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NO, 33IN-OUR36TH YEAR RUIDOSO, LINCOLN COUNTY, NEWMEXIC088345 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1981

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BY MARK GORI)ON ea~h of the Triple Crown races. · 'Spe_cial· Effort is on the threshold of With 'eight victories, he has earned - quartef'-hor-se-Faelng-im.mortafity;------149lt,J2l: He's~ uwnedl>y Dan aoo:JOTene In the future, when horsemen want a Urschel of Canadian, Texas. They've horse to compare to a brillian~ protege leased him to their daughterand son-in­ they train, they undoubtedly Will use law, Dana and Timothy Guidry, also of Special Effort and the year h~ enjoyed in Canadian. 1981. seeking to become the first tandem to win The .Raise Your Glass colt has been two consecutive All-American Futurities. spectacular this season in scoring eight Goodman saddled Higheasterjet while consecutive victories and making · a Hunt rode him in last year's All-American shambles of the two-year-old quarter Futurity to a nose triwnph over heavily THESE PAINTINGS, and other art objects, being displayed by horse contingent. favored Might Deck Three. Jeanie Whitwam, left, and Sonya Smith, at Smith Ltd. Gallery, 662 His list of accomplishments, ·however; While Special Effort undoubtedly will be will be tainted somewhat unless he cap- the shortest priced favorite in the 23 year Sudderth, will be auctioned Saturday in a benefit for ttie Ruidoso tures the biggest victory of all-the history of the Futurity, several other Gymnastlc;s Association. $1,530,000 All-American Futurity on Labor horses also merit consideration. Day at Ruidoso Downs. Viva El Seis, who has had the s.econd By winning that 44J) yard quarter horse _hfa~s:pte~·s;t;~;;J~~l~t;lrn~;e~w;~jith~a:_:2:1~:84:_:_, :ha:s:-_:a:n~.fi!:~~~~~~ class!~ ~IJecial Effort will achieve the _n ·· following pinnacles In quarter horse Easy Six has won five of his last racing: six races, including an AII-Amerjcan Gymnasts,-­ -He will become the first two-year-old Futurity elimination and time trial. He's in history to win the Triple Crown of the had three wins and two seconds in five , Rainbow and All-American outings this season at Delta Downs in Futurities. Vinton, Louisiana. -He will become the second quarter Owned by Felix H. Jackson of Anahuac, horse to ever earn $1 million. Texas, he's won six of eight races with two -By capturing the $528,00;0 first-place seconds. He's earned $61,077. He's trained share, he will become quarter horse by Dennis Olbrych and was ridden by artauction racing's all-time money leader with Richard Bickel in the time trials. earnings of $1,026,723. Classy Native, a Helsnative filly, had the The chestnut has done everything asked third fastest qualifying time with a 21:98 of him thus far by trainer Johnie Goodman while running second to Special Effort.

and jockey W. R. Hunt. Classy Native has had a busy swnmer, -~r.no·, He opened his career by winning a starting with two races at Blue Ribbon .... maiden race at La Ba·hia Downs in Goliad, Downs in Sallisaw, Oklahoma; three races tt.~ ....,.:.,..;.... ~ <$ ... " -.;o .·., ~ !'! ·.• r:l Saturday Texas. He then turned In a 17:90 reading at Los Alamitos near Los Angeles and It ••• while winning a Kansas Futurity trial three races at Ruidoso Downs. ~~.:;...@. .... • -.. Proceeds from a Benefit Art Auction, watercolor, will contribute one of his race. That time was the faStest 300 yard She's won two events with two seconds ~-·~;~,~;- ~·--· -t c ' - ~ ...... ,ij,.., ;...... ,;,: '"'":: ". .,. featuring works of both local and other works of southwestern themes. clocking by a two-year-old in recent and two thirds in eight outings. She's .y..r:; "'"~~~--- -~-,~ . Southwest artists, will go to the Ruidoso Four pastels by Mimi Jungbluth, both memory. earned $5,319 for owner L. V. Bell of ...... Gymnastics Association (RGA) to pur­ originals and signed prints will be offered. lie sped to a one length victory in the Wichita, Kansas. ,,.,. Jllilfa'!'":,,.: :'"':'~~ chase equipment for their gymnastic Her "Po-vi-pi," recently featured on the Kansas Futurity, the first leg of the Triple Trainer Jack Brooks has qualified two ~:~·~~~:: "._;~~j·;~::.:~. ,.. program, RGA President Jeanie Whit­ cover of Soulhwest Art, has been donated Crown for two-year-olds. He then won a horses, Greybon and Summer EncoWlter, wam said Wednesday. by Don and Mary Parsons of the Artisan Rainbow Futurity elimination trial before for the finals. SPECIAL EFFORT, with jockey W. R. Hunt in the irons, may. Shop and Gallery. again setting the fastest qualifying time Grey bon, with earnings of $170,623, is the become the first Triple Crown winner In two-year-old quarter The auction wi11 be held at the Smith Ltd. Two other of her prints, "Genevive's (20:021 for the Rainbow Futurity. second biggest money maker of the 10 horse racing history on Labor Day at Ruidoso Downs, If he wins Red Ribbon" and "lncamacion Pena" Special Effort posted a one and a half finalists. He's made the finals of every Gallery at 662 Sudderth on September 5 at theAII·American Futurity. ?p.m. were added by Jungbluth. "April ln length win in the Rainbow Futurity, the futurity he's sought this year except the The art Itself will be repsented in a August," her latest original, was done by second leg of the Triple Crown. He joined West Texas at Sunland Park. variety of media, Including watercolors, Mimi especially for the auction. Tiny's Gay as the only two horses to ever He, Go For Bugs and Special Effort are He's won five of 10 races with three berth in the finale. bronzes, pastels, photography andstained Pastels are also the medium Ted win both the Kansas and Rainbow the only three horses to have competed in seconds for owners Sandra Fox, Don E. She"s won four of five tests with one third glass. Robertson of Lincoln prefers. Robertson, Futurities .. Tiny's Gay did thatfeatin 1974. all Triple Crown events. Greybon ran sixth , Mike Johnson and Era Pitman of for winnings of $58,800 for owner Jerry Gordon Snidow, a past president of the who studied art at Colorado State Special Effort then drew out to a five and in the Kansas and Ralnbow Futurities. Albany, Texas. Wells of Purcell, Oklahoma. Cowboy Hall of Fame, will give a signed University and Birdman Art School in lhree fourths length win in an All- His biggest win was a head triumph in Brooks' other protege, Summer She was lhlrd in the Rainbow Futurity, artist proof or (he fourth painting in his Denver, will offer his pastel of a little girl, American Futurity elimination trial race. the Sun Country Futurity in late April, the Encounter, is a lightly raced Hempen filly, beaten just one and one half lengths by .. Coors Series" to any person who will pay for the event. His time of 21:78 In the All-American time richest race ever run at Sunland Park. who was the eighth fastest qualifier with a SpeCial Effort in what may have been her ·$3,000 for the set of three paintings be has "Navajo Mother," a bronze by Lincoln trial was again the fastest qualifying time. The Ichibon colt bad the sixth fastest 22: 19. She posted a half length victory in best perfonnance this season. already done In that series. Fox, whose sculpture has been on display He is also the first horse in history to qualifying time with a 22:10. He ran second the t:lth trial race and was the only entrant Gary Myers' signed prints of "In Bet­ at the Smithsonian, will be offered, as well have set the. fastest qualifying time for to Viva El Seis arter a shakey start. in the last five lime trial races to earn a [SEE PAGE 21 ween Man" and "Chuck Wagon" will be as one of the bronzes by Dave McGary of offered for sale. Myers' work has been Nogal, whose work has been featured on ~:::!::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::~:=:::::::::::::::::.::::::::::~:=:::!::;~:=:=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:::::::::::::;!:!:!:.:;::=:::::!:::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::;::;~: featured on the covers of Hor­ the cover of Southwest Art. seman and Quarterhorse Journal. His A stained glass window by Janey and paintings have been shown at the Cowboy Jerry Perry of the Annadlllo S.tained Glass Studio, and photographs by local Scouting drive Hall of Fame and the Western Heritage photographers Herb Brunell, Bruce ..=! .. Library launches surveyl..'.=/ Sale in Houston. ~._\=.:~~- The Ruidoso Public Library is conducting a survey to determine =~=.=~·_== McElyea, and Johnny Okrasinski com­ Peter Hurd's signed print of his what services oatronsdesire. watercolor "The Hondo Valley in Spring," plete the variety of orferings to be ofrered .: to the public for sale. :::: Write the type of programs or services you would like to see :::: donated by Smith Ltd. Gallery, will be :~:~ initiated, or continued, at the library on this coupon and mail to: Mary f available for purchase atthe auction. The art work will be on display at Smith $5,054 netted Lou Gooch. Librarian, Ruidoso Public Library, Post Office Box. 2529, :•.1.:.:_. Ltd. Galleries for any one wishing to look )=.~~.: Betsy Chisum, an Alamogordo artist Ruidoso, 88345. whose watercolors depict the people, land at them, Whitwam said. She said signed Last Thursday's "Friends of Scouting" 1979 and in 1980, and that the 1981 goal was and wildlife of the Southwest has con­ sealetl bids will be accepted before the fund drive netted $5,054, drive chalnnan $3,000.· tributed her painting, "Mark of Time." auction. Roy Seay anoounced Wednesday. Tucson art teacher, Evert Furrey, The bidding will start Saturday at 1 Seay said that the drives for Boy Scout "This year's drive surpassed all ex­ whose favorite medium is transparent p.m., at the highest scaled bid, she said. fwtding netted approximately $2,300 in pectations." Seay said, "and the Scouting movement expresses its thanks to all of the friends of Scouting making this appeal successful. This drive also assists in C-C announces Aspencade plans building interest for new Scouting units in both Capitan and Hondo." Seay said that plaques will be presented The Kiva Temple Oriental Shrine Band, parade. . for the best decorated float that carries the to all donors of $100 or more. an award-winning Shriner's group from He said he does not yet know who Will be parade's theme, "Fall. FWl and Ruidoso," Amarillo, Texas, will entertain parade this year's Grand Marshal. he said. Jungbluth said participation in viewers at Ruidoso's annual Aspencade Other entrants in the parade past years was estimated at 100 or so Parade October 3, Chamber of Commerce traditionally include bands, clowns, Shrine· parade entries. executive director Ed Jungbluth said unit:s and bicycle riders from Ruidoso and Motorcyclists participating in the Wednesday. surrounding communities, Jungbluth said. Aspencade Motorcyclist Convention will Mills and Boyer named First, second and third place trophies lead off the parade, Jungbluth said. Jungbluth said the group, who dress as will be awarded to the "kids with the three He said the Arabian Horse Show will Arabs. olav flutes and feature a flute­ best decorated bicycles," he said. kick off the annual fall celebration Sep­ playing snake charmer, are "really .very Jungbluth said no parade fees will ~ tember 19-20, followed by the Aspencade interesting."' Their music ain't too great charged entrants this year. He hopes this Motorcyclist Convention September 30 but they put on one hell of a show," he said. change will encourage greater par­ through October 3, the mule sale on to Care Center posts Miss New Mexico United Teen, Apii.l ticipation in the event. October 8 and the mule races October 9-11, Chandler of Roswell will also be in the A Sweepstakes trophy will be awarded all at Ruidoso Downs. The Ruidoso Care Center cRCC) this week announced that Betty Mills, R.N., is the administrator of lhe facility and Cathy Boyer, R.N., is director of nursing. P&Z approves annexation Mills, a graduate of the Clarksdale, Mississi~pi, School of Nursing was em­ ployed in Clarksdale and Sardis, Mississippi, before coming to Ruidoso, of300 acre McCarty tract with her husband Keith Mills, in 1972. She was employed at Ruidoso Hondo The annexation plat for White Mountain grounds that it cOuld reserve the right· to - Approved a replat of Lot 1, Block 4, Valley Hospital (RHVH) intermittently Development Company, Inc. was .ap­ reject !lilY final plat tor different stages of Cree Meadows Heights, th,ird addition by until 1977 when she enrolled in Eastern proved Wednesday morning by the construction In the future Should it become Mike Mulholland, who excused hbnself New Mexico University CENMU) with her Ruidoso Planning and Zoning Conunission apparent that water reserves were not . from the vote. Approval subject to new daughter Linda, grad~ting in 1979. She (P&Z). sufficient. plat showing Lot 1 and 1c as one lot ~d · was then employed at RHVH WJW Village limits will be expanded by over McCarty also pointed out that the showing easements to rear lot. becoming director of nursing at RCC in 300 acres by the armexation. The prime project would be spread out over at least 10 - A(lliroved a replat of Lot- 145, Inn­ March of this year. consideration raised by the council, in years, and that the village trustees were sbrook Village, Dorado Development. "I'm looking forward to RCC being the debating approval of Bill McCarty's tentatively planning to add another ,water - Approved replat of Lot 2, Block 8, best nursing home in New Mexico," Mills project, was the tremendous increase in storage facility in Grind$tone Canyon. Cree Meadows Country Club Subdivision, said. water services the proposed 704 Units for Jerry Shaw. Boyer, a 1970 Ruidoso High School was at 'RHVH from. would require. In other action, P&Z: -. Approved final .plats of Lakeview graduate, employed ~ Approved a request for a rezone from Estates, Phase 3, for Salvador Vela Jr; 1968 to 19'15 as a nurse's aide and operating The development will take place on Hull R-1 '(single family dwelling) to C-1 Vista Del Sol for Sam Moore; Alto Vista· room technician. She then attended Western New Mexico University in Silver · Road northwest of th~ First Christian (commercial) on Lot 10, Block 81.Town and· Subdivision, for Jim o·~ary, et · al. Church. Country Estates, by Elmer Pirenl. Several . (county subdivision); Deer Park Meadows City and, in 1978, earned an associate degree In. nursing, as ·honor gntd)late, McCarty estJmated that total water 'of Pirelli's neighbors objected to the _Subdivision, for Lakeside Corporation an COillrilerclal zoning, including Wesley {county subdivision); Ga\'ilan Sub­ from ENMU. ·she wa's employedaUUIVH conswnption .bY the complete White · as a registered nurse before becoinlng a Moimtain . Development would · be HI Calboim, Howard Fleming and George division, for White Mountain Development. Martin. P&Z Chainnan Mit~ Walton. Co., 1nc. (county subdivision); and Carrizo staff .nurse at RCC. . million gailons mOQthly. That cornp~r~ to _suggested a compromise solution-'zoning Lodge. Tract; for Carrizo l.OOge, Inc. · "I had felt the. dire need for a nursing THE NEW ADMIN I of the Ruidoso Center, Betty present Ruidoso us~e of ~bout 20 million STRATO~ Care the atea "soft" commercial ;instead of - Approved a _condominium project on. mme in Ruidoso for Iii· long time;•• BQyer Ml11s, R. N.; feft, a,nd new Director of Nursing," Kathy Boyer. R. gallons monthly, . according to Frank said, "and teel we are lucky to bave this regular commercial. His suggestion was Lot 31, Block 3, White Mouptain Estates, N., began their duties Wednesday. Potter, 'Village purchasing agent.· followed, with Martin Rose Unit4, for Conte. · facility here." P&Z apprbved the annexation on tlle opposed. C. C.

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HEADING THE JAYCEES' Muscular Dystrophy drive '·-· weekend are Jpry Pereau~ left, co·chalrman, and chairman THE MAN WHO CALLS THE ALL-AMERICAN- Bob Dudlch, track announcer at Ruidoso Qowns, steps up to the mike on Monday to catl his 21st stralght AII~American Futurity. Dudlch Is­ Muscular Dystrophy well known as one of the finest announcers In the Industry. When It comes to quarter horses, he's Without equal. Dudlch terms the 1974 All-American Futurity, In which Easy Date nosed out Tiny's Gay, as the finest edition of the famed classic. What does he think fund appeals set here of Special Effort? "So far, he's proven to be a super horse:• Oudlch said. "But In the AII·Amerlcan on Monday, he'll be run· The Ruidoso Jaycees and Knlgbt:s of SeptemberS and 6, from 10 a.m. to& p.m. nlng against the finest two-year-old talent In the nation ... Columbus are sponsoring Muscular The Knights or Colwnbus will man ll:lree Dystrophy drives over the Labor Day telephones - :1!;1-9126 - £rom 1 p.m •• weekend. September 8 untll8 p.m., Septeritber 7. The Jaycees will hold gla.satossanddarl Both organizations are sp011soring these " throwing contest$ in the Timber Trall evt!nts in eonnectkm wlth the Jerry Lewis Photography parkfnR lot. on Sudderth, MuscularDysU"Ophytelethon. -

A CONSISTENT SPEEDSTER- Greybon, a colt who has earned $170,076 this season, will be one of tile outsiders with the best chance to upset haavlly favored Special Effort In Monday's $1,530,000 AII·Amerlcan Futur\ty at Ruidoso Downs. Greybon has five triumphs and three thirds In TO outings thla season. He's owned by S. Fox. D. Hare, E. Pittman and M. Johnson of Albany, Texas. His trainer Is Jack Brooks. Jacky Martin Is the jockey.

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• KATHERINE WOLDHAGEN of San Antonio, Texas, shot her ilrst THE INVESTMS:NT IS PAYING OFF -Cute Investment has hole-in-one Sunday at the third hole of the lnnsbrook VIllage Golf banked less than $2,000 so far, scoring a modest 1-2-0 record from Course. She had to hit the ball over a group of trees. She's been five starts. But the filly ls among the finalists in the$1,530,000 All­ golfing 25 years and has been coming to Ruidoso with her husband American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs on Mgnday. The po.Jrse Norman since 1963. Her husband and brother-In-law Palmer spread extends from $528,000 for first down to $42,000 for last. Woldhagen were witnesses to the feat. ·- ---- ..,._...... -----~-~~-~r ---,-,- . .,o;_ . : •• :. ~ . -- ·r.,. .-­ STRA.GHT AS AN ARROW - Arrows Request tips back to the ; .. ', . winner's circle. He's hoping to do the same thing In Monday's $1,530,000 All-American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs. The colt tied for the ninth fastest qualifying time with a 22:25 In the time trials. He's owned. by Rene Azam and Henry G. Cowart of Mission, Texas. The Iockey Is M1ka Charles. He's trained by Doug McMullen. ·

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THE ORDER OF THE ROSE wos conferred on Claudine Morrlson; bottom photo:. 1rene Nosker, 18 members of Bettt Sigma Phi Monday evenrng, s·hirlene Roberts, Lyndy Samelson, Betty Shaw, for outstanding service to the sorority~ Receiving Dema Short, Dixie Sigler and Jotyne Wright. Not the degree wer~. left to right, top photo, Billie pictured; Shirley Halladay, Jo Leland, Corrine. Clerke, Diane Clarke, Bonnie Coe, Gwen Swearingin and Dorthea Trimble. · Dubose, ,Y.arge Garner, Lou Horton and ~.-:s~:;;~27~~''W"i::'i7'r

_Mr. fdld Mrs. Aubrey Cox, l..om-eta, State Bank and Cummins is a partner in Taas, announce tbe engagement and CUmin1nB Corporation of capitan. forihcorolog marriage of their daughter - . . . · Deborah Annette to Joe David Cnmmlas, · The wedding 18 plarmed- for 7:30-p.m., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ro11iB Cummins of Septe{Dber 12, at the Na:r.arene Church Capitan. Camp Fellowship Ral1, Angus. The bride-elect is a teller at Ruidoso AU friends of the couple are Invited.

Lincoln County's . .ll Book And • r:- -·· ~~ 0 Gift Center Sorority honors long-time members ForTM Lovers •• Eighteen members of local ebapters of exemplify the blghest alms and purposes was sponsored b:f the Alpha Alpha 0 •1982 (tile...... •Books LOU FREEMAN J!eta Sigma Phi were boa

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academics, but values and con­ cepts as well. Serving now es a counselor for th-e- Housing Authority, Hume's days are filh:d; ot\en Joy in a World ovornowlng, with "people acti- of Silence vities". She a caseload of some 20 ·de!lf residents

She visits them and reports not Struckdcafinhcrtcens. 72- only on needed repairs and ~ces. year old louise Hume has- in but. more importantly. on the her own kirmtic way·- broken health and well-being of her • "charges··. J the sound barrier. AL TRUSANS SERVING refreshments to faculty camera left to right: Liz Munro, Anita Halbrooks She Her world may be silent, but i& ready, or course to and other employees of Ruidoso Municipal and Sheila H'arris. · respond to all types of needll:. her ~b>JUi~nt spirit is. not stil!. which Schools on the first day of school are, facing And while she almost '"gave in': not the least or is that vital . Her wOrk has to a retirement home ror the deaf two years ago, she wru; mercifully on several local pe!lluaded that there was a Altrusons fete school personnel need for her special a their erforls In our educational system," Kathy Barnett, club president, said Wednesday. auistance. But. wo learned a lot said the chief function we all:kcd for dlv]noe guidance." Aging;•J could not let her retire, others on staff to "talk" Life was riQt ever thus fo~ electronically with the clients. she was tOO young, had too Hume. Double tragedy struck in much to give." The growth ofsuch electronic her teens. She lost her hearing cquipfnent. according lo Hume. Hondo School Leatning of Home's plans. doe lo high doses of quinine Jack!>on was g.'llvanized into ··makes deafness less ora hard· taken during" lhe nu epidemic of ship··. bul she considers Lhe loss sets meal IR:tion. She soughl D.nd oblainOO 1918. Bolh parent1 died almost ofanyofthescmes. "adcvaslatiog l'und~ to hire her ru; a part-time ~imultaneously. Net unnaturally. program ·costs coonselor ror the housing author­ the young girl turned inward. e"perience." ity's deaf clients. Her uunt, \mcle and cousin Now, hGWcver. she says. re­ Described 'ariuu~ly by her with whom she liYed refused to necting on the rewards which The Hondo Schools have annoWlced_ the cn-worken; lllt u "dynunm ~·r let her build a shell and sent her have come her Wl!l)', "J look at free and reduced pJ"Ice meal income dynamite lady'·. Hu~e i!> duing 10 th.e TeaneSllee School for the my deafness as 11 blesSing. I feel criteria for famJJies with eligible children that any degree or success that 1 what .she has done best for most Deaf which, she says. "was !he for the 1981-19112 term. ba¥e atlained is not in spite of of her adult life- helping others. turning point pf my life.·· my deafness. but becau~e of it. ·• The table below Js listed, from the loft, Loui&e arul her lnte hU!i.bnnd. Latllr she spent a year at by family size, and the income to deter­ . ·Boyd. also deaf. bait always Gnllaudel. the nationally-known mint:! eligibility {or free or reduced price made a habit of helping. Louise CDIIcge rcirthedcnfin W~~~>hington. meals: 1: 1: 1; hns, ns a result, built a storehuu~e D.C. This expericn~:e was to ~park what has beL·om.: a life of SIZF. FREE REDUCED or experti~ which mil,!ht be the Homes for the Aging, en~)' or any 1:)11durth.' "-tl.'l;d .,.,~Jrker. ~c.-. ice. For older people planning 1 $ 5,600 $ 7,790 Among the many credits 2 7,400 For example, Boyd and tn enter u home ·for the lD,500 Jlume has. amn!>sc-J was .a pil••t 3 9,190 13,080 Loui.sc c"oun~eled humJr~:d~ of Aging. there is a help(ul cducati•mal prugram ~he-designed 4 10,990 15,630 bearing in1paired peupll:' with publication emitled: "Con· problerru; ranginj!. (rum w.lnption, l'nrrhc deaf at Ohi~J·s Applecree-k tinuing Cat1: Homes-A 5 12,780 18,190 State Institution. The prog,rnm 6 14,570 20,740 bankruptcy. mnritul pmhlems. Guide fur Consumers·· pub· 1,. rnw. ~talc suppm1cd. 7 16,310 drug abo5c. even miilnltluughter lished by the A.mertcan 23,200 E\cn more remarkable ha~ and murder. Association or Haines (or 8 18,160 25,840 llcen her ability to teach the Each additional "Often". o,.he '>:1_\'>. "we d1d the Aging. Send SJ .00 10 mcnt~dl~ retarded. She tau~L family member 1,790 2,550 nm kno~ where 1\II,!CI help anLI IOSO 17th Street. N.W .. them nut ~~nly life ~kills. basic Wr.: would pa}· fur prtlfeo,.~nlllul . D.C. 20036. 0 Application forms for either Plan wtn be reviewed by the school principals to • • • determine eUgtbillty. Foster children, placed by a state al!;ency, may be eli~ible for I ree meals. Parents who are dissatisfied with rulinl$ on the price or meals may contact Superinteildent Ernest J. Bookjr, BM: 55, ·: ,• Hondo, or in person. ., .. LABOR DAY 7 Ladies' Le Poche Jeans ;::::::=~~~ l'>~" ---=====~~:;;:::::::-----=.§,~--~--.-:-_.--,. . . '-t:e"'tdt" Woman's Club sets 30%0FF YJ~~ Plflc N ·'HE5u September 9 meeting Some Tony Lama Stock Doots ip pt!Jud {z; &f{!)I"X{/'1Ct? The Ruidoso Federated Woman's Club "The business meeting is a very im· 30%0FF wiD hold its Hrst meeting .of the fall on portant one as we will finalize our plBIIS for f/)at fqqy &.T'.e .J'f0W September 9 at the Club Building. the District rv Conventlon which we will host on October 1 and 2, at th~ La Junta 10"J.. STOREWIDE SALE Tbe board meeting will be at 1 p.m., Guest Ranch, •• Vickers said. "We also car.rgin[j ,shxp .... irrunediately foUowed by the business hope to have our Year Books ready to Sunday & Monday meeting at 1:30, and the program at 2. distribute at this meeting, so it is most &tpp lty m;d. {W?. eur- Mrs. E. D. Vickers, president, will preside. Important that all members attend." September 6 & 7 The officer!! of the club will be hostesses at {3.el.eofiMJ. a tea, immediately foUowlng the business 0 meeting. fN~tl~e'**;";"'*W"l NEW Tony Lama Boots The program wiU be a book review by ~t~ Mrs. Robert Finley, and will lE on the ~ bl' t' i.l for Men & Women novel "Kane and Abel" by Jeffery Archer. r pu ICO IOn ~ This novel was number one on the Best Seller list for severs] weeks. ~ of weddings f Correction ! The Ruidoso News will ~ · • publ.lsh wedding writeups only $~ '"~~~ The story hour for pre-sc-hool children on if received by The News ~· ~~~ At The "Y" Thursday momlngs beginning October 1 wlthin 30 days after the ev'ent. ~· will be from 10-11 a.m., nat 11·1~ 85 Quality phot~raphs of'tbe ·: PHONE 378-4533 2610 SUDDERm previously written. . publlshed, - blm:k and

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-- -i--was 811l'prlaed- amt -probablY -wen a ·a "uess ari·to··wbO -woiiid· WID-.th-e· SUper little- bit 11h®ked to heal" that Silver City Bowl but I go along w:ithHowantas.faras" lost- to Carlsbad 81-0 Jn the. New Mexico the Raiders winning the Amenmo Qm. -high school football seasbn opener Jut ferencecrown. Friday nlgbt. Oakland ia t traditional winner and its Not that I was sutprlsed that Cllrlsbold delense ranlrs ammg the beSt In the won the game because It is a AAAA school league. Plus the Raid~ have that badly and SUver City ls a AM flchool But the needed oonfldeRce. Many people City score stunned me because Silver Is Dlego but. the Qaargera the three-time defendinR AAA champion and sbould be a~ ~st compeUt.ive ayaJnst or season· JOO. AAAAschools. Perhaps it's an omen of thlnR"s to 9c:mte. SUver Cit,.v did lose quite a few players rrom last yeor's team and maybe Jt will face a rebuilding year because of that. ' 1~ quite a f~w offensive back.!!

butIll tilebas anof· =~::~:; outstanding defensiore secondary and someday. WORKMEN ARE TRYING to, get the new press box finished In still working on Installing the equipment for operating the offensive backfield. Tho Warriors' time for tomorrow's Ruidoso High School football opener with scoreboard. But the biggest sleeper In the .entire lineback_ing coi')J5 also looked good in the league could be the New York Jets. Every Estancia. The grands-tand Itself Is flnlshed but the contractors are scrimmage against Portales and year the New York preas buJlds up the two Cathedral. J•Big Apple" teams and they annually fall Picking a favorite ln a high school to live up to their biiUng. footbaU race is almost lmpossll:lle l:lecause But this year couJd be a dlfferent story of the large turnover iD personal every as far as tile Jets are concerned. New )'ork year, unlike the pros and colleges. has an ex:pJoslve pass:ir:lg attack and a Warriors open against Estancia Be~rs As far 89 the AAA race l.s eoneemed let's vasUv underrated defense.' just say I see Ruidoso f.tnlshed In the top three along with Silver Cil.)' and Truth or But when ll. ctm£19 to Pld'ilnll winners, Consequences. eJqJerlence tells w to go with the teams It all starts tomorrow rilgllt. ···ro wln the game we're going to have to slay with their halfbaCks," he said "I menr: to work the scoreboard will be ••••• that have proved it in the past. That's wby What local fans hope will be the best make our own breaks. We like to tell our know our secondary is fast enough to stay located may not be completed until This weekend also marks the begbming l see Dallas and Oakland SUI'Y'lving the 1~ footbBLI season ln many years gets un~ kids If you fon::e three turnovers you can with them." tomOrrow. ofthe pro football season. game regular season and the playoffs. derwa.r at 7:30 p.m., when the Ruidoso win the game." StierwWt's biggest WOJTY may be Rtddoso's junior wrsUy doesn't open the I'm sUUsticklngwlthmyplcksofDallas A Super Bowl pitt.ing these two t:eam9 High School Warriors host Estancia at W. Despite the fact. Estancia is small end whether the seoreboanl is ready by game season until September 12 wben It husts and Oakland meeting in the Super Bowt ·against each other would be a classlc, D. Horton Field. Inexperienced it has a win~ trad1Uon. Ume. The new ~randstand is finished but Carr.lzozo in 11 2 p.m., contesL AlthoW!hDtt.UasstUlhassomeproblemsin since both clubs have been Ln the Super ..Ruidoso, which finished the 1980 season The Bears have made the AA playoffs the work on the press box where the equip- the defensive backfield; Tom Landry will Bowl before. Again hbtocy bas shown W:l with a 3-2. district record and a 7-3 mark past four seasons, winning the cham­ ~--- probably find a way to O'lereome that {with the notable a:a~pUon of tha Min­ overaU, will be trying to repeat or better pionship in 1979. obsLacle. Tbe Raiders have received the nesota Vikings) liutt teams that have last year's 36-12 Victory over Estancia. The Warriors are also Inexperienced In blessing (or Is it curse) of Howard Cosen played ln the ..Blg One., before have The warriors wUl De playing ror tire Drst lhe offensive and def~msiVf. lines but haYe as the team to wl.n the Amerleaa. Con- generally played well the second or tblrd tlme In front of their new and Jargel" a bit more size. Lon Nunley, at 6-1, 200 ference.and the Super BowL I won't hazard time around. grandstand. pounds, anehol'!l the Ruidoso offeMive line Despite last year's easy vlctory Ruidoso and will also go at mi4dle linebacker on head coach Darrel Stlenvalt expects a defense. Inn hosting nine-mile race tough batUe. Junior Billy Woodul will start at quar­ "We saw them play In a scrimmage last terback for the Wan1ors. Scott Neal, wbo The Inn of the Mount.Jiin GOO, holds its divisions ranging from nine and under W Friday and were impressed wltb them," started at quarterback last year, will go at second annual rune-mfle cross-conntry nm 40 aud over for botb men and women. he said. "They've got a good quarterback tailback. Fullback Chrls Lol)el: and Saturday. Trophies will be given out to tbe top lD­ and II quh::k scatback who could gJve us wingback Grady Williamson round out the Tire race begjns at 10 a.m., a quarter (inishers in the ovetall compeUtion. 'I'lle lots of trouble if he breaks loose." starting backfield. milo below the Highway 24 turaoU on course is iwe miles of unp;aved country Estancia actually bas lhree players who Other tentative starters on offense ~ Highway 70, and ends at the IM of the road and lour miles rA paved. mad. operate at tailback: Scott McMath, Ruben elude Don Nunley at tight end, Ken Mountain Gods. Tr.aMpOrlation will be provided £or out Torres and Henry Anaya. And the)i'1re all Bradley and LOll Nunley at tackles, Byron There will be medals and ribbons of town nmnen. A bus will depart from the fast, acCGI'ding to lk!ar COI;I.ch Doyle Bell. Wright and Bud Smith ut guants. David awarded for the top finishers in age lnn to tllestartiag line at 9:15. ''All three guys ran on our440yard relay Swalander at center and Darrin Smith at ' team whlcb flnlsbed third in the stale,·~ spilt end. ' Bell said. "They go around 4.8., 4,91n the 40 . . " yard dub and weigh arotmd 1511 pollllds . . . . apiece.·~ \ · 6n defense Neal and Don Nunley will ,;fl.'~ ,.~· .... Estancia likes to keep the ball on the start at the safeties and WilUattJBon and , ·-·· . r iii:R FAMILY ~ ground but lb.ey have a good quarterback Smith wiU go at cornerback. Robert Roff ....:; ' HAIR CENTER in returning veteran Troy Schmidt, a 5-&, Swanner and John Montoya will start .at 145 pounder. the ends while .Swalander and Craig But the Bears have problems in the Carson wm go at tackle. Joining Lon The Right Hair Style - The Right Hair Products offensive atld defensive lines, according to Nunley at linebacker will be Wright and Right Here BeU. Kyle Flack. "We're awfully green Lhere," he said. Woodul wm handle the pantlng cbore:; 323 Sudderth Dr. * Phone 257·7700 ''We lost all uf our starters from last ~r. for the Warriol'S. "He's been doing a great We're stnall, too. We only average around job in camp.'' said Stierwalt.· * CUU * ANALYSIS * PERMS * COLOR CeeDDavlf. 155 pounds in the offensive line and not Lon Nunley and Travis Cochise are In a much mo-re on defense. tight batue to see who gets to be the kickoff-extra point man. Stierwalt feels good about the opener. "We've worked as bard to prepare £or Reserved seats. this opener as we have for any opener stnce I've been here," he saki. "We reel ,_•. "l,. we'reready (01:them. They'renotasblgas ' 1': are available they were last year but they do have good speed." • seats for tbe Ruidoso As quick as the Estancia backs are, DAVID SWALANDER HIKES the ball to quarterback Billy footballlli'IIIO" ... baing Stierwalt feels his defense can stay wil:b Woodul. in recent Ruidoso High School practice. Swalander will Lo\mmce. tllem. by calling "Lon Nunley at middle "linebacker can start at center and defensive tackle while Woodul will also handle 5 p.m., or at the puntl~g chores. SPAS HOT TUBS SAUNAS 6t3 .,&,JJ...th £p.t. 2-7 257-5947 CELEBRATE fJJla.mond .:Eafe ..£oo~ IT SAFELY!

m LO PRE. ADJUSt 26 4Z 0 1714 Suddertlt WEA IHER REPORT Aups121 48 • Courtesy of August 28 i3 .as 257-2949 August 29 «2 0 Ruldeso Airport uad AnBUS' 30 H 0 Awgtut 3] 8& Crt 0 September 1 7J 45 · .es Precipit.Qtfu thlt month-.13" Experience 1be FUN ...ENJOV . C. & L~ LBR. Preclpibitlon tbfa year -12.ts" ~ ui tnstaU your vety IIIWt hit tW...ar spd.;..il the sid; chape and style you like. &ell iptell comes coiiiJIIete. & s•PLY •• a- SaiDidar ...._ Delivery throughout the .Southwest ''Wt Don't Want A liThe Buslaeu - Just Yours" * . ' . ..0. 378-.... - OIIIMIIWAY 70- -LYWOOD $4l.VE. YOUR SUNS - J- NRAI. , · --. ,_ ,, 't \ \ Page 6- Ruidoso fN.M.l Nows Thursday, S~ptember 3,1981 Himito Dancer brings $510,000 at .Super

A world record price for a ' yearllnG In ail 101 horses, M yearlings am1 41 $97,0oo ·to the ·440 Ranch of ·:rexas; Taska quarterhorse highlighted the first Ruidoso -brood mares, Were sold at .the sale. The Top, sold for $90,000 to Jack Henning; Super Select Sale Sunday at RuldiJR(J yearllngs brought $3,439,000and them area Comin Wild, sold for f87;000 toL. DUtsand Downs. $l,Btl4,800 for a total of $5,103~. W. Robinson of Utah: Lasser streak, sold Htmito Dancer, half brother of All­ Flfteen other horses besides Hlmlti American Derby winner .HigbeasterJet. Dancer and Hot For Cash were sold for for $116,000 to o. D. Ledford Jr., of. was sold to Don Z. R .. Hughes of Enld, $'1fi,OOO or mQre, They lnclllded Rare Jet Oklahoma; I'm :Bl

' '• f DIAMONDS ON ICE, sold for $145,000 to J. E. 834 horses ha"'e been sold In the first 1.hree J••monvllle Jr., of Ventress, Louisiana. last night sessions. The final session will begl'n at 7tonlght, Is c:urrentlv the third hiAhest priced horse In 1he with 130horsesscheduled for auction. 1981 All American s61ed Sal& at Ruidoso Downs.

Cash Balance, a: fllly Sired. by twl<:e $138,001.l1o Roy Browning of Fort. Worth, wiD go lor hl.gbar prices since some owners world champion Dash For Cash, was sold Texas; By Yawl, sold for $125,000 to Hall like tL) leave their bMthoraes until last. far $210,000 to Hall and Lispon of Cooona, and Lispon; St. Vespero, sold £or $105,000 But W..s d:oubtful if any will aeU for inore California, Wednesday night for the to Richard Fox of Albany, Texas; than the $2l'D,OOO paid tor cash Balance. highest total yet in the three days of the Thekatchino. Doll, SO-ld for $100,000 to "She's one of 1he best I've ever seen," .AII·Amerif!an Select Q11arler Horse Sonny Pruitt of Corpus Christi, Tems, and said· sales manager Bobby Lewis about Yearling sale at Rllidoso Downs. Crystal Easy Jet, sold for f17 .000 to BUl cash Balance. "There may not be any Diamonds On Ice, the 8ZBth horse to be Gll.Stafson. horses who go higher than that 'l'llursday sold in the three daya, went for the second Tonight's final session wUl begin at 7. (tonight} night." highest price of the evening BJtd thi~ lt's possible that many horses sold toniJUlt highest of the complete sale, when J. E. Jumonville Jr., of Ventress, LoWsiana, bought ll for $145,000. · • Game Commission approves Monday Junes Glory, a filly, was sold for $170,000 to Sam Henderson of Odessa, Te;~as. That remains the second highest bid of the three days going into todlght_'s 1982-1983 budget proposal

have been said for ov~r The State Game Commission has· a~ means to offset. a p-ojected. annual loss O.f ·;~~;~~i.~:~·~o~d~o!far. They proved a proposed bw:lget of about $9.6 $2611,000 aa a result of reduced cost Ucenses 1 CO'"'· ... $130,000 milllon for Department of G.ame and Fish for Junior, senior and handicapped sold for operating expenses for the 1982-83 fiscal residents and free lifetime hunting and year. The proposed budget will be fishing licenses ror disabled veterans .presented to llt:e legislature £or review and provided by the 198lleglslatW'B• final action during the upcoming 1982 "We appreicl&te the time tbe cllm­ SQUARE session, according to department Dlrector mission hBa taken to Btudy our financial Harold Olson. needs and work with ll! to improve ser­ LET THE SHOP OF Commissioners heard budget presen­ yj~ to New Mulco's sportsmen and Gin SHOP tations by chlers of the department's seven citizens interested in our wildlife di-vision du.ring the speclal meeting, called resources,,. Olson said. "The inflated 257-5629 1301 SUDDERTH to discuss projected financial and per­ economy continues to create problems­ BLUE GEM SOLVE YOUR sonnel needs. and restrict our abOitles ;_ to provide Olson said the projected budg&t. - better-than-adequate management. of HANDWOVEN $9~1,100- is a 6.3 percent increase over those resources." the f!Urrent operating budget, largely due The commission specifically requested SADDLE BLANKETS - RUGS to inflation and antidpated capital GuUay this meeting to detennine the d:epllfl­ PROBLEM! expenditures, such as new vehicles and ment's needs in the immediate future -in WALL HANGINGS computer equipment. both manpower ana equipment - and to He said the deparbnent Is attempting to provtde suggestions on how the depart­ H you'we made a purchase and are accommodate Inflationary operaUng ment might best c-ont.lnue tts management BASKETS - POnERY - CANDLES expenditures without increases in Ucense programs with Umited funds, Olson said. wo1ndltrll!g how to get It home, call and let fees. The commission lS also conslderin~ LARGE PARKING AREA - OPEN DAILY 9 Til 9 1 help you. We gift wrap for any occasion, and will wrap for shipping at your request. Braves work out in pads White Mountain Middle Schoo-l's. football terb_ack eandida1!a_~d is blessed ·with team practiced in pads for the first time extremly good size In the Une. Erie BBll. a 1982 CAVALIER Mon'Hay. Call or come by The Blue Gem, 2206 tackle, ls the biggest. player OD the team at You're Invited to come see the most complete new car we've ever The Braves have about35 players out for 6-8, 200 pounds. introduced. (next door to the Radio Shack). the teamt one of the biggest turnouts in the Mark Langstca, Tony Garda add Brent The 1982 Chevy Cavalier. last several years, according to head Foster aN the quarterback anadldates. Complete with 43 standard features and 1982 technology. Complete coach Terry Wharton. Coach Terey- Wharton 'bas been ]3lealiled Phone 257-7515. Wbite Mountain has .severa1 quar- with the way the offense has been working in choice with four front·wheel·drive Cavalie~ models; Elegant In practice. Sedan. Classic coupe. Sport Hatchback. Spac•ous Wagon. Ea_ch ''I think more tllan any other team we've model also available in the custom luxury version, Cavalier CL, wrth had tms team bas preked "" rapidly the 15 additional standard features. . offensive work." he said. "Last year we Come see 'he complete car, the 1982 Chevy Cavalier, at our hlld a couple of ftlll1y outztanding athletes but we neWI!!r got dilitgs to cUck. This year dealership soon. we perhaps don't baw the real outstanding athletE bat we bave depth and good talent at every puaitimL.'' The team is working out once a day after school until the season begins. The: Braves open the seaSon with a borne game agahlst. Motmbiln View of Roawen September 19. The next two games against Capitan and Tularosa are also at home. Wldte Moun­ tain ends the season wltb away games at Sierra of Roswell, Tularosa and CarrlzoM. AD home games wiD be played at Ruidoso High School, Soccer loop has

TEST DRIVE THE late signups Late lipupo will bo held Friday and Saturday at tbe Ruidoso Ltbraey f-or youlbs who haven~ registered I

· · KEEf"IN'G'-EXCLUSIVE"COM'PANY·-~ .. txCIOSTVer:toUlii CinJQl'lf would the attention of Ruidoso Downs patrons With a booming one and me. I was so 'three-fourths length ·win In the final elimination trials for the Al,l· wanted ver-y American Futurl.ty. The colt cheCked In with the fourth best complete health .. .. qualifying time, and will be going after a victory purse of $528,000 I took him to· Lynn Willard's veterinary • < , clinic, and Dr. Sheffield the good lady on Labor Day. The cOlt Is owned by· John Meyer' of Wharton, doctor, gave me .some instructions, and Te-xas, and Hubert Vest;;~ I of Houston, Texas. special food, and shot for his fever. Back home, Felix mad4i another slight recovery, and ate some liver, giving both ·-.. myseU and Solo Vtno. some hope. You should have seen how anxious Solo waa over Felix. Did the blaclt.dog remember ~~~~~~~~~ hiswilderneaa? own ilays fending for himself In the Encounte-r~ a Hempen ~ 8 ----~n& ~~~~~-;~~~In F~~·~lix~~~~~~~~~--~~~ll~ly~,~~~~~~~~~:~~~~H~~~~~~$;1~,5;3~0;,o~o~O~A~II~---~~~.~-~,~~~==~~ ! ~ At [a victories and one in five outings. Her only third was a show coats Just pant berth In the Rainbow She's made $56,800 for owner Jerry beavUy about noon. Solo lay just Wells ·Of Purcelt, Oklahoma. Her iockey Is· Jacky Martin. Jack outside the screen door, never stlrrtng Brooks, who trained 1978 All-American Futurity winner Moon from this spot till three o'clock. This was Lark, Is her trainer. am lookinl!!: forward jn a few days on August twenty. to something about. Lynn and Just at this hour, Solo j'tlmped up ami Maxine's visit to our native land of Alaska. began to whine and began pawing at the Ray Taylor­ acreen dooi' to get ln. Celebrates Birthday LiUie FeJix stopped his beavy breathing. · I learned on August thir-ty-one thQt this His eyes. which had been cl080d, opened was the birthday of our friend ol many wide. year, Ray Taylor of Ltncoln. Ray set'Vi!id And all t.he beauty of the green mountain w well, many years as a water well world shone in them as he looked straight driller-. He .and his. channing wife, the up at me; and during the gloaming, fonner Nina Perry, bave raised a won­ twilight and dusk of his earthly life, this derful family of children. We "wish Ray first pet cat o( my life, who had fought so CLASSY FILLY.tN ALL·AMERICAN- Classy Native has earned many happy returns of the tlay, and au bravely to Uve, now spoke to me clearly only !&5,319 so far, but the filly carries the third best qualifying God's blessings. lhrough his green eyes. Brave Little Fellr. "Thank you for being my friend " he time Into the $1.530.000 All· American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs Says '"Adfos .. Tm said '"You tried to save me. The~ is a on Monday. First place Is worth $528,00D. Harley Crosby Is the We Meet A.galn," higher plan than yours and minE!. Adios, jockey. One of the most pleaSant things that h&!l GiJd biBBS you: we will surely meet again." [)I ~ • -, ·c·~~~~~~_j Polliwogs & Pigtails · · Children's Specialty Shop · · SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE! All Summer Merchandise THIS BUG MAKES MONEY- Go For Bugs. a colt owned by Cleo Graham 9f Wynnewood, Oklahoma, has won $105,623 so far" this year. Go For Bugs will be aiming at a victory purse of $528,000 In ~.PRICE Monday's. finale of the. $1,530,000 AU American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs. Nicky Wllsan Is the pilot. Pbon• 257-9548 HIGH FLYING FINISH- Viva El Sels Is the picture of speed while flashing across the finish line with a two length lead in the trials for the All-American Quarter Horse Futurity. The colt ~as on chalked up the second best qualifying time and goes against the ']jou c:f1u Coulinffy On,ic<>\ 25%-50%0FF ..£.e~ c}fow.ton fabrics, patterns, notions, kits IN 2629 Sudderth . '7owday, .,l;eptemb« 8, 1981 ONE HOUR (Next To Sonny's Bar·B-Q) Ge1 Into yOur skinniest dress this summer! d1t 7'00 p.m. Ydu will loses to lS inches your first visit or dffto dff{» Candnmini.um {![ubf'ww.e you don't pay! THIS IS NOT A WATER LOSS PROGRAM. There is no exercise or per­ elf PatJ '!:Pufitlc.a.f d1Jqnti.~IHntH!t spiration. No cantrads ar obligations. You relax for one huur in the most eltec1ive European Body Wr"apavallable. first Eurol"'an Bodywrap Salon! If you have dieted and exercised and those pesky inches just won't go away, you will be pleased with our im!f1ediate results. And the ugly bumps, lumps and bulges of Cellulite will Thanks For A begin to smooth oot, giving you the thinner, smoother look you deserve. COme on In and be Great Summer! pampered, the Body Refledlons way. We hope you will continue to GREAT FOR MEN, TOOl let Ruidoso be your home owoy Open Thursday Evenings from home. Until8:30 Regular Hours - 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Ruidosoons .•. PHONE PAT OR KAREN Now That The Rush Is Over, FOR AN APPOINTMENT Come See What We Hove.

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j ,,• NEW HORIZONS Developfnental Cent8r In Home Director Raynene Greer. The center Is Carr-izoZo serves as a "quarter-way" house tor bulld.ing a new gro~p home and tax-deductible · developmental!'[ dJ~~_q_l_~g periODs .belng_mo.ved contributions arewelcofrre. -- - - ·· -- - ~tram inSfrtuflOi"IS--to th.e c.ommunitv. said Group New Horizons hosts reception The htgbllght of the New Horizons center, according to Raynene Greer, to d.e-inatitutionalize - it's been a national Developmental Cent.er's { NaDC) Group Home Director. trend for about 10 years now and 1a J118t reception in Carrbozo Tuesday, was the getting started in New Mexico." satd ZEKE with a proper air Playhouse during a reception at New Horizons awarling of a "'Victorian PlayhouseT' to Greet"" said that the lot .on "B" Avenue, Greer. "We're teacblng tbese individuals about him.~ tries out the rotker in the VIctorian Monday afternoon. Dolly Lueras, Carrizozo, with State which was appraised at $12-14,000, was self-help sklllil -a lot of -them have never !Representative Maurice Hobson, sold to New Horizons for a nonllnal $3.000 lived in a community and don't.lmow how Alamogordo, doing the honors. by the Spencer family of Carrizozo. to ga t.o a grocery store or have their clothes washed. is a Center trend was for

insl.ead of caring for them at home as is more common.no:w. Greer said. Many of these children are now gro~ and "The problem Is that our home for aR being transfeJTed from instltuUons. women is only tnmsitional. We're getting Most of the JJl8,terials for the playhouse women frow Jnstitutloos that are on thair "New Horizons makes a gOod 'quarter­ -which included a mln,lature couch, (JVeri, way to a less restrictive environment - way' house between the in!titutiom and table and Franklin stove - were donated usuaUy they.'replaced in a hwne. But some · the community, but tbe new group home by conununity members. of them don't have a place to so - their wUI enable us to ci)Dlplete the cycle," relatives are deceased Dr have dlaowned Greer said. 'l'he reception sen>ed to kick off a year of them. A lot ot"them get to llke this area, so , Other fund raisinS activltles tel be fWld ralslng efforts in which NewHorizorw we want to build a re~~ldence tu 11erve as a 1 sponsored by New Horizons this year in­ hopes tu Tealize $3,000, to pa;y for land on pennanentbomefortbem. '' dwle a flea market on September 18 - which a new group home will be built. Greer sakl that New Horizons has ap­ with rental spaces ~ng £or P - and the A lot in Carrizozo has already been plied for a HUD grant to help defmy second armual Christmas Bazaar, in which , , purtbased, and money re.tsed wUl be used building costs 'Oiftbe proposed croup home. booth spaG5 wm be rented to "arts and ·;,..· to pay off the bank loan taken Ob.t by the of crafts type peopl,e" for $5. ''What we're doing is pert a b1g. push

Pine's Easter Jet syndicated •

BY MARK GORDON Columbus, Texas. He was representing the or Jet Deck I've ever seen.'' owners and was inslrumental in the sale,'' While P~ne's Easler Jet has been a Frank. Merrill. Hugh Tucker and Bob 'I"ucker said. successful sire, there's no doubt Weik have been involved with buying and Despite having produced only l7 star­ Higheasterjet has signifkantly increased nanning quarter horses for some Ume. ters. Pl.ne's Easler Jel has solid creden­ hlsva.lue. That's why It's reaDy no big deal when bals. HJgheasterjel is undefeated in five races they start negotiating for bonre.s. He was a multi-stakes winner oi more this season. be captured tbe Rainbow tban $10,000. He was from the famous Jet Derby and the $1 million All-American But even they are ovenvtlelmed with Deck's last crop or foals and is out of the Derby, two of the three legs oi the Triple their recent purchase of Pine's Easter Jet, mare Mlss Ptnes. Crown for three-year-old quarter horses. sire of 1.he outstanding three-year-old, Miss Plnes, the second dam, was a He did not compete In the Kansas Derby, Higheasterjet. thoroughbred who prodoced both the first race of lbe Triple Crown series. thoroughbred and quarter hot'Se slakes In his brilliant career, Higheasterjethas Y2 PRICE 3 DAYS ONLY winners. nine victories in just 13 outings with one "Bob, Hugh and 1 have been inYolved ln "He·s actually a better looking horse second and one UUrd. He's collected FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY deals before, but never like this," said than 1 tl'lought aft-er I real1y had time to $1,1109.362 for owner a. D. HighsmJ.th of La SEPF. 4, 5, 6. Merrill of Purcell, Oklahotfla. "I was study him after the sale,"Weiksaid. ''This Grange, Texas, RING SALE worried before we saw him {Pine's Easter horse fuHUls all rour major requirements Hjs bbu~esl triumph last year was In the Jell because of a plcture (saw of him in a rer the discriminating breeder in today's $1.,280,000 AU-American Futurity run magazine. BuL the worries were over when industry. last Lllbor Day at Ruidoso Downs. With his 1 saw the horse. When w-e w-ere prm1oting ··He bas the pedigree, confonnalion. Derby win this year, he became the first FOR LABOR DAY WEEKEND him, l was overwhelmed by the horse. I race recot"d and, most Importantly, the horse to have won the two biggest gems .In· assure you I have no worries now at aiL~ sire record." quarter horse racing, the All-AmeriCan Al the Windward stud Farm, he'll j11in Futurity and Derby. EspeCially . after last Sunday's All­ other studs, including Jlm J ., Mighty Te, He's trained by Johnie Goodman and SIMULATED . American Derby 111 Ruidoso Downs when Easy Request, Casady Casanova, Last ridden by W. R. Hunt. Higheast.erjet became quarter horse Hurrah, and White Rammer. MerTiU Plso .. It's no fluke- Hlghepsterjet has so good racing's first earner of $1 mil.Uon when be has several broodmares. a race record. Pine's Easter Jet is captured the $3MI,1Hl0 Urst place check. "He's gill. to be .st thetopofthe llstofour magnificent. He'$ just not been promoted. studs," Merrill said. "Just-to show where He's already proved he's a fine sire and Consequently, Plne•s Easter Jet became he ranks, we put him in the first stall on the this horse CHlgheasterjct) Is a major part. DIAMONDS the first sire of a quarter hOTSe to :surpass farm- He'samongthe rew to have sired an The fact that be has won an AU-American RINGS ON DISPLAY FROM 10 A.M. TIL 7 P.M. the million dollar plateau. AU~Amerlcan Futurity winner in his first Fututity and then wehl. an to·wln the AD­ Merrill, who is syndicate manageT for crop. We can't say enough about him. He's Amencan Derby is a major plus," Welk Pine's Easter Jet, operates the Windward beautiful. I think be's the best looking son said. stud Farm In Purcell, Oklahoma. That's where Pine's Easler Jet will stand. Welk of San Antonio. Te.lt8S, is the owner. Although he decllned to reveal the HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT exact purchase price, he· noted that the price •·was in excess of seven f..gures !$1 million)." The horse was bought in mid-July from the SChindler Brothers of Columbus, ., TexBS. Weik retalns 10 of UJe 45 .shares ln the syndicate. Fourteen of the 35 available Wres have been sold. The price is $75,000 • a share. Tucker, a well known horse trainer from The Smart Money has - if you're smart. you'll come to Chaves· Comfort, Tezas, negotiated the deal on County Savings & Loan Association where you get the best bebalf of the buyers, It was definitely a checking account deal in town. Compare - you'll find we know unique arrangement. what we are talking about. ~re's what you get. "We've bad our eye on Pine's Easter Jet MRYTHING YOU EVER WANTED even before last year's All-American • 5\4% Interest compounded daily on every dollar in your account. Futurity (when Higheasterjet scored a • FREE checking- no minimum balance if age 62orolder_ IN A DIAMOND EXCEPI' THE PRICE nose win),'' Weik said. ''Two other groups ·• FREE checking- maintain a minimum balance of only $250. were trying to purchase the horse, but • AvaiJable ovetdraft protection- bounce proof your checks. Hugh was able to get a c:ommitment f~ • Unlimited checks- no pet' check charges. me. The deal was we had 48 hours to make • Detailed, easily understandable monthly statement showing all ········································: up our minds, get the financ:es and get "uwd~m~s : back to them. your transactions. "The money had tO be deUvered to them • All your cancelled checks returned. · in cash ora Cashier's check. All of it_ There • Direct deposit of· your Social Security or other Government wete no dcwn payments and the rest at at checks. 11 ful!lre date. That made this a Wtlque deal. I've never heard of a de1d like that • Drive.-Jn window for your convenience. where Ute perscn required aU tbe money at • Nlghtdepositorv. onetime" ' • FREEttavlers cheCks. oo = I ONLY : Weik ~nd Merrln both clted Tucker £or • F-REE money orders. his role ln orcheaf.ratlng the sale. • FRE·Enotaryservice. "l'd have to thank W. T. Richardson of GO~ :Ost $12 i •~ FREE copy service. , • FREE parking. . ., All Account& insored to s1.oo,ooo bv FSLlC. .... ~~!'.!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!:: .... ! NEW! NSWI N~W! Chairs That Swivel, . YOU CAN· BANK ON US BECAUSE Rock And Redine WE KNOW YOUR MONEY MATTERS. __ ,_ ' A FactOry RepreHntatlve Comelnand lfil~ l'"rn•MtJJ. See Them Today!. wiU be in flle store to osSist you SAVINGS FSIJC GOGAMBL~S. 1YJ &l.ciAf"J .. ' · .- ASS' A-tfON"- ---.....__ __ ...... ·, AndSaval.

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- SARA WALLIS. as "Mammie" was part of the catering service provided by the Holiday Inn of Las Cruces. SHINING STAR TURQUOISE OUTLET "Thanks To All The Customero Who Have Visited Our Shop" Shawnee & J.R. TOMMY VALLIANT, trainer and owner of "Mother LET US SERVE YOUR NEED _.._,' FOR THAT SPECIAL GIFT "KEEPING ON DUCKING," at right, edges "Elder Duck or Ducker" Down"ln the finals of the 1981 Fert\lity. • Indian Jewelry • Kacllina Dolls -~ • Gold & Silver ... .. Bring This Ad W"Jth You for Special Discount affair • Hillbil~ bash due Wednesday, the AltD couple hosted tbe Glen and Kathryn Dunn may have been thezanlest. started a new Ruidoso tradition. first Ruidoso Duck Downs. Deming may stlU have a bold on the title Guests dressed in hlU country costumes ''DAISEY MAEu Shelly At their 'Lil Abner/Hillbilly ex­ of "World's Richest Duck Race,". but the chose from a basket of Bull Durham travaganza at Alto Alps Condominium last affalr' dreamed. up by the Dunns must have tobaccos and corncob pipes as they en­ Johnson from Las Cruces. tered, then listened to some genuinu hlllbUly music on wasbboard., tub-bass eM plano, as costumed employees of the Holiday lnn of Las Cruces served refresh­ ments. With the sun about to set, the "serious" Smith, LTD. Gallery business began. An 18-foot race track had been set up on the patio's putting green, Box 849 - 662 Sudderth and contestants were soon shooing their Lawson & Sonya Sm•lth enh1es along its course during the trial Ruidoso, New Mexico 88345 healS. Phone (505) 257-2511 When the finalisLs had been dlosen, tbe four ducks were auctioned off. A purse of $134 was raised, apparently qualifying Ruidoso, as the first town outside of Featuring Original Paintings By: Deming to race ducks (or bucks, as home • PETER HURD o MARK STORM & MANY OTHERS or the "World's Poorest Duck Racej'. The final dasb was over almost before it • G. HARVEY Yort'n> lm•ited To A Special ba.d begun, with "Keep on Ducking", • LARRYDYKE trained by Fred Hug, edging "Eider Duck F ASIDON SHOWING or Dnwn" In a respectable lime of 3.88 • ROBERT WOOD seconds. Snt nrday~ Sf"Jlff"mbt>r 5. 1981 • CARL J. SMITH Hug received half of tho purse- $67 - 11:30. 3:30 ami. a weekend trip for two at Ute Holiday • OLAF WEIGHORST Ft".ntnrin~ Inn of La!! Cruces. 1\ln,.I)-P Rnn1~ Nf"w Ynrk FaMhinn Cnmmltanf By then darkness and a chiD was Sculptures By: ShnwinJl nt"!-li~=fnt"r F.yf'Wf'ar From 1111" Cft!tPing. BCT'OSS \he bilb, 80 \be hDJbUlles Tnra f'.ollf'('finn traipsed upstairs to recount their • TOM KNAPP c:aaquests and enjoy a repast of ham, turkey, roast bee£, ribs, beans and salad. • HARRY JACKSON SieJTa Vision C..enter Later a greased pig catch was held along • JOE BEELER SieiTa Professional Center with Can-can dances and a "Gartet • ERNEST BERKE , Throw" - the winner of which also won a Ruidoso trip to the Holiday Inn. • LAWSON M. SMITH Then most of the over 100 guests found their way downstairs to dance to some ~- 257-5020 "real.. country mus.Lcin the gameroom. ONES.. By James Ralph Johnson .------.~

••cEREMONY OF THE FASTEST HORSE" By Ernest Berke

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GREETING GUESTS were, from left 'to right, Waliser, aU from·Ru1doso. . Torrimy Valliant, Linsey Ralston and Bill GRAND DAME Muriel Klle and Bill Klle of San Angelo, Tex'"' let this quacker publicize his opinlg.ns of the pr~lngs. It was not printable,

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J. C. Wiley, Trainer and With the Average B1Utng Plan, you pay about the same Trainer, Jack Welch/ to jockevs Don amount each month. Tvre and Jerrv Nicodemus, together Sa,v goodbye to unexpeotedly ll1gb. eleotric bills. The Average Billing Plan el:imina.tes the highs and lows ln the b1ll1ng cycle, by g:l.vtng you a.n with .all the people who worked so "average" am.ount to PBiY each month. The Plan makes bill pa;ytng'and budgeting ea.sier, Blnce you'll know about how much of a bill to expect. hard for us for qualifying Exclusiv~ Roula And by the end of the year, you'll ftnd you've paid the sam.e am.ount for eleotric1t;y as Ifyou were on the regular bmtng plan. · for· the All American Futurity in Ruidoso, Ban'ahawitw-· •15% rl. aacumula.Wd dU· New Mexico on Labor Dav • •·• 'Ote l!OS'l'BBCBI'l'r AVl!BAGE fereneeJB&clde-\ flddreBB, the "e.Y81'8ge" w1ll be based on the numbel or montbs avatlable. Mr. and Mrs. John

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NBEae·- 1ull-111!1•-cJeanla~r '""'""'' · Year t- FOR SAlE OR TRADE - 2 l!lllldo riding ;~;;f~n.~~~~~;:f betWeen 10 C33-tfc or pack Dlllles. t57-7-46'l. S49-trc . 'l'rlsll Romoval BOAT FOR SALE-1959 Herters 15 foot WAN'l'ED - wbstttute teachers tor · k•M'II t ... RamGval­ fiberglass eonstrudion ccmplete With elementaty and/or hlgb school claasea. llackhoo M·M·M-M GOOD - squaw bread, Indian trailer, engine 35 horsepower Johnsllll ~ Minimum education required is bigh MHns, Repaill com bread. Best burritos In town. Deck Sea King, newly overhauled, good House. 31-atp .school dlpllml. Call ot write Glen II8W COIItriJclllft condititll'l, $850-. Call Mart!la 2fi.H32R, Ctane, Principal, P .0. 8os: 278, Clpftan, days; 2S'l-9754, evenings. P--32--2lc NM 88316. Pllone 35t4231J. C-33-0tc TURNTABLE FOR SALE - Pioneer I U2D, autunatic stArt, manualllb.lt-off. SCENIC VIEW - RV Park. Winter _Enrtlllln the H&.A lfloclt lriCome -$'15. Greg33&-ol872 ..-&.o4001. G49-tfnc storage for RV vehicles. $30/mor:ttb. 257- 10 Q,utse no.. Make fi'IOI'MW during 4850. 'l'·29-tfc tu &me. CampnththSl'te course WE NOW HAVE-a of auto taught by exptdenced H&R SIOCik ll(lboJstery lllaterlals,-Uno plus our btaullful ' BUYING OR '· edd refllodelh,g FOR SALE - 2 lll.de mount piclrup too.l ~ baglhl soon in your atea. Uno ol ,.,.,.._materiaL Coli Ieday,.,. boXes wltb 5' doo1'openlng out. 354-2413. •totk, flqstone 111111 riter rock walls bulh free estimate. S&HJI5 or aftet s. 25'1-o F·29·tfC • W7. R,U-tlc SRUNG?? oft fireplaces BOOltS 'N' TIDNGS- nardest Uttle book FIREPLACE WOOD - -obly store tn town W find! Located behind prtoed. Good C and For MOre Ranch ~ouse aestaurant at circle. We .TRY THE . ;, jm:dper. Ready S5Wt97 351- to use. or trade.Small gift items too. 257-69t-2.B-23- lnforrila~on 2<08. :!S-IMp tle CALL NoW CLASSIFIEDS 19'18 PIPER TURBO LANCE s _er, IUU, equipped. Low time. DAMAG!D PLY WOOD 257-4223 $86,1lm. MaytradOlar (7). 257....,,,.._ 5023. T-2&

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,c __.• ,---~-~-~---- -~--.-.--- .1. 'P'-Cie 1 -·Ruidoosll TN.\1\.1 News Thursday, September 3,1981 BROKEN PBlVATE SALE - Aotlq.. s , and . Authentic WE BUY - gold , sllYer, sterling, ABC M•stlllllllfurnlsbi118B ollloe qullliiY; ae Culna. 323 Sudderth, ~7-46118. Nl~c odmtal rug, 12'x18'; ant~Q~le ebatrs and tables; also.. modern ob&)rs and -sofa;' ARMADILLO STUDlO - ODd Gallery. mi..,. it..... Slll>wn llrl appoiolmen\ · · Slalnod Sluo .,~n~~owa, ~-. onlY. Cllll257-1661. J!.Mic "'pairs and oupplies. Wblhi MOQillaln pottecy, polntiop, jewolri' aDd r.,;.. CUSTOM MADE - dra~, pD)owl • . """"'·263&Suddonh-25'1.m&. A-19-t!C; bedspreads. BCQ'llllories. We mus~ and make to on:l41r. Select fromlnladreds ~ beautUilllabd<:s at Gamblo~ G-102- Ruidoso Music 0 •Gilitlrt •Bitll lnlln!111enli . •Marlo •A•pUIIers Alto VHiage Lots O!iner "financing PHONE 257-4913 !06 suoo~ SIERRA BLANCA- Level, eXcellent ac:cess,goltmembershtp. $19,000 . - LAKESIDE ESTATES - Large lot, vlew of Sierra- Blanca, ...... ······-· so.c.lal· membership. $15,500·. I chain, DICJ( Lrmi-= BROKER & Associates ...... cot...... _, Realtors 257-5001 BOOKS 'N' TIUN!l&- harttt••n1p11rnt)' ol Jand.!ieaplng, de. Call: .,...... ALTO VILLAGE lM•tlr••ntlt, 11 ~ halh tt"'•il1rm·•· '69 FORD FAIRLANE - good condition,. ----~-- 11111'1 tnn mall\" nlhrr t""41r.tN to a J. & J.ltock Ca. * optional stereo. Best orfer. CoU 257-5530. $11.000 to $34,000. m••utl .. n h•·l" ... ·n•l·· pl"n(H"rly Jerry Keeton Jay Johnston* tw .. p<•h•ttli:tl lnr nuutv 11'-l'!', Ruidoso 1:1 Paso -~~e-~:_~~~- :J3.2tp nnd Uw ht-.l pllrJ .... Uu· * ACREAGE [505} 257-2760 19151977-275t I·''N.I\Nt'tNH! «'nil w; Itt hrllt * 1918 FIAT COUPE- low mileage,. good llot•"" 11"11" l'l"t' : ~ condition, ::u mpe. CaU257-57U. K-2Htc We Can Assist You •••••••••••• In Any Type 1!174 FORD- Ranch wagon. A·I condition. Of Real Estate Need. CAPITAN _:m-4753. J]..ftp JIMCABPBNTER BARGAIN STORE 4WD BLAZER - 19'i2, lock-out hubs a...­ & Gently Used auLCim';'lic, power steering/brakes, ollfr: Joi.CKSHAW New Oothlng snow tireS, excellent nJnning condition. lleo.Z5'/4311 far the lntire family $2500.. 258-3393. 31-4tp DALTON BIGGINS •Jewelry •Household Items Rei.Zi'l-4877 M663t - BEST DEAL IN TOWN bL this & RtJCEUECARPENTI!II llml TOYOTA CELICA- exeellenl con- •Books diUon. $4,100. can 257-1941. B-21-tfc bl'tlnKJm, 2 bath home far only $33.500...... _ Uurr}·. hurry. thll; one won'Uasl1onB· RON ANDI'lRSON 10-5 Monduy-Saturdoy lleo.331-U'T/ ~54-2470 Carol Jleamy "'A LINCOLN CONTINENTAL - good [9 con~tlon, $2500; '78 Llncoln Continental, PERFECT FOR YEAR ROUND $5475. 257-'XIU or257-4'106,after5. 32-2tp - 4 bedrvmn, 2 bath home wltll Pos.<~ihle lrade for smalle-r 1900 SUBARU BRAT- with camper shell. Four wbeel drive. f5, 700. CpU 2$7.-8911. s. 2.8-tfe ::§:ru::;;:::;l::~~~~~:g~;::: 116118 - A DRitAM COME TRUE i8 lbll. mued lor mohill'S lot. Lell'lled setup for ~ENTALS: IarKe mohU{'. All utllltlrulln... TbiR one you JnU~lKl~. " FOR RENT - 3 bedroom, furnlsbed house. No utilities furnished, )'eat around renter, easy access, fireplace. 2i'7-4867. R-33-Mp

F9R RENT - . 2 bedroom, unfurnished house. Year around rentet>,fireplaoe. No -BUY- llllDUes!W'IIIshod. 251-4897. IW3Gormany-~ "· Near mfdr.wn Ruidoso. to•xJOD', t22.5fO. •90% SHtier Coins !;'OR BENT - one bedroam <:abln. lllld- l{uldo:!Jo, $1'75/montb + deposit. 586-2723, CABINS-CABINS-CABINS PAY CASH- altori:OOp.m. 33-4tp PINELODGE-lbedroom,-lhath--.a. Call - Ja.. Payne PINE LODGE-1 bet:troom, lltatb-f25.000 VERY _NICE - two. bedroom ll'aller tor SPRINGPARK-Zbedroom,lbalb-msoO. ronllnveiYnl

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·september s, 1981 f.lu·dfl"t': N M.l News- Paq~ 3 SEETOAPPRECIATE-cozy,furnisbed, Ji'URNISHED - 3 bedroom, 2 ba11l, Un Ill\\ a~ 11:n 1 b(·droOm and den wilh flrepiace, Single ffrcplacc, k'Dccd £filnt yard. $'.150/montb . All\l!AI A.l!l.". or cuuple' bills paid, clmsc-in, 2~7-7237. p. + depo~it + utiliUes. Call2fi7~8. 8-31- :i2-2tc ~.:.':.:1''------~ TWO. BEDROOM- 1 bath mobile. Year MLS GenerQI Real Eslati!Sales FURNISHED _2 BEDROOM -· mobJle around, $360, utilities paid lncludln& WE SPEClALIZE IN ALTO AREA PROPJ!;RTm!f -home. Pl'efer marr1·ed oouplea. Children cable. Jackalope Square Real Estate, , HOMES ll.('cepted. Call378-4580. C·2Hfc 2l7-D7'l3. J-31-tfc A TRU.E ~lXBlM 'PPRR lu Nn~ml 'fownrdUp. l.ilrl!!' Qld AUnm: 1111 J·:l:.c·r 1 ·~. Ha~ O~JI ""t•U,Iruit h't•t•K. f'..ood Af'f'l!~ll. Only 'f;:lll,!lOO. Soml'IIWJit•r linmwin~. NEEDED - large unfurnlshtid 3 bedroom, PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE- for A·l·R~M~ hortll'rlll~ NnUtiiUJI F11r••-;!. Ens_\' aut•ll.., In Uu.• IUilJritw~. J.uh nr 2 biith. Prefer 5 mile radill8 of Ruldoso. lease or purchase as f:;ondomlnlum. ronm Jn thiM t•hmmln~ !>'wi~H t•bnl1•j.. ~;I me owut·r lhum.. hllt. Have pets. Lease. 2fl'l·986Q, a57-9679.F-2'/•' Sierra ProfeS&lanal Center, 257-5146 oi- UYJ'S Uc 257-7331. W·78-tfc: ·-~~--·::.::··_:_·:~-:-··--- _Till' bt"st building M i_n Rl'iQ!A..Nl'l'....m rrnRESJ.._.Thr!'C·luur!.t& m. .a-1!- ...u.t·t·~·. :111!.11111. SY THE NIGHT - or month, cabins, AL1'(1 Vll.J.Ac;R lltl. Tall tr<'t'N ami vit'\\. Goud af't'l'M-i on fo'ort St:mtun Huud. cundos, hom!$. Call RuccUe Carpenter WANTED - 2. bedroom with fi•wlace bv $1 ~.~t!IH. at Jlrn CarpeDler and Associates, 257- o1· before I.abor Day tf pCISl>ible. P~ 1\ffiF.AGE WiJl or :~78·400:!. G-U·Uc . manent resid~nt. Call 25H914 or 257· U476. 32-2tp FI\'Jo! t\CRF:S of unn·~trll'tt•d lnnd Jnr only $1:UiOH. . . . 40 ACRF..S- 6 mill'S ('11!!1 of Carrl;wm \-\'lth ~ond at't'l'~S. Owpt•r finam•ing uud ONE BEDROOM - .cp-ffipletely furnished pric·ed ri~bL Bf\RGAlN - year-round, furnist.&ed, all including washer and dryer. All bills bills paid. Fcur ~dNom, 2 bath, UTHJS WEEK ONLY - OWuer needs to ltt'!ll 4 bedroom, 3 bath cnmlomin!Um paid, $285/mpnt.h. Call Kadi Fl)'rm 257· fireplace, cabin, $468. No pets: 257..fi0611, ·with 2--car carport: $25,009 down, aasume first at ~33f.!.%, ba1ante own~r fillant·ed 00.51, evenings: F--3a.tfc Annette: £.28--tfc a,t 12%. THIS WON'T LAST LONC-1 ··· JrM WTMl!ERL Y ~ Broker·--.- ---­ Rps.: 2$7·2453 . TERRY GIEVER JIM LITTLEF.IELD HERB SECKLER HAVE AN IN1'EREST In Uviog Ill. Ruidoso·~ We have·a nkt· IIUk hm,illf'~" Res.: 336'-4657 671·4597 LONG-.TERM- severa-13 bedroom homes FOR RENT - comffiercial building. 3~0 nt't"tlh111. a 'U'"" ow11t'r. Benutnul s:tAII'Ic.. eKtablished c·lkntt•lt· ~nil :1 <,iJiirlmunr•' Btarting at $1100/month + bills. Call Bill square feet, suitable. for professional maker. Call nod l~t us tell yoq 8bout lt. at R"ellort ProperUes,2~7--9212. H..g..tfc _o~l-=:. ~~w ~n_u.~::.257~2.:. _ P,-23--tfc JU.ST LISTED- a clean two hedrn11ffi mohilt•, with u t'UH•r••d dt•t•l.. n ~lt·ll rtl FURNISHED . OR UNFURNISH~D - ., Sierra Blanca. $30,,000. lovely, large, new, 2 bedroom ·apart- FOUH BEDROOMS - 2 bathe;, all ct.'tiBr, fw·msh~d h.ume. Fur rent by the day, OWNER WANTS TO SEE AN OFI<'ER 011 this hen\'ih \\UHfh~Jiul h1 111; 1" . I SHERMAN ment. $350/f!!?!l!~:E~~~: ~- ~2-::~~ wet.•k or month. Pano•·amit• vil•w of Forest. WUI h-ade for anything thai dut:~u't l'at~ ,()ol• .~~ .."•lllj · ATWOOD ·slcl'ra Blanca. utilities paid. C011l 2fj7- FURNISHED APARTMENT- lot rent to 5-1~4. d.ays und 257·7812, e\'ening.-;. B-B-tfc JUST A COZY, COMFY, !'lass}' !Hilt• mohi11•, g:r1•a! aN·, .., ... lr . -·BROKER m.arried cOuple with no pels. Call 257· DDV ('natural) bill last wtntl'r (IDly $2.l.OO.I.t•l'll sho"· tllls.um· rl~.:hl '"' ·': 2216: B·24·tfc REALTY 257·4029 ------~-·-- . !!

now on the market. Owner financing available. Call for more OWNER WD.L HEI.P- Two bedrnom11, tv.o bath'i IIIII I;U~t· dt·• L-.. r .1·, details. TWo BEDROOM coodo. After s~.,..~_:.1,~55~9~~G~~~~~~~ garage and a vll'W of the mountain. Ar:ress Dl•Ycr:l pruhlt·m. I ·rHlr r- , ·II ',,,, _t~ber ~~- ~a~l-~7·~4, aft~~_:!!·33:-~!c BUY NOW AND seled colots on this spacious 2. bedroom, 2 bath TWO BEDROOM - 1 bath, fireplace, 1,344 SQUARE FOOT MANUFA<:TURED HOME. Tlm•t·IJ\·tlr••"r-1. t.• , 1. ,r, .. carport, $350/month, 6 month loose, all appliances, fln.•place, fully Insulated. Ytmr rhui•·t· oi u l•H·al'"'' "" :• ,, ·, ,,, house located on taJI pine covered lot. Redwood decks a11d FURNISHED TRI·LEVEL - ~!m~.dO. deposit required. Call Janet at 2~7--4073 wooded Jot, paVl'd street, sewer and under~ round utllltlt•!->. s:11 ..·.n1\ Exeellent location, sleeps eight, three­ fireplace. Call to see. or2~7·7972. P·2!J..tfc . -· ., day mlnlmum. ~7·9248. 8-33--tfc \J OPEN HOUSI::: Mountain View SLJbdivision, 20 minutes from OFFICE FOR RENT - Ruidoso. Fur-­ Ruidoso, 11h mile out of ~pitan. City water', all utilities ONE BEDROOM - moOOle home, $1110. nished or unfurnished. 500 square feet Available after l,.abor Day. Call:l?ft-.4611, available and cable TV.~ Open lots $6',000 to $8,500, unbelievable plus common area waiting. 21;7-2692. F· no calls Sunday please. N£c-33-tfc : terms, owner financed. Pinon, juniper and a few cedars, l7·tfc .ieecte, ~ D~ 1107 Mechem Dme, Hwy. 37 '\'!}.~ ~ llltt · striking view of Sierra Blanc;;~ and Capitan Mountain. Also 11 acre tract next to this subdivision. Call Vernon. MDBII.E HOME - furnished, 2 bedroo[O, Phone 258·3330 , I ' 1' i' 1 bath. Seduded, neal'Safewaylhospital Clay Adams 1/ area. Share carport. $250/month, wat8r •Cabins •Homes NEW CAMEO MANUFACTURED HOME. Three bedrooms, p1:1id. Avmlable September 13. Call 505-- Broker - 251-3275 lnnsbrook Village. Alto Ville~ge, deck, on approximately 1 acre lot. Terms, $41,500. Moun1ain 4:17 ·illi:l6. culled.. R-33-'ltc View Subdivision. 01her l.ocations. Norma Ragsdale - 257-9873 NR'Jo; CABIN· for rent in Ruidoso with Dailv. Weekly,Monthly, Marge Woodull - 257-76Bi ' FOUR BEDROOM, 21h bath with big deck, furnished. S49',500; fmplat·e. uUUties paid. Pennanent, ·Season Rides. present all offers. Call Archie. rl'lwble tenant w-antetl. No pelS. cau 257- 7-124 orTulurt»>a, i185-4461. W-33-tfc Doug Bass & Associates MLS Se Habla Espanol ARCHIE CORLEY VERNON GOODWINGLADENE LaGRONE sos 257·7386 RI1Al TOR Nr·:W. SPAl10US - unfurnished house Ruidoso, New 88345 257-2933 354-2567 257-7'188 and ~epar'dle guest house. $650/monlh. 3i8-'llfJ9. C-33-tfc :Dill & Verno Allen Present ~-----,t!Vj' Coyote Mesa . - NA~T==U-:;;-;;R~A~L-=. ::::=l;t---"'l '9 -LOG HOMES, INC. and THE DUSTIN JACK Shauna Downs Plan A 1120 Sq. Ft. Plan 13 1512 Sq. Ft. Do it yourself. or have it built Subdivisions Floor pions can be modified to your needs Are Now Open

Well Restricted Wooded Estates with Excellent Views \

3 to 6 Acres

Terms Available

TH/E NEW CONCEPT FOR • MLS ENERGY SAVIN~ sdc Realtors IIEAL~CIAm NEAR MAINTENANCE FREE p.o. box 1442, 307 mech~m drive, (505) 257-5111 COMFORTABLE LIVING . ruidoso, new mexiCo ·88345 ' P. 0. Box 534 Ruidoso, 88045

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P~gc'4 -- Rutcio'ilo iN.\-\.! NE'WS Thur.&day, September 3,1981 .------·--·.i!:L- valley, PASO close· 'fRAILER to Bunblnd PARK- Park. Small,upper quiet, adplt park•. No eblldren or large RUIDOSO NEWS pets. $ill/month with water. (916) 684- 7456, (915)584-1&111. K-27-llp . . BOX 128 RUIDOSO, N.M, 08345 LE.ASE AVAI!JUILE- Aug"'t 30. Very • Dice, 8 bedroom, 3 bath mobile on PHONE 257·4.001 •'· wooded lot In Wingfield. Applianee.s, ' In UncolnCounty: ' "THE: fi_~e., -partlaUy fw'nJshed. No- kids­ ~ GAMI!.LER" pets., $400 pl~ utilities, seeurity deposit. 1 year .. ; .. ~ ..... , , ...... $18.4Ml ' [ 378-4275, eveninga. C-23-tk 6 months ...... $15.00 '· '.. WE HAVI!: .A LARGE - Inventory of 2 Outside Lincoln County: •'· bedroom and 3 bedroom homes, cabins WE'VE GOT IT 'All! l'year ...... $20.00 '• and condos - oompleteJy furnished. Will 6 months ...... $17.00 '• rent weekly or nightly. Call Bill at . . . '· Resort Propert1es,257-9212. H-l()..tfc News of Ruidoso and '· Home Delivery ~ $2.50 Per Month ..'· Lincoln County '·•. . ·. DOUGLASS ·• REAl,- ESTATE SERVING RUIDOSO SINCE 1947

- Really Enjoy Vaurs.elf ~ TWELVE ACRES in the beautifui Alto Village area. S1ay- in ene of our pri~ate Unbelievable ...,iews oi Sierra Blana, Capitan Mountains cabins, homes and the lush valley- below. Great owner final'lcing. Can condomlnhims subdivide if desired. Call us for your re5ervation NICE SU\LDtNG LOT In the Upper Canyon. Only !'.5,950.00. . 257-5511

FOUR BEDROOM, twa and~ bath home with Jarge living room and fireptace, double carport, large deck with great view of Sierra Blanca, and hot tub. Sl6S,ooo.-oo with finanlt'inq:-- -~------

BEAUTIFUL FIVE ACRE tract at Loma Grande for Office Space $2:0,000.00. Available LARGE LOT In Sierra Vista overlooking two small ponds 400 - 800 ft. and a great view of Sierra Blanca. $15,000.00 with owner sq. financing. Call 257·4058 For More Information RUIDOSO'S INDEPENDENT REAl ESTATE AGENCY Jomes Taylor 257-4671 257·7945

. PRESTIGE REAL ESTATE, INC. P. o·. BOX 1232 RUIDOSO, NM 88345 ·'t· ~·to- -· ACROSS FROM KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN ,.,., ... - .. MIKEWALDKON ANNGEORGE HARRYRAY,BROKBR' Res.: 257-5890 Rl!s.: 3111-4638 Rea.: 25'1·7138 LARGE CUSTOM BUILT 3 bedroom, 2 bath, GEORGEM~E OVELJAESTES JAMESTAYLOR VERY WELL BUILT CABIN in the woods. Three Res.: 257-4373 Res.: 257·7227 ReN.: 257-7945 bedroom. 1 bath. Located jtJst a few miles from r-ock and brick home in White Mountain Estates CLIFF OWEN, BROKER,.-REA.LTOR Lake Bonito. Over 1 acre of land has 24 young Unit -I. Has wet bar, large rock fireplace, two car Rea.: 257..gzz5 fruit trees, a paradise ior a hunter or fisherman garage on well over an acre. Call David for 6.71 ACRES ON Eagle Creek plus a barn and tack room for and year around living. Call Carroll for details! details! your horses and a luxury-laden mountain home. tub, baths, ACREAGE EXt'l'llt'nt t'ommerrlal: 120 Greenhouse with hot office, 3 bedroom, 3 fl't"t on Suddl'rlh din·l'lly East magnificent view of Sier.-a Blanca from almost all th.e uf Pina H111.t. Vecy high traffll' HOMES, CONDOS LOTS rooms. Priced below appraisal with an assumable loan! & TOWN HOUSES 10-at'rl'" estalt"S, Magado area. Owne-rfl~!l~~- ___ Call quickly on this one! Cnek. $%4,001)-$33,000. EBB)' $3.0011 WoiJded, buildable lot U.•rms. 10% down, 10% Interest Gavllan Mobile Home Park: NEW MOUNTAIN COTTAGE in the pines. Three $56,500 NEW 3 bedmnm, 1 with ~•·n,;I~Je r..,;tril'llons. h1r 10 years. loC'oll.'d on 20 Dl'rt'S with year bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace, close to downtown Ruidoso. bath hom!" with flrcpla<"e. All round atC'ess. 1,:100 let-t ~ appliant't'5 + mfl'rawaw. $6,7011 lnt at a $-15,000 Eagle Creek Acres. $66,500.00. You can't beat this price! 1 Good buJiding river froniage. Living Lot>ah.-d on a ':2 acre wollded Vt•ry nmsnnablf'pril'E'. Prt'5tigiomlora_l~l_m: __ ... _-~ guarters Include 1,64tl sq. 11., 2 BEAUTIFUL, NEWLY REMODELED, 3 bedroom, 2 bath loL The redwttod deck in frflllt liiedroom, 2 bath. 2 l'8r garage. home in Patiner Gateway with all city utilities. Two bas a beauttlul vil'W. You au. aerl"s with beaullful All zonPd R-3. Ownrr flnan- must Sl'f' lhls one. $i.5DII l.t"~·el tt"\"(' ('nvrrcd fireplaces and den with small porch and nice si;red patio. · muhiJe In\ DO pavt'Ml'DL vallt'Y view and Skrra Blanca t'~.------Call $65,500 Furnished 2 bedroom, vlt•w, Ex<"ellent well on us today. pruprrty. Owner financing - $8,750.00 CASH will buy this fully furnished, 3 bedroom, 2 2 bath, immaculate mobile $20,0!10 Beautiful view, NEW RENTAL prr.~llglaus White Mouutaiu. lO'f• dDWn, 10% interest for 10 DEPARTMENT bath mobile home in Recreation Village. Owner will alsa home on a huge wooded lot. yt•ars. Two dPrks + earport. Well Eslalt'!i. considet< financing. maintained and Cian:d fur, Dai!)', ":~l"kly, mouthly. GAVILAN CANYON- 2 bedroom, 1 bath, great location Iouks like new. ALTO VILLAGE SUBDIVISION_·__ . ------for vacation a.-permanent home. S44,500. LOTS INVESTMENT Thvnderblrd Heights-. 39 lots OWNER TRANSFERRED - Cash ou1 his equity and $18,500 NF.W 3 bedroom, P~ only minutl'S ·from downtown. OPPORTUNITY assume existing mortgage a114.25% interest. The price is hath r-ound bDUHe in Ruido.so $10.000 Gr('a t tM'ms in High Will st•ll by tlle lot Dr entire definitely right on this one. Year·round liveability, s.um· DoWP!I On WCJOded llll Mesa Unit III. !'IUbdlVI!!Ion. Pecan orrhard near Tularo!!a. uvt•ri•MJki~t~:: rBII'drack. Nice .mer cottage or ski cabin- you make the choice. It can be Right on the hlgbway, easy Dl."ift}Jborhond. Convenient ffll' $10,500 Good bulldabll' lnt, COMMERC:.:.IA.:.:L:___ ae<>css. Super investment either/or. or all oi the above! t~l! hnrsl•man~a~d_l'al'~~!&:~_: HJg-h Mesa Uoll _n~ ----.- properti. with excellent sso,ooo.oo WILL BUY this home and 3ln acres oi land in the potentia , a1) acres, $t56,0DD. $11,750 Full membership in $72,500 2 ofilt"es and apat1- Call Peggy. race track area. It's a real steal! $1-12.000 hwsbrook Town­ sr .. rra Blanr'a SUbdivision. m'l'flt, w_i~ ~mple-parkiog. $89,SOILOO FOR THIS BARGAIN- 2 houses on one acre of bouse, 3 bedroom, 3 batb + loft. All appliances· including BO •eres near Tularosa. Pft!an land. Live in one and rent the other. $1S,OOB Level building lol, $320,000 One of RUidoso's treea to 15 yl!ars old. Good mil'rowave and washer and newest and fll1eSt restaunmts. WHITE MOUNTAIN ESTATES- prestigious location for dryer. Refrigerated air + 'Lakesidl! Estates. - production w/excellent ln­ Superb location w/owner -yestment eredlt. Ow11er speeial air' filter system. !~n~1 ______this contemporary mountain home. Three bedrooms. 2 Ce111ng 111 open beam. A large $Z.1,500 Full membership, flnanelng available. $310,000. baths., redwood decks. wet bar and so convenient to the dct'k with view adds to th11 le'iel, A__!..Q~C<:"''----- airport, golf course and club. $129,500.00. great to~_Dh._,.ouse=·---- WOODED ACREAGE •18 beautirut wooded aeres with National Forest bordering on Z sides, HIGHWAY 70- Tract of land which would be ideal for a $26,000 Exeellent view, level, $-118,000 Unfurnished 4 ~~~~!~ 1'~-~s. Spring runs lhruugh property and elose-h:l too! Owner financing and motel or cabin operation. S9'2,S00.0(1, with owner financing. ---- rra8flnably pril."t'd. $-1,000 per acre. 1 bedroom, Z%. bath home 2 2 ACRES AND A NEW hou-se for $122,500.00. Two lol.'ated In prestigious area. $21.500Level view lot, 'AI acre, •15 acre_s with SPVeral excellent home siles. Heavily wooded wltlt nab:lral bedrooms, 2 balhs, double car garage, all fenced for Professionally d!!mrated and Deer Park Woods. spr1ng and jasc ml11utes fro:Mdowntowo Ruidoso. $5,.000 per·acrt:. landsr'aped. Great VIew plus •Four adjoining 10-acre tracts. Level, wooded mounta!u top with horses. Secluded and only minutes away from the race privacy. Also pl'ked lur.­ track. Aud many, many more! panoramic vil'W9. Excellent access. OWnerflnaoclag with o01y 29% -down nlshed. payment. $S,500 per acre. VIEW DELUXE- Exceptional building lot in Indian Hills •to acre11 beauliful wooded acreage 6nly 2 miles from downtown Ruidoso. Subdivision has it ALL. Paving, city sewer nearby, and a And many, many more! Roads already flagged frn- 3 to '1 attf: tracts. AssUIIUible notes and ad­ vir.w of Sierra Blanca that can't be beat. Possible owner ditional owner financing, SELLER MOTIVATED I II $4,000 pet acre.- fln!!_ncing. PRESENT ALL R EASONA6LE OFFERS, on this home in Country Club Estates. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with large attached greenhouse Is an excellent buy. Two car garag~, corner fireplace, level lot. fenced yard, are a few of the many features of this fine home. Priced below d ou 9,,~9h~N~Mw~om9f~o~,!?.£~9,t~.~ replacement cost. Call tod~y for more iriformation and an­ .. appointment to see. l ... OPEN SUNDAYS FIVE ACRES OF LAND in Magado Creek Es1aff:!s- · Dro~er 2290, Ruidoso · Mobile homes allowed. UUiities available. Located minutP.s away from Ruidoso in Nogal area. $20,000.00. Doug Boss - Broker 257•7386 Drod Johnson ..;_ Soles Mgr. P.es:257·4775 257-4686 ··vaw Se babla e!Spanol JNDSPENI:!_I!NT Bill Happel David Harding Carroll Hunton lB. Res.: 336-4750 Res.o 257-9883 iu!ill.'f0R ·l!ernlta Johnson JackSa mueison : Peggy Gowdy Res.: 257-4775 . Res.: 257-4735

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Thursday, September3, 1981 Rurdoso IJ'oi.M.J News"'""": PageS LA:JlGE PRIVATE BEPROOM - and MOBILE HOME - and lot for sale. 2$7~ BONITO LME - rustic roCk cabfn wJth OWNER J'INANCiNG -- 3 bedtoqm, 2 balb. Sleeps 3, ovaUIII>le Sept..,.,., 3 2911!. W-27-lle guest house completely furnished. 61"1 • billb, dooblo wide mqlllle /lome In lliver. UXURY CONDOMINIUM · thru 'l,$48day. 1~ Meander Dr. 257-6261. feet rOad frontage on BcmUo Creek Perk AddiUoil. '10,1100 ctowa,. $31.0 per· J~31-3tc TWO PRIME NEW MEXICO - """'"""· Beautiful yant _wttb Cy.clolle fence: .month fo'r -12 years•.. (Jnclude!f·ts% fir. Two bedrooms, 2. 1h baths, living room,_dlnlng room, Uame Grass lease 11nd bunUng rlghls. Deer, Prlva"' 336-4488. Write Red Gate te~) or 133,000 caiob. Call,Fioyd at Audalope. CaU ~.etlt, room, wet bar, 2 rae~ firepla'ce5, -covered deck, ~nd a ·FOJt RENT- bedroom Jn Uppe.r Canyon. ~anp ch, Bonito Rt., Nogai,:Nf4 BB34l. 3a. Bll,(l~~oley llM1 EQte, 25:7-t633 OJ' after a 33-Ztp · p.m.ali!li7-IIOI. · · ~ bea':Jt'iful view of Sierra &lanca. $89,500 and $92,500. Klt-dlen gptlo!llll, $26/nigbt for 1 or couple. CJ~ll 251·2812. Z-29-tfc For Information Cali 257-9433 FURNISHED TWO BEPROOM - r::;:;,;.~~:~.;.. l~~w'll'b ·-----~---- l I'-­ fireplace, heated sw,irnrning poo., larBe Ope':' Daily For Inspection· apartment and 1 bedroom apartmeat. lol A<: rOM Jlrtet from Horizon City Aolf I LAND - LAND - · LAND· · · I ' Nopets.257-2276. B-29-tfc course. El Paoo, Tx., fntil -· ilnd • · • . · . . . • . ' • • 0 • grape vines, lots of shade. Owner wiD I ·. 20 or 30 acres with Jllllst aU of it flat ·land I ~h V>ow CoMom<"om• IIENTAL UNIT& AA'AJLABLE ---Jn.-­ --ftftanee-wltb $.'10- ooo- down "Dr Pll castno-- - · · divldual effisieney cabins 1n midtGwn 7% loan or trade •9uitlee on Rllidoso with 14 mile river ' frontage. One 10'.' water with your own covered porch In the taU property. No agents. (916) Dla-3389. 30- II d · f • ·ht Lo f f I plnea. From $1.86 to $211> per month, . atp · · I we an 10 acres o water rtg _s. ts o . rut I furnUitJe:d au utWtJi.!s including cable. Ci!U E. J. F1,1uratt or Barbara DiPaolo, TEXAs HILL couNTRY GEM _ 89.8 ltrees. One and one-fourth mile from race track I 257-7815 (lhl ). E-11-lk gorge~~us Gulldal~ River fl'(lllt acreS. •th • t t • f cf .I 1o f Ideal for commercial ho,... operation. M pr1va e en ranee, per e OCGf n Or a , lmprov_ed psstures, excellent bam, two h · ·ch . · wells, new fen.cifll, crou fencing, new I . orse ran • 1:: ~:-:!: :;!?£:r.:;~~~-~ __ _. T!)NY PAR_I(_~R, OW_NER & BROKER. : ' · · Lloyd Mu,ph,Y I PHONE 378-4157 Or 1·523·7565 ' I Coashu'. . ------· WOULD YOU LIKE TO .C

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This exceptionally large 3level home has four bedrooms, Unusual quality in this be&utiful redwood two level home This one level, three bedroom, 'l bath home. located in Unit den, study. l'h baths, maid's room, large storage areas, located in Unit I, High Mesa Subdivision. It has 3 I, High Mesa Subdivision Is perfect in eVery detail. The large utility room. There are three fireplaces. The 2-car b~drooms, 2 full baths, mastei- bedroom suite is very large fireplace Is built with natural river rock outside and ln. garage Is completely insulated and finished. Located on with huge walk·in closet. Two firepraces, one in 'the living Natural wood paneling in living area is most unusual and · _corner lot with unobstructable views of Sierra Blanca. roorn and one In the master suite. All wood Marvin win· extremely appealing. Custom-buil'l cabinets are of the En-ter Alto Village on High Mesa Drive, left on French doW'! and Atrium doors. Large decks on both levels. Views finest quality. AU kit~h4!n appitances. are in, including . ~rive around golf cO-urse to corner of Eagle Court. of Sierra Blanca and Capitans. Follow High Mesa Drive refrigerator and trash compactor. Large decks around two around golf course. go through High Mesa Ranch to Twin sides of the house .. Follow High Mt~sa Drive around golf ,, Tree Court. course then through High Mesa Ranch and look for Open ' House !iigns. J William H. Seelbach, Jr., Broker Stormy Edward!., General Manager- 318·8253 Neva Roche- 257-7103 Just Foll~w The Century 21 Jack Jordan - 336-4224 Anne Haworth- 257-77S8 George Martin- 257-4155 OPEN HOUSE Signs To View These Joe Zagone- 257:7235 ; Palt'l Germany -257-7602 Beautiful Quality Constructed Homes

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CHARMING POUR BEDROOM, 3% bath bome. DfafJig room, wet bar, flreplan:, utUitJiroom, a wr garage. BKeelka.& year rouod- lttcaUoo. ·

DritECTIONS: Hull Road- North OD IIJJ:bway 31'; tam right ad CGusiM'i F'oUow to stop sip. oa Hall Road;-'l1lna left. Go Jess than · 'f..: mile, a& eDd of 4!baln link fence. Take easensea.& &o seeond drJvmay. White rock fence ID fi'Olrt. ------.·----'··- . •

BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME uader ooastruc:tton, almost -completed: 3 bedl'Goms, jilAI ba.Cbs:, cUDfllg room, large UviDg room, office, utUUy, JJ4Dtry, entertainment area wltb 8' hot tub, Iadoor Bar-& .AI. Que and wut bar, '¥lew of f:Jierra Blaoca. LOTS of rock work- In· OWNER FINANCING - on .this well stde aod out. located 2 bedroom, 2 bath home. Fur­ nl9b00., decks, very clean. 257..4451. R.aa­ otc DmECTIONS: Buckner Prive - Hiway 37 Pll!lt Mild& Mart­ /Coot~'}: Oub LaDe. Sb&f'J! ripJI.t at theY. FoUow to tbltd road on WANT TO TRADE- $70,000 equity in 232 right. Tllro right, second bouse oa lef1wlth sign. acre ranch near Lubbock for ca.biD In Ruidoso. 7.57·'12117 or (806) 746--1.665. L-ZD- 7tc

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&tom !>.l:ai.ned gf~ d.oou dju:da. .:Stow.ge iawer 2290. Ruidoso · ·1-0PEI'fSUNDAYS ID . 'Doug OOss-lko'kei 257.. 7386 MIS Bracflolinson- Sales Mgr. A.es;-!157;4775 Bill Happel Dlivid Harding Carroll Hunton Res.: 336-4750 . Res.: 257•9883 . Res •. :: :!:;~;::~~=~~=~ ~· ::::::::::::::::::~~~~~~.. ·~Ja=c~k~~~~~~~~~~ .... J;afiC Res.:-K~ln ~ -- ··- ·-···-­

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Offlce-[5051 648-2577 ate_ Home-[505).64&'2265 THE ULTIMATE ADDRESS .THECREST- c- OPE_N HOUSE 9...tu..a. • fPtUilru £ofat wltf:. c{a q,a-1 &_ ' AlTO V-JLLAGE ~~- Saturday, September 5,1981 9:00A.M.to5:00 P.M. Open House Signs into Deer Park. room and master bedroom, good access, view, wooded, Includes full membership• • • !Ptofz.j.j,lonalf.y Jz££_qmJ ln.tnwu • .• r:b.:JUG/1!: wf:.l-dpnaf balfu., w~t Ca.u C/.:op .:.( t~ fln~ a.ppfir.tnt!Z.J. ' . •

CaU 257·7373 or 2S7·4073 ·. :,_ ~ . -.-:;,.:~.... for more information. . Perteet-Parks offered exclusl·tely by KC REALTY & Associates, Inc. PO Box 929 P.O. Drawer 9, Ruidoso, NM Ruidoso New Mexico 86345 • ' 505·256·3306 .' NAVAJO CONDOMINIUMS SIERRA DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, REALTORS Cordially Invites

DUILT·IN FEATURES, \ You OPTIONS, to be among the first to view All wood exterior siding Hot tubs Energy·sovlng Insulation the Floor Plans and Building Sites for throughout Greenhouse windows Andersen wood vlnyl·clod NAVAJO CONDOMINIUMS Insulating windows Hardwood flooring [nsuloting entry doors on the Ruidoso River Wood frame double·qlozed Custom hardwood paneling potlo ond deck doors Etched gloss accents Individual floor pion design 8 Inch party wolls alternatives Ocik baseboards. rolllngs and NavaJo Project Soles Office [nterior trim Sudderth Drive Jacuzzi whirlpool tubs In master baths Refreshments All wood kitchen and both r···~----'=~= · cabinets by Hoss One Of Our Plans I' - Maple chop blocks in kitchen Dullt·ln bookcases

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l.OT GS - StcM'I1 Vi!o"ta Estates. l actc UNCO~ COUNTY ..:.. liqu.or liamae and !MOLl, lO'xHI' st~u·age building, elec­ business for s≤ with or w:ithout.lQ,OOO t•·iti.ty in lot. $5,600._~505 1623-4424:... 30-5t~ square foot buUdiqg, Call after 1 p.m. 6411-2972. - ZHtP FOR SALE -lot in White Mountain Unit 4, located on the comerof_Mal'b1e and Cole Dr. For further information, call.(.DU.) DEVELOPMENT CO., INC. 33~52. P-33-3tc ATTENTION HORSEMEN! ''

2 decks, fireplace, easy B,l!«:ess, aU cfty located c:lose the l>a•A ''l!l. Track on the river. Ideal daoble wide mobile home~ Owner wiH for· training horses. WHITE MOUNTAIN ESTATES per mont,h for 12 years at 13% loterest.. Unflll'" Included on the property, 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with $25,000 BUYS THIS 12'i.s• mobJie bome near Safeway. Two bedroams 1 bath good for weekonds or reatal. ' ' car garage, [ap- UNITS IV AND V proximately 2,612 square. DOUBLE· WIDE - mobile bome near CouBins', Three bedroom!!~, 2 baths feet]. Six stall b&rn, tack fireplace, carport, large covered deck. Listed at $39,000 cash only. ' room, haybarn", corrals, NEAR TRACK- 10:x5o' moblle home on a nice Io~ .. Tw~;~ bed~~lllath. good ien-ced -pa-sture, walk~ SINGLI--FAMIL Y AND--MUlT-1-fAMil.flO'FS- Owner will fJnallce

OWNER FINANCrNG. Extra alee 2 bedroom, 1 bath mobile with large-add-on East Of The ,.,., On Highway living room with fireplace. Large screened porch, concrete patio, sidewalks, OWNER FINANCING. This 3 bedroom, 1 b&th cabin bas large Uriag room- I-t ':os:20' workshop, I meed yard, pretty lawn, fruJt trees 11nd ni!Bt as can be. Musl ldtchen combbudJon wltb Franklin fireplace. 'lbere Is also 8 lnuak boase with* sl'eto appreciate. Owner flnllD.clng makes O:tls a super buy. b111h. PartiallY fuml:ihcd a1$!15,600,00, with approximately 20% dewo and owuar VALLEY ACREAGE. This 4.- acre tracl bas a home, baJ'IUI-, 100+. apple- 8lld pear financing on the balance. ll'l't.'ll (not 10 tnrntlon the other wrious types of fruit trees.] and It priced at w $130,000.00. Perfl'f't lor keeping your ta'vorJte horse or greal for small truck I!: DARE YOU TO OOMPARE. We have a 3 bedroam1 2 ba1h donblewlde wUh farm. over 1,900 square feet lhat we feel l!bm.PIIR!i with mauy homes listed in tbe FOR THE HORSEMAN LOOKING TO THE FUWRE. A we:ll known Tealtor· $80,000.00 bracket, Jet this home Can be purehated for )liSt $59,000.00. It Is frnm thl11 an'S whit bas: auw passed on used to make tlds quote, ..There will located 00 a large llO'xl70' lot that goes. from street to &treet. Both street& are always be mon• people but there wiD dever be more land ... Truer- words were JliiYed. All city utJIItks. Large UvJng room with a fireplace. large utDily room nt•vt•r Kpolr.t•n. We have avallable over 1.800 ael"CS of deeded land lauded In the with loU of &torage, two beatmg !iystems and mucb mme. It doe:sJI't cost much bl'auUful Hondo Vall~>y and priced at $460.00+ per acre. Included In the price 1s to look and you may be glad you dld. a ht>autlfu1 5,300+ !lquare foot home, barns, corrals, water tights and more. The JUST LISTED. ~1 fool 5th Wheel located on lar.ge 148'xl4S' 101:. Tbere is a car- lt•illg nu thr l."ake is the owner financing - which Is negotiable. Owne1: wuuld port, storage building, nice view a ad priced at $17,500,00, The property Js zoued t•vt•n t•oru~idt>r some trade. We t'BD show the l•nd any time but would appreciate for mobiles. amplt• notlf't' In show the bome. RtGHT NOW is the lime to call. nJREE FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. Yes., we've got three pine covered lots OWNER FINANCING, ro•x52' older moblle located on large, level l'Dmer loL located just oil Hlgbway :rr in Gavllan Canyon lbat are prleed to sell! Paved Mobilr Is pnrtiaUy furnished and $4,000.00 down gets yon possess1onwlth owner road h1 front with lot.s of pine trees. AU tbree lot: I!' are prlc.ed .at" a total of fiaand~ on the balane~ ' $-12,51Kt.OO-wttbterms. A beUer deal for cash. I.ARGF. RIVF.R I..OT. 229 feet ot ri'Vcr froatage makes this lal'ge 1.$ acre lot tF' YOU CALL AND I'M NOT IN, DON'T BE BASHFUL! LEAVE YOUR snml'thing spl"rial. Has a hnnce bam wltb storage arCs £o.;- feed, is dose In yel NAME AND NUMBER Oft MESSAGE WI'111 MY MECHANICAL oul of thl' t"Jiy limltH. Prired reasonably for river property. SECRETARY AND I'LL GET BACK TO YOU AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. BilL PIPPIN, Broker/Realtor P.0. BOX 966 - RUIDOSO DOWNS, NEW MEXICO 88346 BILLSTIRMAN, Sales Assoc;. Res.: · 378-4811 Res.: 378-4391

l. KC Realty Ads Get Results! ANNOUNCING OUR NEW RENTAL and ALTO VILLAGE. Four bedroom, twa bath ALTO VILLAGE ON Deer Park Drive, nice Property Management Department. home, fully furnished, native stone fireplace, level lot, trees, easy access, social mem· Sierra Blanca view. Two car garage. full bership. Owner might consider financing. Call AI Stubbs, 258-3306 or 257-5344 membership, owner financing. $30.000.00.

for rental information. ON MECHEM DRIVE, c:lose to shopping, two CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN immediately on -..tory with three bed.-ooms, two baths. Fur­ 1ri-level home In White Mountain Unit :z. 2,240 nished or unfurnished. Assumable loan or square fiN!t, three bedrooms. 2112 baths,- un­ owner will trade for smaller home. believable view. Plans in office. S14S,OOO.OO.

ELEGANT LARGE HOME with three bedroom suites. formal and breakfast dining rooms. office, mud room, double garage with NEWLY PAINTED AND redecorated small shop. Lovely wooded lot with Sierra Blanca three bedroom, two bath home in good view. Well designed kitchen with Italian tile, appliances included. location with easy access, sewer. natural gas. Has brand new deck, carport, storage, large assumable loan. VERY NEAT TWO bedroom mobile in Airport We-..t Unit 4. Level lot with pines, very easy access. New living room carpet, dew range, 14'x70' THREE BEDROOM, two bath, fur· -furniShings. Deck, porch, freestanding nished mobile home only. Submit offer for fireplace. $37 ,SOD.OO. owner financing. $22,500.00. t. ' -,,, '*··· . SECLUDED IN· THE TREE TOPS, three At. TO VILLAGE. Nestled in the. p.ines oi Deer '···'' bedroom, two bath home, cozy. two decks, Park Woods, this three bedroom, two .and garage, ownRr' financing, $60,000.00, three-quarter bath resideace Is a must for ALTO VILLAGE. Lovely furnished home on vfewing by the discriminating buyer. Lovely 4th fairway with beautiful view of Sierra THREE LOVELY ACREAGE tracts with Sierra Blan<::a view, carport,large decks and a Blanca and the Capitans. Landscaped, very views, from $23,000.00. ane game room with a wet bar. pines. priced tract easy access, ~ bedrooms. 2 baths, only 21..-2 has well. Other utiliti~ available. years old. PRICE REDUCED on ideal cOmmercial 6'2 ACRES WITH 2,200 square foot home, location on SuddGrth Drive in midtown separate apartmen1. 2 car garage wiih shop, Ruidoso.'Good business or rental property. EXTRA LARGE TWO BEDROOM. oneand '1<1 barn. cor"ral, mostly tenced. City water and bath mo1JIIe home with large decks~ Sierra welt, panoramic Sierra Blanca view. Ample MOBILE HOME ONLY, must be moved. Two Blanca view, desira,le a-:ea. Immaculate with room in level area for training track. Owner bedrooms, one bath, clean, porch and storm new carpet, appliances mcluded. Owner will financing possible. windows included. Range and refrigerill.tor. finance with verY reasonable terms, $13~500.00. WEST WINDS CONDOMINIUMS. Adtacentto MOTEL AND CABIN operation in super NEW AND UNUSUAL mountain home with Cree Meadows Golf Course just two blocks - location on Highway 37. lmm.ilculate, recently WE HAVE A GOOD selection of lots lor three bedrooms, two baths, very light and north of Sudderth Drive. Two bedroom two remodeled and redecorated. Includes S mobile doubte-·wide rriobile homes on pavem·ent, airy. lovely view from large deck area,lots of bath units with garage, iireplac:e, all kifchen home sites, 3 travel trailer hookups, living s,ewer, easy access, desirabJe area. OWnE!'r style. Range, dishwasher, disposal, appliances-. Very e·asY access on paved quarters and room for expansion. financin.g. Let us show you today. freestanding flrepl·ace. Excellent insulation. streets, all city utilities. $7.9,500.00.

Frank Kolb, 257-2706 PHONE 258-3306 Joyce W. f,o~, 257-2458 Jerrold Donti Flores, 257-5441 1206 Mechem Drive AI Stubbs, 2.57'-5344 Kathy Crail!:, 257-4941 KENNETH G. COX, BROKER Betty Lou Ryan, 258-3654 · Dick Woodul, 258-3306 . .

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    . MO.TAIN SHADOW ESTATES Beautiful 4 bedroom home with •.. mountain views ort. lo-vely wooded Saturday And Sunday lot. Professionally decor-ated and landscaped, 800 sq. ft. decking. Will Go up the hill past Sierra Swim end RacquGt Club to . sell fUrnished or unfurnished. . flrst left ~nd look for the open house signs • Assumable loan owner finan­ / ,. plus Theso beautiful townhouses gloam with quality. A Interior Design By: cing .. Priced under market and .. owner anxious. Professional Landscaping By: MUST TO SEE BEFORE YOU BUY! I The Anderson Collection Benjamin Herrera .; Ruidoso, N.M • .- ·. FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY 10 To 4 doug bass & associates ,• Located in Northwest Corner of lnnsbrook Village - Highway 37 ASSOCIATES/REAL ESTATE Drawer 2290 - Ruidoso IlEALm TOll PHONE 257-5185 Doug Boss - Broker MLS 419 MECHEM 2717 257-7386 lnnsbrook Village Rl!al Estatl! • (505) 257-9046 *Office In Model Home No. 6 7 Behind P.ed and White Flogs Highway 37 North

    DELIGHT YOURSELF with this NEWLY-LfSTED home in Whi1'e Mouritain Development. Superb arrangement with sp-acious rooms, ' huge ki1chen, sunroom, 3 bedrooms and baths. Doubls garage, "Moun· -- talnside Deck."· Potentlal OWNER FINANCING. CONDOMINIUMS & TOWNHOMES From $49,900 ... 9 Hole, Par 3 Golf Course Swimming Pool Tennis Courts Private Supper Club Recreation Building Trout Lake

    SUPERB P.entol Management Progrom(s) A. B, C or D (you'll love them) YOU'LL FEEL LIKE VOU'RE ON i TOP OF THE WORLD in this spacious 4 bedroom chalet at ALTO VILL~GEI · . '' Panoramic view [including S1erra Blanca lt Completely furnished, priced right, and ready to enjoy. Have you s~en our Village Lodge condo-suites? They're completely ftirnlshed, featuring living room with woadburning fireplate and queen hide-a~bed; kitchenette with wet bar; fuU ., bath with oak cabinets; bedroom with king bed or 2 longboy ' doubles and v-anity; two color TVs, and access to all the ' amenities at lnnsbr"ook., Total price· ;ust S49,900 witb OWNER FINANCING!

    :!¥"'· lnnsbraak VDiage (Use It less than 14 days per year a-nd. - . Rl!ill lisfi1b! Karon Petty,Broker Jaek Willtams PeggyJO

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    1 WANTED- :1-10 ar1-.:.s land toward Hondo SPEctACULAR - urusj.J~>Ued view, 2. '1ii ACRE -or woodsy n~IUBion, Allo area. c Just $7,500. Owner/agent, Ron &nlth THREE BEDROOM·- 2 baUt hoine with_-· Vallt•y. il18-4076. B·IOO-trne story, 2 bedroom, 1'11 bath, rock flreplaee. On 'wooded lot in midtown. • MOBILi HOMES 12 fireplace. $62,500. ~7-543?~-- 33-21,p __ ~R~lEs~~. ~'1-fi(MO, 8364282. R-33-2lc Ready ror hnmediate occupancy, Priced to sell. Zli?-4924. R-27-tfc New & UJed FOR SAJ..E - cute 2 bedroom wlth WAYWARD FARMS -located In Artesia, fireplah, wa5her/dryer, semi· P.R 28 Acres New Mexit'O. Beautiful btnse ranch with RUIDOSO GIFT SHOP- sale or trade Cor furnlshed, etc. Upper Brady Dr•. Pt'i.ced property or olllncome. BeSt in b:.wn. Net MOBILE LOTS all tr·ainiug facililies available. Forty­ to sell at only $46,000. Call 257-9800 or267- On River! one !lCres, 5/8 mile track, 22 stall barn, $100,000 income annually. Land, HOLIDAY HOME SALES 'arge- outside padlloclm, 8 horse starting ~164;fo~~~~~---- B-29-tfc building, inventory. Box 2043, Ruidoso, gate, city water along wltb well [nr NM88345. T-oo-stc H07 Mechem, Hwy. 37 in·IMatiall, tack room and office. For PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SP,A.CE -far­ 258-3330- 258-3275 mote information, call Dick Fritz at , 1\:.ase or purchase as Condominium. AL TO - adjoining level lots. Full·mem· Gibson & Co. Realtor.s, Inc./Better Sicrr

    Mountain View Estates HOUSE OF THE WEEK ONE OF ALTO'S FINEST. This 3 bedroom, 2 •panoramic views •restricted lots bath home has a large, large livinll area With cathedral ceiling; built-in bookshelves, slarit •underground utilities •paved roads cedar. The mast~:tr bedroom Is upstairs with a " greaf walk·in clos~t __ f!!IL :ba.tb.'_.with_llliLoL Pf"i"vacv. Th8 .area is prestigious Deer- Park­ CONTACT YOUR AGE-NT full membership- level lot with trees and view. Price~ at $178,000.00. Call Susan Miller at 2577 'RUIDOSO'S BEST 7373 or home at 257·2624.

    TIMESHARE. AT INNSBROO.K VILLAGE. Prime PRICED TO SELL! This rarge ·mobile has many extras. summer racing week. Sleeps 8, priced· for quick sale­ 12'x2$' sq. ft. living room with fireplace, den, lots of only $5,200.00. Call Marcia Silver at 257·4073 or home at stor.age, and 2 bedrooms. Priced at ontv $12.000.00. Call '257-4979. -- . RoSe Peebles at 257·7373 or home at 336·4936. FOR THE AMBITIOUS! Just listed! A going busmess in THREE BEDROOM, TwO .,.BATH, BEA.UTIFULLY I dishes - ready to move View and goBd access. Call homeat257·7972. Susan Miller at 257·7373 or home at 257-2624. BEAUTIFUL FIVE ACRE tract of land with INNSBROOK VILLAGE TIME SHARE - Ready to unrestricted views of Sierra Blanca and Capltans. move in. This beautiful 2. bedroom, 2 bath condo comes Priced at $14,000.00 with great owner financing. Call complete with linens and dishes. Start the new year in Gary C:::aughron at 257·4073 or home at 257-SOOJ. . the mountains during Sierra Blanca's prime ski time. LARGE THREE BEDROOM, 2 bath home near a1rport, Call Rose Peebles at 257·1373 or home at 3J6-·4SJ6. two car garage, rock fireplace and scre!'ned in porch. Owner financing with low down and a hsted price of ALTO L.OT WITH" FULL MEM· sso,ooo.oo. Call Gary Caughron af 257-4073 or home at BERSHIP. Ba an owner in one of 757 ·5001. Ruidoso's most prestigious areas. Lot has ONE OF THE CHOICE LOTS IN DEER PARK WOODS, those beautiful tall pines and is close to ALTO VILLAGE! I This lot has everything - good the clubhouse. Te-rms a-vailable. Call access, level building site, wooded panoramic. view, Darlene Hart at '2$7·7373 or home at 257- social membership and an assumable loan with terms. 4222. Cali Susan Mlller at 257·7373 or' home at 257·2624. JanetWarllek llosePeeblea GacyCaugbron DorleaeBart TomOavJs Res. 257-79'n Rea. 331-4831 Rea. 257-IZ&2 Rea. Z5'f.4222 Rea. 251-2053 Olaaa Isaacs Marcia snvw SIIIUID MOler Mauucl BadDio Salt'.!liUau Of The Wti•k Res. 25?-'Wm Res. 251-D19 Reli,ZS1...,..._ Res. Z57·7t.50 Slll>an Mllh•r Sudderth Office: 257-4073 - Mechem Office: 257-7373 2J;.;;t;;s, 25HG24

    Betty Patton, Brokec 257-2397 Call The Property Pros Richsrd Cothrun 257-2109 Open 7 Davs A Week, 8:30 - S:OO Petar Strobel 257-9077 336-4696 Sonja Hattronlt HS-4312

    COMFORTABLE!! One of Ruidoso's finest homes. in cho-Ice BEAUTIFUL RIVER HOME in the most prestigious area of Paula Stirman locahon. Over 3.000 sq. f1. wit'"- all th@ amenihes 1-- land

    ONLY $40,000 FOR THIS 2 bedroom, 1 bath home in Alto Crest. INNSBROOK VILLAGE ON THE LAKE!! Three bedroom, 2 Hils good insulation, rock fireplace and fenced yard. Call Peter. bath, single garage townhouse. Redwood decks overlooks golf course and lake. $130,000 furnished. Call Peter. EXCELLENl VIEW CONDO in exclusive Lookout Estates. Furnished 3 bedrooms, 4 baths and has excellent rental hi~tory. Game room. Call Betty. A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE In a beautiful setting. Over 1,000 sq. ft. of IF YOU LIKE THE UPPER CANYON, we've got a neat 2 redwood decks, an especially unusual view of our mountain. bedroom cabin on the main road. Owner says get an oHer. Call Three bedrooms, 2 full baths. 6' Jacuzzi, 2 wet bars and steam Martin. room. Call Betty.

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    $9,t90 "2 acre OD pavement Ju llftlh II'Jeoa, ··~ ,600 LMelldi! -£Hif«ff. .. Lake~hore Brivet lafflld«t • tlt,ooo Fun run memb8f'thlp. •• --$!2.$110.Jieasttflttvlew, Wfdifeir­ alld lenr_ fqlt goU mtm. fli,250 Large let leeated clGs'e benhlp. MUtt ~ee. tolJigb Mesa eatroace. tzs,soo sa,er Jocatkln 01:1 golf .tu.7Sit Large lot wltb easy coune, fUJI ~nembenblp + aeeess and lull membership. l'lew •. '::~=~~ Blgb Mesa level tJ&;OOO over 3 aern In lleer II alte, \lllObstructable Park Woods. doug bass & associates Located In Northwest COrner of lnnsbroek Viltagem . Highway 37 · LE!!I - Drawer 2290 - RuidosO aeALTOR

    1175.000.00, now YOUR PREAM COME TRUE CABIN: lntheplnes,brandnew, with fireplace, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, really cute. Dnly $59,580.00, ALTO VILLAGE LOTS: 21ots110'x10$'- $12..500.00. Sotpe owner financing. · · 1 Peer Park tot-veryflat,WCHidecl,andbeautlfulfor COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST: 6 acres on creek, barn with. 517.400.00. stables, tack room, mDst delightful and attractive home with ACREAGE: 3 acres with treat view- $25,000.00; 5 acres with large atrium In center, maid's quarters, 2 car garage{ own well. great view- $42,500.00;5 acres close In With well- $50,000.00. FlnanclnQ available. At. TO VILLAGE LOTS: 2 lots 110'x10$' - S12,5DD.OOt 1 Peer FURNISH EO MOBILE HOME Cute, clean, nice deck and lot.· Park lot- very flat, wooded.; and beautiful forS17,400AO. ONLY S28,.500.0t. SMALL RIVER CABIN: ~ bedrGOms, 1 bath, nice and clean. ONLYS37,500.00. &·LYU, •• ACREAGE: 3acres with great view-$25,000.00. 5 acres with gi-eat view-$42,500.00. 5 acres close in with well- SSUHIO.OO. · Pl10118257-4228 COMMEROAL: Good established business with land, building llllfiiiDS and home. All for S20o.ooo.oo. WAYNE WHITLOCK- 257-4291 EXCELLENT WESTERN WEAR BUSINESS, wllh bolldlng, MARGIE LYLE - 257·2763 land and Inventory for S145,000.00. SMALL LAUNDRY WITH building, and land and equipment. IlEAL'RillS Priced at S40,ooo.oo. LARRY TILLMAN- 257-4~05 WE HAVE A NICE SELECTION of the finer homes In Alto JACKIE COVINGTON -257-7413 ViHag-... Call for to tour them an. Al1 have full DON t.'I"LE-2J7-2763 sierra development company, inc.

    ALTO VILLAGE IS THE BEAUTIFUL UNPER CONSTRUCTION IN ALTO SETTING for this handsome~ exceptiorlaiJy FIVE ACRE TRACTS near Alto offer some of VILLAGE. Handsome home will have 3 thP. 1nost Spedacular views and finest building wen-constructed home with 3 bedrooms. 2 bedrooms. 1% baths. game room.. wet large sitf~!i. in tile countvt This )and has iust ~n baths, dou-ble garage, stone fireplace. Level bar, fireplace, double garage. Delightful lot. magnificent Sierra Blanca view. Full developed. so this is your opportunity to get a mounfilin flavor. Good location on quiet cul­ maqnifh:ent tract at the developer's price. golfing membership included. !155,000. dn-sac. $119,500.

    HONPO VALLEY SETTING WITH RIVER PltiCE REDUCED on this cozy little cabin CHARMING 1"0WNHOME In the Timbers, with one bedroom. bath. wopd-btiroing stove, FRONTAGE ••• wha1 a terrlfic combinationl one of Ruidoso's most elite areas, pro'/ ides all Unusual home with a Spanish atmosphere has deck. Slb,ooo down will P'Urchase. $25,000 is the the amenities and a well-designed floor plar:~. full price. 4 bedrooms,.2 baths. dining room. den. utility Three bedrooms, 21.12 baths, den and ga.-age. room. Sits on 61h acres of lovely valley land Spectacular Sierra Blanca view. Tastefully wilh 160 feet of river frontage. Two water decorated. S132,SOO. NEW ON THE MARKET is this good-looking well''i. $112..500. home in Pined1ft. Good floor plan offers 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, fireplace. Lofty view uf COMFORTABLE HOME ON 'h ACRE has 3 Sierra Blanca, paved access, new carpet GOOD-I.OOKING CONDOS In preferred bedrooms. l:Y.. baths. utility roam, attic and While Mountain Estates after 2 bedrooms. 21f2 throughnut are iust a tew of the great selling basement. An outstanding buy lor lust S56,DOO. points for this lovely house. $119,000. balhs, large game room with wet bar. 2 f.replt~ces. Breath-taking Sierra Blanca views. 181.500. JUST LIS""tED is this a11ractlve home an a_ APPEAl. lNG HOME In goad Capitan location lovely pine·studded lot. Three bedrooms, 2 has 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. wood-burning sauna, baths. fireplace, appliances. A mountain MOUNTAIN CHARMER WITH GOOP GOLF rack fireplace. large fenced yard with fruit charmer at a g~d .,-ice ... $6Ut00. trees. A delightful home for iust $60,000. COURSE LOCATION. This comfortable home afiP.rs 2 bedrooms, bath. flreplace, garage. Easy access. S83,500. THE GOOD LIFE can be vours in this elegant $13,SOtiS THE REASONABLE PRICE lor this home in excetlent yeat"-round location. The pretty Jot with good tul·de-sac location In Alto well-conceived floor plen provides. 3 SUPERB RENTAL PROPERTY in good Village. Full golfing membership. ·bedroom~. 2 baths. formal dining room. deR location is provided by this parcel, whidl with fireplace~ Double ttarage. BeautifullY includes five· rental units. Main house appointed. 1112,000. · COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES is the prestigious overlooks the. river. AU are currently rented. Good lax ~eneflls. $159,500. address for this charming modified A·frarne with 3 bedrooms, J=Ma. baths, fireplace. Good INNSBROOK VILLAGE is the elite setting lor assumabJe loa.-.. S90,000. ... lhls JoveiV candamiitium witlt 3 -bedrooms. 3 baths. utilit v roorn, double garage. Rock flreptace, recrwood decks, custom draperies, HANPSOME HOME IN YEAR·ROUNP .appliances. $137,000.· LOCATION oilers 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace. double· garage. Carr-ies an ·IB llEAtfO!:I assUrilable 9% mortgage. 587,500. MOUNTAIN RETREAT near I!Qnllo Lake has MLS • 2 bedroOms, bath, rock fiteptace. $51.;500.. s c ATTRACTIVE MOBILE HOME ON TWO' LO.TS has 3 bedrogms, 1112 baths,_ is fully REAliGRS furnished, including carpeting and draperies. sUperb rocation. Possible I arms. $47 .ooo. t ...... 1442 - ,.,.... 11

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    LIVING- Custom built ~xury home an 6.4acres in UPPER CANYON ON RIVER 3 bedroom home going business with good cash prestigious Pine Meadows. Three.-tw&rooms, 3112 baths, W9t bar professionally decorated. Two baths, fireplace. Must see to flow, perfect location. Good growth potential. Includes 4 rental units with lDD% occupan_cy. Call Rick. with ice machine. passive solar garden room. Furniture will appreciate. Will trade for smaller cabin, $150,000. Call John T. stay - bought new for this home. Two car garage. $295,000. Sp(!cial financing available. Jim George will be happy to show thlshometoyou.

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    BEAUTIFUL HOME with large game room with wet COMPARE THIS 3 bedroom, 2 bath home irl Forest bar. Three bedrooms, ll/4 baths. All kitchen con­ Heights to any other new home at $&6,000~ Compare veniences including JenAir and compactor. Large the quality, compare the location and compare the wooded lot. $92,500. call E. J. price and you will buy this home. See Jim George.

    NEAT AS A PIN: Two bedroom cabin, nicely fur· nished. UH!ily room, fireplace. Only S45,000, assume low interest loan. Call Bob.

    BANK SAID SELL Commercial building on main street. Six offices plus reception room, coffee bar plus full basement that could be converted info more SECLUDED lh ACRE- Solid home but needs a handyman's offices. Great for professional building, art gallery, CUTE AS A BUG'S EAR- Better than new, beautiful buy fora attention. 1,232 sq. ft., 2 bedrooms, 111':! baths. Owner financing et.c. Below replacement cost at S12S,OOO. Call John T. discriminating family. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, and has an at 12% interest. $61.000. ·call E. J. Fouratt. extra lot for additional privacy. Real neat workshop under the house. Let Jim George show you. $69,500,

    PRICE REDUCED TO SB9.SOO FOR QUICK SALE: 4 _-,. ~' or 5 be-droom adobe on approximately 21?..! acres. GREAT WEEKEND OR PERMANENT HOM.E- 2 Jacuzzi In master bath. Wet bar with refrigerator; All wooded lots, completely chain .link fencect, 14'x70' appliances inc::luding microwave. ·verY low down TERMS: This large home on Hull Road has just been reduced in mobile home, 2 bedroom, 2 full baths, partially fur· payment. C:all Barbara DiPaolo. price from $180,000 to $149,500 for quick sale. You will love the nished. Owner financing with $12,000 down. Call E. J. exerdse room complete with Jacuzzi. The owner offers good FQII(att. terms to qualified buyers. Call Jim George. • JOHN T. AND BI.LLIE WINNIFORD, BROKERS-l57·7313 . ,,' BARBARA DiPAOLO- 336-4670 JIM G.EORGE- m-4815 '.'j ALL-AMERICAN SPECIALS GLEN CRANE -336·4446 THELMAJENNINGS-257·266.. ' RICK BOW£R$ ~ ID~73 ~E.4.·FOURA'M'-'is7·96>13 i' . BOB'I'EMPLETON-336-4024' . . . '· ~~-·------~----·----~:~·-·--~.~-~-~p~·-:~~~~~--,--~---~-~----·7·~~~·7·~--p-~~----·~-~-----~------:-·------·-·------·--~-~----·--~~-~--·~-~-====~~~----·-·:=~~;l, r: . I' .v· ..:t·...-~"< '·;_.. ·~~; ·.

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    JOHNIE GOODMAN and IN STEWARDS' RULINGS: jookey W. fl.. Hunt wW be trying rar 811 - Trainer M. Dooley Guinn was fined 1mprecendeoted two consecutive Futurity fJ50, merred to the New Mezico State victories. '1'hey won last year's All· Racing Commission ODd placed l>ll Amerl.ean by taking Hlgbea!lteriet to a probation for tile balance of tbe meet plus nose triumpb over heavily [avlll'8d Mighty 30 days for belng dlsrespeetful to a ractng Deek Tbree. · officlal and being lntoncated in a rr SEEMS TIIAT every time Spec1ql restricted area. . ' Effort I'ID1Il, tbe heavy bettors ftnd tba - Jockey Rubin Bustamante was fined mutuel windows. In scor1Dg a 1 and one­ $100 for fallure to have con1rol of his hal[ length vlctory in the fourth All­ mount, Easy Trace, away from the . ·- '. American Futurii.J thne trial heat, the starting gate resulting In dlsqualificatlon heavy show bettfD8 produced the season's from ftfth to seventb during tbe 13lh race on.Augut27. biggest inlnus show PooJ.. Ol the total show DERBY VICTORY PORTRAIT- G. D. Highsmith (center), the on hand. The trophte presenta11ons were made by WUiard Kruger pool of $63,100,$67,837 was bet on Special - J()Ckey Henry Uriegas was fined 1100 for failure to have control of his mount, owner of Hlgheas1erlet, Is flanked by trainer Johnie Goodman o-;tt), vice chairman of 1he New Mexico State Racing Com· l!llort, O&IISlDg a minus pool of $14,!!&.15. (black hat) and ass stant trainer Dennis Blackman while ac· He - bad $4,081 of the total will pool of Devine Dancer, away from the starting m1ssion. $&,345ml$5,681 of the place pool of$9,m4.. gate, reauldng 1n dlb1Juallflcatlon from cep1ing the Alt·Amerlcan Derby 1rophy. Jockey W. R_ Hunt Is a1so W1TII ONI! Wlii!K of racing left, the fifth to eighth during the 'lth race on total mutuel lumdle for tbls season has Auguot28. already 0111'Pa88ed lbe ,frevloua record -Jockey w. R. Hum was llned $50 for total mutdelbidlU~ tl bt year. Tbe euct fauure to l11lfW his riding engagement on 11JC;e tiEl- baruD.e bypassed last yea~s Aupt20. record baodle waa -the eighth race on - Trainer WiWe H. Gt.bson and R. C. '1'bul'sday, Through the eightb race on Howell were each fined $25- for slapPflg a 'l'burlday, tbe tOial seasonal mutuel mrse away from the starUDe gate. DAll.. Y HAPPY RUIDOSOKRRR RADIO AT 1360Khz WITH HOURS • HORSE RACING RESULTS DARTS - PINGPONG - DANCING •A.P. NEWS ON THE HOUR GAMES- GREAT DRINKS • A NICE VAmETY OF MUSIC Next To Cousins' On Hlghwav 37,3 Miles North Of TraHic Light •'TIL SUNSET EVERY DAY Jn Mldtow111 On Sudderth Call Us For

    I K :eo:e·s Raldoso Downs ends 1911 season this weekend with the fl110st thoroqhllred - an• iJaarter horse raclag leatorlng the STE!X HOt1SE $1,530,- ALL·AMERICAN FIIURDY FINEST STEAKS IN 'I'HE SOUTHWEST. MONDAY (LABOR DAY) 'fWO SUPER SALAD WAGONS IREAI RACING IN OPEN7days

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    ' Jockey of the week·· (IlliG baodlo .-,TIB,Iti] (RANDLE IN. Mlj..LiONS) BY MARK GORDON million winner. Jacky Marlin, meanWhile, contlnues an at .Ruidoso Downs liS1 D's reaDy no surprise &hat W. R. HuntiB R · was Hunt and Goodman's second easy. winner tn the jockey standings. Be (Tttrough8uday~Au,.io.l981] ,. J-.()~'Ou>Week and Jo!Jile stralgbt All-American &rtumpb and hla bas ro victories wltb 58 secmdt and 3'l . iOOI!Im\n is the Trainer-Or·'~be-Week Cor third straight vicbJrY in a ll million race at tbinb from 286 mounts. His wiDniDg HOW FAVORITES ARE DOING r.e n~last weekend of hone raeing at. Ruil~Mo Downs. percentage is a fhle .!H. ful4oso Downs. . Hunt advanced from fourth to second tn other top tfb riQrs lnc:tJ;ude Richard Tbe tandem combined tq post lmr the jockey standiDgS with Just five days 8~-- }_oe _Martinez. __ l..uroy Coombs,_. 1ctor1es over the weekend. including the remalniug ·In -tbhJ -,.eon- -'10--day- -Ruidoao­ -wmre Lowll, ~tuart 'Dolphus, apprentice •wst prtze of au, the $1 miUlon Ali­ Dawns race season. KeDDJ' Roller, Pedro Benitez and Wayne W.erleBn Derby on Sllndoy with Hunl. baa 36 vl.ctories wi'Lh five S80IXlds races so far this seasoo: Bueb,r~. , Numbet of wtnnfng ravorttes so far ttis seasorl: Bgbeast.er)et. The chestnut geldlni!: and 11 thirds iD 112 mounts. His winning the Goodman nmalna trainer leader Petq!ntage of winning fm-or1tes so far this seaa~: Jeeame Quarter horse racing's ftrBt $1 percentage Is a remarkable .321. with 38 trlmnpbs, eishf. sec:onds and l2 thirds from 124 mounts. HlS winning HOW ODDS·ON FAVORITES ARE DOING percentage is an ext:ellent .300. WIUiam F. Leach renlalns the nmnervp Perc-entage of winning odds-on favorites : with 33 wins, 25 seconds and 14 thirds from Percentage of o~on favorites in the money: Percentage ot winning ockb-on favorites this season: .., Jockey /Trainer standings 180 mounts: His winning percenta&e iB .183.. 54% Clifford Lambert 227 ., 26 33 .no meet, the All-Am.mcan Futurity and its 5~ furlongs 1:07415 Big Bidder Jul)' 5 And Special Hallk July Ill ~ Bob E. Arnett 174 211 211 .149 lhree consulatioris w:ill be :presented. Tbe 6furlonga 1:13.1 Ruffast J ... 21 4 J. Doyal Roberts 138 .. 13"' .141 All-American Futurtty~ the thJtd and final 61,!a furlongs 1:20 Ruffust July5 Harold E. Nolen 160 24 "16 15 .... leg of the Triple Crown for two-year-old 7fudongs 1,7.63/> Net star July4 15 .170 quarter bones, carries a pone or 7~ rurlongs '2 Gerald E. Marr 129 .. 1:34 3/5 . Banqnero AllSPIJt 9 C. Dwayne Gilbreath 83 17 • .204 $1,530,000 with the winnef' earniniJ a record one mile l:t3.3 Glover D. July 19 1 6 • .155 Marilyn Asmussen 103 16 " 12 .....ooo . Dyards 1'1:82 Baby Hold On Junes WINNING POST POSITIONS Post time for each day's lZ.race 400y~d~ 19:97 SpedaiEifDI'I July"' . No. t - IM: No.2- 69; No.3- 14; No.4- 90; No.5-- 82; No.. 6-· 95; No.7-· program wiD remain at 1 p.m. 440yards 21.67 Hip.easteriet AUgUS121 No. a -73: No.9- 76; Nc-. 10-'94. 550yards 27~31 Midland Native August.23 670yards 48:74 Bartonville Atiiu"st23 One 1/16 miles l:Sl2/& Rowxl Table Top

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    Brooks-·- ~---- ·. talks------abouthi£harses 'BY MARK GORDON Jack Brooks has trained an All­ American Futurity winner. He's also trained numerous borsea who have earned bertha Jn tbe most lucrat;vt;! races In quarter horse history. Yet the Oklahama-eonditloner still never gets ove-r the thrill of seei!Ji his horses quallfy~=orquarter horse races. ---~'I'm to. death ltlbPe.two-boFBes in this year's All-American Futurity," said tbe veteran tralner. •'How many times can you. come and qualify two for the All­ American Fut.:ni.ty'?'' Tbluaands of trainim. have never even trained one horse wbo's betm. in tbe All· American FuturU:y._Brook&, however, bas two entranta in the $1,530,000 All-American Futurity on_ Labor Day at Ruldoso Downs. GreybQn, who llad: the. fifth fastest q1!Bllfytng ttme with a 22:10 and SUmmer Eooounter, who pcsted tbe eighth fastest with a 22:19, are both 111et to in the richest AU..Am.erlcan

    ''That's your big goal each year. Just to qualify for the All-American and know you're going to get a check. I couldn't be happier." ! '. Lackey likes Cute Investment A HARD LOOK AT THE TRIPLE CROWN - horse history. Earlier In the sea~n, Special Special Effort, a colt who's been a sensation so Effort captured the KanSas and Rainbow 1n la!it Sunday•s $2 mlUion All·American BY MARK GORDON That's a major accomplishment for~ any far, looms as a heavy favorite in the finale of the Futurities. The colt was re(:ently syndicated for rider. l't:e All-American f"mals offer a Derby at Ruidoso Dawns. CUte Investment cdrtainly knows when winner's share of $S?A,OOO. It is the third Nevertheless, Lackey is ~utious in $1,530,000 AII·Amer1can Futurity af Ruidoso $15 million. A win on Labor Day Is worth $528,000. do her best running. to and final leg of the Triple Crown for tw~ analyz.lng Cute Investment's cbance5 Downs on Lc;,bor Day. If the co" wins, he'll w. R. Hunt is the jockey. The Good Investment fWy failed win to yeaNJld quarter horses. against lbe odds-m fawrlteSpeci.alEffort her first three races. But, when the big "lsn•t tltat why e\'erybody cmnM to in thB- Labor Day spedacular. become the first Triple Crown wln~n~e·r-ln;,q;;u•;;r~llie•r•••••••••••••lli•••••••• money for the $1,530,000 All-American Ruidoso Downs? To qualify for the All­ Special Effort ls undefealtd in elgti.t Futurity was at stake, she decided it was American?," be said. "That's like the ouUJ1,2S, ha.s earned $493, '123 and is at-­ time to get down to business. Kentucky Derby to thorougbbrcdlll. This is tempting to win the first twc.--year-old "Before the elimination trials, I worked Tripla Crown in history after capturing tbe AFARI,. TRAVEL, INC. what tt's an abOut. This Is the roost F=tamingo Hdtan Winter Holidays in Las Vegas. her once and she impreseed mo,.. said prestigious l"ace of tbe year." Kanaas and Rainbow Futurities. Cute IAvestment's Jockey James Laeksy, DesP-t.e the lucrative purse, Lael'oey said He also became tbe first hone to ever Phone 257-9026 $19.DD per person, 2 days/1 night wbb bas ridden her in two AU-American be wm ride Cute Investment and prepare have the fastest qualifying Urnes for all with extra nights at $15.90 per trial races: "She worked real nice. In her three Triple Crown races, race, she- really surpri:sed me. She ran Just the same as If It were just another race. room from Nov. 29·Dec. 29 and "I'm really not nervous. The big purse "You alwayli think you want to wtn," Jan. OJ·Jan. 31. Cal\ Jodie super." · Lackey 5Bid. "You'd like to beat him doesn't scare me. I'm sure everybody gets TAPE&RECORDERRENTALS Brightman tor further ln· She SC!)l"ed a two length win as a 3(..1 a little uptight. but once l'm on the horse, (Special Eff(lrt). But Special Effort looks outsider in the wagering. That earned her See what you want ••• when you to him super everytlme. He can run. He deserves ...,_forma-tion and reservi!itions. in time ,on just go thinking about warmtnc: wunt! a berth the AU-American trials on up ami making him used to the colldltlons. to be-9-0and a Triple Crown winner. "Currl'nt Hlbl •AU Tlme Favorites No Cha r~t> For OUr Prnr('IIRinnal Services August

    ------· ------=------· .- •. ->-'"•.- - • • • - • • • • ART, DINING AND ~INMENT GUIDE -~Wilson disc~ses Go For Bugs-··-______RUIDOSO DOWNS OF THE BY MARK GORDON NiCky Wilson doesn't figure to ride i)uarler horses much longer. Jlut,· befare he switches t~;t thoroughbreds, he'd Uke to win the biggest quarter blll'8e race of all.

    Hunt talks about A-A Derby win .. . ! 8\' MARK GORDON But U wa:gn't !ll1 easy win. He was hooked up with Queen For Cash. The filly ~--. pressed throughout by the West Coast was the second fastest Derby qualifier .-.,-' · ·. w. R. HW'It may have been the star of the invader Queen For Cash, who had the first with a 21:76 whlle IDgheasterjet was the ! show, but he certainly ctldn't S!;re it that post position. Higheasterjet had the two rast:est with a 21:67. way. post position. "I'd have Uked Easily Smashed (the "It's wtreal for me, anyway," he said, Queen For Cash got the early lead, then second favorite at three to one who Bfter guiding HlgheasterJet to a nose it appeared Hlgheaslerjet started bearing finished seventh) to have been right down victory ov~r Queen For Cash in Sunday's in towards the CaUtomia filly. Both H-nnt there, too," Hunt sald. "I wasn't worried ~ ANOTHER TROPHY FOR THE EXPRESS - the Albuquerque Tribune. Helping hold the $1 million All-American Derby at Ruidoso Margaret Barton, mistress of the Double B. ornament Is [ockey Casey Lambert. He's ac and Danny Cardo:r.a_ said Higbeasterjet about the one beside me, but with Easily Downs. came close, yet nev-er touched Queen For­ Smashed way o-utside (In the eighth post ''It's not just me who did It with this Ranch, collects the victory trophy after her companied by his mom and pop, Cliff and Glenna cash. position}, I WB!I wonied about him flying geldtng, Double B. Express, won the Ruidoso Lambert. The elder Lambert trains Double B. horse," said the jockey who has won three "We wen~ running pn!lty close. I came past me. I'd rather be right. there with all Sprint Championship. The presentation was straight $1 milli.on race.s at Ruidoso over but never touched them," Hunt said of them." Express. Downs. "It's everybody who had,anything made by Carols Salazar (left), sports ediior of ··He cHtgheastel'jeL) was belllnd for a The victory gave Hunt. and trainer to do with this horse. Everybody who even while, but nat by much. Johnle Goodman Wlprecedented baek-to­ work8 in the barn." "He likes to do cre.~y thil'lga. He llkes to baek Derby triumphs. A year ago, they With the win, Hlgheasterjet became the hook up with another horse. He likes il captl!Nld the All-American Derby witb first horse to win the All-American close. I don 'l," Hwttssld. Native Gambler. · . · BICYCLES GALORE l Futurity and the AII·American Darby. Cardoza, meanwhile, said he never Th'en, they tallied In tbe $1,2110,000 All­ A Bike For Every Age I Those are quarter home racing's majDl" considered lodRinB an objection. American Futurity with HigbeasterjetJast COUSINS' races for two and three-year-olds. Labor Day. Still, Hunt ian'Lc:ounUngonhls GO GAMBLES --Q-7€0~ . More importantly, with lh.e $350,000 "It was Ught, but he didn't touch me. fourth straight $1 mUUon triumph when he And Savel wlnncr'a purse, he became the first You can't claim a foul for intimidation," guides odd!l-an favorlbl Special Effort in •Prime Rib •Italian Specialties quarter horse to earn morel.ban $1 miUion. said the West Coast's premier quarter the $1,53fl,OOO All-American Futurity on lJis bankroll zoamed·ta $1,009,362. horse rider. "W@ had no excuse. He Labor Day. •Steaks •Seafood •Super Desserts rHigheasterjet) kind of came in but h@ "[t w011ld be nice to do that, but tben didn't touch me. I wazn•t jostled." you're geWng the odds against you," he •Extensive Wine list Hunt said h@ was pleased Hlgheasterjet said. NO RESERYA TIONS REQUIRED American Express-Ylsa-Mastercharge accepted SIERRA lwo Bars-One Quiet (Pallo Bar)-One Noisy (Kelley's) HORIZON STACKED DECK (Formerly The Butch Located On Highway 37, 3 Miles North of I raffle Light and Dealey Show) Playing Rock & Roll NOWA TRIO And Other Good Music With The Addition Of Rick, A Drummer In The Miner's Camp Lounge SIERRA SWIM & RACQUET CLUB 257·7908 Mlne(s Comp Memberships Available At The Door lnn.ft,h• M~untAin o~~* At The Holiday Inn PRESENTS SPECIAL EXI-UBIT OF FiiR · YOUR IINIMl PLFASORE CHARACfERSTIIDIES The food's grE"al and the menu's long. Delk1ous by AFABULOUS. burgers. hot dogs. fish. chicken and more .. plus lots of tempting desserts And lh~i' prices won't spoil your SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFEr appetite. either. So come on In_ You'll see that what PAT CARMEN we got cookm' for you adds up loa greet lunch. August 28 Tmu September 7 .FFATURING L~ what we got - Prismatic Works Reflecting THE ANEST BREAKFAST AND ec>ddn' fQI'yQJ! ·.· Her Love For People-- Artist Will Be In Attendance Friday, LUNDfEON CUISINE August 28 From 6 To 8 p.m. Saturday, August 29 From 10 a.m. To 1 p.m. Ellery Sulllay 9:30 a.m. lil 1:30 p.in. IN lHE OAN-U-KA DINING ROOM Sudderth Drive I AIIIIIS • $9.00 . · · I.. C1ikten (12 & lbler) 257-7343 ·· PH01'1257-514l, EXt -&1!tU~WFOIIMATDt · .,_•:u••J

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'" Lett~-leill curranT Zllcchinl Rlllt.h pko,.I.Whit-o narl crass ana1or li:lmbrell Jo..._.. - ta.ptlan. !Sf 1. Blue. !PtetureL Sel<"<'· Ylvlan MuniiiJf\, Qopll..., a..uon~. Milril~n Burch&ll, ttor>do, Fot'"ll. Londa Pond••· WtlnCI•a J-~ ~" II ~ CoiiP•IiJII, ~econo:ll. Uellv Ruowfl, Corcna, Third M~•ame An,coe tor wll/home u•ongoqu.orMI Hototn, Glencoe, k<:oooCI­ JUNIOR D!VISION nutn knah, Mo10or'ldD. S.ocona, LeAnn LDn~otlwlm, Capitan. Third - l!nt~m N M Slate ~"•or UI\N - k ..ct•\1- m N-M. !.!otic Fatt~lacllarE.loslernNM StauFo~~lr. Bill~~~~~. Carrnrom, 5KOnd. PI lim P•ckk!ale Follr; TDIII Ctaln -•CJiplln, Blue, lOSIIHICIItower ICe•.,.. BarD<<>. Bl.,.,, lele~led lor H M Stall R. II. Blelu:ostad, Hondo, Flr1t1 Ourald Muntu, S.C.n k~OI\G; Ml"'. Bill Me Gar[¥, Rutd'OIO, TnlrCI LontQin, Sccotl'lll, Orbv Nu1111rhn, AuodMa, T!\or"' F~.r ThHe•• G~ev•~~ Carrozazo, Blue. leli!Cii$0, Fot .... Ltnaa POI>d"'· HD ..... 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C•P•'I~ l Sr ), Bl\141, :WIKifll J~r Ill M St•lr F~ · Fa.r. hnva Pa~l011 - Ca~olu. Blu ... i>elec:IKI l<>r Pepprn- chile Peaen. DtiiP•cl[l•nn"ll!, Vlo'Onne )ones - CIIPOIIIII, lllu•· • ~ c..oal Nulbre.d - Tr"u Kelltv .. Corano~~, Blue, ELECTRIC Lon~n. Tll•t'CI Patrick>. Flnlr W1lndclrf't Renchlla de aonna, Haltdl>, S"owl:lwry --~~' l~l o..r.,rmonect El~tr•e Proi~C" """' ..,.,,, .• · IKDndr II.. &. ll•knlall, Hondo, SeccnC11 Jack Johnson. LGUIH JDllllf, HOncle, Flrll; Jerry M&IUy, ~UICIMO. Pegper Blu~. Sl!lee!..O lor En.lern t4 M ttat' Foor. Beth tkl. .,, (:apililll, Third SHand. Oetll )~ler. capo tan. Pont WOODCRAFT AND ElorY - C.Orona. am McTelg.,.. Hu,., kc:Otld. Butter-s. Jo~~m~ M•rmatad~ and Con..,rvel - ""lll>le S«;ona. LOuon Joon~r. H11n0~. Thora un•• 11 Tcool Boo. Sieve Co~tt~lollln" C'"""'"· Rood, Wtltrmeran. poCkle>a IIIIH', S"l~tleIIcr .,,._~,,~ LK ~alnotr, Hllnda, Flrl.l. Cllerle tlatllil'!. Glei\COe, First. liMa Pollder. Capil!lll< >Colan Muon~.L•no:alo. ForM S.... llllem Muomllm Jn ... "'"'" Kom Worl.-, C-o'<~"•· .,.,., Sanwf COP~illld CliUII£11, Rea. ~C>If!unoh. A~" Bllh i)llvol Cotpotan, Red. Shiln> Hav• ~~'""''"" ror Ea51e~n N M 51illll Ftl" Oarlillll'rl!dklnd, C:a~lfilln. iecanCI. Anr Olio" Butter Or!)~ He~lhrr. Ruod~51>. S<'tund. Marolyn llurthrll. Pholo11runv Nil> Slate ~aor ltu•""""·WIIrlo Mr5.R B Blakestlld,Hondo,Firsl """"o,Tn.. a \J~•• I BIMk &. 'M>I ...... - (.q!Of' Pr>111J - 1 pod...-n of ~ .. ~m. "'""""· I. Hgme EquoprTII'M 0oh!'' ...... l F•l><>pmenl a~ <>bDve>. ndA Lvcora HondoFFA. 1'1'"' 01~• :i<'l<'vl male.,al~ !o '"~' •, LOa! Appre...... :e- Brotn - S~nara Cop~tand I Ptmt ~ ... wofllll '-UI l 'i'~tured ClUcK. HOIIII, S.cond, Ch..-r,-J&m "''" ca11olan. il•d. Ulec:leO for l!nlern N M Sl,le Squnn- Bvt!DI'nul Welndarl's l't.llncl\, Honda, iors:Dnol JUNIOR HORITCULTURE cr~unm w.tndorf'J. Rudlllade 81111110, tiGIIIIII, Flnl. worr~r corona, Blue. i>electl!d lnr I!Ht••n N M 5"'" Pe•m~•m DEPARTMENT l'lJor trac-lltello;oy Co""na.·REI """..,,.,_ tl -f'o'-.n" -o,.,,. -· 3 llld. Jenn•l"" •, ol o111 Ont LB¥1>r Ptatn Velluw c .... (UIIIrOIIHII - It•""· Dor<>llll sure h.,, Ha11110. Btu~. Ill""'""'"' N.M. l:h&rllor;ooptr, Tinnie, Flnt• ShUOII '"-'· '"'""''

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    Paqe b- (·hndoso I N,l\,, 1 News TtluTsday, September 3,\981 1981 Liricoln County Fair winners listed [FROM PAGE 51 Jo•nf'l' Handk, 111111 Plact. JUNIOR BEEF BREEDING Jiiwe 2 y~ar3old or older'- C-1ry Crist- Ccorona, f'lt11! Anc:ho, l'nlrd.. Pclan.lt Cfulfvr~ - Linda Ponder - C:apfln, Fi,l 5bllf'tUI0Dg Pil((t CRAFTS-HOBBIES Mini.oture- Willie HcbDI- Clpltan, Flnl Pla~e. PII~I- PomPom P•t Hllmt ·· No~•'· Flnt & Sec0114 Pllct; Helfl!,... Over I year Under 2 ~ears- ~ve Copeland­ Breerl S"fNII - Medlt.tm WOol - EWo 2 ye~r=. old or • l'o:lm Ht.toy. ~lpllon, "Fir"' Jerm., ~>au_clrum. Saatnl!; ~llhelle iloi'UIIlfDw, C.r"IZORT, Third; R~tehel Lac~, M<>deh I Jr f - R!l!jnn Mon!~v• N M St•to Parks • c;.opllfiL T.hlnl Pli!CII Tammy Cfa11ncl), Ff"'' Grind l;hlmpiDPI ~l}n Coaper- T,IIMIII, old..-- Rodney Nloi>kolrll. Co~~pllan, Flr&l, $ele.U•m~IN tcrona. FOurth Pla~e Stcond Plact; J..,nlltl' Cooper- Tlr~nfl, Third. lt. FOIH'Ih. . Allcm. Collpllan, Slxlh Models ISr f - Rodney Montg~~ A~, Otr>or - Spid"r Dahill TIHI!ml Sltphem - HIHir ~·II ~ Slt'ldtl COPtllnd - l;lauiiCh - Flrll Br...,diP\1 Shnp IMuiiDM Bteld!l R.Dm 1 ~ears Old or Art- CI1W:rre~ 1hr~ nrr.oraaa Caoilan. 111~ ... t-afllll!51 cat 1-eiKIO<:IIQrNM StaleF~ir C111>11,1n, lhi1d Ptac... . Place. Raunt t:lllmp!M: Sandra Cop~~land, paunr:)!, old•• -- Allca BOilk~- HOni!D. l"lrst; Ro«tu.'Wlnlov~ - on PIIPI\~a - L.~n~. Rlcnard L.lghl1oot - Jufl~ l-i11rdr. t=lrst! Ancf Jete,, Second. LAtch Hook~d R~r~~, Wo111 Hanging or Pillow TQP - Roe B~tt~n D;ahli~s - LOli AICirlcll :__ Caj3ilan, Fin! Ito Seo:61\d Place. tapllan, Seton~ Pl~oe. corona. Tlllrll PI•~•· s.. c~nd Pl"tc Stn~IIKtCal FIOWIIrl - Narielle !k>vd - Capitan, Flrlt- P.IJ af A~~ Allord · Corona. Blue, Stl.,clll'e A.,., AlforD - COrona. Second; <::allle SnalkO•nkl, Ancno. ThlfCI. l!.lu~. SlooarnpiOll; st•v• Copeland - Cl....,ch. 5eo:ond a. Piau. 51 JUNIORDAlRYGOATS Jim Bob l\11110'1, tapflan, 'Firs!; Jamla ~tier, CIPllan, Rop..,;ratr MeiOCiv HeiiiAr Carr~zozo. Bille CapoiM\, S«ond Place Fil!h; iUCir• COIIII•M - CI•III!Ch. Third Placa; Jllf1· Paslef - Stllf Lfle, Johnny IICib Sturn- - C~rrlft>!o. 2 yean !o3\'lloll<'DIId; ~/lldii!IT~ llrumiDIII, C.arriZIIIO, SI!C ..nd' ICim P~onr,nq~ Pamt Dv NumD~r. Ali~e Bolllcv- Hol'ldo, Child's 1.ong IJI'OU- L<'Ann 1-<~nu-l>ilm - Cipltan, n•ler c;o~per- Tinnie, Fourm Place. 50~onct PUT~: e. , Mlu,o ~DIMIS. CapUan, Flnil inCI kconcl; o nnr H~~y,C(Ipllan,Thlrd;l'l:..ch.,lt-acy,Caplt.on,Pnurth. l!olu~. Select~d torN M :Slata"'"'' !N:ond Plaoe 1.~1 - Si~Cira COIIeland - (;f.JYJlc/1, Flrsf Ff.cer 1 ,A~ryl!c; - LoV!C!!IUP'· Olllor&S &amOTa - Coerrl-. FUll Place. flan~ Means ~ O::arrlmzo, 5tt:D"d PI~CIII. o.o $Moo Hus R~oll....,, el~e. !oeteniorltt,. --- · ... --·---M051"\Inc-.otPet-·-.. · Place- - -·--~··- ____ ., .. . Cllarco~ll"i"'-f>ll:n(ll _;: LaniiliciiJI(i,- Gllrolan. Sec""tlck Johnson Capot ..n. S~corld Plaoe. I.OI~AIIlrl~~.J· Fayr1h; O<>nny Cordova, C..ron•. Slr.cxtand, (OJ~Ilan, l'nrlh; Delli Joiner. CaPitan, - Corono~~, Third Pl•c<'. Den B~lf- Co...,na, Tnll'cOI'Id PIICe. Folth. tod~ Ll~lllloot. Cl>fon.o. Sl•l!"- F011rtto; lEST OF SHOW- J\l!illn Woll$hbYrn, to rona. Cro~~vol8 or CGIDniCI tHIIICII Drawing - Pn !!ell Coran~, Fln;l f'I~C.,, Jim Edd"' Goltl.u~», Ft Slanton, Se~<>nd; VIrginia Rutoono, Fl Sl.1nton. Ttolrd, Pnl PO.. ~. Plco,;ho. Fourlh; ftvm" NO!fal, ~econo Plollce. W1lloe li<:>bbi r;;•o•l•n. Ill~•· ~olo;-<1NI torN M Sial~ Fa1r Coajl(!r Tmnie, Second t'l~' and Cllaml>'""; f>, licnr Aloe~ Boo••r - Hllnda, Flnl Plao;e, Cham ""~' & Fouuh Plac~ poGn WKtern Whllel.oee. Beverr~ Bell - Corona. Se~L.u.e ~tta M11n - RuldD1CI. 'Fir1111 - unr 01 G~onardoa t-onoa sane...,,- t•~Con...- C.opotan. For~! Plan. Blu~. !;oot~ct~d lorN M Slats ~air W~lle, LlMI Ponder - Capl!d!l, Flnl CAPONS H~man lnl.,re.r - LJ!u sunomel•r- Corgne, Flnl D.ilh•~l eoo""r Capnan. i=or., & Ft1111 Place. Dol• ~·m~le Jumper or Sle<'Yelt!.. Dfesi ummv Plhce. & Plac~. Sult~me"" Se"'~"'" ,.,M Mullono Br...,, J~rry MMI11 - RUICIOID. Flrlol Place. Boonec Capotan. Ftrst Fg .. nh Pet Hum<' CDK.,ro. Pl~ce Londal'on.,..,. -- c;a~lll/1, 541Concl Pl•n ' Carron ... Third I"Lac" 111M Slate F;oor Piau. SIJtove Mul~ev Corona. Soxlh Place lucchiiN Dr"~ - Lond' P0ne11r - C111111n, Se~o~~ sn,...ta t>a••• Cnuclt JoM..,,. t.Jpotan, s .. ~ono Tonnoe. Fwrth. Elmer Lowalo, Fl. $t811IOII. Foil~ Sea~c•pe- G111H'n 8lan~~- Alii...... ,, Flnl- llftfO - Alta, Thlr'll PIAu. ~~~~~~'"""" PaLnllng 1:.~polaR. Thill! Place SMN.Il'CIIbf N M S111le~ ..IT. P\H'npkon ure~ - Linda !'llh Place, Cak"" Dl!~qao fhorll Place. ~1a1e F~·• Hr.vy lOU Pt(I"QI' ~ tiPIIDn, F•,...l PID(O, io'COIICI Plan Ltl'Ann LD~gOOIIliiM - tel!oltlfl, Thll"'l tlllnna So..,ero• Tonn•"· Fourtn Plat<' '"'"PoKe 'oor~~n~tcd 0>111<1 o•~n up, t.l•~ Clla....,.an Million C•~n. SNnr10n Byrd Cor~na. Buck Janv.,..,edl Plo1CC OPEN CLASS Mo., Ao,.. Don"" So~ne<'rl Rollcv. Ft Slanton, For~! and Gnt\CI Chololll~IO~. P,mJ>ko~ O<'~Y Nealh~rlon RuidOSO. 5•C! PiaU Tru1olla (~n•tan. ltlue. Sclel1 co•ent. l'•llh Placa. ~annon BvrCI CMbl!n, Cta~n~In f'l•te P•'"'~ Vtll>l, cauorozo. fnlh Pl~ M.lGhn• Clla""" Capo! an. ~or~! Do·••a kombro•ll Hondo. elua. Selt~ted 1111' N M St.Jie loqlll MulfOfl BrM'I:I\, JMnol"r CPDII<'r Tonnoe, Oo~ l·•~vbt.,..Cil p,~~ Appl~. M•rolyn Burcl\ell .., HDI\do, So;:ancl PloJu • . PMII' F«., & ~·lfn !>lace. J~rI.O SWINE DEPARTMENT ~"'<<>M Jonnna f'ane•\11~ P•UPon I ll P<'Do•o ~nd Pl~r~. lhPim~ ~luMn> CdDII~n. Thor "' •-' "'"''"' \howm•nVua lor S111..,. ~t.noMtll Only & hord. IOIICI Pro<1or ("P''""· ~~"""' Placl'. Jt-n c.•~•ly Uu1•IIO, CaP•Mn. Forsl ~hCI GO"•"" CNmpocn. p.,,.,.n Tillanr Ho.. C•llolan, Flnl Pia'~ J•r,.., Boll,.:;,ello - Mary st..... art - CllPIIBn. Fir~ Place F>al 1.0<1 "'""'" c;aa•t...,. Four1~ PloiiC~ T1>mmy uvos ...,,~lla (~!>''""· For~ I Pl•ce. Drill JOiner noll't C<>Op<'r Tonno~. PoLII'Ih & Folth Piau• AtiSM-U "''"Y '""'"'""'· ~.~~ Paf"<•e. So•cand. Duod 'WIIheM PIKe P.onrr...,n pooucl>o. ~oath <·••••'"'"· '~"CI. "~"Y coeon~nl,., Pocad>o. Fcturth. o\~y OII>Or ~ O~y N<'afllerHn - RVIIIOM. FOr$1 Tl\11'11 Plac~ f.,l~m~ MadloR~ C~~ne. CaJ>olan. For~! Pia<~ M..••<'t S..-oM LoQIII. CUrtiS lumw•tr C.arto!Ololl, L..,hl H<"n Patroo-•!a .. ~rco.,CIPI•c~ """ P'"'" JOlin Croil c;orona. ~011<1 Pl.o<~. Dar~• ~Dn, ~r<'' v.n.. Lo~> Alll<•rP. Jghnna Pdll<'r'd>ll PICatno. F1!tfl Pld<<'. Gmnl Capo!a~. Se(Oml Placet Jlny Ot~ur A•t•cle - leta.. olllrh piii11W5J. OrDr B<·"""'' C~J>,fo•CI Pl~ce. Ah< .. 8DIIl~ liono>n•~ G•~•n. Bt<'bra Bond, H"rd 1-u~k p ..., .. Any O!Mr Arllclo - ll;reallve 5111cloe•¥1. Sll~'"" F~""" WoiiO ~lon~ c;~p•l"n. F<>ur!l> PI.U LondO Par"' • u'"'' C~rr.,arb. Foil~ Pia<~ PldC<', Rr"''"" Multon er~<'d. Don•lt" Vvln.>t~ow!ko. Tdmmv Parn~. Lcro C.o&.;on. oau.,.,., 0::000~·~• Mllroll'ft iiiii'CIIetl HOndD- '"'' li~•ron c;apolan. Jll"d Platt ~•nonoo LontiiiO FIFTii PIMf' ~~f'f<'MY Aor A•IICII ~ lcounl1>d crar.' sll~hl, LIII•Gn ....,,,,. Ft.!n p,,,e Cr""" CMomp•on Troy Her!! CaJ>•Ian. S••concl Pl~c ... C"'• ''''' C""o""· ~ollh Pl~cr. \cGII Mulk<'f ~lnno• (lonll~vlcrall,.lllblu~robbons ' My Olh... Caolo•~• Marg11t W•rll CarrUgoD, PU<-rff - lllloGOIO. ~IM.I Pla,;e Pahy 5ancl1e• - flocoll"""" Pol••nl~.o GN>ruod Hutrhm..,n Aloco• loall.ry HOIICG. Thor Fono· WoCII E,.... L~,..b, '"'V Cr.~! >kooll\ HVI'Y· t~pol~n. For,Ot, ~"""• GOJ<•, NOIJ~l. CIIMCIV OIV. FOUI'fh Plil. ~ •<~I & "''on

    EXCLUSIVE DEALER IN NEW MEXICO ABOUT THE PICTURE. .. FOR AUSTRIAN ETCHERS. JOSEF This painting started several years ago INith 8 pttorre call to "Eddie" Arcaro in Florida. EIDENBERGER & HERTA CZOERNIG (1886-1970) ll.tany sketches taler, I find myself in Stavie Cautherls home, painting his "stick" or whip, whiCh he carried when he won the 1978 Kentucky Derby. The stick Is now 8 WE OFFER 19th CENTURY prized ~ion of his falher. (Note Slevte's initials on the handle.) ENGLISH HUNTING ETCHINGS The IHIIe jockey saddle, whiCh weighs one pound, and the boots, were wom by a CUSTOM FRAMING, MUSEUM MOUNTING "hardboot" jockey named Pool. They are around 75 years old and were made by Barkley's of Lexington, Ky. The cap and Limited Edition Prints by goggles, which show the stable's colors, THDBDUGBBRED. belong to Tommy Ligon, lnote the mud on By Bill Granstaff the goggles). The flof'Se-Shoe was worn by Limited Edition Man o· War {INflo never raced In Kentucky, G. Harvey I would like lo thatll! tha fallowii'IG P"PII, who made but is oonsidered by many, ·1he greatest race lhll pllt111na pDIIIbla ...• home of alllirl18). Theticketsaretromtracks Eddla Arc.ro around the country, including the Triple Mr. a!ld Mn. "Tu" Caulhln and Stevie Crc:twn and the Three L Circuit (Latonia, Sandr Harbstrlel Doris Jnn Waren and Kalhr Cooper • louisville, and Lexington). In the old days, Tim OrHn, John AlbriGht 1nd Bennll MOUMf the purse (shown in the background), held and Slave Ba1he1r tr,e prize money, and hung on a ribbon, Tommy Ugon was Ab Ryan and Ed Lubia across the track for the winning jockey to Sam Siciliano grab. ThiS is when! we get our ''purse race" land a bookie lrlend whne name I will not menlie~n]. of today.

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    ~- NOISY. WATERS Is apropos tor the Ria R\Jidaso since recent rains haveswollenfhe river bank full. ~~~~~~~~~~N~ Wilderness dom ~ d; ' with Wayne Galloway .Hc.pp~ Hantis ~ _THE HANDICRAfT AND H~BSY PlACE -u~r W8)'De - Among tbe sever~l Isn't macho. Bre lost Ultle boys looking for -NEW NEEDLEWORK DEPARTMENT­ BED & BATII SHOP •Rc•cLo.JliTlt~ •Towf•l,.; •SimwPr f:urfuin,. hunting acqiiBintaJM:es I bave made over a playground ~y dm't knew what •Perslon Yorns •DMC Embroidery Floss •Rug Yorn the years, a few follow a ritual [ detest. It hunting reaDy ts. •DenJrative Al"t"et~sories seems this eUte group believes it is Now, before hundreds of you sit down •Knltllng Yorn •Piostlc Convos •Fobrlc Convos ne-cessary to- diJWD a few belts before and with a polson pen, let GW say I'm oot •Rug Canvas (by the yard) during a hunt Ia order to fuDy appreclate leading a eampafgn to stop social drinking. FINE GIFTS tbe ouUng. So mtiCb at times, they become Nor am I talking abwt a nip In the mw­ •Hummel •Bras8 •Crystal lesS-than sober. On o=Wons, I f'efuse to nlng and again 1n the afternoon wbilt -CRAFT CLASSES- •China •Wood •Pottery lmot with tllese fellows because or thlB afield. I think itfs mucb wlser to leave it at •Mocrame •Weaving •Needlecroft :pracUce. Seems to me It's an Invitation for camp, but if you ore truly responsible, •Silk And· Dried Flower Arranging GOURMET KITCHEN tro-. tben it's your business. Wbat lam saying Would you commenton Ibis "tradition?" Is If one crosses the boundry beyond •Fobrlc Pointing •Copper •Ma~tnalhe •Faberware Jack P., Colorado sobemess wbUe hunting or driving, I •Fondue Pot8 •1Jtt"nsils Dear Jack - [ hesitate to label this so slrn:erely hope he Is arres!ed 011<1 charg«<, SUPPLIES FOR MANY OTHER CRAFTS & HOBBIES GOOD SEI.ECTION TA.BI.F.CI.OTHS. eaOed tradltlan as stupid, because tbere for the mercy of an cadcemed. ._. 8:30·6:00 Monday Through Saturday - may be o hal'! her word ava1lable, but 1t Is PT.ACRMATS AND NAPKINS b:Hieed stopld. ADd any sober, real buoter Send que:iUons to: WUdemess Wisdom,· Midtown ~u~daso- P~ne 257-7865 wouldn't consider being in the sam a woods Post Office Box 237, Pittsville, Maryland Midtown Ruidoso with tbese nula,let.alone tbe sama party. 21850. · U hunting is such a depressing actlvlty ' fo these feDowa tbat they need additional $Um.Ulatlon, they should find sometblrlg ~ey really enjoy. Alcobol doesn't c~ pliment guns any better than it does automobUes. It ts bad news from the start, and apt to worsen. U a bunting party feels the need to s:oclaUze, walt unW the autos and guns are laid to rest for the night. Tbe chit chat around an evening campfire is many times How well your banker mDN enjoyable tban stum.bllng around a woods with a firearm capable of destroying you or a frle1111, and or a state of mind that makes that possib:llllJ much knows your community m""' real tells you a lot about SCOTTS FERTILIZERS For Beautiful Lawns! yourbankl Plus 2 or Turf Builder GO GAMBLES And Savel SucCessful real estate appraim' and former Mavor of Ruidoso, Dan Swearingin is a man cf dynamic talent and deep convictions. At Security Bank, we're proud to have Dan Swearingin on OW' Board of Directof8. A New Mexico native, he lim: displayed his business acumen at fourteen when he bedarne actively engaged in the operation of Dan Dee Cabins in Ruidoso.

    bmughttoyc~aby The paBSage of year:s sharpened his interest in real estate, as well as. hls skills, 1t also broug}u an acute aWare­ ness cf the necd:!rof the elderly, For the past fl.ftten yeilrs, he served on the board of Landsun, a Methodist • GUARANTY owrted retirement and nwsing home in Carkbad. Although his tkm is based in Albuquerque, he's an11 very ABSTRAa &. TITLE ...... invclved in our community and our way of life. · PHONE 257-2091 &curiey Bank ls !eel by people like Dan Swearingin-a man who knows Ruidoso,. and who understands our ~amy, our views and most lmportandy, cur people! FOR THE WEEK OF Sept. 7 Thru Sept 11 We know Ruidoso.

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    "'' Pages- Ruidoso I N.M.l NeWs Thursday, September 3,1911

    VARSITY ROSTER - CHEERLEADERS GRADE POS. - NO. NAME Trlna

    ,. Bill Woodul ...... - ...... u qa Dahn Stirman Rachel M~:~~~z 17 Grady Williamson ...... Jl · RB ThereSa· Jeanene Weems 24 l

    1981 SCHEDULE Doy1e Howell Darrel Stierwalt KICK.OFF TIME: 7:30 P.M.

    September 4- Estanc:ia- Here September 11 -Socorro- H-ere September 13- Dexter- There September 25- Jal- There October 2- NMMI- Here [Homecoming] •october 9- Cobre- There '. ~,. *October 16- Tularosa- There ' *October 23 - Oem ing - Here '~- . •october 30-Tor C- Here "'November 6- Silver City- Here ._ l

    *Denotes Distrid Game COACH COACH Ronny Mas·kew · Vince Collins Jim Ramsey THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING RUIDOSO BUSINESSES· AND FOOTBALL BOOSTERS

    ROFFLER FAMILY HAIR CENTER RUIDOSO WHOLESALE LUMBER C & LLUMBER AND SUPPLY ALLEN'S AUTO PARTS SIVAGE ELECTRIC RUIDOSO QUICK PRINT BRUNELL'S RUIDOSO CLEANERS R&RFENCE CONTINENTAl TElEPHONE COMPANY OF THE WEST ZIAGLASS .: RANCHHOUSE RESTAURANT WHITLOCK & LYLE REAL ESTATE NEELEY ·JAMES SEARS D & D BEAUTY SALON NORMAN'S PIZZA NAPA AUTO PARTS BIG T FAMILY RESTAURANT MOUNTAIN Si

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    ._wmwm'lm«"*''!,_w~*W«.__~ Inside· 'Tbe_,Capitol OPINION PAGE Yours and Ours . by. Fred McCaffrey TliE RUIDOSO NEWS ------USPSNo.:ti281o , ' • ,Puhllobod eueh - and 'fhursday by ~ News, Jne., J. SAN'l'AFE Evecybod)''s"dolng~. liad a· most ~ CIguUlY. . -said, 11fmternlzes with desl:lny." · K,.andMaryGreen ...... , ...... : ..... Publi!here In tbe C88e of Nomum Ellenberger, it · lf that atatement; doem't leave you KyScDII ...... B-essJoW. Visitors to Ruidoso, as well as permanent residents, w., Ute judge who deH\llred !bal . breathlesS.-nothing wliL · . ' caleDieilef ...... · ...... l!>llti>r amelioratlrJS: message to the world. as the Some objeenEdw•rds ...... ' .. , ...... Ad.. rtis!J>g Mgr. decry the lack of a ready supply of village maps. ·Jud8e's jUSiillca- for lolling lbe beeauae they feel abe is too close toEmWo JliclfFroot ...... Composing Mg. pris01101' flD Wlpuulshed. Naranjo, IUo Arriba county's leading In tile lolest caso, MIIIJIY Goldetein hsd patron: · _ .. . _ _ '. __SUJI~C~lPTIQN ~ATES !J'LADYAHC£ __ Th~ .. t;h!;llmb~ of. C~strives to~.EL.s~QP.ly_ __ · 1u~utout111i!ll'lll'l41firbliiiSillTHe dldii'i mer-oru-aiight "be more put off by het ___ _._Single oopy, 25c; Single Copy by MaU;ille; t1 monthsOut'of County:, $17; available- but It Is to noavall, because demand alWays get. off qulte as lightly as Norman. Manny ostelltatlotaS and meanlnglesa prOle style. within County, $15; l year outof"Cdimty, fJQ.; wUilin County, $18; Home exceeds the supply. haa to put ~ f2,()52.1n fine and restitutiOn; It I> to he hq>ed tbat oueh lllllsments ao Deliver)', $2..50 per IDODth. Ellenberger dldn't ,have to- pay back a she bands down fu tbe future will be le!l The Ruldoso- News reserves tbe right to rejecl. advertfsillg and edit ·copy clime.) rbetorical thlul that clmlllent - and more · 'that .it considers objectloRable. Liability for any error in a4vertbing shall A few ye:ars back, an accurate as possible map was But n Is an In- inteWgihlo.. ' not exceed. tbe value ol the actual space In wblch the eml{' occ11-rs and Finally, a few words on Judgllt Flncher shall be satisfied by carrnctlon in Ule next issue. Cab 257-4001 far Home drawn s.howing the vUiage 8$lt was then, with very few Neal's decision on the 1&81 liquor-contrDl Delivery. mistakes in street names.. ad. (You can. count. on tbe fact that other words wW foDow in time 1b eome,) one thing the LegislatDre beld ov~ This map was not only adequate,_ but vary satlsfacfory. of all tbose who &rgned for tbia Letters the Editor choose ooe name at r,.ndom, to The problem with producing a:village map, due to the of the hiD) ~~:~! Bouslcl~! ··-oot it tbe a,ddltion of subdivisions. Is that a new map be<:omes obsolete virtually before It Is off the presses. There's no as as an mis.s-Spelllng in your very own collllllD, distribution. Thls brings to mind a proverb, "People who Jive in glass houses shouldn't ••• ", enough said. .As a suggest\On. perhaps the Chamber could use that GlennE.nlll' first adequate village map for all future printings - and, by making changes to note the location of new Dear editor: I don't know aoout tbe Libyan telephone subdivisions, the person using this map could be vir· sratern, but I do know about our so-called tually assured of finding any residence anywhere, by "robber telephones., in Ruidoso and the surrounding areas. bei.ng able to dtive to any section of the villiige then, by Let us asswne an emergency <uatioJL directions from a given point, arrive at the destination. You need to call a doctDI", poUceman. fireman, etc. Dial the operator on your nearest pay-phone; you'll fJnil it does.o't Oue to the money that could be saved in printing costs. costa thing rortbls servlcell • because there would only be minor changes made In the The pay-phones are tb!lt. way for a AUTOMOBILE RENTING & LEASING reason and inatructionsare cl:early printed map before each new printing, perhaps the Chamber on ~ phones. Someday aU pay-phones could keep an -adequate supply of reasonably accurate will be this type. AJli)N'ell.Uy your phone maps on hand, by having new maPs printed twice a lEASING SERVICE system in Ruidoso Is a step ahead of thB areas the complainl:tl'8 come from! year. Truck Renting & Leasing GlennExtor If the Chamber c:an't budget tor this ltem, perhaps some SOUTHWEST DODGE, method of making the map pay Its way could be devised. Dear editor: We feel this service should re-te a high prklr\ty In the Regarding your eolmnn, "Phone: call CJ' d Chamber's activity schedule. -CD MAIN INC. Canf11.sion" .dated AUg. 13, 1981. voiD' mothod of proof·'Oadlng must not app]J to rppe comment T.L WILSON .,.SPORTING GOODS., we ALL OWN THE 110MB 302 Sudderth Drl'fe SALE AI sure as the ·l!lllD rises and sets, the 257·7077 SALE neutron bomb will be "ob.$olete" before INSTOCK. MODEL CAL, PRICES the end of Ute present term of- Ronald Reagan. . · Z-Remldgt4a. 'IH 311-06 29L95 3-Glenfield 1S 22 LR Single Shot 6".95 And as aunt as the bomb becomes ob­ 1-llemiogton '180 SSRem. 25U5 solete, some mlUtary maslermlnd wU1 Z- Rellliii~Wo. 742 7mm eqnss 291.9S come through witb a wef4pon that kllls Stuph & Junk people in unprecedented fashion. 3-Bawge ]25 2U.RSfogleShot ..... 2 - Hemf:ag&oa 700 Classic 'lt:DJD: mauser ...... And as sure as tbat miUtary 1-Wiuehester 76-X'J'R...VarmJt 222 3&L95 breakthrough is made, the U. S. govem· . . . by 1-Wtnehester 'lD-XTft..Vai'IDft ZZ.250 Dl.95 mentlwill BBY lt has to have It to stay ahead 2-Sovage 89 Z2LR.SingleSllot 56.95 of the Soviet Union and "preserve peace." 1-Rem.I:Dgtoa uoo 18gaqge ....,. And as sure as. that new innovation in 2-Remlagtoa XPlOD 221Rem. Fireball ...... killlng Is ordered, we will pay for fL Such Is the bottom llne of the e;u:esslve Cale Dickey Cosh & Carry Only- Sale Good Until Sept. 7, 1981 militaty mechanlzatiOD5 for which our government Is responsible. We pay for IL "DoDars and cents" has been tbe theme of t.be Reagan admlnlstratlon In 1981, SILLY QUIBBLING HOT HATCH HATCHING savin1 doDan and cents to rid the ecotK!my of inflatloJL Tile government bas "Notarians" ... "Rotarians" •.. those The folks down Hateb way has hatched sought to bim Itself to bare bones, pulllDg BR the words that the National Notary up plans for a real Wn.gue burning ab­ funds away fi'Cim emplopnent programs. Assodal.ion claims Rotary Jntsmatla-nal is W'V&noe .•. saturday and Sunday •.. in school kmch programs, aid to clUes and qWbbling aboul. ••• whlclt makes abont. as tbe Hatch MUl'll.clpal Airport •.. 'caus~ towns. and food stamp programs. much sease as at'lulng whether blue that's when. and where the Hatch ChUe Meanwhile the Reapn adminlatratlen cheese is bteu .•. which it Is, then again, it Festival ts being held ... and tbls ain't no has called for an Increase of $32 bi1llon for could be i.t ain't. Oy by niKbl hatching of plans at Hatch ..• the defense department. However the Notar1alllills all up Ill arms 'CBUSe this is their loth armusl Chlle Granting that the defense department . . . charRing that the Rotarlam are ob­ Festival. has in fad tanen "behind in its attempts to jecting ..• strenuously, perhaps legaUy The fun as haS be4m hatched up by the adequately man an all-vDlunteer army am even • • • about the Notarlans caiHng Batcllites gels underway Saturday at 7 keep Lts ships floating, some kind of in­ themselves Notarians • • • bec:s.use, ac­ a.m. witb a pancake breakfast 1 , , t'!teBSe in hmding is merited. However, cording to the Notariaos. the Rdarians possibly served with Hatch chile syrup,, , when we consider the neutron bomb, we ~ of the oplnlon that people wW beoome then there's a cltill cooking cortest with YOU HAVE 100 PENNIES?? tend to feel tbat the Pentagon Ia beblg conloozled ... and get the Rotarians and $300 In prize funds ... and possilll)' some givep too mucb slack by the Reagan Ad­ Notari:ans mixed up. sampling of the goodies ... and there's mlnistraltcm. other things • . • muszle loader shoot ... OR MORE?? What ts the neutron bomb bat anotlllll' First off •.• there doesn't seem to be any lrap shoot ... horseshoe pitching . , . and wrsion of tt.e dreaded nuclear bomb? How call for the notarys to eaU themselves DddUDg contest • • • and crownllig of We are experiencing a temporary penny does its rn-ence make our countey- any Notarlans •.• even though they think it's queens ... and hot air balloon rides ... more secure? classy . . . and real lmpottant satinding and hay rides ... and watennelon eating shortage. In order te fulfill our commercial 'l'hO ""11-tlon coming'-Sec-.,. .•. BDd this could be sol.-ed by just calling contest .. , and all sm1s of things ... not banking services to local customers, we are of Defense Caapar Weinberger ta that themselves what tbeY are ••• Notarys ... furgettjpg chili sampling . .". •cause neulnln bomb is a ••deternnt" weapon, a whicb couldn;t pO.Sslb~y be confp.sed wllll s~eilne's gotta eat an tmse chftes 85 n.ow paying a "Penny Premium". weapon tbat could be used on the enemy'i Rolarians .•. and it'd n'taka more sense wind llP as chili ..• and these goings on conventional troops to halt adV8Jle8S, The .•. •eause "Notarians•• just don't make will be going on Saturday and Sunday . . , WE'LL BUY 100 PENNIES FOR $1.20!1 obJect of the neutron hemb 1> to kW the much sense .• , so rnethlnks tbe Rotartans so's there's plenty (If time to get over to en~ with the use of tn"bmaa radiation, •.• lf'n indeed they are .objeetiug .•. overindulging in cbill • . • and gd. back All .you have do Is bring your pennies, whUe ko.Yinl! bundlngo and machines should keep up the good work , ••·and let here to watch-the bot Labor Day race . , . loose or rolled, to our main bank by the intaot. ;;t~ .get about their business of the All-~erican Futurity . . . •cause Of aignatccres quit wattblng one of those ponies winning Sofeway store. ; on the f528,00D in that race has just gotta be more What an easy wny to earn some "blck· aclting than burning ¥OUr RUllet mun· C!hlngchUL . to-school" money!! 'CourSe you could bring a hot batch of baC!k with ~~;.~~~~~--~~;~;'"~;~!~~;~ ·tmgueHatch chDl warmed up so you can••. andreally get holler your P.S. Your Dad & Mom and aunts and whilst the F'uturlty Is being run ••. which undes and grandparents can brine in their might be like liaving your call:e and eatbul: it toO ••• and Up smackih[ll .::bni"'s U\m peilnies, tooll ...,. to 110111e loU.. ••• leestwlse that's :_thelnllatchll

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    THE GALLERY PAGE ... originol arts in the High Country_ r Take A Tour of Ruidoso's Fine Art Galleries

    TilE OLD ADOBE PATIO GAlLERY, owaed by Qlgg_e IDd. BYm1_ ~ ja_ loea.Ced In the Old AdaM Plaza onRq1nraJ 37. The gaUecy olisi>Ja>sllD•Soullnno• art by New.Mexko811d Arlzouaattistlaad lfldudes wa1ereolon, oUs, pottery and some unusual gift Hemt.

    ARMADILLO ·STA~ GLASS STUDIO SMITH LTD. GA~Y, owned b)' Saaja GAI.LERIA de WATKINS, QWiltd by Pat AND GALLJ!IlY, at .... Sudden~~ Drive . 111111 LBWIIOb Smf1h, 18 loeated al 66Z Walkbui IIDd her son Daryle, lsloeakd bl •• 8en:JSB from C&sey's CabDia, II owud by ·~ , Sbddertb Drive. 'l'lle gallery ~e&1UI'el' U1e Roll)'wood area aeroaa ..... Slaaver's o• BLB ·AI:Jl:lBE Jauey DDd J~ Peny~ '11111~ PI;!IT}'II o_riJI~_l . ~ _bf ~~__§~tb.w ____ Tire and A11ta.lbe Gallertit oUen •e•pl __ •• feature CUJlom Jlala grass WUuloWs for ·.&j•• -= n en 1 r~., . · :,;:.. arti&Cs ~ sculpCures l:iy Lawson Smith pottery, patat~DP aad 1uuu1 c:raltedCifts. ~ ·;. t+ A , • L..J • • ~ churches, homes aad. . commercial and odlers. They are lbe only registered buDdings, ahmk rib nptifes sad prlva1e dealer- of 1be American Acalie;Jilf of FIDe 1\RT GALLbHY I.e nons. Arts ID the Ruidoso area.

    THE ROADRUNNER, located In mfdf:own RuidosG, Is owned by An:her and Flodle CRUCIS ART BRONZE GALLERY AND WU&on. Tbey earry orlgbaal watereolon, FOUNDRY.. toea ted BCJ'OSII tbe street frobl metal sculpl~, woodworlr: ami mbdature on pa.IDtbJgs. :"Rawley... '!:'t":!!..-:;"'J!":':::..""== and D. J. Sl!lllggs. RaWley does CRUCIS ART BRONZE .,..,... '"'"""' ID ... ,....,..., """ Ids · 9. ffers investmen_ ts In art and antiques tha_t are lo~·ely eollecllee a1 ID the """jewelcy •; live with, now and in the future. to Rawley's ~* ARTmAN'SSHOPAND~Y~~~~~~~aad~loo~~~m~o~lli;~~·~~~·t~o~~~~~e~red:_ ____~------~~~:2~~~;1~----~------~;;~;;,~~;;;;~~;;~;.;;;~~~~~~~~~- ==~ lst<>ne sculpture, fine serigraphs, originfal lcharc:oal drawings and signed and numbered prints as as fine antiques and unusual jewelry.

    Well-known Artists Represented: Tom Knapp, Walter JRawle•y. Linda Edwards, Zane Neal, Alberto Ric:hard;;on IDa1vid Smith, Ray Lowther, Betty Martin, Russ Kimberling, Jena Hawley-Whitaker and Putman. Also, Bear Shield, Elmer Hosetosavit, Jo Mora, Ben Etta Cates. Louie Ewing, Carl Hawks. Martha Robbins and .Charlene Biesele. .Across From Swimming Pool on Sudderth

    OIDGINAL INDIAN AND SOUillWESI' ART

    .,,;1 - Artists On Display - .,._,·•Jim Thon1DM •Jutttin Wt"IIM •Mirhol"1 Mf'f:ullou~h •Nam·y l..ouvier •Ro1and RctM" ltGary C.ort" •Annora TatE" •Linl("oln Fox •K.-n Paynf' * Wt" Al8o HavP A J.ar~.- Srlf"('tiun Of New PrintM That Havif' Jm•t Arrived C.OII-IING SOON: Mlf:HAF.I. 11-J~C.lii.J,OIJGH. WATF.R C.OJ.OR ARTIST. 11-IIKF: Wll.l. BF: IN THF: SHOP FOR A ONF: JUAN SHOW. AIJGIJST 28 THRII SF.PTF:MBF.R 7. P.O. Rox ARTISAN'S SHOP & GAllERY Art Works By Leading Southwest Artists i!l'®ro.u •GORDON SNIDOW •MIMI JUNGBLUTH

    Phone 257·2626

    STAINED Smith, LTD. ~allery mSudderib GLASS Lawson & Sonya Smith 257-2511 CUSTOM WINDOWS AND DESIGNS FEATURING O~IGINAL PAINTINGS BY: REPAIRS SUPPLIES Peter Hurd, NAAWS • James Ralph Johnson, AICA•Jamesllf,Haney• Carl J. Sndtb • WHITE MOUNTAIN POTTERY DarothyBellKnapp •IgnatiusPal~er •

    PAINTINGS BY SCVLPTlJRES BY: ROD MARKHAM TomKnapp•LawsonM.Smrth,AAFA• AND LYNETTE WATKINS MaryAnn Gerber• TrumanKluck• S00THWE$TilRN FIIRNITURE BY FURNI'tbR~ BV:; - .• . JIMDELL Jiin Oell of Santa Fe ETCHINGS BY THE ONL.YREGISTEREIJ DEALER PIIONEm'IDI TOMKNAPIL . lN'l'REBUlDOSOAREA -- ·· ·----·.1--- 26,39.SUDOERTH American' Academy of. Fine Arts ..

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    ' Thursday, Stptember 3, 1981 Ru1doso I N.M.I News- Pagel State's Interstate repair costs· · · pegged, at $4 7. 7 million annually

    far such work in the current fiscal year by Dokeaaid. the federal government. With the state's Z5 Poor road. surface

    percent. The Mexico Highway BENNETT'S INDIAN SHOP ~ 17rmr/o; to our many friPnds, j()(•ke.l'S and troirwrs, lrorsemt•n ami /oral pPOp/e uiw c.1 ../~.:,~~ 2;.,1.., llat'P I

    brings you Now T•idng Orlau For Chrlllm•• CMi Wrollhs COUSINS' PEANUTS® and Rllfros --tl>tl>'~Ai----- PLAZA CENTER - by Charles M. Schulz 2' Wrtlllos - '15.00 Rilfros - t1s:oo ts.oo for mailing WHAT IF I FOR6ET LOUIS 11-IE Two Bx10s ·111ree5x7s alfjllhoro In flro COYnlly ,_warretsr MY WNCH? MILLIONTH? 61~ Sudderth 20 anly.,2.00

    il-IE NEXT TIME l The lost, REMEMBER IT, I'LL dependable BE IN COLLEGE carpet and upholstery cleaner...... FRIDAY & SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 & 5 Rent lhe Rug Doctor at: - PHOTOGRAPHY HOURS - Avallableat \YestemAu1o Friday: 10 To 7 2818 $uddertb 85'1-5263 Satut'Ciay: 10 To 5:30 lunth 1 To 2

    Hours: .,\YNS~ 2550 Sudderth 9-8 011M 257-9061

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    Every Item In Store Is On SALE! (5 Days Only) Sale Will Run Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday Of Labor Day Any Item Not Tagged With An ORANGE or GREEN Tag Is On Sale At 10% Discount! Items Tagged Will Be Discounted As Follows: • ORANGE TAGS - 50% Discount GREEN TAGS - 25% Discount

    < Every Item Is On Sale

    Yes, We Have Had A Good Summer and Want To Break All Sales Records In 1981. The ALL-AMERICAN SALE For ALL AMERICAN WEEK! Start And Finish At The Wild Snail! A FOR EVERYONE!

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    ~ . -----·· ~ ~ OVER 250 AUTHENTIC HANDWOVEN NAVAJO RUGS ~ ~ DIRECT FROM THE NAVAJO RESERVATION WILL BE ~I ~I OFFERED AT AUCTION EACH DAY ~ li!!E:! BEGINNING AT 7:30P.M. li!!E:! ~ ~- ~ -~ ill ·... , :'=~~:~EY ill ill BELEN, N. M. ill .: ill "ATIENTION HORSEMEN": ill ~ ill WE WILL ALSO HAVE A GOOD SELECTION ~ ~~ OF HANDWOVEN NAVAJO SADDLE BLANKETS· - f2EI I~ FOR SALE DURING SHOWROOM HOURS ALL I~ ill . _ . THREE DAYS...... ···. ill

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    &"'.m~~~~~.:::::::**w:~e~~i~'*f~;!8~:'8i:O:i:i:.':i:~~)'::~.:::AA.;:.-::~'AAS';-::~I!:::%%'!t~:!~~si&~~s~~~!i:£."i'iS::>.::::.w~>.~:f..'f.~~~.. :~::::~JJ::*:::::::t~-:::~ · Focus on . · · · · Official Records .·.~ Ann MersioY81Ey, Trustee, to Mary Gene .. W~pEED Fontoln Bur-. Lolli, "llloclc 16, Towo Sm ·'·Business Don and E. Lyle and and Couojry Norti\. Llru!o1n CountY, N. M. J. J.qlo Marpret by E. Maine Shafer Den'lli W •. Wllllloclu!nd GloriaJ. Whlllock Wlllte Mounblln Developmenl ClJinpiDf, tt.Jotmllanlet-novicb, a tract of land Inc., ·a NIM" -MeDco Cofporatlon; to iD the NE:IHt SecUan lB, TlOS, R13E, KeoQetb. E. 2'Aiwackl and Nancy A. Dear Mr. Shafer: I would like to SeD Whether it's a rocket. to V.mus, pencils, chases of agenclft!l buying a Ions list of N.M.P.M.,UnC:oln t;:ouncy, N. M. Zawac1<4 Lot'AI, Block 3, Wblla"M­ goods and aervlc;:es to the government. · or Janitorial services, the government is in equipment and ·Supplies. These GSA Estales, Unll 2, Uneo1n Com!ty, N. M. -· --wbatpotnt~-ean-you-offer?------·-----the-market for your product. centers are In Atlanta, Boston-;----€11.1cago-,--• The Unlted States GoverJWent remaJ,ns How do you sell to ? Forl Worth, Denver, Kansas City, Los M. L. Santoscoy to L. M. Santoscoy, a Irene Dean to Jr., the blsgest buyer in this country - ami the Angeles, San Francisco, Pbiladelphia, tract of land In the NW:Y..SE¥1, Section 'l1, Olivia M. Coot, the west '( .m feet of Lot '1, world. · · First,lt's necessacy b:lget your name on Seattle, New York Clty and WashlrigtQR, TllB, Bl3J!!, N.M.P.M., LlncolnCOWJty, N. all of Loll 8, 9, IO, 11 BI'Kllll, Block 45, apprOpriide;Usts of bidders. Even before D.C. M. · . Capitan, Lincoln Councy, N. M.. ::::~»~~~~:::::::::i:=:::::::::=:-.;:;:;:x;;;;:,;:;;:;~~;;-;:=:~::~~-::,-~:::;:~:~ that you shoilld llnd out on your own which agencies buy what goods or servlces. A The Commerce Departtnent pt'blish~ Charles W. Ritz to" Charles W. Ritz, J R •- rd and ·J 0 •-- K---• •- 'ld "COUllilerce Business Daily.' listing Troatee of the CharleS W. Ritz and. CleO • • a.cnna ...... "-~IUIU\1 "' good source for this data is the SBA's Ritz Truat, Lobi: 28 and 'J:l, Block & Unit n, camelot of RuidClSO, Inc., Lot 8, Block 3, WI .erness · publication, "U. S. Goverment Pur- propWied government plD'Chasea and Alto Lakes Golf and Counlcy Clnb1 Sob., Cometot Sob., Until, Lincoln Connty, N. subcontracting opportunities. •sdom chlpslng Sales and Directory.'' <;:oples may Llncnln Coon~$, N. M. MJames W. Mallfleld -ahd Patr(cla S, _· ,be purchased from tbe Superintendent of SBA also works closely wlth federal wl QUITCLAIMDEEDS Maxllehl to Woodle J. WallhaU and "tb .w.. __,._. Documents, United States Government purchasing agencies and the nation's ___;·Wl __ "_.:"Y:...".:.•...; ••--••OW8Y_:_·_~ 1 ·· l'rlii!IDg-Oiflcio; WaiffilijgtOn;D. c. l!\J-766-3588, Acres, Lincoln County, N. M. Sub., LincoJn County, N. M. I'· i I

    And it surely wasn't! boat wu not like I moreu:pertenced sensitive before. to bodyrt seemEed~J;~~~ balanCe, than any canoe I bad 1 was so unsure of Its behavior it seemed best to walt far warmer weather before testing Its capablllty. Now the water Is warm. and I bave teSted it. ANNWERSARY My first cruise was on a peaceful river with many lily pad strewn guts that WALLCOVERING SPECIAU meandered Into the swamps. In the four or LOWEST PRICES IN SAVE five miles covered. I learned a great deal about the boat, and gained considerable respect for its e.apabwty. Most of Ute FOUR YEARS! JS%_40~ -paddling was -done wit-h a wooden qnoe On Classic 99'" Wall Paint & A-100'" Flat House Paint n=g. price paddle, and only a UtUe witll double kayak AH WaHcovering Books paddles. The Brst sensation is that of • A-100® Flat Latex • Thousands of Fashionable Patterns quickness. Quick to lean if you get a bit off • lncludln__g Exclusive Patterns found balance, and just as quick to respond to the HousePaint only at Sherwin-Williams Stores. padlfie. Because lh8 flat bottom does-r~ot Res. $16.99 gal. have a keel, the c.-aft can be turned quite sha~ly. This lack of keel creates a greater • Classic 99•' Flat tendency for the boat to zigzag during Latex Wall Paint pad.dllng, but anyone famWar with tbe Reg. $15.99 gal. paddling methods of solo canoeists will soon get the hang or keeping a straight .course while continuously paddling from YOUR CHOICE one side. After acquiring a reel, I pushed the boat hard and lt moved with pleasing speed, and without undue effort. Dwing the bard ~ddllng 1 leaned lt as much as I dared, which was a half inch or so short of water apUUng over the side, and there was no tendency for it to continue rolling. I was, of course, grateful for this virtue. So, what's my impression of the pirogue. Well, I'm still not conYinced it will • A-100® Gloss Latex House YOUR CHOICE adequately fnl my need for a duck boat, for Paint Reg. Sl7.99 gal. which lt was built, but it is a fun boat lt's • Cla&slc 99® LateX Satin ideal as a one man crart ralthOllgh 1t will Enamel Reg. t16.99 gal. carry two) for fishing and poking around ~ WINDOW DECOR quiet watera. For the one htmdred dollars or so It takes to build, It's a bargain.

    Send questions to: Wilderness Wisdom, 30"c:..50% Post Office Box 237, Pittsville, Maryland LookForOur all at off reg. price 21850. Anniversary Display 6 of Special Bargains! 1.15 SIERRA Perfect Touch" 30M 50"' C'W::::.Woven ai:.. fO Printing & Rubber Stamps Why wail Z or 3 weeks for your stamp • Over 100 patterns off ordeTS when we cao da It In l d;u-? Retalf and Wholesale 111 Levolor> One.-lnch X""" Cop lea SuperPaintT Blinds Bosiness CBrds Interior Latex Flat 'l3 Metal 99 - • Over 200 stylish colors 30~ Ink Pads, Daters Paint (lnst•lbtlnp ...:t~a) Magnetic Sips Wall Reg. •• 8.99 •''· Notaey Slamps Semi·Oioss Enamel Reg. $19.99 $14.99s;~L Plastk Laminating Across from the Post Office ·2001 ~~:i~~~r:;:x &1499 CARPET SALE! Flat House Paint gal. Reg. 119.99 gal. Latex Gloss House Paint Reg. $20,99 &15.99,... •..~$2 -~~: •Complete Tr;•nsmi!ISio•n Overhaul Exterior Stains! • Engine Tuneup & Complete • A-ICJOC!' Stain& Finish Brake Jobs • Semi-TrillnsJ?Brenl V3 Starllght- •Complete Line of Automo­ • Solid Color Latex and 011 off reg. priQ:! .JOO% liylon Pile. Cuttn LoopReg. 89.99 tive Repair Guarantee or Limited Warranty lale on all Sbcrwln-Wntrams Coatings. See label rar d~:tall:s. Autumn Skies- 5799 .100% Trevira"'Polyester Pile.. Saxony. Reg. SI0.99 sq. yd. Selected Painting Aids Cantelbury­ . INCLUDING IOO'l'o Nylon Pile• BRUSHES & ROLLERS Cut'n Loop Reg. fit.99 East Wind- IOO'l'o 30%..40~1:a- Trevlra"' Polyester Pile. Saxony.Reo.sl5.99 SAVE ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! Congoleum "'Spring" Reg. 813.99 All Aluminum Ladders '10..!30 • VInyl Flooring• 7 Patterns • 2SColors • Step & Extension • Many sizes off reg. price Sale ends Seprember 26 (Carpet nol available at all11tores'l IPNdlng•ndk'lslllllltlonextrl) -SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CELEBRATES WITH VALUABLE PRIZES FOR YOU! * OVER &139,0~0 11'1 PRIZES_...; 3206 TOTAL PRIZES NATIONWIDE * WINNERS AT EVERY STORE! Enteratanrstore RoomsofAoorccwerlng BcsuretoenterdrawlngfortheseaddltionalpriDia · ItlSWinnersof " ItlS * R f w Qcover1n l awarded at IWery stare:: forr"'ationa . Superralnt * oomsWooodsa g * t2500DlacountCertlftcoteonWovenWoods. Drawing _ '' IPI· ucbwln~ * Woven , * "C:e:~tury of C:olor•• dfieoratlng book. Reglsblrfurall drawingS at~ny Sh~rwln-WIIIIams 8ton:::,8tp:t. 2·26. Nt11 purchan neC~e~sary. Yt11u need not be pNsent to win. Natltlln~l prl~e winners notified by nov. 15, 1981~ ALAMOGORDO, Ew- MEXICO . Shorwln.WIIllams 600 .TENTH ST. PHONE 437·4900 chll~.f= •' LABOR DAY STORE HOUii$: OPEN 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. "' . .. - .· '·-'·- _ __.,__,.,______. ------.---·-·-· . ·------... ----~~~--· --~------~-~-----~~-- . ·, ""••• . . !·• ...... 'l· .. _ ...... -...... ~-.- ""..! • ,..;-#J w·.c,... *' •"" ·w •,.. .., ...... , ...... - ... ,...... ,..,...... e<-4 .,.,.,...... ,.;.h.4.1d' d_.,._.,... ,...,. :!!!I! 1 r' ds de d d d • I d d d «rti iw'1zdn"'fddtf*;..,;,d,;,.; d-d d-4 d 1 d.= de' d rl dd' ·h;,; ' ' l. ' ' . I .

    JOID. • • .• • • . .• • .• .• . .'· . . . Cantaloupes Wale Picnic c Treat · ~1 ~ lb 39 Chuck Steak ~-~::-:o:.~~-·:~...... Lb SJ 59 Ground Beef ~r~u..:: ...... Lb SJ Swiss Steak =~~-~~~...... i.b SJ 59 5 79 Sw.lss Steak ...CHUCK£W."""'""" AAI.I CUT. BNL'&, ...... l b 1 WRIGHT'S FlaK'y;m • Mt. Man Biscuits

    6·PK s 12·0z 6.5·0z 10·0• Cans Bag Cans

    ~copyright 1968,80,81 Safeway Stores Inc. Ever da low Prices Fries g~~k~!Rc~~--~'...... ~~= 5135 Beef Stew ~'6'J~ ...... ·.~~~ sl 73 Canned Vegetables 69 1&·02 Cut, French Siyle or Seasoned Heavenly Hash ff.l'•• M ..... ~·~;."J:~ sl GREEN BEANS Punch ~s~~~~'?~~~ ...... ~~=n .5259 17-0ii Cream Style or Whole Kernel GOLDEN CORN Del Monte Products 1S.OzSpinach or 17.()z Green Peas GREEN PEAS or SPINACH

    .. DEL MONTE DEL MONTE LITE TOWN HOUSEWHOLE . s·Catsup Fruit •.••. ·Sweet Pickles 1 SAVE 44·0z 16-0z 5·.· C · Btl 1 Can 301 I LITE PEACH HALVES, SLICES or f •• ,,. . Pears . . tAV[ .• 16f

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    Flour 32·0Z 15·0Z 18-0z 5-Lb Bag Box Can Box

    Photo Processing Prices Effecllve lhru 9/8 Elposures •...•...1 1.11 36 Exposures ...... :•. .t•• Exposures ...... '2.11 BMM Movies~E: .. .. Exposures ...... 13.19 20 Exp. Slides ...... Kodak PR 144- lnstant Film ~~~~8.4·0zTube

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    KDDAICFILM ANTI FREEZE/ C11N4C...... il Coolant Oil Filter ...... E. lnstamatic a\'l't.~b~~ s1 Quart Can Each Magicubes ~\~'~ ....: ...... Eo s1 Tri Pack~:r.~~!.~~ ...... ~f; s4 SAVE 16' SJ99 .89¢ SAVE60' ~------1 ,-'

    SAFEWAY CHARCOAL. Price 96• Cents Off Price 87' SCOTCH BUY Tide Deter. c OFF LABEL aper Plat .... 40·Ct Pkg Buy 3 Get1 FREEl Coast Soap. c . . 4·Ct $}_62. -+•' 3,5·0Z . · ·. Bars I : . ·.. . ~ ' ' . . . ' . .· i' ...... -.- ..... ' ~. ';'

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    Louisiana alligators reclassified .· to reflecttheir improved status

    allig;ltors were ~lassifiod to "similarity· of appearance" iq·_nlne more LoulsJana padllhea. Also in 1979, lntemational t~de ill legally taken ..

    Georgia, Loulalana and Texas. In 1919, Anglers gearing up lor Labor Day fishing Many of the state's should also provide excellent Labor ~y for Labor Day trout flshing, but does not have campmg fisbir@: foray for some facilities, McNall said. Navajo will temperatures set produce go(Kl sized salmon foc trolling anglers. McNall $1,1.U~ts Quemado and Snow '""' lakes and Lake ROberts ln. the soutiJ. -- WeStern GHi -Country iild Bomto and AltO Louisiana alligators wiD now be Usted lakes in 1he southeast for more fine trout under a category of tbe Endangered fishing, Camping facilities provided by the Species Act caUed "threatened by City of Alamogordo at Bonito have been lllmJlartty of appearance." This category improved to accommodate larger crowds. Ls used for species that are not b1Qlogleally McNall said. in danger 6f extinction. but that so closelY Late August anc:l early September are resemble other species that are listed as also good times to catch channel catfish at endangered that it i.s difficult for law inlets In Elephant Butte and Caballo. Late enforcement officials to dlstinguisb bet­ swnmer nilns in the north haw lncreas~ ween the lli>ted and unlisted animals. ·The water levels at Conchas, Ule and Swnner "·8peecllt&f>S""H

    ESTATE JEWELRY SALE August 28 Through September 6 Delora Kirby of ~eb Jflnnr ~ntiques We Will Feature: Very beautiful diamonds, rubies, sapphires and other gem stones. Rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings and other fine pieces.

    New shipment of Oriental rugs below wholesale prices.

    Just Arrived -antique gun and SWQI'd collection.

    • Pocket Watches • Fine Furniture • Glassware • Primitives "If we don't have It, we will get It for you."

    COME BY AND VISIT, THE COFFEE IS ALWAYS READY RED DOOR ANTIQUE GALLERY 349 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE .. ' (1 Block South Of lnnsbrook Village) PHONE 257-2500

    . i ·• .. · .. I. b 7 7 { e a r r z t ,.·rrnr-remsrsz r -ws rneert r[n,nt·r·t Jet t a rzwrrzrmtttt"rss •• nn'tttn•me~r ••;?, We arb t rr .- nrt-H Mtb-· n FE'# -'twbrh bt6 + M wi-lt • '* hb * ·-· • ., • ·- ..__"" ~ -· . ' Thur\ldily, September3, 1981 Ru.rkJ.~o 1N.M, f.-"ews- Paqe"_,' ·~ : ·-··-. -' UNM now ·generating electricity thropgb use of solar collectors

    Deparl!nenl of Enorll' coolinB equip~Qent.

    of a Un~ ·State. Two publications help. with personal problems

    new may need the address state In. surance department, and somebody else IINO' want to know who regulate.. piiD1lbers and elevtrlclana. Two helpful pubUcl!ltlDDS are available with the &DBwers to IIUUIJo' quesUons like those above, and sbould be part of everybody's personal-mea, according to Jackie Martin, Eateii.Slon faniiiy On8nce speelaUst at New Mexico State University. The publication covering New Mezico CODSUIDer regulations is "Consumer Protection ln New Mexico, A Guide to the Consumer and Ec~nomlc Crimes Division of tbe New MaxicO Attorney Gentral's Offtce.u lt defines the A\tomey General's role in eooaumer protection. It eiplains the cms!IDler laws enforced: by bls offloe, such as the False Advertislng Act., the Land SubdlviBim Act, the Indian Arts and Crafts Sales Act. and many others. WATER WELL DRILLING PUMP_ SALES & SERVICE AIR ROTARY DRILLING •·'>·" ·ucensed,..,. lronded AppJy·a·rich, natural woo~sy finish CLEMENTS PUMP CO. to almost any home exterior... 'ATTENTION College Students

    Valspar Solidtone

    ). Wood Stain LATEX ... • For ur:;~~~~~n~~luah . Sawn or 29 • I • Won't Blister, Crack ·: or Peel '•

    OIL. .. • Enhances Natural Beauty of Wood • Easy Application and GALLON · Maintenance WAS $13.99

    Security Bank of Ruidoso,. and The ~Ruidoso News are offering a free subScription to The Rur~oso News for the .. coming college par. If vou are a Ru1doso High School graduate .and attending college get ~ur·name, address, SUBJEa TO PRESENT STOCK ONLY apd year of graduation in to. The. R~idciso ~ews, Then, I!"' seeurlt{·Bllnk and The .RUidOSO llle,W$ Will keep you In· · · t,rined aU' school year about your ft•ends~ loVed· ones and your. hometown. T-BIRD H'OME CENTER .. RUIDOSO,.-N'.. .M~

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    JtUIOOSOV ALLEY · JtUIDOSOP\lBJJC ST.ELEANOR'SGUILD ALCOHOLC~G CHAMBER OF COMMERa: LIBRARY HOURS ST. ELEANOR'S CHtJRCII ·For alcohol counseling, ~lepbQtle Paul . Meets ·t!m'd Wednesday in Cbamber Monday -19:00 a.m. to 7:00p.m. St. Eleanor's GuUd wiU meet every first Gallegos, office 257.so38; residence 347· Monday at noon and every 3rd Monday at 4268. Office at Counsellng Cent;er, Four office ·on Sudderth. May-8eptember 7 Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 7:..311 p.m. in the church .u,nleas. ~asons ·Mall. open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., p.rn.; Oetober-A.pril 12 noon. Meetings 10!01la.m.. to--7:00..p,m.------~-·-· - - nan NOON LIONS - -,pentrpubllc.~- .. --~-~----~- ... ·- otherwise stated in the church bulletin. AU Mondlly through Friday. Ruidoso Valley• Noon Lions Club meets aumosoMAsoNic. Friday - 10:00 a.m; to 4:00 p.m. ladies of the pariSh are invited to attend. each Wednesday, 12 noon to 1 p.m., at LODGEN0.73 RUIDOSO BOY SCOUTS Saturday - 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Whispering Pine Restaurant in Upper Meets each first MQnday in O.E.S. Hall, Troop 59, meet:s at 7 p,m. every Wed­ CARRIZOZO A·A Canyon of Ruidoso. Visiting Lions are nesday at tbe Elks Lodge. Rudy Flack, ST. ANNE'S GUIW Meets each Saturday at 8 p.m., in the 7:30 P.D'l• ilerbett Ford, W,M.; Jatt Meets the fourth Thursday of each welcome. McDonald, Secretary. Scoutmaster. For membership in· Rural Electric Building. formation can ~-5453 • month in the Parish Hall of the Episcopal 'Church of the Holy. Mount. Holy Com­ Boy ~i Troop 11Y7; Tuesdays, 7 p.m., RUIDOSO RONDO VALLEY EXTENSION CLUB munion 12 noon foUowed by lunch and the ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS White MounWn Middle School. meeting. · Meets 4th Wednesday of every month, RUIDOSO ARID GROUP RUOJ(IS() CUB SCOUTS 11:30 a.m. Covered diSh luncheon •. Place to Tuesdays, 8:00 p.m. FirSt· Christian . . . . EASTfmN STAJ\ Pac:k 59, meets at 7 p.m. the firat be announced. ··.ootJNSEUNG-SERVIOE··.··-- ·Church· ·AA k Alanon-&--Aiateen -meet- · Ruidoso Chap.~~· .fil..ormit:.cltthe .. .Monday:~f eacbmonthaU:tJe.Elks Lodge, Personal, family, couples, counseling separately. UONS E&Stei'n Stiir_me 2nd Thursday of each Jim Dickinson, .CUbmaster. CaD 257-7294 Saturdays, 8:00 p.m. First Cliristian Uons supper• every Tuesday night at the WOMAN'S CLUB through 'Counseling Center, serving month, ~ :30 p.m., Gateway. Visiting for membership informatlon. Church joint meeting. UOOB Hut in Skyland, 1f.z block off Sudderth Monday. 12 noon. luck lWlch. Lincoln County. 'Offices at Four Seasons members weltQme. pot Drive, behind Maytag Washeteria. Pack 95 meets the last Monday of every follow~ by brfdge and canasta. All in­ Mall Ruidoso. 'Phone 257·5033. In Closed step study, Tbursdays, 8 p.m., month at 7 p.m., at the".First Christian terested. women invited. Carrliozo, at County Health Office, First Christian Church. Phone 257-5038, 8 CAPITANUONS CWB Church's Fellowship Hall, on Hull Road Courthouse Annex, call 648-2412. 24-bour a.m.-5 p.m.; 257-5239 after 5 p.m. Meets 1st and 3rd Monday of each month and Gavilan Canyon. Cubmaster, Carolyn GARDEN CLUB ~LPUne, 1-437-8680. at the Smokey Beat Cafe, 7:00p.m. Hardwick. For lnfonnation call257-51B4 or The Ruidoso _Garden Club meets the ·~·.. ······~·-·.·.·.. •.·.• .. ·········*···············.[·········~·;···;·:···;·:·:·;·:~:·:·:·;·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·;·:·:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·!;:::::;:::::::::::::::::;~!::::::::::::::::::::s:::::::~:::~=:::::".: 257-4432.' third Tuesday of eacb month at 1:30 p.IQ. ················;·~-~·~;·;·~·~;~-~~~-~~----·····"'"':fu~~d~;: .. ~ptember 15: 10-Npon - AMARAN'l'R at the Ubrary in the multi-purpose room. ... OGRAM . Soclal Security; }I)-Noon- BlogqPressure PondeJ'(Isa Court No. 6, Order t1 tbe UN Visitors and guests welcome. P " Weight Check; 2-3 p.m.- E:Jcerclse Class; Amaranth, Inc.,• meetsltdF~ of everj RUIDOSO G CLUB VILLAGE OF RUIDOSO 3-4p.m. -Arts and Crafts. month. 7:30p.m. In Eastern Star~. Ruidoso Gun Club, meeting third GOLDEN AGE CLUB 1'bursday of each month, 7:30p.m. at the for ages l8aud over Wednesday, Septemtiet 16: 9:30 a;m.- Meets first and third Wednesdays at Library Senior Center Complex B Holiday Bowl; 10: 31Hl: 30 a.m. - ROO'ARYCWB Ubrary. Call 37H603. R.UNBOW GmlB IJJI£MBLY noon for covered dish lunches and· games Seboolhouse Park Noon Golden . Luncheon Ruidoso Hondo Valley Rotary Club at the llbrary. Visitors are welcome. Bette Romam, Director 7:30 meets each Tuesday noon at Holiday Inn. Meets each second anlllouttb Moriday, 1 p.m., Ill O•E.S. tt.n In Palbier Catewily. -PostQfflce-BraweriS4tt· · - · · p.m. - . . Rainbc>W Advisory Board ·meets ea& RUIDOSO-DUPLICATE BRIDGE CWB Ruidoso, New Mexico 88345 · Wednt'sday. September 16: Flu shots second Monda)' of tbe month, same place. Meets Wednesdays - 7:30. p.m., ·Adult MembershlpContrii!QtionFee: $5.00 9:00 a.m. for 65 or over and High Risk 115\~~~~.c Recreation center. •Call Center for Traosportatlon-257-4565 Adult Recreation Department. ""...-:;;-v, Rr OFFICEHOURS: Thursday, September 17: Shopping, 'Sir.~ .... 9 a.m.·ooon and 1:00.5:30 p.m. Escort, Transportation for information *'~u.· CENTER HOURS: call 257-4565; 2-3 p.m. -Exercise Class; RUIDOSO C. B. CLUB AsDeslgnatedlnCalendarofEvents 7:00 p.m. - BIRTHDAY PARTY & ALmUSA CLUB OFRUIOOSO Ruidoso C.B. Club meets at 7 :30 p.m. at ------~------·DANCE. Meets lsC •Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. for Norman's Pizza in the Gateway Shopping DAR Friday, September 18: 1o-11 a.m. - program and 3rd Tuesday for luncb Center on the flnlt and third Mondays. The Daughters of the American Tuesday. September 1: 10-Noon- Social Exercise Class; 11-Noon- Lapidary; 1·5 meettng. 12 noon at the First Cbtlstlan ~eyone welcome. Revolution meet the second Tuesday of Security; 10-Noon - Blood Pressure, p.m.- Games. Church. Call Kathy Barnett %57-s.tU days every month at 12 noon. Anyone eligible Welgbt Cbeck; 2-3 p.m. - Exercise Class; Monduy. Septl.'mberZl: 10-Noon- Pool; or Z57·7B1Z evenings for Information. JAYCEil'.S and interested, please call 257-7186. 3-4 p.m. -Arts and Crafts. 11-Noon- Sewing; 1·5 p.m. -Games; 3-4 WHITE MOUNTAINSEARCB6 RESCUE The Ruidoso Jaycees meet the second Wednesday, September 2: 9:30a.m.­ p.m.- Exercycle. Bowling; 10:30.11:30- Exercycle, Golden Tuesday. September 22: to-Noon - Meets at the Ruido50 Ubrary thlnl and fourth Wednesday at 8:30p.m., in the UNITED METHODIST WOMEN Tuesday at 7:30p.m. Jon Denny president; Age Noon Luncheon Meeting MPR; 1-5 Soc1al Security; 10-Noon - Blood Gold Room of the Holiday House. Meets each first Wednesday of the Herb Brunell. secretary. The Jayceettes wiD meet the third p.m. - Games; 7:30 p.rn. - Duplicate Pressure. Weight Check; 2-3 p.m. - R.E.A.C.T. -month at 7:30p.m., place to be announced. Bridge. Exercise Class; 3-4 p.m.- Pool Wednesday at 7:30p.m., In the Gold Room Lincoln County R.E.A.C.T. meets at 7 at the Holiday House. Thursday, September 3: Shopping, Wcdnrsday, September Z3; 9:30a.m.­ p.m. at the Chaparral Motel on Highway 70 WOMEN'S WORKDAY AT Escort, Transportation for infonnation Bowling, Holiday Bowl; 10:30.11:30 - on the first and third Sundays. Everyone CHURCH OF CHRIST call 257-456:>; 2-3 p.m. - Exercise Class; EKercycle; 2-3 p.m. - Exercise Class: weleome. In the Gateway area every first Wed· 7:00 p.m. - Hobo Supper-Games, Bring 7::10 p.m.- Duplicate Bridge. nesday of the month at the church. Stew, Beans. or Cornbread. Thursday, September 24: Shopping, Friday. Septl'mber 4.: HH1 a.m. - Escort. Transportation for information RUIDOSO B.P.O.E. NO. ZOIII Exercise Class; 11-12- Lapidary: 1-5 p.m. call257-4565; 2-3 p.m.- Exercise Class. Meets each 1st and 3rd Thursday at Elks SERTOMA CLUB LAMAZE PREPARED -Games. Friday, September 25: 16-11 a.m. - Club building on Hlgbway 70 west, a p.m. Sertolna meetlnga every Wednesptt>mbcr 11: lD-11 a.m. - Bridge. ROBERT J. HAGEE POST 'lt D1VORCE GROUP Exercise Class; 11-12- l.apidary; 1·5 p.m. LINCOLN COUNTY AM£JUCANLEGlON RUIDOSOSBRINECLUB • Meets every Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. -Games. ROME BUIIJ)ERS ASSOCIATION AUXD.IAR-.r Meets on the 4th Wednesday of the Commwlity United Methodist Church. Monday,September 14; lD-Noon- Pool; Meet.s first Tuesday of each month, 7 Meets jolnUy on tbe UJ1nt Wtdnesday of month. Phone 671-4598, 257·'1'19C or 371Hl00 Contact Counseling Center for further ll·Noon- Sewing; 1·5p.m.- Games; 3-4 Shop The Classifieds p.m., at Cree Meadows Country Club. each month, 7:00p.m., Evening Lions Hut. for the current meeting place. lnfonnatlon. 257-5038. p.m. - E~tercycle. ATTEND THE CHURCH Of YO.UR CHOICE EVERY SUNDAY

    ST MAT111L\S FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH EPISCOPAL CHURCH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MOUNTAIN CHRISTIAN FElLOWSHIP EPISCOPAL CHURCH Ruidoso, N. M. Parish Priest: Father Bernard Laughrey OF'IBE HOLY MOUNT OF CAPITAN Jack Leavitt, Ministering. Sixth and ''E" Streets Rev. E. W. Campbell, Pastor Sunday Masses: Saint Eleanor's - 8 and 121 Mescalero Trail, Ruiclo.so Third St. and White Oaks Phone 257-9366 Cartizom, New Mexieo Sunday &!rvlce- 9:45a.m. 10 a.m. Phone 257-2356 - Capitan, New Mellie() Church Services- 10 a.m. at 102 Clover Pbone 648-2815 Worship Service - 11:00 a.m. Saturday evening (Fulfllls Sunday Rector: Father Delbert Achuff Rev. David Lynch, Pastor Sunday Evening Prayer Service - 7:30 Vicar: Fa~r Delbert AcbuH' l!!vening Service - 7:00 p.m. obligation} - 8 p.m. Daily Office of Morning Prayer - 8 a.m. Sunday Worship Services- 9-10. p.m. at 102 Clover Holy Euelmrlst - 1st and 3rcl Swday - 7 Wednesday Service-7:00p.m. Dally Masses at 8' a.m. anci as armounced Dally Noonday Office - 12 a.m. Sunday School-10:30. FIRST CHRIS'I'IAN CHURCH p.m. RUIDOSO in Sunday Bulletin. Sunday: Holy Eucharist - 8 and 10:30 Now meeting fn new bnllding Office of Evenltlg Prayer - 2nd and 4th BAPTIST CHURCH Ccmfessions: Saturday -7:30 to 7:55p.m. a.m. FULLGOSPELHOUNFSS Gavilan Canyon and Hun Roads Sunday - 7 p.m. Palmer Gateway Choir Rehearsal at Sl Eleanor•s every Nursery {ages 0-3) Parish Hall - 10:30 CHURCH Rev. Ken Cole GA'tltWAY Rev. Wayne Joyce, Pastor Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. New members In­ a.m. On Entrance Ro&d in Ruidoso Downs Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. CBVRdiOF QIRJST Sunday School - 9:4S a.rn. vited. Wednesday: Holy Eucharist - 8 a.m. Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship - 10:45 a.m. Mllming Worship - 10:45 a.m. Baptisms: Parents must make Church School (grades 1-5) - 2:31H:l5 Morning Worship - 11:00 a.m. CarlPa~.~r p.m. Sunday Evening Service - 7:30 p.m. Early Worship Service - 6:30a.m. Bible Study - 9:30 a.m. Sunday E'lening Services - 6:00 p.m. arrangements-Sponsors from other Worship and Communion- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Nigbt Bible Study-7:00p.m. Parishes must bring a permit from their Primary Choir - 2:30-3:00 (Grades 1-2). Wednesday Svening Service-7:30p.m. Wednesday Night Bible Study - 8 p.m. Class Period - 3:00-3:45 (Grades 1-5). sunday Evening Worship - 6:00 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH own Pastor. 7TH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICES Wednesday Prayer Meeting-7:00p.m. Junior Choir - 3:45-4:14 (Grades 3-5). Floyd Ramsey, Pastor Ruidoso Downs, N. M. SANTA RITA Holy Eucharist-5:30p.m. Ruidoso, N.M. Ladles' Bible ClasS - 9:30 a.m.-Wed. Oale W. McCleskey. Pastor CAmOUCCHURCH Phone 1-524-2231 Held at First Presbyterian Church, Nob Adult Study Group- 7:30-9 p.m. J. Harris .GATEWAY ASSgp.ntt.Y Sfmday School- S:4S a.m. Fr. David J. Bergs, Pastor Thursday: Choir Rehearsal, Parish Hall - c. Hill, Ruidoso OFGOI)CUUatu Worshi~ Service - 11:00 a.m. Saturday Masses: 7:30p.m. Phone 378-43116 Wocshlp Services- 2 p.m. Palmer Gateway, Ruidoso Evening Worship - 6:00-p.m. 5:30p.m. -Santa Rita, C9rri2ozo. Saturday; Sabbath School - 1:30 p.m. Qifee-Fellowshlp following Pastor Ed Rimer Wednesday-7:00p.m. 7:00p.m. -Sacred Heart, capitan. Church-3:00p.m. Services conducted by: Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Sunday Masses: Wednesday Prayer Meeting-6:30p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OLD LINCOLN CHURCH 0. F. Krohn, Pastor-RosweU Church Service - 11:00 a.m. 8:00a.m. - St. Jude's in San Patricio. Phone 653-4893 Meeting at Methodist Church Gerald Hanns, Pastor-Alamogordo Tinnie, N. M. 9:15 a.m. - San Juan in Lincoln (In Sunday Evangelistic Service - 6 p.m. BUl Jones, Pastor Father Delbert Achuff Wednesday: Mid-Week Service- 7 p.m. private homes). CHURCH OF JESUSCHRISTLD.S. SAINT ANNE'S EPJSCOPAL CHAPEL Sunday School-9:45a.m. Evening Prayer - 7:00 p.m. 2nd and 4th Ruidoso Woman's Club 10:00 a.m. -Sacred Heart in capitan. Sunday of each month. Glencoe, N. M. APACHE INDIAN Worship 8ervl~ - 11 a.m. 11: 30 a.m. - Santa Rita, Carrizozo. Bill Streeter, Phone 257-5423 Rector: Father Delbert Achuff A$1EMBLYOFOOD Priesthood, Relief Society, Primary and FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SAINT JUDE'S Holy Communion-First Sunday-9:15a.m. Mest!aleto Capitan. N. M. . Young Women - 9 a.m. CATHOLIC CHURCH JEHOVAH'S WITNESSFS Sunday School - 10 a.m. I FIRST MerUn C. Neely, Pastor Rev. Wayland B. Holbrook, Pastor I David J. Bergs, Pastor Highway 37 - 1 Block into Sacrament Meeting- 11:15 a.m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -Phone671~ SUnday School-,- 9:45a.m. Forest Heights Subdivision Sunday .SchoOJ - 10:00 a.m. Sunday Masses in San Patricio - 8 a.m. Don McNamara, Interim Pasror Worship Service - 11:00 a.m. Clifton Keith, Presiding Minister Residence phone: 25'7·2970 or 257·2220 Morning W(ll'Sbip - 11:00 a.m. Evening Worship - 7:00 p.m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LD.S. MESCALERO Phone 267-7171 · MESCA.LERO BltANCH Church School_:. 9:45a.m. Sunday Ev•• ~rvlces -7:00p.m. Sunday Public Talk - 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship - 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Service- 7:00 p.rh. M£8CALERO BAPTIST MISSION REFORMED CHURCH Ray Cavanaugh JameS Huse, Pastor Minister : Clarence Van Heu kelom Sunday Watchtower Study - 10:50 a.m. Phone 671-4731 NOGAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CII,R.lSTI:AN SCIENc& Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Church School- 9:30 a.m. Thursday Ministry School-7:30p.m. Priesthood ...,. 8:30 a.m. Henry S. Rodgers, Pastor · . . tatflzOzo, N. M. ." . : . ·. t.fbl'ning Worship- 11:00 a.m. Worship Service - .10:30a.m. Thursday Service Meeting - 8:30 p.m. Sunday School- 10:30 a.m. Home Phone: 648-2274 In ClitlsUan Scle~e Library Bldg. 'l'taldihg Union ... 6:30p.m. Tuesday Group Bible Study..- 7:30p.m. Sacrament Meeting - 11:30 a.m. Sunday Services - 4:00 p.m. CAPITAN CHURCH 12th Street ICvening Worship --7:15p.m. MISSION FOUNTAIN OF Services: Wednesday Prayer Setvlce- 6:3G p.m. OF'i'HE NAZARENE JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES coMMtiMTYUNITED Sundays- 11:00 a.m. Meeting at the District Center of the Kingdom Hall-Capitan · LIVING WATER METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday-7:30p.m. HONDOVAI.LEYBAP'I'ISTCHUBCH Chw-cb of the Natarene, Angus Presiding Overseer, Kenneth Stone FULL GOSPEL In Gateway • Just offHwy. 70, Hondo, N. M. Rev. l, A. Lake Sunday Public Talk - 10:00 a.m. san Patrtcto Rev. Charles Spooner, Minister Cal West, Pastor Slltld&y School ..... 9:45 a.m. Sunday Watchtower Study - 10:50 a.m. Rev. Benjamin Chavez Sunday Schbol - 9:30 a.m. RVJOOSOGROUP Morning Worship - 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship - 11:00 a.m. Thursday Ministry School-7:30p.m. Services: Sunday School - 10:00 a.m.; Won~hip Service - 8:30a.m. (Summer) CIIJUSTIAN SCIENTISTS Evening Service - 6:00 p.m. Evening Worsbip- 6:00p.m. Thursday Service Meeting - 8:30 p.m. Sunday Nlgbt- 7:30p.m. ;Tuesday- 7:30 10:30 a.m. For information can 'JS7·79f11 Wednesday Bible Study - 7:00 p.m. Midweek Service-7:00p.m. Tuesday Gr

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