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by FRANKIE JARRELLRuidoso News Editor

The Ruidoso Village COW1cil, ina meeting cut short to accom­modate a Chamber of Commerceevent, set the wheels in motionTuesday for a special election to de­cide if the village will change itsform of government.

The council, learning frommunicipal clerk Tammie Maddoxthat the requisite number of signa­tures were on a petition calling forthe change from mayor/council tocommission/manager, set a specialmeeting for 2 p.m. Monday, April 3.Maddox, following state statutes,said she11 ask the council to call anelection for Tuesday, June 20.

Voters will cast ballots "for" or"against" the proposed change Inthat election.

Also Tuesday, COW1cillor .1. I)James, responding to statemenL~ hesaid he's read in the paper over theproposed change, assured theaudience and council that he wasthe person who called a nwnber ofcities to learn what fonn of govern-

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Teen's deathis subject ofinvestigation

NO. 95 IN OUR 43RD YEARTHURSDAY, MARCH 30,1989

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Law enforcement office1"i1 are in­vestigating the unattended death ofa 14-year-old Carrizozo girl.

Susan Cupit was pronounceddead at 8:20 a.m. Monday, bydeputy medical examiner NancyGuck, according to official reports.

Lincoln County Sheriff JamesMcSwane said his office is assistingthe Carrizozo Police Department inthe investigation of the apparentlyaccidental death.

Deputy Gilbert Arhculet8responded to a call at 8:02 a.m.Monday, from George and RayGene Barrie of Carrizozo, whoreported the unattended death oftheir daughter, Susan Cupit, in thebathtub of the family home, saidMcSwane.

The body was sent to the StateOffice of Medical Investigation fora~pay.

Also, the Sheriff's Department isassisting in the investigation of a

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Ruidoso citizeIlB got the wordearly this week that they shouldcall the Governor's Office and voiceopinions on the video gaming bill.

Local radio annoUDcerB and thelocal television channel ur~edttltizens to call the governor, saymghe was ask::i.ng for those calls,~ .~~a..~roonfor OOvti'tiior GaneY. Carrothers,said Wednesday the governorwasn't soliciting calls. He said allealls are loggea, aecording to theirB1.l~ but the .governor doesn'twnially 8ee the daily call log.

The television monitor on Chan­nel II, a8 well a8 announcers onboth radio stations. said the gov­emer'B office is asking for com-

ments on the video gamIng btll andmany Ruidoso citizenK rCKpondt-d tothe plea by callIng the govenH,~ of­fice this past week and a half.

With a long distance call to thtgovernor's office and thE' natlln· ofthe call given, a pleasant Roundingvoice asked if the caller waR for oragainst the bill. The callt"r'folresponse noted, the phone caUended.

Many CItizens no douht f('lt the)'had fulfilled their ohlIgatlonR to thE'governor'R request. That may nothave been true.

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someone In city hall was divisiondirectoi Leon Eggleston who saidhe couldn't remember who it wasthat told him of the request fromthe governor'R office.

Eggleston said he confirmed, bya call to the Governor's Office, thatcaU8 were being acc~.

"The Governor's ce is alway8accepting calls," said CavlneRs.

Radio stations got their infonua­t IOn from a news release providedby the Ruidoso Valley Chamber ofCommerce. R€ferencmg Senate Billf)72, the releaAe reads:

"Governor CarrutherR office willhe acceptmg callR on Wednesday,Mrlrch 29, after 2 p.m. on the videogamlT1g hIlI a8 it relates to Ruidoso,

Taos and Angel Fire."If you have an opinion on the is­

Bues. please call 1/827-3000 andspeak with the staff. Let themknow your position on Senate BiB572 so that the Governor can makean informed decision about signingthe legislation.

"A phone call haa been requestedeven if you have already expressedyour opinion in an earlier call.

'This is your opportunity to ex­press your feelings concerning thisImportant piece of economic devel­opment legislation. So please call1/827-3000 after 2 p.m. today."

Chamber executive director.John Jeffers said he was asked by achamber member, not by the Gover-

nor's Office, to get the word outThis week's call for calls was thesecond time RuidoRo citizenR weretold by the media to call the Gover­nor.

'We've not put out a npwsrelease on video gambling at a II."said Caviness. A number of Ruidosocitizena said they believed the Gov­ernor Carruthers was meeting at 2p.m. Wednesday with some localsover the gambling legislation.

"I think someone is p ul 11 ngsomeone's leg," said CavineRR, con­cerned over the wording of thememo that implied the request wasfrom the Governor's Office. "No, theG1lvernor's Officer has no knowl­edge of that memo or that informa-

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Goodloe said othet agencies needfunding, and she would prefer theybe funded instead of allocatingmoney fOT the addressing program.

If approved. the county will berequired to provide the road listand, perhaps, a consultant to coor­dinate volunteers to contact ruralresidents.

New county manager NickPappas, on hand for the first meet­ing since he was hired last week,recommended looking at the "pro8and cons," noting Chaves Countyrecently undertook an addressingprogram that cost more than ex­pected.

Turner said Chaves Countyfailed to do enough fundraising andcoordination before the system wasinitiated.

Commission Chairman BobHemphill said he attended a nrraladdressing system workshop andapproves of the system. Com­missioner Karon Petty suggestedthe proposed system could helpwith the 1990 census and the im­plementation of a new countyzoning ordinance.

Pappas will report next month.In other regular business, com-. .

ID18810neTS:-Acknowledged the withdrawal

of a request to open a road east ofCorona. Road Review Committeemember Patsy Sanchez recom­mended a fee or bond be estab­lished for requests to open or closeroads. She said the three-personreviews are conducted at some ex­pense to the county t adding thelast two reviewsresu1ted in with­drawals. Sanchez said landowners,not ttlana~8, should make the re­quests. Pe agreed.

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ment Protection Fund for $21,800to repair anil purchase law enforce­

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Con1mission considersrural addressing systemby DORIS CHERRYRu(doso News Staff Writer

A rural addresRing 8yRtemplUPOSal got mixed reviews MondayIn Carnzozo, before the LincolnCounty Commission referred it to~he new county mana.ger and tabledactIOn until the next comm.issionmeeting.

During a regular meeting of theLincoln County Commission, SueTurner of U.S. West Communica­tions, described a system designedto serve R,8 a tool for emergencyagencies, utility companies and lawenforcement agencies.. Turner, ~ing a slide presenta­

tion and written materials. de­scribed an optional system thatwould pinpoint the location of everycounty resident. She said all ad­dreRseR are logged and available foremergency response.

Cost of the addressing system isestimated at from $12.50 to $20 perdwelling, with financial help avail­able from Contel and U.S. West toimplement the program.

Two county officials who woulduse the system voiced support forthe plan, but Treasurer ShirleyGoodloe disagreed.

Emergency Medical System(EMS) director Nancy Guck saidthe system would save lives in Lin·coIn County.!, and Sheriff JamesMcSwane 8~id it would help his de­partment. •

But Goodloe said emergency per­sonnel are well-trained and canfind rural residences. Guck con­tended EMS often recei"es' callswith limited location information,res~ting in delays to emergencyservIceS.

Goodloe said many rural resi­dents, like ranchers, would notneed or want the addresses, notingit could result in alerting people to·isolated homes and contribute to in­creases in thefts.

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· . AcCordtng to-RUIdoso. .. '"amHostetter, today win be sunny and mild with'l ~~1(i.:t5,1'rit...'p« or. Tonlghtwnr be clear and cool. Friday will bO tafr: lind ..... WIUJneI'. with n'IOSUy outhw9sterfy winds... P~n for~ are: today, 0 percent; tonight. 0 peroont; and Friday, 0~. percent.· ' TtMt outlook for~ through Monday shows rather windy Saturday. turning~ 000'* Sunday and fait MOnday. with tornporatufos continUing above the seasonal:aawrage.., . Ruidoso's daHy maximum temperature for March 1989 has boen above nonnal on

23 otthelast29 days, averaging 62 degreas. or 6 degrees above normal tor the month.

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Engineer Bill Vreeke of Bon8n­nan Huston said the new itccessroad will be, completed witbin folD'weeks. The road must beeompletedby June 30, to obtain tUnding, 1l8idcommjssioners.

Commisllioners and Shain also~ the Mountain LalresSub­division low water,cr(l~.Th(!de­veloper is seeking an extensioll onthe ileadline to complete theCl'Oll8­mg, and commissioners will act onthat request at their nen-meeting.

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Teen'sContinued from page 1A .,1lUBpected arson 1D1d tiiire:lar.v in Fire Marslud and the insurancethe fire which destroyed '!'he-~ carrier ~ are investig/!JoiDg toMDepot in Capitan on February 28. " met which bas been 1istid,. ~.

The State Fire Marshal inve.m:- flOrime or the- Week" by LiMiJln 'gated t!te !ire and said l~al:ory , County Crimestoppers. .:~; IIresults mdicate a kerosene Dilid;ure '. . ,1was used W set the 1ire accordiJ!g AtlQO():MVil'dis~dto Oapitan Chief of Pohce Randy for int'oimalofun tlultJioladli t4 t'be.'Spell1'll. He. s!lid a new saddle rest 1Ulli grand jury indietrQel:lt':yalued-a~alrreported-miss---magistrate-o:ourHmId, " •mg from The~yD~pot. perBO':1 or persons who ~,

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Continued from page 1 A ge!1enu funds, llPecial' rtrolnWlment apparatus and equipment f;UDds" ~p;ta1 ,p1'!ljBJ;t. tlmds••~~and, f~r l;1dv~Il;1}'i' e~rcement ,P.ri~ f1milJti,\Cle~t/lllt'id£e~ ~pJanmng atid_trlnmng.-MCSwane--iigiiJl~ds.The'~~said he received a letter fromreportmonthIyon ~,inve.Howard Graff of New: Mexico Traf- ment and those which matured tbefie satety Department stating the month before the report. 'P 'c:nr:a can keep the vehicle8 ae- A eollateral pll1i9,~quO with a grant during former comes effective April. 1" .sheriJrDonSSmnels' adririnistm-.. each ,financial institut;io dinstion. county funds to pl., onlt tbc!H

-OK'd a. ~3:18 budget ~- ~s of seeuriti~~ 88 ~~, fCll'crease for semor CItizens fur cash m m state law. With the;, llJ!1ountlieu ofcommodities. pledged no less than the. wta1 vf

-Adopted the Board of Finance county funds on dejlOsit,lw theInvestment Policy with an amend-$l00,OOO FDIC -or FSLlO insuranllllment on procedm«;8 detailing the' covetBg~.The fllrmula ~,acounty manager's duties in consult- 100 pe(eent pledge f01' U1lUl$~ing with the cllIllDlissioners and county deposita. .,treasurer on recommending rules, ' ';"Tabled alllion on Planning andmethods, procedures and r~viln!s Zonin(s recommendati0!l '(01:$ timenecessary to ensure the policy 18 exteDBlon for CODipletmg ,IL l~

'consistent with state laws and water <;rDssi!lg on ~~, ~ inregulations. Mountain l.ake SubdiVlBlOn.. ,

The policy applies to all financial -ApJlrllVed accounts payableassets of Lincoln County including and payroll register.

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Cl>mmissioJl,ers Bob, :a~-pbiIl,Karon Petty and' Rick Simp~c;.~,along with projecteb!f:l~rscounty engincer Joe '. droveFort stanton Road to see if largetrucks hauling gravel to the newhighway site have dsmaged theroad., After the tour, the group agreedto seek an opinion from the StateHighway Department. Com­missioners will ask the HighwayDepartment to perform compactiontests to determine the extent andcause of damage to the gravel sur­face. Ifthe damage is caused by thegravel hanling contractor, the sur­face will be replaced, said JayCorazza, a representative of J.R.

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a background check, said last weekthat everything will be in order andracing season will go forward. Heand officers of Delaware Northhave said they welcome the investi­gation.

Hubbard was recently granted alicense to operate a new racetrackhe is constructing in Kansas. Hesaid he underwent the closest pos­sible scrutiny before being gnuitedthat license.

H. Rick Henson, general man­ager of Ruidoso Downs Race Track,said the concession contract callsfur about a half million dollars inimprovements and equipment withts~~ooo to be underwritten by~westSportsservice.

Henson 1l8id the contract wouldbe renewable annually ilVet 10yl!lUll, subject to State Racing Com­mi$sion approval.

Myers told reporters in Albu­querque the tlI)lllDrission hopes to-bavethebackground-investigatioDIIcompleted in a month. ...

The State Racing Commission onMonday approved 10 administra­tive officers and 20 racing officialsfor the 1989 racing season atRuidoso Downs Race Track.

But ct>mmlS810ners gave onlytentative approval to the companyunder a $3OQ.OOO contract to opera­te as concessionaire at the track.The five-member group is withhold­ing approval pending completion ofbackground investigation Of South­west Sportsservice and ita parentcom~,~;lawareNorth.. to published reports,Chairman Dan Myers said staffwillcontinue to assemble informationfrom vari(Jl18 investigative agencies.Concern has reportedly been ex·pressed about the company's in­volvement with a defunct New Yorkcompany whose officials were con·victed in the early '70s on federalconspiraey charges.

R.D. Hubbard, president ofRuidOBO~Racing,Inc., whoselicense to operate the track also hasbeen delayed. pending completion of

t!t~ fore~ sen1ce to get in~ comJH!" supply the P!Pl!uct. going into thattitian With pnvate enterpnse. Pd- pit would be lUdicrous," Stowe said.vate enterprise is what pays the "I~ to respond to the statebills in this countl'y and if you kill and to the Goverhor'1I Of6.Cli. Siilc:ethe small business by- lettiJIg the fm on the ,governor', business, ad­forest service or other federal agen- mary council, rm going to tellPonclcies get inv.olyed in things 1;ba.t pri- pel'lloll.lilli to the gpvernor. l' alsovate enterpn!l8 sho1;lld be doing, mtend to gel; 'a letter oft" W·Deweythe!l }'ou ~'ye _DO little_~. put. ~_of.tha.higbway c!eplll't.­tJ.1ell'" working to pay tue& to pay ment with ~~ to Congressman 'bills. Joe Sben Senator Pete

Two sand and .Jl'B.vel e:t:.tors Domenici. I don't like the looks ofissued a strong thumbs on it, It's taking business away fromthe project. Ruidoso. Businesses that are al-

Robert Beavers, owner of ready in place."Beavers Sand and Gravel, doubts Before issning a decision, thethat any accurate savings figure furest service is requesting publiccould be placed on the job before input,bidding. "

"It is infringing on my rightll asa private citizen,fl said Beavers. "We would like to receive ~ut''That's the business Pm in. The from the public by April 14 in erDevils Canyon pit.was supposed to to make the decision on,a timelybe a one-time deal the last time it manner and allow the State High­was opened for the airport," way and' Transportation Deps:dr

John Stowe, owner of Valley ment to finalize their plans," saidTransit Mix of Ruidoso, also' Jerry Hawkes, district ranger.believes it is government intrusion .into private enterprise. Hawkes Bald comments CllJl be

'With the economy as depressed ,submitted to the smokey Bearas it is in Ruidose lind the ,people Ranger District, 901 Mechemwho are already there who can Drive, Ruidoso,

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Pat'Thompson aceepts,a proclamation,of appreciation forBill McCarty and Wbite .MountaiJ:1 Development Corpora-ticm. - ,.... -- --"'-~

ou~or Lloyd L. Davis Jr., andc . ors Simon, Tom McNeil andJess Stinson didn't attend theworkshop.

for the Municipal Airport PlanningBoard.

-Authorized a sale of surplusproperty.

-Awarded the bid on a side­loading refuse packer to MCT, thelow bidder at $77,295.

-Heanl from Potter that testingon the Eagle Creek wells is ex­pected to be completed within twoweeks.

-Heanl Councillor Jess Stinsoncomplain of reading in the paper asuggestion from a village com­mittee.

Councillor Larry Simon was ab-sent Tuesday. ,

Just three of the six councillorsattended the workshop before theregular meeting. Councillors AIJunge, Elmer Pirelli and J.D.James discussed agenda items andthe proposed convention center dur­ing the informal session.

The forest service lilited seven is­sues, concerns and opportunitiesrelated to the proposal One ofthese seven issues was a Concern asto the comJ?8tition with privategravel operations.

State repre/lentative Ben ·Ballwas not that enthusiastic about thep~~ect. .'

'I certainly don't want. to costtaxpayers money for the construc­tion of the·highway, but if you'retalking about a $160,000 saving on300,000 tons of material, you'retalking 50 cents a ton and that'snot very much savings in myopinion. We would probably putmore then that back mto the com­munity if a local person had it.

"Anytime IOU issue a person apaycheck an he lives right here,that money is turned over four orfive times in the community. I un­derstand they are not going tocharge at all for the gravel thistime. The last time they charged 70cents a ton. Any. payment to theforest service will see that moneygo back to Washington and wewon't benefit at all. '

"It certainly is not fair for agovernment subsidized agency like

•Becky Bell-Durham, president of the Ruidoso ValleyChamber of Commerce. is one of the "celebrity"waitpersons who helped raise funds for the cham~

ber during an Idea Fair Tuesday at Cree MeadowsRestaurant.

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CouncilContlnl,led from page 1Awould have been appropriate forthe Lodgers Tax Advis~Board.

Bobby Parsons, making the re­quest, said he is a member of thatboard, so he took his request to thecouncil. He said the chamber, be­cause of an agreement made beforehe was in business here, has apolicy that precludes spendingprm;notional funds with localbusmesBes.

Potter said the lodgers tax fundhas the $6,000 unbudgeted, butadded lodgers tax revenues mayfall short of the $150,000 projectedbudget. He said the differenre willbe made up from the village generalfund if that happens.

In other regular business Tues­day, the council:

-Issued a proclamation of a~preclation to Bill McCarty andWhite Mountain Develoement C0r­poration for their contributions tothe community. Pat Thompson ofWhite Mountain Development wason hand to accept.

-Allocated $2,500 seed money

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by CHARLES STALLINGSRuidoso News Sports Writer

The Smokey Bear Renger Dis­trict of the Lincoln Nationil Forestis considering re-opening the DevilsCanyon gravel pit.

Not all citizens are in favor ofthe opening the pit, located about14 miles northeast of Ruidoso, andthe forest service is seeking publiccomment.

According to a news release, thepit will be opened at the reqUest ofthe New Mexico State Highway andTransportation Department.

James Yarbrough, field ex­ploratory and testing section, said a

I sampling of material found in thepit was of a quality that would al­low the use of Devils Canyon sitefor all surfacing. '

The proposal would extract200,000-300,000 tons ofgravel to beused on at least three highwayprojects near Ruidoso. The stateestimates a saving of $100,000­$150,000 by using the pit.

''This represents a significantsavings of tax monies and iscertainly to the advantage of thetaxpayer," Yarbrough wrote in arelease to the forest service.

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Pallbearers will be LeRQ:y Gooch,Bill Allen, Granville Bohannon,Bob Ellison, Jack McNeil and FredFryer. Honorary pallbearers will bemembers of the Ruidoso ValleyNoon Lions Club.

The family suggests memorialcontributions til Home Health Ser-vices of Lincoln County. '

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Memorial for long-time Weed He was a resident ofWeed sjp.ceresident Albert Deed Bevill was 1940 and was retired from theconducted Friday, March 24, at the United' States Forest Service. HeWeed Baptiat Church with the was a member of SacramentllReverend Van Bevill, pastor of Gold Masonic Lodg~ #24 in Alamogordo.Street Assembly of God in SilverCity officiating. Bevill ,i.s survived by his

Bevill died Sund!'.Y' March 19, at daughter and son·in-Iaw, Phyllis A.Lincoln County Medical Center. and Chester Harris of Hot Springsl,He Jrts buried P1 the Beyill fam- Arkansas; three gran~cbildrinan<1ily pUll: in Dlm_ CemeteE:,..-iJ·a--I;hr.ee-~~ognmmmndreo:;-.:.sln;-;------jWaldron, Arkansas. vivors include -cousins, Earl Bevill

llevill was born April 5, 1915, in of Nogall Elvin Bevill of Highlands,Bates, Arkansas, to Xavier Bevill Csliforma, and Ruby Leslie IJf Sanand Virgie Cia')'. Luis Obispo, Califoiniai.

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Graveside services were con- grandc~ and 1I~.en~at-- .--- :,c .ducted tOday (TIiuisClay) at Angus great-grandchildren, all llr New I' '.,Cemetery, with the Reverend David Mexico. 'pobsonofLubboek,'.!fems,-official1- -HHonorary -pallbearers"'wetenermg. grandchildren,

Harkey was born June 24, 1889, ,Harkey was preceded in death'at White Oaks to Jeriemiah F. by her husband, John W. Harkey,Dalton and Hannah Hurst Dalton. and son, J. Fay Harkey.A homemaker, she married JohnW. Harkey on June 12, 1912, in FUneral arrangement; were byNogal. She was a member of the LaGrone Funeral Chapel ofWorldwide Church ofGod. Ruidoso. '

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ecent lllC,~3ese,8sionfrom He- llrIld. in the hOll!!e during the 6O-day gets passed. ' memorandumli saying that theubliCl.\ll ' rs Tuesday., , seSSlOJl.••He IillUd, there "!eJ."e 899 Fi,eslmuln Representative Paul citilliJ, and counties should return.•~W.,Jaines :Martin and re~ House bUlliI, 784. ~nate Mlli, plus ~~ !Jot a laugh when .he the money., " " JayeS llen lIalI and Paid a.bllut, 150 mew.onals and resolu· sald he dldnt ~ow how effective

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\K.;Bobli." , .• ' all.the bills in the IIhort time ~he· office... '. and the difficulty some ~ties andJfflna~J\f$rtiilsaid,ev.enthough ' 1c::gis}atorshaYe. Alot;ot;good-bills ' , ",HamngtonsllJdo;as .a.,fr~s~ap.j , ,~ounti!lS wouldhavepaymg--back." Mcans are the minority party di~ Illld a lot IIf bad.bills pass,': he ,he leam-;d how difficult It Ill. to the funds. HB 360 said that the

n .t;h.e, Silnate, ·1)e believes they' saId. "A long~r seSSIon would Just budget time and get everything state would not force the cities aild. came,,g,,,t ,as a strong force. He said mean more bIlls, rather than more done. , counties til pay back the funds.

'/~r{l1 Appropriations Act time," he said. He said he is most proud of ,j '<"~,~~tm' ,the Senate's tit;ne. 'Hall, sa!d a lot of ba~ bills got H~use BUl 360, which ha~ to do "Having lived in New Mexico 42j IIii good about finally getting passed this year because of the WIth funds the state had dispersed years IJf my life, Ji couldn't believe

',' ", but said ,he was dis-- leadership in the, House and to cities and counties in 1987. Ae- there were 1,609 pieces of legisla·,~mtedl that Governor Garrey Senate. ' cording to Harrington, the atate ti\)n wrong with' this lltate. The~thers 'vetoed the bill which "The most we could hope to do as had $10'A million in an account, ConBtitution's worked pretty goodt(lJ'~.iJ.l4: ,J:6strict landfills. Martin Republicans was to lIusmm ii. veto if $2.8 which was dispersed ~ cities up until now," said Harrington.

down from the dark clouds close aeemm~ to be looking for s~meone.

T h overhead. All the cows are lying During the first ofthe service wee down resting, Little Patricia close left; the door open and here cameagainst here mother's side. the little white creature, quietly Ruidoso resident Jack M.

S-I Now just at three o'clock there is 'into the church, and lay d\lwn on RQbertson died Wednesday at Lin­• V,,er an opal and pearly silver lining the carptlt, n~ the altar. He was" coin County Medical Center. He

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. clouda give way and the sun breaks 6I\ioy the 'service, especially the Services are scheduled at 2:30".~.. L'.- n.-n'9 through like a heavenly benedic- muSic played on the organ by Deb- p.m. Friday, March 31, at the First

-!J\ " , '(" ' ,., tion. hie Jones Sanchez. Christian Church in RuidoSll. Dr.at,/", "I S Up jumns little 'Patricia, ,and be- " 'l'he next morning at the' nine- Harllid Brown, will' officiate, andD,'I Danie Agnew torm gins nudging her mllthet in the t1iirty Easter service here was the burial will folIoVI' m ]l'orestLawnli,," ,1:.,'. . side, and the two begin walking little white dog; and'it was plain to Cemetery.,'l9d;, 8a",c over the field, the mother ,grazing see he 'needed' a home. After the RQbertson moved til Ruidoso fivehi,,·,. o.i h, ' and the calfchiIdjumpingand run- service he. made frienda with Oraig yeatS ago from San Diego, Califor~."i ,l B o'l'be MOJQltain World s~g kept smiling through. The ning beside and now and then,nib- Whipple, and won the heart of Nel. nia. He retired after 35 years as aoJ :"iMi J.teJoices AfterAn bird songs increased as the robin bling at the moiat grass, taking ear- lie Ruth Jones, who took 'him on BraniffAirline.s pilot.roL l' j, ~messing and piii,on jay joined in to the Iy lessons from her beloved and home. Nellie has named him RobertSlln was born May 16,ni ::Thill is.' being sent to you on chorus. The fruit blooms continued devoted mother. "Santo," Spanish for Saint. Little 1921, in Waco, TeDs. He married

March twenty·seven, Easter Mon- to open encouraged by the moist air Bright Sun Charms Santo has brought an Easter blesll- Katherine C. RQbertson in Prairie.d!!t7l..Md all the mountain world is and the drops of rain. Farther The MountainLand ing to all of us. . Village, Kansas, on March 5, 1988.Brrol~ with calm Illld joyful thank· down the valley the pear trees are Nllw, on the twenty-eight I am The First Calf He was a member of the Lions Funeral arrangements are by,..fulnelld;jifor the great blessing of in bloom, along with tbe peach and sending you a second message. Is The Favorite Club and Braniff Retired Pilots As- LaGrone Funeral Chapel of~.sunday. ' early plum. Yet here at the place After a cloudy and rainy dayyester. OfThe Herd seciation. . Ruidoso.b; ,L,@tll'on Easter Day a few clouds the first early pear bloom came out dar. the twenty.seventh, Jack Frost The firat calfis alwayil welcomed

began moving in' from the East about noon. prod tIs a visit during the night. by the rest of cows, lIurely because()jl1'llJIlisiJIg moisture for a tbirllty My neighbors tell me that the And todar the sun is shining in a the instinct ofmotherhood is strong...lMd. And then this morning the apple bloom down the valley is very sky IJf bnght silken blue all IIpring in cows, many is the time you can-41Un.'was all silvery and pearl be- heavy, though just beginning. Here picks up the pace to make up for see several small calves in thenhiJ!l1.<a,bank of graY' elouds which at the place, the little crimson ap- loat ground during this espeCially shade guarded by a lone cow - a-lIlXtendlfd 110ft; and billowy all across pIe fruit buds are just looking out of late and cold springtime. baby sitter..nthe >IllJijr. Little light gray rain tbe leaf clusters at the endS of the Here just before high noon the Summer begins wben the cows~ extended acros.ll the vale twigs, like bright little red eyes, temperature is an even seventy, begin lying in the shade. Rightup to the west: happy with magic spring day. and the gentle breeze out IJf t1ie now,just after noon, they are lying

A moiat breath moved down the The many thini.!s liappening - west is Pll8hing yesterday's cool air in tlie sun. Little Patricia isway followed by tiny droplets IJf the, light rain, tb.ll.llird BQng8, the out of the vale. The early pear is stretched out full length, right l\y

--raiinmd mist. 'l'he sun just over . blooms fill your heart with joY. full of blooms; the purple clematis her mother's side, soaking up the'Sunrise Mountain shone forth in Happiness is in the air. vine bv the door has sent out new warm raya of the bright sun.

'>Jlight gold half light, with rainbow Little Patricia growth in just'one day. The apllie Cows are wonderruI mothers,, Jiilbaftll.. -ell:tending along the Likes...theRain blossoms'arestiIlcautiouswith·the- and tbe'calves are good Cow chil-} b~u\rttihli~dd~-ym.~evalle . Little J'atrl'Cla' t;1ili'fust'dill' of bees.. - .. arIllIDI},'.be '. ~"', " . or

, e e .ear, m • s m to loo~ forth. bringing li e Patricia during the, ..ti)IYffilY 'iilde of the worid began to Day IS very fond of the 11UJl. She Little Santo Easter Season. She and her mother

,['JgldW with pink lights and light ur- goes jumJ?ing and running, licking The Easter Dog are the very spirit of sacred new.p'le~.I'; ows as the sun s&:ne at the ram drops, and 11ibbling at On Easter eve we hild a six- life. Our mother always rejoiced at

"'%n:rw the opening clouds, til the the wet new grass. thirty evening service at Saint the arrival of the new calves;' and~fSo' d east. Here in midafter:noon, the rain Anne's ChaIJllI in GiIlncoe. Before. d~J;bis~.!!I'edseason. lieelthe

. ~-0ne~-ofuth~ '~voritebirds-ofhas oome1:oalun~ liiri8B15ll,'-tneseiVTce a-smiilI wliite dog was lileslled loving presence of our9fd1>rlng, the very tame yellow- and a cool breath comes sifl;ing nmning from one car to the other, Mother very fondly near.~ctrrl!listedPhoebe, sent its little song

lJlW~s=r it~ name Pheee-beee,IlJ;'hel!ll" • from Its perch under thet\~~ f the,house. The Phoebe ise:jjne"'of the most welcome mes-­.;sengsrs IJf spring. The Uttle ~y(,tiiiuse finchell with their bnghtL marks ofBtrawberry-red were feed­"91g'itt the feeder, and singing all inE!ltihe lidtall apricot tree, now sprout­vlii:tg llbuiIl green leaves. 'ro ~ red, white and blue

/Dount8ln blue birds were all out atethil'bl116bird tree flashing their blue

wings as they chirped their songs IJfEasterjoY.

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WITNESS MY HAND AND· dante.SEAL, Lincoln County, New.Men- 'CV·88-867co, on this 13th day ofMarch, 1989. Di~m

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the Corona Public Schools at P.O.Boz 258. Corona, NM through April7. 1989 at the office of the Super­intendent for the following: TwoCastle c:ommcm:ial stoves, each,stove is 58" by 29", bas ei2htburners and two ovens. Award" tobe determined on AJIri! 11, 1989.

IsJLucille KingSuperintendent

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Coker said he thinks the villagetrustees "lil1 approve and sign thedocum.ent. mtimateiy the Villagewill benefit from the new pipeline,he -continued.

The next step will be for theEsgle Creek IntenommUility WaterUsers Association to apply forfunds to construct the pipelinewithin the fiveoyear limitas definedin the newest proposed agreement,Coker concluded. '

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sented by the Capitan trustees,who refused earlier agreements dueto wording about time limitationsand transmission fees.

The newest proposal presentsguidelines for the next five years,Coker said. At the end of the five­year limit, the village must COOl­plete a pipeline from Eagle Creekto tra:nsmitthe water-and-no longerbe de\h,~ent on the Alamogordowater s.

Another change in the agree­ment is to have water transmission'fees established by an independent

The ,team now travels to the Miller said he expects his teamGoddard Invitational on April' I, to do well and hopes fur some newand the Roswell Invitational on records on the Wool Bowl's fastApril S, in the Wool Bowl. Among' tTack.

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Mayor Benny Coker said hehopes to have the April 10 townmeeting in the new facility.

In other recent village business,Coker said he met with village at­torney Don Dutton Wednesdil,. onnegotiationS between the villageand the Cit! of Alamogordo con­cerning the dispute over tTarisinit­ting-EaglCl' Creek wat.eI-tbrough theBonito Lake.Pipeline to Capitan.

Dutton, Coker and Alamogordoattorney Valerie Salisbury .dis­cussed the newest proposed agree­ment, which contains changes pre-

Capitan track athletes wait their' turns topractice discus, shot-put or javelin, gearingup for tough competition with tracksters

New Capitan village ,hall to open soonCapitan Village Trustees closed

the deal on the new village hall lastweek, according to village clerkJanet Keel.

Trustees, during their regu!1ll'March meeting, approved buyingthe unoceupied Old Gorrals andSagebrush western weill' store ahalf-block south of the present viI­la.ge-hall.-

Keel said village employees ereconstrucWtg counters and otherfurniture to convert the store intomunicipal offices. Keel said she ex­pects to Olove within a month.

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ata't:tlld:the ,seasonmtl"ue forDl by H,.te was tb:st and Gina Griegp . DaJ.f.9n.<:l!!X and :IlJcklandJinished

=:I~~Ol1J~~: ::anu:<r~~~;~trina:e~llecs:~or'~ h-sc:hool tTac~-~:I~RelaYs. " .• 300-m~,hdes and second in also placed. ~. field events, Lettie

,BOyscoacb, Blane Miller at- tho l00-mete.- hurdles. ' , LaRue finished second in 'discus,~ the w.m.. to teamwork., ~e .400-mete.- relay team, of Silvia Wbeel6! was secon~ in. shot-

WUUHlJ,"S were A,nU:.::r Sanehez, :Kame Cox, Boyd, ,McKay .and p~~ KeUey Wltter was third m thlltmt in ],!Ole vault,. . ,third in Griego'finished first;the SOO-J1),llter bighjum.p. .J"re~' C~1Guek, .'lh,lCOnd. in dis- . relay teftD1 of LaS!ia.Ul1ll TillbtSoP. In' running.events, TanunyCWli iUidJ~~, third, .~ Cyrlitsl Dalton, McKay lihdlJale Payne was fifth m the 100-meter~~,'mthe~t:~t. .' ~ :Gist and the medley te1ay hurd1es; Payne was s~cond and'. <CJirili .McPa!ti was tb:st Ul the team of TiI1otsop. Dalton, 'l'~ Shadow Tate was fifth m the 300­19O"Xi1¢tllr i,lal1h with a time of Peralta' and Eckland also finished meter low hdes; ShannonGlll'berU!i'8~', 'Qd ,Ma:1'6,n p,laced fifth. tmt. was' s~~ and Sunshyne Trost!II . . '. -was ilecond U1 the 200- Last weekend' the teams was tourtb U1 the l6oo-meter run.Jllet$'sh. '.. traveled to Hag~, where the . The 400-meter relay team' fin- - '"~~ was.ei1¢h m the 800- ,v~f;.v girls ~shed third o!erall. lshed second and the SOO-meter ,~wr run. The 800-meter relay , McKar ,finished tb:st U1 long~I!l.Y, team pf Jennifer Montoya~,of OharU ~sser, McCarty, i_ and Washburn w~s~ and J{elley Wi~, Tycie Traylor andQalltli98 andMartin were second. Eckland was'second in higbJ1I1I1p. ' Kelly Cox'finished second.. TJiii,:1600-1l1eter relay team of Boyd was third and Beth . The 16OQ-metermedley relayW~.~I,1SSe1l,,~~y, Heath Sw~ wail ei1¢h in l00-meter teRD1 of Diana Lively, Payne, Capitan boys varsity track team members Chris Shariks, Aaron Russell, Chuck Cox,H•. ancLTina Gallegos finished dash and Hale was tlrlrd and Melanie BeltTan and Alma Lively (back. from left) Anthony Sanchez. Chris HenrikPetj,.lrrson,Billy Cantrell and CharlieftJ!$tidIJ4ClI6OQ.J;Dllter medl'§ ,e1lly Griego wail ei1¢h in the 2Ol)-Oleter finished fourth and the l600-meter McCarty, Charli Rosser, 'Jerrod Martin and Tracey, (front row, frcimlett) Bobby Griego.t=bJ~Jr~;p~e:::0n3.than ~sae:m~w~ss=:,~~tr~ante~c~:i.i~~eC:~~r, Clay Guck, (next row down, from left) Heath Huey, Nathan Roybal. Warren Rus-

0tJl.ltt tracksterB seoring_ were run.' . Girls coach Pam Allen said the Heath LaMay, Julian Affuso. Luke Hall, sell and Storm Trost have a first-place andRUIiii!J, tbll.'dJand Buey, fifth, in Kerri Runnels was fifth in the ~s a.re trai.ning well and the. Tug Bowden. Se::,n Seay, Mike Flannagan a third place-win so far this season. (Photo1OQ.i;aJeterbig.l1hUrdles. 1600-meternm. vlInnty IS looking forward to the and Johnny Castillo, (middle row, from left) by Doris Cherry.)

·.RlIMeU was second, Huer was' ' Cindy Castillo was second in the Goddard Invitational at the WoolfolJl1:Jl and Seay was fifth m the l00-meter hurdles and the 300- Bowl in Roswell Saturday. Capitan die Kiper and Mike Reynolds fin- t!Ie meets show the~ of deilica- ~ the IS high schools~ to800,intermediate hmdles. meter low hurdles. tracksters will COOlpete with ished fourth. tion we have in our Tiger program," compete in .the invitBtionalS Ill'e, "Millel!saicleveryone did well at LaRue waS second in di~ and athletes from 3-A and 4-A schools . Coach Miller said the.t~':place Miller co!1tinued. ,Clovis, Ho~bs, ~swell and God-the'ineetwith good oompetition. Hale was second in 3OQ-meter dash. in southeastem New Mexico. wm It the Hagerman U1V1tBtional He said he was proud of the Jun- dard" ArteS1a, RUldoso, Lovington.'!JIbe JPrls team finished first The 400-meter relaJr team of She complimented the junior was not an indication of the boys' ior high athletes also. Carlsbad and PortBles. '~OOthe ~L.if several firBl;-Pl9;ce Coot, Borel, Mc:l{ay and Griego was high tracksters for their inlprove- performance as a team. Miller saidWUI8. Leslie Doe' wall tb:st U1 dis-tb:st and 800-Jlleter relay teaJV, of ment. spring break was a difficult week to~j :Lora Mc;Kay wastb:st and Nita Tillotson, Griego, McKay and Bale The boys also finished third in obtain consistency in the workouts.tuI16' was foulth in long jU'nlP; finished first; the lGOO-meter team .the Hagerman Alfalfa Relays. "The athletes who -showed up

McCarty finished first and Martin and participated in practice and atfourth in the loo-meter dash.McCatty also finished first in the2DO-meter dash.

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Gallegos was first and the 1600- ~~~"meter relay team of Rosser, Gal­legos, Roybal and Seay was second.

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Capitan junior high tra.ck athletes ,(from left) Jeff Cox, Jim Wes Robinson, Jeremy Turner, Ed-Griego and Aaron Quintana try to ~eep warm in the chillywinds blC)wlng dUring practice Monday.

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Meats team of Jolene Edwlll'ds, Chuck Cox placed llhth in district.Lisa l!Jdw,s.rds, John. Watllon and RusSen wasfifth.:bigadistrict indioKyle TrJlylor was fourth overall. vidual andninth ovirall. .Jolene Edwards wail, fourth place FFA spoD80l' Joel EdW'lll'ds saidindividual' and Lisa Edwards was'seventh place. ovenill.. The teamwas seecJnd .J]1. Di$tTict V withJolene. fourth and Lisa fifth placeindi .dilillB. \_.

'mrseil team"fKyle Allen, BrilmParker, TOI1ya Payton lmd KelleyWitter wasl:U\;h in District V. ' ; . , . ., , ,'" '. .. .• .Ag mecll8DiCiJteilrifoFNathanCapitilli' $C1iOOlBBtudelitstwmFriaaYiilia&t~, ¥:tll7 and 8,'fuchS, Da1Ias PeWees, Etek ~c}1s~ not attend Tuesday, Apri! 4, to al- atMa~Sullivan's Ce. aerossHeath HUlly' and Roy'ball"ere~ loW' forparenll-tellcher conferences., from Cummins~ket jnCapitan. Iin District V. ' . ......•••• " ' .... ..~."..',

tto:::mt!mn It;al ~d ~~ ~e Cap~~lOllmub~l~~=~eSetl.y was fifl;h~DilltrlctV. Poultry will. ~ee.t alttUp a.m. Wedn6~' thecClip;.tan='&tUeli8 Center,telui1 ofSllay; Cod$ Mo~· Lacy AppI.5, 'in tlie J..incolnCmmtyFatt-- will help individuals 'With bllei\) tulmd Kamm1e Jolly W/lSidxth in dis- bUilding"Mee. ' returns, Dring the tlIlt f0tm.8 andtritt. ,'.' , •• • ... .... other' pertinent Dlfonnation to the

Wool judging 1:ellm of RUllseU, The. Capitan Lto... Club will Capitan SeDiOl" ,CitUend builclinlr,~. payne and Lett$.e LaRull meet-at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, 1\priL betwten 1 and 3:30 p.m. on W6d,:wlistlilihthoVllralllUtil.fiAh in dis· 5, at Smokey Bear ~urant a nelldm and, Thurtldays .~trict. Russell W'ailllellOnd high !>,er-~ from. their prflVioUil MondA,. Aprl113. .. .' " .all individuaiand firllf; individ1J$l llieeting. aa~.tjDp will be'tbl; .' Theprogtaxn i,,(ot" tbeeldetl,y,in district. ': ' fiM ana thiid Wedni+y of' eaeh lowinCCl'n1e andbanclicappedc., LiVllstock ~ team ,or .R\,llII!leU, mo~t1l. '.l'lJe group l1l!O taplanniJ1g . ro1' Ililltilinfonnation call.~Tl'aylo'r, PllyMl AlI611 anhlt.ei1latea yard,we.fromSa.:iI1.tb5 p.ttl.817i, • 0

CaJlita!1 Future Farmers ofAmertca judging teams telok homesome :6.rst-place awards from thedistrict contests at Eastern NewManco University in Portales lastweekend.

The wildliie team of Jolene Ed­watds. LiaaEdwards; sarah Dock­erY and R!1chel La# was tb:st over­all f'lIt thecontestlJ: ~ districtscompete iri the. ,clontests wbich atecate.....,.;..ed into to'n1petition among'dislrii-IlC'h\lI11s; .t'heil:comPetitionamong winners of the districts toal:hiev~th.1l$\ta1lrating,In' .. . (1" udgingindividuals,,Jolene'. W~ll wall wet llVeralllJ,.;iiIa.~ Wlill. second. lmll

,~ :"all to1UtJl. 1!l the·dilltricttoXPpetitiion. the 'Iril4li£6 telM· was,first; .Jolene Edwards wastlrat ;Lisa EIl"1\tdll lleOOnd:~~and N:llthan Boybtll.. folttth'in theilliItric:t.individulUtlitinp.. .. x..nd il!dging team of Brian

I'arker. , Warten. RUlllleU, HellthBue1. ll~a BobbyGriell'Dwall seclond '6'W..-u, 1h'llt in. mstricl: v. Parlmr"jill fi,ist, ,R\Illsell.~oml and Hueytbitcl in fudividwll scoring,··

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Te..... first high "eri_. FairwayMeadows 2279; Hughes Body Shop2259; Shadow Mountain Lodge 2254,Te..... first high gmne: FairwayMeadows 820: Jennings Oil 1303;Jennings Oil 799.

M!m fiJ:st high serle... Vugil- .&ynolds 615; Ron Wan 568: ..lim Clemen"" 561.

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.. 1lV Ct:lARJ,.,es Sl'ALLI~GS ---atbletiQ-pl'OgJ'IIJ!IIl-Wa••- be~sucel!ssfuhvitb:{h~lll-wisbbonellt;._sked1lle-to apply-1brtm'-head-~erlf'~c:omp~j;ive..We Will rewi'li to: the~=_--RulDodOS(l News-SP9rtseWriter ..... 1ilaJ:n~d'best1IYWitJniba." .:.-':'{' t1lck,w~ie'~<IW:one tmili' a coach'sjolJ.·lUl.d'l dl.d,· Q\11',::mm,~striostrio·t, ·dicl,u.'Il~Winthe~,~, but Q""llidiJ iil- ~scboOlbolUirRll;"1 " '..'

. "" Un_dale Ruido 0 U: 'I. . "I'" " "'--'j; t.....:j;..'·· .tu'd' 'j; ball' ...• '''0 ~_4 .... ~. fi f .... la"" ........ ,;..... ;Iln .': ]a '. . . :. ,.'" . ".' .n .•..._io-;..c..;.'.,...:.;;...jc"".J:.u.l,;i"'--',c...;;~.~dootLi~~~p~J;nftl:~m1r~~-g~r~.:·tli~l'~t~!!~·~~ere ~:n°in~-i~~@:~~~e~~-}~~J!athletill director. Ragsdale -th'1;"thl~":~rl;::d,"-ro;-~~

............... ' COlIQ,,\> met. Wi... ~ .. ket~, fqotbaU, wres"'DJ,~1f IIr " ,cTJ!.eschool's press release didn't . . . .. \. e a "..c·.....""'''''.' an ~~coaches and thQ,~f.lll8!Ugh s,cboo1 teJ;'msl tile "Jayer mUBt.Jl'.ve eV!;l1'Y.~c1ud~ the !Jew colleh's.recoro. . ··work. band·in~gJ,ove,the ...~eJ;ilfteams for~e:tiri!ttin;J.81iistFri~. thinRthey'lI(1 ~tl}rl~~t:ft\.ourjQlJ as .. "MY. overall ~e@id.asa headproR1'a'Dl;.~~_c!'tl»Jl8ef.,p,ot

Th•.e senesofm.... l!ll.~. "'.ere bnef coaciiel!, to rt,thAt.llut;:o.f.th..exn,.• ·.!I'o . footlla.11 coa.ch.'. mcl.udin" the. JV. weaker, ·s81d,&..........e. '., .. > ..and fltouch b " filiIlU bet1 h h tha· .. ~ "I· ...~" . .inam oV :_'l~ ..m . aBe on ore pus tem .. 1;pbip.1;;",:.";"" ..telliXll'l that 1 had8Jld ev~ ~~!l.k' .' yr~ f"''ffflt~y:ing tiU1 tUn.. e on April 24.. "Astude.ll.th8.s to. hf4ve.··...~. eo.nC/!pt, .•..else --.6,.z..G..1," Rags'd!l1e said. .' '. . prog:nun.. ·1 tllln ..>if were·~l'to

RaP.da!ereoentefB the coac':l. of.whattheyean doifthW $It their ' ..~e said he is cOPlfo:rtable WiD infOotba}.1,. w.·\ihQUld :Wi!i'mprof'eB81on aftet. a two;and-a- . . llIJJ!.iI ~ ~t. That's the .~Xl. .m~gabout bill reconl. •. girls bas~tbiIU $Il.~ b<l1B'b.~f;.yell!' abosenC/!. ms Iast slXd:.:::.nif wp'reaOlDgtobead.." .....', ...• ; ..' ·.~.··Nt." ,'I'Y.'erv pr.oud of what we did 1lall,'t.enms,~""""~wedo,." ...~have been at e Ra~ale was asked!l1J..Q'n,this. at nobb8~in ligbt of wbJlt other' . 'Tlli heR'tll"'~••~-bI!~~TiyY.. '. '. ' parlieu1tl.rs"'le.l>ffoot.• ball.. " '.;. peo.·plll.;,lia..· .~. done at R.obbs in the nc>t. to do .aWav Wlthaug'..

. Prior to :F!VY, Ragsdale was a ':Our styl~willbe gepeh l:l1Jl1l.d , lllst.ld,. yelU'll.: Othet .than Doug Theie's om' to~bIl.liom~ .....,.,coach at _swell-God~ from a run. offense. I have l$l:l1heop. .J~l ll-Ollnehas. been sucC/!ssful becaUse fne£' to mske ttJ'1.. '...•!,:1973"1976, and at Hobbs from portu¢ty·to w..tc:hflOD1et:lf·e~eh at Hobbl! rM-C/! 1974. .. . '. "Ow"gid~sWO~l!~e.1977"89. . • ." -. aerid~XI,'ll fib#. .Th~iorill·l>e, ... ~~,~e, we~d uit\Ultion . be as Btf9~ ors~t~ '•

In what tfi:ectioll. will Ragsdale some dilfetentrlOokina' p1&s '&d!n when. ttook·.the bead footbll1l job have everbeell. bllcause 1 be1ievemlead theWarnors? . what Hell.ders.ollTan. out liaslelilly, that we had filur tough years ahead an overall.p1VgI,'ilDl." ~I s~ no~ in the discipline the new plass will att;ck the B81De of us. The Y.em- we we1'jl 1.9. we did .- ',."established. by. Coach. (~pe~) kind of. strengths and weaknesses not have a team in 0.Ul' prognim , "~this stare., or other i!tat«l{l-;>I:nR~~n., ~gsdale Bald. 1 dont o{that ~l:Ogram. '. which wae winnillg, au the way , ~~ to people YOU;wmfi#,d.~~~f,hink"•. ' you.can. run a propmn.. "I believe in tbro..nn.. the foo,l;.. .. doW:ntotheseventh ......de. q tY petllO!;l and Wll.wm.,aWlthout Wl!lmng. The tbinjlB ball. 1 don.'t believe tbatYou can be"' "A group ofparent;~dteachers DOUGiiAGSDAl:.E tinuQ to have a qUality Pl'O~" ,- . - ., ~

i····' .• ", .' by CHARLES STALLINGS Rmdo~. against the Roswell Wildcats. "I believllthe team willlitii~,"; '.'. Ruidoso News Sports Writer It 'Following this week's meet, the Maskew said hI!~ th!il full' building significant points toWatiI..

'., .y, . 'Ete Warriors will take a 'bost . Warriors will retUJ.'il to Roswell on Warrior squad to be back in school the district withi,n two weeks," hi. i······· ..,.... of p&sonal bests fro~ the last Saturday, April 8, to participate and hea1tny for the Roswell.ml!llt. BBid. . d:r'

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Thil WarriofB have been workingon the field d:!Jring the spring 1»:eaksnd looking forwiinl.to the con'testin .Roswell slated for Satlnday,Apiill. ' '.' ..' ..

Although many oftha woundedWarriOfB will be well enough to suitup for the 'road trip,"head co~ch ~RODJly Mask'e.w saicl'"sevetal Will .still be away from the'area beCause ­·ofvacation. .~

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Jler, YlaB ill for the last mli(lt. .

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" ,.;, ",;r: la~baIJteco: ~, Ccied~ all~ :'t.di~' ~uriDg tbiI tourna· JDaDnY MeSchradder, Jake Smith and ' :, said th~mal}.tySidedforg~es' ,

t =:~8na;ori:RriS Five.:~an ti0eeer . B:! 1i!i:: E~e:, ~=~ 5a&:i:t£:~~::~~, ", Youth Soeeer League. ' '" , ~tMarkRussell fqld Erie Peiia. Hll said the cilaeh em only in-

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~~y::.orli'r~~:,;uhy;~~~•.OterO ~~ToJ:ttao::b~ J::l; :::.JSsid~=~~:e~'I~fof~:from JIIDll 3-5 in Las Ciueeli. The' AmO~",,U:'~ in' the EllWliocL EllwoOd won the most im- handling by the players.team wiD also eompet!e in'aeYeral UDcIe'r-U ,diViaiOn,RUidOlO b- proved pJayenward. Seay said the 5-vs-5 season will .matc:hea inc1udi1!g the lntlemltion- iahtid with irina••o~ and Soeeer _chas were Dion begin 9n April 18, with gaIIll!ssl en in Juarez Mexieo d' tbreetiea. ' . " t.,'~, ,~A~~''--- ~_~~e:-week--aful-.{ln ~

e .' . 'da". , . ~eea,..}~~N.'l.,Ell The team "m.pla}' m matehes weekends. He said the gilmeS willSam Gmnliert. 13, Wllll namfld to ...... New MPico youth IICI«ei'l:WII,il in Roswell dutil2g the two weeb be on Saturdays only during the I

the 140-year-old. <?mnpicdeveJop- llPJit ~~ ~th, the~:llOUrtn after IlpriDg break: baseball season. Soceer season willDll!In,tprogramto npresent the New fiotnse~l,~usJ!~ end on May 21. 'Mexico·State select teem 14-~ 30... thes~~JfFll~ ,', One' season ends Registration for all ars, will be'd c1i: •• ........ "= hal aliea"- 20 .'--.-'0 the mII11:IJ" diBtrict from "6 -,,---,,-o. nIlOn........ ........ u~ ......,utI", , ' .... p.m. ' on ..............ystarted competition in New Mexico toIIrIilIment.·. ". .. • , A "'~~man m'de soecer season thro~h Fridal. April 5-7, at theand Teua. . Seay said the Warnol'l wexe "'~ RuidOso Public LiImuy.Dan~, 14.w~ llllJiled to the nnbd tbitd~ the loag falllea- Will be Cored by the Lincoln The Soeeer league will divide '

16-year-old OJ,mpie deveJopaumt &on, bllt the II}II'ina Huonsbowed. Co1,U)ty outh Soccer League this ~cipants into six age groups:program.. All state teIect \elms ·mUked deelirle beCaWle of tbQ =:nD~~ to league under eight. 10, 12, 14, 16 aIid 19. \"have mat.ehea .lIVelY. week. The achedufuur coDlJict with little . ~...~ -81· .state select. team.. Will c»mpetAi in IeeebuUthaU. . ',;~ uid 5-vs-5 soecer is a fast,. Seay said the LCYSL plans tothe Pre-CoDegiate c:u.P on APril 13- , aaid lICnI1ememhera

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, Ruidoso Jaycees is spo~oring a help,p1U'chase the a.h~ltetB. In'ex~special tlYents community shelter change for a donation, businessesproject. ' 'will be able to aflh their names and

The newly-formed civic group, logos, in bold color; on the Bides oforganized,for community, individu- the portable fabric buildings.al and management, development,is asking for donatio~ to support . "The shelters will serve

",.the.project,. ",.'-- ......-._--.'" "numerous-events withuses~gingThe Jaycees will purchase from hospitality enclos1U'lls' to

sevel,'aJ. ,portable fabric buildings, emergencY fire camps," continuesWeather-Ports, to donate to the the release. .Ruidoso Parks and Recreation De-partment for use at any pub- For additional information, or tolie/community event. The shelters help with the community project,also will be made available for use contact' club, president Cindyin emergencies. Clayton at 258-5858, or project

According to a news release pro- chairman JeffMaul at 257-9205.vided by the Jaycees, Ruidoeo busi­ness owners and operators arebeing ask!ld to make donations to

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Peggy Bates and her husband, BifI, of SwissChalet, were hosts for the Mexican Cup ski leamlast week. Shown with the Bates are (from left)Arturo Calderon, director of the Mexican Ski team,Peggy Bates, Christina Calderon, Bill Bates andFeddrico Velez Alvarez, vice president of pUblic re-latlol'Jsan«;l communication. .'

Special guests

February 21-ADMI1TED:Wileen Apachito,'Mesca1erojDISMISSED: Brandi Mendoza,

William Reynolds, Nora SilvaFebruary 22-ADMITl'ED: Yera

Sanchez, Capitan; Angelica San­chez, Ruidoso Downs

February 23-ADMI"'T"'rE""D:Annette Pereau, El Paso Texas;

Bryan Turnbow, NogalDlSMISSED: Eva Hutchinson;

WJ1eenApachitoFebruary 24-ADMlTI'ED:Robert Dutchover, Carrizozo;

Deborah Russell, Ruidoso; IvonOrtiz, Ruidoso; Vada Franks,Ruidoso "

DISMISSED: Annette Pereau,Baby Boy; Bryan Turnbow

February 25-ADMl1TED:Robert Griego, Fort Stanton

DlSMlSSED: Juanita Sanchez;Deborah Russell, Baby Girl; lvonOrtiz, Bany Boy

February 26-ADMITl'ED: RosaChavez, Carrizozo; Albert Bevill,Weed

DISMISSED: Angelica SanchezFebruary 27-ADMlTl'ED:

Michelle L. Wilson, RuidosoDISMISSED: Yada Franks

----i!'1FebnJary--28-ADMi'i'Tm~.iJenl_­Romero, Pecos Texas

DISMISSED: Robert Dutchover;Robert Griego; Michelle 1. Wilson,Baby Girl ,

March I-DISMISSED: RosaChawz: V-era-Sanchez

March 2-ADMr....r!""'ED>Tl: lolaDever, Ruidoso ..

March 4-ADMITl'ED: FernandoLopez, Ruidoso Downs; Jane Ter­rell, Ruidoso

DISMISSED: lola DeverMarch 5·ADMITfED: Laurie

Samora, Carrizozo; EstaefanitaCandelaria, Ruidoso

DlSMISSED: Jenee RomeroMarch 6-ADMlTI'ED: James

MeElhannon, Capitan; Dan Ortiz,Carrizozo

DlSMlSSED: Jane Terrell;Estaefanita Candelaria; FernandoLopez Black, Baby Girl

March 7-ADMI1TED:Linda Car­rillo, Mescalero; Linda Butler,Ruidoso; Sonya K. Mobley, Ruidoso;Norma Bragg, Ruidoso

March 8-ADMlTI'ED: MatthewCimarron, Mescalero

DlSMISSED: Norma Bragg;Linda Carrillo, Baby Boy; Spoya K.Mobley, Baby Boy

Match 9-ADMlTl'ED: TracyHarrington, Ruidoso. •

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2fIS,.luanita Sanchez,. Baby Girl,7lbs 10.8 oz. , ', '2123 Ani1ette and .lory Perll8.u,

Baby Boy, Slbe 5 l»I. ..2124 Debo~ R1l8sell, Baby Girl,

6 lbs 8.6 oz. .2124 . Martin and Ivon Ortiz,

Baby Boy, 6l~80,8 oz. '

2127'l'ol"y. imd 'SM1ley Wilson,Baby Girl, GIbe 10.8 oz.

3703 Jami·Lou 'lrYor and BoyBlaek, Baby Girl, GIbe 7.6 oz.

3107 Mr. and Mrs JoI1Jmy CaJI'rillo, BalW~y;1J Th8.3 oz~- .. ....

3/07 ~tegory J. and Sonya ,J{.Mobley,:8abyBoy, 61bs 0.2 oz•. , .

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The Hnmane Soeiety ofLincolnCOlUliy

Bill Mershon.-oteroCounty . - '.Electric Cooperative

P.S. The overwhelming responsethe cooperative has received fromits recent mailing does not supportMrs. Clancy's letter and in fact ap­Pears to be a mandate to the boaidOf trustees and the maJlagement ofthe cooperative especially in view ofthe 2-to-1 handicap we have experi­enced with the NMPSC.

for more than 25 years. When thisJIOrtion of the revenue disappears,the cost of a kilowatthour has to beincreased accordingly. Further­more, the consumer loses theability to control a part ofhis costswhen the billing is keyed to kilo­watthours alone.

We appreciate Mrs. ~s.. ence and attention to detail

an ve grown, respec er per­sistence, On t1'1e other hand slie hasnot done any favors for about 95%of the members of the electriccooperative.

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The private companies, faced with such competition,can beexpected to layoffemployeeS, cutback.on localpurchases of diesel, oil and other $upplies and. per­haps even sell off equipment or go out of business.That kind of long-term'.economic impact· should be. .weighed against the short-term savings of free gravelto a contractor.

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. In a similar, but unrelated move, the Ruido$o VillageCouncil voted Tuesday to subsidize a local companywhen members authorized a $6,000 payment to Par­sons' Pr()ductions for start-up oo$ts on the Talking'Vellow Pages.

. ·Thc:S· Smokey Bf;lar. Rang~r Di~t.rict of~he.. LincolnNational Forest" il;l.seeking pl,l~ll.c input'on a plan to

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allowllighwaycon$truction cont~actor$to use afarem.gravel.plton three are~ highwayproj(!(:t=:;. ThefQres't .serviceestlinates a 'savings of $100,000 to.$150,OOO'iii these private companies are allbwed to. extractgraVel frompubiiclands instead ()f purcha,sing itontti'EIopen market andfiguring that cost intothe prcijectbid.

Taxpayers, we are told, will reapthebenefit$ from thesavings to the contractors on the raw materials theyno.rmally bUy to do their road project$. Maybe so.

,But the contractors, knowing the state HighwayDepartment has budgeted for a projeCt, may justadjust their bids. and take the saVings to tIle bank.

,uMeanWhiTe;ptTvalegravelcompanieslfteTaceowifh'"stiffcompetition from a governmentagency offering tosupply their product free. The p'rivate suppliers, whohaVe operational expenses to meet. are shut out andour system of supply and demand is disrupted.

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hBnd'over$6.CfOcfofpUblic flJtJ'alffOaptivlitebusiness.The v~hicle for such promotional' ventures is theL.odgers Tax Advisory Board, the group charged withallocating lodgers tax to non-profit organizations for

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or are effectively competitive with most of the otherThis letter is a response to Mrs, controlling their oad in order not to cooperatives and investor-owned

Jeanie Clancy's letter printed in incur the added charge for capacity. utilities in New Mexico.the March 21 ~~89, issue of your The ability to control the electri- Mrs. Clancy adequately

, pa~r. Mrs. ljlancy accurately de- cal capacity,for a given facility is portrayed the impact of tourismscribes the situation leading up to one of the advantages of our cur- and vacation enterprise upon ourthe New Mexico Public Service .rent rate ,design. A number of our' service area. Several paragraphsCommiIIsion's action with respect to consumers have installed autoIll{lt- later she favorably hailed thethe Otero County Electric Coopera- ic demand controllers and others NMPSC rate proposal as having.~~.~q, ,.. , .... , ' .... ' ar:::~~~~~e- only a H% mm:ealle and complete-

she emphatically states that "the cost savings to both the consumer NMPSC proposition that imposescoo~ti'Ve is the only electric utili- and the cooperative. an 18% increase for the secondiy m New Mexico that im~ses a, Contrary to Mrs. Clancy's con- home (vacation cabin) consumers. ldemand charge on residential tention, the cooperative has, not cannot believe real estate sales willcbstomers and overlooks the fact raised or in'any manner altered its be enhanced appreciably if this

-that-residential-ratea-witb-eapacity----filed-l'ates--fOF-three-y-.In fad;, 1:lasltofconsmner 1S «eared. .charges are in general nse in Arl- the average selling price per kilo- The cooperative's current ratezona Colorado North Dakota and watthour was almost one cent design has evolved from a pbiloso­Oh!o'justto m~tiona few. lower in January 1989, than it was phy and the dedication to provide

.Likewise all of the residential in January 1988. Our continued in- reliable power to our consumers at• cuStomers cert.amII are subject to a crease in sales, as well as a decline the most· reasonable and fairest

L.. ~------------...... demand c1uu'lte. The rate engages in the wholesale cost of power have pricing. The demand charge, which. =J:~ charge once an account enabled us to JllV!ide power to the gi'!I1es the consumer some options,

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, .' ~ .'"~ • age 95% of our residential con- fact, the rates charged by the required to operate the cooperative,THe Rui(f.o"S'o-'Ni!'W's s~ either do not require this cooperative are lower than or very and has been a part of our tariffs

BAL,)'ON PUBLISHING lNO.Jack Kent CPc>ke

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Ken G......n. PubBsher DEAREDITOR: water without being told to do so, DEAR EDITOR:Rplland Ra....... Suslnoss Manager Frankie Jarrell. Ecilor Ogden Nash OIll;e said, ''Progress and not build fires on windy days. The management and staff of

carmen Edwards, Ad Manager Gay Ste>kas, CPJ'I1>OSIng Manager was a good thing, but it went on too After thill drOURht, let's tackle the Safeway Store on MechemCPpyright 1989, Rallon PubBshlnglnc. long.n more problmhB suCh as the purple Drive in Ruidoso, are to be highly

Mailing address: P. O. 'Box 128, Ru_. NM 88845 To the elected and appointed of- thistle that is taking over our most commended for a recent com-Pm",,: (505) 257-4001 ficla1s and to voters, property valuable resource - the land. Pull passionate gesture.

owners and residents (part-time them up in damp soil, dig them up, They discovered that the vendor~=iJ~U8'Sutf::,'iy~:..~===.::?t:.~- nand1UIlth.skyoutolook~outyour-or-wensnip the tlGWllYS, ail a las~ tbrprinted materlallliahti:ll10t0tis"I"'Q.ln\\tllChth8error~""'''''I'I~'''''''''bV_'''''lnlhext_.No window and see what needs to be resort. nature had placed certain signs onp<>dIonol,:th" l'luIdo*>New8mayl>.....d...qm_W\lhoIJtlhe·.l<pni WIllIen done now. Let's seek out and deal Then let's jmme our treesl their di!'Play rack_ - that .w~re

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' ·ft'et.ectiO'ur:fi!'~unDe/;:~s mulch our dry, parched ground ana worded m D grossly cruel fashion

SlIlleerlpliclnrak!slita(W_-$/ngIecopy.;!5cenls.MaBd8III/8JyO!1ly:aIngleCOPY.$1; dun. o_<v gi'Ve nature a chance. Let's start concerning felines. The. decision DEAREDITOR:<>rnly...QlJt.<>lt:ourlly.$32;_y• .,w«t\In~.$ll(l:a1x_""_ofCOllnl.Y,$30: and O\n' II1tt9iVat Let's tUrn Ol1l' en- our trash recycling a~ home. Let's wa6 made ~ fo!ego finanrnal pro!it, Ruidoso Little League FootballslxmonIhsWllhlnClOUnl}l.$2s,HolfutdellV.ryonly:II1OfllIIly.$ll.60;mlnlmumlhnt.monI1... ergy, generated of late, inward. sweep, clean and poli6h 1ll,Jr town and the ·obJectionable mercluindise would like to congratulate God1iey

~~shI'~:"O~;~~~.~'=;:B8~7~Monday,.... arK!1JllwfdaY.....,~~. tf:m~:'::~~:i~nsibility ::~~:iie~hakeourn~r's'hand wa~~G~:!~:&ci:;.de~s to .::;:e'i::ierI~b~OOU~:.n~~OIlkle::R~.NM8'834s.~stmalll;;"t;endlldchslo~tomt~_ ~Le~put;'~,o~t.;n"~~~·····,-.c Gl~~l~~ ·~~~:p~~~h~=···-Company. J ...I~Fl"omJmeehtP, o. Ilox 128, Ruldoso. /IN $8345: Ig ........ and h1eartily s Pll VU3

L-__"'-- ---l evacuation plan. Let'6 conserve Ruic1oso umane interest of that great , PresidentmU

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C,ap.itol·Oorraments earv~ Bud pastel-painted small their desperate circUmstances. It was .an embarrassment. Oar- Leader Lea Houston, with his in­creatures baying at hypothetical - FisCal womers,· who think ruthe1'!J 1Dlsealculated on that one. transigienee and mean­moons, fve been. ternpteClto sug- that gambling proceeds are an el[- It's gomg to be, a problem not only . spiritedness, . may . jnst h4ve .gestthat the Le8lSlatUte adopt the tremely iickle revenue BO\l1'CC for for t~ose trying to keelll!ther cfullesteti the Senate~ts as

b'.y K·a··t'e MeG'raw CO)'ote as State Cliche' ... but the the state (althouJth how they could states trash out ofthe Land ofEn- Demo leaders tle'Ver could.ninehers would prollably be up in be much more :lic1d.ethan se'Verance cbtm,-trnent, but also for the ~t:e My spies ten me that there came

, • . a:rmsover e'Ven t\1at much lick. ·tIlAAli it's hard ton~). E,n\':t1'Onmental Improv-ement DiV1~ a point in the.De~c eaulltis'. . nowled,gement of!;he 'Varmints,.. • Th~ ~re are those of us who 61on. ,Some of those J1tl!t regs were wlien senate. P.rell1dent ~, , '.. .·":Z"·· ··Just think 1t'S a dangerotJ,il, not to the same as ,the stringent regs T-eiil.pore Manny.. Aragon, u-

Looks like ''Land of Enchant- Wfl already ha'Ve the 1i'..Hli6h'4\,Lac!vInAl_,O~rd!l"·,.. ~mention_ e,tmc!iIl:r ...mtestiiltlable »eill.lL~aC~~(tll;lJ.l.. ~mtt,li,.._ot.. so by ..-..ted bv the Moud'ay-mo-:....merit_- NewK~lf,.. •.. - -, ". . "Stitte-song, "O-FM:tn:trew~i:O;" ' ..:wlUi'ts'lO~ whYtlleloltery DU8fuess tor the stAl.eto lie in. 1. tl1te~oi1

nederal....En•. , !YUOnmetI,lul PrO- ~rb.,ackina-.,asked.irthet«;.;;e

••.As recotd.·ed·.. ,b1' Cilunln'..· nt.llIl1C·•. mo'·.te 0' less. b')' Biset and ,ne"er pa.Slle~s,tBecause it has a ~w- mea·.!l":/ Ie.~·s face it, a 10'tteryA.~ust a ~Wi"'thAgentti:?~ -te "t"'~ EP.A anysenstol'l/ rea w~o thought thelwestern ~er (andTlloseno) words by ElWibethGarrett, Sherifl'erl'ul. imited II' offOes, that's Why.glO1'lfied numbers racket. . . you 1 ~u ....,..... regs, .''''' ..... coUld make a,deahnthHll11Sl;oli; .Michael Martin :M~hy, soon wilt PatGari'etifs-b'l:md da~ter.· Rete are th ppop1ewbil 0PPOIle llie" have I:.? hAve SOD!eOne expenented . may dem.de to l'eItU1ar-e the local City Three $016n8 - ever-llptitniIitl.c

·beouro£ficialStateBallad. ,And we llave the~b State lotter.?: iI,. to run 1t. . and cotJnty lan~IlSltsel£ • Dexnootatic FlOor Leader '!'ito. ~urphy, Chick,Rt:tin&fjO.',.. 'c1Dlm .SollA'~·"Aai eiJ tfuev6 :M:e:tieo,"by .... lte~ ~bj~. wbJ> feel And they'~o~t t-eacb clllBses in Alsot the oil. and gaa. industry Chavell, pltis JobnPinto6f .

. 'C~k wrote the soi)g ~ '. ;me,Amaaeo Lucero ofVelarde,allel teo aU 8I!!ablliljPS sinlW: 10tteJ;y a.dunD!sttation at NMSU ()i' lost an~rnpo~teJ:elIlption to EID TliC':Mtehi and ToD!. Bena'ridM of ''ballad)lUtd it is the title uti on corded in the '60s by Roberto ..~ce~~kownerll,.who feel,all the ltobert O. Anderson School.of reg}ilation for l?lUield waSte6 thaHt Albu~~ue.. hesitantly raifIed

Murphy's album ttlnring. "in )4ondtagon, ' gatn))ltng 18 sinful that ISn't tilaldngManagement. If Vle're all t:andid.~a quietly w.ntten into the landfUl their· il.ds. ' ' " '.MaY. .' . . ' . , . money fot them. at their racet!'ll.cks. we have to admit that there's ouly bill. .'.' , \ . .' .• ''Fine,'' said Aragc»J. "Oo·make

'" Actually, it isn't.officialyet. Gov.'l'he '89Seil4ion... , . .. ~o-politico oo~ryat\vell, one ~Bn?-.ati.Cln.that can d41pend. " So .all 111 all, this Oli(ln14y be~ it." There was about five lilinW'Gatte~Ca1'tU~l1l,8til1Mlftollig,n ,:.Was!l. gClOd. one for ot1icial Vlhothiuldhatll'/l1llblh'iBteinfon:ell ably fiirni6h ~" Q:peneneed albatrplls~uil.dt'f!.egu.tsnecldor m.ote ta)k'and discualion otdMblthe bill, but Grintlin'~ 1S dllllipatiol!< We not 0#11 8'9t a the unclelle~.P!IO'I1inthek as- numbetlll'8ckehdnrinistr~tol'lI ..; ,,a :WhiI~. His anti-en'fir01'i:lltel1tal. with Houston WIlS oyer, 'ti'ro1n tbat- .known to bea big C-Wflm, so I State Balladou.t of it.b\ltalSll- a llumption titlat life :is7·tOo5:a~ , . ',' "'+;._••~.' ,~tions 1Ienc~1lla;y have point lIn, I'ntto1d.the~. 'doubt there'll.be a problem. .' StateC</okkl (the bizcoc1Uto) and a and youwgbtlillweU try tomnu. All the Cal!lt\?l Ptedictol'll... '. . l~hbnalltraY 00. thillOlle..., were in.locbtep. . ," 'That'll mmtWo state Songs State Inaect (the tarIln~Wa hawk 1dllinttaswork forit. " Arct p~t:tinJl that-the 'Yet» ot . ..' . . "We ba..,en'E been~ like .and ClUe StaJeBalladrot NeW'Mefi-' wailp).· . . . ' . ...~po1itil» bleeding lteatts;the landfill bill will be the one.nrill'- The Final .Analysis ()l1 ·the thatin SOyearll" lI:ly'~iUd'-tllI so,rlli', in eas,e !1llY6nedoubtllWalldnga~undSanta '«l.IIt\M1. who reel thittthedelJervinR''/)O'Or are take that b'lllY llti.C:k to Ol1l' "Te1ton Becent Sesaion... .. . with a laugh. And, tbat ........ tbtthatwurea. tnuB1.ca'htate, b'ibtr om d,t)QmJ ot'dWnllW" beitlg.uCbred into.gam.bling by goVlltnOt:." . • ...Is . that Republiean Flool' lIeSliion. .

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Way~~ Rl,ipe 'holds '.the my~terious metalbax taken from a clipper ship more than

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When RuP8 realff got curious, review. '..'."he called the Smitlisonian In- Sportwritel' Chal'les S" .stitutel ~ellClibed his possession made the P!ctmes ana Bit . ilri'and asKell forheIp in idllIitifYiIIg its them to the SlnitbsOni.8:n~1!e~rcultm:al origins.

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CurioSity finally got the better ofRuidoso resident Wa:yI,le Rupe..~upe has been looking at a smallmetal box he's ·had 81'l!und his In­dian Hills subdivision ',house rol' aIODg, long time. In fact, the ornate

·.little object has been in his familyf01' m01'8.than 150 yeam.

Rupe said its ea1'1iest origins can

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Thursday, April 20LJNCOLN COUNTY DEMOCRATS.will meet

at 6:30 p.m. at Cl'ee Meadows"RestaUl'ant. All Dem­OC1'l1ts are invited.

Sunday, April9A BRIDAL AJ!'FAta is plap~ed:fi:oJll M p.m. .

SundIlY, APl'!l 9/ Ilt 'Sierta. Mesa I.odge 01'1. FortStanton Road. SIena Mesa, Blue Goose Catering,Hel'b B.-unell Photogmphel', Jaeque's, FlQral De­sign, Mama Beam BakerY and' House of Kelbamwill take part in th~ BTidal Mrail', that will ~atJll'San exclusive showing of gQW:llS by Exquisite Wed­dings. Gift certificates will be given to each bride.attending, the event. Reservations should be madebyApril 5, by calling 336-4615. .

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RUIDOSO WRITEIl$ GUILD will meet at1- p.m. ThUl'sday, April 6; in theboal'd room at the. R~do80Valley ChfnnberofC()ni1neI'ce. " .

, . .Will be perfprmi...g.at .....he Barn" • .

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The classes cantel' on participa- .tion and input nom. membem, as .well as the presentation.

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The AUXILIARY of the Lincoln County Medi·cal Centel' will meet at 9:30 8.ID. TuesdaL April 4liII: the conference room at the hOsp'itat 'uleboaruwill meet at 9:80 a.m. Monday, April 3.

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New Horizons, a fOUl'-week adultstudy c1sss, is being offel'ed at St.Elesnom,Catholic ChUl'Ch at 7 p.tQ.onMondays, April 3, 10, 17 and 24.

The classes, sponsOl'ed by theDiocese of Laa Crnees, will iIicludesessions on being churcll, c1IUl'Ch as

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· JnliSSeS at the chUl'Ch. The' youth will serve pan­caba. eggs lPld bacon for $2.60 a pemon. .

. ,The LJNCOLN COUNTY SBERIFF'S POSSE

has announced a f~y get-aequaintedsoeild at 2p.m. Sunday, April 2, at the Linooln County Fair­gl'OJJnds in' Capitan. Mem,bem ~d guests' willgathet' fot a potluck lunch, with soil; ilrinks fU!'-

. nished. "Bl'ing a P1'j)sp6ctiw membel', YOUl' home, •.· favorite dish and fum;]y," invites a news release. Saturday, April 8 .

FOl'infol'IDation, call 354-23590l'267-2510c.-._.--­ClIOLESTEROL tlBEClriIrSwill '11e1lft'~

from. ~ a.m.un~noon.SatuI:da~;~'pril. 8,. at :Fi~l~~~ AssOCIates. m thl!ll)1.e"a P7:0fel!sip~B:uilding. 243 MesClllero. Ttail. .CImlestetQItriglyeerides and blood 's 'tests willbe;o.tr~for'$5 each, or $10 fotll11~. A~,collll"Q1~til1I\.'WIth a physician ~incl\lde~, ,ll1ld noap~ntisneeded. An ovel'IDghUilst ISl'eCOm~~ fot lP!Y­one haviJIg tlui triclycerides andlOl' ,bliJOd' ,sugar~; . .

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M:0nday, April 3. _ $l!:RVICE CLUB COUNCIL will meet at n!!f!J1

Mo:nilay,Aiiril 3, at K·Bob's.AU.a..ea ~riU:e clubs'.and orgapizations 8l'e encoUl'aged to send represen­tatives. '.,) .

. The ACADIWIClJOOSTER CLUB will meet .,'-alr,,!1~IXl\-Monday.~pril--3,-at~d08f)-~ddl6"

SChool:Anybody interested in P1VmotiI\g,~cademiC8is -invited etA) attend. Fol' more infol'mlltion; call'Ruidoso Middle School .

NEW aORIZONS, a fom:-week adult stud}'class sponsored by the Diocese'of Las Cmces willbegin at 7 p.m. Monday, April 3, at St. Eleano1'8Catholic ChUl'ch. Sessions will be conducted at 7p.ID. Monday, April 10, 17 and 24.

LINCOLN COUNTY REPUBLIC.ANS willmeet at 6 p.m. Monday, April 3, at the InnCrediblefor their- monthly Fimt Monday dim:tel'. On tlui in-.fOl'ID81 agenda will be the April 8 oounty conven­tion. Fol' fu:rth6l' infol'mlltion, CQIltact county chair'­pel'son Rhonda Johnston, 258-5403.

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l\IAINSTREET RUIDOSO invites tlui com- the dinneI' bell will ring at 6:80 p.nifol'8i!.ying J . ,!J1.he gJ:o\1P will present.its8~ Vided by CollllXlunity' Umtedmunity to its weekly eIlft'ee from 8:30-9:30 8.m. b~e dinner. E~tertainment will be provided niUSiClll,. ''Kias P1'aise·· . 2=4he MethodiSt ChUl'Ch, it is vel'1 Im-Wednesdays. On Wednesday, April 5, the coffee by the Flying J W~lem, loea1 musicians and . J~~t'NoiSe," dUl'ing.the li\D.- usual fot tlui confeJ:ence to invite. awill be at Mountain Annie's, 2710 Sudderth. wOl'ld-c1aBs fiddlem. 1ickeb! $10.50 fol' adults, nUal . 'conf'erenc» that includes children's choil' to J!8l'form at one of

$5.50 for children undeI' 11 and free to YO\lI\gste1'll @lliga:tei(ftoJll 'ev~ United lwIIlth- tlui vlll'ious worsliip semces. The· _. ,-+--l!£AlGl.E--{En'\'irnnme11tal--Actioa--Group--J.,oving-----U1l~ailable4i'tJ~d-&seue· • ,. h\Jrclr'jn New--MlIiieo· 'and Super stars is made u~ otcmtaren

Earth) will meet at 7 p.ID. Wednesday, April 5, at membem 01' by calling 378-8466••

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Fertilizer: The amount of roodthat Bromeliads require and theway in which they absorb it is alsoassociated with· the "vase".Nutrient is taken in through theleaves as well as the vase. You maygive a liq.uid nutrient solution, pr0­vided it IS half strength. Spray theleaves and let run down into thevase. Feed about once' a mon.thwhen plllnt is in active growth. .

Pests: Bnlmeliad's troubles arenot many at all, but they can beat­ta~~by Scale and Mealy Bugs. ,. .

'FingE\r and .thumb methodwork" will remove most of these.Use. a cotton. ball soaked withmethyla~ spirits on the Scale andcotton,soaked with rubbing alcohol(In the mealy bug. Should the plantbecome badly afIlicted, destroY byburning pot, soil and plant or sealin a plastic bag and drop in thedumpster.

The mother plant produces"Pups" which root easily to makenew plants • I think, you will lovegrowing this plant. It is not as hardto grow as I mske it sound.

Send questions to Sally Black atRuidoso News, BoX 128, Ruidoso,New Mexico, 88346.

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Dear Sally: f would like to by repotting onel,l during the sununer,~1_ '1J!91ring a Bromeliad~ but but ~t is iInJJOrt,ant not to "overpot".h8.vehllaid thej are exIltie ana dif- Thell" small root system means thatficult to get,to bloom. Would y_ou the pot need only be large enoughple~help U8? Tbanks-Karon K. to balance the top growth,.and will

Dear Karon K.: In IJpite of their be smaller than that requited for aexIltie·a~, brome1iads are normal, broad-leaved plant of thenot diffiCUlt to~. They are com- sarile size. Olay PO~ are .probablymolJht Jm.qw u 'Silver Vase" plants better because theIr weIght canand their main need is to keep the . counteract that of thef!ilants top"vase" filled with water. Not only growth and keep it upri 1. .'does the bloom, emerge from the Water; TJiese' p ts lovecenter of the .vase but the actual hu,midity. Keep the vase filled withnourisbmentOf the, plant's food is fresh water weekly hut on the otherfound at the baSeal,l wen as hand the root system. ilhould bethrough surfaces of the leaves. Re- kept only slightly moist; avoid o\'ermember to empty the vase and re- l,Iaturation at aU costs. ~ thel!..Iac:ewitb, :lfesl1 water. weekly. leaves clean and shiny with soapy

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.few probl$ll!l, pmvideiltlJe¥ have into the vase as rain would; usereasOnable light 8l1d warmth. They rain water or distilled, not bardwill tolerate coneide'tab1e tempera- water and, of cours&j add humidity.ture ftrlation but will not thrive· IJgbt and temperature:and will 'no\; flower if not given Direct sunlight can be dama~, soproper liaht., '. choose a position where the bnght.

SOil: Bromeliads are not conven- sunliglit is filtered or provide ational plants and when it comes to good gro-bulb. The flourescent typethe kiDd of potting~ to use, this may be preferred by theis also out of the ordinary in that it Bromeliads. Do not hide away in aC(lntains lots of humus in-the form dark C(lmer - not enOllgh lightof~tor leaDnould, but NO soil. A means nO'blooms.goOd mb:ture 'WOuld consist ofequal The temperature should neverparlEl of fibrous peat and coarse fall below 55 degrees and they cansand. . _ take a good deal of heat - up to 90

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The bride-to-be is an officer atat. Luke's Methodist Church. Sheis a Kappa Kappa Gamma and amember of the Houston JuniorLeague.

Johnson received his bachelor'sd • h 'cal . .egree m metLaDJ engmeenngat Purdue University and hismaster's degree in ilomputer sciencefrom the University Ofllouston. Heis a systems engineer with H_lettPackard Corporation in Houston.

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The lWide is the daughter ofSal. broth:er, will stand in their late iii.ly BlacJr.,.~Lincobiand the late Dr. ther's stead ror the weddingWallace H. Black ofEl Paso, Texas. c:elebrations.8.al1J'~k is a meJ.Jlber of The Betsy Black attended Southern.... I News staft: Me,thodist Univerllij;y in Dallas,

· J bn is the son of Irma Texasl where sbe earned aJP~and the late Dr. John bachelor's and a master's degree.Jj) ;6fFort Wayne, Indiana. She has continued her education

~ j:,OIWle will~ on May with courBllwork toward a doctorate13, iii SIt LUke's Methodist Church at the University ofHouston.in HA\llltQn. ' She is employed by American

Dr. Rick C. Black, his wife, Beth, General Companies where she•

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Lawing works at Texas-New Melli­co Power Co. in Ruidoso.

The couple will make their homeat 106 Palo Alto Dri'le in lluidosow ere a recep on an ousewarm- .ing will take place from 2-5 p.m.Saturdar, April 1.

AD friends are invited.

EverySitelStyle & ColorlWeclirry Jr., MIS!leS& Wornen's Sites, ., .

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BE OF eQUAL OR LESSER VALUE.BlouSQ discount'Will1 blouse pUlchll$ll.enly.

. MI discount with patll .purchllse only....

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1/20FFI*Buy any Pants,the Second is,

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'Baptist Cliurcli.. The Fellowship OfJoy"

Bible Stucly••_•••_......9145 a.DLAPlaee For Ev.>J:y Aao

Woroship Service_MIl'OO-.......:m.ening Wortdiip.••_'7:OO Pi>DL__~__D-

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Rev. D. AllenCearley

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Marriage is ailllouncedBob and Shirley Arnett and

• Hazel Lawing announce the mar­riage of their children, Peggy J.Arnett lUld Ronnie Lawing, in Las

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• Don't Cook Much"'"• Don't Socialize

• Do You Pear Por Their Safety?

JIMOTTINO

Are Your Mom and DadGetting Older?

Let US prolong your parents' independence.CAMLU .Retirement Apitttt:nents offer stUdioand one. bedroOm apartments with~MBAI...S.~weeklymaidandlinensetv'ice.private batfts. and):nllchQiore: ForAMBULA­

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We invite you to call US to4ay to set up anappointme~t~Qra tour and free nteal. Wewould~ you to ~tJe~tbe aware of these~ternatelypesofhpUsfng.f()t seniors." .

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Ruidoso Chapter tI65 of the Or- grand matron.during the "l'reasure­.derai~iEasteni Star will honor the Yester-Year."Grmm..Worthy Matron Betty Self . Ottino, an Ohio native, migrated,a.nd Grand Worthy Patron Jim Ot- to Albuquerque in 1948, and later'~rwitha d.iDnerat.6~AlS.. Friday, DlO'fed._~;Tiuth·.(JJ;~Co~~s~~j..a~,~l?~t.~ati'~thlIe~. 'StIlt after re fivm .Mo1lJltai»,.BilU;

~ 0 n" e .a.. a II' mXhe state officials, in Ruidoso for Temple Lodge tI6 in 1953, and

-th~.tfilicialvisit,will be present served that l~ as master inforltp.lf p.m. meeting. AD Eastern 1968. He was iJlitiated into EasternStimI_ welcome. Star in Adah Chapter ##5 in Albu.

Self{ born and raised in Okla. querque in 1962.

mr" ~~~ujfaici~-~ ~e ~1ifA!d~-'Hot~.inJune 1953. She served Springe Chapter 158. He served uas~ matron in 1969, grand worthY patron ¢ the HotSPrinllllmarshal m 1985, and wu elected chapter in 1982, along with hisiulsocillte grand conductress in wife, Mary Lou. He served on198f''-. several committees in Grand Chap-· _ aCllOtllinlt to a I),ews ter before b!ling elected grand~ease,29Y~~ b!ling worthy sentinel in 1986,~ progressed to~ Self 18 servmg as worthy worthy grand patron fOr 1988-89.

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Controls LIp to 35 types ofBroadleof weeds, includingOondehon$. Ch,ckweed~Spurgeond Many Others

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DISPLAY ADVERTISINGJob responSibilities include selling, layoutand proofing.Goodgrammaticalskillsrequired; computer experience helpful.salary or salary pluscommlsslon.

llhe'RuidosoNew& . ,., , .

'isexpar,ding its'. ./:Composing,Department.

.Lo.kingforapplicants to fill two, l"parttime"po$itions~ ' .. ..;' "Accuratetypingrequ.red.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

, ' Th~y.M8tch'30,t9U/11i.l1uld9._NMISSPART TlME. NANNY ..... in ll1Y M'AClJlNlS'1'S....nq~JIt« rl!'". hQ.llle tbt ....,bo:m.~ \ ~.Wo .tl:lIiA.... higll .~

;n/J.661~ngs~-af:: ~~ Call l~fZ;.===.......,=="""'==".===- JODi!l'Itl AUS'J.'R,M..lA -... ij"i;OQOALTO LADS GOLF AND COUN. . ·fA.·$60,OOO. J'ettb>. JlQ1~'Q!:M.

TRY CLUB - is nowa~ Sydiiey, ~,. 1ijdgoorlie. QP'"a""'U-.......... 1- ....1... I." '. .......... I. ' "'-

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WANTED NURSlllRY - attendant lIllCurity ol:'ficers, room servic:e,for church. HoUrs are·9:30 a.m. bU/J people,. tn,lp and skeet aide,to 11:30 a.nL SU:ndilys; 7:30~m. stable hands, b8.rtenders, hotdogto 8 "'" ....edne-.1- S staJid attendant, ~\IlldJ:y at-:.... p.m. n' ....-;rQ. tendant, golfcart attendant, golf~\an~PhO~th~ maintenance laborers. Please

. .' 267-4170, Monday, submit applicatioDB to~nne1Wednesday or Friday 9 a.m: to, office.. 18-I-95-2tc

THE RUIDOSO NEWS . 12 noon. MC91-tfc .257-4001 NEEDE:D NOW, -applianCll and FULLbe1 ~!}RatXTh~:-ASp~~~___________ electronic sales person. J!lll:peri.- • p...,.,...,.. e =....,..... 'JU-;r

ence in' salef ~. Full- m person. .1031 Mechem.time; company benefits plU/J two . M-~-~teweeks vacation. Mail aJJPlieation MAIDS NEEDED - applicationBor re$UJlli, to: Ez TV 8nd .Ap- being tsken for JDlIids. Full time.p1iance Bar 3571 US, Ruidoso Apply at Alto Alps Condos, Alto.NM88:i45. 35-:E-91-tfc 336-4377., M~W.954tp

BABYSITTER, - in my bmne for 3 TIm VIlpO<fE OJ!' R~OSO - ischildren. Full-time, ~Bibly as acCllpQng applieatioU/J for onelive in, light houseJni8ping.Call. temporllIy Lookout Tower Oper-.~. .... . M.S-1)3"39! atorJLaborer. MUIJt be able to

NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS _ read- .1IIllps, .~orm r1;UdT:~~Apply:;~· ,a!:SiJi~~~::

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. - • of'" "'...... "'-1' rth DoWns N M ~. .Yi~ .._ .._ ... 401.'.to~t. .~l1<:y".......enee ~.o , ew maco. 21 WQIIDS._._.__.. ._.. -U5O~ ..·.51" along \;he eal!¢rilW,t;.of- Lots 2A and 2Pofthe~~tof 22 WORllS-__.__._._._.."..... -3Mway of' Fort stlUiwn Roail, 135.99 Tract: 2 ofthe 1 t f ··th 2!WoRPs..__......__• ---U'7feet; thllncft, fiouth89' 56' 47"'Esst, . R rep a 0 • 2,fWORI)S •••__• --U369l.51teet; thttnee, North O' 49' 51" Addition, uidoso Downs 2SWOflDS- • -'-"Wellt/:315.0 feet to a point of the Lincoln CoUDty, New Mexico, as 2$ WORDS.. ._ ._..__.......-A.15nottli line ofsaid Section 25', thence shawn by thll plat filed in the %1 WoRllS-_ _•. ••__...A.33

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. .-~'~'G 25;' ce South'8905'"26'''"Eilst 13-,1..,.~ iRe.....,.,..." e- 32WI)flIllL__..;;;.;;;;...;;;_.....;.;;. ~.:..,;s;nI PVJU,1 JmAllIN. alOllB' said, north line, 1303.96 feet .fEll, with~~l1ementBthereon, aaWOll~ __.. . .. ..5zr

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l1O;:11189,IIt 6:00 P.M., ill theC01ll- ::ncc;,:~h O~~t2o;.:e;; 1J~ The above deacribed pr~'is:::~--"-"'''-------_.......-:::'~onln M!leting RooJn, Linc()~ Par':!'~Tall_eU~:'_ 4 and 58 1307 97 located on Highway 70 est, 1 »WORDS':-:'-~-- '--'--:=:Sn

, .' . Co~e"Carrizozo,New'" Y ¥,J....... ,. block past the Ruiaoso DIIWIlB Po- ..---...... ,.---·eO. . Alfeetot toViilla J!OinJeoernplJhe,..nWorthood~Sub-eof lice Departlllent Ruidoso Downs, ::o:s~:.=--=::-=..:::::.~.

" s' will" ~. tJ1e ,fuwl .public .age, . ar... New Mpjco.for~ 1llJriloBe of the adop- di25'~3'1~~WU~tal6; thenceth orthNorthlin89of' Tract 1 ofSmith Addition,

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northwest line of Alto VJllage, D.eer ~platth.ereof:6ledin the .; . Section3. Discriminatory Par'-. Woods U"~'- 4 and 6, 1860.07 office ofthe County Clerk andI .. ' lloUBing t1 ... ...... , Ex-Officio Recorder ofLincolnJ . 4. Exemption eet~ thence North 89' 45' 03' West Co'un~,New Mlllrico, November, <:1-'-"'_ 5. .....~orcem4ftt along the north line of Alto Village, 4 19 . C b' t D S"d PUB '. S 0 'C All! .~6.i:rmg - feDeert toP::k W°st°ds, U~~.!~ 1299.45 No 160:m a me , ... e .Rer:r~=te.a~v~s~ in this; Section 7. Ad~ feaid' .....Sectie

~e 25on~""'''''NrorthconwO~ LESS ANn EXCEPFING a tract newspaper is subject to the Fed-j-- -All . paltiell and,. interested 0 s. on;. nee 0fliiii(J inTract 1 ofSmith ral F' H . Ad; of 1968',.~-.-- Will,'. have the Olpportuni-ty . 03' 5T' We,", along the west line of Addi on, Rm·do.!lO.. Do~-, e hich au "'- ~ltngill gal to dw............. Of'the (J said sect;i.QD. 25, 124L09 feet to the 'n_ W . maxes 1 e a -

· Ito l!!t ~.' CoPijls' the Or- point of..beainning;. New Mexlco, as shoWJ;l by the vert;ise "any' preference, 'limita-, dinape;tt :lilay ~'o~ed~ the .Contaurlng"lMl.2273 acres more plat thereoffiledin the ' tion•.OJ discriminati9n based on.Co~ Mana~ilJ,~, Lincoln or less- Office ofthe County Clerk and rare, color, religion, sex, or na-.~~,~O~O,~ 'LESSANDEXCEPrINGEx.omeio-Recorder-ot'-lincoln tionarorigin;, or an: intention til

! I I " Is/RobeJ:tE.uempbill~ginnin~ at a J!Oint o~ the ~1~9~d~:~=~y li':ri~ti:YorBUdt~~=1.I,'·, I'IL..''';';'''__ North boundary of sBld Section 25 1Ilid' bounds as··fuil1ows·. Thi' ....:11 t"................ :from hi h . t th N rth st s newspaper ..... no.~., Board ofCcmunissioners comerworCIlrSecti:n 25 b:rs Beginningat the Southwest knoWingly accept any advertis-t,' '., q Legal 16113 2t(3).23,30 North 89'55' 50" West a distance of comer of~dTract 1; then\lll ing for real estate which is in

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..ast a stance 0 6 . to e 1 a distanee of72.20 feet; thence advertised in this neWllpa~are FLY.lNG J RANCH - needs a gen-. ImALNOTICE point of beginning of this tract; South 12' 10' 00· East a distance available on an eciwil op- tIe shetland for pony rides for

'I'\V.In..Fl'B'JUDICIAL tbei1ce South 89· 55' 50" a distsDce of35.84 feet; then\lll South 09' . . portunity bssis. To complain of the Blmnner. An opporl;unity forDIS'I'BICT COUlJ,T of 73l.38 feet; thence South 89· 55' 52' 62" East a distance of36.54 l'IiscrimiDation, call BUD toll- a young person with a pmiy to

COlJN'ITOF LINCOLN 00" E:ast a distance of 1303.63 feet; feet to the South boundary of free at: 1-800-424-8590. earn extra ;::i1.Juring SInn- 'STATEOiJ!NEWMEXICO thenceSouthOO'04'23"Westadis- said Tract 1; thence South 86· R-42-tfnc mer. Pen . Call 336- ----------.......,

RtlIDOSOSTATED....... A tance of 792.28 feet; thence North ofl42 4330 for m.ore information. F' d. . -"''USo 89' 55' 00" West a distance of 41' 36" West a distance. ELKS LODGE BINGO - every 35-F-94-4tc .. flen s

,\, N·Co·1W==,king 2930 87 ~ t; the N rth 59' 11' feet to the said place of Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. . ,..ee nce 0 . beginning, and containing 77.0 ' . - E-81.tfnc WA1TRESSJBOSTESS COMBINA-

P~ 10" E:ast a distance of 33.02 feet; squarefeet,m.oreorless; TION - Approximately 26 Fun &VB. thence along the arc of a curve to ANI> LESS AND EXCE:PTING a THRlFl' SHOP - Hospitlil Awril· hOlml per week. 'J;)ays and

CREEVAU.EY the left; whose central angle is 60' tract ofland in Tract 3 of. iary. Open,Tuesday 1:00 p.m. to nights. 21 years old. Apply Don FI 'blI, PARTNERSHIP,LTD.etaL, 01' 01' and whose radiUII is 371.29 SmithMdition,RuidosoDowns, 4:00 p.m., Wednesday thru Sat- Vii:tor's,2911Sudderth. . eXI e

Defendants. feet an arc distance of 388.93 feet; Lin-_1- C ty N U_--' urday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 19-D-94-4teNo. CV-88-368 thence North 00· 49' 51" West a dis- .,.,... oun , ew .......uco, as 140 Nob Bill Drive. TelephOne, H

. Divisionm tance of 135.62 feet; thence ~uth shown by the plat thereoffiled 257-7051. H-4&-tfnc IMMEDlATI!J OPE:N1NGD.O;N. ~ ours"j NOTICEOF PENDENCY 89' 55' 50" Eastorthamstana; ofQ''!89

E·Q4 ::~ci:'~::~ Cler~ FOR ANY PERSONAL CRISIS - forcareto&~m' IN°DgewterJDM"';'hecoal.6th2 Sute. a job at McDonald's Is work.

. OF SUIT . feet; thence N 00· 04 1 ast caB ""he Mental Health Hotline ~THE STATE OF NEW :MEXICO a distance of 314.96 feet to the said Lincoln County, in Tube No. 661, at 1-437-8680 (collect). bed, ICF, family atmosphere.. : ~~c::r..:.,,= l::

TO THE FOLLOWING NAMED place of beginning and containing ~::~l,~~d:~'7 'M-55-tfnc Relocation allowance. Only parlIn McDonald's-sponsored .00-

~ 'n !I\m: I.. Bovllri~. o. _ cres more or lesS; . . . ~~~~~"~--~cai'~ri~ng5...:~'I1·ecttedM:IoRNmt_sEu-1nB1elllJ:edd_+-....IivlI~Ies-!"!'And~.WhIe"'!'"'~most~com~pan~Ies~':_T_d thAt.an-ilitionlJ8S commenced easements, reservations or zomng s:th~~euj~~distance :/iu:na:r~lo~7.:2~6~:: ·tim Village, P,O. Dos: =="~~=~~

and is now pending in Lincoln regulations ofrecord. of12.00 feet; thence North SO' details and a donor card. Do it .=~' N14N-~t In addlIIon. WIl offer.

1Co~, New Mlllrico, entitled LegalI61ll 4t(3).23,30(4)6,13 06'15" E:ast a distance of1.42 now; there is a tremendoUII need . : ~~~':'sReviewsRuiiloeo Stat!! Bank. a New MRioo feet; thence North 09· 56' 28" for eye tissue. lr87-tfnc LONG HAUL TRUCKING - get • FREE UnIformsBIIDkinst:C]orporatlon, Plaintiff:. vs. LEGAL NOTICE West a distance of11 84 feet· LP? eall into a'high demand eateer as an

-t~~~=ts~. 'l'WE~DJ:eJAL tnence SOutli'86" 41' 36"we.;d; Birthrighl,(915)533-1818. ::v:. I.e: "-0=: :'lnlO·~ci;!;t~..oeSF • COUNTY OiJ! LINCOLN a distance ofl.42 feet to the . M-S-87·tfc tractor If d't .. ""'........

~arb:Iex1I:Ronnie L. Hemphill, ST'AmP OiJ! NEW M"'xICO llaid pla\lll ofbeginning, and TRYING TO iriiiLCH MORE _ your own offer· J,ctorou on JDWIIIIlOI',anclllndheOUl

CIllO<8, aboIIt'\'fttliam W. Braudt, Jr. Robert L. ....u'" -"'-- cont.aining 16.9 square feet, nJ:otOJ have one, we a ...... r;:; our open OUS on' IllW eam.

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Bo~e, and Prvgeny, ~; H R B THE iJ!EDERAL DEPOSIT more or less. people than OlD" local market? ,Ilhase program that is one 0 the ~:.:~~~~1.'limited, also known as H R B, INSURANCE The above described property is How about 215,000 readers in 33 best in the indlllltry, No a:peri-

~. II Loimited Partnership'; CORPORATIONin its I ted High 70 Westst. 1 hometown neWSJN,\perB all over ence neceBlllllY. 1l you need McDonald's' ~,Inc.' The Bank .'-1 Co te C........ - on way e , New Mexico. For "'011".20 your 25 training we will train yO!!- You, u· .~ll'1~r ofapa..::&.~ block past the Ruidoso DOWDS Po- - be 1 ood J...,,;_':'''RnidoBo; New mco Depa:rtmen.t Olio.. the .......".. lice Departlllent, Ruidoso Downs, word ad will reach 33 1l8perB mUlJt 2 ,ing P~;r...<:wCOD- 144 Sodderth

iof Labor Employment Security TIONAL BANK OF New Mlllrico. outside ofAlbuquexque. Call The dition and have a good driving Roldoso, New Mexico

'ftrP~:l8~~~t:=~a }'::'C::~~O~l=O;;: cl Said JurMJr ~ljore-by ~=i:ro~::o:.t~7~l~ .=ete~~~~;: ~MOstlmportan,~ . B Partnership, a GeI1eral Part- as HOOCOR BANK. N.A., th:F~eral n.-.~an'ee Cor- DoN'T BE A THROWAWAY _ Be- 1-800-348-2141 ask for operator l.......ienI.

'- ~ Cause No. RtlIDOSO and iJ!IBST CITY _f.:_ asfun~: ".,de your alllJlri'num cans. 320. N-!I5-1ta "lI'-CW..ss:36s, J>ioriJionm,onthe civil NA'rIONALBANK. ....·~~tofPlaintiffs Donate YOlD" aJmninum cans to _---------------------....,cloc:letG£tlBidCourt.. RUIDOSO, Judgment $236,792;42 the Boy Scouts ofAmerica Troop:--The gelllll'a1. object of said action Plaintiff; Interest to date ofSale 195 and the noon LioUII Club.lSto fcWl!doee the Moxtgage dated 'VII. April 21, 1989 $4,172.67 Mar~ collection dumpstersFebruary 5. 1986. COf'ering the fol· S & S DEVE:LOPMENT, INC., SPecial :Master's Fee $200.00 are provided at the tour Ruidoso

~'j lowing desCribed property situated a New MeDeoCorporation, Total $241,165.09 fire statiODB. Crushed orirs.In County." N,ew Mexico, DELOlmS CASSINGHAM; In addition to the above, there aumpled cans~ Join U/J

. ~ moErel'~~~~ LUl~~:~I!~d .will be aecruing cost, together with inthis mmmunity effort to recy-1-. -- m:uwu. - .... - ".-..,.." . ... the cost of pnblication of this cleo lA8-tliu:'J~'and1IIllde a pad; hereof for CBRISTINE CASSINGHAM, Notice, and a++~-.fees. BINGO _ nt._t._ of Commerce(\~' •. Sai.d ~.-ge was husband and~d'ants. '~~", and seal "'.............-[" u'-&".'WITNE:SS my Hand m'Ca'pit'an. Thumday mghtB a.t 7:· .~. the:officeoft1i!! Co'!!Do/ this 21 da ofU_1.. 1989t CletkoflaMlmCounty,New:Mexi- 'No.CV-88-345 st y •.......'sIN.jcl!~ JP:~ Main ~-C-C:;i en (ljilF~ 'l 1986in Bopk 132 Divisionm SpeciaI__~ or'~BecoXds at pages 108lJ- NOTICE OF SALE Legal '61204&(3)30(4)6,13,20 . EDUCATIO~~~~nft:i~:1 ~ll axe~ .1lQtifilld. that, ,t1l:OT1~:d= g= ... .. ..... . 1 •• •••• ~OrB:Charles Galt,1IIllth,

;j-!S~uee~or~~ -~~rl::'-~::,.~rth:··---cJas·sifiecf.r:=! ~=~:;:jj~ -.f', oflW';~~~~ JudJl!'etlt"W'ffl be ~nt ~Cll at: thll Mn)lm~. .... '.' , course credit. PO Dos: 387, Mag- Pick up applications att , eted....pUnni,ou by defaUlt: ,tilln Buil~,RuidotiG, Ne'W MIlla- D L" ES' C SS"I . D dalena, NM 87825. N-95--1ta --'~( .the PliiintDl':wnI apply to tbeeo, liell 'to th&' hi~el!t bidder. for EAD IN . . FOR " LA FIE CONLEYSNUBSERY _ now ha&. ~ -- -'.- ...........~.a:- Ij1I!" for the -relil!fdjl'tllIlMe(Hn . CllBh' the . fonoWUig described READEB' ADS O.NLY: Friday. run·time landlieape designer Ta~R1tiCld'!ro-NewsI •• ~tiUedtherein. ' ~eli' loca¥ in. Lincoln 8:30 a.m, for the MOndayi$sue; with 21 yeatliezperiel1Cll. 378- .

. The,:~t": L1O:: "Lot·f:M:r&:n1a:krtnitIV. Wednesday, 8:30 a,m; for the .....43_'15_._&_ee-::es~.t:,::;h~!Ia::::tes.:,:,_·M...-C-9li-'_._......2tc... '104 .Park Avenue· - .. S.Line ~ tor PaloVlltde Orlginal P'1at (now Thursdayl$Sue, . BANDY I- "'- .~ .......'. • .atate·~ POBt Oi'f!Cll Ruic1OllO.~},l:in~~ CLASSIFIED B,J:ADE.R ADS are MUSICAL JNS'l'RlJMENT,£I1r B,Rui.c1oIfo.New M~" f:unt;ye::tsM~r~an . ~h~Uk!dbl'\rtin conseddlve ....AlR .'.. ' ~~iIANn "AND on:rOOtll described~l'Cl~ is·' ISSUes oron,a~ne til11e'bas~N~~a:~=;t:e~e~~~ =If.,.''11:~ ........ DAJ:OAD

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U'":"~ " _ .' .... LI:adu ..l and 2 Bld2.,t1nitV, '.. ,.' • ··l~t~ay, ~ .....' .. . " .c:.e.;: .PaloVe'td~.~RtddOllO . .MQnda J~;Tue$day; 5 p.rn.':~!~~:-l="Alt Do~), :u.m»Jn Cc!1U\ti. New for the . lJrsdayissue. . . ... . .

.' A: trad otlmtJ;~a,~ of ~co,; 'WIth llnptOVllmllntB DEAD ESFOR ALL SHOW.. . .' . t32GEJ.~ l'tt:ti t~ edb1: ..• PRO ADs.-R~ALJ~STATE OR ..=,.. New Mesieo.. . beinlt J981.~MObi1~~; . CLASSIFIED;, ThUrsday, 3 p,m. . '. ..... . ..' ,..=~ dMeri .. :fOr. .~~~~~2D, .' is fortfteM()~aylssu.;T'*day.3 C~dOd~=;t

.' .' ~at..l!Ointub..1fest.IllCtited onSoqtb, Parner=ly p.m. for the Thursday Issue. SiJdd~lJriTe,hl ~~.~li~"~e,.25~T1OS,R13E ••tlBid Ea~ Spring. RuidOilO 1lowns, New Publlther ll!l~lt4ffrt8tlC"I.·re- plica.tioM for lo~ belp! ib6d."

· .=~J'i1:'~~d M~.•tll, '1 and'. 8, nlOtkl, U'nitw. spanslbllilyfcll'.typtIg.·...l'llPhI'.• cal morslll :r:e:rt·.~Ir.'~~i' '.'-:fNll~tbeNlIl'th__·eomer;;r PaloV~,~tIi)wRuid()8o aclYerlI"lt'llK\IItteept tl) publllIIt • fllr :ant; '... . ..

. ~'llUd Sed;i«t2G bead Nodhct 03' .J)olh18).witliint~vements CGI'tKtlonIn ihtnel(U...... thtouglt· .' y,2:30 .. ('. '- GT"WMtalot:lJttbl'rtt8tlmeofMicl .~. . ... ' . ti' .. /I ··~u.~'Ft''~'D' ~ " P';D). gm.p•. Health BeneIitlJ·

Section 1&'. 137669 feet: ·tbente· LoU intllt<rt'edbyoa1980, "cn =t awllilble~ No pho1re.. ' talls.Nodh69' il' 421t'Esnalong Mid . ~lfllbill'!Boine;fJ).No; , one1lmehllle'OnIy "E.OB. • ·S4,..G..40-flc

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HESORT HE~TAI. '

TOP BRASS REALTORS - :Js~a and rondOlL.Jor.-'f;:ni tl weekly, m .• ..'25 at27. em:t-5'f

CABINS AND CASTLES _ ..week, PlOll.th. Clean,~able, convenient, F-ivat&, .'­cal, pleasant cookouts.' .,thing futnilIhUcl and 'd me• kitichel)etf;es. ~ear. .==~'-'"Build ~51~9300. 29'-e-lJ5.

RACING SEASON - lovely .bedroom two bath. Wll8liet· .

=TvdisA~98,i,. . M·B,; '.

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Call 267..4001.............. beforeS

IIIII! Were bornunderafuUE~V~I~CT~I~O~N~· moon.

NOTICE:.

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M·A-88-8tp

WOUR WANTED

.... VA4 41Y .INNI..ChNIlity· -rdlnt;-..-int.. -tH.Mr­

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DEPENDABLE' cL'EANiNGServioo. . Condoll, . apartments,homes and yard care. Specializ­ing in window and chimneycl~. Vacation home cllecksand mamteDance. can 378-4127.

. 22-'f..94-tfcYARD_C~ mowi"g.J;me.

. trimming, raking pine :Q.!ledles,hauling, minor carpentry 'work,painting. 267-2266.

6P I orb, fIM!c1.oao N.JIIf.11l1\!~Y. MIi\(<:/).@. 1$'89 • .·~]'ITcd.··.·m-.B~.;:f!BSO·A·.p•.n~1P!J;.~.,:,'..li'.UUlW.~ !>O'.Qn~.$:.l.ft." rt.··.SAlili}.~ q.dr.v-.._ FO~~.l~n·,·t!fi.::'~~.a:P.;orVUlIl.'et".· 1986.:EOBDSUPEll.cAll~~k- T.HlU!ll!l.:aEPllQOM-=,~pletely COMPLETELY .. FI.1RNJSBED -.... .,......... r~ _ ..~.- -.... . "'''- .:--:. mill-..... ""'" ..,.,,~~ ~p. l!l¥tra e1ean.r. low. mile~. Fi.- . :furniIIhe!l. $llll6 plJJll ufiljties.. two ~I1to<IP-1II inel#4in8 utiliij"

llQn•. lml. at Pine Sp~ aeitiss . ty·lIAd .tn!Cll, beIIt wOlji:1 In town. Bed hAil ~ 1'(aInes IUld mat- I1IUlCll for only ~U'lS..downt.free C~ 007-2340. :t.t:·:p.95-lltc for 4.1.'1'W1Jl~ mo.•• J3lSO;perfrom race traclt. J.\l-I-95.4tc: Porte1'Is NUJ:'BerY, IlighwlZY 70 tl'eP, linenll, ean~D~d' xnatch- 89 day warranty. Rw.doso .Jrord, '. mo~. SUiJIltIUlti.al· Qdi~nt

East. 378-8347... . lng' windOW--CI . .--Dresser Lincoln, Me1'CU1'Y. 378MOO. TRUE a~Dl;lO()M - PlObile fOl' w:mter~p~. Shoq byzo.P-27-tfc hAs 3 drawers /,Ind book ce~e.~t- , 22-R-89-tfo A01I1e .WlthWMb,er/d~er. Clill appointmetl.t.ll67-2840. .. \

. .tacJullent. Excellent col\ilition, 1980 SUDARU GL1600 ~ ile1l 8S . 257:-4416pr ll67-7fj97. .-K-53-ttl:, 22-D-9Iit2tcHUMANE SOOIJilTY - XitB N' $400 for C01I1plete set, Vio 20 PQl1B or P!lrt ouj;. Engine traDS- 0Nl!l AND TWO. - .bethwm FOR RENT ..... in Oapitan. F'bur

&boodles M!>'p :!lOW open. New CCQDDI,odCll'e oomputer. with n;rlssion, !llutch, etc., good condi- mobiles. So~e WIth wa.sher IUld bethwms ,on 7. ac:res,· $4<ioinventoty.. - an typell of window BD1all black IUld white TV for tion.685-ll525.·· M-R-94-2tp dqer. One 10 park; others on month. can l,Ifter 5 p.m. 3M-oov~;plus douted odds and' $;:en~~~=~,rwg;:A~~ 1986 FOE F'.350 -:- crew «lab dual- ~r;~te .lots, $200 an:1J'-8~J~2~27. . . M.C-~;~tpends. Open WednClll!l9', Ji'rjday for $25' 5 g8llon for $00 most !r, extra mce. Finance for only . .. FOR RENT ..... furnished mq~eand Saturday 10 to 2. Gavilim su lie~ with tanks. Call 267. $195 down,free 30 day war- ONE BE!lROOM -.,extra clean, home, 3 bedrooms, 1 va bQ •Canyon Road. Volunteers wel- 95g;. 69-C-95-2tc ~lUj.ty. Ruidoso Ford, Lincoln, large lot, large sto~ge, $250 Clill 378-8478 or 1-437-1817,C01I1e. H-31-tlhc ¥-ARD-SALE-March-3! ~1,t:-.. Merom· 378~0. 22-R-fM-tfu" mo.!l..tl!,_~5'1-!lfl15 daysM'~1-28tfc24Alamogord(l.- _._. -M.8-93.·

MASSAGE 'i'HERAPY IS·' FOT·. - ~ ~J'.~ , 1985 BRONCO II - 4x4, autOmatic evemngs. . -n-85- Om: BEDROOM AP. .F;yERY BODY - . Relax, r.f~~.SC~~S:n~e 0:ee:. and air. Only 25,000 miles. Fi.- TWO BEDROOM .:... coDdqminium, - at Os; itan, va block ;10l'Clluvenate. can Jan Princ:e at and used itemS Clothes furni- nance for only $195 down, free ~~laceh.carpeted~rtially~ school. Ched,$250' ~ -The Perfect Ten, 258-3222. ture candle~ and lots' mOI1l. 3~ day warranty. Ruidoso Ford, roshed. ~ater an oable paid, furnished, $200. 267-742~f..;,

, . M-P-66-tfc Kle~'s Seoond Hand Store Par- 'Lmcoln, Mercury. 378-4400. good location. 257-2178. 336-7050.'· . M-T-94f2l,COMPLETE - t\J1l ~th addition aelise Canyon, Ruidoso.' Now 2~-R-94-tfo , M-L-86-ttl: TWO B:EDROOM HOUSE -'~t;k.

to yoU!:' home for as little as $125 oJIBn for the season, Tuesday 1987 DODGE - full 81Ze Ram- HOUSJ!l. FOR RENT - un- Franklin stove, brtge decklmper ~onth. C~ Parsons Me-- tbm Sunday, 10 a.m.43-K-95-1tp charger 4x4, like' new. Only furnished, two bedrooms,. 2 carport. Must see to QPP~Il~.Clumical, 267-52~8 .• 18-P-71-tfc PIANO FOR SALE _ upright, ex- 1~,3oo miles. Save thousands. baths. Year round, good loca~on. Please caR 25'7-7170. 17-S.~tc:

FlRJ!lWooD - J1llllJ?Cl1" c:edar cellent conditi.on, $595. Need Finance for only $196. down, free can 257-4202 after 6 p.m. SPACE FOR RENT ~ ~p1I1e seasoned; delivere~ and good h01l18 for two mature 39 day warranty. RUldollo Ford, .' . M-G-~tfc . Mall, midtown area, all 'utilitiesstacked. Stove c:ut:s available. Siberian Huskies: 336-4700. . Lincoln, Mer~w:r. 378-4400. . SEVE~ NICELY - furnished paid. Clill007-M28. M-T-\!1r~257-5966. M-W-78-tfo M-R-95-2tp . 27-R-94-tfc mobiles, ($195 ~ $2(0) ~ear .Y. FORRENT~twobedroommQbile

BUYING - wreclred ears for sal- 1987 FORD TEMPO - lill wheel Easy access. Qw.et. Water pald, fi' hed $186 th. Call 257'vage. Mountain Salvage, east of • drive, low miles, extra clean: Fi- . natur~ gas available. $25 less if 2~s, mon M-C-94-tfuBaCk 40 Trailer Park. 378- For a Complimentary nance for only $195 down, free unfurmshed. 6 month lease. 378- • . .. . .4546. M-B-91-tfo M K f CI I 30 day warranty. Ruidoso Ford, . 4498. 23-C-87-tfc LARGE - two bedroom, furnis5

FOR SALE _ FM two waY' raaio, ary ay a a Lincoln, Mercury. 878-4400. om: BEDROOM - a~ent, re- carpeted, aid~~7OO6' w,nthater~1-base '1 car unit 1 shoulder ilak Call Pat Arvizu 24-lt-~tfc carpeted and re-pamtecl. $240 1:blll;e~. ..... mo , "'0_unit,' $600; -rv:o wheel utility '257·5356 . SPECIAL TRAILER - towing . month, bills paid. can. Jace epo81t. all 378-414ll. _ .'trailer . $400. Co. maclrlne . package. 1977 Ford LTD station Ensor, Coldwell Banker, SDC. _ M T 94.2tpMWolt1 .. modcl ~10.. $260: H. St.'a _ ...._.. wagon, 460 engine, $ll,500. 257-5111. '17-E-~tfc TWO '7 one~.ap~~tB,Call2S7-5903 29'R-93"3tp·· -" £ ""'...-.. Phone 258-5738. M-R-95-1tp 'TWO . BEDROOMS -guest ~shNe~b~~_ti:{'/lldNincludiPa'

. • . RKCYCLlNG CENTER ~ ell .c.·-'-bed b'l """'le. lCll....... on. ew.ana36 1I"l'-" 40 FT. _ an DlBtal build- 195?OHEVY BELAIR - .profee- ,w "~:UlIiI PlO ! e, olean $275 and $300 r mo»tb.ing, excellent condition. To be CASH ,810~Y' restored, reb~t 283 00 plus utilities. JaIl 267- ean 258-51922~B-9Atpremoved from old :municipal air- F engme, $4,500; Automatic trans- 2840. '.. -D-95-2tc =,;;;:~:::";~;;;;'==,;;;;;-=-;;:.;;.;=

It in.RuidollO. Full width slid- or mission fur 1982 Datsun pickup, FURNISHED - one bedxoom NICE ADOBE HOUSE -. tWee~g.dr-'-. BOlt and nut' co--'--- A1uminum cans, Copper, $100. 1-354-2914. M-95-4tnc . house. Good rent for c:ouple with be

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"". D .............. Brass, Non-ferrous Metals 8-3 7 J ck Miz on 0 ry acreage irriga_tion, easily disassembled. Enter- Hwy 70 East:lndustrlal Comp1ex 1984 LINCOLN TOWNCAR - no pets. 25 39, a e, ideal 11 r hor:res call 623-413.6tsin reasonable IUld fair otTer. luxury and comfort galore. Seller OwnerJbroker. M-M-89'ttl: 0 2' . cia I IIJim Hatton, 336-9649 or 1-512- anxious.. Available Saturday FOR RENT - two bedroomll, one after5or62-,3800 13-T-94l4tc:664-2656. 4O-H-93-3tp only at Cimarron Condos neXt to bath, furnished. $325 month, GARAGE FOR RENT ·th1ift;.

sroRAG~BAYS - 800 sq. ft., 14 . Co~ey's ~ursery. Price reduced utilities p~d. Call Rose, Located at the 'Y'. $296Wl

month,ft. Cllliling, two garage d.OIIrll,.be- .•.. fu].' :unmedia.te sale. 25-B-95-1tp Owner/agent; 268-6772 after 5 utilitie included can 267hind Handi Hanks on Mecliem, TRU:CK FOR SALE - 1982 Dodge p.m, 17-P-90-tfc 2939 s • M-K-95<ltp-$200month. 257-3160. )llck.up, $2,000 firm. can days, 1973 LINCOLN TOWNCAR - 107 CLOVER - three bedrooms, '. j ........

. . . 18-T.94-2tp 257·9147,~ 6 257-9561~ brownlbeige. Widow needs to two baths. New home, un- THREE BEDR~MS - two baths.1988 NEW _ 3&30 Winchester ,M-~tfc sell, $1,000. Call 378-4531 afl:er furnished. Fireplace, fully. car- Woodland. Ridge, $300 mop'~

rifle with night tele sight, $300. 1986 DODGE 150 pICKUP - 1982 6; ll57-2923. M-G-95-2tp peted, easy access, close to pollt Call 257-5468. M-M-9 tp\ C~ 008-519). M-B-94-2tp W~goneer 300! V-~, 4 wheel office, stores and restaurants. ONE BEDRoo'!l- A·Frame, 50MOVING MUST SELL ti: drive, both vehicles m excellent Shown by appointment. For mODth, furnished, 4th Street.

Sligh desk and leath;re:r v: condition. GatewlZY ExxoD, 257- lease or sale. 257-2340. 007-5468. M-M-95-3tpft. Tong 3 ft. wide euellent d>D- 2633. M-G-63-tfc PROPERTY MANAGEMENT - I 29-D-95-lltc FOUR B:EDROOMS - two~dition, h,750. 257-4065. 1980 BUICK :ELECTRA WAGON need several nice houses and .LARGE - one bedroom apartment. Secluded in Siena VlIlta Est/II;es,

. ' 19-5-94-2tp - all power and ~as. VeT! condos for permanent rental.. $225 plus deposit. Gas and $300.month.007-5468.NE:W DOUBLEWIDE _ $16,900 at c~ean. Good mechamcal c:ondi- Please call DOD Harmon, Four water paid. 378-4661. M-R-90-tfu . M-M-lJ¥tP.

PRITCHm-CONSTRUCnON the'''Champion Factory Outlet". tion, $2,260. Call 257-7186. Seasons Real Estate, 257-9171. NEW BEAUTIFUL - furnished FOR RENT - very nioo tiWoNMUc.IO'_ Lowest prioos statewide. Many M-R-73-tfc 21-H-88-tfc one bedroom aparlmentB with bedroom :mobile. FurniIlled,

• New Homes • Repalnz used and repo homes available 1987 FORD RANGER - low SMALL TRAILERS - suitable fur washen'dryer. One perIlOD, no washer/!lryer, 6 minutes from• Remodeling with little down easy credit. miles, priced below blue book. a coullle. Call 257-4418, 257- pets, $300 month. 1-434-4428. . track. $ll85 !\..enth plUII e1eI>

(505)378-8466 '----"" ' Finsncefor onl . 'ci~:No pets. Elomel'llliiiiiiiiiiiiliii;i;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil N.9 lta3011ay ·w'iiiranty'. RUidollO Ford, MOBILE HOME 'SPACES _ fur SMALL _ two bedroom cabin in of Sprlhg A",enue and A Street.

1000 WOLFF SUNBEDS _ toning Lincoln, Merc:ury. 378-4400. rent. Located on the river near Gateway m:ea. Call 257-7186. 378-4131. 30-E-96-lltctables, facial toning!.,.Save to . 23-R-79-tfo sh~~ing center. Call 257-4418, M·R-91·tfc50%. Prices from :JZ49. Body 1985 GMC - super cab. Well oared 25 • 697 M-K-1-tfc THREE B:EDROOM - bouse,wmps, lamps, lotions. can for. Finance for only $195 down, SHAW APARTMENTS - 1 and'2 fireplace, feneed Y'~...L-Jlll.tural

.. ~~l~talog.-l-800- free 30 day wnmnty....RUidos~ .. bedrmmr1"urniBheo--apaffiifehts gas. Very nice, centrnI lOciltiOn,228-6292. Ford, Lincoln, Mercury. 378- for ~ent. Good location. No pets. $495 month. 257-91211.

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J. F. CONSTRUCTION. on all used or new 1988 PlObile age; 4x4. can 257-6373 or 257- new, partiany furnished. home, three bedxooms. 1 V2INC. . home models. Starting from $99 7479. M-R-89-tfc $300'montb. 257-5410 or 257- baths. Clill 378-8478 or 1-437-

U .......2a481· 8_d.adlD.....d down, $99 month; doublewides 1975 CHEVY - 3/4 ton picku~ 9555. M-V-49-tfc 1817, Alamogordo,. M-S-91-tfc--COmmercial III ReaideDtl.1 $199 th 11 nnw. fi' A-4 ood'Coo_traction moo, .rJ!rt7f) dJlanr:mg. --, runs great, g wor FOR RENT - one bedroom house, TWO OR THREE BEDROOMS - 1

· New Conatractlon. Addltlona. can Sergio. 1-831-5161. N-95-1ta Metruck. RW.37·d8-44000soFordM, IR-8.in~~, nice. Ruidoso Downs, DO pets. va baths, fireplace, 1lIIfurnished.

RemodeliDll. Deck·Rep..... TYPEWlUTERS - due to school 1'CU1'Y.... -. ......c Call 378-4802 or 378-4639. Secluded, lots of treell, lovel,yRooong. Masonry. b~getcutB, Smith Corona offers 1985 ME:RCURY - 4 door, air COD- M-A-54-tfc landsc:apin~. Reasonable. can

- Sh_trock RepUr. lDaunmca Work 1....:....=.. elft"<- • '~1. full di •- _ No Job Too Small _ lin~nwunW ..=~CS WlWl ~f;iom$'n9g, down,extra~::. FiD

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- e ""..""",on memory, ow.y 1 5 ....... 30 ay war- bedrooms, one va baths. Un- Aspen Real Estllte. 24-C-92-tfc- No Job Too Large - auto centering, relocate, return, ranty. RUidoso Ford, Lincoln, furnished, all ::fJliances, water NIGHTLYIWEEKLYIMONTHLY

• Quality Work...Ml Work Gu"""'- fureign language keys, $169. List Merel1l'y. 378-4400. 21-R-89-tfo paid. Professio Property Man- _ cabiJi, cOndos, townhouse• 257-7818 =c~.~J'rogu(X;n- 1985 F-250 - 3/4'tOn Ford pickup, 'agement, 1011 Mechem Drive. h01l1es and mobile rentals. c;U: lay:a.way. Free delivery: 1-71'1.: 4.%4, low mileage. Finance for 258-6599. . 18-P-73-tfc Century 21 Aspen Real Estate;: 648-4426, anytim.e. N-95-1ta only $195 down, free 30 day war- SMALL Om: BEDROOM _ fur- Vicki 257-9057. J.9.,(J.92-tfc• . ranty. Ruidoso Ford, Lincoln, nished apartment with fireplace. TWO BEDROOM MOBILE - oom-: WILL PAY CASH _ for used hliJ:lle 00 F<?OO' - enclosed 5th wheel ¥erel1l'y. 378-4400. 23-R-91-tfc Bills paid including basic cable. I'letely furnished, near the 'Yj: . and stock. trail.ers~ Also horses ~~~_ forC:..::one. RoaSeed al199104

51977·DODGE RAM CHARGER - $300 mODth plus deposit and lji295 pel: m_oDthplus gaaan

;. bought and sold; Carl Dra~· .....V.....L. -v , - emillent economical 4 wheel Jease. AdultS oriIy, no pets. 257- lights. 257-2340. M-D-95·2tc:: 378-8166. 17-D-13-tf~ 0.b.o.257·2939. 17-K-96-1tp drive, new tirell, tral\smi~sion, 7267. 23-H-75-tfc ONE BEDROOM HOUSE - C01I1-

': CALL 257-4001-to find out about ROLEK REPLICAS - $50 and up. $2,400.007-2390. M-N-92-4tel NICE FURNISHED one pletely fumiIlhed.· $llOO plus:: putting a classified ad in the .:Call-25~ M-D-96-2tp CREAM PUFF - white Chevy van bedroom apartment, bills {laid. bills. Deposit required. Upper,t Ruidoso News. M-R-61.tfc GARAGE ~ - Baclt Forty with only 43,000 actual ini1es. One person only, no pets, lIP260 Canyon, no pets. 257-7543.: AT JOYCE'S _ Furniture Bam we Mobile ~ark office. March 31st Loaded, ready for OU8toD1izing. month. 1434-4428. M-H-85-12tp M-M-92-tfc:: have a large inventory or rea- and .Aplil 1st fro:m 8 a.m. to 4 Excellent condition. Only $6,995. SMALL CLEAN - efficiency- TWO BEDltooM HOUSE -- com-~ IlOnably priced furniture and. ap- p.m. M·B-96-1tc ~7"'1777. 18-M"93-4tel cs.bins•.Bills paid, $195 to $245. pletely. filn:Ii8het!- firel!lace; lofo• wpliancese·;"l:·W··eo.,Pen, lsO-ell5'an6-ddatrYllad·ea. YARDan·~·SALE~..'"'!Art:

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:: ...... buy lUU Sodd newly -rebuilt engine, J:UnIl good. SPACIOUS NEW CONDOS _ AVailable ti.tat of month. Upper~ 650 Sudderth. 257-7576. oriidnal .. others. Furniture, Clill.318-4829. M-E-93-4tp loaded with l~ell{6-12 month Canyon. 257-7643. ,. 19-F·92-tfc_ 30-C-77-tfc t001B, .much mCll'e. 616 CarriJo 1986 CHEVROLET - 8-10 Blazer leases. UnfurniShed, two OLASSY PAD - fireplaoo,'view,:: TIGHT BUDGET'l - UIlI!1l ofliClll 2~0n.::...~ hoWJClllSnnilabefore ~~ ~.!ed.11,ab...1l.oePeantek~~n' diti"llJtt(lo(......··· 5' bedroOms, 1,400-1,500 sf. $400. two1l1ll8ter bec1rollmll, iUnlillhed,:: furniture, Wwe sel.e<:ti.onJ g()Qd = "'IIUP· 3~ '"9

9"'1......tp ~~ eueHandE ~bi.':'~ . '.l'ffree-be(1toomjJ,· 1,806-1,900 lif, $495•. LeaS/.! $650 month raoo

~ qualitI,.g()Qd'F.ic:es. Now buying ...' . YOD' OJ- , "I"""'> blue w 'te, 4,7,000 $500, Complete fu:tniture rental season. 257.90380r 258-4199.::; lind selling. RUldOfilO OOice Supp- GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE - Diilea;$9;OOO. Clill 505-762-9479 packages begiiming $135. 378- M·V.9a·ttl:~ ly. 257.2281,257-7014., . Match31,Aprlllat Biscuit Hill. or 505·762-2427, Clovill. 8080. 25.c.83-1'!itp COZY' APARTMENT . - one~ 21);.R-I01-tfe FoUowsigns. M-CJ..95-1tp. . . 23-S-934tPbedrllom, ~hed, ikeplace,• TRAILElt FOR RENT - eall 257- good location. $2ll5}; ~literpaid:

HELP" THE· Adorable German She.p'herd/Ch.·OWI 4001, allk f.'or BllUand. Call257~90381)J:25lS-4199. c. . . ..' .M~R-84-tlho . M-V-93-tfc

HOMELEsS. Lab mix puppies.lookingfor new home. Ne.ec:llots

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SPRING CLEANING - yard work,trash hauling, light cfut andgravel hAuling, tree removal.257-5966, • M-W-86-tfc

LICENSED DAYCARE -- pre­sohool, reading readiness. Dtop­ins Welc:ome. Little Rascals, 267·9465. .. M-L-87-1Otp

CARPENTRY - decks. sheetrock,additious, pafu~and h01l18maintenance, 1'00 repairs.Before you decide me andC01I1par8. 20 years experience.Gary,258-8683. 22-T-88-8tp

PAINTE:R - needs work. :Brush,roll or spray. Have "own tools.Tommy Williams, 354-2606.

, M-W-90-8tpRESIDENTIAL CLEANING SER­

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· Weeklylmonthly. Free estimates./\. The Clean Machine. 585­tt. 0025. M-R-94-2tp~J & M CARPET CLEANING ­:: business, 8 oonts a foot; and for• houses $10.50 per room plus tax.

.' Please call fur estimate. 007­_ 9046. 22.J-95-4tp2-z~m: CLEANING SERVICE ­~ .~eeds one more house or office tp•' .clean. References. 354-2550.• M-8-95-2tpz~ED SOMETHING DONE?·­'" caR 1118 fur any type of.outdoor

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GARY LYD·CH l~~REfiLTY 257-4011

FuIlyfurnlslIed. !1pme on larse lot has 2 bedrooms, 11/2 baths,

ellBY acce~, wood stove, redwood decks.$5&,900.-

ml..1l:IIUilYER 6NLl PLeSE TO SHQefING. BUILI)~DIW()--NOW JUST ONE LEFTIThis S bedroom, 2 bath chalet Is fully furnished, New 3 bedroom, 2 balh chalel, beaUllful views.ontwillotswith paved access. Poaslble flnane- redwood eXlerior and decks. nice wooded 101,!ng to quallfl&a lruyilr;$8!J;995. . ., Lw_e_II_IR_S_UI_SI_e",_,_R_V_1'_Br_k_ln_lt-_,'_o$_65_,5_00._. ..!

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ELY FURNISlIED _. three .37S-A111 after 6 p.m.30·S.87·tfe~~l"".~om,~e bath <rondo next TOWN AND COUNTRY NOR'-!-'H.a;t •Cree MIll\dilws Country Club. - oozy 2 1/2 story home W1~Will sell ortra:de equity and YQU large ;m;aster bedroom and bIg.nalillsum.e bll1anee. Call '915-683-' open liVIng area. Separate studyeeijj()27.· ,. 24-F-95-6tp and oover~ dee~;$89,500. 258·$NRUN .;... cree Meadows 5117 evenmgs. 25-B-89.7tp•eIrc!lountryClub. FtIll:r' furnished,~!?6hreebedrooms, twQ baths. Just9...~dueed to $82,500. Evans and,haj'lOJllP/lDY RealtoJ:ll, 257-9600. .bfill . .. . 21·E-96-tfeli7#O BEDROOMS- twQ baths iIi ..¥stclrie Upper Canyon. Gllod ae­q:ts'eess, five year old home. Assume.:iifrl9w .interest IQan with $2,000, aiilown. Call David" at FiJ:St Na·bru[1.~omU Bank, 267-4033; after 5,

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eerplete full bath for all little asad 125 per month. Call ParsllllBf);lrIeeluiDica1, 257-5228.illi.u, lS-P-71-tfe#1 CREEK RUNS THROUGH ­w~ck lro:d' Three bedroom fur·Slip'!lihe home. 225 Carrizo Road,.&;$.38,900. #2 Capitan, three:"I'o~mobile on 6.75 acres inq:trillage limits. Partially, feneed~ horses" $49,500"#3 Charm·dJfg three bedroom log cabin with

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Larry Sherwood, PastorSunday School-9:30 a.m.Sunday Worship-IO:30 a.m.Wednesday Youth Mceting-7 p.m.

UNIVERSAL LIFE CHURcHI?oncho de Paz n:treat center .

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·336-76-75-Rcv.leamsie Pripe, Pastor

'Sunday Service every week. Schedule~m~~srctreatguelrts.Pl~~.~!(o~time&336-1075.Vespers every third ~uliday in late afternoon,~I fot ti'mc.

SERTOMA C~UB

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BRIDGE CLUB ,. ~,Open games-'atthe SeniorCitizensCen­ter. Thesdays 1 p.m., Fridays 7:30 p.m.,beginners' games Fridays 7:30 p.m.,257-9228.

THURSDAY BRIDGEThursdays, Ii a.m., at Cree MeadowsCountry Club. Oill Martha Riger. 257­4929.

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Third Monday, 7 p.m., ,SL Eleanor'sCatholic ChuicJL

SANTA RITA CATHO~CCOMMUNITY LADmS GROUPS

Capitan: Last.Thursday, io a.~" inSac.r:ed Heart Parish Hall. '. ' .Carrizozo: A1teIDate first Sunday,3 p.m.•'and' ijlBt Mon~y. 7, p.m., at Santa RitaParish Hall, 648,..2853.

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" Mcs<;.leto~ob Schut, Minister . .

:ChUrCh SchC)O'·9:30 Ltn.SuQdiy Worsb~IO=30 ..m~·': ,,'MOndayiu:niorHigh¥outb.M¢lUtg-:6:30(J~m..W~'Y 'WSli:Schqol.Yo\lth~~.n~-7,p.m.,. . ., , '

.. ·1hu~.~ Kids·KtUb<$tadea .1~}-3:3() .,.m.

RlJIDOSOVALLEYCHA,MBE:tl O,FCOMMERCE

,'Ibb:<\Wednesday, n?on, for board meet­iDg in the cbAmber building on SudderthDrive. MeetinSs open to the pu~lic.

ST. ANNE'S Gun..DFoutth-Thursday,noonrfoI=-COmmuni9Pr--"_·.lunchandmeetingin.thepari~haUofthe 'Epispopal ChJ,ttch of the Ho~y Mount.

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RUIDOSO PUBLIC LIBRARYHours: ~onday-~day - 9 a.m. to 7p.m.; Friday -9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday- 1,0 a.m- to 2 p.m.2S7-4335.

RUIDOSO BOND0 VAI..l·EYEXTENSIONHO~MAKERS

CLUlJFourth Wednesday, ~oon fur cove:red­dish lunch~ at the Ruidoso PublicUbrary.

1:30.p.m. progtam, tea and bu~ss.

W~lnl~~SClub building, 111 J.;veJ'gteenRoad. 257-2309

CltiUST COMMUNI1'Y, J!ELl,OW'$1IJlI' .

Hipwq $80We$t..C"l'itao; ~$4.024Sg

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Sunday Sch()Ol·9:30 ..Iri.\Votabip Serv,k;e...] l ..m~BveninS WOt.bi~:30p.nt.

RUIDOSO JAYCESSMeets at noon every Wednesday at CreeMeadows Restaurant. For IDore informa­tion call 258-5858.

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NAZARENEANGUS CHURCH

OF THE NAZARENE. _At Boni,JoParkN~ncConfen:nce Center, Angus

12 miles north ofRuidoso, Hwy. 37a....lellllail, PMt«, 336-8032.

SundayScbool..lO'..nI.

Sunday Worship-II ,a.m. & 6:30 p.m.Wcdneaday FeUowship-6:30 p.m.

, Sunday First Service-8:30 a.m."~undayScbool-9:30 LOL

SUnday Second Servicc-IO:30 Lm.

UNITED PdETBODIST CHURCH3rd and White Oaks, C8pitanBryan Peterson, PastorSunday First Senrice-8:30 a.m.

TRINITY UNI'IEDMETHODIST CHURCH1000 D Avenue, Carrizozo

'Bryan Peterson, :PastorSunday School-IO a.m.Sunday WOI'Ship-tl: IS a.m.Wednesday 010il'-6 p.m.

RUIDOSO PAAENTING GROUPThe Ruidoso Parenting Group Ineets at 4p.tn., thesecond TueadayoftheDlon~atthe Ruidoso Public Lib,rary. For moreinfonnation ~ Carol at 257-3049 or ~.

Renee at 378-8390.

116 Colorado SIree~Ruidoso DownsPhone: 378-8215

Ed Clemmom, PastorSunday Worship-l0:30 a.m.Midweek Home Groups-7 p.m.WedDesday Youth Group-7 p.m.

CAPlTANFOURSQUARE CHURCH

Hi~way48, CapitanHarold W. Perry, PMtor

Sunday School-tO a.m.Sunday Worship-II a.m. & 7 p.m.WEdnesday Bible Study-7 p.m.

FULL GOSPELMISSION FOUNTAIN OF LIVING

WATER FULL GOSPELSan Patricio

Sunday School-IO a.1lLEvening Services-7:30 p.m., Sunday, Tuesday& Friday

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CONGREGAClONIDSPAN'ADE LOS TESnGOS DE}alOVA

l-lighway 37';106 Alpint:!ViUageRoad258--3659,33&-7076 '

ReunionPub~Oom. 10:00a.m.I!sWdio detaAtalaya..Dom.lQ:&J-a.Dl.Estu~io <Ie LibfC)-.LutL 7 p.m.EscuelaDeI"A':· f:erio ..... , ..L!~Mie· 7', ,'", ..........rns. ,"WCIll~V"': r p.m.Reunion de Setvicj()..Miel'7:50p.m.

. RUIDOSO GU;N CLUBORDER OF TIlE AMARANTH, Third Wedn.e~~y,7:30 p.m., at Texas-

INC. NewMexicoPowerCompany. President,Ponderosa CoUifNo. 6 n.------Bobby- -Am.ett.-2S7-9S4O;----secIetary~-­

FourthTuesday, 7 :30p.~, in the Basiem treasurer~Mike MoirhJ. 257-4804.Stm: BuUdirig"Pal,mer Gateway.

NATIONAL ASSO,CIATIO:N OFRETIRED FEDERAL EMPLOYEES

Llncolri CQunty Chapter 1379Second Tuesday, 10 a.J;n..,.,at K-Bob',..

QRDER OF THE EASTERN STARRuidoso CbapterNo. 65

SecondThursday~ 7:30p.DL, BaStelDStarBuilding, Palmer Gateway. Visitingmembers.welcome.

COUNSELING CENTERPersonal, family ~ 'poupl~s and alcoholco~eling at Charleston Square, -SuiteB •. Ruidoso, 257-5038. Carrizozo,County Health Office. Courthouse An­nex, ,648-2412. 24-hour HELP-~e, 1­437-8680. Fee based on ability to pay.

RIO RUIDOSO LIONESS CLUBSecond Thesday, noon. at K-Bob's,board and general meeting. Third Thes­day, noon, at K-Bob's. social and pro­gram. Guests'Welcome.

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JEUOVAD'S WITNESSRuidoso-KingdomHaU

lDghway 37, 106 Alpine Village Road258-3659, 258-3277

Sunday- PubJic ....lk.... :30 ,p.m.Sunday Watchtowet Study-2~20p.m.Tuesday Bible Study..7:30p.m.Thur$day MinistrySchool-7~30p.m.

,.~" ,Thur$da)t-SeJ:Vicc.Mceting..8:20-p.lll-..,

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Third Wednesday~MOQ, atK..JJob's teS­taurant.

GOLDEN AGE CLUBFirst and third Wednesday at noon forcoveted dish lunch and game,s in theSeQior CitiZens, Centt:lr (behind Ruic;losoPublic Library). Visitors welcome.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSRuidoso

Second and fourth Tuesdays at St.Eleanor's Parish Hall, 7 p.~Manl,lel

Lanfor, grand knight.

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LAMAZElPREPAREDClULDBIRTH CLASS

Six-week sessipn every eight weeks onThursday nightB. Dr. Brown and Spenceroffice at 7 p.rn.Contact Sally Canning, ACCE, at 653­4041 (lincoln) evenings.

'LINCOLN COUNTY FOOD BANKtloardmeets third Thursday, 1 p.m., FirstPresbyterianChurcn. Food bankhours ofoperation: noon-6 p.m. Monday,Wednesday and Friday at the Fust Pres­byterian~hon Nob Hill; 257-5823.

KIWANIS CLUBTuesday. noon, at Whispering Pines \Restaurant in Upper Canyon. VisitingKiwanis International members ,;wel­come.

GATI;WAYCHURCH OF CHRIST

RuidosoJimmy Sportsman, MinisterSunday Bible Study-9:30 a.D\.Sunday Worship-10:30 a.m.Wednesday Prayer Meeting-7 p.rn.Thursday Ladies' Bible Claoo-9:30 a.m.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST L.D.8.Mcsc:alero- Branch

MarrinHansen. President, 434-0098Sunday: Priesthood and Relief Society Meet­ing-I 1:30 a.m.

"sutJdaySchool and Primary-Noon. SacramentMeCting-10:30 a.m.

EPISCOPALEPISCOPAL CliimCiJ OF TIlE

HOLY MOUNT121 Mescalero Trail, Ruidoso

Fr. John W. PelUlt Rectorkault Study-9-10:15 a.m.SundaY-l!ucharist-8 &; to:30 a.DLWednesday-N'oo~Da..ughU!r8of King5:30 p.m.-Buc:hariBt and Healing7 p.m.-Choir praet:ice

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRISTLA'lTER DAY SAINTS

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST L.D.s.12 miles north ofRuidoso on Highway 48

Phone: 336-43S9Wyman ScarboroUgh, PresidentSunday:Priesthood Relief Society-I0 a.m.Primary and Young Women-I0 a.m. .SWlday School-II a.m.

~ s-.cr..ment Meeting-I 1:50 a.m.

LINCOI.;NHOUSE CHURCHCall fot infonnatiol1, 258-4144

BETA SIGMA pmFour chapters, pecond '~d ·fourtb Mon­days, 7:30 p.m., in 'members' homes.257-5368 or 257-4651.

DISABLED·AMERICANVETERANS

COB-CURRY CHAPI'ER 23First Tuesday, 7 p.m.. Amerlcao:LegionHall, Highway 70 llIld Spring Road, Rui­doso Downs.

,DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICANREVOLUTION

Second 11uu;sday, noon, in metDbershomes. 257-7186.

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICARuidoso BOY,Seoufs " '

Troop--S9r ~oiiiJays,-'~OP~.m.~' at-the, Episcopal Clnirch. of the Holy Mount.Scoubnaster Steve Norbw;y, 258-3417.Troop 195: Thursdays, 7 p.m., at St.BleaJ;lor's Catholic Church. ScoubnasterEarl Randall. 258-3073. Assistant Scout­master John Howden, 257-2975.Explo:rerPost 67; Wednesdays, 6 p.m., atRuidoso Downs Fire Department.Cub Scouts:.Pack· m~ting third TImrs­day. 7 p.m., 257-6006.Mountain Men BxploIe~Post76: George 'Lawrence, 258-5605..

CATHOLICSACRED HEART

CATHOLIC ClitJRCRCapi'"

Sunday Mass-9 LID.

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CATHOLIC CHURCHCarrizozo

Saturday Mus-7 p.m.Sunday Mass-II a.m.

MESCALERO BAPTIST MISSION'Mc:scaJero

James HWIC, P.storSunday School-IO a.m.SUDday Worship-II a.m. &: 7:15 p.m.Training Uni0d-6:30 p.m. Sw:ida:yWednesday Servicea-6:30 p.rn.

RUIDOSO BAPl1ST CHURCHPalmer Gateway

Wayne Joyce, PastorSunday School-9:45 a.m.Sunday Worship-10:45 a.m. &: 6 p.m.Wednesday Bible Study..7 p.rn.

TRINITY SOUTHERNBAPl'IST CHURCH

Capitan (south on Highway 48)Floyd Goodloe, Interim Pastor

Sunday School-9:45 a.m., Sunday Worship II a.m. & 6 p.m.

Porinfonnatioll ~_~4-3112.~

BAHA~FAITH

,SARA9JFAITHMeeting in homes of members. Phone 258-4117. .. ,- . '

ST. ELEANOR'SCA.'lHOUCCHURCHRuidoso .

FatherDavid J. Bergs, PastorSaturday Must7 p.m.,St. EteatK!rsSunday Mass:9:30 &e 11:15 a.m., St. Eleanor's8 a.m., St. JudeThaddeus, San Patricio.

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ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS."'080 ArId GroupMeet. at the RuidosoFQ18QCi1\l CeDter.UIIO the east .entl'N1f;:e. ce.nlra1 doors.Open Men's and Women's meetings,Sundays 8 p.m... Step Study Mondays,' 8p.m. AAbeginner's night...Wednesday. 8p.m.OpeI;\-Women.... 11nn'sdays;·~Social~ Alanon Thursd,ays. 8 p.ol.Book study Fridays, 8 p.ol. AA openmeetiDg ~aturdays,8 p.OL Birthdays, lastSatmday.

Ruidoso Area GroupMeets at 7 p.m. in the Community UnitedMethodist ChuIch, 220 Junction Road..Tuesday-AA and Alanon meetiDgs. Sat­u.rd,ay-Open AA meeting.

Co-Dependents ~onymousMeets at the Ruidoso Financial Center.Use the east ent:raoce, cent.ral. doors.Thesday, 7:OO,p.m.-Step Study Meeting;Thursday, 8:00 p.m.-Open Meeting.

AlateenMeets Monday, 6:30-7:30 at the RuidosoHighSchool

Overeaters AnonymousMeets at the Ruidoso Financial Center.Use the east entrance, central dQOrs.Tuesday, 8:15p.D\. - Open nteeIing.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONOF RETIRED PERSONS

FourthWednesday. 10 a.m. inFust Bop­tilt C1mchFellowshipHaU, 257:4529.

ASSEMBLY OF GODAPA.CHE INDIAN

ABBEMBLY OF GODMCIC&Iero

DouaIcI Pettey. PastorPboDe-671-4747

Sunday Scbool-9:4.5 a.m-Sunday Worship-l0:45 LID. & 7 p.m­Wecbx:-day Savices-7 p.m.

GATEWAY ASSEMBLYOF GOD CRVRCB

Palmer Galcway. RuidoeoBdRimcr.~

Sunday ScOOoI-9:30~Sunday Wonhip-IO:30 a.m. & 6 p.m.Wednc-day Scrvicca-7:30 p.m.Choir Pncticc:-Adu1t-Wedoe8days at 6:30 p.Ol.-Yoatb-~_7~p.m..,Roya1Rangcm

Ministry (Christian scouting program)-W~ayaat 7:30 p.m. '

BAPnSTFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Carrizozo ..JohnT~Paster

Sunday Scbool-9:4S a.m.Sunday Worship-II a.pL &: 7:15 p.m.Ollm:hTniniD8~30p.m.SDDday

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHOF RUIDOSO

41» Mccbc:mDri~

D. Alleu eckley, PaterSunday SCboo1-~45'

StmdayW~I. LID. &: 6 p.m­Wednesday Service&-7 p.m••·Broedc_ OIl KOAW Radio 1490

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nR8T BAPTIST CHURCHRuidoso J)0'Nt1S

Mib: BU8h, P.Mtof'SlIDday Sc:hooJ--9:30 p.rn.Stmday'Wonhip-1 J~&6 p.oL'WecIrwdq~1poliL

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ENVIRONMENTAl,. AC'noN'GROUP LOVING BARTH

"0 (EAGLB)MeetB every Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. at K­Bob's, unless otherwise announced. Forfurther Worma~on,call 257-2B90 or 336- .

ALTRUSA CLUB OF RUIDOSO 4346. LINCOLN CpUNTY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL RUIQOSO SHRINE CLUBFirstTuesda 7 30 ' FAMILY CRISIS CENTER. HOMEBun..DERS ASSOClA:rI0N Ruidoso Hondo Valley Rotary Club Fourth. Wednesday at Cree Meadows

. y,: p.m. forprogram;;3rd F1l'8t Tuesday, 6:15 p.m., at Cree Mead- CallTuesdav DOOD for 1---.... at CtL..-d-.-rd f BoardmeetsthesecondThursdayatnoon Tuesday, noon, at Cree Meadows Coun- Country Club, 6:30 p.Il1. 257-4871,

'.I. ,UIAOU ~u.~.t"~ . 0 OWS Cnnnh-v'Club, 378-4441. Tim Hoyt, . 258-3348 or 257-7213.the Hills Lutheran Cnuch Mary Lou at the First Presbyterian Church. Crisis 0,1-----.1 try Club. UNITED METHODIST WOMEN

Moore, 2S7-S1'46. Center volunteers m.eet the second Mon- president, 258-3691. First Thursday, 7 p.m., CommunitySJERRA BLANCA SWINGERS

day, 7 p.Dl. at the Ruidoso Public Library. RUIDOSO ART GUH..D United Methodist ChulCb fellowshipAMERICAN HEART 24-hour crisis-line, 257-7365. Answered Second Tuesday, 7 p.m., Carrizo Lodge. Basic and mainstream square dancing. hall

ASSOCIATION by Ruidoso Police-ask for Family Crisis LINCOLN COUNTY MEDICAL Thursdays, 8 p.m., at First Christian .LlNCOLN!MESCALERO Center volunteer. CENTER AtJXILIARY RUIDOSO CARE CENTER Church. 258-3186, 336-4907 or 257.. VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS

DIVISION' First Tuesday (except July and August), - AUXILIARY 2883. Post 7072Second Monday, nOon luncheon. Chair- FEDERATED REPUBLICAN 9:30 a.m. in the hospital conference The Space City Squares in Alamogordo Jerome Don Klein Post. Third Monday. 7 p.m., at Ruidoso Care .manLisaMasoo, 336-8182. WOMEN OF LINCOLN couNTY room. fcc dance the first andtbirdSatutday,8p.m., Second Monday, 7 p.m.. at AmericanCenter (except in the summer). Re sh-

Fourth Tuesday in various locations. at the fairgrounds. Visitors are welcome. Legt'on Hall Spring Street and HighwayAMERICAN LEGION LIONS INTERNATIONAL ments served and everyone welcome. ; ,

Nonna Page, 336-4050, Barbara Alcorn, 70. Commander Romeo Klein, 257-ROBERT J. HAGEE 258-3199. Evening Lions Club

POST<79 , "tUesdays for supper. Lions Hqt on Sky- RUIDOSO POWNS LADIES SIERRA BLANCA DUPUCATE 5796.- ATTV'ILJARY BRIDGE CLTT'D WHITE MOUNTAIN SEARCHThird WcdDesday~ 7 'p.m.. in the Post 4-HCLUB land: a half block off Sudderth Drive VA· I~U

Home_ Highway 70 and SprinG' D __..I behind Mountaip LaunA ....,. FirstMonday,7p.Jn.,meetsintheVillage Weekly open and novice gaIne. Monday AND RESCUE b!JIU:Rui~ Down.s. ---0 ~uau., First Monday, 6:30 p.m., at Texas-New ~J Maintenance Buildi.n.6 in the Auxiliary evening7p.Dl.,Tuesdayaftern.oon 1 p.m. Third Mohday, '7:00 p.m., at Lincoln

Mexico Power Company. 1100 Mechem Ruidoso Valley Nbon Uons Room. l,Jse the entrance on the west end At Senior Citizens Center. Everyone County Sub-Office. Jim. Edwards, presi-IJ.P.O.E. NO. 2OS6 Drive. Call 258-5702 for more ipfQuna- Wednesday, noon, at Ruidoso Inn. Visit- of the building onHwy" 70. 'WeleoJ:ne. Ca1l2S7-9228. dent; CarlStu~.1sec::re.tary. Forirtforma-

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Elb Lodge Builetm.s OIl Highway 70. WOMAN'S CLUB WOMEN'S WOlUO>AY AT~SONlCLODGE NO. 73 En h M ..1- d dish . SPIRIT OF RUIDOSO CHURCH OF'CHRIST

B.P.O.E. DOES FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY First M d 7:30 . th Ea t c on~y at noon, coveteon ay,' p.D'L, In e S ern th PahnSecond and fomth'I1mrsdays. 7:30p.m., First Monday, 4 p.m., at the Ruidoso "Star Building, Pahner Gateway. I...arry luncheon followed by games. Second SecondandfouI1hMonday.5:30p.m.,at FIrSt Wednesday, at e chun::h, erinBIb Lodge Building on Highway 70. Public Library. Simo~WoM. Wednesday (September ~gb May), Whispering Pines Restaurant. Gateway. :'111

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