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duced an averagc of ahout 30bills each, House members intro­duced a more restrained averageof about 19 each.

Both of Lincoln County's legis­lators excecded the average fortheir chamber. Rep. Dub Williams,R-Glencoe, introduced 27 hills, aswell as a How,e joint resolution.Sen. Pete Campos, D-Las Vegas,introduced HtJ hills and one Senatejoint resolution. however, 72 of thebills ask for special appropriationsfor local projects.

Among the legislation intro­duced by Campos:

- Senate Joint Resolution 5would ask voters to decidewhether the state constitutIOnshould be amended to add a mag­istrate to the Judicial StandardsCommission, which currentlyconsists of two justices. twolawyer" and five ci1izens.

- Senate Bill Hlf4 wouldreyuire the state 10 provide coun­ties with funding for road Ill<linlc-

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But thc slorm and low cloudssitting over Ruidoso Monday andTuesday didn't dcliver the area'smost desired winter dividend ­snow.

A Ski Apache spokesman saidno snow fell on the mountains.

"It was just an ice storm," shesaid, hut the road to the resortwas salted and passable Tuesday_

Schools in Hondo and Coronaclosed down for the day. A two­hour delay was declared forschools in Ruidoso and Capitanwith hopes the mercury wouldcreep higher by mid-morning.

The Ruidoso Police Departmentnoted the temperature hit a low of16 degrees early Tuesday.

Conditions in Carrizozo werewindy and icy. but school startedon time. The county Sheriff's

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Legislators use uplast chance for billsBy Helen GaussolnNews capitol correspondent

Legislators flooded the Houseand Senate floors with hillsbefore last week's deadline forbill introductions, exceeding thetotal introduced during the last6O-day session by hundreds.

While legislators can continueto introduce memorials and reso­lutions, the midpoint of the ses­sion is the deadline for new bills.House members this year intro­duced 1,341 bills compared with1,146 in 1995, and senators intro­duced 1,245 bills, compared with1,141 in 1995. The total for this"long session" is 2,586 comparedwith the long session two yearsago when the total number ofbills was 2,287. State lawmakersmeet for 60 days in odd years and30 days in even years.

Legislators also introducedmore than 100 "dummy" bills,bills with vague titles and no con­tent that are traded out for realbills as the session progresses.

While state senators intro-

Ice covers roadsthroughout countyBy Dianne StalJingsRuidoso News Staff Writer

Drizzling mist and cold tem­peratures sent cars slipping andsliding on icy roads acrossLincoln County Tuesday.

Icy conditions promptedschool .. to close or delay openingTuesday, but no seriou~ injurieswere reported by local lawenforcement agencies.

Fenders were bent on BradyCanyon, Porr Drive and SunnySlopes in Ruidoso. County roaddepartment crews said GavilanCanyon, Palo Verde and roads inthe Alto Lakes Subdivision werehazardous and being salted.Traveling was even tough forcounty trucks, said departmentsecretary Kim Roper.

"There's not much you can doon ice except drive slowly and hecareful," she said.

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ISSUE 82 IN OUR 50TH YEAR

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Karen Parsons said Monday. "It was a great day"Friday.

As far as handling the new pressures of being ajudge, Parsons said, "I hope I handle it with a lot ofpatience, open-minedness and enthusiasm. "

Parsons, a Republican like the governor, also isthe daughter-in-law of State Rep. Dub Williams (R­Glencoe), who introduced the governor's proposedstate gambling bill in the state Legislature lastmonth.

Judge Parsons said he was delighted with thegovernor's selection of his daughter. Hc'lI stayaround long enough to show hcr the files and wherethe staples are, hut she'" he learning on the job, hesaid.

"Shc, in my judgment, was the most qualified,"Parsons said. "She's a very hard work ing personand she has a great temperament."

Judge PaT!'lons thought his daughter's chanceswere good from the beginning, "hut then, you nevercan tell."

The majority of Karen Parsons' practice hasfocused on family issues such as divorce, child cus­tody, adoption, estate planning, personal injury,prohate, real estate and Qther civil litigation. Herresume listed limited experience in criapinal andjuvenile cases, which account for about 50% of the

District Judge Parsons' daughterchosen by gUY to replace himBy Dianne StallingsRuidoso News Staff Writer

Like father, like daughter the saying sort of gocs.Ruidoso lawyer Karen Parsons will be taking

over the gavel and district judge's chair when herfather, Judge Richard A. Parsons, retires after 12years in office. Her father will administer Parsons'oath of office on Monday, March 17 in Carrizozo.

Gov. Gary Johnson announced his choice for theDivision Three ,12th Judicial District judgeshipFriday from a list of three lawyers recommendedfor the job by a committee. Parsons will serve untilthe next geneTaI election.

Johnson selected Jerry H. Ritter of the districtattorney's office in Alamogordo for the DivisionOne !'leat, left vacant when Sandra Grishatn failed tomuster enough votes last November to keep theoffice. Ritter was selected over James WaylonCounts, who was appointed when the fourth judge­ship was first created in the 12th district, hut lost hisbid for election in 1994, and over Wayne A. Jordan,Grisham's husband, who ran unsuccessfully for thefourth division office two years ago.

Parsons beat out two other attorneys recom­mended by the state's Judicial NominatingCommittee for Parsons' chair, former Ruidosomunicipal judge Charles Hawthome and fprmerassistant attorney general Marc Prelo.

"I was just thrilled, humbled and overwhelmed,"

D,anne Slalling...m-.e RUldo"'l New,

Karen Leigh Parsons' staff and former partner Alan Morel congratulate her after hearing the news Fridayof her appointment as the new 12th Judicial District JUdge. Pictured (left to right) are Morel, Parsons, DellaBuckley and Clydene Hull.

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Proposed improvements toU.S. 70 from State Road 48 eastto the Rio Ruidoso Bridge willbe previewed from 6 p:m. to 8p.m. wed,!~~j1~t,_Feb.26 .lilt ~heRuidoso CIVIC vents Center.

Construction on the 5.8 mileproject is slated to begin nextAugust. It will include recon­struction of the four-lane sec­tion and resurfacing and widen­ing of the two-lane portion ofthe roadway.

A continuous left turn lanewould replace the existingraised media in the four-lanesection. Shoulders would bewidened on the two-lane sec­tion. Other safety improve­ments, utility adjustments anddrainage modifications also areplanned. No additional right-of­way would be needed.

The public can view the pro­ject from 6 p.m.- 6:30 p.m., a for­mal presentation is set from 6:30p.m. - 7 p.m. and public inputwill be accepted until 15 p.m.

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Review of U.8. 70project today

Hearing ongarbage March 11

The Ruidoso Village Councilwill delve into some garbageMarch 11.

Councilors and Mayor JerryShaw on Tuesday approvedMarch II as the date for a puh­lic hearing regarding Ruidoso'ssolid waste woes and the ser­vice provided by the LincolnCounty Solid Waste Authority.The SWA is a consortium of allthe village and county govern­ments in Lincoln County.

The hearing will be held at 6p.m. Tuesday, March 11 al theRuidoso Civic Events Center. Ifthe center is unavailable, a newsite will named.

Marketingpartners meetthis Thursday

Thirty potential marketingpartners for the Ruidoso ValleyChamber of Commerce havebeen invited to the first annualMountain Summit at 2 p.m.Thursday, Feb. 27, at thechamber office in the RuidosoState Bank on Mechem Drive.

Chamber Executive DirectorJoan Bailey said the brain­storming session will focus oncreating a network for the busi­ness community to poolresources and knowledge.

uThe goal is to make one bigmarketing spla'ih for this area,"Bailey said.

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Bill offers 50-year leaseof Fort Stanton to county

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. He h....·1 fo1!Dd dead Cala 011Ihe roadway. Arm.lnmg said.

''"Ibe sltu\lIiOII seem..........to IDe. I've had a couple ofRuidoso JleO.P": can me in lbe ,aslweek abou1.t. I feel _hinl isgoing on." .

Employees at the LincolnCounty Humano Society shelter011 aavilan CaoYOll Road saidthey haven't seeD any increase .nlost cats reported.

Cats. eome upmJssilm in Ruidoso

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has at least one· animal amtroloff'lCOr worried that cal-nappersmay be at work in the Ruidosoarea.

Good-looking animals may besold as purebreds and mixescould end up in a laboratorysomewhere.~We·ve had probably eight

parlllila 101 ju.1 e"I.<If cl~'Mcllliij .sludio bUilding CI.Sudderth DrIve.

A free inoculation van sched­uled to be in Ruidoso today(Wednesday) was delayed by icyroad conditions and won', be intown until Thesday, March 4.

The Ruidoso Rol8l'Y Clubarranged for the visit by the slateDepartment of Health van 8S partof its awareness program forpreschool' children, who canreceive free inoculations againstcommon childhood diseases•.;,;,;'...

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tion any fin~iala&aistance fromthe atate, and specifi.,. that thefort won't be leased to the countyuntil the stale no Jonaer needs it.

The county commission hasnot come up with any specirlc usetor the fort complex, but mem~bers of a group called OperationOld Fort Stanton are ...working tocreate a living museum there withdemonstrat~ons and re-enact­ments.

county. The lease mayor may notioelude neighboring Camp SienaBlanca, scheduled 10 be used as astate juvenile offender environ­mental camp.

Fort Stanton, about 12 milesnortheast of Ruidoso, was closedin March 1995 as a state hospitaland is being used for at least thenext 18 months as a minimumsecurity prison for women.

The resolution does not men-

Final wording in House JointResolution 17 about the future ofFort Stanton provides fOI" up to aSO-year lease of the historic fortto Lincoln County. but I"equil"esapproval by the state of a masterplan.

The I"csoJution, drafted by theLegislative Council Service,notcs thi't the state's propertycontrol division wants 10 leasethe fort and its 1,324 acres to the

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local district judge's time. Shenoted only one trial in front of ajury. but about 24 civil cases infront of judges.

Parsons said criminal workwon't be a big problem.

"1 was a police science (crimi·nology) major. so I'm very famil­iar with criminal law," she said."I worked with the district attor­ney's office in Alb~querque

while I was in college, so it's notthat foreign to me. It will be achallenge and I will have to workreal hard, but I don't see that as a .real problem."

When queried about the basisfor the selection of Parsons. the

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Office received a report of oneminor accident on Stale Road 48,because of road condilionsMonday evening. Capitan's roadswere "sheets of ice," said VillageClerk Deborah Cummins.Coupled with fog, the icy wealh­er kept residents at home and offthe roads, she said.

A spokesman for Ihe Hondo

governor's office sent a newsrelease listing her background.Parsons currently is a partner inParsons, Bryant and Morel P.A.She graduated from RuidosoHigh School and received herbachelor's degree from NewMexico State University. She hasserved as secretary/treasure" forthe Lincoln County BarAssociation and is a member ofthe state bar association.

She frequently lectures forclasses in Ruidoso schools andteaches People's Law Schoolclasses at Eastern New MexicoUniversity in Ruidoso.

Ritter is an assistant district

school system said administratorsdidn't want school buses on theroads because of the black ice. InCorona, "trees were hanging withice:' a school official said.

In Ruidoso Downs, one carslid off the road and two cars col­lided in separate minor accidentsconnected to the ice. Police OffiMcials reported back roads were

attorney and senior trial prosecu­tor for the 12th Judicial DistrictAttorney's Office. He graduatedfrom Cloudcroft High SchooJ andreceived his bachelor's degreefrom New Mexico' StateUnivetsity. He earned his lawdegree fmm the University' ofNew Mexico. He served on theCommittee on Delivery of Le~Services to People WithDisabilities. and the NaturalResources and Indian LawSections of the State Bar of NewMexico. He volunteers his timeas district committee member onbehalf of an Alamogordo troop ofBoy .Scouts of America.

slick. but cl"ews were applyingsalt. Water service was shut off toa few businesses and homes inRuidoso Downs for a couplehours'Monday and again Tuesday, but not because of the weather.Town utility employees wereworking on a new fire hydrant atthe Wal-Mart construction site onU.S. 70.

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nance whenever the state turns aroad over to a county for upkeep.

Among legislation intrOducedby Williams:

- House Bill 399 is tbe gov­ernor's plan for legalizing gam­blin$ _in the state. It has beenamended extensively by theHouse Business and IndustryCommittee and now allowsIndian casinos and video gam­bling machines at horse race­tracks and, after one year, at vet-

Lou Ann DuvallLou Ann Duvall. 42, of

Midland, died Monday, Feb. 24 ather home.

Funeral services are scheduledfor 2 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 27 at St.Luke's United Methodist Churchin Midland. with Dr. Jarrel Sharpofficiating.

She was born July 25, 1954, inHobbs, to Marvin and MaryWitcher. She gr.rouated from Hobbs

erans and fratemal clubs. It alsoallows charities to hold "casinonight" fund-raisers twice a year.

- House Bill 519 exemptsprivate organizations that runpublic hospitals from the OpenRecords and Qpen Meetings Act.The exemption is being soughtby administrators of PresbyterianHealthcare Services, which runsthe Lincoln County hospital,because their lawyers are con­cerned the private corporation

High School ~ lCJ12 and earned aBA in SecntsriaI Science IiomAngelo State UnivelSily in 1976­She moved to MIdland in 1976 andworked for Bank One fromFebruary, 19l1O until June. 1996.

Mrs. Duvall married PowersDuvall on Feb. 14, 1982 and waSthe loving mothel" of one daugh­ter. Ashley. She was a Sundayschool teacher at St. Luke'sUnited Methodist Church and atroop leader for the Girl Scouts of

mi&ht be forced to open its meet~iogs to the pUblic. Under anamendment. local hospital boardswould be subject to the aCts. butlhe Presbyterian boanI would 801.

- House Joint Resolution 17ratifies the proposed Ieaae of Fort .Stanton to LincoIn County. with orwithout Camp Sierra Blanca.Senate Bill 1107, spoasoted .byCampo:$, authorizes the state to.pend $1 million to use campSierra Blanca» a youth _ camp.

,America. Troop 186. She J,Jas amember of Chi Epsilon Epsilonsorority in Midland.

Mrs. Duvall was preceded indeath by her father. Marvin D.Witcher. on Sept. 24. 1990.

She is survived by her daugh~ter. Ashley. of Midland; by herlovin~mothel". Mary, of Ruidoso;her brother, Marvin D. Witcher.Jr. and wife., Debbie, ,of Midland;several. aUDts, WlCles, and cousins;.and a hOst of friends.

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Enjoy dining at 'Apache Tee Restaurant or Cafe Mescalero.

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The Ski Apache Disabled Skiers' Program would Uke10 Ihank everyone who made Ihe sllenl auellonsuch a success, II would never have happenedwllhoul: Jod_ Damron, Usa Bartley. Jim Seco•• RoyPa 1l'Skl·Apache·SKUle.ort ,_..- , ..,\I\i~{ would alSO IIki!l'to thank:Ron Anderson Stacey Kellher Orin HullingRic Burglund Melanie Kia Carlle PorterCloy Burlon Kay Krezer Bill RlgglesMonico Calderonl Christie Larson Sandra RunnellFrank .cannello Mall Larson Mike SargeanlSeal Chapmon Amber & Mike & MSI securityChrista Damron luna Larry SchneiderDon Damron, Brian Masse ,Jovian smithPatti Graham Brooks & Ja Derek TemlsenRick Hall Moue Rick & LynnDennis Johnston ' Jim Mitchell VlncenlNelson. Manny and Ihe staff of Ihe RuidosoConvention and Evenls Center and of course allIhe Individuals and business who donated 10 theaucllon,

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Start a new trashcleanup campaignTO THE EDITOR:

mood of the voterS.Folks, what's happened to o..r

civic pride? ,we are a tourist-dri·ven economy and It won't takelong for the tourists to start notic­ing the trash and junk arouod ourtown. You can build aU the ball·fields in tbe world, but if theplayers and families have to drivethrough trash to gel to the parks itwon'l be long before th!\)' goels........ ~~. ~=.:.an::JIf~civJeaRd~

it's a attitude.Jim Genllner

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Trashing "River City"? It hasbeen upsetting to see some localsand tourists casting bottles, wrap­pers,. sacks, and cups about.

The beautiful qualities of"River City" are compromised bythese careless acts. As today'syouth are so attuned to the, envi­ronment... why would Ihey notcare for oU,r parking lots, streets,and sidewalks (as well).

We all need to mount a freshnew campaign - elll our trashbins and not our walk ways withjunk. Indeed. many "trash.tag.gel'S" are loose among us. Lets alltum a negative 10 a positive byhelping to keep Ruidoso clean.Its a beautiful city... it's your Gity..Lets keep it ordedy and Glean.

Bm RaJrocyKnldONO

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..DiII'·...DAN STORM \COwMNIST

Rescue thanksfrom the heartTO THE EDITOR:

Time to tourthe trash sceneTO THE EDITOR:

We would like to say "thankyou" to all the outstanding peopleinvolved in the search and rescueof Robert Temple on 2/18/97.

They include Ruidoso Downs

iJe' '.. PoJj~''l'exico

. es.. The vo unteers ofWhite Mountain Search andRescue, and the New MexicoHunters Education Course.

Mike, Jamie,-.Robertand Tracy,

'lbe'Iemple FnmUyand new Search

end KeNcne memben.Knldoso

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Jane. was hom in Boston toRufusCusbmnn and tbe, fonDOf.Qua Morse,. whose forefatbDncame over on the-Mayt1ower.

. She ·andbQr·-d. A1dtl1iDey<>; aIoo. desCendaRt ofpeoplewho ·came over on' theMayflower, arrived In KeIdoIlorrom LtJbbock in 1!l73. TbO.next

presented Jane with a ploqllO _- yIl8t lhey eafa\l1ished The AspeDIng,-oiven wilh grateful tbarJks to Tree, w_ Iitls-.m•• 1anc'I­Jane Deyo for 23 ye....ofdedjc:nt- .mark.lOle forboQka and gifts.Ied service to her Lon! and fbe Jane's belpful spirit and sun­Episcopal Chureb' ill Lincoln sbiding personality - pius 'theCounty. Februal}' 23, 1997." higb quality of Ihe slore - haw

As a prelude, Jaoe p1.yed drawn lbIks from ·all, ovet tbe"Prelude on Hyfrydof" by oaIion. . ,Oordon Young, and ON posdude Jane Is moving 10 Madison,"Prelude in Classic: Style," by Wisc., 10 be close 10 ber dllUgbIor,Oordon.X~ ... :. 'J_.1'1lgb. '. . ,

. Aftet .._ service. a """'... well knowing tbe fond"spoIllhtllion .... held in tbe parisb hall ItoIda in _hearts, Jaoe·wO! 1doepfor Jaoe. ' in IOUdI~ her lIUUIY"~iii

Roo HarIis and Ilia -. Neil tbe CJlllieb elf 'the HJlJy lIiJoum,Patrick, flIIDgc"A SUauner SOng" andllll.••!"ishbe.•!~~llIIoved.J:I...~and ~ld'..\IIonlanaSklea."SI'iie " ....~....... ..-:.~. 'fho.t!Ial\of._.....-.. ."..':~..Gc!d'lh~in ",hal ..l>llIIa......... . "my_l\dVenlU...... ·A·

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Afterwards I would slop by onmy way borne from my radio pro­aram and play a tune or two forThoy and Chatlotlc: on the banjo.

. Charlotte Craig will alwayshold a found Spot in our hearts;and we rejoice that our dearfriend is united with loved oneswho hk~ gone on before, inHeaven with our Lord.

'.' "'oJ.II. Dli~ honoredat ch&i'teh serv'ce

Jane Deyoi organiSt at .he.Churcb of Iii. Holy MOIIl\l {pr 23)'<lIllB; was honored nt tbll eburdtIll> the· _ of her last dayPl""ilIa fbe organ, on·Feb. 23. .

The Rev. Omon Jolin W. P1lnn

TO THE EDITOR: The next time you send areporter to cover a story at village

Our communitY is awesomef J han, bave that person travelwant to say thank you to all" the Me<:liem Drive and observe thewonderful, caring people who trash lining tbe road. But lookgave endless hours of help- when closely at the gully on the comerour friend Cathy Jones was in of Cree Meadows across fromneed CenlUry 21.

T~ the faculty of teac~~ -/Come to think of it" maybe theadministratioJ;l and voluntee~:~ff,'&1;Uage Gouncilors shOuld travelRuidoliO sdiools, your 09-d,'t-',~",thIS l'Qt1te.wbe1riring support, coring ili't4",,,.sUI tben again when only 12%kindness was unforgettable.' 'b.f the votets are conce11?'ed

eaou8b to VOle (I!¥it: elecbonUNa Bartley 2/419?) then lbe .palliy displayed

Alto by our officials only 1dIe<:lS tbe

Awesome Ruidoso

pristine areas of Lincoln andOlero counties. the nationalforests. the wildlife, the quality oflife? Will the gamblers come tothe casino? Will the ski buffstome to Ski Apache? Will thehunters and fishermen come?Will hunters.pay 10 hunl a _dumparea? Will tourists still frequentthe area? Will the dump impactproperty values? Will the appeal

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, wti~t·~iii76f; nucle8r~dump cost us and the State ofNew Mexico? Will New MexicobeCome the Land of Enchantmentand nuclear dumps?

I don~t want a nuclear wastedump within 500 mileS of myhome!

I offer these thoughts to pon­der in your idle hours.

William Graneorbltz:Ruidoso

. ", .Charlotte Craig'

fondly rememb_d

Many kind remembi'ances andexpressions of fond affectionwere shared at the viSii8'tliWl!Peb..20 at the LaGrone" FYit.eralChapel for Charlotte DarJecneCraig,., who was caned hOme byour LQrd on Feb. 17. . .

• A member: of a well.-beJovedRuidoso family, Charlotte ·wasactive in community affairs andwas one of the first volunteersworking .with the RuidosoDowns Senior Citizens Center.

Her parents~ Mr. and Mrs.Ernest Burgess.. were longtimefriends of the Storm family.

For many yea.. I SlOpped bythe filling station own~ byCharlotte and her husband, Thoy,in Ruidoso Downs. It seemed Jarrived 'thc;re just when a tire wasabout 10 go f1BI, and 1bny andCI(at1otle would fix me np WIlli'.lit6. TIley even gave m.:a.,oopleof extra tires 8S a present.

Do you want a nuclear wastedump in your backyard? Do theMescalero Apache want a nuclearwaste dump in their front yard?

How will this dump iippact the

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Sinkholes plentifulin Carrizo CanyonTO THE EDITOR:

No nukes here,if you pleaseTO THE EDITOR:

(This leiter was written toRuidoso Mayor Jerry Shaw andcopied to The Ruidoso News).

If you would get around townmore often and remove yourblinders! am.sure.y.ou~ouldal$Ohjt the same sinkholes. that Os

'working' class residents hit withour vehicles every day. Re: TheChamber of- Commerce andCarrizo Canyon.

Since Wal~Mart is still part ofour village. now would be a goodtime 10 fix it. I would hate to have,you wait too long and have youtake another bond issue and raisetaxes again.

Would this be done with tax­payers' money or is it in the bidwhen work is perfonned by a pri­vate contractor? Thank you inadvance and I need an address tosend the mechanic's bill for mywheel alignmenl.

J.M. De StefanoRuidoso

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Keith Green...••..•. .•.EdItm1aI AdlIiserDianne Stanlngs ReporterLaura ctymer .•.. _ Repot18r

Julie Baxter ReportBrKaren Peyton Oftice ManagerGina Booty ...•..Circulation ManagtIrTammie Hoffer .PrOdUCtkJn Manager

Melling Addre88: P.O. Box 128, RuJem-, NM 88345Phon.: (505) 2S7__1 Fu: (506) 257-7053

Barbara Trimble Jdanna DodderPublisher Editor

If 'a little child shall lead them' .we'll just follow Robert Temple

No, we're not being facetious; Robert 1;emple Is the11-year-old fiflh-grader who did everything right last weekafter getting Separated from his father and finding himselflost in the rugged countrY near Hale Lake east of RuidosoDowns. .

Because he did everything right, the intensive night­time search mounted by White Mountain Search &Rescue and other volunteers had a happy ending.Robert's pre-arranged rifle shot signal led the rescuers tohis camp shorUy after midnight on Feb. 19.

It was a miserable night to search, one of continuousrain mixed with sleet, heavy mud and almost Impossiblevisibility. Bul tHe searchers found the youngster in goodshape - dry, well-fed (so was his dog) and happy' he'dld-

c n't have to spend the night In a little tunnel he had dug.Betty Beachum, the field coordinator for the rescue,

had high praise for Robert; she called the boy the "perfectsubjecf' if a search was necessary. He was wearing arain-repellenl jacket, carried food and water, and had hisdog along for company.

Robert had lived if! Ruidosp for only five months, andthe landscape was far different from the country aroundFreeport, La.; where he had spent lots of time hunllngwith his father, Mike. (He and Mike had agreed long agoon how 10 signal if they became separaled - three rifleshots, a pause, Ihen three more shots.)

Whal Robert did partiCUlarly right, when he found hewas losl, was 10 stay pUI. He dug in, built a fire, cookedhimself and his dog Spikel some food, then wailed. ThaI'ssomething for all of us who live In mountainous UncolnCounty to remember. Even a short Sunday afternoon hikethis lime of the year can end tragically. Beachum notedthallhree other searches during the past year ended withIhe recovery of bodies.

Robert's rescue had some other positive resulls, s"jdBea<:hum. Several volunleers who helped i'f tHe searllh(including Robert's dad) have expressed an· Inleresl Injoining ·the search and rescue group.

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Doctor'sdiscover~mayend obesity

HILTON HEAD. S.C. -- A doctorhas discovered that an ingredientfound in a small fruit grown in Asia,combined with an ingredient praisedby the U.S. Department of Agricul­ture can help cause significant weightloss.

In a study published in a presti­gious American medical journal. Dr.Anthony A. Conte, M.D.~

C&nyon Cowbell." top pOet.- WI......... (front. left to right) Robert that the fonnula. now called BID-RexDuIoI1owW. KIIIII)lII ~B ....,ChannDn Rlmplei middle - WhItney 3000, caused patients to lose moreWhIttaker. Mwy Beth 8hIVCIfI end K.G.~: back ~' Aifdra thantwiceasmuchweightasacontrolHtIrk8y, Blanca__ Crpt8I AdI8r. ., I g~p 'In the same lat reduced diet.

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carried out with a Chuckwagonsupper _Dring baItlecued beef,brown beans and com bread.1)pes of dJess will be optionalbut western regalia ·wiJl be inorder. The price of tickets will be$1.50 each.

Tbe Women7 S Christianservice Group of lhe M"'bodislChurch of' Ruidoso entertainedSaturday afternoon from 3 p.m.6~il 5 p.m. in the parlor of theNavajo Lodge with a Silver Tea,proceeds. to be spent for someworthwhile project in connec­tion witb the new building. Te~cookies and sandwiches wereserved by the hostesses whowere Mrs. W.L. JohnSon7 Mrs.E.L. .Meddler. Mrs. JimmyRodgers. MTS. LouiSe Yeate~

Mrs. RowlandH. Knox7 Mrs.I.P. KennedY7 Mrs. E.R. "Poteet.and Mrs. Warren Barrett..

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Ruidoso NewsFebruary 28, 1947

The rural teachers ()f UncolnCounty met in CarrizozoFebruary 15th to fonn an organi­zation. .0000lCers elected by theorganization: President7 GloriaCampbell. Vice President.Blanche Johnson; Secretary7Ophelia Salas, Treasurer. BerniceSweeney; Reporter. Elva Wilson.The next meeting will be held atUncoln March 14.

The Ruidoso Chamber ofCommerce will entertain on NobHill next Thursday night. with aChuck-Wagon Party. The diningroom will be decorated in west­ern trend. and this idea will be

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MBJch 8-8. PerfonnBnce Ilmee: jpm. Thul'lldBV-Frldav and 2 p.m. SUncIay.1lcReta S7~ admtsslon. $B senlDrdt­Izene, $S pieocaIsge, $4 ENMU 8lUlIIlnt&wIlh CIY.J'8I1I aetJvIU8B'llDck8t. For1IckeIlJ.bfi.i8tiancaIt~1.

FrtIENDB,OF .....e UBRAII'IIN9TALI.A­"I1DN MEE11NG -7 p.m. Monday, Man:h:3 at the Ruldasa PublIc UbnIry. Guest.........-...-............."O$!; and,ilsl~in MedIcal .. OPen to 1he pUblIc.Aldneshmen18 be served.SIOAVllllEAT nta RUIDOSO PUBLICUBRARY' - 2-8 p.m. on Wednesday after­naons.1o-11 a.m. Thul'8days, puppe1shows, songs, dance, ntn8I'Y rhymes, &too_no, .... """..-. """ ........drama. Fat 3- to G-ysar-oklS, no S/grHIpS

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,Allldlssarl '1M. Albuquerque A11pD1'1. ThIseducstlonBllJri:JarwiI wjUpvvJd8 a cunen1updBfe atlI h8alh cant 'bUd and abuIse aa._10 _lI\lll.-veM............-wllf­hm the~ FOr mare Intanna­uon call1-8CKJ.677-2121. , 'RABIES VAC(:INATION CUNICB FORUNCOLN COUN1V - SalunIay",Man:h 1Uncoln CourdV V8Isrinarlanl are provk:IlngrabIeS vaccIn8IIOn8 tar $5 and olber VIlClDf.nat1an8 at redUCed I8e8. eRnie ames andkx:BtIans: 9010 am. at Uncoln FINstation: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at COI'QIIII FireS1atIOn: '10 a.m.-noon at AIIo Are 8Iq,pon:10:30-11:30 am. $1. Honckt poet ofIIce;2:80-3:30 p.m. at CW....... Rre SIaIIon:1-3 p.m. at Ruidoso TennIa Court PhStatIan: 1-3 p.m. at RuklDao Down8 FIreStaUon: 1-3 pm. at ce",n Fire StatIon.All pets should be on a leash or In • carrier.EDUCATIONAL tECHNOLOGY EXPO......matIonaI apac. Hall 01 F..... bull.Ing. Sp8C8 center. Alamogordo, 1....&4B-4021 - 10 a.m.---2 p.m. satuRI8y;Maroh 1. Visllors will have the opportunityto IBIJl; 10 JocaJ Inemel pravld8lS, viewdemonstrations of1he Internet In BClIDn andtalk to local compuler businesses I8g8fdlngthe products they offer. Norm&l muaeum_noEASTERN N.M. AR1B AND CRAFT1iEXPO, Raawell CIvIc Center, NarUiMain, RoaweII- SaIurdlly and Sundav.Man:h 1-2. Mare than 100crafterB,andartiste from throughaul1he SoUlhwBst willbe an hand wiIh original art and hlIndcrafl­eel Items. Expo hour8 are 9 a."!:-6 p.m. on..........""".......,; ......on_,Free adrni8slan. .»: ¥ • ,. ' ..~

FREE INOCULATIONi FOR PASoSCHOOLERB-10 a.m.-2 p.m.:tuesdBv.Mard14 In 1h&he parking lot just'easI of·McGary ,Studio on 8tJddeIth Drive In ­RWdQsa. A broad range Of vaccines WIll beavailable 10 eIIher sIart or~ theseries of Mqulred shatlI.PAFlEtmNG ntE YOUNG CHILD,'"EffecIIve c18C1p11ne," public meetingraom. RuIdDeo HIah SChooI- 7-8 p.m.Tuesday, Mard14.1'he sixth of sewn see­sians led by Dr. BIrgit laMoIhe, geared tothaee who dsaI wIh 1nrar'd8, todlIers andpi89ChODlera. DIe course Islree and nottiiiSbation is needed. For further~lion call 257-8149or S54-27'61.UNCOLN COUNTY HEAD START REG­ISTRATION. Nob HRI Eertv ChildhoodCenI8r. AuIcIDao h..-t Qi....... 1aa8uIIOn DrIve, AuIdclH. ;1&1-60211- 9......-3p.m.~_........child ill a Dr 4 yed;s old before 8ept. 1,1997 a,Ihe may be eligible for head start. ,CLn8nt appIklants on the waiting' list nlU51submit a new 8PfII' """n. Bring your chlId'sbirth ceraltc8le, IOaiBI' securfty card, lmmu­rVaIlan record. a record of VOUr Income(12 month check stubs or 1S981ncom8 taxretum) and Medicaid11nsUr'8 records,RIO QRANDE ARTS AND CRAFTS FEB­11VAL, ..... _ LuJon ExIdbltComp&ex. NoM. Sbde If.Qrounde,A1~-Friday through Sunday,March 7-9. Ac:tMIieS Indude an enchar1fBdevsnrng of shopping. artIsIs Bl wortc and"lust for kids." I

CLOSURE OF MAGISTRATE COURT...301 W. Hwv- 70, AuIdoeo March17-28. ea...t persanneI wUI be atlencIIngauton:'8tion b'M*Ig In AIamagarda duririgthis p8ri0d.CASINO APACHE. CUrIzo ClnvonRoad, M••_IoApachti lteMNiIIIDn.257-6141 - 81a1s, live bIadqack, and-_.Open_.RUIDOSO DOWNS SPORTS THEATER.hIIIf 01 race tntok. orr Hwy. 70on_ __-81mulcast racing IhroughDUl: the week. Cal378-4431 for raoes and'lImes.

UNCOLN COUNTYCHAPI'mI 011' AMP-10a.m. W8dne8day. Feb. .81'" 'RuIdoaO SenIor 0BrQr'. Dfck \lbIenIIne,NowM ~'

son, wHI ..about -consu,., .Covered dish lUncheon fDIkrwII lit nDDr'l;

BlLLYTHE 1CID8CENIC BYWAYLOOP- 10 am. W8cIn8BdaYo Feb. 26 8pecIaI"road trip" meeting IDtDur The Loop.Please RSVP It' ybU plan kJ ettene:IlIt 257-·0093 or fax 257~7186.

PUBLIC INFORIIA11ON lllEE1lNG. U.s."'---'--_....~s~m.~~~tp~fDtmaI prllG 1I8ltIDn, 7-8 p,nt. pubIIc __The PRJJect adcIluSSB8~ 10US 10fiom lust east of IIi!l jl.a'ictian wIIhSUdderlh Drive In RuIdaIIo. ttrougbR..-o ......."'~_.....blcfgoacrose the RIO AiJJdoiIo. .~Cl..lIt!IPOTWCK-8p.m.Tb.nday, f=tib. 27 at 1M fIukIoeaiRo8sIeIr. 113 Rb St, fIuk;Iaeo. For men1III'otlliBtkwl C11112574172 or 258 493IL_ ..__1IOFnWJ.

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THE MONUMENTAL~Ru~Communllv concert sen..-- 7:30 p.m.FrIday, Feb. 28 at lhEI First CtwIstiancrn-m. Hull and GavflBn Canwon raads.Ruidoso. Perlorming music ranging fromthe RenEll88anC& to ragUme, fIlOVIe music10 shpw tunes. For more Inl'onnaUon CIIII258-9122. .MULEFOOT BAND BENEFIT DANCEFOR BEA GRIEGO. Elu Lodge.~ 70,RuIdo8D - 9 p.m,-1 a.m. SaIurdav. Man::tt1. 1ickeIs $7 for slngte or $12 fDrcouple.For more InformaIIon aill DavId Montes257-4081 or Rayrnon GrIego 378-4974­THE DIAZ TRIO. EI Puo Pro-M..-loeConcert 58r1.. - 2 p.m. Sunday. March2 at the Fist Baptist Churdl, 805Manlana, EI Paso. Thf8 s1ring group haSperformBcl ensembles throughout theworld. l1ckels $12 fDJ adulls.. $9 forseniol1lilmlllary; $4 for full-tme stuclentswlth II;). TIckeIs available from UTEP ticketcenttlr end all TIcketrnaaIer oUllels: 'or CBIISlIlHl3:><J4OO.SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA" conduotlldby Dr. Robert RaIdmet' - 8 p.m. 1lJesday,MardT 4 at Buchanan Hall, ENMUoPui IaIes.For more InformaIIan cal505-S82-2'187.THE COFFEE POT" 8D8 3Rt SL" 1ldaRIalI,(505) B8S-82S2 - SBlurday eventng. mUBiCand dinner. 1 block east Of,Cathollc Church.

} look tor the pink wIndawa.CREE MEADOWS COUNTRV CWa.301 Country Club Dr.. Autdbao, 257-2733 - 5:30 p.m. llWrsdays and 7 p.m.FrIdays and satuJdays, Randy.Janes onhis guitar. Randy plays a variety of music.from country 10 blues.GALLOPING TORTOISE, 682 Sudderth,Ruidoso, 257-2&11 -- 5:30 p.m. SUndays,Randy Janes and friends play rock 'n rail.muntry and blues.H01,.LVWOOD INN, 2239~ 70 W••AuldDaa Dawns, :11.....1 - Uve musicmast weekends.IN-ESPRESSO-BLE COFFEE HOUSE,SUdderth Drtve. Auldoeo - Uve music8-10 p.m. SalUlday ntghLINN OF THE MOUNTAIN GODS,Mucalero Apache R-.rvatlOn. 2&7­5141 - Den U ICe Dining Roam - PlanodiMer musta 8-1 0 p.rn. every night wfthBill McClaIn Monday anc:I Tuesday, DaveKing wednesday.SUndBY. Bill Graes pIBysvibraharp lor Sunday brunch naalr3 p.m.Apache Tee-lbm6s Vign 6-10 p.rn.wednesday through SaUday, Feb. 2&----28and March 1.INNCREDIBLE SALOON. N. Hwy.48"Alto. 336-4312 - 9 p.rn. wednesdaynights, Randy JDnBS.MARIE LAVEAUX 1lI1GHTCLUB, 1214Mechem Drive. RuId080. 2J5803784­Live music on weekends.MESCALERO NIOHTCws, t mile northat the Inn of the MounI8ln Gada. neXtto CIIfe M-.ceIero, 2S7.....-s - 8 p.m.­dose Friday. Feb. 28. dance music withOJ. No cover. 6 p.m. 8atLrday, March 1uve broadcast LeanlIrd va. C8macho.Admission $5. 9 p.m. Saturday, March 1,Sbmdup Comedy staowa••• ln the cafeMescalero Sports Club bar. $3 CO\I8I'•

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Since ,their move upto the Oass AA level,the TIgers have beenunable to advance pastthe Thursday game. A

homecourt, advantage might help Capitanachieve that goal this year.

What's the key to playing on Saturday?"Play hard. Playas a team. Just do the

things we've been doing the la$t threeweeks:' Montes said. "We've got to showup. II doesn't matter who is here.Sometimes, we're our own worst enemy."

The return of Raymond Harris and EricFerguson - both back from illnesses - addsmuch~needed depth to the Tigers' postplay.

Ferguson will join Cody Thmbow, EricHelmstetler. Oarydon Silva and Kris Davisin the probable starting lineup for CapitanThursday.

Montes ean tum 10 four Tigers for sup­port otl the bench in guards Jason Montes,Eddie Sedillo and James R:obinson, and inforward Raymond Harris.

"If we just play hard and take care ofbusiness, we "II be alright," Montes said.

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Individual results lor the Ruidoso entries at theClassA-AAA Siale Wrestling Tournament, Feb. 21·22 in Albuquerque (Wrighl class, name, record atstate):

103-pounds - Dusty Justice (O~2).

H2-poundl ~ Cade Hall (1-2), (ost.o Robertson;pinned Leija of Bernalillo; lost to Santa Teresa.

119-pounds - Stephan Pietrangelo (O~2).

I 25-pounds - U. Rue (0-2).130-pounds - Richard Grey (2-2). lost 10

Moriarty, 16-0; pinned Tohatchi; pinned next oppo­nent (unknown). lost to Bloomfield. 8-6.

]4()..pounds - Edward Misquez (O~2).

152~pounds- Seth Bassett (2~2). lost to KirtlandC.n.....1 (No.3); pinned Engelbrecht of NMMIEngelbrecht; defeated unknown foe; lost 10

unknown foe.160-poundl - Matt W.rd (0-2).171-jlounds - Jason Leadingham (0-2).189-pounds - Trey Brantley (0-2).215-pounds - Johnny Adams (2-2), advanced

through two rounds on byes; pinned' by Yancy ofMoriarty; pinned by Powell of S•. ·Pius.

have beat Dale;· PetTy said. "Brad showed a lot ofcharaf;ter. We"re going to miss him tremendously.He'll be successful at whatever he does."

Beavers closed out his senior season with a 24-5overall record, including 16 pins.

liis wrestling career might nolbe over just yet. Perry is busyputting together a wrestlinghighlight film of Beavers.Several junior colleges haveexpressed an interest in Beavers.

In all, four Warriors made it to ahe second day ofwrestling. Sophomore Richard Gray missed thefifth/sixth-place match in the J30~pound division­by one match. '

Junior Seth Bassett battled back Ihrough theloser's bracket to finish 2-2 iii the competitive 1?2­pound division. Again, just a match away fromplaCing.

"Seth Bassett is the most intense wrestler in thestate of New Mexico. We just need to polish upsome. of his skills." Perry said of Bassett.

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Ruidoso senior Brad Beavers wresUed his way to a bronze medal atthe Class A-AAA Slate Wrestling Championships in Albuquerque.

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bye in the boys District6AA Thurnament.

Thengen sewed upthe AUlnerup spot with a5549 victory overCloudcroft Friday in the regular-seasonf"male for both teams. Capitan climbedeVen with the victory at U~ll overall." Gerald Montes· team awaits the winner

of Ooudcroft and Dexter for a 7 p~m.

Thursday tipoff, in Capitan for a secondround District 6AA tourney game.

Tbursday·s winner ,advances to thefinals in ThJarose. against the No. ] seedWi1dcats~A victory also means a trip to theRegion G Thurnament hosted by the 6AADistrict champ. The District SAA champi­on and runnelUp - Lordsburg and eitherHatch Valley m Animas - travel to theDistrict 6AA winner.

In the regular &eason. the 'TIgers splitwith Ooudcrofl and downed--oexter twice.but it doesn't matler to Montes who visitsthe Tiger gym Thursday.

..It doesn't make a difference to me ­just as long as we take care of our busi~

ness." Montes said.

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Beavers enterocl the toumey seeded second in thestate' for heavyweights. The 270~pound Warriorcrui~d through the first two roun~pinning hisoppOnent each time.

Beavers stuck tbe entries from Wingate and St.Michael's in the second period of each matchFriday. .

In Saturday's semifinals,. however. Beavers melup with the toumey's No. 3 seed from Shiprock,Gilbert Dale. 'Ibe Shiprock wrestler had studiedBeavers well~ and knew of Beavers' strong lateralthrows. 1\vo times Dale escaped from Beavers. andwent on to post a 6~3 decision. I

"I didn't fiqish a throw.... Beavers explained.•, Itried the same throw twice aAd he knew what I wasgoing for and he maneuvered out of it."

]t helped that Dale was shorter than Beavers.Perry said. The: Shiprock'wrestler used his loWercenter of gravity well.

. "Brad had a really hard time tying up with him.He was baviJ18 a hard time throwing him. executill8his notorious thro'W;' Perry said. '

After bis ,~tigh loss to Dale, Beavers salvagedtbird~pladD ItOiIors with two more pins versus the$I. ~",,'and\!\lbtlquetqueAcademy eoIri.l.

~Br8dwllS''h8Jipy, but I think he knew h. lhould

Wrestlers at the state meetmight have felt tingly sensationsin their feet at TIngley Coliseum,host location of the champi­onships. That's because' an i~ch

of cardboard and an inc;h of wrestling mat separat­ed the wrestlers from ,the icy surface below.(TIngley Coliseum is the home of Albuquerque'sprofessional hockey tearn. the Scorpions.)

"The mats were frozen. Theycouldn't even roll them up,"Perry said.

Two propane heaters locat~d

in the corners of the floor areaspewed warmth at the partici~

pants.Beavers said he wasn't bothered by the chilly

mats. bulPerry"asn·t amused,The icy mats lit a fire under the first~yearWarrior

coach. who is collaborating with Ruidoso principalRon Hodges on a proposal for Ruidoso to host the1998 Class A-AAA State WrestlingChampionships.No off season for'the

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Ruidoso stayed close ..~tiIBailey,Bishop and PrisQlla Rojasgot in foul trouble. That's whenlhe Tigers' big players reaJly tookoy~r.

"Hot Springs is big. They postup well. They·ve got three or fourinches on us in the post. Youcan't coach height." Rogers said.

Jana Morris' ] 7 points pacedthe Warriors, who also rec;eived asolid effort from Denise Rodella.

"Denise shot the ball withau'hority. She played last nigh'(Monday)'he way I.hough' shewas capable of playing all sea­son:' Rogers said.

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SKIREPORT

M.n's annual bowlingtoumament March 15

Rill.. and entry lODDS for thelincoln County Men·s BowlingAssociation annuaJ tournamentare available a1 the RuidosoBowlin, Center or tbe CanizozoReereahon Center. The bowlingtourney is .scheduled for March15-16.

For 'more information, callJim Qements at 258-4047.

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Inches ofnew snow In pol' 24hours: O. Inches of new In past48 hours; o. New snow in 'ilstseven dQys:·9. ~

Snow base: varies from 40 10 I6S inches on trails open. ' !

S_ 'sur{tlce: packed POW-I'dar.

Number of trails open: 53 of55. 96% open. '.' I

Lifts _ 11 of 11, . Ilic:Iud­ing the GondOla, chairs 1. 2. 3. 4.5, 6, 7, 8 and two surface lifts.

Regalar, 'non~bo1iday ticketpricing will be in effect 1m .h.rest of the season. \

by LAURA CLYMER .Ruidoso News Sports WrIter

ne Ruidoso girls basketballseason ended in Truth orConsequences Monday with afirst-round District 3AAA play~

off loss to Ho. SpriJl8S, 73-49.Ruidoso posted a 5-17 overall

mark.The WarriQrs, who finished

tied for third in the district withCobre and Santa 'Ib!'esa, were theodd women' out wi1:cn a pair ofco~ tosses flipped them to t~

fifth seed. and sent them travel·ing to T or C Monday for a meet~

ing with lhe No.2 seed TIgers.The tiebreaking coin toss

resultecl in Cobre (No. 3 seed)hos.ing Santa Tereaa (No.4) inttie other tint round distridgame. , The Warriors made great

The 'results of ·the tiebreaker strides this season. consideringdidn't put a Smile on Ruidoso they snapped a 4O~game losingcoach Dwayne .Rogers· face - streak in December and waD fouronly a lot of questions in 'his more times after that. .'head. The coin toss took place at "We broke some ground."Sliver High School, aDd Cobre Rogers said. "'Sometim.es youwas the 001)(' school besides have to be content with tHat.Silver to have it~ntative al "MO{C than that. we niade anthe Dip. . .' ' ''. impression on .he dil.riQl ,hal

"Any time. 'I~Bt ~ens, I we're going to be a better balioket.WEDNESDAV. FEB. 28 always smell a Ia~, ~kelS said. ball teain. The girls played hard~

Basked:*U .' Rodent or nD~"l'08ent, the but we have to do that everyCorona at Carrizo2o in a first Waniors went to Ilpt, Springs' time." .

round District 3Apine.. 6 p.m. Monday. where theyti.. a team As basketball commentator. .' lhay had playqt:iust48 hbllnlear- Dick Vitale might lay, 'he

THURSDAY, FE!'!•. 27 lier. Warriors need ~P1"' _ 'playingAd8It~ . I I..,AI .hey bad ·.lD Ruidoso 'im. - In .h. off aeaBOD.

. A meeIi"ll for ."e ~~~ I l'8)~",al', the:!f",.,,...,,aiIed - ~We have lD ,play.. our b!=st.,~and "!'\Pi I'ltr~''''- !lIieir. blIigh'·.· "ellp.rlenc. Ce all lha .i.....·We're ltill?<On.. ,olR" • "-, proved Ion' " for· Rogers' eam\J18 hOw Jo play lha gdlIie.,'ReCtia~ Ill. iDeD a .and WOrriors MOII....y. '.: '. We're still real green,~ Rogerswom~I .SQfIhoIllea~,. 6"~ plarill ...liard ;OS tb.y laid.f""'.;:.;_:"1· ",,' .' \' COilhIl" '''~' gitfs' ~Betweennow and November.~~ \IIiliitilt.. effotts,-WO' . .WC' Is whett & ~8,,",_•.lf,;t:api~ lD· '''''''W4Ofu/.' 'roumJ'\ \1I!JI1CI...We. . • ,Ij'i.·~.. :,<,.,: .,' ~~ 'U!!tt,,!,~lbJ8JricJ~llIUIlO"l1.pdtl, ,. '~' '"~ """"" .

S~f;~.Qitts·J~,' '_th~r<delays -hoop playoff game until tonight!J.t~,"' j GOP I;, .,.. '. ..... - . .-'~~. . ••c 'l\t~VMEIl '.. .' iegUrar-seiison cJuuDp Honllo Volley. The

•~~ '. I~~~I •s=~ ~,,::.::e;revented 'he ~":~~-7oversll,lnd !be No.1 seed""",,omen. are bolDgaccepllld, Coiomi Ou:Wnsls"Irom Dying .....'h fora O....r BI""'8"n'l telm ea,med an easy

·uDlil Frid/lY. Feb. 2l!- 'Cos! 10 .._. ~.",~ ~_~ 3A .....- I off ....- Istri 01 and henI\lI. is :$1511 rm' the five-maD .......u~... ~..~c:1 uu,~ P Iy .""... ticket 10 !be d .. fin I '0 , ebasketball tournament, wliicb IsIketholl - versus Carrizo2o Th~l'o . Region D Toumanumt, 'thsnks 10 a forfei•._iIIed for Msrt:Ja .7-9 at 'he :ne _ was rescheduled· lot ~!"'P' by Lake Arthur. Hondo and Loki; ArthurMese81ero Conntmnii)' Cen'., ..nigh. (Wednesday). weather _''''118· wac 10 play ThUrsday in Hondo, bu. Loki;Nine teams liavio 8l1eliily signed Gerald Horacek'a.O~lies_the ..HI>. Arthur wasn't ahle to'field a team hecauseup foNb_ t6.'-:~;,event. . ,,2 seed. .~ 'Willner .,of the of a disciplinary decision.

Finl-pIaCC teBJa lDembers.,~nacontest pla~tho wilWCl Behind the scoring Qf Joshuawill reco\Ve jackolS''''''' a!ro. of MounI<linair and vaughn i'(Jyn<lay; •. Candeleria and ..., rebuunding of Jl'ffreyphy. 'J¥m.8Q!\..iIIdividual awardl .II!be~Iies delea. Ci>Iqnil, they"WIlI Sanchez,.he EagI.. posted' a 3-o011"ic.will be give.. through lourth I host 'be Thursday game at 6 p.m. rtlie SA mark.plaFe: Individu'al itwards will be i Cardinals biumph, they will travel to the "ThC::Y seem 10 be coming to~therrightgi¥ea for most valuable player, ( McnmtainairlVauglui winner. .' , .. "' DQW," BarraJian.,said of biB 1eaDl~ ~. .Mr,' Build. and best .~in. ,Thursday'l winner faces lha dlstrie;t'l A vietory:sa¥1Y"'1ows lha EagI.. tosbooter.An alt-toUl1lamenl team top teanI" Fort Sumner, in Fort SUllll1er continue pl,ying, fiont of a suppOrtivewill be seJected as weli. . Sabmlay for the Districl3Ac:haDIpionsbip. home crowd. District 5A tourney

For more i~tion, ,call senior Willie Silva leads the Carrizozq champ hosts ttu;..Re.fuJo D 'Iburnament.Abraham Cbee at 257-6720. chqe along with teammate Ju~n ~a. "One of auf ~S1 q, tP. come out ~ the

. I TheOrlz;dies hav.plliyed .500 bsI1 IIDee 'op sCeiJ. thet! Ii"",,' \hie re8looals ~d Juwe-Adult _Ilbell m....ng l.be:OW year, and sport a 9-12 overall folly go to ~te,~B"F8."" laid,,;, ~l; .Thursday, Feb. 1¥T . I ma~;;'tric. 3A'1 lOp two teams meet' up TIgers play the _lIlng gamein=i::-;:::'==:~Iwith the best from District SA in the By virtue of their the second-place ,fin-ation adult softbeU leasues R~gionD Thumamcnt,. wbich will in~ludc ish, l,he Capi,t8n~~eatned ,',fltst.:.round

~=':':"'::::~!Y:"F:~~ I Beavers closes out wrestling'. a' village bali. •

.' League bylaws and league I •th th· d I h·r;J..:'~~.b:"'~"::f=. career WI . Ir -p ace sowingdon" call parl& and recreation at ! .257-5030. I by LAURA CLYMER

." I Ruidoso News Sports _Senior olympics clinic I There'l no .ime like .be pre-sieted for March 11 sent '0 work On the foture.

The .N.,w Mexico S~dior i That·s the philosophy 'of, Olympics wUJ conduct a free. I' Ruidoso wrestling coach Jeren

"all-spgds cJia1c from 7 a.m. 10 4 , Perry. whose wrestlers will beginp.m. Tuesday. March 11 at the their otl-seoson weight programNew Mexico Military Institute in I just a week ~er they finishedRoswell. I their season at the Class A-AAA

AdtJlts SO years of age and l State Wrestling Championshipsolder are welcome to attend.\, last Friday and Saturday inSpoJ'lS covered include volley- Albuquerque.ball. racewalk, !!i,huffiebo8!'d. teil- The young Warriors placednis•.soll;IlItOl put, J~~";:;'~-. 16th of 26 teaml at tbe ltatelJaU ·_·and·friohee . . , . . . • '~' mee'; hehin" the third-place finc', For more information. 'Call i ish of senior heavyweight Brad

Cecilia Acosta or Marie Sather at ! Beavers.the New Mexico Senior i "Our objective is to build tra-Olympics office at 50S~623- t dition. and we took a big step

· 5777. \ IThe' sportS dinic is offered to toward that this year." Perry said.promote· fitness. to recruit new ."Without the support of the com-senior olympians. and to prepare 1 munity. We don't feel we wouldathletes for tl:Je state games to be have been as successful as weheld Aug. 6-10 in Albuquerque were."a,nd the 'National Senior Olympic Dwayne Rogers gives instructions to the Warriors.Games to be held May 21-28 inTucsOn, Ariz.

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2 nice 312 fumtah8d homes

Unfumleh~adobe on5 acre. $1,000.

Large unfurnished 4ISon 1he rIVer $1J1QD.

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HORSI! PROPERTV tor rent,3BDRM house, pool,I··1S'aorQa, hona. ''CGrrbl_:­workshop on river 3 mOeefrom raoetrack 378-4742 or915-Bn-4886

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VERY NICE gaiage ap.llU1- :ment. fabulous views. quiet.·furnished/unfurnished:336-9177 or 338-4547

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aeo" B ~unfumlshed $S76IMo. plusIblllB.2BDRMI2.&BACondo:.ul'k .fumlshed $55OJMo. plus bUIe..~2BDRM/1.6BA furnished'....... ....,.... plus .No ..... C8II PalBl Tho .dentlal, Lela Bester ReaItor8..

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2BDf.lMI2BA untuml8hed,.Upp6r CanYon on river.,SSSO/Mo. 61118 InclUded..257<2885. •=_=:;:HA~VE'::-:IIEC=::ENTL=""=H::AD=-~

sevERAL NEW RINTALa ..addlld to our I'BntaI pool_.........._......._5 to IIS5OJMo.

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OWNER FINANCING on !hie2BDRMI2BA condo wIIh ex-.cell8nl t&r1lBI hI8ItID' $48,500Call Real1y Services.2011-4574.

TIICI(ED IN TatE PINES, thisnew lJ~g.1s Just dAht for thefamily ICKlIC!fig lor llie perfect....._. a_·We.. Fulh1furnished 3BDRM/2BAChalet IoCttted in White Moun-.1U"I Sub. Large comer lot,lots or "'''''no _ p_ IDsell. $110.&0'0 Really Ser·vIcee 268-4674 . _

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MOlly Wilber 258-8183 or257-4076

New PeJm Herbol' - 5 bedroom, 2,100Sq. ft., $337 per month. 111% Down - 8.%APR-Var, 360 monthB - 5 year werranty.Lantf/Home Peckege - 7.25% A.P.R.Our land or yours - Huge Belectlon ofhomes and property. RefInance your,1t\hdwith e new dream home. 10% Down ­380monthaPalm Herbor FtICtOry DIrect - Free .color brochures - 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedrooms.CaD for Free Construcllon IlIaraJure andfloOr plans. . .$181 per month - 3 & 2 SlnglewIde;Gi'eeJ floor plans. PI1ce Inalud81l dell\fet'yand _'up. "

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PrudenUlif Lefa Easter­1-800-530-4597 or 257-7313

FOR BALE BY OWNERI3BDRMI2BA. tJreplace, fam­By room, approx. 2000 ~.ft._ ......... Fum_dIUnfumlshed. 301 Del Norte.1997 appralsal--76K.Motlve,ted .ellers. Owner/Agent 1-800-446-0021 orevenings 5Q5..527-2333

SAVE THOUSANDSAdorable 3BDRftN2BA home

with vaulled ceI!l~oa.hardwood tIoor8, 8kYilghts.

two decklI and two lots.Wli sale appUanC88.

072,_Call Andres 33G-44B5

FOR BALEiby owner.SBDRMI2BA on 4 1/2fenced acres. Sun VallevArea. Uve Cl8ekfpond, ~BIBII horse bam wlwater_ .,.......,. Vo", po.vataIaecIudecf. $171,000.608-267-4311 for ~pt.OWner Is licensed NewMexloo Real Estate

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LUXURY HOME 8BDRM!3BA 3-oar garage with 80 ft:deck over looking CreeMeadowe CC. PlentifUlstorage plus IPI cart,,_ private~ with bath mr caregiver. Call 2570S794

81SDRM13BA flreplace, jag.CUZZf ..." 7/10 ..... _4800 sq. It. flanlstted. CallSUrman Real E.'.te378-4391.

REDUCEDII Room torhDl88. 8 acre ranchette.2BDRM/2BA. huge denF~_~OO. Molly 'Weber.!MUKJOBO PtopertiB8 25700407:10or 25&-9183.

DlU!AU CABIN? Build It an.... wwy bun••bIe. 1_ lotIn Sun Valley, views, PII~,easy -access $12,900TERMS. RelMax Ask forJennie 505-258-!S833 I

FOR SALE OR TRADE BYOWNER Doublewide willi 15acre. In Capitan area.$89,500 (505}-257-5064

21 ACRES WNts Oaks, NMwith .Iectrtc, surveyed, nextto Unealn Nallonal FOl8SI,. 40miles from RUIdoso. $975 peracre. 1-915-857-0006

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$9999.00 for a modutar lotwith view of Sierra Blanca,these tols are SCARCEI CallTODAVI Ask for Jennie505-258-5833

HULL ROAD WOODED LOTwith . access road' '17,800.257-2908

JUST USTED Modular suJIa~... lot. good ....... ._aocess, qui.' & prIVate$7,900 RelMax Ask rorJennie 5OS-258-6839

MIDTOWN COMMERCIALSmall house on Ato S.reetbehind Win, Place and Show.Only ,$49,950. Realty Ser­vIc8e. 258-4574

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PINON PARK CONDO ForSol." 3BDRMI3.0BA. ....plo't. "2 - flving areas, 2fireplaces, 3 decks 2orC8J' ga­rage. furnished806-285-2473.or 258-3210

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"RUIDOSO BEST SUY" Agreat star'er home orweekend clllb!n. 3SDRM/2BAon 118 entry level and anoffloe with a ltaIh down8lBlrs.This home lealures goodacoess.. garaae _ withworkshop area ancJ a $3,5ODseller allowance for pal~$78,500 Call 10day ResllySeMen 258-4574

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Ruidoso, NewMexico. Rated lop 1IIof America's mostlivable ski towns.Come see why rSpectacular views,beautiful trees, pavedroads, electricity,telephone, and pri.vate park. Ownerfinancing available.Coli Properties of theSuul1>west 8t1-800­RUIDOSO (784­3676.

For Sale by Don RUBBeD COII8&rDetio;' In;;:-]This recently finished cedar and stucco home on alarge lot on Cree Meadows 1111 fairway is at 207 :Borct18. This 1676 sq. ft. home has a fmished two- icar garage, master suite with a jacuzzi and walk-in. .closet. There is a full security system installed and inumerous custom features. Construction is also Ibeginning on a cedar home which is for sale at 201 I

Buckner. For an appointment to tour either sites 'please call 2584408. J

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MAla! 1 4.8 BCI88 on_ "" ..~ _mil '" Un·corn. EI8CIrto. Ieteph0n8. newwei. Outslandlng property,Low Down, owner FJn&ilcWI.801> lu....' - ....- ... . =;;::=iF.::;f.:;,,--;;;;;--::==~D18 J~ _ ~

AL1'CM'\lLL IIBili::IiiI==,,,_=LOT Beautllul 8lOpI09 lot wllhSO,,", ..,.".,...,.. _ ...your I di'e8m home S27',500Fie/Max Aek for Jenn'.505-258-6838

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TIte FAMILY OFCtlARLOTrE CRAIG

wouJd like to ellpresa oursincere thankS and grQ.Utude10 aU our relaltves and IrIends

for all O1e pra~rB, Calls,cards, food. flowei'll, '

pbntrlJutions and ellPecIall~for their preaence and

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ML WINTER, M.A., LPC(TX), LMFT

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Therapist(505) 257-9842

WhY' BuY' a Trailer?Wbea srou could own a SlJ/itll;rt'.... MaIIIIe Rctaa. 80IftaIN

(ldd r..w.-l .-.1 .......1" 2114 ext. w.u. •21&6-. wan.• Roll Roof'IIIIIIIdiDn • R-8O RaoI'IuIaWIaa" 818" wa1Ipaplnd"t ftd; • ur r-IdeMW taIuMd ouI"Partld- boud pmtId ....nICk waUl

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Come by to 888 the dit1llrenee(806) 7 1

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CENTERI'or ......... CounMI", Inc.

PcI'Dl Sped'" by SaPdy,Perms $26.00 Long Hair $29.00

Spirals $49_00Hain:ut It Slyle included

Pro/e$s;onalism d: honesty i3 ~till on the house.613 Sucldertb • 257-21411.

HANOYMANI em ubI. 10 tl.eIp'you WIth·

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42 Child Care

FIREWOOD seasoned. splitVarIDua·~~s end a­moun1s. Delivered and8l8Ck8d. Available everyday.257-6808. '

Dry"cedar - onecord $110 -two

cords or more $100a COld. SplIt & deliv­ered - not stocked

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REWARD STILL MlSStNGWOLF-HVBAED. 1 .1/2 year=~d female, grey· end

, amber eyea, vary gem­tie:. IIIl8t seen wearing f'8dcOllar and~~: 20., aILoma Grandi s, nearNogal. Retum her to Jan andDaVe Houaer. 36402500.

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BrIIIaDte eon.tnlcU.ODThomas Briliante_eam..croo

Illm\wDD 0Eafs • RBMoDEu«:J..........-..-LIl;.1INJ.I 0511318-0898

HOUSEIOFFICE CLEANINGReHabIe, Dependable andPrompt. Refenmce8 andFree "EBllmllle.. Please callTamf lit 378-4888

JAYNE'S HOUSEKEEPINGHl>lI8SIlm1IiIG[)og & eatsitting

(lall fOr free estIrrudeS268-4804.

TAX PREPARAnoNFederal and State (ALL)individual, Partn8nlhlp

R~'=':Le.L.... _

354126.

GRAVEL DRIVEWAYS....;:.;ro&d mat8r1al,e_ , IaJ:M;IBclaplag,............

Lloensed, Bonded, InsuredBemald Trucking

378-4132

ANSWERING SERVICB Noneed to m)es your ceDeElrIVfRQI'8. LeI U8 answer forvou. Yew'S Iov8 our ......Call 267-7127. Loc.UVowned ~ Casey Eggs,." &Nency Harper

ReSlDl!NTIALCO",ERCIAL

ConsIM>Ilon

=.!'258-91134""832

1lIBTAI, BOOlI'BRBMODllLB"AD1JITlONtI

Baleo Builders.....rAIInfIIIU...•..

267-6367Uc..o&lUO

, WINDOW TINTINGReduce GIIlV8EDminate Fad.Control HealResIComm'l

20% DIBDOWII thru 3-15-97Ruidoso Window Tinting

378-62&0

-­....... F1no_=.;........,.....,.... 1&_I.

ROOFING and expert repair.Senior dt8counl&. 30 !'UNexperl8noe. Ff$. estlmalila.Uoen.ed,lt5G473. JohnLynn. 267·3243.,

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Window Shoppe <LShutlel'8 ~ CUstom Otaper!Hvertical Blinds ~ [i1 UpholsteryMlnf-8llndlil """ _....., Bed-eoverlngsWoven Woods Call lor appointment Area RugsPreeIed Shade. 505-824-1717 Inst&Ilatlon end onW8Ilpap8r 1-800-670-4717 • drapery ct&anIng

FREE Key Spine ~.ES11MATEB DecatalOr COneulanl ComlMfCtai

Serving all of Chovez & LIm:oIn County

HELP WANTED: TravelAgent, exp.rlence rore'ened•Call for appo ntment257-4991

Je88e & IJz Hofack.etHerbaLlfe Supervisor

Call 257-3921for product or buelne88 oPportunity.

1-8oo-8«U-8889Raw cree..... Waa, ..................

39 Work Wanted

OARDEN OREEN+

SUPERCLEANyaniWOlk, haWIng, windows.

_gLltte"!.o-errands,ODD or tillNKV lobs

Free-Estimllt8s257-2172

Antiques, furniture, glassware100 Hwy. 70 E .• Ruidoso Downs

378-8439

....... s. o.1k, MtonIqHI Ilkcb_ om. #5........ NNillU45IU·ZI7·31Z1

D ceIIect«:rimln" Law rce •~n • -it)'

Law + Sod.. -rit3' ~...,.• SSt11IJari..._e_.DeaIIo a ......

~~..=-;.:xllhll&lmetaling .10,000 10

~o;,f,'=""'T•THE_BAT WALL OFCHINA hil. PULL-TIMEtPART.'I!AlE ........ In< ..aook, d~ a waIf~

~=:a::' In ........

NOW ACCEPTINGAPPUCATIONB for COOkS.~ and relaled positions8t SCmIo Drive-In. AppUca­lions In" person O!'IY from8-11 a.m. at 102 SUddel1h.EOE.

R&CREATIONLEADER~e of Ruidoso- S8I~&.81 HOURLY Appe. will be~ until p_ltIorI ..

::ca" appB~ttt. ~IB~_a13<>NM_Dr. PO Or. 89, Auktoao, NM88345. 258~4343. FAX­-258-3017. EEOE.

MlCHIELENA'S NOWHIRING 8etvere, dish­

W8She~,buspe~s.Ap~y,..........'Spm.NOPHONE CALLS PLEASE

2703 Sudderth.

VARDWORKI~nlng

GUller Cle8nlngHouse Cleaning

Reasonable IlII8sFREE EBtimatea

References, 267-3007

40 Servlce8

DEPENDABLEHOUSEKEEPER looking forhOuses to clean. Excelsnt re­terences. Alfotdable retes.

, 0011354-3188

r-------------------~I TI1I: ~I:~~ I'MIlUlS • V C J) 1lUoiI'...... - ~II 2204 SUDDERTH -IN MIDTOWN' II .2117-7009 II RENT ONE MOVIE & RECEIVE III. THE 2ND RENTAL FOR HALF PRICE I I. eou....n .

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·WILLTRAlNFUu. TIMB" PARTTIME POSrI'lONS

APPLY IN PERSON ATDATA CHEK. LLC:

In IJnmln Tower, '109BMochom, Suito 312

.r;DATA~CBEK.LLC

II 7'HE FABTBSTGRDWrN(] COMPANY

lNRUlD08011

IMMEDIATE OPEN­INOSFOR:

COlLECTORS

RNs & LPNs neededal Ruidoso Care

Center. Please conlactHuman ResOurces at

257-9071.

:'- j' t',,; ::'.

.....J-I.In........I .Ruidoso Jewe......IIIId Clock ShopZ!3O C Suddntb lJI1"e

..01

WANTEDCONVERTIBLES: ChBvys,

Fords.~., e1I:.Any condlUon, bumed."""".­CBBhwalUngCall or leave II)8SB8ge

378......

37 Wanted to Buy

QUITI,.~.,.·" .. ''l1••'.=1:"".i .~~~.. ,~~ t~:·~~., '9"ft,·8kI-w..,. . ,r'I] e i l . -..;....;"...,.• ~lI.'S ~fIe~1p_~.

eleclrfa,.".... r', • -' .........~ ,At Worley.......ft__'. 1'I0'Ui11.",•. N•••8tiiidr ' -. "1N8w 8l8l1kHnIOi'lj dlM.rCOOk,~__.:e~ ·mal...,dlshwa.her. waJl&~ .~bO"'nd""""'.'_ . J. i, . _

32 MIIlIIO,"~ .00"1III8810N WORJCIIR,. 'f ... V oIAu_........ i ' .bEicc.t... ' . : -MQUflLy AIJpe. will be

~e4B.~t:~ zecreer~=-POdl~ICIMIIAU- PIAND_ oohl!'. __... the J:,......_ sao.. __.,.... ""_ a1a "'"-.new 540. 268-4'70S .' . Dr. PO hr. 89, RuIdDso.,L NMll::.l=-=:;;~;:llo.,,-...,.- 88845. 268-.4348. ..."X~33 Arillqu8ll . ..........7. EEOE.

.. MAINTENANCE PERSONRU8T~.bdlldlnD.Is NEEDED ellp.rlencefor aa1e. UQi.lldqtlng ilMIn- riecesary. Musl be .l!IbIe to-, moke _.,' ........ bids. c::,~:;= ,.~=.=290& SUdderth:. ;['5 BIde lind rn8Intenance and

36 11,1---....- upkoop 01 """,ody. --..........80U· """'" opOlY .. p..... Sup.,::==-::-::'':'''-::~:-~ 8 Motet 'SPRING SALE M-.t tdIk ... r ENI.JIQwers 4f1d gift ne,.;'s 112 ....DIA:., OP NO fOr=e. Jacque's Garden all atound pelSOn expen-Manery, 7~1 Mechem SIerra =='ho"::.h~ co-::

be permanent five~ l' 0'FOR SAL&: 500 Gallon pro- 1888 If necessary. M'* avepM. tank 55% flJn, excellent car. Send refer.noe tooondltlon $600 Call POBox 2882. I210-s99-268S INSULATION INSTAL\.ERa STEEL ARCH buldlngs. needed at Duke Gille In"u1e·new 4Ox3O was $8,2,00!"9'!N' tlon. Must pass pr.­$2,990.1.-4Ox58 was $10.B40. ~Ioyment drua 8ereen.now :Ml',990, SOX120 was Apply J.... person af 621 can·$20,460, now .$11.880. yon Rd. SP-tlP M-FEndwell. available NEED PULL-TIMI! r8al1-800-746-2685 88t8Ie agent8. 01881: lDmtIonWOOD STOVES FIsh8r. free and qpp~nltv111 PIne Moun­standIng wood stave. New taln Realty. 3M SUddcllrth Dr.lire briCk. bleak or brown. Call or come bv for an &p'$460. 257-6882 polntment. 267-4'100

DlAMOND- SOUTAIRE 1- FREEDOMI Totally homekarat ring 'for 881e. Wide 14K bBS8d bUBln888. no MLM.band. ~pralsed at $4.000 Generate $10.000 to $30.000WIll98U kif $3,500. 267-4761 or more a month by nlDtt .

monlh WIth easy and provenREI'tJODE!UNG tum key system. OngolnA

Decks, Bay WIndows" training & .support. CanNew Construction 606-258-4748

37.......CASA BLANCA Is 8CC8PtInJI'

OLD AND MODERN' u.s. appUcations for all poelt)one-:and Foreign Coins IOOIded In A:pp'ly In person. 601The Mountain Country Store, MeChem Dr.2603 Sudderth Dr.. Ruidoso

MATURE, RESPONSIBLE,WEDDING SET Must sell EXPERIENCED. persontotal 1 ClEU8t irI DIamonds needed for recep1lOnl&tfaRIerMarque settIng, wrJtten takIn=,UDn. Typing andappnilsal 11900 IiSkIng $550 tele one skI.s a must. SendCall 258-05951 after &PM or epp or resume to: Re­leave massage ceptlonlst, PO Box 102,OT DYNO AIR _ Boys 20" Nogal NM 88341bike. Cost $400 new. hardly NIGHT OWL with computerused. was elDred When son skills needed. Ar,ply Inmoved to coforado. Iook8 like person at SWAss Cha Bt, 1451new. $200. 257-9417. Mechem

BlO BCREBN' W .'T. on HEAVY EQUIPMENTsmall mottttdv' payments. OPERATORs needed.Good credrt a must. RuldosoarQB1-800-398-3970 Backhoe, Dozer. Blade18K GOLD BAND, must see 5 yrs. experience minimum

underground UU1ttyto apPI'8cia1e: SSO. Lea1her Laboiels neededcoat, Womsn s large, black DlIYer'e Ucense required.wlfrlnge, beaclS:f.verv nice. Jeck Johnson EKClWBtingUlce newt PaId 80, asking 336-4177$160.437-6727 ays.

WANTED: TELEPHONEOPERATORS Apply Inperson at Pizza Hut on Sud­derth after 11 A.

For_Restaurant captain stylechairs, assorted lamlnat~

ed table tops. 60 In.sandWich refrigerator. 6ft. wolf griddle. 4 ea.Hunter 52 In. ceumgtans With Ilgbt kit (eURIn boxJ, Hobart band

. saw. Manltowae 800 lb.Ice machine \V/600 lb.bin. Please Call ClIff orJose at 378·4747

.'\ .~.

19 Auto8 lor sala

20 TrucIrsf4X4'a

FAsT FOOD ........ Incool Ruidoso. NM. Man Ioca­Uon. mIdtoWIi, 508-268-3703• r8PM.

1113 BUICK PARK AVE­NUE $1.&00 good condlllon.Iriany new P8Jde, 307 V-8, allpower'saa:4898

1887 CHEVROLET Galebrfty$1,100 Looks Greal257-3267

1986 CHEVY 1 TON 4x4nice work truck $4.600257..see6 ,

1995 .FORD XLT Extendedcab, 4x4. 62.000 miles.Asking $15,800 Osll257-3786

1893 MERCURY COUGARXR-7 loRded, automaIIc, tealg,..n. $e.885. 437-5727Clap, 437-3930 ev8l'J1nge.

~_' ·8UIIAIW GL SfaUon~n Turbo, 4WO. 8UI1roof,exciUen1 condition. $4,950Call 257-2$85,

1185 8UBARU WAGDN4x4turbo. Needs traneaxeI, butoIhlHWlee In greet shape.Recenl rabuUt enalne, allpower. red-red 1nterlor.$1,800 C811648-2861

1988 LANCE 11 FT.Csbover c8rnper. 1u11y eelf con­tained. all the extra's. ex­cellent condition $4.750 aBO257-6966

25 L1vs8took

BEEF dERKY BUSIN_~. S.... D~roItII De­iliI-" iiiCi:lt~..,--~pl' AVAILABLE

FOR SALE: 3 yr. oldHereford cow, 80D+I~ IbS.bred to Beefmasler, $850 orbest offer, evenings3S+2381

26 Farm Equipment

1978 7~YARD dump buck,fronl-end loader and backhoetractor, 8Iso BHP air com­pre••or 378-4742 .or915·877-4668

18e.... 0PP', • t

1884 CHEVROLET - 314 tonSuburban 6.7 litei'll. Diesel.Rear air and heat. newmaster cyI. bmkes, shocks.In very ~ condition endruns good. Selll at A-1 SdStorape or caD 257-9417~

24: RVlTravsl

31 Household

2GB NORTH ST. We.. WInd.Condos '7, March 1/2.8A-4:30P, lots Of baby/toddler Items, VCR, carpel,stel!llm~n. men'e/women'.clothes & much morel

30 Yard sales

1882 4WD CHEVY Chevysn....... p,,-, 8PP..xI­mately 23 MPG $2000. '1986Mazda pickup $~s.:; Cor-'lector ComIcs $1 • eatl378-4661

1888 TOvarA PICKUP AJC.radlo, 4x4. new Urea andrims, low mllllllgeL.5!.r1yes likenew, 15.900. aas."..,.

1188 OLDS DELTA 88AoyaIe, PS, PS, Auto, allpower. AMlFM stereo. LOwmileage, runs axcellentSS.""(5D5) 434-SIlDD

&L PATIO APT8. 1107 SUd­derth. 8A-4P, Friday ONLYIFumilure, CIolh8S & 1018 of......

• D SELF STORAGE• 41 -.. ....obI.:

0I1!51-948S. .

&~forRent

FURNIS"ED3BbRMI2&A"Furnished 2BDRM/1 BA,water peld, easy access.HUD welcome,378-4498/378-4487.

3B11RM12BA Mobile hame,Ruidoso Downs $500lM0_371l-43llD

MIDTOWN Unfurnl8hed3BDFVN1.6BA mobUe. CIoeeto Gllndstone Lake.' 54601"0. plus utIllU8.. Call378-6812

10 Condo8 for Rent

a-H-CHAMPIONS RUNsleeps 6, Includsa water

phone. "8"HBO'~,•hot tub

ALSO 2·2 112=2 rom $850 ordally. short tenn

IumlshisdJunfumillhed.(508)378-4292

1·800eS89.Q84B.

28DRMf2BA Eagle Creekli:ondP. F-umlshed~ $56OIMo._·to _ or ,...........Aak- ·tor~ or JamesCentury 21 Aspen ReeiEstate lit 257-8067

28DRMf'1.&BA GI'881, 'I~Ullin..; bY ffyer, n~ ...._oil, d ........._WI'D hookup SiWSINIo., Plus._oe. No p.... ColI <:ma.Pine Mountaltl Realty257-4700

-­..............-MobUe homes for rent.

RV spaces for rent.Shower £acIIlttes avaU~

ohIe. secluded - JO>OdIocatton. can 378~068

~3 Room for Rani

t ROOMMATE WANTED, ,8 801'88 In B8I'IL

Ho......~, caIs, qkayl· Must be galn1u11y employilddhawown~on.

One hBtf hour Irom RuIdoso& one half hOur from

:AIomoDordo. $2751M<L plus•half mUlilltles. ReferenG8s.

257-4001 DAVS....!I* tor• DIeW~ 671-4855 NIGHTS.

OOMMATe WANTED:In cenIr. IDCllllon, 811

snltlHs. _ !!57-3488 anarPM. $SOU/MD. plus 1/2 utili-

LNE IN ONE OF THEPREll'. PROPER'I1I!S IN

tHE RUIDOSO AREAlCoridos for lease: 2 or 3 bBd­rooms, lull baths wieR. bed·

1UOm: spa tub wlmllSle' baIh,ftrepIace, gsrageporI, excelentto good condillon, IumlBhed or~ 11111I: c1l1S8appll­ancea In Idk:hen, some wIIh

washBrJdryer combos. All utili·Uea paid except 1IIBctrIdIy.

SWIIrig at $550.00. d8J)oSIt +flret month.. to move In.

Manager on &lie. Call Prelll8l'811dAModstes at ChampJon'sRun Condominiums, IocaIednorth of Ills Museum Of the

......, ..... 70EaoI.376-7108

SMALL 18DfIM mobile. All.,110 _. no polS, ._ p...ferT8il $35OiMO. ReferenCBelDeDnoIt "","rod Cal' VI.26'-2831

lis Storaga for Rent

~2 Mobile SpacaalRt

bAPITAN 2-acre mObll'5'-

iomB lot WlUtllIII88. $2DD1Mo.Ius water, horses okay. Call54-3197

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10Althe Ruidoso News/Wednesday, Fabruary 26P't99'1...:b", ~/I ..... ~.l..", .. .c>"J;.,,, .. ~

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0840 21'(2)19.28

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GROUP I: PETER AGUILAR. ERNESTV. JOINER. REVECA PERE~ II living'

LEGAL NanCE

TWELFT1t .tUDICIAL DISTRICTCOUNTY OF UNCOLNSTATE OF NEW MEXICO

DAVID BACA and SALLY BACA,Husband and wile.

Plalntlfls.

'.

~.'\~.~'.9' Edl.lcatlQnJQr NJtondo. ""~ .SQhIJOl ..•,fO//o~qu.... ~ _Wr!1it~;~ pr=..f =f~ ..J!..In............ ""'w 111 0 .1lIl:b1tiN:tu.....~~ ml erm-l;OJ1·traQl: WlQ''' iintered Inlo with the sue-c.-mulfltpr. 1h.'multklHmCflnll1lllh-vlllbe for • P1trkld not to~ fourye..... . .Suflmll e ooPIN 01 YOU'~I In •

~na.~~~SERVICES· and th. CIlHII~ namean.d ..tum adc:lreo 01 Ihttolferor. 1m·proper IdentiflClallOn mllY 'l'BllUlt In faY'ure to eon.lder the proposaL . ' CAUSe NO. PB·9T-GS .

..~ DIVISION IIIAll requlremenlll muS! I:!IJ addr••sed In • _.'.' -the PfOPCJSal, Non"RJjllponalve pro- NO••...,~ TO CREDITORSpalla's will not be cans1dtlrtkl. Pro- ,.'. _:.'ppsals will not be opened publlc;~. but SOS.!lSIE F. UILeU.,... has been ap-will be opened. In the pres.ll~ of two pointed' Personal Repl1lllenlaliVe of theor more admlnlslratlve stafl membel1l. Elilale .of HOWAflf) MUIR MILBURN.

decollllld. A/I"p.~n8 having «;lalmsag.lns'. thill ~tate are requIred topresent thelr,'Cllelmli within tWO' (2)monlh, .lter th~dale of the. fir...pu~llcatlcirl of thie Nl;Illee or the clWII W\llbe forOlv8r barnld. Clalms. mUBt bepr811enl,d to~. Per.onal ReprellBR'tlltlve. ''W.0 MiChael S. Line. Attomey atl.lIw, 8Qx 519, Ru.ldoat>. New MeXlClO.or filed With the District Court 01 LincolnCo~~tv:NswMexico.

lalBobJ)le F, Mllbum

Proposals mUBI be delivered on or be­tore the lflle date and time Bpeclfled.Lale propOSale Will not be accepted.Offlee hou... for recelpl ot propoaals ...Monda\.' throulIh Frldll\.' from 8AM to4PM excludlngnolidaYB.

The propOllJil mUll! be slgnel:l by theperson authorized to conllllctuall\r obll·gllle the tlrm.

Mall or deliver proposa"o:

Hondo Valley School DllIlrletP.O. Sox 55(mile marker 286. Hwy. 701380 Wesl)Hondo. New Mexlco 88336

DeJldllne for submission:

4 PM (MST)March 6. 1997

All queslions regarding this F\FP shallbe addrened to: •

e.rbara .A. .Perea Case\.', Superlnten­

ffo~dOValley School Dlst~P.O. Box 55 .'Hondo, Naw ~xIco88338 ,

LEGALNDnC£

REQUEST FOil PROPOSALSARCHITECTURALSER~CESHONDO VALL£V SCHOOL DISTRICTBOARD OF EDUCAnON

OPAl-~diw~"~Or.~=e· W.· SAND~t~•.•ie1MARQARI5TLYNNE!_:

. IGREEllNGS:

:a~h~~.u::~th1fY'c:::01 Llnc:oln CC)unly. State ~I ....ICI-c;Q. a ~rtaln CllIIH of' , reinCha.... J<eHy .. lb.. PIa!ri. and ~IIare named defendanta the earne belrlg

. Ceu. NQ, CV-97-23. Division III.

Tha Object and purposa of the said sullIs 10 quiet litre of too following de­scribed roal property;

Lotll 1,2 3. and 4. BlOCk p. RUIDOSOPINE loDGE CO. Subdivision.RuldolW. Lincoln County. New Mexico.

YOU ARE NOTfFlEq thaI unlesa youenter your appellllll1co or file pleading.herein on or belore April 11. 1997, /fiePlalnl/f1 tile plelldlnall herein on or be­fore Apri' 1" 1IKI'1, the PlalnllO willmake appllll8llon to the Courl lor aDecree by Delault. and Decro by CD­laull will be rendered allalnsl you aBprayed lor In the complaint.

The name 01 the plalntlff'8 allorne\.' IsRICHARD A HAWTHORNE, P.A..Richard A. HawthOrne, and wllC)SBaddreBB la 1221 Mechem. Suite 2.RuidoBO, NeW Mexlco, 88345.

WITNESS my hand and seal 01 the Dis­Irlct Cou.. 01 Lincoln CQuntv. New Mex·ico this 14th day of Februll/y. 1997.

IslEugenle VegeOlsll'k:t Court Clerk .Lincoln County. New Mexico

0847 4T(2)2e(3)5.12.18

LEGAL NOTICE

TWELFTH .tUDICIAL DISTRICTCOURTCOUNTY OF UNCOt.NSTATE OF NEW MEXICO

CHARLES KELLY.

PIli/nUN.

~=d'&a~e&~~Pnlllmlnary 'apprcvil of thl. IIc:lilnMIIPproval. .

The name of tile applicant IaJockTallman. Wh.... lldt:lr818 ts. 1()g Um­brella 51., RuidoSO 'NeW MexIcO 88345,10 be ullKt,a1 the bwi/1I8Sl110 be knownas Elk Hom Pub. located at 2820 Sud­derth Orlve. Ruldqao. New MeXIco.66345.

VlUAGE OF RUIDOSO

IBlTammle .... Maddox. Clerk

0846 21'(2)26(3)5

va.

MYRTLE McGtLL, LOts RILEY NELLVANDERGIFF, LOUISE WHEELERI IItel. LOUISE PRENSKY. OPAL S M­MONS. MARGIE d. BACCHU~ JOEFRANKUN WHEELER, THE ~..DE""AL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORA­naN, In 1111 CIIpaclty as .ucceaaor Intntare.. to THE BANK OF RUIDOSO.a Naw M.xlco banking ClorporllUon.PAUL W. SANDERS. oIr•• MARGARETLYNNE SANDERS. and BETTYBEACHUM LEWIS. If the•• personaare IlvIno. and " ~ot, the unknownhslrs of th... dtIfendllnlll. and all un­knowns claimant. of Int...., In theprem'us 8dv..... to Plaintiff's.

Defendants.

NOnCE OF PENDE.NCY OF SUIT

TO:.MYATLE McGILL, LOUIS RILEY.NeLL VANDERGRIFF; LOUISE

. WHEE....R. flkla LOUISE PRENSKY." .. /')

Proceeds trom the fO~ing Bale willbe ullllzad 10 .at/Sfy "\he IlJdgmenlagalnsl the De~taas folloWll:

~1) PrIncipal amounl ot $14,133.82;2) Accrued Inleresl in the amount 011.666.39, and accruing at II per diem

/Ble of $4.07 unlll paid;

131 Late lees In lheamounl of $581.02;4 Insurance In tha amount of $12.60

through September 4. 1998;(5) Anomey's lees In the amount ot$1.336.00 ihJough "'anuary 29. 1997togelher with coslS of Court in Iheamount of $82.00;(6) Costs of Bale. logether wilh any ad·dillona! sums Plalnlllf may be required .10 pay durlnl1 Ihe pendency of Ihlsaction.

In addition therelo. the bidder a\ suchsale will be responsible for paying IheSpecial Maslor's fee at $213.88 andcosls of sale. inclUding Ihose of pub­I,callon.

Any juclgment creditor has Ihe rlghl 10bla at Ihe sale and to apply all or anypart of its reBpeetlve ludgmenl 10 Ihepurchase price In lieu of cash.

Is/Sam ChavesSpecial Masfer

~f~,arli~xAiJ:zant.PA.RUidoso. NM 88345(505) 257-2202

0826 4T(2)12,1 9.26(3)15

LEGAL NOnCE

VILLAGE OF RUIDOSO

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihat theGoverning Bod)/ of Ihe Village ofRuidoso, New Mexico will hold a publichearing in conjuncrion wilh lhe regularlyscheduled meoling on March 11. \997.beginning al 6:30 PM al Ihe MunicipalBuilding of the Village of Ruidoso. New /Mexico. The public hearing is concem­mg the approval ot a Small Brewer lI­cense. The Slale of New ~exico Re;

va.

The loregoinll sale Will be made 10salisly a ju<tgmenl rendared by theabove Court In Ihe ab<lve entitled andnumbered cause on February 4. t997.being an action 10 collecl a PromissoryNole and 10 foreclose a Mortgage onIhe ebove described property, whichMortgage secures thaI nOle.

LEGAL NOnCE

TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICTCOURTCOUNTY OF UNCOLNSTATE OFI\iEW MEXICO

RUIDOSO STA'TE BANK, • New ....x·leo banldng corpondfon.

PI.lnU.,.

NANCY HONEYFIELD. .nd th.ESTATE OF CHARLES S. GAYLORD.

oer.ndMlS.No..CV.Q80169

NonCE OF SPECIAL MASTER SALE

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as blood in a pet's vomit or urine.Or the pet may be listless andhave pale pinkorwbite gums.

To test, press afinger against apet's gums and if they don't tumpink after a momentary wbite­DeSS, it could have lost largeamounts or blood. 'Ibis also is anemergency and the pet should betaken tAl avet immediately.

In case of external bleeding, .the magazine pointed out directpressure points that will stop theDow.

They are:the upper inside of the front leg

will help control bleeding of thelower CorelegBj

- the upper wide of the rearleg will help control bleeding ofthe lower bind legs; .• and the underside of the tail,Pressing there helps controlbleedingofthe tail.

Forget applying a tAlurniquet,the magazine advises. Limbs arelost because the blood supply iscut oft'for too longatime.

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Every pet owner should keepan emergency &ret aidkit at homefor their special friends.

Prer!llltion fill~ MogazfueBUggests Blist of 14 itemil tAl haveon hand based on recommenda·tions from veterinarians:

- your vet's t.elephpne num·ber, as well as weekend ornighttime coveragej .

- gauze roDs or pads;- absorbent cotten;- ~cissors with rowuled tiPsj.... hydrogen peroIidej- hydrocortisone ointment;-eyewash; .- reetal thermometer, .- tweezers; .- syriDge without the needle

for givingoral mediiline;- antHli8ITheaI medicine for

dogs and cats;....:. upset stomach medicine for

dogS only;- antihistamine liQUid;- aiuJ B clean, white sock tAl

sUp over an il\iured paw, tAl keep Bwowul and your floors clean untilbleediDg is stopped.

Other helpful hints olJ'ered in·clude how tAl test for dehydrationor internal bleeding.

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OUR LOWEST PRICE OF THE SEASON!20-pc. Furio· flatware set. Service for 4 inseveral contemporary patterns.10% off all other Furia· flatware.

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