP small sf'ttlrmrnt of O,;rura to for an rlf'rtwn Hr nskPd County appropna te zomng for dlfT rrrn t st·c· rrrd b:.· I rx•~lmc: 1 lnw~. hi' ~.t:d If '11d ffill;.;l pt•op]p hP also on the agrndR \I'll county officials to krrp thr1r Attonwy AlAn Mon·l to rf'srarch t1ons of thP county has hrPn as you don't want trn-h ;md .1 -mt·ll ; · 't nrtrnly (Jpposp hand~ ofT h1s proprrty n~:"hts whethrr all of the currently Sf'mhled hy Palc.;y SRnrhrz. cnunty nPxt door, you h:tn• thP ~ohd w;t<;\p ](11\Jilh '!·•·\ cl~t wnndt·r h(lw 1! Lod):,crs tax group Thr rrsidf'nt of thr small set tiro unmcorporatrd port1on'l of thP planner zoning coord1nator If Rp· ordmance If you d"n't WRnt ;1 nf~t' w1~l ;~ff,.L ~ r~t 1"J mv pr<•JWrty · mPnt at Lincoln County's wrstf'rn county could votP to :ncorporHtP to proved by the comm•ssJon, thP rangP, thPre'c.; a law a)Cam«t rPcK. J{p S.1·J ,·1't n' \'~ fr.l'c;'-':tge hr meets Tuesday edge contends zomng 1sn't needrd rscnpe any zomng laws thr comm•~ qupstionnrure .,,n]l be mail£>d lo thP IP~s Pndang-Prmpr;~ \' :1nt,; t1• , .. , o·\ t''""~tally to Hr asked county commJsslOnrrs SIOn may enact 11.26 7 propf'rty ownrrs 1n the C' , _....._. __ J ------~- _..-... - __.,_ ------...... ------___ ..-...______------· -- _..._ ~ _____.... -- - .-. --· _ ___...... ____ ... .._ --·--- - _____ ,----~ ------· ____ .. __ ~\.-.-_ ...... ~.~.~~-· ...._...______..._...... _.,_ ---~---Aa.._~ .... ----. £ £ £ Q 4 4 4 0 ! 04 a a 0 4 4 4 0 i 5 ¢ 0 0 a 4 0 Q 4 a ¢ $4 $ a a 2 2 a a a a 24 U OS 4 a 0 U OJ 0 4 0 C 0 C 0 4 0 OJ 0 ¥ q 0 a a ;: U 404 4»44 ; e e c •••••••••••••••••• U I 4 u 4 a q I ZONING------Cochise appointed to oversee Continued from page 1 A shoved into a back drawer by their Gambling he~1rings zoned that way from the start, successors. Without a eomprehen-. Romero said. · sive land uSe plan and the zone· continue this week tribal nuclear storage project Existing nonconforming ust:s maps. the ordinance could not b& The state Lt~gJslatun~ lH'ld' thret> would be allowed to continue, called eniorced, county officials were told t!uys of hearings last wet>k to listen The Mescalero Apache Tribal For 10 years he directed the "grandfathering." But if the specifie by the state. tu t•xpcrts talk about gambling, and Council has appointed Silas reservation's Alcohol Rehabilitation use was interrupted, it could not be Two years later in 1990, the ma tht• hearings eontinut• this WPt'k. Cochise to evaluate a proposed Program - a successful program reinitiated. jority of the then three-man com The first st•.ssion was hl'ld tt!mporary spent-fuel storage facil sponsored by the U.S. Department In addition to the hearings on mission wasn't interested in pursu Thursday throu~h Saturr.lny. State ity on tribal land~; neighboring of Health and Human Services Na the subdivision regulations and ing zoning. Ht>presentatiw·t•led D•.1b Williams, Ruidoso. tional Institute on Alcohol Abuse zoning ordinance, commissioners But fiv~ years later, the tide is H-Huir.loso, saic.l. he will nttPnd the Cochise will also have responsi and Alcoholism. said they will conduct sessions turning, driven by Iorees beyond. .hn. 11-13 hearings. bility for the project's public in Cochise and his wife lnez live on about the maps shawing zoning the control of the expanded five Specialists from the gambling !Onnation. the reservation. 'nl.ey have four designations, and on a proposed man commission board. 1ndustry and official"' representing Cochise v.:ill work full-time on sons, four daughters and eight land use plan. Video gambling, endorsed in No :-;tales with legalizt•d gambling are the storage proposal. He will be grandl~hildren. Silas Cochise is a The five villages in th~ county vember by state voters, may be talking to lt:gi.;~lators, providin~ taking over some of the great-grandson of the famed would not be covered by the or come a reality ·this year in New haekJrround mfonnatiun as legis n~sponsibilities previously carried Chiricahua Apache Chief Cochise. dinance. Some already have their Mexico. Commissioners have ap lators prepan• to t•nact gambling out by project consultant Miller own zoning laws in place. pointed a special task force to re lt'h'l slation. Hudson, who will pun;ue new busi Cocliise will remain in "this posi Sanchez has estimated the basic search possible impacts on the The Legislaturt> will write up ness opportunities in Denver. tion until the tribal referendum cost of implementing zoning, county. :->)lt'l'lflt'S for a statP·widt• lottery Cochise has been a member of vote. If the tribe approves the plan, without legal fees, at $10,627. A proposal to store spent nuclear and video gnming aftt>r votf'J'S ap· the ten-person Mescalero Tribal Silas Cochis·e Cochise will continue with his posi The existing zoning ordinance fuel rods on the Mescalero Apache pruvt•d AnwndmPnl H in NovemhPr. Council for 12 years. He serves on tion until final ratification of the was approved in 1988, but never Reservation in neighboring Otero Tht• Le&>islature's n•gular 60-day the council's education, land assign to his Tribal Council duties, agreement by the Tribal Council implemented. County appears to be moving for "'~'":-;10n begins Jan. 17. ment, natural resources and rodeo Cochise worked in range manage and the utilities. After the agree AB it stands, the zoning or ward and could generate pressure Tlw statt' Supn•ml' Court still committees, and he serves on the ment for the Bureau of Indian Af. ment is ratified, Cochise will be as dinance is useless. After being for more housing construction and hasn't dt•eided wht>tlwr it w;ts legal New Mexico Indian Commission, a fairs' Department of NaturRI signed to the Fuel Storage Compa passed in 1988 by commissioners subdlvisions as high paying jobs to rombme thP two forms of gam poliey advisory J.:roup. In addition Resources. ny. on their way out of office, it was materialize, commissioners warn. \,lmg undt•r ont• amt•n_dmt·nt SHERIFF------~------County zoning law specifics School hoard The proposed county zoning industrial assembly and meets Tuesday Continued from page 1 A ironed out, we will got to the com ordlnance would: manufacturing; Johnson said money is not the mission with this one," he said. "If - create agricultural zones - set up an airport zone for \{uHlo:-;~, \l1~h Srlwol pnnnpal primary is:-;ut'. it's a violation, it needs to be cor for ranching and farming, the existing Sierra Blanca H<~t: llnd~t·s will mldn·o.s tht• lh'Xt ""It's not th11l they wmtl to rected." recreation anrl wildlife habitat; Regional Airport and any future ~,-l,,~tl huard r•w1"11ng at 7 p m n•cnvl'r a hunch of money," he said. Johnson said collective bargain - establish different zones additions· t"rlt••rr11w Jf,d~.:t•s w!ll pn• ...;,•nt up ""1'h1•y w~mt to g-et the situation ing should begin soon on a contract for residential use covering - establish a building code, tl,llt·'-' ahnlll ,. • LARGE ONE TOPPING $ PAN PIZZAS You'll love the stuff we're made of.™ Your pizza is right or it's free. GUARANTEED. For guarantee, let us know within 24 hours. Details at participating units. Refunds for dine-In and carryout given at unit. Pizza offer available lor a limited time- at participating units. ®and"' designate registered trademark arid tfademark of Pizza Hut, lncP.'I998"PI2Zir'HUt'1nll':'" •••-••• .....-- • · · • • .a...___-·----....._ __...., ______-.....-. __ .. _, __ ·-· ------·-~ ---~------__ ...... •.... Monday, Jail~n•Y ~. 1995/Thie Rvii!os<) N!>wstaA · · · · lDfficlal Records · · · · . · ' ' " ~ ~ ' "' ' CURFEW J Ruidoso Downs FRIDAY, JAN. 6: possession controlled- substanc.e; Continued from page 1A. I - 12:20 a.m. Resident reports CR94-122. The revised proposal· also· seys ~ Raises for elected officials rescinded . Police Department friend tried to commit suicide. ~ ~ov. 21 - Kevin Calloway; pos school officials will fax police the - 1:29 a.m. 18-wheeler jack session eontrolled substance; CR94~ namee of all etudents Rbseq.t, .. In tWp swift votes Friday, all eleet!>d officials in Lincoln County The following reports were taken knifed on Hwy 70. 123. suspended or expelled by 10 a.m. were knoel 0 THE WINNER'S CIRCLE Canyon Road. 257-5141 -Open C THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF AUTHORITY MEETING • Monday. ATIONAL PAAK, managed by 2535 Sudderth Drtve, 257-9535 - Sunday through Wednesday 10 a.m. LINCOLN COUNTY "FIRST Jan. 16 at 6:30p.m. at the Council B~ntau ot LaRd Management ,. U.e Every Thursday through Sunday to 1 a.m., 24 boura a day Thursday MONDAY" DINNER MEETING chambers of the VIllage of Ruidoso Located west of C&rriozo. park JJR Band (local band perfonns through Sa1urday. Electronic slot Monday, Jan. 9 at 6 p.m. at the Alto on Cree Meadows Drive. features hiking and camping amid /;;Mwslc country western and rock 'n roll). machines, black Jack and poker. lakes Golf & Country Club. Com unique lava fonnations. .8:30 p.m. to close. no cover. plete dinner $9. For reservations caD CJ RUIDOSO-LINCOLN COUNrV a PARENTING SEMINAR' RI!SOLV• Pat Hurne at 354-2382 or Bob Nys at EXI"RATERRITORII'L ZONING 0 RUIDOSO COMMUNITY a WIN. PLACE Ia SHOW. 2&16 lNG CONFUCT WITH TEENAGERS 258-4372 by noon. Saturday. Jan. 7. COMMISSION MEETING- M-ay, CONCERTS PRESENTS • _,Drive, 257.fl882- Eveoy AND PRETEENS sponsored by Jan. 16 at 6 p.m. at the Counctl T erince Farrell { tnternational Monday through Saturday, Wild Capitan Schools Bhd Region IX CJ VILLAGE OF RUIDOSO VIL chambers of the VDiaga Or Ruidoso acclaim for classical guitar at Its Card (country western dance band), Educational Cooperative. will have the LAGE/SCHOOL RECREATION on Cree Meaclows OliVe. CJ ALTO LAKES GOLF & beat) Monday, Jan. 18 at 7:30 8:30p.m. to close, no cover. Drat of abc meeUngs on Tuasday. Jan. SITE COMMmEEMEETINB • COUNTRY CLUB, 3llfl..4231 -1&. p.m. at the First Christian Church. 10 from 7..0 p.m., at the Capitan High. Tuesday.. Jan. 10 at 6 p.m. at the CJ nmt.ti.IMtTS MOSIUZATION ·hole COUIBO IS 6,05!1yards. SchooL Books will be ava.ilable and Ruidoso School Administration . TEAMATTHEOPENINBDAY. a CAFE CARRIZO, Cllnlza pre-registration Is required. Free Oflloe. The purpose 01 the mtileting is SE$St0N OF THE Nl!Yl MEXICO CJ CARRIZOZO GOLI' CoiJAsE, Canyon Road, 257-3807- Every to review Bf\d possible take actiOn -LSQISLA'I'URE .. Tuesday, .Jan. 17 648-2451 - 9-hole course is oPen CJ RUIDOSO EMS "CPR" CLASS, regarding the ArChitectural Conc8pt :at 10 a.m. -lha east' doors of .to the ~:Jubllc. Thursday, open mike night, 7 p.m. at "the .1 to close. Every Friday & ·saturday, Saturday. Jan. 28 from 9 •.m to 4 Plan for the White Mountain Recre- · Capital t;lulldlng II\ Santa Fe. p.m. at the Enchantment Inn. $5. Call ation Center. Clills- Roy Propsiler at 287.. 6600 tor a CREE MEADOWS GOLI' ';Aon Turner (rock 'n roll), 7 p.m. to close, no cover. a APACHE CULTURAL CENTER, 267-8290. The fimt 20 caUera wiD be mofe-infowmatlon. . COURSE, 257-681&.- 1S'holo course Is $.786 yards loog. Saint Josaph'a Mission. U. S. Ash & aecap1ed. CJ LINCOLN COUNTY ASSOCIA . . . . a Et4CHANTMENT INN, Hwy. 70 WlldDie Mascalero Na.. onal Ash TION.FOR FAMILY COMMUNnY CJ EAGLE CREEK INTI!floCOMMU· •• Ruldo.o, a7HOS1 - Thurs Hatohery. all In Mescalaro. Eli)UCATION (ElCTENSION.CWS) NITV WATER SUPPLY ASSOC.IA· CJ INN OF THE MOUNTAIN . dloya thru Saturdays, "Ke~" MEETING - Wedn-ay, Jan. 11 o1 TION, INC. MEEtiNG- Tuesday, GODS GOLF COURSE, 257-&141 appears during January, 8 p.m. to · 9:30 a.m. at the .zta Senior Oitizein Jan. :!8 at_3 p.m. at thevtuap.of_ ~ 18-hote course Is 6,416 yards CJ UNCOLN COUNrV HERITAGE long._ - ,. ctoae. TRUST HISTORICAL CENTER Center. Capitan; Call Sarah Ewoldt Ruidoso "Admthlstnltive Center. . . Highway 380, Uncoln, 1163·4026. at ·354-2702 for addtionallr}fol'l'l& 0 INooESI'RES&Ooll 2104 lion. · CJTHEUNKS AT SIERRA a AT SIERRA CINEMA, 2S7o8444- BLANCA, 251JoS330.; 111-hoio . Cud..,.,.., 2S7-7322- F~day, CJ MUSEUM DF THE HORSE, Startln9 Friday, Jan. a-··oumb and CJ CON.VENTIDN . course I$ 7,0Da . .; '!'om \llgll (classical guitarist) fforn H1...... ,701n-- OUmber" PG·13, 2:00, 4:00, 6:30 end ANO V18rr0RII BUAEAII AOHDC COMMmEE .. &.-10 p.l'n.i Saturday, Sean 378..SIB9- "Thars All Folkal Bugs 9:15; •Little Women~. PG, 4:30 and MEI!'hNG ~Wednesday, Jan. 11 at . t-oUdarrnltk (Jazz, blues & classic Bunny attd Friends of Warner Bros. 9:00; "The ·santa Clause". PG. 2:30 rock) B-1 0 p.m.: Dally from 2..& . cartoons,• a maJor exhibition with and7:00. 8 p.m. at thei Vlllag~ Of RuidOSo p.m Michael IIGny (lolk guitarist) cartoons and original drawings Convention CIVIc ~nts Cente"r. 111 through Jan. 29. Slerr&. Blanca Drive. ta INN CREDIBLE, Hwy 48 In CJ RETlRI!D TEACII!RS OF . lli.IIUlOLN.NATIONAL FORESt, ' - elSid Run Road,3811-4312 Cl St;IIDDLHOUSE MUSEUM, In lhe -Every Saturday, Salai(ay ·ghciOI town of Whita Oaks, 648-23411. UNCOI.It COUM"fVMEIMNB • . 2S'lo4085- Hiking. cam/ling, •- . \ (Looal m.-lan perlollne Ollglnal Friday, Jan. 1S Ill 11 :ao a.m; at K- cou~ity ""!lng, anowrnobiUng, etc. blues), 8 p.m. 10 closa, no cover. CJ SMOKEY BI!AR MUSEUM, Bob's Ralllauran~ Hwy 70 at the 'Y•. Highway 380. Capitan, 354-2748 L Aay Nun! !IV ... be the gueat . · . Cl SKI APACHE, lild Ritri Rolill.lll&' CJ AMERICAN CULINARY ASSOCIA speaker. CaiiOoyiHiowollata?ll- -t.2f1'1'.80111.(eldftlliDit · . · ta INN OF THE MOIJIIITAIN TION MEETING.• Monday, Jan. 9 o1 BODS, ClmlzoCanyon Road, 433Bior lnlonnatlon. · numba., ._ 81<1 Apache Ia opan dl!Uv. 8:80 p.m. at Nuthln ~ancy cate. Kevin All Iiiia ...., open; Ali l$lla *"'open. . 257-5141 -Jim Corron appears In Fleharty will be lhe gUest speaker. Call lhe Goa Kan Lounge nightly. ' . .· JOhn Amezcua at 267-2128 for More ;' .·. t:l\1,-u.ev bF f'llih ~lie~ ,,•... ca lnlonnallon . '· s 4 a a 4 4 a 4 c .... • • 4 'S "',. ;ow=•,. .. ,. u u ,., ,. ; .. • •-. .... , u • * • •• • -•·• ••• .!"""'" ...,, ,., ..,...,. • .. •,...... - :"" • ...... , , . !I' ,...ow:.,.._"':',.,...... , ...... ,.,...., ,...... ,..~-·-.,..-,.~-_,.....,.."""'lf . .,..,...... --- ..... -..-~,- ... ..,...... ,...~-"'<1""""4" _+- .. _ . -. 4A!The Ruidoso News/Monday, January 9, 1995 ToO:rism_ film WI__ ·ns ofp\lbllc edueat;iol! ""~~~'""" ·• 5, "Elder· LAw and - Pmvitt...... deSigned to_ cleiu" up myli!teries s~r- Social Sacilrity' · · "The 9X(>ans!on al!owild us to . "TeiJy" award,- -- rouncUngthopraetic.-oflaw,sndto_ · Thurilday, Feb. l6 · biro three additi~nal 0mployoes,' The 15th angual Tolly AWards .create public awareness of tho .Fred_a· l\4cSwaj;le~ assistant in Dugger added. •. · recently 'honored theN ew_ Me8:i,co. · rights, ~?:riVilegeB .arid · · · the f.soistant District· Affordable Electi-onico hes been DepArtment of Tourism (DOT) with respoDBlbilitiOI! ol'.cit;i..,~s; _ . -Attorney's.O_mee - dOi~~g business in Ruidoso W. five - a silver Telly; one _ofthe hlghe_st . · "The course, cr"eated in Mj.clrlgan . 6. "personal Injury and ;. ·. )'ell!"~ and is aregional warranty video produ~tion qonors .in the nB· in 1978,: Consist$. of eight two-hour ·. Employment Law" serYJ,ce -ce~ter for 17 naljonal . .. ·courl!N sponsored.by·-The LincOln· · tion. . , dE 'fhtirsday, Feb, U - br!Ulds: _ .. DOT'was honi>red for its eight- County Bar AQociation on - liSt- · ~·we CIQi provide ·in.~home l!lerviee & minute "New M~xieo~· America's ern New ~exicO UniverSitY at 7 _t;a~o:·::f{~nt ~ore! and wo service all bra11ds of elec - Land of Enchantmen~· video• The · . Ruidooo:.lnstructors.will in elude and Estate Planning" troni~ _aj}d apPlianees,'' DUgger · T~lly 'Award competitJon: exceeded· _ judgea,16Cal4t_to'rney,e or· law · . Thur~doy, March 2 said. _ · . . 7,900 entries fr_om-throUghtnlt ~e · · professors. · · . · _ · Attomsy Dpn Dutton Affordable Eloctnmico .may be nation thisysar, with only 7% of· ·-- ThaPoople'sLi I $198.00 i ' a month I l'lil Standard Driver-Side Airbagt e Cast Aluminum Wheels e Body-Color Grille e Rear Step-isumper e AMIFM Four-Speaker Cassette- DAKOTA SPORT • -. $1000.0Q down Dodge Dakota Span. -The truck that · Tax. Title, License extra - plays as hard as 1t Works, an~ looks - On approved credit - "Gold Key Plus Rules" apply great doing it. And for a little more. - . yoo can· get available features like a· light bai', chrome butnpers:. fog 1aJ'J:J.ps • 35 payments at $198.00 plus final payment of$6310.72 and more. ' ' ' See dealer for additional details. I ·DECKER I BOLOGNA.· NA-.;11\. CAKiiS 12 o:z. AiVIU.CIC.SSTRl'CKS'IOP ~r Tlii·.NI v\ DO\)(il-: 69•each "'--1,- M a. M's .89¢ . N_·OLAN'S WILSoN 1!i oz. SNICKERS ... SMOKED 1'URK~ RE!\1. sJZE'cANDV FRIE.D PIES $WIOKEO.HAM Sftll '· 69¢ .. . $j9St ~Lul:il ·· . ·· .· each . DECKER MUeNCHNER . -PINE-FUR Mllli - suMMeR sAusAGE .•c. .:,~c .~.:!J!t . .. FIRe:•·•·. · OD . HiO%.- . - .. ·- -~., . ·89 · 99, •. ·.·1 '. . . : .··.· i. ·.·. ' .. ==--~----~--~~ • ' J, . ....• ·' . . ··. . . • ·.· ...... •...... ,. . - - ---~, ~' ~· -""~'·"'-•- .. ~·~-~--~~- .. ~--~ ~ ...... --"" .. ~ .. ...,. ... --. 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Save · & . your '1J1J"'oodd • Birds • ·larns Dog Cat Food • 89 · :Yout Money/ Carla~~ ;t4~~. ·Fish tankS • · Diet 'INC. :,l78 .4848 Modicldd AJ>p-~I)OIUIII.. .SERVING ALL OF UNCCJLN COUNtY AND SQRltOUNDING AlmA . -i ' . ' ...-" . .,. > '•• <- .: ... ' .,...... ~ -~--- ..... ·.--' ~ .- .. 6A/The Ruidoso News/Monday, January 9, 1995 . , _Obituarif::ls Roy Lee- Bigrope · ·ltl! ...;, born JW3r i4. 194s at The First Snow of the Ye8r -the cQ)d~t weather:. of. the· year, ~eijm~B.: San Antollio, Texas · to Margaret called ''The Deep qfWinter." . · . · · · · · .. · · · • IUld . J!UDOII W"dldno, · whil both .Prii)IOr Oill'V.ice for ){oy Lee· pn~cede him 1n death •. The morning of the fourth of January began : · This ui;Ually begins obout the tenth of Jan· Bigrope, ~. of MesCalero was Frl~ with a heavy mist drifting up the valley, uary tn the tilth ofFebru.ary, give .or take a driven along by a cold north wind. Wee~ ·ot-!!IO e8ch· way. · day, J1111.· 6 at 6 ·p,ll). at the Moll' He·ll)oved to 'Wbite'Oaks in 1990 • By mid~moming this low-flying cloud had ca!oro Aosembiy of God :Church, !'roll) Dallos, Texas. ae served in · · We are ·111ready off to o running start" on· whert! the funoral Wl!!l.held.on Sat.. the .IU'JiiY duri~ .th!<. Vietn!UII ora. hidden the hills on either side of the canyon, ~hi~- spil:ll ,o( wintJ:y··weather, what with snow urdey, 7 at.. 1Q a.m. Thel!ev. He was ...... _ _.. _, to Jan. and now the mist began freell;e, casting the -~his early-'~n·the y.e:ar. -Donald Pettey ~mqiatel). Burial fbi; · · . a car,._.. ., person .. pinons and cedars in frosty white. ,_.. lowed atthe Mea.calero· ASsembly of pro~. . Before long you could see the air filled with There are several kinds pi snow .. dey, wet GodQhurth. · tiny frozen mist drops. The drops soon tum~;~d The Pet Rabbit Enjoys the Snow and cold; This is a cold snow: the best kind ho· ·· He is :sUI'V,ived' by his. brother into sleet, mixed with small snow flakes, and . a· • pas .. a·· .. ay.. ~--- Patric)i_. .Wilkinaofllallaa."'l'elcas.. . ca~se i~ .stays on the."f:round lpnger, help.iilg to . Mr, ~grope.. s · aw • -~ before yOu knew it the vale was being covered The tame cottontail rabbit ~:arne out from bring ab01it a- h~avy winter Snow pack. day, Jan. 3 at Mescalero. H:e wos with snow. · under his cedar buSh p.nc;l came hopping ai::rpss · · bilm July 28, l961i at f,{escuJoro to All mor..,:ng, there had been no· birds in the snpw, feeding a minute or so with 'the jRys 'the Speciai Chal'llt~ . Darlene alid Ll!l'Oy -Billfl!pe and Steven Chav.ez sight; anC: now here came a great band of snow and snow birds, and th~il w_ent under the feed~ . of the Seolson.ofWinter . they preceded him in death. on Jan. birds flying into the yard - it seemed, out of ing table where he began. m·tJ-nching- o·n· .his' 14, 1984. ae was a mnmb!tt' of the Graveside ~·· lbr s~ nowhere. · small stack of alfWfa .hay, looking.out at the Each of. the four 'sea~ons: has its ePeci~l 1\leiocalero Aas.embly of GOd Chun:h · Daniel ChaV.,, 41i, of Tu'larolla will· : They began singing their little chirpi[lg falling snowflakes with his large bright eyes. Chftl'i:ns; $1d winter·h~ some· Ofits_very own. arid was 1J. c~boy•at·the caw ~ritp. be Tuesday, JM. 10 at i.O a.m; at "Songf f the Snow" 1:!-S they scratched and I named hill!-- "Red Neck" be~wse of' a WJ.Rter is a time wheii we are thankful ·for_ He had lived .at. Mescalero aU of.his ForeSt Lawn Cemetery with the kickec. :te snow away to reach the feed scat~ reddish-orange spot on the back of his neck. the sinlple bleSs)ngs ·or life~ such as frieilds, life. Ro>r. R"l .Wells . offio;ia~ng. Mr, ' ' tered along the pathway. He is the first cottontail rabbit, of the many neighbors -and- family, RnP a_ rbor_-over YO\lr Chavez died Tuesday, Jan. 3 at his . With their dark blue coats c1ear1y out1ined who have made their home around the house, head and a fii-e in the fireplace. - . . · : · _. He is ..;....,.;d by A!nber Lee ·. nome, · · · · · · i'n the falling snow, a· dozen or so Stellar Jays who d_oes not run awRy when I pass by the . The blessings of win.ter are" wen mt:pres~d - Spitty, Tiely.i. Bigrope · and Draw joined the snow birds in their feast in honor of feeding tB.ble. ·by the American-poet, FJen!Y David:'Thoreau: LanW" Bigrope, :all of Mesca]Ol'\), . the first snow of the year. "Thank God who.$easons.this the year · who llrl! thO chilclron of Hoy Lee and H:e was born. Sep.t; 20, 1949 at. : AJI the other birds have flown to ·warmer The Deep of Winter And i>ften'kibdly·sl~nts his rays. ·· Angelora Spitty; :two I>Tothera, Carrizozo to .Mal')'· lind Hamon climates or are hidden in their cold weath8r For in his winter h~·s most neat- .. Jamee 'J'ylar Big>:ope alid Arlen Lee Ch~vez, wbo both. prtl ' ... - '·~· ..- "- . -· -' L.· ' • ' by DIANNE STALLINGS sites. lnfec:~one can set in with portn.nt elernol)t of pet care. Ruidoso News Staff Wrher devastoting results. Pets can develop cnyiUes and Don\ just consider it epecial If a dog has oceumulntcd a coat poridontal disease. Thay . should pampering; grooming can be ex~ full of mats, have it completely have an annual check.gp, be lbj] tremely beneficial to tho health of a shaved, even in winter. Add n hard dry biscuits or rawhi(lo chows, dog or cut.. sweater (or cold weather protection. and ehould have . their tooth "The old saying that if you look Cal.s usually can take care of brushed ot leQSt once o week. good you feel good doesn't just app· theiT own fur, but longer haired Use a soft. child's ~othbrush or· a. ly to humans," said So.ndm F_'ord, feline& nwl to be brusbod regularly washcloth. Mix ono half baking assistant manager or the Lincoln to keep mats from forming. Mills soda and one half sal~. Somellmes a County Humane Society animal also advised shaving for heavily bit of garlic makes the mixture shelter. mattedcal.s. mora palatable. Don't use toothpaste. Ford Sllid Local pet groomers see a notice~ "Cats have thin skin and if 8 mot gets hung up on something, or dogs don't like the .foam and they able difference in the attitude of the may get an .upset stomach. So!De animals they groom, Ford said. even if owners attempt to. brush .the mat out, the skin can tear," Mills commercial toothpaste for pels Is They're happier and more outgoing, available. she contends. said. It takes three to four months for the hair to grow back. By keeping brushing time un~er "Of course, there are certain 10 minutes, a pet should1;1.'t f'Uas 1-. . · bree~s tliat need mor.e groorn!ng at- If a cat is neglecting care of its and eventually should get used to tention than others m dog~, Ford fur, that behavior often is a sign of routine. said. "Poodles, cocker span1el~ and ·a serious health problem. A visit to Start by gently handling the schnauzers are a few of the higher aveterinarianmaybeinorder. pet's mouth a few-midutes at a tinie Third time around maintenance pets." If pet owners enjoy grooming once a day. Then use a dry tooth· Monroy Montes (right), selected for the elected vice chairman Friday. _Com MiJls passed along the folldwing their own animals, Mills urged they brush to allow the pet to get used to tips. not skimp. Buy a good shampoo. the feel. After a couple of weeks, third time as chairman of the Lincoln missioner L Ray Nunley, who served as Watch out for mats developing never one designed for humans. add paste. County Commission, hands Com vice chairman in 1994, switched seats in the coat. They are irritating for "It's too drying for your animal's (Direct your Poop Scoop com· missioner William Schwettmann his with Schwettmann. the pet and can ~ecome a health skin," sht; said. . . menta t.o Dianne SM.llings at Tlu! name plate after Schwettmann was risk by holding moosture and para- Brushing of teeth JS another 1m- Ruidoso News, 2574001.) PET CO PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT These pets are currently up for adoption at Lincoln County Humane Society Call 257-9841 Peter Is a playful domestic short h11lr cat, Rolly is an whose golden eyes set off his orange Pyrenees mix and white mar1 Lincoln National. Forest.. supervisor retires · ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~ . · l>y PIANNE STALLINQS · · .. !luktOso News StaffWiiier. . After 42 yeoril with tlie federol · . govenl)llmi\, t·. ·v !Ale l'QOgue hos · . -: ',' . retiied os superliisilr Qf the Lbicol". NationalForelit. Don DaLoreozo, wildlife staff of ·· .. c· .f!oer, YliJI b~ aetiilg clit'ector uiitll tlio &!Nco has adverlised tho poif -• .. ·... ·.Tt._.·E . 0116 · intel'vievied eandid&ttia. . It ., No . . . cio~ld ~ 90 ,!hlys-to hire a noiUu-. Jl~or, iaid Jll:.f!l'le Glomi of th.o . The gym and·tr,..vel bags ad\iertis.id ori pag!> l:i! of thl'! AliUJlQiiordciForest.Servi<& office. . week'$. Target circular are. inoorreoily priced. The ad states. . Poaguo's, eareer with, the u.s .. that the bags are price al:i!·far.$!1. The c;:orrect price of the · · Forest Sorviee began in ~957 wban bags is $12 ea • •• • --- ~ . <:, .. . • . ..., • 1/.·o - • ' . • 0 l:l tl \. ' 0 • ..... - P~peless S.aJJIR.K~:o .k • FUN• SUN.IN . Michelena's Italian LOS ® •• Restaurant "Casual Family Dining" Hardware 3 Night Packages from Albuquerque 2703 Sudderth • 257-5753 • starting at $490.00 per person! Year-Round Includes round trip airfare, hotel, Luncheon Specials hotertaxes, departure tax and trans, Served From 11:00 arh -3:00Pm Monday thtu Frida!~ fera. Mld·week Monday-Thursday. . Your Choice Of: Rigatoni • Spaghetti 4 • 7 Nights packages av&llable $295 also. Mo$laclolli • Lasagna Featuring a vonety of Sampler Plates and ~-.J1ghfly Specials •• HURRY! WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! " --· ····-·--.-":"'"""'"' ... ~...... ~--·~·-·~...,..... •. _'* ... ¥ ••. i--· "" •• ··- ._ ...... _,._ .. ; ; 4 4 4. 4.'A -·1 14- ; N 1 4 .c 4 4 . 4- 4, c. C.. II 8AIThe Ruidoso News/Monday. January 9, 1995 -. Tigers fall in Smokey Bear finals bY, LAURA CLYMER Eunice made- it in time, but relinquished i-t on-their wa:)r to a 80~ 'B$cker .said ·he Was piM.sed with RuidOso News Sports Writer ended up forfeiting. its· opening 53 win over ,Capitan in the boy$' .all three PI~;_. play thro\llhOut · 'Ihe season's worst winter storm games. A car .skidded· into ·the · t:hampionship_gaine.' . . the:weekend. .- .. ' · · · ·· delayed, but didn't prevent, the Eunice school bus when the teams. "They play hard. They have a '~lh Co~ got better as tourney ; 18th annual Smokey Bear Tourna- were on their way back to Capit1;1n good· defeQe. They ahoot ·well," progressed;·" Beck~ said, .Predicting . ment in Capitan. after checking into a Ruidoso hotel. · 'Capi~n coai:h IWn Bctcker said of junior CQJWQr_d. WUI continue tQ J~".. After two-hour game delays on No one was injuied in .the acci· · fvlagdele~a after the gaMe."-' ·· ~his. poSt JD.OVQs~ · · Thursday because of the weather, dent, but Eunice coaches decided to . The Tigers playe4- ~ard arid ~ .. · the tournament was back on sched- stay in Ruidoso for the night. fended well, but h~Jd trouble shqot- Tigers. advaric.a easily ule Friday and crowning its 1995 Cline said the cinaimstances ing from the·fie:ld and evep the free~ boys' and girls' champions by Sat- didn't negatively affect the tourna-. throW line.- . · . ' _Th9 .capitan boyS -m~~t: have \ urday night. ment. · . . .. Capitan struggled· ehoQting .. the resolVed to play better in the iiew · Wednesday night's snow arid ice "People look forward .to it (the -ball all Qight. Senior ·~ichite~. Fish year. _The TJgers_· Oo8sted past C~ slowed some of teams• progt:ess to tournament). Even with the bad· scored Capitan's. first bucket of the rizozo _(74-4~) and ~p.nice (61-46)- · Capitan on Thursday, but athl~tic weather, we had good erowds," he : game halfway through thojirst pe- b!>th so!id·ballclubs-'- to llot to the director Norman Cline said school said, riod. Keith' Cox tied· the gaf!\e •t Six cha~¢onship gaJ.Ue. ' · . · officials never really considered ..with a pait of'free thtowa, but that · Qer said th~ teflJD met b~re· ' cancelling the tournament.' Steers take boys' title was as ela,3e as the Tigers wOuld the tou~y. discusse.d its goals.and "Most of the teams I had con- get . . . . made a -t;ommitment- .to finish the tacted were on their way. Reserve With an 85 ·points ·per game· _Magdalena scored,- the n~mt·lO ·seaso~strong. was the only team that had any average, most would· agree "the poiilt!l to t8ke a 16-6 lead. .The · 'We jUst talked about what we. trouble," Cline said. Magdalena Steers have too mli.ny SteerS' defensive pressure ·ap.d a wanted to aceompHsh. in. the new Reserve, which is located near weapons-for their opponents. · pair (If Tiger turnovers bi~e~ . year," Becke~· sai.d. ,"( hope. we've · the Arizona/New Mexico border, ~Saturday night against .Capitan the run. ._ · · . . leBNled that pla)'Ing· hard is more · forfeited its first-round games on proved no different: The Steers Whenever. Capitan ~Ui'ed, M~ fun than not playirig hard." . Thursday. charged to an early lead and never delena's sensatiOnal guards, Ruben .. The. Capitan CQach aaid the team · Martinez and J. J. Apachito, as- played the hardest it's played .all serted themselves offensively and "YBfl.l' 1\gaine,t Ca~zozo •. And .versus_ defensively, Martinez and Apachito Eunice, tho Tigers had ·onlY one combined to score 20 of .the Steers' turnover in th~ first half. 28 second-quarter.points and Meg- lndeed, Capitan looked like a delena increased its lead to 44~24 team that has refocused its desire by halftime. · Since ita last game before tju) "We're thoro at the half if we Chrlslma8 break: shoot bettor in the first. quarter," Perolta led the .Tigers egainst Beckersaidofhleteam. the Grl•zlies with 17 points. Fish A 14-0 run at the start of Jbe added 15 while M6ntes had 12 third quarter extlngnished aity . points. Bllly Sheehan scored 14 Capitan hopes for getting .back in points for. 'Zozo, .which ·also got 10 the gamo. ljbints from Willie Silva. About t~e only thing Mogdolena Capitan used a balanced scoring. coach Dean Overcast lind to worry />ttack against Eunice as well. Fish 1--- ' about was Capitan's homo crowd. led with 19 points. Pera)ta and Cox His 9·0 Steers oro a. top 6 Class A • each had 11 points. ' · progrem. They nversge 85 points a Capitan is 5·7 overall. ~~=ty;~i:ts f.':gclo~~ a:n~Y::~ C!lpltan girls take fourth has gotten tl. tho St<:ers all yenr. There i& no sonse of panic in Overcoat said hls team's quick Capitan girls' coach Norman Cline's start waa crltieal in noutmllzing voioo when he talke ofbia Tigers. tho Capilan erowil. Once tho Steers After hls toan\'s fourth-place fin. took the erowd out of tlie game, ish,heisstillaspatientasover. Noll M. ontas scores two of his eight points In Ca~ltan's 61· Overcast said his team's defense "We'ro ·pretty much on track. and condlt.lonlng would win the Our goal is to bo plpying well in 46 victory over Eunice In tho Smokey Boar nvltatlonal • ,>"l • i r I' . .. l ' ' Ec::litorial .. ' ' ' I.' I fhone compa.tiy, village and county need t9 take · quicker action oil 911. Three Weeks. after a despei'ate mother tried tq use 911 and It failed her.. we're still waiting on l.JS. we·st to tell us what happened. · . · . · · . We'll ·probably never ~ow If the mother's child could· hei/E!· been saved, had 911 worl • . ·-· ~ < • < ' ; • • ' • •,,.._ • • • . •• ,. . • ' ~ . i'; ~ ~ . . . ' . . . \. ----ss~ ""'•--.--~.-,__.-..,;,_.-._.:-__...... ______.-...... __.... ______..._- __...... _, ...._. ..., :~ ·--· ·------.._,--,._...... ,., •• --.-.---.-·- .--.---..~ ••--. -· ,- --.---..-·~---~-- .-- .,- -•• - •• -•. , ---~-··· • ··--~- '"'>''"•' ' ·-- ~.,.,, .•.• ,,, 'O".~ ...... ,.c:•"<"t" ...... ~ ' . '- ',...... --· ... ' 1_g_!VThe Ruidoso News/Monday, Jaf"!Uary 9, 1995 • Call , FaxNu. 257-4001 Class 257~ 7053~- . Classified Reader & Display Ad Deadlines 5 p.m. Thursday- Monday Issue ·.(One I. Real. Bslate 18. Bualnelis Ojlponunldes 34.-Aris 5 p.m. Tueiiday - Thursday issue ~- Reol .Bs~te 'Trade~ 19. Au.tos for Sale . 35. ~"''""' o .... -3 •. J...!Ind for Sale "20, PiQk..ups ;TI\Wks 36. M~laQeQUIII 2S¢a • 4. Hbll!H)$ for-Side 2L v.nsfors.le · 3.7. Wao~\01),dy' ·Legal Notice Deadlines ·S. ~'biDs for Sa1C ·22. Motorcyctes fOr Sole -38. Help Wanta:!· \ 5 p.m. Thursday- Monday issue .. J5 words ·9dess • lliinilpum: (i, 'Mc;>bUc Homes for Sale-. · 2:'.; ·Au·IQ Parts· . 3.9: Work 'Yan.te4 5 p.m. Tuesday- Thunday Issue c~ge$3.75. (Pleas" ad •. .·1· NICE LEVEL BUILDING - lot 'j'HE BUYERS AGENCY ~ Let me One acre tract. on Main· Road in LOVELY TERRITORIAL STYLE • 1995 DOUBLEWIDES ...: Ten dif. AMERICA'S CliOlCE • Beautiful 3 with trees, good access, full work for you! C,.!l· Don Lincnln. · Gapitaa, . city 11tllf®s. $3500. home with loads of window• in ferent Door P4ms to ehonse from. BR, 2BA Doublewlde · ~ff, membership, will build to suit. 257-6969 or 258-:ul08. L-tll: tloliday Realty; .. 1204 Mechll!Jl, secluded, tranquil eetting. with .As lOw ao $299. per "!"Dth· · ·glamour bath textured w . , Call Susan. $32,500. Century 21 · 258"3330. tl-tfc · · . lots of wildlife. Unique lloor ~ · Land-home ·p~ available. , Private den fW office, family . Aspen Real Estate. 257-9057. PRICE REDUCED - llor~e ljum, with 3 b¢rooms and 8 botbo. BIIJikr!lptcil!s Olj: with equity in roorn, playroom etc, tluge kit BUYERS REAL ESTATE - Ser QUIET - cul-de-sac, three 18 acree Nog!'l ,rea. V J!iesh and Newly -ted and ready to land; Call Peter i.S00-858-Il721, :w_ith pkiture '!inJ!ows, one of a vices, Inc., believes that the piP.• fence. 10 stall, born with · move illto. Priced . right at DL 554. . · M-tfo ·kind! Free color l>r®hUI'I!B; 1- bedroom, two bathroom, one car buyer deserves equal rep~sen~ garage on two lots. Two large livmg ·qunrters. Imgated pad- $125,000. Call-ttarrie, 257·6111 BOD-720-1004' DLI#OOG50. · A- tatit;Jn to that of ·the seller in dockO, hay storage, many im' or _ Coldwell BEST DEAL IN TEXAS - Bl!d 76 . ' · lots, two large decks. Mostly fur~ 1-800-IIZS-9213~ 'every real estate transaction, provements. ZS?-!604. • F·tll: _ Blinker SDC l:i-llB New Mexicci. Don't buy until you AMERICA'S CHOICE • Beautiful 4 nished. $55,500. Call Maty. • . large or today! 257- Century 21 Aspen Real Estate.l . 8969. BUILDING LOTS - witli a view -· · ' ' see Oakwood Mobilo Homes. BR, 2BA Doublewide wit!J 257-9057 c-tr< good location. Possible I>Wner ONE BEDROOM - bache!IQ' pad or Retliiled homes by Oakwood. glamour bath, textured walls, financing, only $13,600. Realty · COUP\•· House on 2 lots. geod Maaul'acture Oakwood Accep- · see-thru fireplace, huge LR,. SUPER CLEAN - Fully furnished Services, 2584574. • ll-tfo l"?'tion. South Ruidoso Downs, · tance Corp-Finance. We wiD alito . kitchen and family room. TotaUy ~~ESflfMrr:~be "The Buyers Agency"™ - No "buyer" teeal Normal legal eervlce, no ohargel THEnE AHF THO~JE WHO SEEK A "BUY" Af-JD THEnF ARE THOSE \'VI10 PIND IT! 229 Rio Slru:;L Ruic!oso, N.Nl. BG345 OFFICE SUS-2.S/-6~1(jq • 1-F!OO bi'll-2/180 • FAX SDS-2~j7-lJ2rJ:J • '. ,1 . ·. 0 •.. ' • 1>-• ...-_'-, -• ·--····· -· .·~·- ..... ~-- ~-· -··-·'~,._..,,...,...... ,_~... :..4.,_~f.-'J:-=~~":~ ....."l"""'"'":~.--<~-~""~· ....~ ...... _._,.....,~,~-- .. -·· ...... ~ financing a Car?· amhelp. · ' Ca._l Lyndr or McMasters· · - · at JOYCE'S ANTIQUES- u0..d fur. -· · ilitur;e, aPJ)lian_~. We buy, -sell- 011.(1 .tl:acfe: 660 Suddorth, 2~7- 7515 .. J~ . . ' MILLER'S FlJi!NITl!RE, ETC ~· 1000 Sudderth, 257-810~. Buy, . iJ!1r. trllds. New ~erch"Mdi:fu RENTALS ·- ellieienc:ie!l, apart- MOTOR HOMES - travel tl:ailors, ments, houeee. c~ 21 boata,. t,ro miloe east On Airport : ~.Real Esta!A>, 257;g057. Road. $30-$66. 336-8332. 8-75. -.----~-~- ONE AND TWO - bedroolll '!Part 'lll8Dta fbi" i.'ent1 fbmiahild, .aJ( bUis paid, no pets. Shaw ~ · 1118nta. 25a.3l11. S-t;fc FOR SALE - S~lark, neede Fiat Strada neede trans', ••e.mission. Call378-8456. 8-tfi; LiliCOin Mark 8,1988. 'LOw-Rider". See at Lincoln County Grill. • . $4,000 linn. 257·7669. lr~ l'OR SALE_,. 1975 Flird Elite, 351 . ~. auto transmission, l'ilDB . . '·-"--'-L-d, J!Uid, Asking $1000.00 OBO. :FURNISHED - 011.(1 =...... , · 878-541G- H-tfi; • two •IIJid thnoe bodl'oOln I»JJdo . dllnl1imS available. ADDiicatioms - ~. For ...... UitlnmatiOil. .; 37&.8o80. 0-tfi; and Nursing Assltarits are nel!ded at RUidQso ...... Care Center.. Contact Hum(ln . Reso~rces at· . 257-9()-71. lfyou work& grow.in a hassl.-free, fun-tullec;t environment•. then we need to talk. · Apply In person Monday, · Tl.les~ay or Wednesday .l)etilveen 9 a.m. • 3 p.m. . Personallffamlll/ Insurance plans avallabl.e. · Farley's ·12Cib Mechem ,; ...: . .. • . • , • -·- • . . . A'ITENTION DRIVER TEAMS - JUNIPER PINON MIX -· Sea- Alzheimer'~ · Chap~r of. the FOR. ANY PERSONAL CRISlS ...._ . $15,000 in bonus. Paid monthly, NOTICE FOR APPLICANTS soned and split: $135. cord or Alzheimers Association. This is a call the Mental Health Hotlin!! quarterly and yearly. Plus top Lincoln Cablevislon, whose office .Is $70 half cord. Delivered and · mere token of <>ur support to 11t 1-437,.86~0 (collect). M-55-tfnc mileage pay 401(K) Plan, $500 located at 117 Wingfield Avenue fn stacked. 336-7934. · S-78 . yyu.· r local chap~r as well as th~ .YO;'dellng • Rocfing · estl!l'late~. . Commerctal or WHEREAS, Section. quested a notice· of meet- Absent, .·Mary Shanks - the Board of Directors Sudderth in Midtown Ruidoso. P.O. Box 1725, Ruidoso, NM 88345 Resid~mttalca11336-4779. S-72 10-15·1 (D) of the O~n ittgs in writing will be .Yea, Ernest McDaniel. will beheld anhe Alto Uc. No. 051987 MASSAGE THE.RAPIST .• · Lovely Meetings Act requi~es the notf"ed by telephone. .Yea, Bob B.oebinger - Yea, Bonito Community .Hall, . .. :.::>. -·:::. ..-.·~·~;:%?.;:}~ ::::::~:#~M:if:~~:ift&.~:l"&~~~nfjf:-:'~~~1:}:::~~:::?{-·}?!:i:!::; Salon. Booth rental or Comrois· Upper Hondo Sotl and Notice of . emergency Clem ·Weindorf ~Absent, Alto, New Mexico: Si Senor · '·· 'V'' WALLACE sion. Call Carla at Aesthetics Water Consetv"'tion Dis- meeti~gs wlll be_ postea Jame.!t ·.santhez - · Yea, . lsi E.N. Pennington Restaurant -~ DEVOLOPMENT LTD., CO. 106 Whitlock 257-4039. . A-69 trict to. determine. an• .. at· the distriett,)ffi.ee, at Fred·J!l.ngs.te··· n -Yea. Ohalrn'ian ®f · nually what ·constitu~s the· · Post . . Oftice in . ,t\!t.t.l!lST;. • · · Son Valley Sanlt~lton is seeking w reasonable notice of its Capitan, at the . Ruidoso S~e Stea.rmi, Ad~ . ·. Boar(:l of:D!r,~ctc>rs ·. , Tim ~· Wallace Ann applications for \~ p~blie 1neeting!i. . . State Ba.nk in; Capitan, minis.trative Asst: . !J602 (12)29{.1)2;j;.;$ Commercial, Residential . NOW THr;REFORE ·· the Post Offi.ce tn.Hondo, . H241t (1) 9 every position. custom Remodeling & Investment HAPPY HANDS . CliRIS'rlAN RESOLVE the Post ·at · NM Ucense 05391'10 DAYCARE open • lightly strU ,... ,.,·:--.)~//:-,:_ . Hour. Ages l•School. 378~8361. ·shall ordi~arily be held •. line ,uu.ouc S-71 . FOR MONQAV, ...... IIAJ.-CO BUILD each month at 4:oo· PM · mall~'t HELP WANTED UCenie 161280 on the. first Thursday of · ·T'HUASDAV ·~·. Carrizo Lodge commercial • residential each month at the dis-; SuJD'se1ctio1n ATs,p:fl. t constructiOn trict · ·and. . Natural Restaurant, Front Desk, NEWHOMSS. . SBASONED FIREWOOD Resources · · CoJtSeJ1tatib11 additiOns • remodel$ Servi.,e of6ee.·A·pJ1~PQ~,~~~ Laundry, Housekeeping Ju. n.·..ipe. r,. p. •.·non.. , ·$S5 •. yo. u p··. iek u.p. decks • painting . $125 .. deliv~x-ed. Call .505·336· · ag~nda w1U ··be av~:tl!aJI·le roOfing • masonry 7078, w~trc. .. .· · .· .. '· Apply in Person · MetAL R'OOFS fdiilj.·.··.. · ·- "... ·. ·. "'.' ·.·,." ·u."''""·'• .•<''·, · .•...• .. . Q ,:,SJ!ASONEJ). - FIRE 8:00 a.m. - 5:00p.m. all wott<.. .g. uaranteed. . ·257·6$$'7 . . .WOQ~~ P,i~~ up or dellveey1 split. Carrizo ·canyon Road or" ,unapl1t. .Call · 3$4-21541. draf~lng ·setvtdea ~vailtlbif.i 0-tfc .· · • '\' . .: ~ . •' .'t.;,.! .. ,.::.,,:1 ' I .• ' ·,, ,, .i , .. ; ~ ...... \ \ ·, -. r. ~ ' ..... , • ~ .... ,_ ,.._... (. * ' ., \". ., '., .' (-' ~ ' . \ ...1 .....,...... ,.. . -·. .. ~ __ .. ~ \' . ' . :j . . .~ ; ''I '' 4 . ' ' .. I j ' ~. . ·I ,.. ' j I , . 1 . ' . j .I . ~ -~ Tuesday. Jan. 10 .. Monday, Jan. 16 . j j COMPLETE 16 CNN Headllne·CNNHEAD. TUESDAY TV -.~ISTINGS 17 Music TV· MlV , FOR THE AREA 18 New York, NV ·tND · · WOR · MORNING I · · . · . 19 The Weather Channel TWC · · ·''~B06'S 'IS COOKIN'· j · · 2 Albuquerque IND K55AC Sports Network · $SPN ·&00 t{I~(R) . 20 5:30 CII~(R) · I .. · ·_ 3 Porta~e~, NM ·pe~ KN~ 22 .Disney . DISN . (JJ MOVIE: ~ (1943} lOIW'tfft Young, SOMETI-UN' SPECIAL FOR ~ . Alan ·UJdd. A • tru<:ker•tumed·profiteer j .4-AJ.buquerque, NM NBC KOB 23 Tumer Netwoffl TV . TNT: comes to the ~ or Ute Chinese. . 6VERYf>ODY IN Tl-ti;: 1:00 fB Sportlclt\\tr (R} . · . . I · 5 Home:BoK Office HBO 24:USA Network USA 1:30 9~(R) , . W~OLE I · 6 CabJe News Nptwosk C~N 2S ReliglQUS .· KPRV · 7:00 (I) MoVtE: ·eow.k»n•Cotnt (1987)' Jsy FAMlLY!" I le001 Par Morita. Two~ orncers try to j 1 ~buquerque, NM ABC KOAT 26 CSPAN . CSPAN · fJn4 e slofen turbOCharger. (CC) . 8 ~lant_a, GA IND WTBS 27 Comedy Network . • . COM (I) MOVl£: 1Wlftt You (i&52) Dalll An· ~ dfew.f, ·Dorothy McGuire. Ayooog man Is I 9 Am~r. Moyie Classic AMC 28 The Leamlng 'Jhannel' .. nc u Inducted Into the Nrrr/. · · .I 10 Roswell, NM CBS KBIM CSPAN CSPAN 1:45 (() MOVtf: GMIIPY C)d Mtn (\993} Jldc 29 Lemmon. WNier MatthiU)=~ netgh ' ' 11 Loca1 Olgltal LOCAL, 30 cartoon Network · bafa vie for tile •"ection• of 1 nearby v.;. i -dQw.(CC) . ~ 12 Chlcago, IL IND WG~ 31 Country Music Television CMT t.OO f8~(R). , " MOV!!:,...., .._ Alln J 13 OJseovery DISC 32 Unlvlslon · w c1m) I . ' Ut)4, Arlene Othl. A French l.eQIOnniJre ...~ 14 Nashvnte TNN 33 Travel Channel · decideS to 4Jd I power-ctfled sheik' I ~·~·' 15 CBN Cable Network CB~ · ·34 Home Shoppl~ Channel ' 1:30 9 ~{fl) I . 10:00 9~(R) •I •• Have You Been ... LeHan ... ·, • SPECIAL MENU ITEMS Si le han negado sus derechos ue • SPECIAL LITE MEALS c.· • ' reclamacion sob~ • SPECIAL SALAD WAGON incapadc!ad del t • SPECIAL CHICKEN ,ENTREES · . Se8Uro SQciaV SSI Uamea.· • SPECIAL SEAFOOD ENTREES JohnJ. ln2tam • SPECIAL COUNTRY .BREAKFAST Ikjensor Admtnlstrallvo ; • · No co~Usdtation chtJrgt, No hay t010 para r.o~r l No fee unlm yollr tlaim is Sfl~tSS/Id. Cobmmos S(Jlo si garcatttOs • 1·800-299-6809 1~soo-299·6809 ... ® Your cdll if Toli·Prce , . Su llamada es Gratis . ' STEAKHOUSE Se" Setviendo a · New~ NueVo Mexico Agood steak at an honest price A.dministmtioe .Mvocates Dt/etlsorts Admitdstrativo Social Security Disability specialises Especlalistas en Desabilidades de Seguro Social · ••. for the whole family. SM , Look for us to be in. your area: Last Thursday of each month. 10:00 a.m. • 12 Noon · Highway 70 at the."Y" Open-Daily Senior Citizen· ~r (behind library) fj 378-4747 6 A.M. .· 1 · RUidosO .¥...... ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ______.._..;;!.l~: ' ·'' lunCh and Dinner...... $4.29 • 'j j' ~ .I ,• ALL. ' . YOU. Kids 4-12 .. ~~ ...... $2.49 ' _,.··:, ... ··.~······::.··(:···.··;··,<.· ·,··,. ·.·.-.·~ .. · .. ' . •' . . CAN EAT . .. ~. . ·. . . . ., .·Salad Bar Only.•. ~ ...... $2 .. 99 I ' , ' I • • • • .:- ' . ., ,: ..' ' ' ' '' ' .:.. . ··~' .: ' '.. . ' ~ J J " .·· ·eniOrCitizens Day ••• ~$3.2 . .. . j · n&f AliDa ·. · · · · . · · · · j · ·, ·i.e • : ·. • .. • · ·· , . •, • ., l-4 ••,"":~, '" ~ "of;, ·.; , • "• '' • •' ' " • •"rl " .... , .' ·~ j . ' j · · t ·~ ~ ',... ~ • w· • "'·.¥ * • • • if: •'• ·.._ • ;,. ·.- ., ·+ ·.• ~~~o ..__... . .t;. • ..4 • ' • .j ..i • • ... :~ t."-.. •· ·• • ·• ' • '._ • • P e ·, ·•·, w • ,..· r v , t il • ' •..;, " ' • '"""'. • • c • I . • . . . . ' ' . ' . . . . . - •, . ' ' l ,j ' . - I 0 . ·" ... 2/The Ruidoso News UIW81l TIIUUIU A JOUihlll' Utrough lhe 1!11 HOW \he Well Wu Loll . . 10:30 ill) sj,rototelllar (R) · .• • M Rainier Ill! Ot!rllt Jonee: The llradler Bam 1:1:110 all Haw.,nen 8jlallt Alhonluno IR) · . .. ill MOVIE: Love PoUoo No.8 (1992) Tate Podfic NorlllwtlSI to"'" oun 1 SeaslolliQeorgaJonesandolheroounlry , ·=MOVIE: a,.... U (1~Cilri$111- Donovan, sandra Elullocf<. An experlmenlal and 9ltwjmp~ "'~~~.."!."'~· wllst ~~~ slars am leotured recording o new duel ~o Msrgot K/d<¥r. Clli1llnals from serum worl -~ .-, ' ' . ·• .. _,,, '· .._.,, ... ,. ,, -~ ""-·~.-,.,.:'-·--·-w.t\:~'--··,·.,, __ ' '_,._,_. -~--!' ,;·_ . ..;_._.,{, _,,_., __ . '·-' . ' '· "'• ._ " -.r • '•' . ·.- ' /, I I I I " I I - - I ' '· I EVENING I I I I I I I I I l EVENING j ' I I , 'I ~... I ' FRIDAY I I THURSDAY • i Wit MORNING - MORNING II 'I ' ! I • • • AFTERNOON AFTERNOON 12:00 ATTENTION DEFICIT/LEARNING DISORDERS: I 1:1l0 TREATMENT WITHOUT MEDICATION • Biofeedback uses the brain's natural ability to correct Itself without medication. _W'dh Blofeedb&ck training, your cblld can le~m to self·regulate brain fUnctioning --2:1111-- and regllln the atteflt19n, concentration, anct self-con· · fidence necessary fqr successful le.arnlng. Call for consiJitatiori al1d relilible c:Omputer-based testing. · : -_ l'IID .·.-' ' .. ' . . . .. 4irhe Ruidoso News {1967) Julie Andrews; Msry Tf/8r Mcom. CDI Hoodllne Ntwo (CC) Two young womBil Joo1< lor jObs 111111 malos (jj) HoWl (CC) rn 1920& New York. ®World ~blco Clulmplonalllpl . r lliJ Praise lhe Lool 9 MOVIE: Fridoy the 13th- A New Be illl Polllk:olly lnCIIIIICI ginning (1985) John ShBpanJ, Melan191Cfn. lliJI;milboonlan T10ooum naman. Anew maal 3:30 ' I • • .. ' • .... • . . • REMEMBER WHEN .KIDS ONLY PACKED LUNCH TO ScHooL? • Every day In America, 14 children are killed by gunfire. • In 11JU2, ono In four victims of a violent crime waa a Juvenile • agtd 12 to 11. • • From 1986 to 199t, the homicide rate among youths aged· I • 14to 111eaped 68%. • What Can We Do About Violence?: ' ' • A Bill Moyers Special II has become a hot·bullon iuue: networking, and communication America'! young people are being among communi~cs and lndividuall • ·kiUed in record numbels. The growing across the counll)'. The program will f~uencyofviolcnc:cagainstyoutlls- feiture docum~ntary reports on the • commllled by bolhjuve!lflcs and adults growing numbers of pcnplc who are at borne. at ~ool, and on the streets mobiUzlng to confront violence in an - is both frightening and p~~larltlng effort to stop II. and will give personal lbe natlon. • testimony by community leaders and ••• To help tombat youth ltlolence in youth; ori the front lines of the I•Arneric:a,'IIIB!iy of !be nation's public struggle. • broadcasters - along with some or 'Ole program will cross the i.ation lbeircommcn:ial counterparts, private to !showcase approximately l S COI!l1dlllions, a~rnmutlityorganimtions, pr11grams in California, Florida. and coiporitions -have formed a Hawaii, Illinois, louisiana, powedul alllanc:c. The "Act Against MassachuscUs, Mief\igan, Minnesota, j"ViioiCI.i_CC''campaign, at)Y~ytare~tlrt Missouri, New York, Ohio, Oregon, coordinated by The Mlic Television Tennessee, Texas} and Utah !hal Outreach Alliance,:lbe NittY. Gritty demonstrate thorifrectiveness or a Cities Group (convened.!>¥ WTVS/ variety of approaches to the problem. Detroit), and Bill Moyers' Public These include adult mentoring, EVENING Al'fairs Television, wiU employ these conflict resolution, parent training, resotJrttS: TVandradioprogrammiilg; peer education, alternative community· and school•based sentencing, violence prevention activities; print materials and counseling, teen volunteerism, pub)ications; and compuuirizcdon-line school'based services, community resources. The campalgn.will be- . policing and activism, drug and launched wiih .a rout-hour special alcohol abuse rehabilitation, ilnd hosted by BIITMoytiS, What Can We firearm 'afety. ·Do·AbOul Vlolenre?: A BID Moyers What . Can We .Oo About Special. Vlolenee?: A Bill Moyers Special Willi Can We Do 1>bout airs.Monday.lanuary 9th (Part I) and Vlolenee'l will replace the public's Wednesday, Jandary I Uh (Part II) ai feat, pAnic, .a'nd anger with new . ~:00 p.m. on KBNW·TV. Each opptirthnitits.. for aw""'ness, unity. episode is two hours long . Mulco . ' . . -~ ... .------·-- --- • . . &rrhe Ruidoso News • • (I) MOVIE: lnhtltuda(1951) Junfl Niylon, Ross/JJID BllllzJ. Anew&JlBPIItwOman hoa SUNDAY an affair with a malllad conductor. (!D) To Be Anaaunced SUNDAY January (ill MOVIE: 1ht OtiH!r Sjdt 01 the ~n· ,S llln (1975) MBJI/yn HrlSSott, Beau 8tidgBs. A slUing accld6nt palalyzll$ Olympic hojJe. MORNING bl Jill Kllmont (!JJ Still to Flllllh IB1 BASSMABmiS 5:011 lt> Door Jolm (CCI ClllModoAIHitllt .4 All News A.M. • - . ' , . • • • - MONDAY • MORNING • I • . • • . . \ ' • • • • • I ArTER NOON l I I 1 I I til"'' j j j l l I j I • I I I . l I ' l . I ·I I .. I I I ·I • I ·, .,._ . .·. ·.. ·/ .. .,. . .. ·• . : ' ••• - • o- ... ~ • " • il • II# ~ • ' ...... "' .... ~ ..... "' ~ •• - ...... - # ...... :. • - -·· •.• .... ,. an-he·Ruidoso News IBl (TU~TH, Mt C.SO Cooll1 lllliln (ft} (F) Burger Meister 11:05 Cil (TUI Watemole No. 3 (W) Sidekicks (TH) Cat Ballou · . MORNING (F) The Blllld of Cable Ho;ut CIJ (TU) Desert Leg\on (M) Poltergeist Ill 6~00 CiJ Exosquad (TH) The Secrel.WIYI 11:30 ()) Fresb PrinCe of Bei·Atr . l~, Homestretch . (M) The AJI·Amarlcan (I) CTHJ Tlkt Tblt Job and Shove It , 4_, ( 1 • 11~ News ® Pri~e II ·Right ... @ Start to Finish m Slop the Smogglesl ~ T.J. Hooker (jj) VtdeoPM '~'- Daybreak (ftl Paid Program (ill Trivl .. PUIIull ~l1 {W) Badman's Territory ® ){uxa (Ij) Headline Newa (TH) Won Ton Ton, the Dog Who Saved (])) Headline News ®l (F) Monater Truck• Hollvwood (DJ Love Boat ® Cue• T1111t l1Ql This Momin!l CDJ This Aflemoon's Weather (9) (TU·W..,M) Publk: Poky COnftrtnet · Sportscenter 6:30 : ~-- Transformers: Generation 2 ® @ New Southam Cooking Qil My Little Pony Ta,e& , ~; Stretching lor Life . 11:45 CD (TU·F) lnalruetlonaJ ~ l§) Encyclopedia a Knbls Landing , tl 1$ Paid Program DOdd Couple AFTERNOON ,J§, Headline News ® Kenneth Copeland , 11 Bewitched 9 (TH-F) Public Polley Conference (f) (TU, Givens - :lOJ (TU-F) Sportacenter f2ll Saturday Night Uve 12:00, TH) Chadtt . (%) (W, F·M) Magnum, P.l. lUI Cate Bears 9 Rory andMt CIJ'(TU) Crea!lve UVIng With Sheryl Bor· ' !.2.41 (F) Problem Child rnJ Uevatelo den •' ~§! Prime Time Update 9:05 (() (lU.f) MaUotk (W,' F·M) Sit and Bf Flt " 1,1, (TU) Saturday NIQht live lll(M) sqastmaster 2: Through the Portal CD ()) (TH) Creative Living :n; (TH) Duck Factory or ,Time !l7. (M) Absolutely Fabulous 9:15 ill tM) Colllalon Course · C!J AnoUttr World (]) (TU} Frtt Wily 110; Kitty Cats 9:30 (}) Oarllwlng Duck (W) Suptrrptn J2, El Chavo CD Shining nme StaUon n 6:35 ,t, Sewltched Cl) (Wt In Thla Comer ••• Bolk'P l.ogen- . CJJ Newadlr Cl) Ont Uft to LIYI 6:45 "', A.M. Weather dary Heavyweight• 14J 1oaay (]] CNN & Co. ())(F) C.tut Outtn ot Montana LGJ (TU} Collla1on Course ()) (W) Salkalchew•n CtDl New• (W) A Pellett Wortd ltSJ Paid Program C11l Quincy (TH) If lookt CoukS Kill lt5J t.egend of Prince Valiant (D) Euy Oott tt (F) Poltergeist llfJ HndJine Newa (B) SpJH 8teond l ~ 1 (M) Higher Le1mlng: First Look ~ (TU-F} Spolbtenter (iJ HtiCNno ntwt ,t. Momll\g Newt ~Mouse Tracks {II StrHtl of San Francflco l1 J Good Momlng Amenct (lt Odd Couple (Jil Tbla Afttmoon'l Wutbtr : f. (TU) I Wan! You ~ {TUJ Donald Whlttker ®·(W) Hawaiian &port~ AdYrin (F) nu1 Qun for Hire ® (W) Joseph Good t20J (THJ Bittle of Itt COrporttt 8&111 (MI Calllomll (2lJ (THJ GJenn Smith · !20J (F) Alltda 1 t}l Ancty Ori'IMh ® (F) Bob Miler ill~ Kow tht Wtst Wu Won '" P11d Program tlE (MI Jewish Yoke ~ SfDO,OOO PpnkS 14. VldeoMomlng r.w Sat~Udar Night Uve a Jamtl Robison •\5. Clblt Keatth Club 12& Kitty CIU. llll (1li-F) Publfc Poley ConfMntt tO, Heacllno Newt 9:45 C1J (Tit) Oh God! You Dml t27J Stand-Up, Stand-Up , IT, MTV Blockt @ ~ WJI1"' Uibln Ptlunt 10:00 (1) ,. Spin I ' 1tt. PtrtrtdUO famUy (J) (TU} Magk SChool But (12) SitnJ 12'0. Bodlrtt In Motion W (W·F) Stofytkne 12:05 (J) (M) A tughlln Caub&lnta Itt ldventuro• ot tho Oumm1 Be1r1 ()) (MJ f.Ualtr Rogm 1~30~~81~ ' I ~ Pink Pantbof PoliO (!) Mon\et Willama (24-MJCGyvtt CIJ Ntwlhour ([) (M) AniMit Art BttulfrA PfOPII ® RIChard lrnt U!Mlaty Robem CD Gordon Boll (BRuiA~ t2t {TU· Tli, M) VJewm Catf.ln ® AI tile WMd Tt.rnt (JJ Homewont .:r, {TU) S.tutday Wght UYe (f2l GtrakJo ® ur. M• • 0ta1 llT, (rn} D1.1tk fador, ltll Aa»gnmenl Dit.covety ®HtdntNtn I)T, {M) French and Saundm CJ!l AIHH'I Craftl ,a(W)GotJ l2f. lrtt, thl! Ha.ppy ProfnlOf ((!J Lel'a Make • Deal ID (TU·W, F) Htw Actttnbtt of Winnie (lt. CMipVtto {~~dntNtwl thtPooh 7:05 (IJ (TO-F) H1ppy Otyt llli Mullc Vldto1 0 Quldclltytr (JJ (MJ Red Booj1 l~ll Kojal ®&eMrHklft 7:30 ttJ V.R. Trooptfl ® Sport&eenttf !ttl Kldt tn lhl Hal @ ,.., Can Cook Cf J (MJ Groundhog Day @ (TU) WuuJH l t J (W} The Vo\ce In lbe Minor @ (W) Fragg&e Rock 12:35 (I) (W} Bl'fttt111•11»1 (Ttl) There'• Atwayt Tomorrow @ (THI Mlflupbml @ fM] Nn Advtrtturlt of WJnnlt h rtv Andy Griffith W) (F) L.unch Bo• Pooh t~SI Paid Program @ (M) Boy K\ng 12:45 (I) (F) ~ but TfOUbtt r111 Hu A. $1 Each, sole E A c H D. $1 Each, sole A. SUAVE deodorant or . onliperspirant/deodotonl B. SOFTSOAP: 8 -oz shower gel or 15-qz liquid soop refill C. 2-PK. MASSENGILL douche 0ooc., nor 1nclud~t~ Mbdttotfl(' 0. PLASTIC BASKETS in styles &hown No 1012 101~ and IU,~ E. $1 Eoch, \01(• E. CHEWING GUM & H. $1 Eoch, Special Purcho~ BREATH MINTS: lOt Wrigley's, 8-pk Extra or orefree, and more '. .· j _•..... F. GLAD BAGS. • 150-ct sandwich, ' 50-ct lollon food storage .--\... . Trash O-ct 4?ol , ~-i"- 20-ct 8-901 . 1 -ct 13-gol or 10-ct 30-9ol G. GE SOFT WHITE 3-WAY BULBS. H. PUZZLE BOOKS: MINT-... Various titles 0oo> 0.00 ()ft,.. oood ~~ quonttt~M lost J. DIXIE REFIU CUPS. 100-ct 5 -oL or 200-ct . ' M. $1 Each, sole J. S1 Eoc h, \ole 3-oz cups K. JOHNSON & JOHNSON DENTAL FLOSS. l. 3.2-LB. DURAFLAME LOG. M. VANISH DROP-INS OR TOILET DUCK bowt deoner. N. CRUNCH 'N MUNCH. Toffee or caramel flavor. P. 250-Cf. TARGE'f® NAPKINS. 2: 4-PK. HUNT'S SNACK CKS. Puddings or Juicy Gels. .-" N. $1 Each R. VIC'S GOURMET R. $1 Each, sole POPCORN. Assorted flavors. . .. S. BUGLES OR 8.5- TO 9-0Z. CHEX MIX. T. FOIL BAKEWARE. Choose from roosting pons, pie pons, loaf pons, coke pons. U. TARG~ MOUTHWASH: 24-oz. flavors or 32-oz. antiseptic. V. 5- TO 6-0Z. PEPPERIDGE FARM Goldfish crackers. S. $1 Eoch, sole T. $1 Each, sale . --- - ______...... ;.; ' . '· '' ' ' '· ,. • FLANNEL SHEET SET CLEARANCE. 20x30", sole All sen In 100% coHon flannel. ; A. Prints and solid colon, twin-king*, orig. 16.99-39.99, • clearance $12-$28 NEWPORT BRAI.D RUGS In a choice of colors and sizes. All ore reversible for Jong~r we _,--.- '"(· '·{ -".' ,.t.. ' ·' • . ··h4I --'\ . SOLID-COLOR SHEET SETS. SANTA CRUZ BATH TWIN-PACK STANDARD PILLOWS. No-iron polyester-cotton blend. Jade, TOWElS by Cannon have CoHan cover, hypoollergenic fill. peach, rose, ivory, navy and light blue. $ ·decorative border. · Wonderfil~ Plus fitted mattress pad. • 4-pc. full set, sale $15 for • Hand towels; sale 4.for $7 Cotton-polyester top. Twin, full or queen, • 4-pc. queen set, sole $20 Both towels, sale . • Washcloths, sale 4 for $5 Speci(!l Purchase $9 each · . Offers good while quantities last. '-'TARGET- \//;~ EXPECT MORE. PAY LESS: . . . I ' n ' $ $ Eoch, sole Sole Eoch, sole SELEGED GLASS BAKEWARE 8' AND 12' TAPERS, AND TREND BASICS '"ORGANIZERS: SUPER MOP twists to wring so from Anchor Hex kmg and SCENTED VOTIVES Choice of • 5 -5hell unit of durable plastic hoods never touch water Easily (ornmgiPyr~•• Bokong do~hl'\, color.. t.c•d\ f. f\Jftl 0ev ~duo\ r-.c~~.,.ludt • 4-tfer wire 5helf with epa>ey finish cleans all types of spills c m~·roh·~. bowl\, more >nl"'o'hr u' 1 eit-t.touJ luJI'f'*\ ~, ..~"" .ut•tl1 tr, \tD~e ~·~~on txJt't\ Replacement mop head, ~ale $5 I $ I $ ' Eoch, sole Each, sole t FROM STERILITI • Ultra boskpt IRONING BOARD. 15.04" PROCTOR-SILEX 2-12 CUP 14-GALLON TOTE in white wrth hondl~. 2 bu copocify ''" •; J(l v('ntilated lop, adjustable height COFFEEMAKER comes with free Flip-open lid. • Ultro laundry homPf'r has 62 -qf ( '""""' ~ Uti" .. , .. -. year's supplv of coffee filters JUMBO TUB has carrying Selected pod and cover sets, t $ $ a· sautes, for sole Great Buy MIRRO OPEN STOCK COOKWARE SALTON SNOOPY APPLIANCES: o-rL wr~u(.; '1AI\IU" FULL-LEAD TREND BASICS .. ROLLING has DuPont SilverStone" no-stick • 1200-watt hair dryer. No HDS061 beverogewore. Choose CART. Primary colors, white or interior In assorted colors. • Snack/sandwich maker_ No SA-12 from sets of rocks, goblets, wines, block. Mode of sturdy plastic, with • 10" saute, sole 3 for $15 • Waffle baker_ Nonstick. No WM 2 beverages, flutes, cordials_ casters for mobility. • Griddle or 12" saute, sole 3 for $24 Otten good whiiP quontitie~ los1 4 .. " : ' ,. . ' 'P. .•... . • I • $29 '' Bor-helghl ' • I I ·' - • • e·--. h if' 1, i ·.. -~ c- 1 j ' • • $ • $ ' $ Each, sale Sale S~le TREND BASICS"' STACKABLE PLASTIC TOTE LOCKER has flip-open lid and roomy COUNTER-HEIGHT STOOL of solid wood. ORGANIZERS. Save on 2- and 3-drawer styles interior for plenty of storage space. Updated Square legs, natural finish. shown; plus 4- and 6-drawer units. Housewo"" Dopt color design. ~Dept. Bar-height stOol, sole $29 '-'TARGET ~ EXPECT MORE. PAY LESS: ' .. ~. Available . Tuesday, Jan. 10 -I Special Purchase NEW ON HOME VIDEO' TELEPHONE ANSWERING SYSTEM PROFILE CD SHUTILE hdras up to THE CLASSICS ON CD. Choo~ ThP Land Before Time 2, MCA, from Spectra With easy one-touch 12 of your favorite COs In protective from Gershwin Scott Joplin; operation and flashing message sleeves 0tt01 good .hllo quonl1ty 1o,, Tcholkovsky, J.S Bach and more. A Troll In Central Pork, Warm•r Brm OHe ... '' f'-,--:;~ • . ' ,lll•tht,~:·"':~- - I ~-- -, • j ,, ;. - . ~. ; . 2-J'•;.· .. - ' "' ' "~ ' ' . . . • $ i $ . ,.,·' Each, sole Sole " pks. Sale .'_j' ' TARGET" SINGLE-USE 35MM 4-PK. GE SOFT WHITE UGHT BULBS CAMBRIDGE COLLECTION 42" EVEREADY ENERGIZER ALKALINE CAMERA wrth 24 -exp 400 ~J)E'ed film in 40, 60, 75 or 100 wa"s CEIUNG FAN. 4 reversible blades, BAnERIES. 12-pk. M; 8-pk. C, D. 3-PK. TARGET" FilM. 84-exp 35mm GE Miser spotlight or floodlight, 3 rever;ible speeds. Blades in white/ 1n 100, 200 or 400 ~peed. 110 in 200 90 or 120 wom, sole 2 for $7 bleached-oak finish, block/oak finish f\;..tt Mr.,,...,,.,.....,.,· ,.,,tJf,.., \ ... ._.N' ( ·~ (,,fi t..fo•l )~>f~\ or oak/walnut finish. A&~ ._..ro ·"""' r1¢fJol, ,,. llfll •nJ" rwf"""\ ~,..-..t ...... ,,lp ·~mttor\ ,..l\, $ $ Each, sole Pock, sale VIDAL SASSOON STEAM SETTER MULTIPLE OUTLET STRIP HOLMES ADJUSTABLE TILT EVEREADY RECHARGEABLE with 14 rollers, carrying case. No VS-344 has 6 grounded outlets, circuit HEATER has 2 heat settings, batteries. 2-pk. C, D or 1-pk. 9V. 9-PC. OSTER HAIR CLIPPER SET. breaker, on/off switch. automatic shut-off. No HFH19~ 3-hr. charger, sole $13 4-pk. AA rechargeable batteries, 4 comb attoci'\ments. No 6274 09 Deluxe 300+ with surge, sale $5 Deluxe 400+ with surge, sale $8 sale $8 Elec!ronla Dept Hardware/Home Improvement Dept 1_6 .~l r------. ; /1 • ">: . ·'· ...... -, ' . 1-1' •.· ' • ' ' ·s.,Hfe • ftototet Ptlnnocote nonstlck Interior flnlsh. ca....S ~' IO"fry pan and 5-qt. ' - • .. • • p • 1:-- I ' l l' l l 1• 1 1 • I• I ' '' ' --r""...-.__.--. .,.....- --- . -. $ '$ $ • Each, sale Each, sole Each, sule FROM RUBBERMAID: • Step stool. Style no. 4200. FUIJ..SIZE OMNI STORAGE BOXES. APPUANCES: •·Mr. Coffee 10-eup coffeemaker. • ' ' • Extra-large laundry basket. 5ty1e no 2973. Plastic boxes with carrying handles - • Proctor-Silex Uhra-Eose iron has coated SQieplate. ' ..' • Dual-action 42-qt. wastebasket. Style no. 2B03. comes In a choice of colors. • Hamilton Beach 7-speed BlendMaster. 44-oz. jar. ' Cof!Hmokof, no. AD10; frorl, no. 171-«l; blendec no. 600WP. ' ' ' ' ~TARGET ' \:1 EXPECT MORE. PAY LEE ------·-- • l $ Sp«!Ciol Purchase HUGGIES PULL-UPS dts~soble SUAVE HAIR CARE PRODUCTS. SAlON SELECTIVES in a variety of PLANTS IN 4" DECORATIVE tro1nong pont~ A¥oiloble inl\}oys' and Choo~e from various ~hompoos, shampoos, conditioners ond styling CONTAINERS. Choose from ivy, rJirls' slylL•s S11l~ 2 and 3, conditioners and styling produds products Select the right combination croton, dieHenbochia, philodendron for you and more Oft.,oood...,,._ .. "'"""' $ $ for Each, sole SPEED STICK BY MENNEN 12-0Z. PLUS 4-0Z. BONUS TARGET* BABY WIPES. BOSTON 4-oz. contact lens 2 2~·01 deodorant or onhpersp1ront, TARGET" SALINE SOLUTION for Choose 84-ct. tub or 160-ct. canister. conditioning solution or 1-oz. cleaner I ~ o1 Lady Speed St•ck, l!'f'n Spirit sensitive eyes ()If.."""" .....,. _....,,""" Target• Baby Wipes refill twin pocks, Boston Advance 4-oz. conditioning or Cr~tol Clean 204-ct total, sole 3 pks. $8 solution or 1-oz. cleaner, sale $6 fe ~ - - ...... $ Wrth instant for Sole coupon, sale CLEANING PRODUCTS: 22-oz plus HOUSEHOLD CLEANERS: 22-oz. GLADE PLUG INS BONUS PACK: 14-LB. SCOOP AWAY CAT LITTER 10-oz bonus Formula 409 gloss ond Tilex mildew remover or soap scum Buy 3 cartridges, get warmer unit includes instant coupon for 7511. oH surface cleaner or all-purpose remover; 24-oz. Lysol toilet bowl cleaner. free. Ideal for adding o delightful the price. Oflet good""''"' quo ..my 1om cleaner; or 28-oz Pine-Sol scent to any room. OHergoodwhllequonlltylom Bonus offer good wt·niP quontiti~ lost ' :' 8 I - -~~------I '' . ' ' .',. •. > ~ •... ; '· . ''.• ·, '' • .. ~~~ h''c'·' _.ql /~' ,,. ' ' ' , .. ~' ., J •) UNISONIC CORDLESS PHONE has 10-numbcr · UFE GEAR HEALlll TRAK MANUAL 'I'READMILL folds memory and lasl·numbcr redial. Plus one-way page flat for storage. Includes electronic monitor. SomtQ~~~~nUy~ and digital security. ~ WG!I.'6rllo. No 7090 BODY SHAPING MINI RIDER, cs seen on 1V! Tones end CO NAIR DIGITAL ANSWERING MACHINE WITH strengthens malor muscle groups whllc condflloning the . TELEPHONE has digital chips that replace topes. cardiovascular system. You con screen coils before you answer No KS900 • • I . ' . .::· ,..z;.- $ '~(1111' 1 \' $. Each, sale Sole Each, sole NORTHWESTERN BEll SONY REMOTE CONTROL DUNLOP ROLLING DUFFLE FAVORITES PHONE with last Is the solution to lost or broken with bonus belt bag. Water number redial, lighted key-pod remote control units. Works with resistant nylon in black or teal. and ringer volume control. White, most remote-operable TVs, VCRs Bonus olfetgood ..tHiequantlty lolls. hunter green, ivory and blue. and cable boxes. No. RM-VIOA. T~. De>ltlwoll. /!\TARGET \:1 EXPECT MOllE. PAYlm: !""'"-- • I $ Special Sole Purchase LEATHERMAN MINI-TOOL DENISE AUSTIN FITNESS HELPERS OUR LOWEST PRICE YET! POWER RANGERS CORRUGATED has 9 functions Stainless steel BY BOLLINGER, os seen on lV. Multi-sport helmets in Wildcat or STORAGE BOXES. In 2 sixes. Leatherman Pocket Survival Tool Foam step boK or Aerobic Glide Slide Cool Cats style Youths' ond children's OHcw OOOd ....Nae QuO•lftUnloJ1 (not shown). sole $30 Eoch with Denise Austin workout video sizes Meet lederol safety standards Corrugated boxes In other styles ',, • .,~ '"'w ( Jo<.O . ..~, , .. I ''' . ~' '- . ' --· ·-- .. $ $ for Sole No-aspirin, sale- HOSTESS SNACKS: 10 pk Twinkoes LUMIUTE FLASHLIGHT PACKS. 12-PK. ACT II MICROWAVE 2-PK. TARGET- NO-ASPIRIN PAIN or 8 ·pk Cup Cak~ Regular or low fat 5-lloshlight combo or 3-lloshlight POPCORN Includes 2 bonus pocks REUEVER. Tablets or copiers industrial pock, each with Eveready Butter, light butter, ncrturol, light • Ibuprofen tablets or caplets, sole $4 Su!)('r Heavy Duty boMeries natural and butter lovers flavors , • No-aspirin pain reliever gelcops, $4 'Eoc' 7 .,. ~ 200 <" IOIOl Bonv. - Qoc.:l ...... --"'" 2 pocks 59 $ Sole pks. Sale 6-PK. ULTRA SLIM-FAST BARS 8.4-0Z. LORI DAVIS HAIR CARE, 64-0Z. WILDERNESS 100% PURE 9-PK. MINUTE MAID JUICE AND in vo rio us flavors . as seen on Tv. Hair spray, conditioner, FRUIT JUICE. Choose apple or JUICE-DRINK BOXES. 100% apple 6-pk. Ultra Slim-Fast shakes in shampoo and more. Various formulas. apple/cherry/grope blend. Shatter or grope juice; fruit punch, berry 11-oz. cons, sole 2 pks. $9 proof plastic bottle. punch or orange punch juice-drinks. 10 I I IIIIUUUU ' . '· .. :,..- . < .... ' •. ,. .. • . ~ \:.~ IQ.M IWil.:!,Ji!l, t. __, -·- •' ,, (lc,l\!,.1\i,'tl (I.WIIJI< • . ' ... i ,. ' . ' t '~ ' ~" '· • \> .. ,· . . ' ,/' • ••• • • • • • $ $ $ for Sale Each, sore Each, sale SNACKS. • Betty Crocker 6-pk. String Thing, COLEMAN SLEEPING BAGS measure 33x75". THE ONE, THE.(!)NLY, CLUB! In standard Fruit By The Foot, DunkAroos, Gushers; 8-pk. Choose bog with 31bs. of lnsul polyester insulation red and Designer purple, pink, blue or teal. Fruit Roll-Ups. • 6- to 8-pk. Nature Volley low·fot or 41bs. of lnsullOO insulation. 4~b. bogriotavolklbleut The iruck Club (not shown}, sole $43 . chewy granola bars. • 5·oL Pop-Secret Pop Chips. Jock5a1MIIe, 0nmge F\:Jrl<, l'e!ISac:olo, F\:Jnotno City ot 'IOIIahassee, FL The Ultra Club (nat shown), sale $48 · ~- - ~., _f. - .'_ ~TARGET. \:I EXP£Cr'MORE.PAVLESS: ?'' $ Sale Paclc, IOie Special Purchase 1-PK. WOMEN'S TROUSER 6-PK. WOMEN'S PRO SPIRIT'w 1-PK. HONORS" LYCRA SPANDEX 3-PK. NO NONSENSE VALUE SOCKS. Choo!.t• from m'ort<•d SOCKS. Choo~e ~!ouch, crew or OPAQUE" TIGHTS In basic ond PACK control top pantyhose. IP $ Rq. prs. Sale Pod!, IG!t pks. 2fw5.98 Sole COTTON CANVAS SHOES 6-PK FRUIT OF THE LOOM WOMEN'S TREND BASICS'" hair MAYBEWNE EYELINER AND fnr W1'>mrn Qllh onrltorlrllpr (jlrl\ womrn'\ cotton pont•~ Bnl'h or hr. occ~sori~ Headband\ or ponytail LIPSTICK in severo! color\ A..-n•toblr ,, oHortPd ' --· Sole 6-PK GIRLS' BOBBIE SOCKS GIRLS' HONORS• HAIR SPALDING SPORT WATCHES. GYM AND TRAVEL BAGS. Select Avn•loble •n o range of color; ACCESSORIES. 3, 6 or 12 in Styles for the whole family. Fun from backpack, duffle bog ond Cotton· Lycro spandex a pock Choose from barrettes, colors; dial lights up at the touch school bag. Mode of heavy woven Frt SIZE'S 5 6h, 7·8/, 9.11 headbands and ponytail holders of a button. OO..good..mteqva"'"""lo" polyester canvas. Ao:ceumies Oept in assorted colors. Ace~><"""" Deot 12 'f • GREATLAND TRADING 1 COMPANY "' JEANS . . ·$ . Sale · ·· BOYS' AND GIRLS' JEANS In cotton denlm~.Glrls'l.n medium or light stone washed blue or black, sizes 4-6X, 7-14 . regular ond slim. Boys' In stonewoshed ond bleach blue, sizes 4·16 regular · · 'ond slim. · TODDLERS' AND SWEATS. Comfortable cotton· polyester fleece In various colors. Sizes: Infants' 6·2A mos.; toddlers' 2T-5T. • 2-PK. GERBER BLANKET SLEEPER. 100% flame resistant polyester. Sizes 0-6 mos., 7-12 mos., and 1T-4t • Pock. 1-pk. Baby Touch sleeper, Special Purchase 2 for $7 sale Sprool ~ olft< good- quonllty lasts Pock. Pal:k, · Special Purchase Special Purchase 6-PK. COTTON ONE-PIECE 2-PK. CRIB BLANKETS. Keep 5-PK. COTtON RECEIVING 6·PK. 8·0Z. BABY BOTTLES. UNDERWEAR. A baby basic at on your baby cuddly warm in the cold BLANKETS. Various solid colors Solid colors and. fun little prints anything-but-basic price. White. months aheod. Polyester. White and cute prints. Ollergood..,.Jequontitylosts. to keep your baby ente'r:tained Sizes NB-5-M-L. Olleroood "'"lequom~tylas!s. and prints. Ollergood10hiloquantitylelsts. while eofing. Oflorgood..t.llequontltylasts. _,;._, J3l"". _) ~TARGET - ___ \:f EXI'ECTMORE.PAYLESS: · • v • Each piece, sole PRO SPIRIT'u FLEECE. Choose hont pocket or V-neck style top, coordinating pants or shorts. Cotton-polyester Top!l in sizes M/L, UXL, bottoms in SIZes 5-M-l \ Sole • I WOMEN'S GREATL.AND TRADING I COMPANY"' JEANS. Comfortable coNon denim Avuiloblc in medium stont?WOsh or I black Sizes 4-14 petite and overage lengths l LONG-SLEEVE T-SHIRT A must-hove in PLUS SIZE KNIT SEPARATES with embroidered V-NECK SHJRi top off ;eons. o fitted style A wide range of colors. Satin-trim detail. Polyester-cotton tunics and polyester Choose from o range of bright spring colors. neckline Rayon-polyester-cotton Sizes 5-M-L cotton-spandex leggings. Sizes 16W-24W. Polyester-cotton. Sizes S-M-L. 14 I ----·------. ••• \ \. • BOYS' 4-7 RUSlUR JEANS ot o great price. $ Cotton. Choose blaek or blue. Sizes ~7. Boys' 8·16Jeorts, sci~ 2 for $14 for Husky 8·t6 jeans, 2 for $18 Sole TARGETEXPECT MORE. PAY LESS: 15 • ------·~------~ .--' ' . ) . Sale 2ro!7sale ' BRAWNY PAPER TOWELS. CLEAN UP ON BATH SOAP: B·pk. The big, tough towel that handles Dial in 5-oz. bars; 6-pk. Tone In household cleanups with ease 4.75-oz. bars; and 32·oz. liquid Dial. 6 .. pk. Dial Plus, sole 2 for $7 1 ..•. i-t _· . ··~- i -~--,-:\,·'1. ' (; •. t i. ) ..., ...... ,., h. i ~ . '·- -~ '. l i 42 -OZ. DAWN DISH DETERGENT COLGATE TOOTHPASTE in tube or ,., rough on greo!.e (hoo\e anginal, stond-up container. 8. I-oz, 8. 2 -oz. < l!~r. lemon or mounto1n !r.pnng and 9-oz. tube~ 6-oz. stand-up. tw rnulo Colgate Plus toothbrush, sole 2 for $3 4 for $3 t! - 11 . ~~· t· ~~.>/ ·. r•\. ,, $18Speciol Purchase 2tc>!8sale 2roJ3sale 3ro!lQ HUGGIES ULTRATRIM Step 3 or 48-CT TAMPAX TAMPONS. QUALITY TARGfTW PRODUCTS: SNUGGLE FABRIC SOFTENER )t£-p 4 r:fl\po')oblc diope~ 1n styles for Great saving~ at low prices Regular, maxi pods in several styles indud&ng helps control static ding. Chqose g1rls Qnd boys ()HPf l}'> $3 Pock, sole 3ro!4sole 5ro!3sale 12-PK. DR. PEPPER OR 7-UP ZIPLOC BAGS. Sale includes storage 25 SQ. FT. REYNOLDS WRAP 85-0Z. CASCADE automatic 1n 12-oz cons Available in regular and freezer bags in a variety of high-quatity aluminum foil. Keep dishwasher detergent. Powder in and d1et Stock up today' counts and sizes. several rolls on hand for easier regular or lemon scent. Uquid in 50-ct. sandwich bogs, sale S1 cooking and food storage. lemon scent. Open seven days o week 8 am to 9:30 pm. Sunday hou~ Chottonoogo. Tennessee store! open at noon Advertised sole prices good the wtek of January 8 through Jonuar_y 14.t_!_!~5 at Target and Target l" - .... -- Greotland. Buy, uery Day!, low Price! .... - .... Great Price Cut, -w Items ore crt everyday low prices. If o Target store or Target Greatland regularly sells an item below the ad MARSHALL DAYTON~s HUQSON'S price 1hown, you will receive the lower price at that FIELD•s ~~ ~ - ... ~,,.,·- ',~.,.,. . ~ r,. - , ~ 1995 Target Stores TM store. Regular prices may vary locally on certain Items. - We reserve the right to llmft quantities to normal A Division of Dayton Hudson Corporation Printed in USA. retoU purchases. ' To find the location of the nearest Target, Newspaper Advertising Supplement call roll-free 1-800-800-8800. Every Target advertising supplement is recyclable Help protect our envrronment hn L.tnvquello ICC) etty ToNgltl liJ MOVIE Pure Coon1ly (19921 Goorge g: = ' S&BJI, LesJeyAnn WIJITB'I Acountryru"'l"' (!) llllcl - Fft 11:9 $700 CluO (I) MOVIE: '11141 ol Bagdld (1940) (CC) , sh"IJgl