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Domenici staff visits Staff members of Senator Pete

Domenici will be in Ruidoso at the Chamber of Commerce from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Friday, February 11.

Anyone who is experiencing difficulty with a federal agency who would like Senator Domenici's assistance is welcome to visit with the Senator's staff.

Anyone who would like to.convey an opinion to the Senator is also welcome to do so.

LCMC auxiliary wants your blood

Don't forget to present your arm for civic duty at the blood drive.

The LCMC Auxiliary is shooting for 50 donors, so make your contribution between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., Wednesday, February 9, in the LCMC conference room.

Cross Your Heart and wait 'til Feb. 23

Ski Apache's Cross Your Heart Cup has been rescheduled for February 23.

Sponsored by Budweiser, this year's race will benefit the Family Crisia Cent.er.

Smokey's friends plan celebration

Now is Ute time to get involved in the July Fourth celebration of Smokey Bear's Fiftieth Birthday.

Membel"S of Friends of Smokey will meet at 1 p.m. Monday, February 14, in Ute Smokey Bear Cafe in Capitan.

Ruidoso officials to entertain legislators

Ruidoso will host a party far membel"S of State Legislature Wednesday night at the Eldorado Hotel in Santa Fe.

The party, sponsored w1 th pnvat.e money, should help local officials get a beth!r understanding on how the Legislature works and the butt.oru1 that need pushing to bnng money back to Ruidoso for village improvements.

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Mescaleros sign pact on private MRS by FRANKIE JARRELL The Ruidoso News Editor

Determined to pursue the dream of new jobs and a new industry for their people, Mescalero Apache Indian Tribe leaders aren't waiting around for the federal government.

The Mescalero Apache Tribe, after negotiating for two years with the federal government on developing a temporary storage facility for high level nuclear waste, has signed an agreement with a private company.

Salute honors women

Some of the women who make things happen in Lincoln County have been nominated for Woman of the Year, and will be recognized at the Salute to Working Women luncheon and style show on

. Valentine's Dey. ~r The 'Ruidoso News ana '24 other sponsors will honor the WomWl of the Year at the seated luncheon that begins at 11:30 a.m. at the Ruidoso Convention and Civic Center.

Besides honoring the women of the area, the luncheon w111 establish a women's scholarship fund at Eastern New Mexico UniversityRu.idoso.

Nominees for this year's Woman o( the Year represant business, volunt.eerism and service to the community. They are Sally Avery, Joan Bailey, Ann Bolt.on, Sandra Davis, Fredda Draper, Barbara Duff, Katherine Finley, Janet Goodwin, Je.an Gossett, Darlene Hart, Joan Dale Hubbard, Frankie .Jarrell, Sandy Knox, Cheryl LaC.,.ount.e, KBthleen Michelena, Karen Morris, Paula PapJ){lni, Ann Phillips, Laura Price Reynolds, Jerry Shaw, Dana St.evenaon and Mary Watts

Presiding over the luncheon and style show will be Roswell TV personality Sharon Bell, who will introduce the nominees before presenting the Woman of the Year with a Nambe bowl provided by Bonnie Mattox of The Great Southwest.

The geat,OO luncheon will be served as a fashion show is present· ed with styles from The Attic; Cowboys, Indians and Outlaws; Fashion Crossroads; Inn of the Mountain Gods; J Roberts; Michelles; Museum MeT'CaJltile at the MWJeum of the Horse; Steppin Out: and Vimons_

On the menu for the elegant luncheon is Butter Lettuce Wedge with RMpberry Walnut Vinaigrette, Chicken Muniere, O'Brien Potatoes, Steamed Whole Green Beans and Carrots in Chive, Hot Fresh Baked Roll and Better, Coffee and Iced Tea, ood Crepes F1eteher.

Dcorprizea, donated by the sponstl1"8, -.rill be pUsented throughout the luncheon and show.

Proceeds from the tickets, priced at $12.50 each, will benefit the ENMU-R women'o scholarship fund. Ticketo are available through Wednesday at the Ruidoso Valley Chamber -.1)! Ci>tnmeree. Ruidoso ConventiOi\ an_ft Civic Centar, The Ruidoso N&ws .and any elf the lun· ch~cnspansors.

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Despite objections from state and local leaders and New Mexico's congressional delegation, the Mescalero tribe has gone forward with studies of hosting a Monitored Retrievable Storage (MRS) system to temporarily house waste from the nation's nuclear utility industry_

Although all the states . and many Indian tribes were invited to vie for grants leading to voluntarily hosting an MRS, only Mescalero has continued through Phase 2.

As the stockpile of nuclear waste grows and the Department of Energy's search for a permru1ent repository continues, the Congress has cut off funding for further study grants, thus slamming the door on Mescalero's plans.

Since the Mescalero tribe embarked on this project, the United States has elected a new president who appointed a new energy secretary who appointed a new nuclear waste negotiator.

Mescalero was left waiting in the

wings. Mescalero and Minnesota's

Northern State's Power Company (NSP) have signed an agreement as the first step toward establishing a private MRS facility for interim storage of used nuclear fuel on the reservation.

Many of the nation's nuclear power plants, such as NSP's Prairie Island facility near Red Wing, Minnesota, are running out of space in their onsite spent fuel storage pools, and will need additional ca-

Ruidoso Mayor Jerry Shaw enjoys the best seat in the House chambers, next to Governor Bruce King. State Representative John Underwood (D) arranged the choice

seats for the session also anended by village manager Gary Jackson and deputy manager Alan Briley. Ruidoso officials presented four bills to the legislature.

Mayor Jerry Shaw sat next to State Representative John Underwood during the presentation. Deputy manager Alan Briley. not shown, also assisted with the bills.

Village manager Gary Jackson explains the need to tum Grindstone Dam water Into Ruidoso drinking water in the subcommittee hearing of House Bill 398.

pacity soon. The federal government has

been collecting a fee from utility companies as part of its agreement to take custody of the nation's growing stockpile of nuclear waste, but has been unsuccessful in establishing a disposal site - either temporary or permanent.

In addition to providing a practical solution to storage problems, a private MRS would provide eco-

Please see Mescaleros, page 2A

Ruidoso digs into state pie by CHARLES STALLINGS Ruidoso News Staff Writer

It's pie eating time in New Mexico and last week the House of Representatives of the 41st Legislature met in committee hearings to cut nearly 2,000 slices for eager municipalities.

More than 235 bills are capital outlay ,requests.

State Representative John Underwood (D-Ruidoso) is carrying the fork for 16 of those bills from Tularosa {3), Capitan (2), Carrizozo (4), Ruidoso (4), Lincoln (1) and Ruidoso Downs (1).

Shut out of money last year under a previous administration, the Ruidoso contingent of Mayor Jerry Shaw, village manager Gary Jackson and deputy manag~r Alan Briley prepared packets, as well as visual aids, for each bill to clearly present their argument for funding.

Last year, Underwood was given a four-inch thick Capital Improvement Plan book by former manager Ron Wicker and told that the village needs were somewhere within The subrommittee looked at the thick book and told Underwood that funds were somewhere without.

Tills year's village council approach wag U:l carefully prepare requests in the top four selected needs of insuring adequate water, upgrading American Disability Act requirements, installing E911 signs to assist emergency vehicles in finding their locations and improving a. meager park system.

Ru.idoso's four bills totaled about $1.6 million and would come from Severance Tax (oil, natural gas and minerals).

In view of last year's shut out, the mayor and village officials said anything approaching $500,000

Please see Ruidoso, page 2A

Haircuts offer help Natalie Williams is cutting

hair at the Ruidoso Senior Citizerw Center in exchange for $1 donationa to PROJECT HELP.

Pair charged with bootlegging

W'illia.ms will be at the center from 2 to 4 p.m. each W ednesday, offering thet:Je bamcal1y free haircuts to any senior citizen.

PROJECT HELP is a new non-denominational organiza-tion that encourages volunteerism. soliciting people to give at least one hour a week to help those in need.

Any seniGr needing n tide to the· haircut sermons, should call 25'l4565. .

by PAM CROMWELL Ruidoso News Sta.'f Writer

A pair of aceused bootleggers got a rude awakening Sunday morning from the Ruidoso Do*ns Police.

Two women, Rosie Jefferson and Jacqueline Jefferson, were arrested and charged with unlawful sale of alcoholic beverages and manufacture, sale or possession for sale when not permitted by act.

An undereover agent ftom Alamogordo saicl·he bought a case of'beet for $80 tiom the women on Super Bowl Sunday.

Af'ter 'U!Uiving a warrant from District Judge Sandra Grisham in Alamogordo~ polite searehed the

premises at 129 West Drive. Downs police were joined by

agents from the New Mexieo Department of Public Safety Special Investigation Division, the New Mexico State Police, the Otero County Narcotics Enforcement Unit snd the FBI.

According to Downa Police Chief Will HogglU"d, the accused bootleggen surrendered peacefully. An unnamed male subject also was arrested for wtnTante out of Otero County, and his ear was seized, according to Hoggard.

Officere confiscated several cases of beer and 10 or 15 luM-pints of whiskey and w.ine, said Hoggard.

"We found some powdered substsnce, but we have to wait for the test results to know (what) it is," said Hoggard.

The Jeffersons have posted bail of $2,000. A preliminary hearing before a magistrate judge wm determine if there is probable cause to try them in a district court.

If convicted, the women face a maximum penalty of 18 months in jailandlor a $1,000 fine. Dlegal selling and distribution of alcoholic bevemges is a fourth degree felony.

"Bootlegging is really getting popular, because the bars close on Sunday and some people have to drink every day," said Hoggard.

2A!The Ruidoso News/Monday, February 7. 1994

Ruidoso Continued from page 1A

would be considered an enormous success.

The night before the sub· committee hearings, Shaw, Jackson and Briley attended a MainStreet fund raising dinner to honor a few award gatherers and pay $22 for a breast of chicken.

Later, Shaw and the officials met at a room in the Inn of Loretto until1:30 a.m. for a few last minute preparations.

Discussion centered around going over the nuts and bolts of the presentation, priorities within priorities, the next day's meetings, and who was going to lug the 20 pounds of document presentations and easels into the sub·committee hearings.

Friday morning, the mayor, Jackson and Briley met for a breakfast briefing at 6:30 a.m. before conferring with Underwood in his office at the capital building.

Underwood told the group that they would be able to see which way the sub-committee was leaning once discussions were underway, but to be prepared to sell their top priority.

Shaw said with the low amount of snowfall this year, water was an emergency.

"We should have brought pictures of Alto Lake," Jackson said as an afterthought.

"It's just gone now, pitiful," Shaw added.

"Just explain that clearly and simply," Underwood said. "The secret is that they've got over 800 bills, and if they gave 10 minutes to everyone, they would be here until July 15. They're asking you to be direct and to the point. Make your presentation, get in and get out."

Underwood then instructed how the procedures would begin. The box of bills would be brought into the room and ac; Underwood introduced a bill, someone would hand the various sub-committee members the corresponding literature.

"I will introduce the bill," said Underwood. "All I am is the sponsor. Tiw rPst of you will fill in

with short concise statements." Jackson suggested he introduce

the three Ruidoso members with Shaw to make the opening statement.

Underwood asked the mayor if MainStreet bil1s regarding parking should be placed before the subcommittee alno.

Jackson said he and the mayor are returning the following week for receptions Tuesday and Wednesday and they intended to talk to officials with the Department of Transportation at that time, but if the sub-committee would allow it to be introduced, that would be fine.

Some discussion followed about MainStreet's expert that visited the village and his statement that space was available now, if merchants were willing to share.

Jackson said the village could consider the idea offered of a blanket pennanent easement. Even though parking is on private property, the village would pave, stripe and maintain that property in exchange for the merchant allowing the public free parking. He said such an agreement would pass on to the new purchaser, and be in the deed records forever.

Briley, entering the room again, said he was asked out of the four bills, what could "not be lived without."

Shaw asked if the total amount approached $500,000, how much more was needed to convert Grindstone into a treated water supply for the village.

Briley, an engineer, told the mayor after a few computations that the village could probably swing the $4 70,000 needed, but it would leave little for anything else.

"I don't want to hurt anything," Jackson said. "But we need to lay it on the line how serious our water problem is, because it is serious."

The mayor was a,sked why the mandated E911 or ADA wouldn't receive full funding.

"They're going to say the federal government did that to you. We didn't have anything to do with it. Don't look at us. I know what they're going to say on that one,"

State Representative John Underwood presses a point to the sub-committee. Seated behind Mayor Jerry Shaw is Ralph Dunlap from Lincoln and Ruidoso deputy manager Alan Bril~y. At right. Carrizozo Mayor Cecelia Kuhne! and Capitan Mayor Frank Warth await their turn in the hot seat next to Underwood and facing the sub-committee.

Mescaleros Can11nued from page 1A

nom1r henPfiL'l to thP Mescalero ApRrhe 1'rihP, acc:ordmg to a news rf'IPRSP proVIdPd by the tribe.

MPsralero ApRchP President WPndPII Chino said the proposed privat.r MRS prOJPrl is consistent with thf' tribe's long-standing efTort to arh1Pve the- economic selfsufficie-ncy.

But GovPrnor Rruce King, as well as local and federal law· makers, may put some roadblocks in the way of this agreement.

··My poRition is the same as it has been all along - I am adamantly opposed," said f'n)Vernor King in a news advisory issued Thursday. "I will reHist any effort to locate such a facility in New Mexico, whether it is public or private, and wherever it is located.

President Chino and the tribe's Vice President Frederick Peso, MRS project spokesman, continue to stand firm against the opposition that began with the first study of siting an MRS.

King agrees with their contention that Mescalero, as a selfgoverning tribe, has a right to enter into such an agreement without the state's consent.

But. the governor pointed out that the proposed facility also could affect the health and sefety of other residents of New Mexico.

King said since New Mexico has

no commercial nuclear reactors and Hhould not be obligated to accept waste from other states.

He also said New Mexico has had a role in the development of nuclear weapons and has accepted its responsibility for the storage and possible disposal of materials produced as a result of that effort, and other states should do thf' same.

King said the Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation, located entirely within the state of New Mexico, is in a particularly environmentally sensitive area of the mountains of south central New Mexico, accessible only by mountain highways.

"There is no long-term disposal site in the U.S. for high level nuclear waste," said King. "Although billed as temporary storage, MRS facilities could be in use for an indefinite period."

Mescalero leaders scoff at such objections, seeing it as an economic development and a Native American issue.

Speaking to the Instituta of Nuclear Materials Management meeting in Waahington DC recently, Vice President Peso said the MRS is starting to look Hke a Bureau of Indian Affairs project.

"As you know. there haS been opposition to the Mescalero's interest in operating an MRS," said Peso.

'"The media has usually represented this as a NIMBY (not-

•

Shaw said. "On Parks and Recreation, I'm

just going to stress that we have never come before them for Parks and Rec money. We never have. We are a recreational village and we need a little help," she said.

Jackson said the village would be asking for $169,000, but the village had $ll0,000 aa matching funds.

"If we could just get the outdoor restrooma for MainStreet out of the ADA money," Jackson offered.

An aide entered the room to tell the group that Tularosa was giving its presentations and that Lincoln County would be next.

The small sub--committee room had space for about 30 folding chairs at one end of the room and tables arranged in a huge square at the other end.

Sub-committee chairman Ben Lujan sat behind a table with his back to the wall, looking directly across the square of tables to Underwood, and the municipal officials he represented sitting behind him in the chairs.

The mayors of the different municipalities sat to the right of Underwood while he introduced the bill. The mayors ·then pitched for why the bill was important to their community.

Show time was fast and steady. Capitan needed school computers and road repair. Carrizozo's wish list included a police vehicle, swimming pool repair. airport improvement and street repair. Ruidoso Downs asked for a second round of help with their village hall.

Underwood opened the Ruidoso presentation by reminding the members of the dey winter and the fact that Ruidoso spent 11 million dollars a number of years ago in building Grindstone Dam for the purpose of having drinking water for Ruidoso.

Underwood said before plans for a treatment plant could be implemented there was a change in administrations and the project stopped.

"What was left is an $11-million fishing pond," Underwood said. "lfs

in-my-backyard) objection. Certainly, local opponents to our MRS studies can be found. But they are actually few in number and loud of voice," he continued.

"Our real problem has been NIMTOO politics, not-in·my-termof-office. Our MRS opponents are quick to emphasize the opposition of virtually every non-Indian elected official in New Mexico as through that proved something," said Peso.

"Of course, there's more than a little hypocrisy in all this official breast beating. For 50 years New Mexico's politicians have accepted hundreds of billions of dollars for nuclear projects, without so much as a murmur of objection.

"Today, New Mexico's elected officials loudly support WIPP. They even claim that New Mexico has 'done ite part' to help solve the nation's nuclear waste problems. by hosting WIPP, although it isn't clear the plant will e- open.

'"These elected officiale seem to think they ba .. the right to set the rules of economic development for the Mesealero Apache Tribe."

And, economie development is the reason the tribe continues to go forward with studies that could lead to an MRS, whether .In partnership with the DOE or with this private utiliey company.

Over the past 20 years, the Mes-

Huddling in front of the Roundhouse, State Jerry Shaw and village manager Gary: Representative John Underwood, Mayor Jackson talk Ruidoso prloriti~ . •

., . great for tourism and the fish are Underviood told the members aa wera all bills "tted that jumping, but it's water, water that Grindstone is fed not only from _and the weary uidoso con~ng-:t eveeywhere and not a drop to drink. a small stream above the lake, but left the room with fingers crosse4 We need this treatment plant to also a gravity flow diversion coming as Ruidoso DoWns Mayor JoQ make the water from Grindstone out of the Rio Ruidoso. Hayhurst took a seat beside Un~ potable to the Village of Ruidoso." "As you are. well aware .. in the derwood and the whole process

Shaw told the committee that L.T. Lewis case, we have a well started over again. • Grindstone was an original $6- field known as Eagle Creek, the Before lunch break, Underwoo4 million project that started as an priority of which has never been es- took Shaw, Jackson and Briley tq earthen dam and soon jumped to tablished. There was a hearing this the House chambers to ~ the $11-million. Tuesday. Carlsbad inigati.on is procedures. d~. :

''We are in dire circumstances starting to contest junior water "Hi Jerry," Governor Bruce Ki~ this year because of the lack of rights. Tluit's starting to fire up greeted Shaw, sitting besidio her foP snow," Shaw said. "Even if it again and we're concerned about the session. The two talked an4 snowed constantly between now those well fields up there." posed for a couple of pictures. and spring, we still would be in Members asked the population One reinforcing piece of new& trouble." of Ruidoso. Jackson told them the came with yet another afteroori

"Alto Lake, if any of you are fa- census was around 4,600, but the meeting between Underwood,: miliar with it, looks like a small village serves 30,000 because of Ruidoso officials and Rhonda: pond and that's our major water tourism and second homes. Martinez from the Department of supply, Water is our immediate "There's no question about the Transportation and former need. This is part of the capital im- need for it Mr. Chairman," said MainStreet director Mary Maul. provement plan, and water is oor Representative Joe M. Stell. "I hope Underwood gave Martinez an number one priority," Shaw said. we don't get caught up in some of overview of the MainStreet prob-

J ackBon supplied a cost break- those water rights problems." lema, covering overkill in construe-down for the committee. He also Briley answered several question materials to the narrow mentioned water right problems tiona regarding what it would take sidewalks and the amount of time and that with the lack of snow, to bring the treatment plant to the project was consuming. wells were not recharging. working conditions. Martinez said she remembered

He said they had a 2-million gal- "There's been quite a lapse of when Underwood first talked to her Ion plant in a 4-million gallon peak time," Underwood told chairman about the project and that in her demand. Lujan. "Because of the passage of opinion, the project has not fared

"This would solve both the water time, the treatment plant as that badly. rights situation aa well as drinking designed by Boyle Engineering is Martinez said many projects water being able to enter our sys· out of date, and we would have to similar to MainStreet in other te'Ql,".he said. start oVer again." areas are lagging behind Ruido~

Mayor Shaw told the committee She told the group that Wliilf

calero Apache Tribal Council has sought to achieve economic independence through the creation of jobs in tribal businesses.

The agreement with NSP represents another step along the road to self-sufficiency, said Chino.

According to a news release provided by the tribe, if they are successful in concluding a joint venture agreement to develop a private interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel. it will provide jobs and other economic benefits for nearly 40years.

Under the agreement, any final contract must be approved by a vote of the full membership of the MescalercJ Apache Tribe.

NSP Chainnan Jim Howard ~aid such an arrangement also offers benefits to the utility's customers, and the State of Minnesota. During the next IUIS&ion of the Minnesota Legislature, which hegins February 22, lawmakers will consider NSP's request to store additional spent fuel from the utility's Prairie Island plant onsite.

Without additional onaite lllorap, the plant, which supplies 20 percent of the utility's output. would he forced to shot down beginning In 1995.

Permtment disposal of spent fuel from the nation'& commercial nuclear power plants is tha respotl· aibility <I the federal governmont,

that many millions are being spent seemed long wasn't. She said there on other issues forced on the eom- would be no trouble in getting munity such as a wastewater money to widen four-foot sidewalk sewage plant, that Ruidoso has not areas to six-foot. . been able to come up with any "In fact, I prefer six-foot to four-money for Grindstone. foot sidewalks as the plans called

The mayor was asked if the com- for in some areas because of the mittee came up with a portion of ADA standards," she said. the money, how much would it take Martinez told the group that_ to get the project moving, and other MainStreet developments·· would revenue bonds be able to were experiencing similar problems complete the task. and that she didn't find any major.

Jackson told the committee that problems that couldn't be fixed. . bonding is being sought for the The upbeat meeting left the. sewage plant, and 25 miles of line mayor and Ruidoso village officials without fire protection in the vii- happy and ready to return to the · !age. village for a few daye rest before

'We have seveTal water and round two and the village1B legila-.

sewer enterprise issues that will tive public relations party set for: tax our funding nest,n Jackson said. next Wednesday in Santa Fe at the:

The bill was eventually tabled, Eldorado Hotel. o

which is obligated to begin taking the fuel from utilities in 1998.

However, a permanent underground repository for the fuel, under study in Nevada, is not expected to be ready until2010 at the earliest.

Office of the Nuclear Waste-N~ti-: ator in the program that llought : voluntary hosts for a federally : ownedMRS. :

After visiting several nuclear : fuel storage Bites and questioning : many dii!Srent experts, members of: the Tn"bal Council concluded a :

In the meantime, an MRS is a spent fuel storage faciliey woulll be ; practical alternative, according to safe, would not hurt the mlli\"OD· : the news release. mont, and would provids needed •

But because it would not be jobs and economic benefits for ! available until 2002, they still need tribal members and our neighbor& : legislative approval to store used stated Peso In the news releaSa. ; fuel onaite at Prairie Island at least . The Mescalam Tribe is CQIItinu· i until that time. lng to participate In the tloileral :

Under the agreement llDD01IDC- government's Voluntary siting pro- ; eel, NSP alao will contact other ub1- cess, but da1ays In the _lltOill"!lDI : ities to see if they are interes"'d in prompted the tribe to explare this l using a private facility for interim private venture as weD. l storage. Poso alao lltllte"d that New Mexi· :

The agrem_nent calls for the Mas- e<ls 60.year . invqlvement . m::: ; calero Apaclie to store fuel from nuclear pt'iljeets · makoa tim ril l participating utilities for a negotia· uniquely IUiteble for fuel · sllltilge I ted period of time, or until tha fed- faciliey. . • : era! government picke up the fuel, He said. Ni!W Mexi<!O'm probably : whichever comes first. better prepm-ed to host all~ :

The atiJities that use the facility spent fuel storage facilit,y thall. lllly : will assume ... ptlnsibility and other fltate. The scientific dpl!l'tise; liability for transporting the spent a98ilable at tha Loa Ahultos .lllld I fuel to the faciliey and wiD retain SA!Iilill !filtional lab!!' e6tlilol baj ownership of the fuel while it is ~~~t~tclmtl omy!ohere. · ; ~thare. ·

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The butT-colored terrier .calle.d al!out a iraor and a half old. Sbe's l~ers of fat needed to protort them Sander; .the brother and ~.. atlll wud and unsure of bar sur- from single digit temperatures. shspherdJRqttwe\)er . Clllllbo. or nundings, but would meko an ex- Allowing an animal to tick Bilow Anpl and Taylor; the blg..,ored eellant ·watchdog onee ilbe .. ttled als.o eould subject them to snow Glider, with a sweat di~on into a -lUlW hmne with her own tor- . poisoning, which ean be fatal if viand medium le~ hoi< (a !l'al ritol'y. · · . tai·organ ere damaged from freez-. winner); the obediant- b4lck Ger. "I ~k ehs would do best with ing, · · man shsphsrd miX ealled "" oldereouple, becauu ilbe's more When they ore outside, make Cluml>aln; and the adorable gray high strung," Harper eoid. "But sure thsir· wator isn't .frozan and shsphsrd and malamute mix then this is an unnatural environ- dog houses are insulated and pro-named Riley ore some of those tea- JDBnt so it's herd to tall." tectsd from wiad. tured who ·still woit bchlad eage Although the weather has beeo During a reeent special meeting doors, Buck, a pure bred eollle also mild, whsn storms come through of the humane society board, Lee is up for adoption, as are ~ and temperatures plunge, bring McKenna was elected chairman of Uttors of wpe. including some pets insi!le, experte advise. the board, Earline Phi!Ups as brindle Akita Inu mixes. Don't bit misled by pnetie breed~ chairman of operations, Dianne

ing. If Huskies or malamutes h~ve · Stollings as vice cltairman, Roberta lived most of their Jives in heated Cox as treasurer and Joy Hird, sec-New pets

One of the sweetest new resi- homes, th~ haven't built up the rotary.

'fhe society's . new sweatshirts, bearing a great desigo by artist. Debbie Jones and printing by Pets Hull of Mountain .Man Custom Sereening (who both donated their time and· talent) are on sale for $22.50 at the thrift mop next to Arby's, at Pampored Pete Grooming and aeveral other locaf stores thet support the humane movem8n_t.

To ordor by mail, Had $25 to cover the cost of the · shirt, plus moiling, to the eociety at P.O. Box 2832, Ruidoso, New Mexico 88345.

For more information about Bridgette, Sparky or any of the other dogs and cats, eall 257-9841 or stop at the shelter on Gavilan Canyou Road.

The InnCredible Restaurant & Saloon

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is planning a SPECIAL Va~~ntine's Day for you. ~

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Featuring: Lobster Thennidor Salmon Dijonnaise • Veal Oporto • Cajun Shrimp Scampi

Bring y~ur Valentine out either Saturday, February 12 or Monday, February 14 for these "lnnCredible" Specials

Reservations Are Recommended 336-4312

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LINCOLN COUNTY HEAD START

YOUR CHILD MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR HEAD START, A COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, NUTRITION, HSALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES.

TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED TO CENTER SITES (RUIDOSO, CAPITAN AND HONDO)

OPENINGS ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE AT THE HONDO AND CAPITAN SITES FOR ANY 4 YEAR OLD WHO WILL BE IN KINDERGJS;RiEN IN THE FALL OF 1994.

PLEASE PICK UP REGISTRATION FORMS FROM HEAD START CLASSROOMS (AT NOB HILL SCHOOL, CAPITAN ELEMENTARY OR HQNDO SCHOOL) OR COME BY HEAD START OFFICE AT:

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Ruidoso, NM

on-going registration also available for any 3 or 4 year old for next year's prggram(Sept. 1994) . ·

For more lnfofn18t/on please contact: MARGARETMASCARENAZ

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$199 _.-s-,.

LIFESAVERS SUPER

HOLES Candles

3 for $1

4 RUIDOSO STORES AND CARRIZOZO

LIFESAVERS

GUMMI SAVERS Candles

3 for $1 ALLSUP'S

MONEY ORDERS.

UP TO S2n.OO FOR ONLY

19¢

OIAPERS $499

PAPER TOWELS

BRAWNY

BREAD MELLOCRISP

2!1 BACON oN'-'V'99¢ .

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WITH STARTER KIT (RUIDOSO STORES ONLY)

KOMOGENIZED

ALLSUP'S MILK

ONE GALLON

$199 DECKER MEAT

BOLOGNA 12 OZ.PKG.

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Business

Valerie's offers affordable fashion by PAMELA CROMWELL RUidoso News Staff Writer . Ruidoso shoppers can now get·

the fashions of Sax and Nordstrom's at half their New York prices.

Valerie's Designer ·Fa~ Outlet, newly located at 2309 Sudderth, carries denim, leather aild fur fashions at factory-direct prices. Valerie's is open to a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturdey. The telephone number is 257-4781.

Th_e outlet is owned and ·opera-

ted by New Mexico native Valerie Griza!li, who has lived in Ruidoso for llyears.

Valerie's denim ·clothing is designed by Lorraine Wordy, an El Paso, Texas, design,er for ~ Fashions. According to Grizaffi, Wardy is somewhat enchanted with Ruidosp, and the two women de· cided it was the perfect place· for a factory outM.

Grizafli herself deoigne many of the belts and purees at V alsrie's,

then has them manufactured in Beverly Hills, California.

Many of_ the designer earrings, snazzy works of denim. a,nd stone, cmne from Carje' in Beverly Hills. One-of-a-kind leather bags are. ac- · quired through Perlina of New York, ezcept for the originals. designed by Griialll.

Valerie's has everything .the fashionable, yet frugal, western woman needs, and the owners will start a men's line tn February.

DeniM shorts, jacke~, shirts and pants eBeily mix and match for a ' . . . . . . . . . . custom look, and priess range from TEXAS FAJITA CAFE WILL BE-OPEN SOON IN THE PADDOCK ON MECHEM DRiVE .$30 to $150. ThiS is half tha cost of . · _ · . ·

::..,~nimfashioosatthabig-name Texas Fajita aims to open in Februazy Leather jackets made of Italian · - ·

and English lambskin make a line Tiln RoChford bas been trying to else can you get a one-pound ll!jita 'We are bore becaustl"91' our addition to any wardrobe, espe~al- open Texas Fajita since Deeeinber. platter for $11? . _. . . guests and gnests alone. They have ly at the borguio price of only $400 "It's just been one thing after an- Rochford said be'e interested in the right to aspect tha best foot\ and or $500. . other trying to get my contractors bringing Ruidoso geod food at a service in a safe ·and asnitary ao-

Gri:!:afti is very proud of her furs, to fini,sh uP," he said. "These guys good price, Do frills.. · Yiromnent. We consider each gu9t too, and with good reason. . are on ma:Aana tini.e. You know, "PeQPle around ~ere need a place to be a friend to the.restauniDt." .

"Our furs are all full pelts," she inllllana means 'riot today'." tbay can aft'ord ta ·come frito more RoChford has spent ~--;dozao said. "Nothing is cut." Mink vests Rochford, who is from El Paso, is than onee a week;" hB said. ·~ years i!l the !'8staurant, ··"· ~ness, start at rongbly $1,050, and the top accustomed to flexible dendlineo, want consistently geod qualil~, and mostly m MOX!can rastsui'aii and price for a long coatis $3,900. but he bas already rescheduled the they don't·Want to pay an arm and fast food .. He came to Ruidoso toful-

·valerie's supplies aizes 2 to 16 opening of Texas Fajita at least a leg for it." fill his true self. -and plus sizes, and offers on-site three times. Now he's waiting on a In dispensing with the extras, "Some peoPle have to live by the alterations. eustom-mnda walk-in cooler. Rochford has eliminated the need ocean," be said. "fm a mountain

"If someone has a mink they ' When it does open - now he's for a wait stafl' and he's using dis- 1Jlftll," .His father-in-law retired want repaired or shortened or en- siming fcir February -Rochford's p .. able plates. Costomars wilr or- bore, and RoChford brough~ !iis wifo larged, we11send it to New York," TOztsurant will fill a niche all its der at a menu boord and wait for andkld!iboreinDzcember. · she said. own. Texas Fajita is what Rochford their numbers to be called. Midwinter is a bard time to get

'We opened tha day after calls a hybrid; it is not fast food nor Meanwhile, tbay can· get \lleir storted in bu)liness, Rochford said, Thanksgiying," said Grizaffi., "and casual dining, but more of a own drinks and help themselves to especially in a winter resort town business has been wonderful." specialty dinner joint. The sign the salsa bar (stocked with award· that is low on snow. ·

Grizalll says that what makes says "patio cafe." winning pico de gallo, a tomatillo "The weathar hurts everybody," her outlet so special is her empha- "We are not a Mexican food green· sauce, plus cilantro, onions he said. "But it's good. for construe-sis on customer service. restaurant, n said Rochford. "We're a and other extras). Drink refills are tion."

"I let the ladies take clothes fojita restaurant." free. With the Farmer's Allnanac home to try them on," she said. 'We The menu qualifies that state· "Our philosophy here at Texas predicting snow here in February, always otTer them-a Coke or cup of mont by ofl"ering a few taco platez Fajita is very simple," said RoCh- Rocl)ford ligures his business will coffee, and we like to relax and Just and naChos ''for diversity." The rest ford in a news release announcing be going strong just in time for the

VALERIE GRIZAFFI have fun." is fajitas at amazing prices. Where his opening. spring break.

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LOCATED AT I FOX PLAZA I

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. . ~"lli.~ty · o:uae~s ttown\ QD:.~t.illf~~a~tlll7~ .. :. ~piing UflC9'"er~4 constwction trash·

r.. • ... a "'' h · -~"a tilrg.tiiig that ~art or tho morket.. tan..,.. . .. · llll)l'e money wr "'" u..,. • -e wu"' lna ...,"P to be o·'-'-- •t 30 yeors The eounty has a ,..oponSlbihty like to see Qerltl'_JIU!Iee Mellwane -~ ... -.,; ~ · to ..... jn~ d ab t d · di~ statioiu deputy near thelancll!llto Wqre he wonld be relelilled or,.... . e.....,. ~~ ou roa • m. • tiekst those drlvm who!lllloadl! .,... eponslbllity fan ,..ad.''. . _ . · feren~subdiVlSlons, Wynham 11111d.

b The ocoupaney roqwrement wao . Althoug~. ~~ may take more

not .s.;c\Jh~ t removed.~ · time, subdiVIBions generate more "There io; a l'fOb!lflllllll we ,'!'ay property m then- ronehes and

have to !lo -ethiug harsh• he · sp.,...e!Y ssttled · .,...as; Howell sl\ld. . . . • · .· . Responding to conCI'l'IIS from noted.

Howell ill\ld autberity genareJ surveyor Tilll CoUins and some In otlm- business, . tho commiemanager Joe Lew1111d9wski. bs<l ~lllll!sioners, Wynhaat lncrOlule.d slim: suggasted he be ·dePutized to \ll.a.or- til• 'tln!e illli!W'Id for &.Hug A plat fendere . with uriii!I<Ul'ed loads _ or &ow 30 days after commillail)D. ajl· -advaiiced the new Maternal who dump dsbrls on the roildsids ptl!,1(N to 60 days. · :. and Child Health Planning $2,500 near the d11111psters: . A ~e ~torisneeded_to ~ to sporate until a $10,000 planning

·. But . cOI!UIIillsioners osid thay a dsvsloper mekee an eil'wttclgst a grants is receivsd from tho ststo. Conuuissioner Blll Sohwettlllll!lli would prefer a regular depu~ to subdi'Vision u!lderwey within iu>ne- -reappointed Davjd Vigil and

said that during arecentmee\ingof handle that job. year period. · . Dorothy Belt ltnapp.to the Coun~ the L;qcoln County Solid Waste In imotlm- matter, eom- A sure~ bond (or acWal and Historic Preservati0>1 Board. Authority, one man. complained misSioners vsted urumimoue!Y to e.quel Cotlatei-al) 011 tho quilllti or -approved a $16,000 change or· that e2 families who live on the · approve propoeed revision• in the road COJis\ructiorl will be required der in tho =· Qll of the jail that

.,rood ""' tho risk or fist tires every county's subdivision regulations. . . during tho tzet wear period before will create a • ceD that could ;time thay travel it. • . .The pack~~ge resulted li'om lcng the cammissio!l approves linal IJC' dOuble when·un · as a cell for fe· •. Schwettmann and Commissioner houre or work by members or the ceptance or a road. · male lninates. It a! eo includes an '·Wilton Howell represent the com- county planning. ancl zoning board, Ad!led to the regulations waa a eleVated· booking area to protect 'mission on the authority beard, by planning coordinator Patay.San- disctl\lmar putting the publie on conlidantiality or recorda and pr<>'whloh is a coalition or the ccun~ chez end hy Wynham. ilotice that illl infrastructure and vide more safety for the jailers .and itsliva mllnic:ipalities. · During a previous public hear- other capil!'l improvements are <the when booking new inmates. · .· Alt!>qugh a magnet wao pur- lng, commissioners and a local sur- reaponsibility or tho developer. Jf · · The ohange s1ill keeps the total .chaoor~ to pick up the-nailil, "they vayor aokod Wynbam to· revisit a that entity is uneble to complete pricet~~g for the construction under 'bsvs been remiss (in running it), few areao and make some ohanges. the construction or road~! and otlm- budget, Wynbam said. 'hut it's our (the county's) responsi- In the intorim; he eel up a proce- improvsmants, the county ClliiDOt The boar<! approved a 30-day ex-,ln1ity to keep it up," Scbwettmann dure fOr s.mDmary reviews, which be held responsible for compl.,tio~ tension on the contract perioa, in-sl\ld. · · are minor adjustmants to a plat (of· The county won't ass11111e any stead or 60 days requested by tho ; "If we bsve to man that mqnet licial layout or a development). To maintenance responsibility on a coniractor, D & D Construction of ' ... we oan bill tho authority. I went ensure the charge was rsaooneble, xaod until it has been built to Capitan. . . 'out Saturday end there were he elotablished a $100 fee far a lot county standards and maintained -<:ODductad one or several pubboardsandtrashalongtheroad." line boundary acljuetment prcce- in good condition for at.least ~ liehearlngsonproposedprojectefor

"That's our road," coW.ty man· dure (not per lot, but psr proce- years by tho developer, and bean · the county's COmmunity DeVelop· ager Andy Wynham pointed out. dUro). aceepted by the commission. ment Block Grant application. AJ. "We can't say the authorlcy is For previously platted sabdivi- Buyars also WO't)l put on notice though tho county lost out last_ year mandated to pick up the nails just sions, Wynbam coul<l eend the is· that a front footoge aseesament will on a requzet to continue its low. because thelandlill is at the end or sue directly to tho commission with be impoesd hy tho eounty once tho income housing rehabilitation, com· tho road. a recommendation to save time end rood is aceepted. Jf tho road is missioners applauded Montes effort

"We can ask their cooperation, effort. paved, future repaving expenses to help people in need. · becanse we bsve respousibility for Commissioners previously quos- may be borne by the property The couacy is in the process of the rOadt but we're liable if there js tioned whether it was fair to re- owner through an assessment dis- wrapping up the last five homes an aceident because of conditions quire 25 percent occupsncy on a trict or some other meohanism, tho being rehabilitatecf under the &.ret we knew about. I told (road man- raod Wore tho county would con- regulations state. $250,000, that wao enhanced by an eger Bill Cupit) to run it ourselves, older acceptiug it for maintenance. Wynham ineem<l a two-year additional $100,000 Monte~ if necessary. · "I thought it was a great idea not time limit on extensions of the test secured from the Farmers Home

Cupit smd his omplayee dragged to have so many road~! with period on roads, to ensure _dove!- Administration. Of that $350,000 the toad last Wodaesday and then maintonance where people don't opere don't waste the county's time total, $26,000 wao locol money. tho authority's man showed up. live," Wynham smd. "But this is a without living up to their "I think it's important to con-

Sohwettmann said that, al- ml\ior retirement area ~ it's not re'!J1onslbllities. The commission tinue thot ejfort,:• Commissioner L. ~'be ill' relu~,ta.~t~ .;.itqli~~~:~O)J!~.~~~~ilii\i!iQie.~.wol!l.-'!4'1111 . ..-.aitq40p;. ~..JI!'wi\ey §Pid. -~ -.:.~ - • • .. ' . ' - . . ' ' . ••

FRONTIERS REST!UR!NT Invites Ruidoso to attend our

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ENMU-R offers short course EW4U-Ruidoso is offeriug a three-dar short_ coUrse designed to

prepsre plumbers, public school und hospttal mmnte'!ance psr'!"nnel for low/pressure, hot water·and steam holler operations, leading_to acquiring a Class 3 Boiler Operator's License ~ t)le New _M8X1CO Constructioolndustrles Division (CID).

Tho class will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. February 8, 9 and 10 at 1400 Sudderth Prive and costs $15 per participant. Two days w!ll be spent oh elaseroom study using a study guide. The third day Will be· on-site in RuidosO with hands-on operational ac;,tivities. .

The instructor for the -:ourse 'is ·non Ziems, manager of. Mecham-cal Services at tho ENMU Physical Plant in Portales. · ·

Ziems hao more than 35 years of boiler exp_erience in tho U.S. Navy und at ENMUin Ponales. . .

For more. infonnation or to register, come by 1400 Sudderth pnW. -

McLain Memorial Fund set up at Museum of the Horse

" Tho Dale MeLOin Memorial Fund has boon established at the Mu·

~urn of the Horse in Ruidoso Downs. McLain, who died last month following a lengthy illness, was tho

father or Joan Dale Hubbard. He WaS a retired history teacher. The night before he died, McLain visited the museum that his

dau~ter and son-in-law; R.D. Hubbard, had established through thmr.Hubbard Foundation. Mr. McLain was in Ruidoso with his wife to celebrate their 50th wedding anniverslu-y.

Museum of the Horse Development Director Frank Potter said McLain -wuvery impressed with the museum, and an exhibit will be established in his memory.

Potter said many pooplo had asked how best to pay tribute te Mr. McLain. and this fund was set up in response to those queries.

"Mr. McLain was fascinated with history, and wao really happy to live long enough to see this museum open," said Potter.

Anyone wanting to make a contribution should send it -to the Museum of the Horse, Highway 70 Eaot, Ruidoso Downs NM 88346.

Program helps teen parents The Lincoln County Maternal and Child Health Council will con

duct a special meating at 4 p.m. Thursday, February 10, in the board room of the Ruidoso School Administration Office.

Ann Durusky, prqject coordinator for tho New Mexico GRADS program, will meet with all those in the county who_ Jlf'8 eoncemed

· about pregnant toano and yoUng perents (male and female). GRADS inn in-school, secondary program whioh belpsl""'gnant

and parenting teens remain in school, graduate, and achieve eccr nomic independence. The curriculum addresses self-esteem, preg· nancy, child-care, and parenting.

Several successful GRADS programs are operating in southern ·Mexico.

GALA GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION OPPORTUNITY. EDUCATION. SAFETY.

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An Open House Free To The Public Featuring Native American Singers and Dancers

101 Wingfield (at the traffic circle) . . .

February 9, 1994 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

.• Featurlug selected ~hes served buffet style. Jlliul~>lrl•lfmise by l)llr Chefs ·

-· , .. Jle~lui4MatcMcNalr lliill Kliclien.Staff, RililcWI Day . ' ' .. _. -· ' . ..

Postf'les, IBIIirUt-lce Sculpruie,Btwlll'4/lU ·.· • . 1flt1 riO() I' l'ttitflli 1m gl»e,IJ awtl)'· .

Meet aiul Grtlllthe sirif 'o[/li'lintflits Restaurimt ·· . ' . ~ . .

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Dear Pellow New Mexican: These three words - opportunliy. education. and safety --signify _the great challenges we

New Mexicans face today. Challenges that we must meet with fresh 1deas and new enersr. These are not new challenges. Since I've heen in the Senate, rve fought an uphill fight to reverse

our nation's spital toWard lower-paying Jobs and lower-skilled student" and workers. I've_worked tirelessly to put the defense and technology resources of our state to work to create aood. h1gh-wage jobs in a post Cold War world. We created new defense conversion programs. technology partnerships with industry, and national educ~tion ~oats which affect communities from Carlsbad to Farmington.

But ibis has just been a stan. The larger challenges still confront us, and now is the time to take them head on. have three goals for a new tenn:

To create hWt-wage job opportunities, we must suct"eSSfully diversify the world-class ... research, teChnology, and defense facilities already located here In New Mexico.

To help our students and workers hold these high-skill jobs, we must provide quality ..... education and job training which continues throughout their working years.

To restore personal safety In the home, the school, the work-place. and our communities, ,.... we must develop new, courageous approaches to fighting crime and violence at all levels

• .of government and society.

Our challenge in these changing-times is ro create a New Mexico with h!Rher-p.1yi~ johN. hener schools and safer streelS. Early in'january, I announced my intention to seek re-t-le..1um :111 ynur United States Senator. In the next nine months, I will-continllt' tutr.m:t llu.• :«.ttl'. A-nc..l-:ts -:tlwoi)'S, I wiU want to hear your ideas about bow we l'~n help e~tdt utlwr tRl'l't thbl.l'lt:~lll•n)ll'. I ~\-;mtto l'tmtlnue to· talk with you, plan with you. ami wnrk wilh yc~u lu t'rl'<lll' ;t Nl '\\" _~ll'xku thai l< lu~h-w:1Ml-'· hi)th-skill, and lnw-rl'3r. l:l(lfltl'tittll' your nnu1.·rns. yuur .fnll·n-:.1. ;uhl )"t1Ur sUJlfit'"·

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Je(fB!ngam•n Ullired State& Senator

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Sports

Girls· beat Silver for 1st district win by KENT BEATTY Worked like dockwork OS Daniells as Cobre improved its position in Tho News Sports COrrespondent Morris wss forced to foul Silver's the seoond half after leading 34-25

If you wuuld have asked Lady Andy Lopez to avoid an un· at the intermission. Warrior head. coach D~nnis Davis contested bucket at the buzzer. The third and fourth quarters how he thought his team wuuld do With the pressure of the game saw the hapless locals get outscored over the weekend, he would have on her shoulders and no time on the 34-U!. · told you that the girls would proba-. dock, Lopez was perfect with both . Sersh IJ!x led the girls in scoring bly beat Cobre on Fridsy, and have free throws and 1t was on to the Wlth 16 pomts followed by Brandy a tough time with a aolid Silver overtime period with both teams Pfeffer with 1L Other scorers fu. team the following night. tied at 40 pointe. eluded Kristie Ryan, 3; Crystal

Well. Cobre cruised and the girls The overtime saw the Lady War .. Taylor, 3; Herbina Muniz, 2; Dawn did have a tough time, but it was riors defense ~hut down the Lady Moore, 2; and DaDielle Moriis, 1. Silver that had it roughest. The Colts, holding them to ju~t one While free throws were the Lady Lady Warriors, in a remarkable ef- point- another Lopez free throw. Waniors friend in the SJ1v8r game, fort, bonded Silver a 41-40 over- The Lady Colts then. turned the thoee abets did not fell against time loss, Saturday at the Warrior· ball over an4.made.thmr final~- Cobre. The girls werQ 15-38·for a gym. take - putting DJx on the line. dismal 39 percent.

Just as remarkably, tho Lady While she wasn' perfs~ like in the Tho Lady Werriors two weekend Warriors were pounded by Cobre fourth quarter, the semor forward performances left Wanior head 68-38 Friday night. also at home. made the front-end af two bonus coach Dennis Davis scratching his

Unlike Friday night against situations - once to tie the game, head. Cobra, Saturday's contest with Sil- and the. oth~ to put her team in "I juSt never know which t;eam is ver saw Ruidoso put the ball in the· front With JUSt ticks left on the going to show up. Against Silver we hands of ito best pleyers es Sarah clock. . were very good end against Cobre, Dix. and Brandy PJ'effer dominated The Wl'n moved the Lady War- we were ... not so good.· Our shota offensively. riors to 5·12 overell and 1-6 in dis- didn\ fall and w~ just didn' ta1u>

Of the Ledy Warriors 41 points, trict play. care of the bell. all but five came from Pfeffer and Fri~ay's ~ame ~ainst Cobre was ''But the Silver_ win was S: big Dix. Laverne Platta hit a big three- a m&JOt disappomtment for the one. It proved to our girls that we point basket in the fourth quarter, Davis and the girls ·as seemingly, Could beat a good team again ... we and Kristie Ryan scored a two-point Ruidoso had much the better team. really played. well," said Davis. basket in the first period. But turnovers were devastating The Lady Warriors have just

Preffer scored 20 points through as the Lady Warriors. continued to three games left in the regular seathe first three quarters, and Dix have problems breaking Cobre's son. and two of those are on the added 16 -half of those from the fullcourt end halfcourt preSBU!;O, road. The girls will entertain Oiiate free throw line. It was Di:x who Time and time· again, the Lf.l.dy TuesdaY night and then travel to went 4-5 from the charity stripe in Warriors got possessions without Socorro on Friday. the fourth quarter end breathed life getting a shot at the basket - end The final game of the season ie back into the team after Silver like Murphy's Low, everything that slated for February 19 in Doming. seized the lead late in the game. could go wrong, did. The first round of the District

On two occasions inside the two- A 22-point second quarter put tournament is February 21 at the minute mark, Dix went to line and the Lady Indians in front for good home of the higher seed. got both free throws to give Ruidoso theleed.

The Lady' Warriors led in the game after the first quarter 16-9; and 23· 19 at the half, maiJ>ly be· cause the Lody Colts couldn't hand· le Pfeffer, who was on fire with 16 first-half points.

But Silver came back to outscore the locals 13· 7 in tho third quarter to take a 32-30 leed into the final stanza.

That's when Dix went to work. Unlike the earlier Socorro and

Oflate games, where the Lady We.r-riors lost fourth quarter leads, this time the locals hit the big shots and the big free throws.

But nonetheless, the game went to wire - literally. The Lady Warriors had a two-point lead with two seconds to go in game - with Silver to run an inbounds play under their own bBBket.

Crashing the ball inside in hopes Kristle Ryan goes for two In the Lady Warriors' game of perhaps drawing a foul, the plan against Silver Saturday night

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In tho Tularosa gams, Jana Tularosa was almost as tough as Morris led the tsQDI with aight Artesia. pointe. llailey Bishop and Tawnya "They ran the ball, and that's Reynolds each seored sill', while what we like to see," she said. "It

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Shorthanded· Warrior boys fall to Silver City & Cobre

by KENT BEATTY The News Sports Correspondent

At the first of the season, first yeer head coach Paui Kirkwood wondered why former Warrior colich Norm Wright only ordsred lo varsity uniform back in 1992. Now, elter 17 games, Kirkwood. is under· etoiuling why.

Oh, unlike Wright, Kirkwood has the bodies to fill them, it juet seems to be difl'ererit faces every week. And now, with juet five games to go in the season, Kirkwood hopes he can keep some familiar faces around.

Friday night the state's number one ranlied team camp to visit the Werrlor gym. Silver High's frontline goes 6-9, 6-7,6-5,6-0 and 5-11. Their second five, who sees plenty of action, may actually be a tittle bigger. The result - a 911-39 thrashing.

From the tipoff, the Warriors were out-hustled, out-reboundsd, out-shot, and out-everythinged by an excellent basketball team. Silver is big, fast and well-coached. ·

Tlie Colts saitsd up 13 playors for the varsity game and 13 p'la)rers got in the scoring column. No one dominated, they don't have il domi·

11ating player;What they have is-a dominating team - reelly geed big guys and really good little guys.

The Warriors were led in scoring by senior Jeff Chapman with 13 paints. Rex Comanche checked in with nine, followed by Cory Hood, 7; Daniel Espinosa, 5; Todd Young, 3; and Raul Davis, 2.

The Warriors, who entered ·the Sl1ver game with only seven true varsity players, playsd the next

night against Cobre wilh five. Against Silver, :Paniel Espinosa dislocated his shOUlder with three seoands lett and Corvin Laster quit d · halfthne. ~. Saturd,Ye gauie with

Cobre was a chance to break a twoand-a-half year district . losing streak against a team that, like the Warriors, had wonjuet four games.

The etrsak is still alive. Cobre fought like troopors end

kept the game dose throughout. But finally it wos tho Indians' 14-for-15 shooting performance from the freethrew line that spelled the Werriora' demise.

Despite a 26-point performance from Raul Davis, who sat out most of the Silver game after receiving a technical foul, the Warriors euuld not get past the scrappy Indians, who hlt nin~aight fourth quarter free throwa.

two free throws and Todd Young chipped in a second-quarter bucket.

In other boys action tho junior varsity fell to Cobre 86-58 and ta Silver 96-42.

.Tho C.Te11111 also had .11 rough weekend, losing 73-34 to Silvor and 49·48 to Cebre. ·

The bays teams W>11 l;ravel to Oftate Tuesday .for a rematch with the talented Knights as the second .wt" of district play begins this week. · .

The Knights, who aleug with Sil· ver, were the pte·season favorites to take the district erewn, hut auf. fered a m~Uor upset to Socorro Saturday night. That setback, coupled with their earlier loss to Silver, virtually e~es any reasonable ehance for them to repeat as the district Champs.

Nonetheless, OAate is a good basketball team and should make the pleyoffs. Tuesday's trip will be the Warriors first trip to the Knight"s new gymnasium, said to be a "castle."

Ruidoso had its beet night from the line in weeks as the locals went 18-23 for 78 percent- but it wasn't enough es Cobre outscored the Werriors 19·15 in the fourth quarter.

Oiiats playod in "lhe castls" be· fore their new high school opened this year, but that nickname lnay

The Warriors held narrow leads have been a little tongJ1e-in-cheek. after •• "'dl · of the first thrss· In reality, lhe Knights ~l'I.Y.•d-Dl· a ljuarb!tS":· · craeker-box gym at tb,e "former

In ieality, while Cobre played Slsrra JuniOr High School, whidl prebably their best game of the became Oiiate High Schoolin 1987. yeer, Ruidoso's effort wasn't bad si· The Knights, along with thor. The Warriors' shortage of Deming, are pleying their last year players juet took its toll - along in class AAA this season. Both with Cobra's accuracy from the line. schools are above the 1,200 etudsnt

In eddition ta Raul Davis' out- maximum for the dass and wm standing effort, Jeff Chapman move to AAAA next yoar. scored 16 pointe followed by Rex Hot Springe and Santa Teresa Comanche's sight. will take their places in dietrict 8·

Cory Hood made a basket and AAA next year.

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Chavez, 76, of Carrizozo was at 3 He married Margaret Martinez p.m. Sunday, February 6, at on Octob8r 16, 1!137, in Carrizozo. LaGrone Funeral Chapel with the Surv.ivors include his wife, Reverend Jerry -Pbavez· of Roswell Margaret of ~z9ZQ; a Son, ollleiating. The Reverand Chavez is Ruban ChaveZ. Jr, of Santa Rosa; the nephew of Ruben Chavez. · und three daughters, Evelyn Long

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4 p.m.-LEOI'URE AND SLlDE l'RESENTA. TION by Ron Russell; "Overview .of tho Ongoing Mystery of tho Crop F~tions," at tho RuidosO PubHe Library. For more information, ~all 251-4335.

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9:30·10:30 a.m.-SENATOR PETE DOMENICI stafF members will be at the Ruidoeo Valley Chamber of Commerce to mee~ with enyone who is asperiancing difficulty with a federal agancy or anyone who would lik8 to convey an opinion to the senator. ·

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V!IDA FORJ;:ST bidder or bidders. wlibin SJ!:RVICJil the limita sot by law, tor

. SMOJCBY .lii!:4R, caah, lbo following RANGJ!\R IIISTl9CT doio:ribecl real estato (the

.• LJNC9,J.!,Il ''Pr<>port)o'!) · situate in COl!N'I\Y,i NEW _ l.lneoJn Co•llll'· State of

·. S!i-;31' 04" B, u dis...,;ee "lllmmleMaddoX.VIUage of ·92 .• 12 feet; Tbenee CIU •ltms lhe·Bfll of a curve to the lefl whoae conlral 119015 1T(2)7 anste fs 46° 15' 00" and

.t.EG4L NOTICJ!:

MEXICO New Mexi~o. more panicularly described .on

'114 l .- the L • .i. .... or On Pebn>ary I, 1994, Bl<lllbit "A"' attached .. ··.. ~cis"' . .,..,_.....Jill smok<OY •Bear Ranger boreto and inoorporalod her life,'-~~ . he~ fathar. ''They are _ Dia_trlot Ranger Oeruid heroin by ref.......,. Tbo

whose radius !a 480.03 f'e' an arc distance Qf 387 A9 feet (Chord • N jj:i• 29· 33" B • 377 .os roe•>' Thence N 40" 2:1' 03" E. a distance of 93.49 feel; Thence N 48"' 02' SO" E. a distance of 257.25 foot; Thence N 42• so• 19'" B. a dislallee of 246.17 feet to tho SOuth bolmdary of Lot 23. LAMAY RANCH ESTATES; Thence S 68° 42" 56'" B along said. South Boundary; a distance of 955.22 feet" Tbonce S 000 16" 37"' B, a distance or 14R? r...., fAflt to th'"' Sooth Boundary of said Seclio-. ·33; Thence s 88° so· 49" w. a distance. of 1312.30 feet; Thence S sso 48" 16"' w. a distance of 1403.28 feet to tbo Place of bSginning· and containing 90.3831 acres. more or· less.

VILL4G'J!: Oli' RUIDOSO

NOTICB IS HBRBBY GIVEN the tho Governing Body of the VIllage of Ruidoso; New. Me"-ico w!U bold a publlo bearing, in conjunction with the regular eeheduled meedng on Pebrt>ary 2:1. 1994, boginniog at 6:30 p.10. at the Municipal Building of lhe. ViUage of Ruidoso,_ NoW MexiCo. concerning lbo approvBI of a N~w Reslfwrant, Beer and, Wine only, License.

lll!l!lii:Dl!a .41U'Ja"llllll atliow slrong Hawkeuisoed a DeciaiOn Property described on illlil.J:l,1:t'~i::, ~:Us hor ·"the Memo to Qilplement the Bidlibit "-'Y' lsliJ<:a.lod east bell! ke_l)t see,at in the.· l!outhweetl Smokey !\oar DJ..,.;eJ • of Highway. 37. norlh of .. :AJIIiaget would like .to give a Wildlife Habirat Trick the Bonito Lake turn off.

- f!llecial thank• to SiOrra Blanea "lllnk projects. Tbese and ;, coo11nonly refemld M~ wh will be .,_,_ projec!O will involve the to as tho Clark Property,

. she likes tndnlng because of the fresh ail'

trlliis~~- for bar ~"-;: . installation of nino trick within tho LaMAY Ranch tend - first AssionaJ .,..._. tanks on the SmQI:oy llear Bstates,_ and. can be

- "~ or pre.. """~ · R11Jl8"1" Dialliiit to collect """essod via Ruth Road. t . ·' : uood luck, Gorgeeual · and diS)JOJille water f"or use Such s$ is to be field

Parents ask school board for answers ...

. s...,l'l\1 pl!l'8JI.ta in the Ruidoso · name fOr the Dl!W first 8l1d sec011~ ~~~e~~t or meJ~~bilr .run Varnildore -to sebool district ate Ul'llluil otll• to "grade sebool at White Moulllabl. the Meyor'e Council on the Mentor O!ttelld the school bilaril. ,..;tmg Proposed by the selection <eJI!· Progrltm. Tlieslj~~r. February 8, at tbs eentnil . mitq,e ae a Neult of public mput Ia Roq~ aetlon m tho refdsna· adeobllllttatlon of&ea · next to Sierra Vista Primary. . t1011e orCbris lo!dilounte WJfcall,..... Rui.'!w!~.ilfiddle Sshcal. . . _Under Pl"Witms to be discussed vioe -~~! Chris Ap·•'-eaa ......

"t'be)f want to-lll'""'ss dress eode, m :report,s 011 a Violenea Pre- VD ln$ruaailaal asmst;t at Nob dlsli!pllne, hor118811l811t and gm>g· ventlon ~ltm by the University IBU, Mary Ann Aim- ae related problems, aeeording to an or New M011oo 8l1d on an Adoles· custodian at White Mountain iater-announeamaat from Lyvonda Price, cant Day Trastment Center. mediate and Louis Telles Jr. as Harold Duran 8l1d ZUla Dumn ..,. custodian at Ruidoso High School. ~ otbOr parents to ehow up. Fiu_aneial iDformatlon will .Over RecOIDDlended fOr hiring ia

'We'ii>oonoerned ailout the dresa the hi- on tho figure to be uaed Murry Avery ae agrlcultnrel -· ·· eodes, to know more about whot by the state for per-student reim- teacher at Ruidoso Higb School and

tbayrequire,"PrieasaidSullday. bursemeatOilditsaft'eot<mthedis' Mary Oroseo as Title VD mstruc-. "In some ~acts, we feel- they trict's budget. tiona! aeaistant at White Mountehl

b(sebooloard "~ho"als have. gone over- Listed under action items are a Elementary. . ·

. no pe to see others there otndent sexual horassmeat policy, a An ezeeutlve session ie echodulwho bava similar llOJlCOI"IUI."· . guidance ami eounseling cur- ad for eonsideratlon or tho super-

The mhting will begin 'It 7 p.m. riculum, the first reading or Seotioa mtendent's eontrset end fOr personThe agenda includaa the proposed 8 or board policies and the appoint- nel evaluiotions.

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The Ruidoso News Will Be Closed • · •

from _ 11 am-2pm

on February 14, 1994 ''-". . fortbe

Sli1iltlJ To Working Woman Ulnehaon a Style Show

at Ruidoso CIVIC Events

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· ·P~po's Mex1can Food

2919 Sudderth • 2S7-72S2 Dally Specials

Take out orders Welcome · OPEN

MONDAY- SATURDAY-11-l!& 5-8 • SUNDAY-11·2

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-Tm~Ir®JM(G~JrLr£miLm: BRING-YOUR SWEETHEART AND COME JOIN US

. FOR A CANDLELIGHT DINNER

" . SPEC~Lt.Y PRICED DINNERS FOR TWO J.i1,0WERS FOR 'rBE LA.J)IIi)S COMPLIMEN'rAltY CHAMPAGNE . ' . · ·.· · --LIVEROMANTICMUSIC

DINNER SER.VED FROM S P.M. trNTIL 10 P.M. ·~- '• c~

·'% .: REGULAR. MENU ALSOAVAiLABLI!:

\jW/ALJill'irBMfll"~ IIDA\Y -~tmlt.lrl£11' _· .<.. . . ·L"uneh ·11:30 AM • 3:30PM · . '' . •-. $9"9S . ·. ·. . ·

m.mrc(§mnmmmr~ml® ·653 --4425 .....

by wild.Ufe. Those pr:Ojocas pursuant to and in were_prop~ as wildlife accordance with the habitat· imProvement · StipJilated Order of J!"Ojects .bY the southeast Poreclosuu. JucJ.sment. 11rea Sikes A<:l Commhloc, Appointment of Special and approved for funding Maa"" and Order of Sale under ·tho Sikes Act by flied in lite above-ontided New -~exk:tl .Delt8l'IIIIC3Rt cause on November 4, ofGan.aO and Fish. . 1993, wherein the Plaintiff

> The prOjeot8 ~.lOcated was ' granted judgment in the foUowillg atoas:. against Defendant Geoe w.

ProjeCt Name: JlcariUa Clntk. "frick 'Dink; .._ocation: ·The sale of !he Property Section 18, TSS, R13B is to pay lite Judgment of

Project Name: Vera Cruz Plaintiff ll!lainsl Defendant Trick 'Dlnk: Location: Oene W. Clark in the Section 2_1, T8S, RI3B Collowing amouots:

Project NAme: ·South Principal and lntercst CarriZo Tr. 'nmk; through- Novembor 2, LQcalion: Section. 25, 1993: $58,.412-.SS T7S, RI2B CQSts: , S 2.982.23

Project Name: Salazar Special Master's Fee: Trick 'llmk; Location: $ 200.00 Section 18, T7S. RliB AUomey

Project Name: West fees: Carrizo Tt. 'Jhnk; - 'IUTAL: Location: Section 13.

$JO,w>.64 $12.024A2

Subject to ~y rights of way or other easements as grantee;~ or reserved by instruments of record, or aa now existing on said

. 11'801 ot Iiuul.

TRACT2

A tract or land io the South one-half (S 1/2) of Section 33. Township 9 South. Range 13 ·East, NMPM. Lincoln County. New Mexi~. described by motes and bounds as follows:

BeginniDs. at n point on T7S, RliB

Project Name: East Carrizo Tr. 'Ilu1k; Location: Section 6, T7S, R131l · Project Name: Patos Mtn. Trick Tank; Location: Section 33. T6S,R13B

Project Name: Goal MtQ. Trick Tank; Location: Section 26. T7S, RI3E

plus inteJ"est as it accrues lhe South boundary of Lot from November 3, 1993, 23, LAMAY RANCH todateofsalcatlhcrateof ESTATES, from which $15.14 .per ~y: plus all poinllhe Southeast comer costs of saJo, including the of said Lot 23 bears S 68° fee .of lhe Speqal Master 42' 56" B. a distance of and gross receipt tax 955.32 feet; Thence N 63° tbere9n: plus all other 29" SS" W. a distance of amounts ."J.f.or,;&t wh·~: .~r# -~~' Thea.~ .s 4Qo. · recovery~nllUI'J~ baa'6y ~J".;Z:';'Iilr;'a•disran~ rif· Plaintiff. 489.75 fee~ Thence N 48•

Project Name: Lake Mtn. Trick Tank; Location: Section 3. 17S. R13B

The associated Decision

N 0 T I C E I S 02' SO" B. a distance of FURTHER GIVEN 257.25 feet: Thence N 42° duu should any judgment SO' 19" E, a distance of holder herein bld and/or 246.17 feetfD the place of become the purchaser of beginning, and containing said real estate 0.3194 acres more or less. im provcmcnu at the foreclosure sale, it may use any part of its judgment granted hcreln as credit against the purchase

More commonly referred to as a pordon of L&MA Y Ranch Estates.

price should it be tho BXHIBIT .. A"

. The . name of the app-licant is Tom Rocbford. whose address is 1009 Mechem D.r... Box #10, Ruidoso. New Moxlco. 88345. to be used 81 tiJe business known as Texas Fajita Patio Cafe located 81. 1009 Mechem ~ Box #10 •• Ruidoso, New Mexico. 88345 .

VILLAOB RUIDOSO

OF

BY: 'lllmmie Maddox. Clod<

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LEGAL NOTICE

The Bastern New Mexico University Board of Regents wlll meet on February 11. 1994 at 10:00 a.m. in the Kiva ltoom of lho Holel Santa Fe located at 1501 Pasco de Poralta in Sani.B Pe. Agenda items include a repon on legislative items by ENMU President B.vereu. 11ro$t. a· s~n\-., IObbylng repOrt, :reliori "Oil University Bookstore practices, guidelines for student charges for enrollment. approval of bank signatory changes, request for a bank account for electronic funds transfer; and the sale of land to La Casa de Buena Salud and Roosevelt County.

#9077 1T(2)7

Memo is available upon . reque&l from lhe Lincoln National Forest. 1101 New York Avenue, Alamogordo, New Mexico 88310, and the Smokey Bear Racger District, 901 Mechem, Ruidoso, NM 88345.

highest bidder. and the #9074 4T(2),7, 14, ----------purchaser at the foreclosme 21, ZS

This decision pursuant to 36 CFR 215.8 (a) {4) bi not subject to appeal and may be implemented immediately. Po r additional information amceming dUs decision or lho Forest Service appeal process, contact District Ranger, Smokey Bear Ranger District. 901 Mechem. Ruidoso, NM 88345. (SOS) 257-4095.

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sale shaD be entitled tu ---::-=~~-:":"~~~-immediate possession of LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE

lbe reaJ property and NOTICE OF improvements more

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

particularly described INIENTION TO ADOPT Tbe Lincoln County

Notice Is hereby given Maternal and Cilld Health that the Governing Body, Cowtcil (MCH) 1s seeking ViUage of Ruidoso. shall written proposals until conduct a )>1.-blic bearing in 10:00 A.M. ,Pebroary 21, conjunction with a mgular 1994. for a MaremaJ and meeting scheduled for Cbild Heaith Plan for l'ebroary 22. 1994 Bl 6:30 Lincoln County. A copy p.m. at the Ruidoso of the seope of work is Admlniandvc Center for avallablo from the Office the pwpoS& of adopting of the County Manager, lho following Ordinance: LIn co I r. County

herein. The Special Mastet may continue the Spedal Masten saJe scheduled March 7. 1994. without republishing the Notice of Foreclosure· Sale. so long as the Special Master. or her representative, appears at the designated time scheduled for the sale, and announ.ces the poslponement thereof to another specific date..

LEG4L NOTICE DEBORAH RUPP ORDINANCB 94-1: Counhouse. 300 Cenlral

•• AN OR DIN ANCB Avenue, CatrUozo, New INCORPORATING Mexico. or by calling ORDINANCB 94-1, IN Martha Guevara at TO niB VILLAGP. OP SOS/648-2385.

TWBLFI'H ~ICJ41.- OONcALVI!S. Bsq .• for "ISTRtOTOOtmT SARAH PROTHRO,

"':' . · "" SpecJaiMIISIU STA'J'fJ .v'f NBW Tillo Service RUIDOSO MUNlCIPAL The Lincoln County

CODE, CHAPTER 8, Board of Commissioners Sll.C110N S,INCLUSIVE will review and make their 01' Nll.W Sll.CTIONS; l1naJ delemlinalion during Pll.KrA INI N 0 TO thelr regular commission B X C A V A T 1 N 0 , mectillg schednlod for 9:00

MBXttiO - 1206 Mechem Drive -: £-B!J!'!TY OP Ruidoso. New Mexico -~ 88345

LaMAY RANCH PARI"NilRSiiiP. et at..

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(SOS) 258-3600

CLARK TRACT TllNNEUNG, OPENING, A.M., on Tuasday, March A ttael o£ land in the· -~22!_JotG UP, OR I, 1994.

Sonlh one-halt (SI/2) of ~u .-.u.G OP PUBUC Tho l1naJ eomprobecsive Secdmt 33, Thwnsblp 9 ~:PwA~~~AY; ~ plan mus• be completed Soudj, Ranger 13 Bast, - · and cleliWII'ed no 1atu than NMPM, Lilleoin County. BXIS:tJNG CHAP'Il!R 8, • Apn'l 15, 1994. The New Moxico, clestribed by ARltCl.B 5, SECTIONS ptOpOSal hall • Judo metes and bounds as 1 THROUGH 8, presen~n to :: MC: followil: PJ!RI"AINlNG TO CoDDOil in ltuidosl1 on ll~fl at n pcib_tt on EXCAVATION.~ . April 21, 1994, at 4:00

. . lhi>-Solilh boundary of said CopfesotOrdill...., !14-- 1'. M. Add! ti" nat Secll<lll 3'3, trnm whil:h 3 ""' on m.. In 1116 <lffiCI> information 1a awilabte by

·"'0"'1"-'"'. - •s poi;tt~SouthW<>St- <>f tho Vdillge Cletlt and CMtacting Di-. Arle;ie .. mnumY"'CNll!N b <>t~,SecdoaS~bet>mS Sl'O-Ivalftlllle fort'Uh!lc 'DII!'Nitiii2S7·1711orl)to . . _ .. . _ . . u: 48- 16" w. a~ mo~ew Mondlly llimuall Jlttt Miner J~:, at 251-0il 1116 •th-diiy "rM~~tc~t, 0u~.!l6 r~ TllenaN ~between th_e1mortL :it26'Inl!.uic10$0. . 1!1!14,aUI)l$DAUiiJI!'IIw 000 ~· -43"~. 11 dltlllli<» Ill' 8:00 Uil. iiilil 5:00 AN'J)ll'.IIIW C,

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10AfThe Rut~oso News!Mand.ay, FebrUB!ry-7. 1994

nter Shoe & EJoot SUPER SALE!

SAVE UP TO

75% CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF PAIRS!.

It's our Biggest Sale of Yearl; Stock up on Your Favorite · and

SAVE from 40% to

IE:LShoa New York • Downtown •

fl8~ ,tf~ Jne.

OVER 300 FABRIC. . SELECTIONS!

1019Mechem 258-4440

70%0FF!

Jos4 and Rosalie Garcia

257-4791 • 2205 Suddenh open daily except Sunday

11 a.m. to 8:30

Power Saver"' The Power Saver cuts energy US<l by as muf' as 26%, delivering savings tbat you can see on your electric ·bill each and every montbl Worlcs witb refrigerators, washing machine' and freezers. • Solid Slate design, no moving pans. • Provides 'soft start' fot motors. • Prole<IS liom blaelrouts, broWnouts. • Auro res« after 3 mimlte delay. • 6 Amps continuous. 15 Ampil ihtennitumt.

Installs simply by plugging tbe Power Saver into an Oldinaty electrical oudet. Start saving money on your ·electric bill · today.

Adver6sed NatiODDIIy at '59" Our Price '49" plu~ tax • TWo for '89"' (eacli •U")

14100·225·7693 • 1\lt. F. hm • S pm • OrderTdiJfly . c:heck or Money Ordet • Wel'iiYSbljlplllg . . .

WESTERN ENERGY SAVERS P.O. Box 5W • Alfll,Nl\1'.12 ,

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Michelena's Italian Restaurant ·

· "QasiHII ~dilly Olntng• 2703 Suddlirlh • 257-5753

· Year-Round . Luncheon Specials Served From 11 :00 am - 3:00 pm Monday thru.Frlday

· Your Chol~ Of: . Rigatoni • Spaghetti .

~a. FEBRUARY 1994

Hardware

HU11RY WHILE SUPPUES LAsn

See your helpful hardware folks at: HURRY! WHILE SUPPLIES LAST!

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"%%oa- t1ie owsttiotmtf/Ul tf"'P'riu antlkll ~: C~"'J Dl' mtlfdilno,'

8lhdS FREE valances wth Verticals

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Make Reservations ... o~w ·~ - '''YY""

for Spring Break! 0 258-3838

Jeanne 'nlylor, Manager

Give it the best !l with Quality Care

Preventive Maintenance. Sunday afternoon .•• Joe revs up his '66 Mustang

lind hears the smooth purr of the engine •.. With a satisfied smile he says, • · ·

"Now that's the sound of a well-maintained car."

RUIDOSO Lincoln-Mercu.ry

100 70 East •

QUAUTY

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. Monciny, Feb1uaty 7, 1994 HUIDOSO I JEW fJ1EXICO B St:.CllOI'J

. · lllttY save I1lO~ey · · ot golnt!t on in the.!

30•CI!i!Y SE!SSion, tor this $tEitEI's hard- ·

one bY l.lllc;otn County's ,png Thurs-es1hfl. "offl- . ..

;~ngf'!~~t§4ln~ .$Y'!ll l'lllilY SOUR~ Uke·a ~ of tiin$ tci you, but Ill the long run thf!Y may seve us taxpayers a !Jot of monf!Y; For, wlien lawmakers are tapping their toas tci musical entertalnmel)t; theY are taking a break

. from entering bills IOto the l!opper.,.... so far this year, 869 In the .senate and 1,048 In the Hou$8.

Folks from all Olier the Illata are rushing to Santa Fe and asking for mo.ney for: everything from pluks lm· proveinents In Ruidoso, a vlllllge hal_l complex In Ruidoso Downs and water system Improvements In Corona to a regional substance abuse center irJ north· am New Mexico and library books In Rio Rancho. •. ' . .

. . A .quiCk rSac:l of tile complete nst of bills shows that villages, counties and· towns throughout the state are turning to the state to pay for things that benefit a small number of people. Some of those worthy causes should be paid for by the home folks rather than people all over the $tEitEI. For example: Why ~;hould the people ot Ruidoso purchase library books for the people ofFIIo .Rancho? They shouldn,. ·

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r:Ei§Fimmi! ::!!2D ·On the othpr hand, the sad fact Is that districts judge their ov.ln representative~; and senators accord· irtg tci the amount of pork they bring hofTie. And so, lawinakei'Q~.o'!P.. !il~IY I!IJ.I t!:lelr constll!lents hand them, enter iHntci competitlon for a limited amount of $tE1tE1 dollars and have something tci brag about. If they gat the money, they use that to gat votes In the next election; If they don't get the money, they use that to get votes, too, because they tried.

In support of strong leadership ... 'l'be Ruidoso News enllOUl'BgeS Je-. to the editor, es· pecially about \Qcal topi .. IQld Is-

The cost of simply entering a bill Is enormous -just think of the tons of paper wasted In Santa Fe durIng a typical ao-day session. In the long run, most bills end up costing a great deal.

This liYs\Bm needs a dramatic overhaul, and it has to start at the grass roots with local governments and their people taking responsibility for their own needs Instead Of going back to the state trough over and over. It's time for voters to encourage and applaud good lawmakers, even If they don't use their political Influence to tap into the state budget.

Holding the line on spending starts at home. Let's $BAd our lawm~ers a singing telegram.

Thought for the day: "A man's deathtrap m3y be between his teeth."

.....JIIWISh folk 88)11na

ofthe Board

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TO Tim Eiirroi!O ThOro W.S turmoil, the village Wa& "If you don't know what they filthy, the atreets were in ·awful

stand for ... there's no telling what Bbape, etc., etc., etc. you'll Iiiii Wr!" I was aurprlaed and tbanklW

I bale polities. I have always that strong leadership did emerge CODBideted politicians to be a neces- to set a right course for decision Slll7 evil, ranking somewhere be- making. I rel'er to the appointment tween used car salesmen and law· of Jerry Shaw to the position of yers, But, here we are agoin, faced mayor. As a result of this appointwith choices of candidates, each mont there was an immediate cohopromising to faithiWly represent us sion and solidaricy which resulted and our ..,...,..,._ The p&sitions to in cooperation and eft'ectiva governbe filled are critical: the governing mont. Chaos was replaced with or· bodjr of Ruidoso. These elected will dor and Btabilicy. make decisiene that will aft'ect our It might sound like a sexist qualicy of life and our lifestyles for remark, but I was a little apyeara to come. prehensive about luMng a woman

Personally, I have learned (the mayor. It turned out to be the best bard wey) that "if you don't know tbing thet happened to the Village whet they stand for ... there is liD ofRuldoso. telling what you will Iiiii for." A In my opinion, Mayor Jerry .quicl< review of the recant histoey of Shaw bas managed in a very short 61it RUidoso Village Council is evi- time to restore oredibilicy to the dence thet you can't take quality governing role. Her strong, noleadership for granted. nonsense leadership bas proven to

Juat a few short months age, we be very effective in putting our viiwere saddled with weak and In- !age back on the right track. She effective leadership. There was no put an end to the closed door operadecision making, everything was tiona, estab1iahed daily office hours j?Ut aft' to a later time. Secreey and and aoeessibilicy. deception was standard poliey. At one time, our looal businesses

had to eompete with Outside competition operating at our own Civic. Convention Center through a garage sale/carnival atnwophere. She mBnaged to restore fair competition and protection for our looal merchants.

Our road repair and village infrastructure bas tieen made a prioricy, at last. I don't mean to sound like a commercial, but the a<eomplishments are very impressive.

I sincerely hope that we get a chance to see what she can ac:com .. pliab in a full term as~-

1 would really like to thank you for your ell'orts to keep us informed on the issuee and the candidates we will be considering for oflice. Your candidate debate forum on February 17 is shout the only wey we have an opportonlcy to see what these t'olks stand for. Thanks for the responsible .,..erage you provide.

BWCbance Ruidoso

P.S. Don't assume your candidets can win without your vote on March 1.

sues. • Each Iotter muat be signed

and muat include the writer's telephone ntunber and address. Th~~n~ne number and street or m ' address will DDt be printed, bowewr the author's hometown will be included.

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Didria Court Judge Rlc:hanl A. Pai50DS

Bmr. 725; cmmn.o 88301; 6484901

M•afstrale Jai:lgl!•

~Dean Jr. (Division 11 PO Bax 4811; C.trizom 88301 ........

William Bub PO Box 2426i,lluidtlllo 88MS

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Call 257-4001 or

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p.m. for the Mondely Issue: Tuesday. 5:00 p.m. f11r 1he Thursday ....,.,_

1 Announ~;:emenls 2Thank·you :J PetSol1a1s 4 l.tn~t and Found 5 LAnd .lor Sale-6 Hoi.IM:S lor Sate 7 Cabins for Sale 8 Real Eslate Trades 9 Real &slate

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DEADLINES FOR ALL DISPLAY ADS: ThLu'Sday, 5 p.m. far the Mon· d•y Issue; Tue9dayo5 p.m. tor the Thursday lnue. tO Mobile Homes lor Sale

11 Business Opportunities 12 Houses lor Aen,l

DEADUNES FOR ALL LEGAL NOTICES· : Wednesday, 5 p.m. tor the Monday Issue; Monday, 5 p.m. ~r thf Thuraday 1asue.

1:1 Aparlments tor Rent 14 Mobiles lor Rent 15 Mobile Spac::es lor Renl 16 .Retnl to Share 17 Buslnee• RenlaJs 18 Resorl Rentals

L ,'\nnou rH}PllH•nts H. Houses for S:nl(' .

LARGE HOME- 2700 square filet. 832 Country Club Drivo by owner. Easy Access, one level on 112 acre across frOm Cree Golf Course $185,000 26.7-6317. 24-A· 50-tfc

MODIFIED A-FRAME 112 acre lot, - bedroom, - hall!, close-in, cash· or new loan. Cau owner 257-9398. M-E-74-5tp

FOUR BEDROOM - three bath, on two lots-fixer upP"r. Approxi· mately 2200 sq.ft. $67,500. 378-4800. M-L-76-!Itp

THREE BEDROOM two bath,

t9 f'rop.,.v ManlitSemeiu 20 Stotage spe~ tor Rent 21 Wanled 10 Rent 2i Pa•ture far ·Rent '23 Ai,~IQ111or S111e 24 ·Pic::kupa·~ Trucks

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26 Molurc:yellt• tor .Qale 27 Aliato P8rts •

39$pot11ng.qotp.dt ·. · :._ft,_ :.:·• 40 8qats, "'atllfe ('quif'm~.;. 41 fMI!JCellaflfrQi.eia " : -~- ::";: 42 WanliijfTv!uvo'· ·'' · .,: ··' .... ..., w,...r, 1: · 44Worh:.W.BJ)t , .. 4$ Flnencta1 st;vleies • 46 Serv~k "•~.-

16.wcm~Sm 18$8 •ll!ln'itp!lm~I~IIJ·P~

29 .uvutook and H.O~• \<. 30 Farm ,_. ·--· 47 Hpu_. SIUJIW

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5'1 Plrewood Fof sale 52. Tetepmne Servloes • · ., ·~(lept to·

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THREE BEDROOM - 2 112 bath, tilrnithed CondoL great location. Call for details 2o8-6825. M·M·

~:L Auto~ fm· 8ulv

MJisT SELL - need 4x4 191!7 Cadillftll Seda!>. Deville? Groat condltlonl Fully loaded, front wheel drive. Eligine just "tbbly' serviced. $5,000. 2684584. 21· B-77-2tpR2!'JI

1988 CADILLAC SEDAl\t Devillo, royal maroon Oltlerior and hlteriw. Loaded. Excellent condition. 88,000 miles, $8,300. 268-4441. 16-S-7•t-6tp

72-tfc 1982 .l\110 CHEVY - V-6, stiek

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JOYCE'S AN'l'lQV.ES - Uaed fur.. niture, llJlllliwices, We l!uy sell and triO!e. 650 SUIIcWtb. 257· 7575. . M.J-65.tfc

MILLER'S FURNITIJ'iiE,. ETC -1090 Sudderth Drive, 267-3109.

. Buy, sell, and trado. New ·mer-chondiJJe daily. M-M'61·tfc

TWO TUXEDO SOFA$ -loose pi!· lows1 upholstered hi tha same fabric, tiotb 89 Inches iii length. Call 258-4023 for 1\utber iii· formation. 19-L-74-4tp

PUBLISHER'S NOTICE - All roal estate advertising in this news.. pa~er is suqject to tho Federal F!Ur. Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illeJ<al to advertise "any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial statusr or national origin, Or an intention to make any such pref· erence, limitation or discrimina· tion." This newspaper will tiot knowingly accept any advertising for real estato which ls in violation of tho law. Our roaders are hereby informed that all dwellinp advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To com· plain Of discrimination, call HUD toll-free at 1-800-424-8590. For the Washington, DC area please call HUU at 426-3500. The toll·free teleP.hone number is 1-800-543-8294. R-62-tfc

1844 sq.ft. 24x26, garage with UJ.H!tairS gameroom, fenced yard wtth separate dog yard:J"et tub in master bath, 111 P o Alto Drive. 257-6080. 27-S.774tp

FOR RENT - one bedroom fill'- s~ short wide bed, excellent Dished cabins, one 'with condition. Call 886-4383 or 386- DESERT EAGLE - .50 and ·.44 washer/dryer. Easy access. 257· 4518. M·W·74-4tp M·ll $250, MAC-80 (AK47I 4902. M-R-74-4tp 1978 FORD PICK UP 814 Ton, $299, Colt match H·B"!J.AR-16.

ONE BEDROOM furnished nice runs jlroat. $1500. 2~7.0129 or 257·7416. M·W·77·2tp ' . !J. Hcnll~state furnished apartment. $850 come by 206 Grove Drive. M·P·

month bills pciid. No pets. Call 77·2tp .

ELKS LODGE BINGO - every Wednesday night at 7:00 p.m., Early Bird 6:30 p.m. Kitchen will be open - come out & play & oat with us! E·R-61-tfnc

FOR ANY PERSONAL CRISIS -call the Montal Health Hotline at 1-437-8680 (collect). M-55-tfnc

YOU CAN GIVE - the gift of sight by being an eye donor. Contact any Uon or call 267-2776 for dstails and a donor card. Do it now; there is a tremendous need for eye tissue. L-87-tfuc

TRYING TO REACH MORE -people than our local market? How about 213,000 readers in 29 hometown newspapers all over New Mexico. For $96.13 your 25 word ad will reach 29 papers outside of Albuquerque. Call Tho Ruidoso News at 2574001 for more information. ft.-.92-tfnc

FAMILY CRISIS CENTER 24 hour crisis line. Answered by Ruidoso Police. 267-7365.

M.J-99-tfnc KNOW A CRIPPLED or burned

FOR SALE BY OWNER - Two bedroom, two beth furnished condo in lnnsbrook Villa,e, 8216. Reasonable ofi'ora cons•derecl. 256-5598. M-G-102-tfc

FOR SALE BY OWNER - Cree Meadows Condo throe bedroom, 2 112 bath. Assumable loan. 915· 549-2399. M· v. 72-9tp

NO DOWN PAYMENT! I mean no money down. Mid·town lot, all city utilities. Terms 8%, 4 ~ears, only $4,000. Call Marge Woodnl REIMAX of Ruidoso, 253-5838, Res. 257-7681. 28-W-72-4tp

OWNER FINANCING - on this near and clean two bedroom/ two beth mobile in Airport West. This home features a large lot, fenced yard, open living room and large mastor bath with ~ar· den tub. Priced to sell qmckl Call Realty Services for all the dstails. 258-4574. 41-R-75-tfc

HAVE LEGITIMATE BUYER

11. BusiiH.'!:iS Opport.unities

PAY PHONE ROUTE - fifty local and estabHshed sites earn $1200 weekly priced for Immediate eale 1·200-851·6156 24 hours. M· N-76-2tf

253-5751. M·H-74-4tc CUTE TWO BEDROOM - one

bath apartment. Gml.t location. $400 plus utilities. No pets. Call 257-9085 evenings. 16-A·74-4tc

TWO BEDROOM - central. ful'nlsbed, all bDis paid. $475 per month. Plume 257-2781. M-D· 77-ltp

14. Mobiles foJ• Rent

THREE BEDROOM - two bath. Nicely furnished, water paid, near Y, eBBY aooess. 878-5496, 376-4498. Available February 1. M·C-66-tfc

FOR RENT two bedroom, two bath, in Back Forty Trailer Park. $350 mont~!, $100 dsll08it plus utilities. Cau 878-80118 or 257-3611. 2l·V-76-2tp

FOR RENT-- bedroom mobile home. $826 monthly, $160 deposit. Call 267-8041 after 3PM. M-G-774tp

child? Call Sbriners for free help. 257-7333 days, 253-5860 eveningB or 267-4871, 267-2079.

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for 500.1000 A. V. ranclL John Kirchhoff, Real Estate Broker. Ruidoso, NM 505-2574848, Plnlnview, TX 806-296-7542. 16-K-76-tfc

WANT TO BUY - nice home for retirement. Need owner finance

HIV+ SUPPORT GROUP- meets with 5 year tonn. 505-891·1032 the 2nd Monday of eaclt month. or 505-891-4492 16-Jl.774tp For information call 1-800.573· ·

of RETAIL SPACE - or oflice !iJI3"' for rent in newlY decoiided Adobe Plua. Call 2674081, evenings, 267-4300. 18-S-1.2-tfc

AIDS M·7·H-tfnc 1800+ SQUARE FEET- Home 34 · bedroom 1 8/4 bath, livingroom,

LOVING <Yrlf;EI!8 SUPPO~T - den wiih fireplace, two dining group liir friends or relatives of area. larger kitchen, "Loto of lilt· HIV+ meets the _3rd ~day of tras' large semi-wooded corner each month. For information call lot. New roo! ' Fur-623-AIDS or 1-800.573-AIDS nished/Unfurnished. Must see. M-H-7-tfnc 2584584. 30.B·77-2tpR2tp

MOOD DISORD'i!lfiS SUPPORT -Group will be mooting Monday evenlnp at 7:00. This group ls open to any one with a diag· nosed mood disorder. 267-6840. 25-M-66-tfc

operate or part time. no experience hil!b volume $8~80 cash 949-2232.

CAN WE TALK? - A !bur week course designed to help you learn to improve yonr communi· cation skills and relationships. Classes start Tues<I,::;.! February

This Land could ee Your Ll.fn,dl

8. Call ENMU register today. 267-2120. 28-H·77·tp

Alto Full Membership 1 1/2 Acre Lot 1130951 13 Beautiful Acres Just east Of Alto 1130215 28 Acree at busy Intersection zoned #90628

commercial makedffer $9,950' $3,!1i10

Lot In Little Creek Estates • Horses allowed Alto social Membership Lot on Rainbow Court

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THE STO-A·WAY - now 1easi!m COIIIIIIerciJol storage units, 16x2li 375 sq.ft. and 26Xll0 750 sq,ft., lamllllfed. GlMhln and Meander. 2G'f.l!S65. 19-M-Gt.tfc

WANT TO RENT- three bedroolll. two bath bouse, long term, no etaits. Oldilr couplol: No pets. 3'1&8004. 17-Jl.7.Wtp

'89 fe..'tfJfi'UP '92 Ford Ranger

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'93 Explorer (41 4 dODr, OM OIIIW', 4 ·'

'85 Uncoln Towncar MWJ*III,.~ot

'89 NISIIBn Sentra .t:cr~AIC

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RENTAL

'93 Ford Aero Star Vans (9)

-~-WIDD '93 Ford Tempo (2) u~.-.a.coo

Taurus 6 Sables (5) --FOR SALE - Complete '1'railer

Eauali2er, $150. Gall Jlapitan 3ff4.2991. M-048-tlhc

FOR SALE - 8x35 5th Wheel. After 8:00PM M'1·ll789. • M•P· 1.Wtp .

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THRIFr SHOP - LOMC AtJXlL. IARY. Open Monday through !latu!duy, loam to 4pm. 140 Nob Hill DriVe. Telephone 267-7051. Your donations of usable housebeld and clothing Items are appreciated. Let us Sell "treasures". We the ls

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$$$$ CASH - Sold real estate? Carried financirut? I will bu.y or leJid l>n your ....tract/IIIOl'tgage. AnY alze. loootion. Pa~ O'Brien 506-823-21177, J...800.347~501 ton &ea. M-N-78-2tf

WANTED: - Earth Stove CoiODl model lrith temperature control aa.d flm. Phone 1-80(1.321·7436 oaU between 8-6. M-W-77-16tp

4:>, Udp Wanted

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WANTED Experienced general office per· son for busy offlce. Must excel In seoretarlal and oomputer skiffs. Uglrt bookkeeping expe· rlenced a plus. Must be dependable and have lho ablllly to meet pubDc. This is a per· manent position for the right person.

33S-4377 for lnts!JIIew.

Executive Secretary wfth top-notch computer. typing and orga-nrzatlonal skiiJG noaded to a.ssiat regl~inal manager. Candidate should have excellent spelling and grammar and be proficient w1111 l.olua and MacWrite on both IBM and Maclnloshlormats.

sand rasuma to Th8 Ruidoso News

P.O. Box 128 Ruidoso, NM 88345

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TREE Tl\IMMiN'GIPBUNING -Fe1>!'uai,y aad Marc!>. cmly. Profeas!onal work lieanaed, bonded. As low aa $7.60 per tree. Free estimates. Cal126'r-2ll78 .,. 888-4464. 21-C-78-4tp

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Legals

"'• Nott.;o •.. $ · fll!llier "(~II·· $bill,' \lofcndants sO.W fill> llll ob,lecllons to Pinlll R"PPJ't No. '7 by .llfloi. :SJ,· 1994 wilh llle Piflb Joclicial DlstriC.I . C:O)Ift, P.O. Box 1776; Roawell, NM 88201. Detendimt!l shallllloo send a oopy of aay objoclinns .filed to: ' ~

LegoJ, Division. }lfow 1\(exloo State Elnginoor ~· .

P.O. BOl< :ZSI02 SQnta Po, NM 87504·

5102

NBW~ 11178:

_'!,~ .. 01~!\:'.!'.. .•. "::~~. lite_ A.; Por medio de las ·v.e- ... ~l'~ ""'~"""' prosente se. da uoticia que ·to be ·held on Matoh ), los. sipientes eleotores 1994 and Jl1U11111io1 1<1 3-8· wlfieadas $00 oandldatos 30 NMSA 1978: para p-pol>lloos de Is

A· Nodoe is hereby. AldeaR,uldosoDowns. given that the fOllowing qualified clec::tc;.rs'" are Los nombqs cie los . .,...dldatOslbrpobliooflleo candidatos aparoen en Is at llle. Village of Ruidoso ordan quo fjgura<an en Is Downs. balora aogun determlnaclo

The candidates• nameS por soneo. are listed in llle onler that · they will appear on the 1. Para el puestQ de ballot as dctennined by the. FKiuciario por uo termino drawing by lot. de coabD aaos: ~: FQl' the office of .Posicion #1: Ray D .. • ••stoe for a four year Hayhom • . tenn: '

4. PaUure to file obJections in tho manQOr dosonood in Paragraph '3 · Positloo Ill: Ray D, shall foreclolle water right Hayhimlt cl8imant·s from cbBllenging :tho sui-face

7. Para el poosto do Plduciarlo por an termlno

. decuatro'imos;

water right ptloridos In tho ·Rio Hondo ·stream.

Systom contalnod ln Flna1 Report No. 37.

s. Questions rogarding tbil;: Proeeduro mQy ._,e

addreasod "" Legal Division. New Mexico State Engineer Ollil:o

P.O. Box 25102 Santa Fe, NM 87504-

5102 (SOS) 827-6150

PATBD: January 19. !994 . .

Robocca Dempsey Special Assistant

Auomey Gonetal Stare Elngineer Ollil:o P.O. Box 25102

2 •. Fot llle office of Pooilinn #I: Margie R. T\'ustee for a tour year Moral<io. ,_,, · Position 112: 1\.faq!ie R. 11. Po mOdlo do Ia

1ll!oJalos · . prosonre so da ilOIIola que . . • • laS soqoionies localeS para

. B. Nouce 1s herob¥ votar· se u.saran .. para la given that llle following oiecoion municipal reoolsr polling pisces shall be quo soUeWI'a a cabo ell de use4 for llle ~R<Ioot ofllle on&nlOde 19!14: · resuJar mun•cl~-!llootion · to be held on ~b 1, 1. Votantes en Ct 19!14. Procinto 10 IIi 11 denuo ~in~l#10&; del llndoro municipal

#11 wllhln tho mtmlcipal votaran on Senl<>< Clllzen · boundory shall vote at the Cooler, 393 Hwy 70W, Senior Citizens Center. Ruidoso Downs. NM 393 Hwy 70W, Ruidoso 88346. Downo, NM 88346.

Voters in the · absent vo&er precinct will VQfe at the Office of the Municipal Clerk. 390 Hwy 70 W, Ruidoso Downs, New Mexico 88346.

2. Votantes en el precinto de volantes auscntes votaran _en la oflcina de Is Elsorlbaao Moolcipal.

NOTICE OF THE Santa Po, NM 87504· C. Tho following FILING OF li'INAL 5102 ' Precinct BOQrd members

C. Los siguientos miembros del Cuerpo, J)Jreodvo del Preclnto baa shlonombnulos:.

REPORT ON (505) 827-6150 hove been appolnred. PRIORITIES RIO RUIDOSO • RIO *'055 4T(1)31, I. Por lodge ln Proc:inct

HONDO • liONITO ....;,(2.;)_7;,' _1_4,;.' .,2_1____ 811: Julius :Pltznor SUIISECTIONS LEGAL NO'NCE FINAL SPECIAL

REPORT NO. 37

TO: All claimants of interest. known or unknowD.whochWD ~a right to use surface or undorgroaod waters of tho Rio Hondo Slt'eam System, lnclwllng llle Rio Bonlw, Rln Ruidoso, and the Rio Hondo. except those persons using underground waters exclusively. for non .. commerdal domestJ.c or sroc:t purposes.

Elach of you Is hereby notified that the Pinal Report on Priorities, Rio Ruidoso - Rio Hondo= Rio Bonito Subsections . Flna1 Spocial Report No. 37 (Final Report No. 37), waa filed Ocwbor 20, 1983,.

2. For Clerk In Precinct 1111: Ida Hale

For Clerk In Precinct #11: Ray Montes

For Clerk in Precinct 1111: Hazel Lawing

For Clerk in Precinct 1111: Calhy Bwgess

For Clerk in Precinct #II: Jane Pamoll

For Clerk in Precinct #11: Doty Matthews

3. Par Judge in Absent Voter Precinct #11: Ida Hale

4. For C1erk in Absent Voter Precinct :f#ll: Hazel Lawing.

1. Para el juez en eJ Precinto till: Julius l'itzner

2. Pam eseribeoa en eJ Preclnro 1111: Ida Halo

Para escrlbana en el Precinto #ll: Ray Mon .,.

Para escdbana en el Precinto I# 11: Hazel Lawing

Para escribana en el PrecintO #11: Cathy BIIIBOBB

Para escribana en cl Ptecinto #II: Jane Parnell

Para escribana · en cl Prccint.o #11: Doty Mauhews

3. Para el juez en cl precinto #11 do votante absentista: Ida Hale

4. Pam el escribana en cl Precinto Bll de votante absentista: Hazel Lawing.

D. Por medio do la presento su da noticia que se llevara a cabo una ••sscue1a" sobre _Ia Sleccion dol Cuerpo Directivo da Pteclnto el <lia 18th de February de 1994 en el Courthouse en Csrtizo20. Nuevo Mexico, La '"Bscuela" empezara a las 9:00 A.M. . La &CJlscuela"' csta abierta at pobllco.

· Fec.hado este dia 1st de February de 19!14.

Signed: ~t

Leann_

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MORNING

5:00 1B1 ~ (R) 5:15 CIJ MOVIE: No Oilier Womon(1933)/rene

Dvnne. Ch8JIBs - Sudden wealth crea1es marl1al problepls for a couple.

5:30 1B1 ~ (RI 8:00 1B1 Spor1scen1or (R) 8:15 C1J MOVIE; 1lle Judgo steps 0111(1949)

Ann Solllem, AI8JI8nder Knox. A judge begins a new career as a shart-ooier Cook.

8:30 1B1 Spor1scen1or 1R1 7:00 (I) MOVIE; .,_,'"' U. Rool(1971) To

pol, ~amra Cr8ne. A Russian milkman tries 1o hold on1o his Jewish heri1aga.

8:00 CIJ MOVIE: Clnllr (1959) S/Jkloy Ma· C/..aUJ8. Anilllllly FnJncit1SB. An acfor is laced wltll many obslacles on his way 1o SIBrdom.

9:00 IBI Sparllcen1or IRI 9:30 l2l!l Sparllcen1or (R)

10:00 l2l!l Sparllcen1or (R) CD MOVIE: ltGme Alone 2: Loot in New Voot (11192) Macautsy C!Jidn. JoB Pflscl. Kevin ends up In New Voot when he boards 1he wrnng plane.(CC) C1J MOVIE: No Oilier W-(1933)/111116 Dunne. Chatllls Bldt/otrl. Sudden wealth crea1as mar11a1 problefJis for a couple.

10:30 1B1 Sparllcen1or IRI 11:00 l2l!l Wonlon'o CGIIge - Iowa at

Ohio slat8. cr aped) CIJ MOVIE: Como Mil Clot R (1936) FTSIICtiS FIJ/IOOf, EdwatrJ AmtJid. A cruel paper mill owner takes over WISCOIIIIin lumber llllUIIIIy. 12J)MOVIE:llle--ProfiiiDI' (1961) Fmrl M-y. Nancy Olson. A small-town profassor develops an anti· gravity subslanco. (CCI

11:05 CIJIIOVIE: W1n11r 101(1974)Andy6ril!illr. S/l8rfJe ~ortlr. A motll1ai1 community Is lerrorb:od by • myatericrus rnurden!r.

AFTERNOON

12:011 CIJ MOVIE: Tllo oloiOnd (1983) Jolin Tm..ns, 0/iv/s -.Jolin. Two fallble people mus1 provo 1he worlh of tho hllnan race. 1111 IIOVIE: Nopblo'o IJiuFIIr (1949) &lhBr Willams,IIJJd-·Aduncemlstakes a mBSSelf for tho athlete dating her sister.

1:00 ® NCAA Flnll Fall' I~ UClA. Louisville, Pmlue and Iowa. m IIOVIE: -· 111 sap 11945! FmrJ Macl.lurrq, MarjottD Man A nuder and a thoR stir up lrooAlle In tho - bock· woods.

1:30 ®HilA- CelllcrldofBalthoHooslon Roc:lcels. IRI

2:011 ® _.,... Rlcklg AMA Grand Nl tionai-.IRI (I)IIOVIE: 1lle_F...,(1991)Ar> /IJIICS Hustatr. llltJ .M& A ilwylr passes anlmposltrr oil as lcJnitlOSt Uncle FniDr. ICC)

3:00 ® RIIIU. a..- IRI C1J IIOVIE: Tlb I '-•lllrlnsl (1942) -.t RUSSIJI, Ftud Aldllmy. An GJC· oaJtM! I.., lor tho malo fllll:r8Wy she -3:30 ® HilA TodiJ

4:00 (I) 110V1E: lly OM (1991) .111c:1r8y QiU!, AMI CIDrrsq. A lmeral diroc> lor's dll9lla' hl!r a """""" of .lngs. (CC)

4:30 ®_.._. Sporls-and lrl-

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1:05 (J) MOVIE: 1111 ~ Song (1962) Tommy 1.88 .Jones. R....,., Arqueflfl. Gary OOmontembarks on a path o1 IObbary and murder. ()) ANI S1DriH oflhl11ighwiJ Pa1n11 (!)-lltwl

1:08 lBl DltliJIInO WOIIIMI (CCI 1:10 @MOVIE:Cindeii ... (1960)Jenyi.Bwis,

Ed W)m Wicked stepiJwlhets IKily a """'' scatterbrained lad.

1:20 (I) CHIPo 1:25 ([) MOVIE: Neat of Kin (19891 PafJiclr

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1:30 (I)Newl (I) MOVIE: lllllllg Comlvll (1951) Kilt Dllugllls, Jan ~ A reponer explol1s lhe su11orings of o c:ave-/11 vlcllm. ~Jelerloni(CC) 1H1 Semi Life of Machines IBJMinlacMinllon(CC) ilJI HeadlnoillJJonSleWid ®I Hydlopn Roclntl ~ill &lind-Up, Sllnd-Up ®Paid~ (jj) Ma Alii del -

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llll MOVIE: Robin Hood't Giellell All- (1958) Rldlarrl Gmeno, BemstlettfJ O'Fane/1. Prince John and lho Shor111 plollo discredit Robin. l!lllnlilltl Vopge IBJ121l 1111 Plld l'nlgrlm IHI-Niwl [ill DIUmllme 12!1 Jeny IIIJnlnl 1111 Public Polley ConIJII Coruon BIIYijo

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5:00 IB~IR) 5:15 (I) MOVIE; MldomoiMh Fill (1944) 51-

11101111 Simoo, John Emety. A French woman 1a1cos a brf'O stand oga1ns1 Pru>stan lnvoden

5-.30 ® 8poobconllr (R) 6:00 ®~(R) 11:30 ® Spootao1or (R)

Cll MOVIE: U, F.- 8pr (1942) Jano W)'man. Kay Kyw Tho govsmmonl turns a b3nd leador Into allpJ-I:lwtar.

7:00 (I)IIOVIE:1111_F...,(1991)AIIjtiJca 1/uslotl, llllul JIM. A laWyUI fl3!lSOS an 1mpos1or on "' long-loot Undo Fostar. (CC)

6:00 (I)IIOVIE: 0.. - WMI Young one! Clay (1114-4) GaD Russo/1, CJIBrles /luJlriiiiS. Two roomgl)llb lind rornanoo on a -Europo:l!l vaca1ion.

8:45 m IIOVE: C1111J10r Two (1979) James Csan. Aim/Is A1asoo. A mcont -ancla dlvorale roluclan1ly lallln to.o.

9:00 ® lljlo<lalllor (A) 9:30 ® lljlo<laldor (A)

(I) IIOVI£: II'LIII (1936) Anne Sh!tloy. John Be3l. A nalvo 1!10U111at1 glrlllU1!tn o m!nlng tm11j) ~

10:00 ®~(A) 10'.30 ® lljlo<laldor (A) 11:00 ® Aln*lg-- Supor -

1011 (R) m IIOVI£: -- 2: 1.oo11n Nn '"" (lim) AlacsL(ay Qltil, Jon Pa:;a Kll'lln...,. up In Now""" wlm holho wrong P3nO (CC) (I)IKME: Tllo - Ulo olllenry Ym (1933) Clrarlos l.m.yll!m. lltJtl9 CXlM>n A

fXII!l""1 ollho ~~ - and ,., lllll1lJ -@MOVIE. TlloW'nllnlhiDon{1985) Vo;:m al P/IIJ Fran am.. -1/sCy Anilrii:lldKinrt.ll G~Mame'al<lo3 ol To:xlllolo and Badglr.

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12:00 IZ'J - Dlgool (R) 12:30 ® GoiiNa:IMalf..or'9 Dr1v<l ~

{R) 1:00 ([) IKME: Tllo Ull ollll Trill {1992)

Gr8lr3m Gmmo. Jon VD!:f.!. A 1911 anll1>opo1IJI;j:>l-lh913>1 VoN lld3tt (CC) ()) IIOVE: Sollplcion (1941) Csl)- Gtllll1. .1o3n Fallah!. A W!lllM fo3l1l 1l1:l1 her

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tem, Cllllfll Sheen Two IUn-IOmg IIIII'· ~ men snlll out tox1o-wa11e CIOVIII'-up.

3:00 (I) MOVIE: Willi a Wlr10Go(19114) Slltlsy MICUtJe. 111M Millin. A iOidow Ql10V8S lho loss of hor IIIII' rk:ll, dead husbands.

, 4:00 i2lJ 6upedtowl .IIIII Mdl Mi)llookll a1 lh9 c:oinedk: 9ldo o1 the annualloolball avont (R)

4:15 Ill MOVIE: 81!:o1t l'llclt (1985) Mad8-711Bros Re/ln, TSIB MacGowr8n. A German relugoo adjusts to 11o In an English gills sohOQI. (CC) Cfil MOVIE: IIUn a Sll (1990) Alllllt Ellllzmon, Pan Qingfu. An Amorlcan seorchos for ~plrt1ual discipline In Chila. (CC)

4:30 ®J NCAA TodQ 5:00®l~

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11:30 ®J $pol1lcln1er 5:45 @ MOVIE: Flower linin Song (1961)

NBliCy Kwan. James Sli/gBIB. A bolrolhod Chlnoso woman falls In love with 8II01her men.

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partnership with the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians, this program supplies paramedics with teddy bears to comfort kids in crisis ~tuations. For every Hershey product purchased at Targe~ a donation

will be made to the Hdping Hu~ program. In April, emergency teams will be presented with a supply of teddy hems to give to children. With your support, and the help of Commonwealth Toy, we hope to ~ve away over 40,000 bears to

kids across the country. Help us comfort a child with t teddy bear. Because

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Marlee Matlin, costar of NBC~ Reasonable Doubts and the youngest

performer to llin a Blst ActttssOsar (for 1986's Clli1tlrm ~ altssu GLII), If\ 'fA DGE" ~ this year's hlliiOlll!f spokespmon for the He~ing Hugs program. '\J IM 1 1,

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Wilson free·we~ght home gym. Many exercises for upper and lower body. lndudes lats bar,le~ extensiorL'cun. Uses ~our own regular or Olympic

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211 rectangular steel. : . DP Esprit exercise bike has electronic ·

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Jane Fonda's Step Aerobic Step Box and video by Rbless Quest 3-level step box a~justs to 4'\ 611 or 811 ~elghl Includes Jane Fon~a~ home worko~ video (VHS) and personal tralnln~ guide.

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Reg. Sale 3-pc. twin set ................... 24 .99 ............. 19.99 4-pc.lull set ...................... 34.99 ............. 27.99 4-pc.gueen set ................. 44.99 ............. 35.99 4-pc.limg• set .................. 54.99 ............. 43.99

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lWin ................................... 49.99 ............. 39.99 Full ..................................... 59.99 ............. 4Z99 Queen/king ........................ 69.99 ............ .55.99 Pillow shams, each: standard or king, reg.16.99&19.99,saB13.59&15.99 Dust ruffles, twin, full, queen or king*, reg. 19.99-34.99, sale 15.99-27.99

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• on. Bath coordinates: fabric shower curtains and bath accessories, reg. 6.99-29.99, sale 5.59-23.99 Wallpaper and borders In patterns that match bedding ensembles. • Wallpaper, Great Buy 15.99 roll · • Borders, Great Buy 7.99 roll •Cl!J·klll!IGhlotliOIS and dust~ In ClllllomJnml Nevada.lleddlng and accessortes avallallle .W, In Ul!lmflekl palWll at OllllmWa.

A. Exclusively at Target! Jumbo skein Keepsake Sayelle yam. 100% Monsanto acrylic ftalds Its sftape, always bounces back. 6-oz. sa!ld colors or 5-oz. ombres. Machine washable, made In USA. SaJe t69 each B. Opulence 1JO% cottun bath towels by West Point Pepperell. Our best towel Is oversized. Each bath towel Is made with 1~ lbs. of cotton.

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Opulence bath rugs of durable DuPont Anfron nylon match Opulence towels. 21J3.4• rtl9 ~·•~••-n••••••r~--• .-..... ,_ .... ,,...~ 9..99 CortbJr nJg .......................................... .sale 9.!J9 24x.40" llJg ·····-·············--··-······--.... 1~ lid cover ....... ······-.............................. .sale 5.49

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Save on our 3 best-selling blankets. Assorted solid colors. • Cotton thermal in twin-king sizes. Reg. 14.99-24.99, sale 1t99-1Q99 • Cpnventlonal acrylic in twin/full and queenlklng sizes. Reo. 9,99 & 14.99, sale 7.99 & 1t99 • Thermal acrylic In twin-kino sizes. Reg. 9.99-19.99, sate Z99-15.99

23X64n blinds, sale Save tills week on Ultima vinyl mini blinds, our best. Roomdan<enfng mini blinds have thicker slats and more of them for better light control. All have 1" vinyl valance, adjustable 64"1ength. White, Ivory, blue or black. 23"wldlh. More sizes: 27, 31, 32, 34, 35, 36, 39, 43, 46 or 60" wldlh, sale 7.99-tWI!J Decorative top treatments, sale £1.99 & 1t99

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A. Magnavox 13" color TV with decorative white cabinet. Has built-in closed-caption capability and remote control with random channel access. Plus 1 81-channel tuner (113 cable), on-screen display and sleep timer. 13Hx14.5Wx16.3D'. No. RR1390.

Sale$189 B. Sharp 19" random-access remote control color TV has sleep timer, channel flashback and on-screen display. 17.3Hx19.3WK18.4D'. No. 19CM1DDn9EM4D. Price Cut $199 C. Emerson 4-head VCR. On-screen display makes programming easy. 4-event/28-day programmable timer. Digital tracking for clearer picture quality. No VCR4DOO. Special Purchase $179 OHm good whllo quanllly lasiS.

0. Starlite portable 4.5" black & white TV with built -In telescopic antenna. Receives all available UHFNHF channels. AC/DC for car or home. No. 1V9380. Sale44.99 llalblriOS not -TVa have dlaoonan~ ~screen and n - with slmu!aied plttiJtll.

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Sonic The Hedgehog 3.

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our price bas never been this low! AT&T cordless phone with 2-channel operation. Features 9-number memory and convenient 3-day extended battery life. lbne/pulse. Walt/desk. No. 4005.

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27!!.sale Big value music-to-go: a GPX digital AMIFM stereo-cassette player With Bass Boost 5 sta!lon presets. Also available In white. No. C3157. • Sony Walkman AMIFM stereo-cassette player. Features compact design, anti-rolling mechanism and headphones. No. wu.FX21.

Emerson AMJFM stereo-co music system with remote control. Has 20-track programming, dual cassette decks with high-speed dubbing, 3-band graphic equaliZer, 2 full-range speakers and more. 11o. ADS2830 .

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Planters snacks. Economy-size Cheez Balfs or Cheez Curls. 7.25-oz. P.B. Crisps. 6.5-oz. Caribbean Crunch and more.

3!?Ck.srue 8-pk.. Zest, Safeguard or Coast deodorant soap. 5-oz. bath-size bars.

12-oz. A0Sep1 dlsinfecting solution tor soft contact lenses. 20ml MiraRow deaner. 4.79 AODisc neutralizer tablets. 4.29

Save on quality Puffs facial tissues. Select 250-ct. Puffs, 144-ct Puffs Plus, or Puffs Extra Strength.

3pks.$8sm~···· Convenient 12-pk. Channln gives . you quality and value. lfs the squeezably soft bathroom tissue.

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&~ch shown, reg. 7 99 200r, off our entire stDcJ( of sunglasses. Popular styles for men and women. Reg. 7.99-14.99, sale6.39-tL99

~pad<, srue A terrific valuel 5--pk.. Targeta.l-120 videocassette tape, VHS format 1 --pk. TargeP videocassette tapa, sale t49

4tor$7saJe Crest toothpaste In 8.2-oz. tube or Crest Complete toothbrush.

. Crest baking SOda toothpaste, 8.2-oz. tube, 3 for $7

2tor Ulba SUrf laundry detergent. Powder concentrate, 42-load or 33-load with bleach; 64-oz. double power Uquld.

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$1 Pack, srue 32- and 38-ct. \'aJentine cards ln a large assortment o1 your children's favoritB charatf.ess.

Store Hours: Sunday 9 am*-7 pm, Monday through Saturday 8 am-9-.30 pm.

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Ad'~ sa!e prices good th9 week of February 6 through February 12, 1004 at Target and T~t Greatland. Great Buy, Every Daylt Price Cut. Low PrlceJ ftem9 ate at =tJW priCes. If a Target storu or Target Greatland rqulaJfJ an item below the ad price Btlown, you will receJva Uta lower price ot that store. Regular prices may vary focatfy on cartarn items. Wo reserve the right to llmlt quantities to nnrntaJ man purchasen.

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