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Taking their case to the public and getting the jump on Attorney General Tom Udall, State Representative H. John Underwood and Ruidoso Downs Police Chief Will Hoggard said Wednesday they are under investigation on possible charges ranging from bribery and intimidation of a witness to solicitation.

Underwood, a Ruidoso Democrat who guided the. passage of a government legislative ethics bill this past session, called for the allegations to be investigated publicly by the Legislative Council and by the New Mexico State Bar Dis· ciplinary Board.

First in a meeting with The

Huidoso News and later at a press conference in Santa Fe, the twoterm legislator said the investigation centers on allegations that Underwood used his elected position to pressure Ruidoso Downs police officials not to pursue action against the driver's license of a client convicted of drunke1 driving.

"I have asked that the legislative inquiry be conducted publicly with no strings attached," Underwood said. "I welcome the public's inquiries ofme and of my accusers.

"I learned during the recently completed legislative session that I was the subject of an attorney general's investigation," Underwood told The News. "I fully cooperated

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Carrizo aJllJtlexaJtion

proposal falls flat by CHARLES STALLINGS Ruidoso News Staff Writer

Puzzling over figures that didn't add up, the Ruidoso Village Council tabled negotiations with Carrizo Lodge owners for annexation and water line installation.

Robert Vie, chairman of the management committee of Carrizo Lodge Homeowners Association, explained that Carrizo Lodge's wel1 water, although drinkable, has a high mineral content. · Carrizo Lodg£>. d£>.veloper James Porter of C-Net Corporation, wrote the council requesting annexation to tie onto the village's water supply. The council recently had entered into negotiations for possible an· nexation.

However, councilors said Tuesday prcposed labor costs of install a· tion were greatly underestimated. They also were concerned about several other figures submitted.

"As we're talking right now, we really don't know how much it's going to cost us," Councilor J.D. James said.

Councilor Jerry Shaw reminded village manager Ron Wicker that the council had asked him to bring back definite costs of the project.

Wicker said the costs had not changed substantially from the last meeting, but labor would be higher.

"The $8,600 installation price

was given to us by James Porter," Wicker said. "And that is someone he contacted that said they would install it for $8,600,"

Village labor, however, is to install the water line.

Wicker said considering the work that has to be done, the cost was inadequate.

Councilor Ron Andrews srud that 7,400 feet at $6 per foot would be $44,400, not $8,600.

Councilor Jerry Shaw asked Wicker how long the project would take to complete. He told her four to five weeks.

Wicker said there was a bridge crossing that would take time and that the work also was dependent on the weather.

Lee Walker, who owrLs a businPss on Carrizo Road, said total costs would be closer to $100,000.

Andrews said the numbers being offE-red bothered him.

He said C-Net's Porter had verified the figures to be somewhat accurate.

"Now we're up to $79,000 and we haven't talked about fill material," Andrews said.

Shaw reread her motion of the last meeting that stated the committee should return with definite costs.

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by CHARLES STALLINGS Rutdoso News Staff Writer

Charging residents for services not available was officially renounced Tuesday by the Ruidoso Village Council.

Councilor J.D. James said he was opposed to charging an impact fee on septic tanks where the village sewer line is not available. His motion passed unanimously.

The controversy arose from a past council meeting where MolzenCorbin project engineer Julie Zamora presented the council with several alternative ways to raise money to pay for sewer plant rPnovalions.

Om of those plans was to charge septic lank owners within the villn~e an 1m pact fee, although the village providt~d no sewer lines to their horn('s.

"''ve received more calls over this onP is"uP, than I have over any issue this past year," Councilor Jerry Shaw said.

She said one statistic by Zamora drew strong objections from resident callers.

'When the lady (Zamora) from Molzen-Corbin got up and said that septic tanks on the average were drained every two years, I have had at least 30 calls from septic tank owners that said that is not true," Shaw said. "They have not had their septic tanks clt'aned in 14 to 20 years. They are irate that a womRn from Molzen-Corbin would g!'t up and make those statements."

Zamora also suggested the board rrducP across the board increases for sPwt•r renovation, by charging all ,;pptic t:mk owners an impact ft•(•.

Ruidoso Mayor Victcr A.onso, absPnt at Tue;;day's meetmg, had clarified Zamora's position that ewrybocly v:ithm the village would lw pay Ill); a septic tank impact fee.

HoJly Kelly (left) and Becky Conley (right) ride the Capitan chairlift on a sunny day at Ski Apache resort. The

1 0-year-old girts are teammates on the Ruidoso Ski Team. Photo by Yvonne Lane IIi.

ThP council entertained the tlwu~.:ht during that meeting, asking Zamora how much money wuuld hr genrmted She told them

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The Ruidoso Warrior cheerleaders definitely have something to cheer about this week.

The 15-member team became the state runner-up in the class AAA cheerleading competition after participating for- only the second time in the sch0ol's history on Friday and Saturday at the University of New Mexico Pit at Albuquerque. Close to 8,000 people, including many parents and friendR from Ruidoso, were on-hand to watch the competition.

About 20 teams were vying for the top spot in the state, and although Silver City captured that position, the Warrior cheerlead~ts came very close both days.

Last year's winner, Bernalillo, finished third.

The Warrior team earned two second place trophies for its pi!r· fornume~s ea.eh day as they fin-:· ish~rcl just one ·pbint behind Silvet City E!ach time-. ·'.i'he nrst day the ~rla petformed a two and a half . . . . . minute cheet withnut music ·· tmd trophles the team earned as state runryer· tbe sf!cdh'tl·day 'thiy•did n or~i\~ve up last w~ekand·· in competition a~ Albu-c1tee:r.With mns1c. • ·.• : · . querqu~. Th~ 'team mS~mbe·rs are (back

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Jody' · , (st:~cond row, Widener,. Susan cox,

Krlsiie Batista, Mlohall~ Hassenbuhlsr; Vtct<y -Ramlrezl (front ·row, from taft) ~t:mior~. MoUy Lqng.\ j\Shle.y . Fryer, Sris oeausk and t<atle Gra'ham.

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''We still don't have definite costs. So how can we make a deci. sian?" Shaw asked.

Wicker said he didn't go out and get official prices, that he relied more on what Porter provided.

"I don't feel comfortable with the labor·equipmbllt costs," he said.

Wicker said he didn't think the tie-on to Carrizo Lodge would be any problem as far as water was concerned. He said the work load of his crews would be impacted.

He said he presented the council with a work plan that outlined projects to be accomplished for the rest of the year.

"If we commit to this, the council has to reali2e adjustments in that whole process," Wicker said. He said to install the water line would mean other projects, previously ap· proved by the council, would have to be rescheduled.

James asked Vie if 100 percent of the homeowners had been con· tacted and approved of the annexa· tion.

Vie said he had sent letters. He said homeowners that responded were most favorable of the water line .installation. He said water was the top concern with the homeowners contacted.

"To answer your question, Mr. James, I do not have in writing, 100 percent," Vie said.

Vie said the homeowners association has 28 of the 93 condo units.

'The rest are owned by C-Net or Pioneer Savings," Vie said.

Wicker said when the committee to negotiate with Porter was formed, a councilor was supposed to be appointed to that committee. Ap· parently, Mayor Victor Alonso dl d not make that appointment.

"Hopefully, in the future, if we get back into this posture, someone from the council will volunteer to meet with us." Wicker said. He said he thought Porter or someone from Carrizo Lodge should ask for another meeting.

To annex Carri20 Lodge into the village, Wicker said Carrizo Lodge ownet'S would apply by petition for their property. He said the private property along Carrizo Road to the Lodge would be annexed by the vii· !age through another method requiring public hearings.

Planner Cleatus Richards said that method would be by a municipal boundary commission.

The municipal boundary com· mission consits of three menbers appointed by the governor. Each member is a resident of a separate county of New Mexico. One member shall be a practicing attorney and no more than two of the members shall be of the same political party.

The municpal boundary commission shall publish a notice, of a pub· lie hearing, once each week for four consecutive weeks.

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The squad also picked up two awardB for f'xcellence. The awards for excellence are earned when a team receives a score of 85-100 from two of the three judges, and only about eight teams won these this year.

Last year the squad picked up fourth place and one award for excellence.

Sponsors Rebecca Durham and Karen Reeder said they were very proud of how well the girls did in only their second year, and they heard many good comments on their excellent behavior. The school and community should a1so be proud of them, she said.

Durham said it is unusual for a team to be able to earn such an outstanding finish after just two years of perfonning at the state level. Bernalillo and Silver City have also been the top contenders for the past 10 years. she said.

The squad will be losing four seniors, Molly Long, Ashley Fryer, Brie DeBusk and Katie Graham, who have added valuable leader· ship to this~· group.

Dm-ham Said they will hove try· outs for next year's team on Thurs· day, April 8. She said they are alao adding a J2.m01llber junior varsity tea;r.l and possi~ly all!:ill ~1111\·

'We're Olldt~d that tl)is progl"am is ,.ally .\ll!Pllll'ding ilnd goi'Qfl great,. che sllfd. . . ' • .

Assistant police chief Mike Lovelace checks out the new Ruidoso patrol car logos. Lovelace said Sergeant B.J. Barnes picked out the snappy new sig-

' . nage equipped with highly ·ieii~.ctive Dupont stripes. The new ~Ciirs· are awaiting their light bars and code numbers to jojn the fleet.

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Andrews su~ tlu!t dumP'" i.,g·re .. ehould be looked at becaQse of the high concentratimt iuuJ :dit. ficulty on the sew system. ·

Lawyers exchange opinions during unscheduled hearing by CHARLES STALLINGS Ruidoso News Staff Writer

A lengthy and vigorous debate left two attorneys redfaced Tuesday, when it was discovered the village council 'agenda item argued, had not yet been legally scheduled.

For over an hour, State Repre· sentative H. John Underwood (D· Ruidoso), acting as attorney for developer Jeffery Smith, bantered with village attorney Patricia Ortiz who wa<> defending a planning and zoning commissiun action.

Smith wa.'> asking the council to overturn a planning commission denial for a zoning change from commercial, C-2, to multifamily, R· 3, in order to obtain financing to build apartment houses in Ruidoso. Smith has built other successful apartment houses in the area.

Members of the planning commission denied Smith's request for a zoning change at their last meeting. Their position was that the four·acre pi err of property in question, just off U.S. H1ghway 70 near Miner's Mountam Castle (t.he old Camelot theater), is one of the few flat prime pieces of commercial propErty left in the village.

Planning ~ director Cleatus Richards told the council that the planning commission is required to uphold th£' land use mnstrr plan and that the master plan designates that property for community business developm(•nt.

Smith could han• applied for a

conditional use to bypass the C·2 zoning at the time, but Underwood said that Smith's financier, Hou.s~ ing and Urban Development (HUD), would not make the loan under C·2 zoning.

Underwood appealed to the village council to use common sense, assess the financial impact to the community and overturn the plan· ning commission's decision to allow Smith to build the apartments.

Underwood said that Smith was ready to build 40 units at the cost of about $1.5 million dollars. He said that Smith had a waiting list for renters. He said the property had not sold in six years, and that most of the surrounding property was residential.

Village attorney OrtiE said the planning commission had not erred in its deliberations, and therefore the council' should not hear arguments other than mistakes made by the commission. She said the intent to stay within the Master Plan and keep the area open for a oommer· cial venture was appropriate.

Underwood said thllt a muter plan was to' be Used as a gUide ana~· not carved in stone.

After much discussion, it was learned that the appeal had not been officially scheduled and ad· vertised.

The attorneys, better versed on each other's arguments, will butt heads again at the public hearing scheduled for April 27.

The council beard complaints from Ken-Hosmel" who lives near a small village parl< just up the road from Two Rivers Park.

Hosmer said he has repeatedly called for police help in cwtalling late night drinking and parties at the park. He said the police have been of little help and that to his knowledge, no citations had ever been issued.

Ruidoso Police Chief Richard Swenor acknowledged that the park and many other places · throughout the village are problem areas that a thin police for"" could not adequately patrol.

On the recommendation of Swenor, the parking area will be blocked in a manner that automobiles will be unable to drive on the park grounds.

Swenor said he is hopeful the new ~udget will help with his en· forcement by adding several officers to the department.

Former Ruidoso Mayor Dan Swearingin reiterated the Sign Or· dinanee Review Committee's prior position that if the couna1 is not seriOus abou£ enforcement of the or· dinance, it should do away with it.

"There's no sense of the sign committee imd the council putting in their time with a sign ordinance that you're not going to enforce, n

Swearingin BS.i.d. In other action, the council: -approved unanimous1y a

transfer of ownership of a dis-

pensersliquor Hcens• for Miriruxi B.:- coxitmerce's notification to renew its· Kotkowsky Of the En~t l'n!i ilmt.:~ct · and recommended tba Hotel and Screaming EI!Jle Il~. ch · or Pl:OCeed with ibi third year

-accepted an award lrom Mliti' of a seven-year contract. Justice of the Transportation ~- -pl!ised • motimt ro advertise. partment with police chief Swenor the aBle of twn properties; Unit 5 of for reaching tba 70 percent s~t . Mark Condos with an appraised use rate within the community. value of$18,000; and a piece of Alto

-approved a vacation ofrigiJ,t of property with a social membership way for Gebrge Davis on Buckner only valUOll at $15,000. Both Drive. Planner Cleatus Riobardo .propertiea are to be sold for easb. said tbet Davis had been ted only. tagged earlier in the day for pro. -rescheduled a Grindstone ceeding without approval and that ·Lake public hefUing on rules and his future fees will ~. doubled. regulations to April27. .

-approved a final change order -postponed a continuation or i peyment to Bradley Construction · public bearing reg!ll"ding opera· Inc., on the Civic Events Center. tional policy at. the civic events cen· . -a~proved final paymeat of ter Iii April13. about $67,000 to Bradley Co- C Kopp, director eft11e Ecotion. The p&yl!lllnt was approved by nomic Detielopment Cominission of the Department of Finance Admin· Lineoln County (EDCLC), silid that · istration, but some liens remained. . eom~s in~sted in CODDng to Councilor James voted against the Ruidoilo 'include a met& detectllr motion. ifoncerD, a restaurant witli a beer

-approved low bids for furni. brewery and an air beg manufac. ture and equipment for the civic turer. events center. Kopp said Wynn's, a craft and

-approved roofing replacement · variety store, is moving into the old for VIllage hall, bY Ham111:on Con· S · us l!itj.'Simre · the' Si struction 'bltUf'lfo~bs fol'·>$21,00(1' - MIJ:li· •1i:}opjil~~g, C~ off "'1 and the police-court building by AI· Mecbeln Drive";" ~ len Roofing for $14,462. . Kopp said the the EDCLC also is

-estublished a policy and balping Ruidoso manufacturer guidelines for the mandatory ran· Richard's Puzzles market their prodom annual audits of lodging duct overseas. Vlllldors and selected two vendors Dt. Bob Walters of the COlJ!I'Iil's names to be sent to the DFA Cor Monitored Retrievable Stotage audit. (MJIS) Advisory Committee

-acknowledged the cbam~er of reported no new news.

AG----------~~----~~------Conttnued trorn page 1 A "It is the policy of the AG•s office was accused of violating the Im· new date, Underwood said, "but the Hoggard said. ·

not to confirm or deny an investiga- plied Consent Act," Underwood hearing officer declined and dis· When Underwood called him, it with the a\.torney general's staff tion. However, since Representative said. ''My client maintainS that he missed the adminiatrativ& case was to find out if someone from the and have h£'en op('n and forthright Underwood has brought the situs· was simply too upset and nervous against my client." police department ·would be at the with thr lawyprg in his office. tion to the attention of the media, to take the test... Underwood said. he learned MVD hearing, Hogga:m:\ said.

"I-'rankly, I was confident that we will confirm the existence of an The offense tepart stated Fraire about the AG's investi,8ation on "Mr. Und&rwood did not make onre th1· attomPy grnPrnl r AGJ open investigation." twice unsuccess:lblly attempted the February 19. any accusations. nor threats, nor knew tht· facts of the casP 1mvolv- Underwood and Hoggard said test and then refused to try a third "The allegation was that I bad promises, .. he said. "He was ex-lng a client who pled g-uilty to driv· they will be represented by Ruidoso time. persuaded the police chief to per--_ tremely polite, kind and eonsider-mg wh1le under thr mfluPnce of al· attorney Gary Mitchel1, who is in "It immediately appeared to me suade the police ofti~;&r to skip the ate." coholl, )w would understand there the middle of a trial and could not that my client was an honest man hearing because I was sponsoring After thinking aQout the case was nothmg tmproper about the be reached for comment. During the who had made Bil honest --U:stake," legislation authorizing mOney for a that ·evmUng, Hoggard said he con .. conduct g-1\'\ng- nse to his questions. press conference, University of New Underwood said. "By the time he new city hall," UJ;lderwood said. tacted.tdontes. ·

HowevPr, l was told on Thurs- Mexico law professor Robert hired me, he had pled guilty to "The allegation is laughable, non· '1[a..did not have~ opposition day, March 25, that the AG's office Desiderio, who served as counsel to driving while intoxicated and had sensical and groundless. (tobotsbow:ingu_ptortbe case) and would ch.,ge me with felony the Governmental Eth;cs Task been fined and ordered to pay court "I have supplied the AG's office In fact, felt s0111e Qf the sam• com· chargrs that might include bribery Force that Underwood co-chaired, costsofmore~an$180. with affidavits· from ,defense at-- pasa.ion for the gentleman," Hog-and/or solicitation." stood at the legislator's side. He tomeys, prosecutOrs and hearing .g,.ra said. "The Mlieer bad a Wh•

In hn; statement, Hoggard said he would be one of Un· ''My client explained that if he officers supporting-my position that tlict. with th~ hearirlf (tad,ar denied any wrongdoing and said he derwood's attorneys. lost his dri-ving license, he would be I did nothing mota than vigorously school). J .auigested , .• thf.tt -tlt-wa..<1 shocked whEm he found out Underwood said the charges unable to keep his job." represent a client.. · . -.~ee- at tlie ~~~~09l ~-p, o;strict Attorney Bert Atkins and stem from his handHng of a DUI Underwood decided his client "I ~e6ev4i 1 have proP6l'llr ,. ~f;JI{but that tb4iilitlllt ~ · Udall were investigating a local case last year. s-hould "resist" the revocation of his balanced. tbe~ ~em~ts bd·_ .-_,;"\1iw:t\iS1,.. . - -,,. ~,: _-, < .. _-. ,~,}--- <·,- • -.-DUl (driving under the ;nfluence of He was hired December 22, iicense at an administration bear- ~ea ofb,ellli\"4 mti•en leg~slator. J ... ~Jlo one &om t~'llei/lltf;ill'll!".£1~ alcohol) case. 1992, by a John R. Fraire,~~~ who ing by the Motor Vehicle Divlaion will cotltinult -to.· reprosent. l1)31. •·~d tba .heafl!lg lJJitl "'llllll' me -r::r ~~:=~a~~~· ~~h•;: ::::.::: ~~c~~~ ~~ty ~"..d1:J~o= ~i (~;;.,ly February after the State ~~;:,ts ~"'f~~~JtHJ . ~~~::r:~~ ... ~~~t~J, ~~~ f~r s~~:~:;'w!~~e~l'::,;7h~t~ hbrlo:e·af.wth&: all~z·er~.ri;:.J;"hl~wb;!": ~=!:~':.c:,/na ~=· ~=t ~cli"f"e~n·.:en •• i!flne··.~~.ten:Oa~='. :;£~.~~!rd~lw;lf5iif •·· tomey John Underwood to commit Fraire's hearing would be conM "-~~~' .a.~l;l.lll. w1.11

a crim;nal act," the ch;er said. '"During our meeting, my client dueled on February 19. Hll asked Hom!aril •al!l a!itce tba il\VSSti• · MY 'WilY ·that Wll W6tl!' dOing IUIY-"That ;s the furthest thing from explained that his driving record his law l>ffice partner, attorney getion be~ "tbe)t have kl!pj;' 'flli 't1!lni \Oii"Ong .41!4 .. teriflinly .1'111~,

the truth and the facts.'' wes spotloss. He never even had a Mike Line, to handle tho ilaae be- fomily · and . ll!ll in: :~t · fot~ iind.!l<> n~.lliiil til tbilllla,v ilia(' · Hoggard said when he spoke to parking ticket," Undl)tWOod said. A cause he couldn't get IIW!Jlr. from turmOil •••• rf!ave not m8illi thP . WO did ~tl'lininallym;~. ;·

investigators, it appeared they handyman and janitt>r, Frallle had Santa Fe. How..ver, on tlta<Jay be: all*tiQtll · .·e.llild hlm> been ·· :':trtb~A.(l!s~lll!8fll1'tli\).ais• "'tried to misinterpret the faete and been called out on a job the evening fore the liellring UnderWoOd said a~lllnpl:ing. ~t lllf!J~ »,\oil bl' i1 · tricl; llltt>rJ!~y'a !llll~ •1eol ~}:; attempted to make me reaob of Decem~er 1? and.had some wine be called Ho;:;;.i to seelthe oauld crlndl!!!l~; , ··. ·, . · '. · .. , · ·.' llaVll .. dOIII!' 1ibi!iiltbill!l Wtllllll> . .-r, certain conclusions. It certainly ~p· with. a customer w!11le wlitk!lllf, ac- persuade him "as proncutor In the v.ryt~ ... ·li'li!life"; All)IU~~tfjd• · !n ,t:e~~ctiU1lll'.~eques~ tb~ tlt"Y ~II' ·· ' peared to me that they were trying c.ording to tba.ll!lidoso J?bwns po- adminilltrati\le •hearill!l, • to' ·d'rop mU!jiliiP1il1101U;1i, ,tbb JUOg&' ~~· · ·•j~ .• _..~tjt r~~r .. Jm: t~ ' . to figure out some way to make a lice report li)ed by arreotUI~ oll!eei' the~e. , . • . · t!le·.,"tt'all[e.Jli~I!I:Meli~ lll' ...., u"&::;,!ted.!'~ !ll>~Fd. n . ~; ;• criminal case against Mr. Un- RayMon\1!11• · . · "Thfilofs·l!.1!lhllm01t:.Pl"llcti~ ee.·,-:;indco.,. .... ,..Witrs.Hoggartl. 1Dlllll1'~.,} ~ ,,.. _ _.: <cc derwood. Since February 17,1 have Aftel" a reported.tb"ree gipses Of f~~elfjf,lfici!Sllidliwlliiifttb~dtil!Dr 'fllil'·~~-l!i!!d'h& IMII!!d f!tto'.tbe .· .· 'Cl,(l!a""E ·"'onte~·. · ''""·."" · ·· ·

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p,;trick Dabl~w is p)ayjng the part of Jesus, in tho presentation directed by Lorrie Pablow.

Thevarte of tho disciples wm ho ployed by Rod Adamson as James the son of Alphaeus; James Poston ao Philip; Fronk Cannella as Thad· deus; Bob Finley as Thomas; Don

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ApacqeTrails continues regional promotion plans

Patrick Oablow (left), playing the part of Jesus, rE!hearses with cast members (from

left) Mike Currin, PaLo! Zickefoose and Judi Whitecotten for the Living Lord's Supper.

Apache Trails members ar.e keeping the regionali~d eoQce"pt of promotion alive with meetings each t~~onth to discuss what step to take next.

The group met Wednesday at the Outpost Bar and Grill in Car· rizOZQ to check up on happenings in the eOmlltunities involved Apache Trails including:

-a Chatauqua program on the conquistadores at 7 p.m. Sunday, April 4, at tho .Museum of the Horse in RuidQSo DoWns on the con .. quistadores. ·

-plaos fur tho annual Smokey Bear Stampede on July 4 at Capitan, and also whaf.s· in store for. the 50th anniversary celebra· tion for Smokey in 1994.

-daily tours at Eagle Ranch Pistachio Groves near Alam.ogonlo. The ranch has recently completed a visitor center, which will have spe .. cial exhibits in it throughout the summer.

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seen a five percent increase in :visitois from the previous year, which is a good sign for the conring. summer. The group was also pleased to hear the news after reports· &om the Museum of Natural History in AlbuqUerque that visitor numbers are down.

Vice president Lisa Storey said the group will once again be applying for· state matching fUJ)ds from the-tourism department. The deadline for the applications is usually April 1, but sho said they hoven't reaeived any information yet, so it will probably be a little later this year.

They will use the same marketing information as last year because several of the projects. they had wanted to do were not· acixnn· plished, including billboards and signs designating the area or town as 8. part of Apaehe Trails.

Last year the organization received $4,000 from tho state.

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Little leaguers McGee Construction beat Ole Taco 28 to 15 tor the title for the sixth and seventh grade girls division. in the sixth and seve11th grade girls division Team members are (back row, from lett) coach· weont w,. !'111 Jackie Powell, Karra Lutterman, Raquel. Reimann, Mandi Lewellen, Oesl Maddox, (front row, from lett) the team's best tan, Denise Rodela, Ashl!'y Scott and Amy Hemphill. Not pictured Is Jennifer Wright.

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· · Braves tested. their skillo in:indi- earn!!lll)lll'f~ce in tlje.4QO meter · · vidual eventli and relays at Artesia di!Sh jl)',a'l;!niii'i>f 1:06.84. ·

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. ing fourth place and the girls ~~ cHi was llll;h in the pole vault at '.ingsixth~ . · . '"' seVellfekt. ~

Iii the boys division, several in-dividuals .OIIrnl!d . .li<i¢ pla~. Robert The 800 111eter relay tesm of Crull btO~d aerosS tliD'linieh line Cruz, R®\s,. , l\4opre and Craig

. · l!fthl> ·1{1P .l!leter daeh m 12.80 sec- Baldridge . tpcik tiUrd place in the onds. He also ~liid!ts~ p!..C. m the even,~ at1:5_0.66.. • • . pole vault by completing an elglit- .. :.lli:lh!'cll'rls :!liP!"'• Jenny Rit

.:i'oot attempt. . ·. 'c'ti!J', ·elltl)!'t! :titl;h··Pl!~Ce .ln the io~ · Cru•, along with teammates, J~}1i).tjl, aJ'!'IP,Df ,13 ~et, ~~ mArthur Rqjas, Billy Rogge' and.Dllllt,'. ~h~~,;Shl> also l!Sme.m sttth >n the Pierce, won the 400 meter·telc;y:w•. ,l,OO:IIIetet dash in a tilne or 14.74 a time of 48.5 seconds. R=-:·· secon4a. · . .. . · : · elll'l!eJI third place in the 200 lit ' ··.: : tl;tter, l!illl!g wit!f· Cindy Sciott, <lash 'iii a time o£25.23, wlilte:i(ogg;i' Shlrryn Willi"W'I U4 ·Amy Coble,

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The Tel!as Club team showed lOts of heart throughout the pleted inl!!A7.seCbndlf,With-aleap Somer Paxton ·t~ed liP to comgame out couldn~ overcome the tough J.F •. C(Instruction o£16feebhealsotie~'fcirsixthillace piete the 8()0 ~reillY in fifth team. Texas Club team men:'bers arE> (back row, from l!l'ft). :lftthel011gjwn11• · ·• • ·.: ... piacailf-Ati•11•orai21*•!f2, Oel'll'la ··Dolan, Elena Aguclar, Sumer. Baugh, Krystal Kent Sparlii'iiiJiehed in lie~nd ~1>: :Sri\';•~ ·Will. oOillj>ete. in Crenshaw, Ashley Millar, Coach Peggy $'al(er, (front row, phtce in the lllOO meter !:)111' m a Capitan: Safuida,y ~ore best;qjg

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Discussing techniques and methods lor winning ski racing are junior racer Ivan Elizondo (at left) with coaches Brett Maul and Hubert Seigmann. In the photo. at far left a last skier is captured by the camera speeding down the mountain during this year's race to benefit the handicapped ski program at Ski Apache. Photos by Yvonne ,.

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aebools last John Crawford, president; Jol. reeeived a McGee, vice president; Teri ·Hall, ~d . Grant. seeretary; Corrina Reed, reports<; out in

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This year the distriet reeeived.an Lopez, vice president; JaZDiin sehooi . meats' additional $48,000 to extelld the Fleharty, secretory; Megan Gar- with membsrs program into the high aebool. . ~. reporter; . Roque) Reiman, H;lmer, Megan

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In addition to the eharter ing contest in Socorro Saturday, grading, yield lil'adlng, eareass p!'lcceremony, 155 members received February 27. · .ing, placlng classes, written ·test, the FFA Greenhand Degree. This The stlldents entered competi· formulation problem and· questions. degree is the first of four levels of lion ;in four areas, including horse It is designed. te give sttrdante a membership which a member can judgh>g, land judging, agriculture well-rounded lpok at the meat in· attain. The requirements for. this mechanics judging and wildlife dustry. ~-degree are based upon a student's judging,. The Wil(llife Judging te"8m participation in an agriculture The agriculture meehanies team placed third overall. Jolene MeGee, class. eonsisted of Steve Minner, Jetemy Joe Brooke; .Jeremy Hoavington,

The FF A Creed is a five para· Tumer, John Crawford, Jeremy Chris Carusona and Mike Gallerito graph explanation about the idaals Heavington and Shane Melton worked together on thet team. The of egricultUl"al life and reeognizes placed first. wildlife contest consists of wildlife the sacrifices made by .those who Steve Minner received the see- species identification,· written test came before. ond highest score overall in the eon- and a practicum. The practicum

The guest speaker for the eve- test with 528 points out of a pos· featuTes various specimens fr~ ning was Dr. Leon Wagley, profes- Bible 600. . New Mexico wildli(e. including sor emeritus in the· Agriculture Ed- The agriculture mechanics con- tlUngs like antlers, skulls, furs, ucati.on Department at New Mexieo test consists of three separate skill wings, feet, traps and teeth. State University. areas: a tool use and identification The Agriculture Mechanics team

Dr. Wagley challenged the Btu· seetion, a 20-st•tion problem solv· of John Crawford, Jaremy Turnar, dents to continue to learn more ing exercise and a 25-question writ- Shane Melton and Steve Minner, about agriculture careers and de- ten exam. The skill areas include placed third overall. Two middle velop strong communications skills. are welding, electrode selection, school members, Kevin Hoyt and

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AU the team members are now headed to the state FFA j11dging contests this week in Las ·Cruces. In addition to these contest. areas the high echool FFA members havs put together a team in the new agrimarketing contest. It requires a teRill to create a business for the purpose of marketing agriculture produets. Student• must do ll feasibility study and determine a market for their product.

Spring winds whistle through the _valley SpringComeaSnUUng

Through The Wind heifer with a SllOW•white faee, born qn the twenty-fourth on the favorite ~pot JVO call Tho_

' Knoll, is the pride and joy of the herd. · The first of March was a true March day ·

with west wind humming down the valley. And then for the rest of the month there was really very little wind, and it looked as though March had come in like a lion and was on the way out like a lamb - bearing out the old saying about the month of the wind.

Then on the morning of the twenty-seventh the west w:ind turned on the power and began making up for lost time. All day long it did its work of awakening the trees from their winter slumber, pollinating the cedar trees and bringing out the fruit buds. The branches of the river trees thrashed and swayed and waved in the gale which played harmonious w:ind-harp chords through the limbs.

A Different World

The day before the windy 'day of March 28, the cows were all up on the knOll, and the calf - let us eall her ''Prineess of the Knoll" or "PrineeBB"- was running and kieking.in a cJr.. cle while tlu! older eol~es 'and grown eows watehed, dalighted with tlu! little cow ehild overllowing with new life.

The family bonds among euws are strong, and it is something to behold bow all the cows

Then on the morning of the twenty·eighth and yearling calves areweleoming Little Prin· allwasstillandquiet,asifthewindhadspant cess into the'family. And as you watclt this its strength, blown itself out as they say. And happy pastoral scene, your heart rejoites the sky, which the day before had been pale within you, along with these noble ·ereatures, and dim, now was of a deep, rieh blue - as if and you send up a prayer of thanks to God for the weather spirits had put extra .coloring in the blessing or seeing the new calves arrive in the heavens. And the air was so clear that dis· the world. tant hills seemed closer, and the hill horizon, One of the things that make ::anehing a

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Graduation events planned l Pilrmits of all Ruidoso High·Sohool seniors.,.., invited tci attelld 21 :

meeting of the cOmmittee coordinaj;ing'graduation events. The meet'' · ing .will begin at 7 p.m. Tueedoy; Aptjl6, at the Ruidoso Publie Li· brary ' ' .• . - . ' . ~ committee would welcome help in raising financial suppOrt

for' the events, organizing and nmniDg them.

Interested in earning a OED? The Ruidoso eampus of Eastern Nsw Mexico Ui:iversity is surveY·

ing the arsa to filld out how many people in Lincoln Connty are in· terested in bee General Edueation DliVBIOJIILlent classes, English aa .l'>'e¢0J).d ~ege or high sehoolle~ b~e Jl)dll ~esher h_elp .

. :I lrjioU or 81)3i'ilnayou knOw wquldbetntereatecJ/.1!, the C()QI'Ses, you may piek up a survsy at the onitlersity ol5ee, Jill it'otlj; and return it to tlu! Office at .1400 Sudderth Drive. The survey cim be filled out in either English or Spanish.

State program helps babies WIC, a fedend supplomental food _'program for women, infants

and ehildren, provides servlees to eligible pregnant women, hrsastfeeding women, postpartum women, infan~ an,d childre!l up to the ageoffive. · · . ·

For information on hovi to quality, eall 258-32ll2 or atopy by the Publie Health Offiee at 10~ Knnsas City l!osd.

William John Thomas 'I'h.is action of the wind loosens the bark of

the trees sending a message to the roots to bring up their life force from the ground, that the leaves and blossoms are TeBdy to begin the season of new life in the mountain world. ·

bordered by this deep · blue, was clearly good life is the faet that the ·cows are sneh Memorial sarvlee for Wllliam marked every way you looked. good mothers, and the eolves such :lbedlent . John Thomas, 70, of Ruidoso will be

Jockay Cl11b. He me)ved to Ruidase in 1988 from Indianapolis, Indiana; when he retired ft<om Rock leland Refinery Corporation as vicepresident.

Rocked in the Cradles oftheLimbs

As you watehed the large aprieot tree out on Blue Bird MeadQw, in full bloom, a giant bouquet of pink and white, your thoughts drilled to the famous Mmillll' song of years past: "Rocked in the Ctidfe ofthells•p."

You stood under the large apricot tree and and trusting ehildren. at 10 a.m. Friday at the Flrst Pres-looked up through the blooms clearly outlined Late in tha afternoon ·!If the wind,y day, a , byterian Church in Ruidoso. Of· by the blue sky above and beyond. The very few eows, along with Soot-Eye, the little ealfs ilclating w:11 bs Dr. Wllliam E. yonng apricots, sheltered in the fiouit blossmns, motber, wsra~ down under the thick eedar · Seholas; interim psstor. wetetheveryspiritofthese...,nofnowlife. bllBhes. Little Prlneess W!!B nowhere to be Thmr>as diad Sunday at his HemarriedHelenBakeronJan·

On the early pear tree, clusters of fiouit seen, though she U811Liily lies :klwn'right nm . . home. He wM bQm li'eliruary 28, uary 13, 1948, in Odellso, Texas. . buds have appeared; and (Wet by tha YOadside to her mothi!Y'. 1923, at Mllwnukoe> WisCQIIl!in, Ia· Survivqra lll!i!ild<> lWr " wife, a preach tree is full of pink blooms blown out J1>e011& Llild. W.i1U!111>" 'lh:lll!llfAvho Helett or Ruidoso and a brOther; into blossom by the wind all in a$!}>. · · · J lookedJI!f';,.;,und Bli:Ll)njj the wnlruiUtl!l!s . f!qth ~i> l!h>i :ll(. delith• Ha WM• >feme. !I :"n>~ilil1S'.•£'llilil\:{4ukoe, 'W'i¥•

Adding te the ~~ !If 11 sl!~lll.day; t;ha and cell'a)'J;ushl;s at:d.si;IU C<ltlld' I!Ot filii! th& . , .a ·wtersn ~f, World· WJU' ll' ILiicl'·lk::O!IIIIiL. •· • • . · · • • . · . white mountain was cleatly sseu '.tigainst the calt.. ibeii her mother looked towllrd thl) hill .• • mllfl!ber pt t1\a 1\'ll'at l'l'l:s~ . : The~ family iluggosb",!lnemDrlal!i· parte blue sky, ~ ip cleAI' Jlrttehea' or and;h:Wa a very. low :'l)lolibr' ,A:ntl' yeho Calf· , OJrurtntlttRuido!l!i •.• .- · .' ,_; . ·. ·. te th&li'Il:at.ll.r~el¢<11ia11 Oh\li'tihiJl.

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Different home~ 'oi E!liiri!(!i~l'llf!lJ Inhabitants of the Southwest are llll.($fn!l9d,'\'ly'\;W.nners of a competition in the seventh ~rade New Mexico History class qt. Myrum Whifai<er. From left are Tim McGaiVey with a tepee, Jason Gibson with a hogan and Shana Crandall with· a pueblo. The students designed and crafted the accessory scenes and. structures.

Local girl competes for teen title On April 2 and 3, 16-year old

Sheryl Dockery, a freshman at. Capitan lngh School, will be com· peting in the 1998 America's Na

Florida, to rePresent New Mexico in the Nationlll Pageant. · • ·

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asy ''What's Right With America" aod participating in all other pageimt activities, according to a news release. · .

Special Olymplc ·line up to show qff their medals. At are Christie Hester and unlfled partner Perfecta Sanchez and partner Jessica ·Jn the row from left are partner Rail Nowell and Chtls L.opez, .. partner Ashley Martin and Norvin Luna. At back are Justin Stuff91beam, special education teacher Becky Schultz, Manny Lopez and assistant Kathy Dean. • ·. ·

Sheryl is the daughter of James and Debbie King of Capitan.

Sh~. would lllso like -to thank all of her 'sponsors and ·. Su})llorters: Alamo Pipe and Supply, King RaclDg Stables, BewleY· Wal<lr-tite Gutters, Ruidoso- Paint Center, L & . NIce and Water, Burr VaodOWI!l'l FarrierS and· Accessoty Street.

The winner of the New Mexico Pageant will travel to Orlando, SHERYL DOCKERY

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· Yard sale b:eri.efit$ 4H e-amp A yard allle to end· all yer<hales is sal.-ti:<nn 9 a,JII, to 4 p.m., April

2 and'S at Old Cit& Halhn Ffioilt Street. . ... • Sponsored by' the Capitan Extension liomemakers, the proceldS.

will beruilit .the Capitan 4H summer ~amp. ,Items and donations .are wel~ed. Dig out thOBe old lamps, that sleeping bag you haven't used m YI!BrB and the furlliture you've been storing. Call Molll8 Maaon at 854..2666 or Elaine Beaudry at 854-2780. ··Tickets also are being B!lld for a July 3 drawing on a silvsr and

· turqllO!ee squash blossom necklace. They are $1 eaeb or six for $5.

Bargaining rules set Capitan Sebool Board officials met last week to go over the dis·

lricfs ptopPsed co!leclive bargaining policy. " . The guidelines had to be in place by Aprill or tile district would

relinquish its ability to ~dle. grievances· and otb~m issues connected to employee co!leclive bargaining.

The policy was adopted, but the bol!l'd agreed .to sit down with members of the Capitan Classioom Teachets Asso.ciation last night, Wednesday, to go over points that c'"""""' tho group .

. Twenty-five apply for post By the deadline Friday, the Capitan School Board had received 25

appliei>tiona for tho post of district superintendent. One of the most fariiiliar names on the list is Mike Kakuska. former Ruidoso High Sohool principal.

No one from within the Capitan teaching system applied for the post, said Board rremdent Tom Trost.

"I was real. happy with the number of responses," he said. "The applieations came from all over the state, Espanola, Hobbs, Las Cruc~ Fort Sumner, Raton and Grants to Gadsden. A lot are principals who want to move up or w~ were superintendents before in small systems, then went to larger areas as assistants and now want to :rD.ove back to the top spot. A few even are from Texas. They have retired and want to- come here.

"Most are· unfamiliar names, but the majority have a lot of f'.xperience. A few have been in private busine89. One was a kindergarten teacher in Capitan for one semester in 1972." ·, The contract of current superintendent David Lock was not renewed by the board. He will end his second year with the district this summer.

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wsre exposed to their ranching heritage during a field to the Circle Bar Ranch West in Tinnie this past week.

It's the third year of the two-day educational partnBl'ship program sponsored by local businesses and individuals. Prime sponsors are Lincoln County heritage Trust, Diamond A Cattle Company, and Circle Bar Wes~ aided by the Hub· bard Foundation, Miller Hudson Inc., C&L Lumber, Scott Schae(er and Ernest Lueras.

Studante from schools 1111 over the county were treated to hours of activities designed to inb'Oduce the roots of ranching and its future direction.

An acre is staked out to show its dimensions and the prograssion from the plow to the tractor and hay bale. Students will be showed how to make a rope by hand, will watch a sheep being sheared, a demonstration on brandiilg a oneman show by Boyd Barrett on the murder of Col. A.;J. Fountain and his son, Henry.

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by DIANNE STALLINGS Ruidoso NeWs Staff Wrher

Last week, Governor Bruce King signed into law a mandatory spay and neuter requirement for all animals adopted or reclaimed from shelters across New Mexico.

The action is a significant step toward controlling the population of unwanted pets. Sponsored by State Senator Ann Riley (D·Bernalillo), the legislation is an attempt to reduce the number of animals killed each year because of owners who fail or refuse to sterilize their pets.

Present at the signing ceremony with King and Riley were tho senator's legislative aides and Shirley Hendrixson, with the Animal Humane Association of Albuquerque, who originally proposed the law to Riley and state Representatives Max Coli (I)-Santa Fe) and John Underwood (D-Ruidoso).

"I brought my BdBton terrier, Bobby, with me to watch it become law," Hendrixson said.

By the time tho bill had worked its way through the House side of the Legislature, a provision inserted on the Senate side had been

removed. The provision would have watered dawn the law by allowing shelter managers to make exceptions.

"They took out the part that gave shelter managers some latitude in applying the provision and it paeaed 53·1," Hendrixson said. "All reClaims and adopted animals must be sterilized. It"s state law and carries all of the penalties and fines.

"The great part about it is that we had nothing to do with tho removal of the provision. The representatives saw the need on their own."

Ruidoso is ahead of the state already. Village councilors last. year passed a mandatory spay and neuter ordinance for all dogs and cats over the age of six months. However, enforcement since it was implemented in April has been confined primarily to animals pieked up running loose by animal control or who end up in the shelter by other routes. Owners also can purchaae breeder's permits and pay ~ore for their pets' annual licenses, if they choose not to sterilize tham.

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Ruid~so with 568 students is at tho· low end or 3A, which ranges from an enrollment or 401 to 1,200.

·"Ruidoso is 0110 oi' Six f!i!IDls to · win -a state Championship ·1n fool>- ..,-,-- · ball. It· baa one or the beSt records in the stat&.

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..• the. wugh11st ~;outCEIS seEIIlJ w be tile oiuls wholilhbuld . be the very easiest. • . . . .

For instEjnoe, two talented youlig women .from Ruidoso Hjgh;~OhCIOI werll nari)ed·toafl•dlstrlct In bas" ketbllll '.this y11ar. · CieE~Iee MakOWski 'and Sarah Oix wen! hone) red at tl'le stlil;le level tor thiS ta!e'nlaild performance. as •members of ·the • l'lutdoso Warriors. Sophomoi'B Raul Davis earned honorable· mention for

·all-district. Good news? You betllt's too bad the local coaches didn1 think It was important enough to tell the community newspaper. Those-coaches are this newspaper's only source for that _good· news, and if they· don't tell us, we have no way of knowing. . .

A diligent reporter happened to read of. other schools' ho.norees . and kept digging and asking (she finally called the di!!lrict representative at Onate) until she found out those names. This is not an isolated incident, but it's a good example of a serious problem in gathering school and sports news. Sure, reporters have a job to do in covering their beats, but there's absolutely no way to know about all-district, DECA state wins and such without teachers' and coaches' help.

At a recent meeting ot parents and others interested In the youth of this area, at least one man battered· away at the newspaper for not reporting enough good news about young people. Questioned after the meeting, the man was complaining that the Ruidoso High School band wasn't photographed when it marched in the Aspenfest parade last year. Well,

· tt:at's just the way it goes when covering E! para!l!il, but his .tll:tttlfl.llil!hts brought horne the faCt that ... reporters and the n11wspaper are blamed by and 'the commu'illty when schbol officials fail to provide information on school events.

On the other other hand, some coaches and sponsors go that extra mile all the time. Golf coach Kent Beatty writes up every golf tourney with every kids' name and score, and Keeps the community well

· informed about' th11 golf team. Clle.erleader sponsor Rebecca Durham was so proud of her young people's second place win at state that she called The News as soon as they got home. It didn1 take a lot of time, and it surely showed that sha cared eno·ugh about her talented .crew to maKe sure the whole towp hears about their succesS.

There's oct some secret tom-torn that sends out such news to newspapers - lt's up to coaches and teachers to notify the media. Kent Beatty and Rebecca Durham are exceptions rather than the rule, but they could teach their colleagues a thing or two. We've tried having a student reporter, having a box for information to be left in at the high school. We pay a freelancet'to be our eyes and ears .at the midschool, and she, too, has problems getting Information. .

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We have been hearii;tg a lot about our fragile environment, the ozone hole and fluorocarbon (in spray cans) and endangered species. The snail darter versus Brantley Dam- eagles and coyotes versus the sheep rancher, etc.

Now comes the gay rights flap. If I may, I would like to P"-t it in per·

sp~\re, as I see it. l·be1ieve that any life form that

makes a positive contribution to the ecology of the area in which it resides, or the wbrld in general, should receive some protection; the amount of protection to be determined by the value of the contribution.

Now what is gay rights'! Is this a

right to practice an unnatural lifestyle, free of any _criticism?

Would it be a right to prosecute anyone under the law who would criticize or reject gays from another social order, say the church -or any Christian group?

If this were the law, I think the gay population would escalate, and progressively so.

If every one -on this earth was gay, Homosapiens would follow the dinosaur ·and the dodo bird into obscurity.

Now, will someone please explain to me who· or what should have the right and what or who is the endangered species? ·

Jake Harris Ruidoso Downs

~elieve_s in paying for services provided TO THE EDITOR:

I am one resident that is defu)itoly against the extra fee put on people that have cess pools.

I bought a new bouse six years agq, and the cess pool was already in place. In all thaselilx years there has not been one drop of anything

from my house that has been put in the city sewer.

As long as I use the chemical I use, there's not much possibility that the cess pool will have to be pumped out. rve usedthia chemical i)l two former places during the past 25 years, and the cess pool

never did require pumping out. However, I will say if this one

ever requires to be pumped out and the contents dumped in the city sewer, I should- and would- understand a fee charged to use the sewer.

I have not inquired about the

cost involved in having plumbers connect my home to the City sewer, but feel there are 1JlBilY in the Ruidoso and Ruidoso Downs city limits that could not alford it.

I believe in paying for the setvices l get.

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6:30 p.m.-LINCOLN COUNTY DEMOCRAT Precinct Convention and potluck dinner at the Li·brary. John Underwood will give an update on 1ht legislative seaeion. Bring place settinge. Everyone welcome. . .

8 p.m.-RUIDOSO LlTl'LE THEATRE presents the adult play, "Fast Girls," at Carrizo Lodge. F<>r seasbn tickets, call 354-4288 or write to RLT,PO Box 851, Ruidoso NM 88345.

RUIDOSO ROSE DAY

9-10 a.m.-MAINSTREET COFFEE at Power's Leather. 2306 Sudderth Drive. Everyone is welcome.

KNIGIITS OF COLUMBUS Tootsie Roll drive to help area retarded children. Representatives will be·at Bennett's, Furr's and Wal-Mart.

9 a.m.-4 p.m.-SHEPHERD OF THE Hii.LS LUTHERAN CHURCH annual beke sale at WalMart. Proceeds go for vacation Bible camp June 14 through 18.

2 p.m.-SACRAMENTO MOUNTAIN ANGLERS CLUB at ENMU·Ruidoso main office at 1400 Sudderth. Garry McCaslin_from New Mexico Environment Department, Roswell, will be the guest speaker.

3 p.m.-RUIDOSO CARE CENTER Easter concert at the center. Everyone is welcome.

4-6 p.m.-SKI TEAM end-of-season pRrty at Innsbrook Village Recreation Hall. Potluck. hors d'oeuvres.

5-ll:30 p.m.-CAPITAN ffiGH SCHOOL MUSIC DEPARTMENT Italian candlelight spaghetti or rigatoni dinner at the Capitan School cafeteria. Tickets, $5 for adults and $2.50 for children, available from any band or chorus student or at the door.

LINCOLN .COUNTY MENS BOWLING AS·

· 10 a.m.-al;JJnoS<i SKl TEA!\'l b:ir·CIIllll.l\1-Ski. ·. ~· l\leet at the "Lost and FO\IIId.'_' 4ll ~als:. develbpmant, intermediate S!ld racing, Op1111 io kids seven to 18. For more fnfonnatibn, qall Elaine at378-4860.

RUIDOSO mGH SCHOOL Wanior Golf Scramble at the Inn of the Mountwn Gods. Cost is $25 plus golf cart. .

GATEWAY CHURCH OF CHRIST cslebrat~s its new chureh facility with an opan house for the community. l'he celebration bagins with Bible classes at 9:30 a.m., worship' ·at 10:30 -a..m., a catered luncP, at noon, and the open house at 2 p.m. __

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7:30 p.m.-CROWN THE KING WITH PBAISE, a musical portri\Ying_ the resurrection story as seen through the eyes of the apostle Jon, will be presented by the Resurrection Choir ·at the First Baptist Church, 420 Mechem Drive in Ruidoso.·The public is invited to the free prOgram. A nursery wm be provided for children under three years of age.

6 p.m.-REPUBLICAN FffiST MONDAY at Hondo School. Executive boerd will furnish meat and drink, attendees should bring a salad or de•· sert. Lincoln Cotmty Commission Chairman Mon· roy M9ntes will speak. For information and/or reservations, call Coleta Elliott, 258-4455 or Bob Nye, 258-4372.

9:30 a.m.-LINCOLN COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER Auxiliary regular business meeting in thtf..conferehte•toom at the hospital.. All'm8mbers are urged to attend.

10 a.m.-REPUBLICAN PARTY and FRWLC adopt-a-highway cleanup, weather pmnitting. Meet at Alto Country Store. For information, call Bill Rawlins at 257-2510.

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y•afage. . . . ·· . Aocord!ll~ to . dlructor Carroll · lU>.Qdes, the Resurrection Choir .is · cO!npbsei! not -only of i:!lembers of · Firet Baptist; ;but includea singere from·s~veiaL-area c:hurches.

Soloist<! are)~i>!l-~cfre.ws, Anita. Carpenter;. Je~r Crouse, Janet imd

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MELISSA MAI111E ABEITA & .JEFFREY PAUL KNOX andJO!llsWhil:ake.. . Froln drama to ;solos to choir,

there i$ something fw everyone, Couple to wed May 22 . oays Rhodes. · · . "Everyone is ·welcoDie to come

. celebrate the ·most spe~ event in Chr;istianity,- · J9f111,s' resurrection," invites Rhodes.

Norman and Priscilla Perea of Ruidoso and the late Billy Don Albuquerque announce the Knox. forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Melis·sa Marie Abeita, to ·They are planning a May 22 Jeffrey Paul Knox. wedding at F.Uth Lutheran Church I I

:He is the son of Sandy Knox of in Al"Jmquerque.

. Iteins to be included in the Co;mfgg Up section of The News

· !bust bJft!!ceived by 1 p.m. Tuesdaytoi>UiiUblished the following 'l'hursdij', and by 1 p.m. Thurs·!!P..v to be pllbliw-d ~the foUow• tmiilllcirl!iizy' eilitl&r,: · '

Writteit sulniDssions may be mailed to The Ruidos9 News, P.O. Boli .. 128, ·· RUidoso, NM 88345; or droppsd Oft at 104 Perk A-venae.

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CLASS BENJAMIN N. TEMPLE, of math, smenc~. and/or mimputers . BOll of Otto H. and GanOva n. Pai i& a student at Ruidoso High Temple of RuidbBo Downs, recently · School' and Payoe is -a student at deployed with N<(~ru Mobile Con· Capitan High School. Struction Battalion Four, Port Tandy Technology Scholars, a

~~aiT~n ¥.Jr. i~ .:;£;, ~':'ti;~=~nf.'~ o£0per~on Restc¢!!- l>pe. . .. . &la.s .Q}lri•ti~ruverSity, 'llonore Temple is part of a 20;man graduating seruors · and teachers

detail sent to prll\>ide a ceietaker fttmt certified schools who . ere force at Camp Mitchell while the among the t~>ps in the nation. resident battalion, Navel Mobile The. two Lincoln County ConStruction ' Battalion·!, is nominees.were awarded certificates deployed to Somalia. · of achievement.

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• Good Cijizens in the first grade at Nob Bustos, Eileen Via, (frontrow, from left) Hill era (back row, from left) Angel Ben. Sanchez, Adam .Carrillo, Garrett

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Book it winners Reading Is tops with Book It winners_ isaiah Miranda, Case Forrest, Jeffrey (back row .. from left) Bonnie Chavez, Priddy, Ryan Wiley, Dayna Thompson Kelly Dolan, Tristan Bate$, Nicola Fay, and Xavier Martinez. Each one read Danielle Gomez, Nadiya Jaksa, Kelly more than 1 00 books to win the Nob Rigsby, Rene Sgambato, (front row, Hill Book It T-shlrts they were presentfrom left) Miguel Floras, Ben Sanchez, ad at an assembly Friday.

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Kindergar~en leaders Kinderg~rten students , earning the tal Lerma, Kara Sparks, Konnie Bart

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DEADLINES FOR ALL biBI'LAV ADS: Thuraday, 5 p.m. tor the MoA· day ls.sue; Tuesday, 15 p.m. for tha Thursdsy. Jsauo.

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FOUND - Thursday March 26th childrens A. T.V. on Royal Driv~ near Hull Road. Call 267-3072. . M-A-96-3tf

FOR SALE - 640 acres, 38 miles North pf Ruidoso, Phone, electricity, water, access off County Road: Call 354-2806. 20-D-73-tfc

FOR SALE 'rwo acljoining city loto in Capitan, NM. Plenty of shades trees. Call 505-437-3167. M-P-87-StcThurs

FOR SALE 1/3 acre lot free and clear, all city utilities. Swap for car or cars that need workh garage equipment or what ave you. Call Peter at 257-2815 or 257-7341. 24-Y-91-tfc

BRADY CANYON - Mobile home lot. Exclusive positioned on river surrounded bY trees and privacy. $12,500. casli. Phone owner at 257-2815 or 267-6611. 20-Y-97-2\c

SMALL HOME - Two bedrooms, one & one-half baths, furnsidhed. domestic well, two lots, fenced, $26,500. with term. 802 V alloy View Lane. Bill Smith Realty 267-2727. 25-S-96-3tc

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BY OWNER - Upper ·Canyon, near river. Four tiec:lroOm, three bath, large den. Call 500-257-4504. M-B-60-tfc

OWNER ANXIOUS ---' Moving out . of the country. Beautiful 1800

sq. ft. ranch house ·on :i72 acre. Low 60's. Will consider financ.ing. 378.-ii457 20-W-93-tfc

. $31!.,000. TWO - badl'oom home. uecks, fireplacef paved road. Close to Barnett c...,.t 378-4661. · M-lt-91-tfc

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$49,000. - Two bedroom homo in good neighborhood, ASsumable loan, low payments:; New~, in great shape. Call Pat at Sierra Blanca Realty, 257-2576. Owner/agent. 25-D-66-tfc

RUIDOSO • ALTO VILLAGE -Largo house on 3 lots ill Alto Village. Over 3,000 squate feet.

·Four bedroom, -two bath. Hot tub, sauna, 360 degree views. Two car gar&ge, auto door, two fireplaces .. FUll Country Club membership, Jockey Club seats aVjlilable. Call Nil'k !?atterson 0\(inor/agent. 505-898•1948 45-.1',43-tfc ·

WANTED ALTO LOT~ oash or will you consider trading towards purchase of condO on Cree. $89,900. Call Blirbara Willard Sierra Blanca Realty,. 257-2576. . 24-S-90-tfc

EXQUISITE SIX BEDROOM -.six bath home. Magnificent view, great rental history. Call Jeff at Doug Bass· and Associates. Call 258-5252. · 19-D-56'tfc

John J. Kirchhoff 2203 Edgemere Dr. REAL ESTATE BROKiR 2810 Sudderlb

Ruidoso, NM 88345 (505) 257-4648

Plainview, Texas 79072 (806) 293· 7542 Residence: (806) 296-6707

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FOR RENT - nice, furnished two bedroom, 14 wide mobile. Water paid, easy access, near "Y". Natural gOB and cable available. Hud Welcome. 378-5496 or 378-4498 2li-W·92-tfc

FOR RENT furnished mobile home1 two be~oom, two bath by the nver. Bonito Hollow Campground. 336-432li. M-8-95-12tc

FOR RENT - 1985 14x70 three . bedroom, two bath. Unfumjshed mobile. 378-9131. M-T-96-tthc

FOR RENT furniehed two bedroom with washer/dryer, $295. monthly, $100. deposit. No pets. 257-2422. M-T-97-2tp.

FOR RENT two bedroom, 1 1/2 bath mobile. Airport West. $275. plUs utilities. 1-266-3004. Leave message. M-l-97-2tf

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-}::ft.2f~\~~~:.'c~~0M'f4~ . 0'( 2li7-6000. M·K'll6·2tc

RETAIL OR OFFlCE' SPA($ - . Clas~l 2000 sg. 11;, Jira Plaza, 900 !ll<i!lhem; Owner/agent, Barbata Willard, Sierra Btanca Realty. 257-2576. M-S-97-tfc

WILL BOARD HORSES ~ seven acre pasture, covered stel1s. ·hot walker, Wfing area. _Call for morsinfoiin.ation. 354-8124. M-G'87-tfc ·

WE BUY- wre<iked cars and pick· ups. D&S Sslvage. 378-4816. M· S-62-tfc

1970 · AMC GREMLIN - runs nesds minor .repairs. $400. cad 378'4841. all;er 6pm. M-M-81-tfuc

FOR 81\LE - Victory Bobcat' Escellent condition. 90 day warranty. $12li0. Call2li7-2815. MY-91-tfu

1981 LIMITED EAGLE station wagon. Good condition. $1895. 257-2350 or 386-4147. M-D-98-tfc

CHEAP! FBI/U.S. SEIZED - 39 Mercedes ... $200.; 86 VW ... $50.; 87 Mercedes ... $100.: 65 Mustang ... $50.; Choose from thousands starting $50. FBEE Information 24 Hour Hotline. 801-37!1-2920. Copyright # NM014110. 29..S-95-16tp

1988 JEEP WRANGLER- Laredo, hardtop. Loaded. Excellent condition. Call378-4698. M-G-95-'4tpB2tp

1986 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 69,000 K miles. Excellent condi- . tion. $6995. Call258-4754. M-S· 96-'.atp

1988 Jeep Cherokee Navy blue Pioneer package. 4x4, four door, 58,000 niiles. $9500. or negotia· ble. Call887-5187 Carlsbad. ·M· S-96-4tpR2tp

1986 ISUZU TROOPER - 4x4, 4-door, 5 speed, AJC, power steer· ing, clean. Runs good. $4,950. 354-3353 or 378-8511. M-B•97· 2tp

FOR SALE 191 Ford Explorer. Excellent condition. Price to sell. 258-5556 aft;er 5 PM. Tiffany cr Steve. M-T-97-4tpB2tp

1980 SUBARU BRAT with camper shell. $750. O.B.O. Call 257-67~9. M·H-97-4tpB2tp

FOR SALE 1980 Toyota Tercel, front wheel drive. In good condition. $1000. Call258·5090. M-G-97-4tpR2tp

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omnimedia sales wholesome gift and trsde shews. Call 257-6199 ask for Garrett. 20-8-95-Stc

Avon An extraordinary way to eam Call 378•4712 or if you're calling long distance I-800-530-4404.

RUIDOSO JOCKEY CqUB -Four . seats near. finish line. Sale

$17,500. Lease $2,000. Call 915· 683-4638. . M·C-97-17tc

THRIFT SHOP LCMC AUXIL· IARY. · Open Monday throul!h Saturday, lOam to 4pm. 140 NOb Hill Drive. Telephone 2li7-7051. Your donations of usable household and clothing itsms are appreciated. Let us sell your "treasures''. We are non-profit: the money is used to better equip our hbspital. M-T·89-tfnc

MOUNTAIN SALVAGE buying wrecked cars, custom exhaust systems, ·. mechiuric on dqty. Three miles east of track. 378-

~t;'!, B 8110. 17-B-78-tfc Hand,..tools, power ALL BRAND - of Major. ap.'

t --~ tor pliances serviced. We fix your se , nnJ.Jgera , bl ll puter, baby items, pro em not se _you a NEW goods, small apuliances, ONE! AFFORDABLE SERVICE thing, linens, g1rls bike, toys, 1925 Sudderth or call 257· books, and much mOre. 39-D-97- 4147. M-A-43-tfc lte HUMANE SOCIETY Thrift;

NOTICE YARD SALE -Several Shop 629 Sudderth (next tc di'O'otced f;ejnales are selling ArbY's white ·stui:eo bw1ding in . their spoUses things . Good rear) 267..;5463. Open Wednes· Junk. Everything goes! Satur· day, Thursday, Friday, Saturday clay, April 3, 8:30 • 1:30. 119 12pm-4pm COme and browse. White Mountain Meadows Also, don't forget us if you have Dr. 25-D-97-ltp any serviceable household items

YARD SALE Weather permit- for donation. If you could ting. April3, 310 Mustang. Misc. volunteer a few hours a week, baby items, clothing, furniture, . please call 257-7661 or 257-books, and more. West at Pizza 5463. M-H-64-tfnc Hut on Mechem, right on FOR SALE - Solo-flex machine, Mustang, 8:00. 4:00. 26·E-97-ltp like new includes butterfly ex-

1 tensions and leg extensions.

MULT FAMILY garaae sale, $700. Call257·7758. M-V-81-tfc

~~d;;;~prif't·a~ .'1::l~: WOLFF TANNiNG BEDS New 1011 MeCJJ.em. 16·8-97-ltp commercial-home units from

$199. Lamps, lotions, BCCeS· MOVING SALE- Roll-A-Way bed, sories. Monthly payments low 88

air conditioner, swimming pool, $18. Call today free new color toys, clothes, and much more. tal 144 Grandview, Capitan. 16.w. ca og. 1-800-462-9197. M-N-97-97 -ltp Mi1;;,_tri'j'J.,.,.--,.---:;::==

YARD SALE _ First time great CZECH BOY 17 anxiously stuff: refrigerator, dishes, twin awaiting host family. Enjoy bed, women's clothes, collec- tJ:hrts, Sreadidi'!lg ~d cEomputer. tibles. 115 Randle Dr. Apn"l 4, t er can naVIan, uropean high school students arnving 9:00 · 3:00 only. 17-W-97-ltp Augost, Call Maryann (505) 299·

GARAGE SALE Four family. 9298 or 1-800-SffiLJNG M-N-97· Friday (4-2) and Saturday (4-3) ltf 553 White Mountain Meadows FUL;;;:;:;-;Lc"o::L:-:O::R::-::C::;O:;:P:;;IE"S::--ar-e_n_cw_ Drive, just past lst Christian available at Noisy Water Art Church. Large womens & girls Wear. Also 11-2--3 more custom clothes, large desk. M-F-97-ltp shirts, jackets, caps,_ etc. 202

PORCH SALE - Sat.. April 3rd 10· Me<ihem next tc ne Deck 6. Two refrigerators, furniture, House. Ask for Mary Jo. 257-beeutiful little girls- 'dresses, 9335. 29-N-89-tfc misc. Follow-signs o!l'Hwy 70 bv LOG SPLITTER Hydraulic 22 Y-Knotpark cr eall378-4823. 1\{. Ga rod D M 97 ltp

ton, as new. s powe . ec. • • 1992 model. $1500. Call 257-

GARAGE SALE - Tu~sday ~ril 2815 or 257-7341. M·Y-91-tfc :lb. One big day '£'.Jl:.l Blllll. Fur- EQUIPMENT FOR SALE • Coke

tut;.e, ~ottary, ' es, lots of machina $1500.~ regulatio11 fire etc . .mmng-· don't want to pS.ck. ti • h

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BROQMSTICK ·SKIRTS - $85. you furnish sewing goods. Call 25~-4686. · M-L-96-2tf

AUCTION - Largo Coii\lllercial Auction· April 2-3, 9 AM, 5401 South Sunset, RosWell. Complete inventory of 2local compa· ny's, hundreds of items. Mostly new and still in cases. Partial listing: guns, knives, matches, gloves radios, CB's. ammunition. Also, aUtomobiles, air com-· pressors, and 3 point farm equipment. Call Mershon Auc-· tion for further information 622-1695. 51-C-97-1tc

CLUB MEMBERSHIP - Cree Meadows. Contact Bill Coonan 800-426-8648. M-C·97-4tpR2tp

RUIDOSO JOCKEY CLUB Four seats, top row, finish line. No better seats in the club. Sale $25,000. Leose $2500. (915) 683· 4158. l! 20-C-97'17tc

WASHER G OD CONDITION -$95. Honda 110 cc motorcycle, low mileage. Exercise bicycle $15. Lawn mower $15. Table saw $50. Chain saw. 710 Hull Rd. 23-S-97-1tp

TOP SOIL - Gravel, fill dirt, base com;se. Delivered. Lineal White 257-2432 after 6 PM. M-W-97· 16tp.

FOR SALE Clarinet, refrigerator, 30" gas range, upholstery, sewing machine, 5 Honda hobbits 50 cc. 257· 2544. 15-D-97-1tp.

UTILITY TIIAILER $50. Garden tiller $25. Chipper $75. 1975 Toyota Celica, runs, $175. 257-2422. M-T-97-ltp.

BAHAMA CRUISE Five days four nights, $279. per couple. Under booked must sell limited number. Enjoy! 407-629-4200 ext. 106. M-N-97-1tf

FOR SALE - CHEAP! Boautii'Ul prom dress. Size 6·8. Worn only once (bridesmaid). Call 258· 5598. M-N-G-97.-tfc

FOR SALE Commercial Kel· vinator ice cream freezer. $550. Call257·6719. M-H-97-4tpR2tp

FOR SALE Upholstered chair tops (200), legs not included, $5. each or will donate to charitable organization. Call J.B. Baker at 258-3098. M-T-97-tfc

NOW ACCEPTING - applications for wait persons, cookS, bus persons and delivery persons. Apply Pizza Hut, both locations.

M-P-23-tfc CATTLE BARON RESTAURANT

- is now accepting applications for all p~sitions. Must be 21 years or older for server position. Apply in person, between 1-4 pm. No phone calls please.

18-C-43-tfc HELP WANTED - All positions

available. Apply in person at Catt1emans on Hwy. 70 West, next to Wai-Mart. M-C-65-tfc

Mit. BURGER - is now accepting applications for assistBilt man

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PROMINENT RESTAURANT s8eks experienced broiler/saute chef. Send reply to: Box 128 C Ruidoso., New Mexico 88345. M-I-95-8tc

McCOWEN'S FAMILY RESTAURANT- now accepting ~;!pplications for sea,soned BBQ Cook and staff. 2919 Sudderth. 257-po38. M-M-95-stp

RETIREMENT $200Q:$5000 month within 12 months. PIT to start. No investment iequired. 11 year old solid N.W. Co. 505-257-2643. M-X-95-4tpR2tp

ALTO LAKES COUNTRY CLUB needs full and parttime kitchen help. Various year positions. Available. Call 336-4162 ask for Brad. 26-A~95-tfc

HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED Lorna Grande Estates near Nogal. Three days a week $6.00 per hour. Call Suean or Sally at 258-5338 or 354-2789 even· ings. 24-A-95-tfc

HELP WANTED Waitress and cooks needed apply in person at The Old Road m Mescarelo or call671-4674. M-0-96-4tc

PARTTIME RECEPTIONIST Saturday, Sunday and Holidays for busy real estate off\~9· SOl Mechem. No phone calls.JVI-d-96· tfc .. I')• •

HOUSEKEEPERS NEEDED - at Inn Of The Pine Springs Canyon across from .the race track. Apply in person. M-1-96-lltc

WANTED HELP - for elderly couple in their home. Lia"ht housework and fiX meals. Call 257·4173. M·M-96-2tp

HELP WANTED - Apply at Gady's-Pic-N-Pac, Alto or call 336-7819. M-G-97·2\c

MOTEL HELP NEEDED - Day shift;. Inq.uire about live-in manager poSltion. Call 257-2504. In· quire at Stewart Motel, 102 Park Ave. M-S-97-4tpR2tp.

RELIABLE MATURE PERSON -to stay nights with elderly couple in thelr home. Call 1157· 4173 between 7 AM· 5 PM. M-M· 97-2tp

HELP WANTED - Inn of the Mountain Gods needs a night manager. Hotel and Sales Busi· ness background a must. APply at the p_ersonnel office in 1\!eScalero, Mon-Fri, 9:00-4:00. 26-I· 97-2tc

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race pni.

NEED AP SPECIALTY - sales reps. SOils calenders. caps, jackets, gifts items, etc. to businesses in area. Call BU]y Clllfk, Newton Mfg. Co, 800·l!~~-538lltor detail,, · M-N~.7•;1:tr . ' .. ,. •';.

, 11. Wo:elc Wmltcd

BRYAN'S MAINTENANCE SERVICE - Yl!.i'd work, fence

repair, heating, aeck repair, pool · mai.ntan1;rQ.ce, plwnbing repairs.

Call 258-4233 leave a mossaiJ!I. M-C-92-tfc

RV SERVICE/ HANDYMAN ...., needs work, General maintenance, paint, remodel, appliance repair. Reasonable rate~t. Free estimates. Call 257-4036. M·X-94-4tpR2tp

YARD SERVICE - Pine needle raking, mowing tree trimming. gutters cleane(i and repaired. References. Call257-4449. M·K· 92-tfc

WILLING - to babysit or take care of an elderly person. Day or night, weekdays or weekends. Good references. 258-3545. 19-G-94-4tp-R2tp

-IN THE DISTRICI' COURI' OF LINCOLN COUNTY TWELFTH RJDICIAL DISTRICI' S'OO'BOFNEW MEXICO

JANE ARMSTRONG, n/klal JANE FURCHB, Plaintiff.

pu~ a cllii!silied qil ill Tbe-RUldoso News. ·· ·, ' · · ··

·1 Legals

i:i2. rl\;l('phonP Set"Vkcs

f511i:1 I :1 ' . toms. Sales, service; ropai~ i

tems.·· Colnmumcations ecialtiee. Liconee #3042L Call

2 7-2860. M-C-5-tfo

way line .of U.S. Highway BRBNDA SAWYER adjlldgod to bave a fim and No. 70, from which point Special Master paramount lien agulnst the the center of said Section #8493 4T (3) n. 18, aboveMdescribed real S, said (lOl'!t being a bmss 25 (4) 1 property. The sale lr' 10 cap monument.~ S 46° begin at 10:00 a.m.41 · on 10"20"' W a disrance ·ot Friday. April 16. 1993, on 386.54 fee~ thence S 38° the south (front steps of SO'B a distance 344.60 feel LEGAL NOTJ;CE the Ruidnsn Villago Hall, to lhO north right of·way IN THE· t.J'NlTED Adn\inistrative Offices. line of old U.S. Highway STATES DISTRICT 313 Cree Meadows Drive, 70: thence along oald right COURT FOR THE Ruidoso, New Mexico, at

HOME. REPAIRS - · Additions, remodels, carpentry, drywall, vs. painting, roofing, aonable. MR. 6357.

of way N 18°30" B a DISTRICT OF NEW which lime. I. ·or my distance of 95.00 feet; MEXICO designee. wW sell to the thence continuing along highest bidder for cash in

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Mountain Maintenance & Construction

Decks • General Repairs New Construction • Remodeling

CContnu:toro Uoocwo 1$0489 Insured & Bonded (505) 378-8359

......._.._ Contrac4o.ov .....

License #029672 Specializing In water and

flre damage repair. 24 hour water extraction

New Horns. construction avtlllable

257-7724

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GBOROB F. LORE; VICTOR APODACA, Trustee of APODACA BAIL BONDS: BANK ONB, 1bxas N~donal Associatiqn:' andROBBmLORB HOLMAN, Defendald:s.

Cause No. CV-92-83 Divisionm

LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE

said right of way along the FEDERAL DBPOSrr lawful Currency of the arc of a curve to the left INSURANCE United States fJf America wbose central 8Dgle is CORPORATION. the above described parcel 08"45" and whose radius is in irs C01pOf8te capacity, of real property to be a1105.92 feet an an: PlalDtlff, applied In the fdllowlng distanC<I of 11.68.89 foe~. . ,, . <>l'C!Wofprlorltyc -~ to thencC condnuing aiong v. PB)'idie Special .Master"s said right of way along the fee and ""''I"SCS of sale; arc of a curve tO thO right R. REED STIRMAN. Second. to pay the whose central angle is - PAULA K. STIRMAN. judgment in f•vor of the 22°38'39" and whose S'OO'BOPNEW PlalDiiff, P~ D~l ladlus is 994.93 feet an""' 11/lBXICO'TAXJITION Insurance Corporadon in distance 393.21 feet to the AND RBVBNUB its COQJOrate capacity southeasterly right of way DEPAR!'MBNr and (''FDIC"), agulnst R. Reed line of U.S. Highway 70; SUNWBST BANK OP Sdrman and PSula K. thence eaid right of way ALBUQtJBRQUB d/b/a Slimwt in the amount of

NOTICB IS HEREBY line along. the arc of a MBSAGRANDB $141,177.67 plus inten>sl GIVBN that b)' virtue of cnrve to the left whose BANKCARDS,f/1</a from MaR:h 19, 1992, to ludgmetat entered in the central angle Is 04°13"47"· A.LliUQUER.QUB tbe date of sale in the District Coun of Uncoln and whose radius is NATIONAL BANK. amount of $2.9.67 per County. New Mexico. in 1820.01 fee.,t an an: Defendmus. dieD\; Third. to pay an Cause No. CV~92..S3. on distance of 134.36 feet; other lien alaimanis the 11th day of February, thence continuing along NO. CIV 91- acCording to their lien 1993. wherein JANB said right of way S 1278SCJRWM priorities: and Fourth. if ARMSTRONG, n/k/a 42."10'W a distance 88A6 any balaoce remains, to JANE F'URCHB, is feet; thence continuinjJ A.MENQEP NQTJCB pay such balauce to R. Plaintiff, and OBORGB F. along oaid right of way N ·()F SAI.E ON Reed Slirlilan and l'aul K. LORE; VICTOR 47"50'W a distance of FORECJ.OSJ!IU;: Stltman.. APODACA, Trustee of 1 S .00 feet; thence Nolice is further giver-

. Al'OPACA BAIL ccmtlnalDgalollg saldrigbt PLBASB TAKE tbat the real proper~¥ and BONDs: BANK ONB. of way S 42°109 W a NOTICB dlat the above improvements cdnceJ'ne(! 1b3uts National distMCe:422.00feettothe eD.tiUed Court. bavil1g with hcn-ein will be sold Association and :R.OBBm aaidplateofbegilulill&and appointed ine Special subject 10 any and all L"O'Rll HOLMAN. are coritaining 2.321 acres :Master in this lll8l1er with patent. resetvatlt»ns. D-6fendants. t.he m __ Qteorless. the p.owet' to sett. tras·, easemeri1$i.all.recotded.and dildetsigned 1Yil1 otfer far ordete4. me to soli. -and- unrecorded li,enrr no1 slile at public vanclue. 10 -Sllid JudSttl""t direcllld convey to. the highest foreCloSed hetein, (llld all tha hlgllost bidder for cash, foreclOSim>.of ttiC>IIglljill on biddot.f:Qt ~ all tlgl\l, . UCOtdad and wttecotded atthenorthentranceoftba aaid~t<>Oatlsf'ythi> . tldq atld lnferest.of !It!!·· special assessml!llts Und t.l n col n Con nly ro)hlw!DS Uems: . ab6ve-ilan>"!' l':lel'en~~; talt(ls tbetm.,Y b~{luo. Courth<>nse. Camzozq.. . . R.Ril&ISI!tituullllli!P!Uifa • ·~<>119"111 ""a]jy given Ne;W·MOldco, on:the6th 1aneAtlllstrol)gll/l</a.1ane .·X.--Stltinldl, in·1ind IO''Ibe tbet'•tltl> PDIC hll!l the <ltly :of J\ptil,.1993; AI .· .::" .. ··· Jllllgil@ltllidllle~.'.: foUow1ng· . .telll"pri>Jfei'I.Y ·.flllb~ 1<1 ·bid all, .or 10:® q'cl<>C1< a.m •. All . . . . ~i!Qllll!d ill d,l<> COllllty of·, ~. oUI$jadl\l'lf<llt .ligi\IB ot llll' :oetendaals, ~~ ·. . Lln0(11n,. S'll!l.el. o'f MaW hi.Ueu 1!ECAsh .Qt: ibl> 11!110.-·Gl!O~Gl! .JI, :l..OlUI~ ' ·. . .. ·. $61,SU1.,4l · ~.:wl)liill~l,i. ·1l!.ll\il~ntaiiashbiilis

, Vl()',I'OR .. APODACA. iiiiOI'elll(~4/~ . :·• )OI;a,te<f !It ·<OB,.llkywe .mad.o .In .~~~ss ot .lite . BAlL BONDS~ BAN:ll'; aUC!%pera!)ll""' -: . ·~ol\cli 'Apidoso, Ne" .:}IJ)l!;l'S O.eclit bid, the .. QJIIS, 11001& .. Natl!lnat .. . ·· ·.·. .1l8,'850-2$ ~fclf •md iS JIIOte: .ex~eos cash ·is tli be

• · As!loeili!l<>n il!ld ll-0:1111~· . . . . .. · ·. Cbl!l.\! 360.00 ' lia@iJJildY4escn'belliiS<. .il8fJ<>Irited Willi tit~ ¢<11,01 . · .· .. . . , .I!.ORBltQLli.i'AN,InJ!.Ild -~'$F...,.(Linel··· ·. .ld>t l),_BtoclO lot. tO.bo>dllilrlliiib)d,plit$ti@t

P• -~~.... • ·10tbeto1k)WU1gdesctilfed .. ·.. . ·. . : 4f.167,14 .. Skyv.u<>' Hallihtt · w:tbet.uthototd$r-citth~-

·. 111~~llffo~:."~~~!~ ~~peC::m!~4~ee· Alllltneyll:l'~~so.O!i ~:,M!~'li;;o~J .~lltt. ····. · .

' .. ·. .~;so; cle~~erell~:"can llfei<klr. . · . • .. 1'01'AL llUB . . . . . · CouQty,Nei, ~ ~(AltON Z.l'B'l'lY, . ; j!G1;444_916.l{·t4-f!li> .··· .. · . . :il:>Wmaiensottnr.- $9G,m.so as:sbOWltWIItf~P · ·--~0.~~.!!; . · ... , ..

~:l.;;:Jc= ~onui'ilt §BIMOE'::...: and B6NQB •. 15E!AS1. IttadiiJdon !herem 1116te :r .. ~c:...; · RultJO.&;'N~~M~'' .·· · · · ·. . ~Ml.tlir 1!1!11 CEN'l'U!IY ~EC. . . . . ~M •. , Wnthi> acCtlllng cos111. ·. Clerlo and Ex.:offlclo . 88345 · · ·

· .. T.RI9 1M 'i)ri)DI~ ~no tbiy .. A ttact tlt,lnllcl 1il the .. tol!olher,\Viill cosls <If. Rec:mdotQfL1ncotn. (S'o;}2511-480S · , -"!!·si!Mnl! Rtndo!l<> anc!. sur- SW114l'ml/4 and tbe pubUcalion of lhlniot!cO · ·.. COilftty, New MOldO(l #8:$04. · •

tol!!lding Qri!IIB, No job toD.!lllllill., NW1/4SI:!l/4 ·ot Section anota Spetlal Maslllt's teo. .ott August ;11, 1964. . 41' (:!) n,t$;25 (4) ~· · l!IJ + yeam !lltpmenee,. (ea• 5, 'lbwnshlp t1 South. to bi> llxid:'ilfibll. (;OUr!, Tho sllle is 10 bi> . : .

. sonable raw. Cal 2&'1,68<1\!. ·M· R.anae ·u East; ill tit& atnonnt of TWo :COUclucted IIHtquitad by __ .... ___ _ O·J..!Itf • · N.M.P.'M~!. . Lincoln. lltrttdrod :Dollarn ·· 1116 "Stljlnlatad1ntlsment

FREEES'l'IMATES 0:..:TV''!> Vtiii's, COUnty, . New Mo>tlco, ($200,oil), · Deere" ot Poreotosuro, · atlll'tlos. Oli!ll: IIUihorilea semoe desetlbi>d w metes and Order of Sate · and on . both TV's & VOWs In t.>undllas.follows: · Appoltiimen~ .of Special RUidoso. AFOORDABLE SER· · Wr.tmSS b,iY. HAND Maslllr" cnterecl· by lhe VICE, 191!5 Sudderth. 1157- Bosinullill at a point on lhl!l 26 day of February, Court on May 12, 1992, 4147. t.!:·A-6-tf'< the 80UibWIIltly riSht ot 1993.,. · · wlKitein lite Plainliff was

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LEGAL NOTici: ·"

TWELFTH ·;· ·· ~J.si=tf1~f>va~ '. · COUNTY OF ·. · > •

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and prays lhoW you~.;li"ct . · . By: Blizob<olbLuorao . PrictlooCoorsl! R.inv;~>~.' <i-~WUJ~IIlll!ll • J!"~L~.. 11 Bo.

ai••til'f, 6·24, Lot Z .~ <:on.muet .·'<>;.1, : li'll,ll<;,li; ,Jt' I& ,the ~-....,.,. ·~· ~~.ljllf At@. I'Jil"Oil,:fll!l; PUilll¥.<>~·1ho.'l;>4plirlment R~Worlc. VoriOt!

el¥1h. of you, be """"II~ .·. j. ~ Deputy conn Clerk fot'l>vQr . estopped · .ft~jtr· .. 11""47 baifip.g, ass~rttng:· ---or. 41J· (4) ·1, s, !$, 22 cla!Jnll>g·any riSJu, t1t1o 01 ,..,illln~ •. !Wd . 1'-ot ~ . : · of .'l:'tJiqsportmon ',(f>OTl · . •

Xnswll Ta~lwa)' Q~ · lblll<llill<!l/llritllg\141>11Sineos Nddlng ContrQC~prS QIUSI Signs unlit )Qf3Q l!il!li' lOll~~ as.deflnecl in 49 possess a vaUd New

, Oo.~lll time) · hpdl' ~6• : Cl;R: Pl!rl 23 shall, have Mexico . Contraetoro · •. at iJI~ .l>l'flcO of the . the maximum apportunlcy. Uce~se GP 1 or GP 98at

JS'ur:Cha$·1ns; · -A$~~-t. .:~o _ pti,rticipate it\ the the ume of bid ·openiug. <Proposals -s~Q'i'ld. __ .b~ pe.rfq~a,noe ot contrl;lCts Elccttical Suboontntctorf)l addrcoeed or cloUY<;Rld to: (inannecl in whole or in shaU bo llceuse!l for ElAI1

Purchasing l'l!ent ~•d with Federal fundo. or llL'98 closslflua!lon or VIllage of RW<IO&U -· ' work. · 421 Wingt1eld llf. 2. Byy > America!) }li,Jid.oso, Nlvi 8.8345 PrgyJ&jQ.Ds: The Prpposcd Tbe. Owner Will eValuate Plwne: (50S) 257-2721 cpniraot is subject to the bidS .,.d reserves the right.

ProposlllS ~ve<l by the 'Buy· American provision to awlll'd a contract at their Pu<ehasing A.sent will bo under Section 9129 of the sole dlscretlon. pUblicly ope/liid,tead alc!ld Aviation Safety an(! and ~led at the Village' CQ,pacity Expansion Act of The procurement code, Council Challlborlllocsllld 1990. D.etails of such sec.tiPJla 13·1·28 throulib a_t 313 Cree MeadQws Dr., requirement are contained 13-h.199. NMSA 1978 (as

I TO:

Ruidoso, New -Moxi~o. Jn the ·specifications. amended), imposes civil soon after the 10:30 il,m. and criminal penaldes for

9nd ALL, . . ::CLAIMANTS 'OF iNTERES'r IN TilE

closing tinie. b. DBE Notice: AU its violai:ion. In addition, bidders an· proposers shall the New Mexico CrimiDal ~good f&ith effOrts, as Sta,tu~ impose felony defineil in Appendix A of penaldes for illegal bribes, 49 CPR Part 23, gratuities and kickbacks.

. P).tEMISES

.' ADVER$R TO :; l'L.AINTJFF

GR£li;TINGS• · YOU, and each of you. ;m:i hereby notifled that there tills ·bOeil filed in· the :Qistrict Cour·t of LincOln <$unt.y. New M:eJ~;ico. a certain cause Or action where.J,li Brewer Oil

The, b.f~S. I'C;lCeived will be c~ by·the Village cOunCil at its next regular

·.-mUting or at a special mooting as may be required. No bid will be received or considered -if received by the 1-'urehosing Agent after the houf of 10:30 a.m. OotaJ, dmel on April 26. !993.

Company is Plaintiff, Copies of plans and same be~g Cause No. c;pccifications together ~V-92 ... 228 on the civil with contract documents docket of said CourL are available for public The objeC_t and purposes of· inspection at the Sierra said sui1 · are to qu~et Blanca Reg~onal Airpon, Plaintiff's .tide in and to Village of Ruidoso, and at the ree simple estate in and . the offices of Leedshill-10 lhe property described in Herkenho.ff, Inc., and may the complaint in said be obtained from cause located in Sections Leedshill-Herkenhoff,Inc., 18 and 19, Township 9 SOO Copper Ave .. N.W., South, ~ange 14 Bast, P.O. Box 1217, Lincolri County, New Albuquerque. New Mexico MexiCO& 87103, upon a deposit of You, and each of you, ·are Fifty Dollili.cs ($50.00) further nodfied that unless which will be refunded to you enter your ap])earQnce each contractor submitting ID.saktdau$e on Qr heJaro a bid upon return ·of the the 10th day of Mil!'. plans within ten (10) days 1993, jndgmeut will bo after bid opening. rendOred against you by default in sal<! callSe and Plaintiff will apply fll. lbe CoUrt 'for the relief dem&nded in the Quiet Titla ColnplsinL

Regulations of the Office ·o-f Secretary o~ Tra~sportation, t" Subcontract 5.0 for Lots 1A and 1B or 0.0 for Lot 2 of the doDar valUe of the prime contract to small business concems owned and controlled by sociaUy and economically disadvantages individuals (D:QE). In the event that the biddei' for this soliciladon qualifies as a DBB, the conu-act goal sball be deemed to have been inet. 'Individuals who ate ~ottably presumed to be socially and economically disadvantaged include Women. Blacks, HispaniCs, Native Americans, Asian-Pacific Americans . and Asian-Indian Americans. The apparent successful bidder (propoSer) will 'be required to"'irUbm:if 'ibTOtmaUOn concemiog the DBB's lhat

VIlLAGE OF RUIDOSO, NBWMBXICO

By SIS ThDi W1m1 Purchmdng: Agent #8555 ZT (4) 1, 8

LEGAL NOTICE TWELFTH JUDICIAL

DISTRICT COURT COUNTY OF

LINCOLN STATE OF NEW

MEXICO UNITED NEW

MEXICO TRUST COMPANY. rlk/a

FIRST CITY TRUST COMPANY

(SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LEA

cQUN'i'Y),' .. TRUSTEE FOR DONOVAN D.

WALLACE '1\"usr, Plaintiff _

VlS. FRANK ABEL, INDIVIDUALLY

AND AS PRESIDENT OF L.F.

JENNINGS OIL COMPANY, INC.,

Interest In, or 10 any .lh!n UpPn saidJ)roperty S<i>llrSC to .. ,he ,estate of the Plaindrt. You_- are funhcr notified that untOsa y.:Ou tile a 'reSpo,jSjve plc8cJing or inotion iA said·· CaUse oo or .before lbo.f5th day of . April. 1993, Judgment ~11 be ;rendered iia said Cause against You by default. · · You ·are further nodfied that the niiJII6 and post office addrp.ss fQr· the auomey for ilic Plabitiff is ROBERT L: . LOVE ASSOC~,P.O.BOX 1099, HOBBS, NEW MEXICO .88240, . WITNESS .my. hand ... d seal of. said Court the lOth day of Min:h; i993. MARGO E. .LINllSAY CLERK OF TilE DISTRICT COURT OF LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO Is/MARGO LINDSAY

Legal #8517 . 4T(3)18,25(4)1,8

TWELFTHJUDlCIAL DISTRICT COURI' COUNTY OP LINCOLN COUNTY STATEOFNBW MEXICO

Bll.LY L. KEY, a· married man dealing in his sole and separate estate.

Plaintiff,

v.

KATHRYNJ. CI>MP»Bll, (Uld~ CRAWFORD CAMPBELL and ~A HARSTON CAMPBELL, husband & wife,

Defendants.

Cause No. CV-93-48

'the name ·of Plaintiff's attorneys is Hinkle. Cox, Boton, Coftleld &. Hensley whose post office address is P.O. Box 10, Roswell, !!lew Mexico 88202. WITNI!SS my bond and seal of the Court this !!th dayofM=h,l993. MARGO E. LINDSAY

A mandatory pre-bid .~will be held on .AJ!dl IS, !993 at 10:30 a.m; (loci.! dme) at the Ruidoso Wlage Council Chambers. Prospective Bidders are required to attend the pre-bid conference. A hot mix plant for bituminous pavement mixture production may · be available through the VIllage of Ruidooo. Refer to Insttuctions to Bidders for infonnation.

will participate in this contmcL The information wUl-include the name and address for. each DBB. a deacrlptlon of the work 10 be performed by each named f"Jtm. "and the dollar value . of the conb'act ~bcontract), If the blddor fails to achieve .the contract goal statQd herein, it will be required .10 provide documentation demonstrating that it made good faiOt efforts in attempting to do so. A bid that fails to meet these requirements will be considered nonresponsive.

ROBERTA JOYCE ALAN

DISTmcT COURT CLERK By: /s/EUzabeth Lueras Deputy

ABEL, L.F. CRAWPORDandTANYA JENNINGS OIL HARSTON CAMPBELL

COMPANY, INC., A GRBBTINGS: NEW MEXICO .YOU ARE HEREBY

CORPORATION, AS NOTIFIED that there WELL AS ANY AND bas been filed in the

ALL PERSONS Dislrict Court of Lincoln CLAIMING County, State of New

INTEREST IN LOTS Mexico, a certain cause of c. 1be proposed concract NINE (9) THROUGH action wherein Billy L. is subject. to the Equal SIXTEEN (l6) Key is tile Plaintiff and Employment Oppcrtunicy INCLUSIVE, OF you are the Defendants, the

LEGAIL NOTicE NOTICE 0111 l'tlliLIC

SALE Notice is hereby given that on April 24, 1993 at 12:00 Noon a p~c sale will be held at The ·Feed LOt, locAted at 524 West Highway to Ruidoso Downs, N.M., to .see for cash_ the following storage to wit: Hampers(2) Csbinets (2) Skis (4) Dressezs (4) Trophies (3) Chairs (13) 'Thlevision . Hea-(5) Ironing Board Bcds(S) 'Misher Riding Mower Footlocker Pireplace Tools Poles Chests (3) Vacuum Desks(4) Ru~s (3) Lamps (2) Magazine Rack Cartons (42) Dryer 1976 OMC Suburban

#TKV266F50&440 Thilet Minors (3) Fan Pictures (2) 'Thbles(6) Pool8tools (2) Saddleo (3) Trays (2) .Sofas (2) Microwave Misc. 'lbols

Said storage being held to secure an obligation .ad~ing .. u.tl;i,lor ··:~· warehouseman's lien held by All American Moving, Inc. dlb/a Ruidoso transfer and Slm11ge as seound parts against Richard Schaeffer of 210 Mossy Oaks, Victoria~ 'Thxas. Ruidoso Transfer and Storage reserved the right to bid at. this sale. The storage is presently stored and may be seen April 23, 1993 between 2:00 and 4:00 P.M. at The Feed Lot, 5-24 \\mt Highway 70 Ruidoso Dbwns. N.M. RQidoso Transfer and Slm11ge. #8550 2T (4) 1, 8

LEGAL NOTICE INVITATION FOR

BIDS

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. ' .. ll:y .Order. of Governln~. CONS TR u'C'l'ION Bcdy '., LABORER wi!Ji. tJi<>

/.c ,[.incoln Count)' Roal! 'lllrry Wa1d PcocurOtltent Officer llil54$ 2'11' (4) 1, s

.-pepartment. 'Must Work bani and bo able to perform minor main~pGDce on equipmenL Must hav~ a driver's license. Obtain

LEGAL NOTICE .:applications at the Lincoln VILLAGE OF County Manager"s Off'lce .

RUIDOSO · C · call' NoTICE IS HERBBY m arnzozo or by mg .5·05/648-2385.

·GIVEN t:hat the Govemiog Applications must be Body of the Village oi received no 18.ter than 5:00 RuidoSO. N:ew MexicO, in P.M., April 9, 1993. conjunction with the LINCOLN COUNTY. regular JCheduled meeting ·EQUAL OPPOR'IUNITY on April 13, 1993; EMPLOYER AN DIN

, beginning. at 6:30 p.m. at COMPLIANCE WITH the Municipal Building of THE AI\1ERI.C!'NS tho Village· or' Ruidoso, WITH DISABILITIES New MexiCo, will hold a ,ACT, TITLE H-A. public ·bearing ~nceming !f8SS1 1T (4) 1 the approval of the n~w -------Restaurant Beer and Wine .. only Hcense. LEGAL NOTICE . The name of the REQUEST fOR applk:anllsDavidJimenez . l'ROl'OSA'L and Garciella Jimenez,. THE VILLAGE OF. who~e .ad~S Is 1611 CAPITAN RBQUBSTS Sudderth DJO, Ruidoso; PROPOSALS FOR 6,500 NM 88345, to be nsed at YARDS OF 3!4" STATE the business known as SPEC BASE COARSE. 'Ibrraza Canipanario, THE BASE COARSE locauxt·at 1611 Sudderth WILL BE DBLIVEIU3.D DJ:., Ruidoso. New AND·WINDROWEDON Mexico. TWO STREETS IN THE

VR.LAGE OF RUIDOSO BY: Thmmie Maddox, Clerk #8541 2T (4) 1, 8

LEG(I.L NOTICE REQUEST FOR

PROPOSALS The Lincoln County

Manqer"s Office is requesting sealed proposals for inmate telephone vending services. Proposals will be received in the Office of the County Manager, Lincoln County Courthouse, P.O. Box 711, Carrizozo, NM 88301, through 5:00 P.M., April 12, !993.

Proposals will be evaluated on number of phones provided, timeliness and quality ·or service, and· revenue percentages for tbe County.

Lincoln County reserves the right to accept or reject all or any part of any proposal to best serve the interest" of Lincoln County.

Proposals must comply with the New Mexico Procurement Code and The Americans Wilh Disabilities Act, Title IIA.

ANDREW C. WYNHAM LINCOLN COUNTY MANAGER 118549 lT (4) I

VILLAGE. ONE LOT WILL BE 2,600 YARDS AND THE SECOND LOT WILL BE 3900 YARDS. THE LOTS WILL BE DELIVERED APPROXII\1A1ELY 6 DAYS APART. BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTll.. 4:00P.M., APRIL 9, 1993 TO THE VILLAGE CLERK AT THE VILLAGE HALL, 1145 S. LINCOLN AVE., CAPITAN, LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO. IS/DEBORAH CU1\11\11NS CLERK-TREASURER #8554 3T (4) 1,_ S, f:l

LEGAL NOTICE CORRECTED

PUBLIC NOTICE The Ruidoso-Lincoln

County Extraterritorial ZOning Commission will hold a Public Hearing for a Propoaad Zoning Change on Blocks 4, 14, 15, 16, 17. 18, ~nd including Blocks 19 and 20 of Paradise Canyon Subdivision which lie outside lhe Village limits.

The area is zoned R-1 Residential and is proposed to be changed to R·MS Residenr,ial Mobile Home.

Legal #8515 4T(3)18,25(4)1,8

Each bidder shall be prepared to furnish the Owner with satisfactory evidence of his competency to perl'onn the work COIIIempla!ed. clauses contained in Ute BLOCK EIGHTY <80: same being Cause No. WASTEWATER

specifications which will ORIGINAL TOWN CV-9348. Division m SYSTEM LEGAL NOTICE Bach bidder will be be furnished.prospeclive OF CAPITAN, Theobjectandpwposb IMPROVEMENTS NOTICE OF

The Public Hearing will be held during their regular meeting on April 12, 1993 at the Lincoln Coun1y Sub.Qffice located at 105 Kansas City Road in Ruidoso beginning at 1:00 . ,___ ____ _ . .,... reqoi:redtosubmitwitbhis biddersttrwUlbeavailable LINCOLN COUNTY, of the -said suit is a HEARING ON p.m . 118553 IT (4) 1 •

LEGAL NOTICE d ---"! tit NEW MEXICO complaint'- dec'·-tory INFILTRATION PROPOSED bi , a UG~IU: 6d. check. for examination at e ' · .. .._ •unt

' ADVERTISEMENT cashierse,beqkorbid bond offices- Usted In this Defendaots judgment establishing a REPAIRS ANNEXATION in the lllllount of 5% of A!lvertiset!lent. prescripll"". easement, for NOTICE is hereby given NOTICE IS HER!lBY LEGAL NOTICE

CORRECTED PUBLIC NOTICE The Ruidoso-Lincoln

' POR BIDS bid damages ~d iqjunct.ion that the Village of GIVEN thai. the Governing

his • made payable 10 . ·-•· 1 Rui<IO&U, Unocln Councy, Body of the Vlllage of VU.LA. GB 011' the Villago ofRUiddoo. res~v•DB rea property New Mexico calls 'or c 1 '11 d' ~v•· OSO P R 0 J E c 1 owneclb)'<Ietotldants. '' ap tan w• ••cuss .,. dl · E>SSCRJl'TION: Tile YOU . ARE sealed bids on duringapubUchearingnn

. , SiERRA. BLANCA 'tile Vil1ageCouncll _. ".'-"·to~" •-e on•- thio ME)UCO TO: A1 NOTIFIED ·•·t unloos l'l A S. I E l'l A l: E !!. April 12, 1993 at 6:30 County Ex.traterritoriai JUllGIONAL to.c:arc;fully oanvass 11114 n""' ""~' - "m S. X S. l: 11. M Onli 93 5 Zoning Authority will

. , 'AntPOD':r o6rt9id.et t!litCh- bid . conlta·.t ls. divided htto. petsons not formerly you entCi'-yollt appearance IMP'R;OVBMENTS PP~':tion fo:::!r.a~n fo~ hold a regular meeting on IMPlt(lV~TS. • si!MilttedlnConsidetlllinn thrOe !U>j>antte Lots which nanted above who are or flle )llelodingo h...,in on lvlonOOy, April 12. 1993,

:• 1911!1 lllereof. no bldS·may bo>. lnll}ibi>li\Vanledasaslngle claimants of Interest in or belate ;r....., 15, 1993, ll!l :EI LI!!. AI I Q N Hollice Marcum. A trllet beginning at 2:00 p.m. · . *o•tt' ••• and •·n•dly LoiS Nine (9) through the Plainti .... will make RllPAIRS . of land In Section· 3• Til. · ill b held • • . LoT i . wltbdrawn 'llfll>r· th~ " " ••• ~· • '' !••-··-• b'••-• may 'lb h' 9 8 tit o-- e meeung w e

CONST.RDCT . ll<lbl14u!edc!OS!liglimetor · consfslsofi·' Sixteen (16) inclualve, of application to 'lbe Court secu';;-;"";;0p;";;t the 14wn~:!t,' ~.M::P.M~ at the Lincoln county 'POROUS ll'MCTlON• -'.Pto(bldS tor itt lllMt. · · · · · . i\!~~';:,~ ~ for 4 Dectee by D.efauli> speoitlcadons from the Lincoln County, Now Sub-Off'lca locallld at 105

. . 'COtlltSE ,lltiNWAY. six~¥ (60ld8¥1!, ' , . Lot U . . ...... ::::. ;;. ••. N~w ~--~·--. o,· blille~~~-Y.:ns· ~.illllt.,'owillu ~- . l'iltCitasing Of- at the :Mexico. ' ·•. a~xlmataly. Kansas City Road In · · · · · • • 4 · · · ·· · - • 'i>OlOW<l'$1ion · vv_ • .,., ~ ,.,.,~ ,,...,._ • - "' r~- Ruldos0. . , ig':r'-2·(. .. . Tilt.· • villart~> >CouncU. . C<!~. 2.,1100 1bi1o al!v.,.•o 10 the l\ltet\!8~ o£ prayed for in ·the ~~e~f P.!i'i!~~~ one: O.:Unance will bo Agend)l jlems inclq<I,O . CONS'J'lUJC~ <'·~lliedgh!li><eJeet' ·Pa-t[litl. . lbePialntlff.listed In !he complalil!:' ~uoa,421Wlril!fleld cuns~foradOptionat final dispoOI~on oo the .'BA.NG.ut A!lli:A · ... y.~r"!l•b114,.!0\V!if'll6 . ':\VIIU'!Piti!S· SS,qooSl' aboV<Ioose, . . Tl111 name a' the' lnlitJ!t!ooo;Qr'~yph<iDlnll thet<lgulsrm'"'tiltg of the r~commendanon of tlio .. APRON .AND <.-. ll!CtmlOIIIJtlelllllldl!l~. 0..8~~·· ·• 'i;O~OOOU! . Gtmlli'I'JNGS:.. • · '. Fnttniirt~ ilttotn~Y ls (~O'"'""?·"~"l. .·••."--~ ".fCiipitan. B<i .. ard. lbtraterritorial Zoning . . ••• ..._"""' • •·•-·· ~ ...... ,w · Yatnintl each ot you, Me ':ifA'WTH.OltN.!t · & • ~' - .,.,.,. '""""' ~ c 1ss1 ........ the · TA:XILAN£ . ""'""~....,..lt'!';"'""IOue •. · . · .,:· ·• ·.hol!l.bvMtilied!lla!acllifl "'"'IN~~~~~- ~• · SeaiO(I.l)l<ll! must~>~>· of'l'tus...,. on !'Ptil12,· omm · onre...,..,..g LO'I'.S •INS'l'At.t.>.inlh<\l>C.Hntetestoftl!e .. ,. • -'•!lo!.•·.·~~n··. w· ".OII."'·,.·In. ~ '"'""'""'• .... .,.., ~<:dbyllul~ 19~:fli~7:00p.m. . propqs~d "'l"inB change

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.GUIDANCE SiGNS 'Minimum. wagi> fi\llii,tin, ... ~· l/,Uio ~ . . 'LIIIcbl!i ~011tt~ New. lvteohem, S:ttitll: . 1, .12; 1JI9.3, . :Ubo .J?~ ~~ .· Clerlo,~ . .ltotnO for~ qu,yolt ... · 111 toj ·· 1 11 ·I> ·· Subgnl!L> . : , . • ·. ~.ill Clill~ l!ilo, C\1·· . Rul4a.so, New Mlll<lca, 'Wlllch 111110 ll!e bidS 'Will . ~ !ifcapilan S~b·~ivjs!O)t, Dloc!lf 4, · · . '

RtiWOSO, NEW !t.s t!tn.J"i BJ!\l1SQ t'Wjll~Mti0n11'!AOOSY !l341onlho!CIVlt~. 8834$. . .\ ·' 'ix'.OlJI'II¢dat,llley)llitfl\'ot; <f!8!!4S: .... · .. ·. H,.lS,i~,1?,(8,.n¢ !\tEXICO AJ.P 'De,_ fi.at.,..~· ' A!mn',!llliel!a.W. · . ·. ofsaltlP.,II'I;\Vherelnlhe . WlTNESSiDYillulcii!i!4 .1\ufd<>,$~ · ... W- 4T .(~~ ~'' (II' :t,.(!',,ll inotlldln!fllluckalll<liill!:

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PROJECT NO. 345• a::::::n,No.!!!oo; 'Colusa · . . .l'lalntl#~.toll$111bilsh llealof'thlitlllildctCoutf. ~:~ereu, ... .11•19'· · ··· · ·· .. · ·' . '2(); . ·. '· . . ·: .. ·, . MS2.•0<I • or b:y the New Me~ic:o (Ciuslled) $.li)(HfY. i. fee-simple ti~J!!,1llld til. of 1Jnc<>lii Colin()r. Nl\W,. •. ... . .. -~ : 't ·.. •. . . . . LEGAi NO'l'lct!'- -~$#tT7(4},.1 < ••......•... ".

Tho Vllllt~ Conncil of llie Sp.te Llibet Conllttisslon, ~1 •• !. Mb:ln""• ' · ·.. , e:!":!~C:,~ ~*~ ~~~0 .!!',!! lt<hh &!~ I>~ to~ tile~-~~~~~ . EMI'LO~NT . '~· ' ~~·v..,;-~·A· 'L' . . ' :1. ' , .·.·:· .. VIllage ,;r RuidosO, New wiilcheVet is tile lll!lherror .. ~ ... :: ... ::-h "oo· ...... . •<'a':·~t.;';;i;:"ilf" Dtock .. _w., ..,.~,. .. <~ny liil<l/l>i' llli ti& ...:."X 10 . .. . .1\TO'I'lCB .•. . . ·o·. ;,;,'-A"'o'""Lt·N~..!o ' ... •··

. . :Mexico w!H receive sea1¢d :;'~;:: or li!bor ;, 4iV'.Jk.';'~ ""' . •u•.. -B~ty(I!O) ~ TGWII MARClO IJNDS,AV wolve all lntOtlllalld~ liS Llo:cotti Qounty iU>ll\v ·\ r;; · ' · . ·. . r;;o, . . proposals for co.tlSil'IICiiOII . · · . GUIICt 6!!.5 LF • or Ca¢.tall;- Lincoln· . 'DISTRIC'l' COtlRl' tiUowed by tho State of ncc.Ptirig llP.PIICi!li611s fi>i' \'fliUflllDAV PAPER • . . of tho Siorrn Blanca· ~-""··•·r · .countV, New. Mellico, · CLERI<;. Ne\vMexlcoPro<:uremOIIt up to·thte<> pQSltiMUif '·1U••d•u••~m· ·:.

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L.~~----~--~A!iENp~fHE CHURCH Of YOUR 'C~HOICE E\lE-RY SUNDAY .· -----------: - -

ASSIEM~IL V O!F GOJIOJ · Apa~cll'lls Brn!C'llsn

AssembDy og Goltil Mescalero

Donald Pettey, pastor Telephone: 671-4747

Sunday School-9:45 a.m. Sunday worship-10:45 a.m. 7 p.m. Wednesday seJVices-7 p.m.

fFirsn Assemroly o~ Gool 139 El Paso Rd. Ruidoso

Lewis Fmnklin, pastor Sunday School-9:45 a.m. Sunday worship-10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday seiVices-6:30 p.m. Royal Rangers Ministry-6:30 p.m. Wednesday·

Spanish Bible Study 7 p.m. Thu,.,day,

IBAPTUS"ii' IFIB'si Bapi!st Cll'llurc91

Canizo:w Hayden SmiU1, Pastor

Sunday School-9:45 a.m. Sunday worship-11 a.m .. 7:15 p.m. Church tmining-6:30 p.m. Sunday

Firs~ Bap~lst Ctunclh Ruido..o

420 Mechem Drive D. Allen Cearley, Pastor

Sunday Sohoo.l-9:30 a.m. Sunday worship-10:45 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday services-? p.m.

First Bap'Hst C91urch Ruidoso Downs

Mike Bush, Pastor Sunday School-9:30a.m. Sunday worship-!! a.m., 7 p.m. Church training-6 p.m. Wednesday seiVo=s-7 p.m.

First BapUst Church • Tinnie Bill Jones, Pastor

Sunday School-9:45 a.m. Sunday worship- II a.m.

Mescalero IBaptlsa Mission Mescalero

James Huse, Pastor Sunday School-! 0 a.m. Sunday worship-II a.m., 7:15pm. Training Union-6:30p.m. Sunday Wednesday seiVices-6:30 p.m.

Ruidoso Baptist Church 126 Oturch Dri.ve Palmer Gateway

Wayne Joyce, Pastor Randel Widener. Associate Pastor

Sunday School-9:45a.m. Sunday worship-10:45 a.m .• 6 p.m. Wednesday Bible study-7 p.m.

Trinity Southern Baptist Church

Capitnn (south.on Highway 48) Floyd Goodloe, Pastor

Sunday School-9:45 a.m. Sunday worship-11 a.m., 6 p.m. For information, caJ.1354-3 I 19

BAHA'I FAITH

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

Ruidoso Arid Group Meeu at the Stroud Building, Lower Level, rear entrance. Sundays--8 p.m. open ladies and mens stag meeting. Mondays-Noon AA meetings and 8 p.m. Step Study. Thesdays--8 p.m. closed AA and Alan on. Wednesday&--Nocn AA meetings and 8 p.m. closed AA and Beginner's night and Alanon Step Study. Thursdays--Noon open women's meet· ing and 8 p.m. Social open 1111d Alanon. Fridays--Noon AA meetings and 8 p.m. Book Study. Saturdays--8 p.m. AA open. Birthday a. last Saturday. Phone number 258-3643

Ruidoso Area Group Meets in the Community United Methodist Omrch, 220 Junction Road. AA and Alanon, 1 p.m. Tueodays. AA open meeting, 7 p.m. Sarurdays.

Co-Dependents Anonymous

Meets at Texas-New ·Mexico Power Company. Step study meeting, 7 p.m. Thesdays.

Narcotics Anonymous

Serenity Mountain Group. Meets ut St. ffieanor's Calbolic Church at 7:30p.m. every Thursday night. Por moll' information call Susan at 258-3149, evenings only.

ALL AMERICAN DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB Meets at the Ruidoso Senior Citizens Center at t p.m. Sqturdtlys. Open game. Novice players welcome. For Information, call Ruby Greenhaw 257-7411.

ALTO WOMEN"S ASSOCIATION

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!e)S)~~·o F$~~hl Meeting in membefll' bo!lles. For infonuMioil, call 2~8-4ll7.

CATHOILBC S~. IEBeanor

CaahoDic Clhlurell:n Ruidoso

Reverend Richard Catanach SacJl!.lllent of Penance-saturday 6 p.m. or by appointment. Saturday Mass-7 p.m. Sunday Mass-10 a.m. (Englhl,)

1t :30 a.m. (Bilingual) Sunday Mass-St. Jude Thaddeus,

San Patricio-8 a.m. Women's Guild-7 p.m. the third Monday -Knights of Columbus-? p.m. 2nd and 4th

Tuesday.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Capitan Saturday Mass-5 p.m. Sunday Mass-9 a.m. Ladies group-10 a.m. the last Thursday

Santa Rita Catholic Church

Canizozo Fr. Dave Bergs, Pastor. Saturday Mass-6:30 p.m. Sunday Mass-11 a.m. Ladies gr,oup-3 p.m. alternate first Sunday. and 7 p.m. first Monday

St. Theresa Catholic Church

Corona Sunday Mass--6 p.m.

First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)

Bill Kennedy, Pastor Hull and Gnvilan Canyon Road, Ruidoso Sun day School-K -12/Adult-9 :30 a.m. Regular Sunday worship-10:45 a.m. Otancel Otoir-Wednesday-7 p.m. Youth Group--Sunday--6 p.m.

CHURCH OF CHRIST Capitan Highway48

James "Shorty" Winfield, Minister Sunday Bible srudy-10 a.m. Sunday worship-11 a.m., 6 p.m.

Wednesday Bible study-7 p.m.

Gateway Church of Christ Ruidoso

Jimmy Sportsman, Minister Sunday Bible study-9:30a.m. Sunday m()ming worship-!0:30 a.m. Sunday evening worship-:-6 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting -7 p.m. Timrsday ladies' Bible class-

9:30a.m. Women's workday-fin! Wednesday.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LATTER DAY

AMERICAN LEGION Roben J. Hagee, Post 79

MeeiS in lbe American Legion Building at U.S. Highway 70 nnd Spring Road in Ruidcr-~o Downs, 7 p.m. 3rd Wednesday.

B.P.O.E. No. 2086 Elk's meelli in the Elk's Lodge Building on U.S. Highwny 70. 7:30p.m. first and third Thursdays.

B.P.O.DOES Does meet in the Elk's Lodge Building on U.S. Highway 70 •. 7:30 p.m. second and fourth Thursdays.

BETA SIGMA PHI Four choptem meet in members" homes. 7:30 p.m. seaJnd and fowtb Monda)'ll. For infonnntion, 257-5368, 257-4651.

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Boy Scouts

Troop 59: 7-8:30 p.m. Mondays at the Episcop:ll Chbrch of the Holy MounL ScoulmnnterSteve Norbury, 258-3417. Cub Scouts: Ruidoso p3ck meeting nt 2 p.m. the third Sunday. Por infonnntlon. in Lincoln County, ccll258-4152.

CHRISTIAN SERVICES OF LINCOLN COUNTY INC. Volunteers serving lhe lena fortunr:ue in the nll'tl. 7 p.m. firnt Mondnyo n~ 120 Junction Road (Chun:h of Christ build· ing). President Rick Osborne, 257·1162.

DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

Meets in membero• homes at nco:O the second Thumdny. For ..nfcnnntion~ cafl 257-7186.

DISAr.LED AMERICAN VETERANS.

coe.;cor.Y chapter 23' , bA V il'liiets in the .Ameni:a'n .Legion · Hllll, »ishwoy 70 :laJ1d Spffli~; Rood in Ruidoso l)bWI'l!l at 'tp:fl)•fimt Tuetday;

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Church of·Je~us Chr8stLDS RuldoJSo Bmncb

12 miles north cf Ruido'o on Highway 48 on east side

between mile posts 14 and 15. 336-4359 or 258-9138

Sunday: Sunday School-tO a.m. Priesthood Relief Society· II a.m. Prim11ry & Yowig WQlnen-11 a.m.

.. Sacrament meeting-noon

Church of Jesus ChrlstLDS Mescaler() Branch

Marvin Ham;en, President 434-0098

Sunoay: PriestiJOQd & Relief Society meeting-11:30n.m. Sunday Sc.bool & primary-noon Sacrament meeti.ng-10:30 a.m.

EPISCOPAL EplscopaJ Church of the

Hoiy Mount 121 Mescalero Trail, Ruidoso Father John W. Pe1m, Rector

Sunday Eucharist-S & 10:30 a.m. Wednesday: Daughters of King~noon Eucharist & healing-5:30p.m. Choir pmctice-7 p.m.

Eplscopsl Chapel ot San Juan

Lincoln Sunday: Holy Eucharist-10:30 a.m.

St. Anne's Episcopal Chapel

Glencoe Sunday: Holy Eucbarisr-9 a.m.

St. Matthias Episcopal Chapel 6tll & E Street, Carrizozo

Sunday: Holy Eucbarist-9:30 a.m.

FOURSQUARE Capitan Foursquare

Church Highway 48, CapitM

Harold W. Pcny, Pastor Sunday School-tO a.m. Sunday worship-11 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible study-7 P.·ffi-

· FUt..L. GosP.·a·L· · Mission Fa...-nt;;.lh otl..ivlng

Water Full Gospel San Plllricio' · •. · ·

Sunday School.' tO a·t:n· Evening se.fVk~-7:30 p.m. Sunday; Tue~d!ly ancl Fri!l!ly

JEHOVAH.'S WITNJ!SS Ruldosoqkrn$Jdo_m tiall 106 Alpine ViUage Rpl\!1. Hwy 48 .

2S8·3~S9. 251S•3277 Sunday pu~lic t.atk-1:30 p.m. Sunday Watchtoweh2:2() p.!ll. Tue~daY Bible ~tudy-7:30p.m. Thursday ministry schoot~7:30 p.m. Thu'rsda)i service meet-8:20p.m.

Congreg~clon Hlspana de los Testlgos de Jehova

106 Alpine Village Road, Hwy 48 ' ~8-3659. 336-707(; .

Reunion publica Dom.-10 a.'m;. Estudio de In Atalaya Dom.-H;l:SO a.m. Estudio de llbro Lun.-7 p.m. Escuela del mb\lst¢rio teocratico

Mier.-7 p.ni. .' Reunion de servi~io Mier.-7:SO p.m.

LUTH.ERAN Shepherd of the Hills

Lutheran Church 1210 Hull Road

2S8-4t91, 257-5296 Kevin L. Krolm, Pastor

Sunday worship 10:30 a.m.· Sunday School and Adult Bible Class 9:30a.m .. A member of lhe Missouri Synod

METHODIST Community United Methodist Church

220 Junction Road Behind.Daylight Donuts Craig Cockrell, Pastor

Sunday Scbool-9:30.a.m. Sunday worship-10:30 a.m.

. United MethOdiSt · Churctt Parlsh

Trinity Carri:tozo/Olpitan 648-2893, 648-2846

Thomas C. Broom, Plll!tor

Club Calendar FRATERNAL ORDER OF

POLICE l;.ODGE #26 Meets at the BuD Ring Restmlrant at noon every Thursday.

FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY Meets at the Ruidoso Public Librury. 4 p.m. firnt Monday.

GOLDEN AGE CLUB Meets at the Ruido30 Senior Citizens Center behind the Ruidoso Libmty at noon first and third Wednesdays for covered dish lunch nnd go.mea.

HUMANE SOCIETY OF LINCOLN COUNTY

meets at noon the third Wednesday at Texas Club.

KIWANIS CLUB Meets at K-Bob's in the American Room nt noon Thesdaya. Viniting Kiwanis members welcome.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Father E. Dolan Council

Meets in the parish hall at St. meanor'11 Catholic Church at 7 p.m. second ond fourth Tuesdays. Robert l!. Nys, grond knight.

LAMAZE PREPARED CHILDBIRTH CLASSES

Six·week session every eight weeko. meets at the Lincoln County Medical Center. The instructor is Jint AM Rasco,

· RN certified chlldbitlh' educator. Ctill 257-1381 for intormation o.r to regloter for clnsses.

LINCOLN.COONTV. BASSMASTERS.

Meeta at 6:30 p.m. the ·second Wednes· day in the bnef'ttlg ··I'OOtll_ ni the R.uid6so

·Police . ~partmatt. . ·.P~sident IU. lJames, ~~~s~ 1;. 't~il'!tary-trertsuret Bill Strou~. 256-4480-()'t 1SS•S'C)9g, ·

FYI .•. Changes 10 the Church Blld Oub

Calendar should be submitted in writing to The Ruidoso News; PO Box 128; Ruidoso NM 88345.

LINCOLN COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER

AUXILIARY Meets in lbe hospital conference room at 9:30a.m. first Tuesday. ·

LINCOLN COUNTY SHER~FF'S POSSE

Meets at the Lincoln County Pair Build· ing in Capitan nt 3 p.m. the first Sunday. President Joe Smith. 336-4755.

LIONS INTERNATIONAL r:venfng, Lions Club

Meeta in the Uons Hlit on SkyJLIJid behind Mountain Laundry Tuendays for supper.

Ruidoso Valley Noon Lions Meetu at Cree Meadows Country Club at noon Wednesday.

MASONIC LODGE #73 Meets in the Eastern ~tnr Building in the Pnlmer Gateway nten tlt 7:30 p.m. first Monday. W.M.-1..«1 Mitch¢!. 258- · 4182; secretary,J.A. Bruber, 258·3348.

NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS serenity Mountain Group

Meets at S~ Eleanor's Caihotic Church. 1130 p.m; 'lliUi'Qdays. Use the rectory doon · · ,

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l.I.NCOlN COUNTY ~·FOOt) b~NK .

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Mee'tll·nt J<•Bob'ii Restaumni at, 10 tuft. aeci4,lnd Tu~sday. Jl'rir .intonnati(ln, call i$8·5iftUJ2584980~ ct 25'8-4'()23. . ,

. In tlie 'Pfn~t 'Pll:s};yierlau· Cll\®lt .on: N~>b . Hut Boahl. m~etfi At 7,Vp.m, the 1h.trd. · nuusaay. 170«1 b~ hOUrs 61'1i 1l0on..it ;p.m. Mot1day, W~dnesday imd. l?zida)t •. · For inCornratiori~ ~ 257-5823. · ..

·UNCOLN.COUNTV HOMESUILDEAS

. . OPfiNIIST CLOd . · , Meets·~wry TUesdar at ::t-nob•s irom

·. · :. t$:30:.7:30 p.m. Fol'int'oilnati1X1. tall Bm~ trtett H~~li?2S3'~S717• · .

· ·ORDER. OF 'f'H~. .. A ... ARANTH ..

Meet&· at ~ M~dQWs R~t.uran' ·at 6:,1$ p.m. tbe lit~t. rttesli'ar· PtesidertL ..

· Bill C~cUus. ,.

Pondetosa ·court~· Meetutlb~ Baitem Star Suilding in 1ha P.-bntr ,Gateway· an:~t the f(ltiilh ltrlday lor .:ovend..di•h dinper ·~ 6:30 J).ili, ll.lld

. LINCOLN COUNTY· , . LEAG~~::sOMEN ..

Meelf &t11:30 a:m. the: tftitd Monday at llit' Jipirc:opal ChutciJ ct lhe lloly

· Mount. JJoant wets at 10 a.m. before tlte. regular . meeting, President Genevieve ~weJl. Por W'ortnlltion, write to Box 1705. RUldoto NM 88345;

buiiMsut 7:3lJ p.m. ·· . •.···· · . · · ·

OADSA OF THE " eAStERN STAR AuldcJSO Chapter MGS

Meets in tht~ &stem Star Building in the P.tmer GateWay al'lea at 7:3() t;.m •. set? · 00<1. 'l'hur.day. Vjsiting members w~t.;. CM'!e. ·

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2$8·9279.; ~51~!!64 . Bible Stud)i-:7 p.m. Tuesday . . : Pmise &,. Prayer-6 p.m .. Thvrs®Y: Sunclny Sqbopl-10 1\ •• nt. Sundi\y Sund11y Evening Servlc!'S·6 p;rn.

NAZARENE , Angus Church

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At Bonito Park Nau.re•ie Conference Center, .Angus, ·t2 nlil~~~·· oonh of

Ruidoso oil (-lighwl\y 48 , .,,,, .... _Gharles Jiail, Pastor

-. j36~8032"'·~· S~day School-9;45 a.m. Sunday worship-10:45 n.m &.6;30 p.m. Wednesday fellowship-6:30p.m.

PRESBVTERtAN First Presbyterian church

Ruidoso, Nob Hill · 257-2220

Bill Scholes, Interim Pastor Church ~c)Jool-9;30 a.m. Sunday worship-It a.m. Potluck fellowship lunch afto:r worship the third Su.nday; women's Bible' study and brown bag lunch at noon 'the second Tuesday. ·

Mountain Ministry Parish . Community United Presbycerilln Church

of Ancho Sunday worship-9 a.m. SWJday School-tO a.m.

Corona Presbyterian Church Worship-..-11 a.m. .

Nogal Presbyterian Church Adult Sunday School-tO a.m. Worship--11 a.m.

REFORMED CHURCH Mescalero Reformed

Mescalero Bob Schut, Pastor

Church school-9:30a.m. Sunday worship-10:30 a.m. ~on. junior ltlgh youlb-6:30 p.m. Wed. hi~ school meeting-7 p.m. 'l'bur. i(,Jds Oub (nrndes 1-5)-3:30

REPUSLlCAN PARTY OF LINCOLN COUNTY

Meetn the first Monday of each month at 6 p.m. Anyone interented ia welcome. For infonnnt.ion coli 336-4050.

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Ruidoso Hondo Valley Club Meets at the BuD Ring Restaurant ll1 noon 'Ii_!eado.ys.

RUIDOSO CARE CENTER AUXILIARY

Meets in the Ruidooo Care Center dining room at 12:15· p.m. third Thursday for free lunch with ~our advance reserva• lions. 1:15 p.m. progl'lUD for patientB and guests. Everyone welC91Jle.

RUIDOSO DOWNS · LADIES AUXILlAAY

Meet!! in the auxiliruy room ot ·the Ruidooo Downs village maintenance building (usc i,lte west entrance). 7 p.m.

· first Moodily;

RUIOOSO DUPLICATE BRID~ECLUB

Meets' at the -Ru(doso Senior ¢iti:umn Center behind Ruidoso PuljUc l-ibrary at 7 p.m. Thm®y11. Call 258-4332'.

. .AUib0$0 FEDERATED :WOMAN'S C~l)$ .

MCl::JS in th.e W!m~an'o Club 'nuilding. U:t Evergreen Road ellCJi .M()riclay at uoon1 c:O\tered dfsh lunclteoll follow~cl

. by iiiltlti!D oad ~~~ 1~30 p.m. ~eeond· Wtld-,. , r)~day. (Sei,)Wmber tJm)ugll May) for

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RUIDOSO GARDEK CLUB . . Mepts in varioliillOClltiOilll' of 10 li,m. thtJ t1t1ro 1\les®y. Por information; call. 258~ . , $5'Mor25'1-2877. • ·

... AQII):OSO GUN CLUB .. · M~l$ at · Texfts~l\!l)w Mexico -Powc~ .

: amapany \It 7r3D p.rii~ third Wedn~•day. P~i!knt. Bobl)y -ArtleU, 25'1~9540;. sec~ reta'Y< Mifi:(; MCittiil, 2~7 .:.4~0:4· ._ ·

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i. ~t~. ut J~~id¢s~ ~~~blit: Ubr4ry At · 11:30 a.m.- fminh 'N¢~day f()t' covered

.. ·c;dislt luncheon. :P.rogtarh at t .p,m·~AU ace. . . v.--etQOOI~ . . > . . . . .

RUIDOSO 1-'UBl.l¢ . LIEIAA"V

D a.m. w 7 p.m. Mclitdty llttoosh 1liuts .. day~ 9 A.m. toSp.n1. Fdday; 10a.m, to% p.lt.l. Saturday. Call 251-4335.

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R!lidoso .rueit'li Bible sl.tidy.noon, Jl.:f~ll~ . day, r;zza flu" Mlli:hell) Dnve ·

.• cn2it;1n youlb group-7 p.m. Wednllsclny upiJ~ fllir b~ildJ,,g : · · · W91~en 's B•~le Stqdy•6:30 Mondays Adiilt Bible $t\Jdyr6:30. p.m. 'f:hurs~ys

. Chi'I,M e<:trn;n~nlty . f'~UQW$hlp ·

Capltl,\1); Hig•\way 38.0 West·· Pall. Clatter, Pastor·

. 3.54.2!158 Sunday Scbool~9:30 a;m. . SIJilday v,:orship·llll.m., 6130 P·J1l·

Cornerst.one- Church Cbndeston Sqlltt~. SuiJI' c

613 S1.1ddertb Drive H.D. Hunter, Pa$tor

Sunday services 10 a.m. & 6p.m. . Wednesday-7 p~m.

Peace Chapel · Unlversall,.lfe'Church LOcated. at Poncho de PllZ retreat .

GtwJian Ca11Yon Road, 1/2 mile east of junction at Highway 48 nonh and

Gavilan Canyon Road . J~1sle Price, f>.astor

336:7075 Morning chllpel~:40 .a.m. Monday· thro111.1h Friday. Sunday service-10:15 a.m. every week at Peace Chapel. except lbe first Sunday of the month wheo lbe se!Vice is at 10:15 a.m. al Ruidoso Core C'.euter. Vespers- 7:15 p-.m.-third Thursday ./

Potter•s House Christian center

441 Sudderth Drive Bob Bond, Pastor

257-6929 1 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sm1days;

7:30p.m. Wednesdays.

Ruidoso Word Ministries Ruidoso Downs

AI and Marty Lane, Pastors

378-8464 Children's Ministries-9:30 n.m. Sunday v.;orship-10:45 a.m. Wednesday seNices-7 p.m.

Trinity Mountain Fetrowshlp

110~ Q'~Jvihln' Canyon R®d '¥ 336-421~

Sunday ScHool: 9-10 a.m. Pellowahlp: 10'--10:30 (l.m. Wornhip: 10·30 a.m.-noon

• .RUibOSO·SHRINE CLUB

Meets Ill Cree Meadowa RelltaUrant· at 6:30 p.m. fourth Wednenday. Por infonnntion. ca11 258-3348, 336-417S or 336-4125.

SERVICE CLUB COUNCIL Meets nl K-Bbb•a. nooo, the firtt Monday each moolb.

SIERRA BLANCA AMATEUR RADIO CLUB

Meeta Ill the Deck House at 9 a.m. Saturday II. For infol"'Jlntioo, ca11 Dusty Rhodes. 2S7-213S; or Dick Shaw. 257-5610.

SIERRA BLANCA DUP~ICATE BRIDGE CLUB Meet& at. th~ Senior Citl1£011 Center be· bi!id. . the Ruidooo. PUblic l..ibrnry for wecldy cpen nstd novice gmnea. 7 p.m. Mondays end 1 p.m. Tuetda.ya.

. SIE:RRA BLANCA SWINGE:RS

Metu t\1 Nob lliU El~entiuy for lmaic Md ftlainslnlilm aqtillre tll\neipg Ill 8 p.m. first ·anctlhird 11iul'Jid!1y'd, Pot lllrcmlotfon, c:aU 2S'1·:al35 or257-~883.

SEATOMA CLUB

A weight·lbil!l. group. Teni meet.i a~ t{ .. · , llob•s tt(fi:3() p.al .• Wednes4f:aya, ·. · .

'ftJU~~DAY BAIDG~ H. t~.irl. ThPI'!ldtiya fit. •Cree Mea~owa. For infolfi'lntlod, ·ci.a11'~S8·36g1, · · · .

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1 p.m. the third Monday at the publi(} rmetinl moot at R.uidMo ltitk School. . Jade W. Weber. J!ftliclmt; Gl(llia Wel)l'!r, !li!emary. For infonnatioo, Ulll 2S8'·3S50,

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