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The entire documentary, which was fIrst shownin 1994, is 67 minutes long. It also includes oral his­tories about other notable Lincoln County residentssuch as Sheriff Pat Garrett and Gen. BlaclQackPershing, who served at Fort Stanton.

"I was glad to get it in the festival because it'sbeen several years (since the documentary wascompleted)," Michaels said, adding that usuallyonly recent films are allowed. 'We had the premiereat the Museum of the Horse (in Ruidoso Downs)several years ago." It also has been shown at thePalm Springs International Film Festival and theInternational Documentary Film Festival inLisbon, Portugal.

ThP documentary excerpt will be shown at 10a.m. Saturday in the Cafre Tazza at 122 CarsonRoad in Taos. The flim festival began Thursday andconcludes Sunday.

Michaels is featured as an actor in another filmat the festival, "Lewis & Clark & George."

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Bill RigglE!5/RUidoso NewsJohn Meigs and Eileen O'Brien chat about the future of the chapel where they're sitting on Meigs' property. It gets good strongsunshine from the south and Is sunounded by a garden.

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A 20-minute segment of a documentary ofLincoln County's residents recalling the area's his­tory will be shown this weekend as part of the pres­tigious Taos Film Festival.

"It's an oral history from the direct descendantsof the people who knew Billy the Kid," said fIlmdirector Delana MiChaels, a Ruidoso native and for­mer West Coast actor.

She excerpted sections about Billy the Kid fromher documentary "Storytellers of Lincoln County"for the festival.

Michaels' father, Carmon Phillips, sells the doc­umentary at his Old Mill gift shop in Ruidoso andhas collected local history through his photography,

Ruidoso director shows localhistory at Taos Film Festival• "Storytellers of Lincoln County" documentaryexcerpt will be shown at 10 a.m. Saturday.

BY TONI K. l...A.xsONR.UlDOSO News STAFF WRlTE.R.

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i What was once a'gallery stuffEd full of the unusu-.l "and the fine i$ being converted into i1 retreat, a-Place' '.~ v,isitorscan look for emotionalpeaoe ands~~.•~~mner reflection.' .

'The retreat will be run by the Benedictine monksand nuns, a group that first settled into New Mexico atRecos, where their paths crossed that ofJohn Meigs lastyear.

Over several decades, Meigs amassed a collectionranging from the unique, such as an 1893 Chicago ferris-.eel crafted out of toothpicks, to marveloU8sk.etchesa1ttl paintings by famous artists, fIrSt edition books andantique furniture and accessories,

About 42 years ago, Meigs bought a two-room house.Over the next five decades, he added land and walls tocreate a sprawling 19-room home and gallery along theltio Hondo in San Patricio near The Sentinel Ranch,O"WDed by his long-time friends, the late Peter Hurd andHenriette Wyeth.

lOut after his adopted son, Clinton Meigs, died a fewyears ago, Meigs had no family to take care of him as heaged - or to care for his collection and home after hisdeath. So he started looking around and after two failed8t'empts to WOl"k out an arrangement with the state, heturned to the members of a Benedictine monastery inPecos. for help.

And they ·were eager to offer Meigs a refuge for therest of his life in exchange for the 12.8-acre tract andbuilding.

Delana Michaels

'.. 'l!dict.ifle monks and nuns arrive in Sa.. Patricio with;', to, tilm the fort!'er Meigs Gallery into II retreat for

se.eking inn!," diScovery and peace.

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that's if the Department of Interiorsigns the compact."

Lobbyists and state officials havequestioned whether the Indian gam­bling compacts within the bill willgain necessary federal approval,because of the 16% the state is toreceive from video machine revenuesat Indian casinos.

Rob Burpo, a lobbyist for theMescalero Apache Tribe, said in earli­er interviews he thought the percent­age was too high to gain a signaturefrom the U.S. Department of Interior.He said the state revenue share vi<rlates a federal mandate that requirestribes retain gambling exclusivity.

Catherine Bedell, spo~esperson

for the Mescalero Tribe, saidThursday the tn"be has no officialcomment until after the MescaleroApache Tribal Council reviews theconwact in the new bill.

Gov. JolJ,naon; in a prepared state­mentTh~,said the bill he signedwas "somewhat different from the bill

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• One down - one to go, say local gam­b�ing entities in response to governor'ssigning of the bill to legalize gambling atIndian casinos, tracks and clubs.

Governor Johnson signs offon Legislature's gambling bill

Gov. Gary Johnson signed theLegislature's gambling bill Thursday,moving at least two local organiza­tions one step closer to becomfng gam-bling entities. I

'Well, I think it's about titne," said1bmmy Hall, chairman of trustees atthe Elks Club on State Highway 70.Besides existing Indian caSinos, thebill legalizes gambling mac!hines atfraternal organizations and race­tracks. "As long as they treat us equalto the IndiallS, I think it's great," Hallsaid

"The gqvemor said all along thathe would Sign the bill, so we werepref4r comfortable with that," saidRick Baugh. Ruidoso DownsRacetraCk ~general· manager. "Butweve got dne more step to go and

iJY TONI K. LAxSON'l!mDOso NEWS STAFF WRITER.

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Board trashes Ruidoso ideasfor garbage collection service• A lack of unanimous supportWednesday for a plan to revive the SolidWaste Authority may fJ!Ompt Ruido~'to assUme its own collectIon service_.officials say.

'BY ToNI K. l...A.xsON,ItVIDO$O NEWs STAFF W1UTE.R.

into argumentative debate, the 11­member LCSWA board discussed sixproposals from the Ruidoso Council toimprove its garbage collection service.Ruidoso has received endless com­plaints about Jitter around trash bins Donaldson said.because of wild animals and poor ser- The board didn't vote on the othervice. five ipuints recommended. by the

Board member Monroy Montes, Ruidoso CQuncil. 'One "no" vote and one abstention wtto also chairs the Lincoln County Shaw walked out of the meeting

Wedn~kept Ruidoso representa- Commission, voted against Ruidoso's shortly after the split vote.ttives on the Lincoln County Solid proposal for LCSWA to becotpe a rate- 'We voted on one thing and they'Waste Authority Board from the ~tting authority. Currently, village refused to vote on anything else, And.unanimous support they said is essen- and county members on the board set I didn't see any reason in wasting mylt4al to make the countywide garbage their rates. time listening to things I've listened'.......... viable. . . '"Il> IiI<e ther is tcllike dis- to for three years," Shaw explained

'3. :e:onsider a, n.egative if· we can't S()lviJ),g~tJteSpua '. ~.'Aut~~ri!'Y ~ it later.i:'get atl~ a conceptual agreement:' now exISts and g It a special dis- Arguments at the meeting rangedl.ftuidoso Mayo}" Jerry Shaw said., trict,"Montes saidot the chaplte. from what would have been included

"We. as a councU. have ~mer'- At ant; point in. the .meetin~~ in a halted.LCSWA study by Eastern,siona to make," Ruidoso Coon . o;r Monu:s smd "I feel lUte a hostage, . Ne~ Metdco University, to whetherIlWbert Donaldson said. "And tim is refern.ng f"9,~e ~uldoso ~roDosals. Ruidoso sold the LCSWA poor equip­('Of th, essence. ~usewe have go .a Board n;a~mber ~a.Kuhnel, ment when the consQrtium was,..l~. out tberewhm (Ruidoso) rep.1'&- .~yor ..Of.~" ~.~'~ abtlist..:aktit1ed from ,f~rm~d, to ""beth.er pine needles:·~t8:50to .~.'o/the reve~tJe...9ttJrl$ .~e vote: ,YY,~en: dSltt!d .e .. ason for should be picked up by! U.e service.f..~And I'll ,be honest ..• bU.'Tcan'! 'herr~bst4Witi6~~tit!1!Jai ~ she did 'We can sit and i8Ik about the., $IPpOrt signing Ruidoso's future not like to be . ed. ~. past all day lqng. But can we please. $Way;b.r·signittg a 101m' if I don't think (' ~nue,fjvm'Ruid~s~ll;~jon. tbi8~eaDworltl', j \ ". " • ,.~rn~1J;'eP~ta.t\J.e,lJl4iotity otUle

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sold some 01' bIB~1994,. butkoIptthe IB'bne •intact. He's tryIag 110 •where they should go after hiadeath.

lila archival 1DllterII\1,~tore and other cIocuJlIeota hawbeen given to New MexicoState University~Las Cruces. An exhibit 01"of the art he has ,_open Sept. 6 and nm thni*4JliOct. 12, at the uDiversity, andwill include paintinp and_s by __ of tlJa·Hurd and Wyeth fllmilies.''''

"I didn"t start out con­scioua1y to oollect any spsciIiothing.. Meigs said. "I was.•assembler, but I wound up avera period of years having s0me­thing of everything in which Iwas interested. It was a won­derfullife to have been here."

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. Meigs, a former publlsherand artist in Hawaii whoattended the Grand ChemierAcademy in Paris Cor his arttrainitJg, moved to New Mexico

bui1dinp in IlOOli shape,O'Brien said.

If vlsitlag the ..."""'w,don"t look for members 01'. theorder to be weariDg tJ:aditioaalrobes. Whlle they still donwhite robes for services. theireveryday choice ia atreetclothes, since most have jobsoutside the monastery.

O'Brien, who ia from Min·nesota and California beforecoming to New Mellico, IIBid therobes are too cumbereome fbrthe work abe did for live yearsat a hospice. She had visitedthe monastery for 22 years,b......... deciding to join the.......

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I prepared and introduced a~ the beIli!"ning of the session. But I believe~ bil!will take us one step closer to a resolution.

He said the compacts he signed withgaming tribes two years ago served to"spark a lot of dialogue and criticism,"which in turn also helped forge a resolu­tion. Courts have said those compacts areillegal because the Legislature didn'tapprove them, but now the Legislature hasapproved the new compacts.

..After 13 years of confusion surround­ing Indian gaming in the state, we nowhave a lsw which would regulate Indiangaming and allow the state to share ~erevenue of Indian gaming," Johnsoh Bald.'The law would also recognize limitedvideo gaming at racetracks, fraternal andveteran organizations."

Under the bill, fraternal clubs andrscetracks will be required to pay the state25% of the net win from gamblingmachines. 'Ii-acks would have to put anoth­er 20% into race purses. and clubs 88%

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MQay .t.hinp the Pt:_house 'needed .........~.f'roD1 different prieeta'in 'BantaFe.

"We got a beautiful taber­nacle from SL Fl'ancls~..dral in Santa Fe, other prieetagave us pews. cllairs ancfplacesto put their veatinenta. It allcame from ditTerent places,,"O'Brien aaid. "They were ""'Y

geI,=~it will take to~­ish the prqject depends onwhen and how money ia raIsecI,she said. Father Paul Masden,a contractor and ensineerbefo.te becoming a priest andjoinin(l the monastery in-.ia in charge of the prqject.

Lupe andAlberto Marquez,caretakera for the new retreatand previously with Meigs."are jewels." and keep the

Gambling: Local groups wait fbfnext"step';":''''':''into charities. . what, and J>rmg a eontlnuous ftow" of visi-

Baugh IIBid the Ruidoso tIowns Race- tore tobridge over slow SllIjIIOD8, he said.track intende to install all of the 300 gam- • TIl, Ruidoso Elk's·(JIflb; allowed tobling machines allowed under the new bill. 0JM!I"Ste 16 gambling"'=under theThose machines probably won't be opsra- neW 1egia1ation, will be machinestiona! until the &rat of the year. because '~the club ~as scilSIi,,_ ~Is~the bill alao requires creatioo of a stategaming commisaion beforehand, Baugh the gambling ~lJes _said. .~ last year, the ~ .four

"And trom past scenarios. from watch- Jiiadbines -- could w.e·ing the lottery board established and all of ...t4.,Revenues from themr 'that, it will take some time for them to ~$1,OIio a month. he "establish thia ......mission.. he said. used to the money to "send the k!dIl to col·

Once the video macldnes are iTl. the ~. to help the Girl Scouts, the Bo.1JIlracetrack will be open year-round instead Scout8, imd the senior citizena," he IIBid.Uof just seasonally, Baugh 1IBid. 'Wlth~ Additional machines at the. club maycasino operation ... we ==ly have not result in addit\ooJ\!,.nione,y for civic pro­around 70 year-round ,which jeI!ta, though, Hall aaid: I.. , •will be a great boost to the entire sconomy· "We're a~ 1llW>" )V...... IIJIt ~. , . And we hops to percentage-wise members and out 01~. we ~_ ha",increase (jobs) every year we~.. he ~ 16 or 20 who pia,ytli" the .macohines.said. So,I would l!8Y the~k"\l'l""~

Furthermore, racetrack gambling will more butnotagreat4olal-. "'"belp Ruidoso get off the eConomic "rolIer- "And rm pretty sure that we will notcoaster" it's been on, Baugh said. put in 16 machines. At the price they are

--rhis should level b118iness otT some- at,. we can"t afford it," HaD added. III

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"The idea definitely was __otthe order willa..........--· O'Brien 1IBid. - depend....,;;;"~.,on eaaie from l:: qn:;t~~group .:: " .

a Iiiend of '. hulld .....;;;;;"for them. For now,"I had the - muas- O'Brien is .alone eaeept &>r an

um in Santa Fe, but they have occasional~a basement full of stulf and "What they want to do Isafter two-and-a.~-yeara of build rooma with ·ate baths

. all :::r.,:w.iiDlied to do .talking, in the gaIleoy, a big diningwas to get the p - sell it," room kitcben, gift shw anaMeigs 1IBid. The aame _ q-ue office:· abe 1IBid. "Ourdiapelisofhia te1ks with the University nearly read,y. It ......~....of New Mexico. ~~~_, , ing,for us. It was ptli\ljIlt!' , .,"

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said."-=."a~andl~~~Meigs joked. But abe meantthe Benedictine order in _,which raj.ses bees and makeshoney to help it survive.

Meigs'a key conditione tiedto the gift of the property and306-foot 10ng building in Mily1996, were tluot he would hevea place to live out the rest of hialife and that- the meadow, longknown 8S a peaceful andattractive place for meditationor celebration. could continueto be used by the public forweddings and other events.

Those conditione were justfine with the Benedictines, whoare enthusiaatic about the pr0­ject, even if they aren"t quitesure yet what the end productwill be.

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A glimpae into Lincoln aame posi~ Wltil hia~.County's paat, """,piled f'roD1 _,~was SUI"Vlwd by one s~,local newapa_ by Po11y E; .'~ Wells of Van Nuya,Chavez ,..... lforn18; two aunts. Mrs.

. , "'", " San Saba, Thxaa' ,..,' .r.w, Dalton ofRulli_NeWs and Mrs. F. McLain of Lub-April II. 1947 ~ Texas; two uncles. W.R.

Love1aee of Corona and C.P.LQvelace of Bock Springe,\\'iloming. The city and countylost a {"me citizen and ODe whowas liked and respected byeveryone who knew him. Hewilliong be missed.

Mn. R.E. Lenwn returnedhome from a three weeks visitin Ramona and San Diego.California, where she visitedMr. and Mn. E.I. Queen.

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The LCSWA, a consortiumar the CDUnt;y and s11 its villagegovernments, was fonned in1991 .and.' bel(lln or>eratic>n ill .1992. Before then, Ruidoso ranits own garbage collection ser­vice.

The RuidDsD Caunci1's pro- .possls included:· .

• The LCSWA must allow an inde­pendent party to study a tier syst.em ofraleB, in which eommwaities wouldselect the level ofgarbage collection ser­vices much like making 8, RUDW selec­tion;

• The LCSWA must have a profes- ;monal study made of the Ruidosoprbage transfer station and ita compli.ance with the, leaselpun::haee agree­ment r;jgned when Ruidoso sold it to theLCSWA; •

• The LCSWA must develop specif.ie policies and procedures reearding thecollection ofyard '?taste, s1aBh and otherspecial pick-up neieds. .

• And the LCSWA must adopt acapital improvement and replacementplan to ensure ita equipment Bta,ya in...... '_.

Borowski ahead ar time orjust show up at the schoolcomplex about 7:30 a.m.Experience with wiringwould be helpful, but Is not anecessit;y to help. .

LCSWA board member fromCapitan

''PersansJ~ I think wejumped the r;;Jf and got sheadofourselves."

- ·Joe Hayhurst, LCSWAboard member and RuidosoDowns~r

'1 don't see anyone canexpsct SDIlli!one to haul oft' 300bBgll ",pins needles for $9. Andthat has been expected ill thepast. It's one ar the thiDgs thathave strained this fsci1lt;y. It isone ar the things that liavestrsined this board. And pr0ba­bly cost more than~else not being paid for ... I real­ly fail tD ... how it is the SalidWaste Authority's rellJlDl"libilit;yto clean smnebody's yard up."

- Wilton Howell, fortrU#rLCSWA board member andLincoln Cou~cammisBioner

''It's not a matter ar cleanli­ness, guys. It's a matter ofwhetheryou ore going tD have abause ar not if yDli don't get_ pine needles up. Becsu...you are RDing tD he in greaterdanger this -sprhIg than you .were last" d-ain the threet DC'wildfire.

- GinTo'D~ .... /dosoreJIident oird· of Dr"'! RossDingman, a . SWA boardmmIber whti could not IJJbmdtIu! meetintJ because of a prior"~ in Albuquerque. ., ,

Capitan Schools seekhelp linking computers

VoI~teers are need,ed CorCapitan Net Da,y Saturday,when the three schools at Cap­itan wiD be wired together farcsble and computer hook-ups.

can librarian Becky

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get back on the issues?" Rui­doso Village Manager GaryJackson, also a board member,at point asked the bcfllrd; ,. ,"'

Proponents ar the six pro­posals ssid the LCSWA had tDhave rate-making authority,because without it the organi~

zation would a1w~ be underfunded.

Jackson and Montes ssidthe LCSWA could be.a rate­making authorit;y by forming aspecial' district. Jackson eaidan interim organization couldcarry on operations for 180days until that district was cre­ated. A seven-member boardcou1d be eJected to the specia1dietrict.

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that way; would have taxingauthority. It would haveenforcement authority. Itwauld not be the hDdgepodge arordinances and things that

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residents brought 46% moreanimAls to the shelter than1995, showing residents start­ed tsking care ar the probJemWhen the caunt;y didii't, Rig­gins eaid.Ths oount;y pays theeheJter $14,287 II year to meetetote requirements for humaneimpounding ar anima1s and forrabies quarantine.

"'1 think you would seetremendDus returns from thatone persan, ifhe was·dedicatedto finding the animals andpicking them up," RiggIns ssid.

Commissioner WiltonHowell said even ifsomeone ishired spsciflCa11y (or impound­ing, he would expect deputiestD round up 100se doge whenthey see them in pisces such asCorDDa. at the CDUnty's north.ern border.

''1"m not gaiDg to supportfunding a full-time control offi.cer," Howell said. "Come backat budget time with some fig­ures."'

The c;ommission may be­able to pa)' to use RuidDso'sACO ill prabJem sress sroundthe perimeter ar the villsgs, headded.

long distances to attend the mestiDgswithout reimbursements may have theirown agendas in mind rather than theinterests of the eaunty.

But Howell, noting that he does _collect travel reimbursement when heattends m_iDgs DC the Aesaciation arCounties in Santa Fe, said there are manyother _Ie wha don't expect saiitethingin return.

'Th create s~ terinS, initiallyfaur DC the VD~ns members will ·belISIliped flJUl'-y8ar twms and three willhave two-year termB. The non-votingmembers will serve one-year terms.

In other busines~re1eted tD the """ter,which is locsted about 12 miles east arRuidoso on .u.s. "10, commissionersattempted tD end up with a lower bid DIlthe construc:tWn of an autdDDr arena bybreaking the prqject into separate biddinglots for aspects.1SUch as sand, e1ectrica1 andblascher work.

Bids DIl tha whale prqject came in$116,000 more than the $130,000 budget­~ far the arena from federal grant numey.

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He propooed. that tha sher­if!' hire a perSDll withautdeputy certification and Jet

him handle just thapal't-time animalcontrol Dft'Ieer(ACOI iDh, and heoft'.....a tD help. tha

. sheriff to JlUttDgether a budgetfor impounding.

"People havegotten used to imcove.rage," Rigginssaid. Even beforethe oberift' 1_ theACO ill a budgetcut from the com­mission, the officerwas not bringing illmany animals, hessid, because pick-ing up dogs and.cats was a low pri­

ority. After the am- left, dis­patchers tDld the publicdeputies WDUidn't pick up ani­mala and referred their ca110 tocommissioners or the HumaneSociety, Riggins eaid.

In 1990 the oount;y ACO~ brouJdtt ill six oogs, Rig­gins ssid.The next year oount;y

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"I think youwould seelremendousreturns from thaione person, if hewas dedicated tofinding the ani­mals and pickingthem up."

Jim RJagIDJI,Adml";strato'~ Le.

H"mane Soc/eo' Sbe/If!,.

the Horse DIrector Bru"" Eldredge androdeo/roping event promoter Jerry~ssid that would prevent state officisls andother experts tram serving on the board.

Commission Chairman MOBroyMantes and Conunissioner Wlitan HDwe1lfavoi'ed s1lDwing aut-<>f-count;y members.ConunissiDners Rex WJ1son and WilliamSchw_ lesDed tDwsrd iII-eount;yonly. But as the mscusaion proCeeded,Hawe1l~ a mixture artha twa andDIck SWsnor, w1lQ wm:ks on the annua1oount;y Cowboy Symposium event at thecenter, propased a seven·perSDll VDtingboard, inc1udIJIg two at-large members,Plus Dthers with no vote.

Each COIIUIIislIioner will appoint ane arthe '\ding members, not necessarily fromhis_. They'll sll agree DIl the othertwo at-large-"""".

Hawe1l DOted that as members DC thecommi_, thDss advisers from atherareas will nDt msrge consu\tinf~one will be reImbureed for travear per-diem ..-..

Schwettmann said people who travel

well .. for the care ", the ani­mal whUe impounded •

He propooed 10aniIIIl a vehi-

cleand""i:menttDtheCaunt;y HumaneSOciety, if theiremp1<Jyees . wouldrespond tD ca110 out­side 1llUDicipolitie.But societ;y ehelteradministrator JimRimlino said with~ three einp!oy­.... the societ;y Juut.n't enough man­~ to handle theJab. 'Th hire adeli­.tional staff for· full""""'""II' wou1d betoo ooetJ,y, he said.

Since , theHumane Societydepends on dona-tion&, it wou1d be unacceptabletD have tD exp\ain tD caI1ero thata dog eouldn't be pickec! uphecIn'Be staff is busy with atherduties or dDoen't have encJU8h:::::i:{: he eaid. The pubIlc

""""Pt that t;ype ar~I­nation better from·tha s~solIice, he added.

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BY DIANNE STAUJNGSRUIDOSO NEWS STAPF WRITEJI

,.; CuJup1aints about "n_ ..m.- J'UDIIing loo8e ill~Il:lnmt<v. eoupled with Sherift'... Sullivan's request, haveCODJrinced cowity oommiBBion­_ tD take BIIDther look at pa,y.iDg; for an animal control offi­cer.

But they want a plan thatwill b8Jeoo~ve than the$lI6,OOO they were spend;ng fora deput;y wha was lISfIiBned tDAnjmal control under a previ­ous oberift', but spent ",- arhis time anewerIng other calls.

Sullivan, wha took olIice illJanuary, told Cl)IDmissioDe1'8'IUescIa.Y he is kJoking foradvice DIl the mpot economieaJmethod ar hand\ing the jab.Count;y and etote law specifi­cally places therespcmeihi1ityDIl the shoulders ar the oberift',Wleaid.• , ,The oount;y \uIe II leaeh law

that requires ali dogs tD be-Wained if they are oft' artheir awner's property. Owners...be tined -for· viDlation, as

'.' Advice abaut haw to manage andimprove the Llnco1n Count;y Rural EventsCenteJr. ill Glencoe will be coming mast1y~ caunt;y residents.,,\T-County Cammlssioners 'lUesc\ay

E that the seven members ar a newWoory board with '\ding powms shDUidoount;y taxps:yers, but tliciSe seven CDU1d

appoint up to seven ather nDD-'\dingmembers from outside or. inside the COUD­IiYlIDllkinA: it a possib\e 14-mmiJher boord.

The dilclsiDll will slIc>w the boord to~ universities and _ with

illstsFS larse horse shows.

i'..At the begin",,,, ar the discus8lon,~~neidentDoxie Cherry UIll"'i com­

""'!...."!'_ tD require sll IIllimbEii-s tD be~."fthe jlount;y sin"" taa money IsIIeh!8 spsilt DIl the __. But M..- ar

~untycommissioners calculate make-up~£ Glencoe Rural Events Center advisory board."

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.we didn't ,llif'itlIi.iI~\mow at the 1It~~biitlmejust I!aw lOWtotal that ',';',

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quickly e4justed t.o~ofa~~lA'hoompetitlon WI-~,_of ......._atiIhlIigimd bi~rubbiDg,_of~~wrDerS .,..•' ...~.­YOlteritiariall • _M'

last week .mit.....~.J",.. r«.:tim tohi!r~lII....",·4' ""'"; 'i:i.:. '/IlSogUt,. an BPP,DIiit.i!fment \br ... PIece of stratwlicBU1'JlllIY designed to~ tbI>~'ti tl>iine ........,~tion a bit'ttIoreunder~'

But...the timlng . wliswroug~'w ,~NG, 1'beuqles of _ 1leiIJrl!her '. ~tm8nt, anaaU~ ij;'e been Cop,yeat va.tbe stall'; she 'waittB'~ buts1Ul.I"il\'t·b.;[et out. . ..' ..

. The stalt's _ tokeepher iDdoonl is summediJnwitb a _ .~ O!l .tbl;back door: ''00 not let the _

Since early bcwhood John=:.~r yoy. gat to~ tbe kit-was an acolyte in the Episcopal ,~~1.lChurch, and 1ater stuilied 'for • __ ~=

tbe EPI=prieSthond at ~. ".., ...._._ iii GamJ>ie<" federal incomll ta,x paymentO~_· desdline is upcm US; 1I8l!t 'fueEoi:-

day is tbe da,y.' .. • ....At tbe UDiversity at'Thxas In the epirIt of that _'

be stUdied srchitec:ture. then, it's wortb noting that the. In World War II be served "a__"~ among1llll1as a n.enteoant iii tbe ........ '. must work~~Engineers. . •.,.,..... _of aell' Ii.'

On this beautll\11J\pr1\ day, work day~fede1:aI.April S. I look. ibrwaI'd to ,tbe ststeTh

andat . i I;ibirtbday of our brother John, ...and I fes! tbe "t of tbe Tax Foundation, W :

guo __~,__ brotbersptrtondly c\osemy ;also notes tbet beck in 1. I'..........., fon, tbe tax biW took just 58 •

as he viaite me tkym heaven. utes to pay. (For _ witbjobs, that is). l\ \

YOUR OPINION'

A guardian booth.- el in those days) to '"I'be_ 88 tbe .Alaskan~

Tbe following Oct. 27, 1909 called tbe "Laweo' 48," as weI was born, amf John ,_me SIlY IIOWlU!IIY&my guardian brother. I remem- After viai....- tbe ~_...her 'hearing John say "I am -... ...--going to tbe store to gat some . parente in Denver a~' J.oa

...,. n.__." Later be Angeles we went beck ti>:Alas­can"" ,or ~..," 'ka, this time to .run.,au,~returned smiling as tbe our father was BUperln~tsnowflakes were blown oftbe -.......Gold Mine.through tbe door as be came in.

.• Later on when I was about Lster on iii Ashland, Ore.,2 1/2 years ok\, John and I John became active as a Boywould walk clown to Mr. Hunt's Scout and~ Ii-omAsh·combination drug and eanoI.v land High .store to buy teIlY. . About 1921 tbe flQllily

John would lesd tbe way moved to Mexi<o where fathershouting "Mush" at tbe mala· worked for a silver smelter in

j!"te~:~~~ Copala, Siitaloa,. '.~le of tbe street. As we Here John became Ouent inapproached they would gat up Spanish. .on the snow piled up on theside oftbe street and look at uswitb Iiiendly curiousity.

There in their harness, tomy young eyes tbey lookedlarger than horses. At Mr.Hunt's store be !>ought tbree\arge striped bsgs full of teIlY,strawberry pink, l'hooolatebrown, and vanilla white. tor anickel. Muncbing on this eanoI.vwe retreeed our steps beck overtbe snow-packed street, pasttbe malamutes now dozing ontbeir perch ofpiled snow bY tbe-Bad< to 'The States'

Witb tbe family John cameby boat (tbe only mesns of.trov·

mE SaVER LINING

The birthd~y ~four brothetJor{il::

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CorlDa MoD-... who1_ wesk wrote about Rui.doso's CHINS (Children in

Aetually· tbe legislation. tbe l\uids for paor familieS they Need of Servie<ls) I>l'Ok1"BIQrepse\ed national we_ law cannot assist them for more notes'that CHINS oIIfce·lias......as we have known it for 60 than tWo years at :Ii til11e rior list-of people who !laVe 11\years. Under this law tbe fed- more tban \hoe YeQtS ma IlIil- ed~-- 'ftIr II

'lb tbe editor: ,. eral~ vacates tbe· tbiie.. ..' dJen· iii the past, and I'

We Jove Ruidoso...lfutr &aid, leavinglt'iitt tcto tbe stetes to "'~'L D~unon' m,emp\--" ~~t~;~......_We bew lived far IUIi;\ wide decide in 60 ditrerent ways ~.t:okiIJg&.r~~ ..- ....~"'!"'-...... I

intheUnitedSteles":'\d~ wbat responsibility, if ""y, tbe_~.. . ~too~ addtdtlle]>rovicler-IiBt.·, I. Of aU tbe plac~n1~ publie has for tbe welfare of .t<l.-.... seekitIg jobs, ~..::,~hical

lived we chose Ruidoslt. tbL:;.. poor families. pill!! !' larger nUll1bar with _dad'an.~_. :~~~w::.:::....~E·here.~ With. this law, Congress =tim~L.:,or~hP't&ndt<lc\d~ t'liceDt!Y.'ndt 22ilo'j"':' "'.why mod' Ie have to .~ appropriates billions to the "~~7"~' .:,halS.,,:, ; "" l ,'~':~.;';;~'~',"~'~.!j~'to tbe posr:if!u:es to get =~"'"''''':~l:~ . added millio1ul..c"t,Useek• "~~

tbe po,lmO;; for'new facilities'" !"'" witbout _,new,..".· , . '01'~.. :.1!If!~~equilJ\1!8"t' /br' tbeir legl...... JObs to seek. .' lIIl.lilcSire ~1 ,.T·:''''~'~....... tor ilJnng pot,-hoies, ete.. . ,BiU1lJ1;y. . .' t.oitki~!l." ';;;:;'i.'tC: - oIlleept that it t1Ie.Y ' liUirlotII·, (Judith~ , .'chooIIe to~some or ellpt'. ":"_~='~~~ '.

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(dose N_" . !lIttilriI to tIui''8d\toi-,~

~=.iId ~...;. itUli.1datlu. writerW.. 'li!ilI'........ Thejl~'iWmberand .

Why don't we have homemail delivery in Ruidoso?

John Whippo Storm. eldestof tbe Storm Brothers, wasborn April 15, 1907 in Denver,Colo. to 4'nn Whippo Storm

and the for­mer BerthaCatherineKenned,y.

Attbe ageof not quite 2years be andour motherset sail fromSeattle in tbedeep of winterbound forValdez, Alas-ka.

Here in the house is asmall Episcopal prayer book.On tbe first blJ!nk page aresome childish attempts at writ­ing, together with '8 notation inour mother's handwriting:"Written by John WhippoStorm on the steamshipYucatan. in mid-ocean. Janu­IllY 19. 1909."

Our fatber had gone up toValdez a few months earlierwhere he was working as agovernment surveyor, pr0speC­tor and mining geologist.

Mother and John arrivedin Valdez during one of tbecoldest winters on record up tothat time and many yearssince.

There is s photograph herein tbe house, taken by ourfather, of John and our mothernext to a snow drift extendingabove the windows:

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257-4045 • 257-2443CoUNCILOR

LJloN EGGLESTONBox 2600

Ruidoso, NM 88346257-9460 • 267-6121

CoUNCILORBoB8'rBRcw

Box43()5Ruidoso, NM 88345

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COUNCILORJOBGoMBZ .

Box 4172 NERuidoso,; NM-8834525&-5669 • 26'1.-4081

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unload."Ordinance 12-6-8.4, titled

Stopping, Standing or Parkingin Freight Curb LoadingZones, allows Cor expeditiouslaading or unloading.

However. the ordinancestates that trucks or vehiclesloading or unloading "in nocase should be longer tban 30minutes."

Queries for "Q & A" may bemailed to P. O. Box 128, Rui­doso, attention Editor; theymust be signed. witb a phonenumber for follow-up.

Cal1a also are we\oome at267-4001 during bus;n.esshours, or at 267-1122, tbe h0t­line, 24 hours a day.

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MA1IOR JERRY SHAWBox 2077

Ruidoso, NM 88345268-5737

CoUNCILORFaANB CllMMINlJ

Box 892RuIdoso, NM 88345

257-7861COUNCILOR

DIU CRANCEBO&4478, .

RlI~ NM 88345257-7_ • 338·4560

Ro~Box 2958.

RuIdoso, NM 88845

Ruidoso Police ChieCLanny Maddox said a long­standing ,village ordinance.a110wa deli""')' trucks to dou­ble park, or eyen park in tbecenter lane, because "there isno other place to load or

Why double-parkingfor some in Midtown?

Why are all tlwse UnitedParcel Service, Federal Expressand Postal Service trucksallowed to double-park in Mid­town, when everybody elsewould get a ticket if tMy triedit? I saw one truck block twofull handicapped spoces theotheda;y.

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\ Mescaiero Nightclub'AdmiSSion ~20 (per perso~) • no advance ticket sale

1st came· 1st servedn~ reservation· must be 21 or over

Idl)Ora OoP-n at 6:00 pm.'OJ: Inlormqllon call 257c6693)669S: ~\

d' . . '.olono.,eGision . ~ .. " .l;IIOO. ",.. "repOr\II.' tI!",' '. .·~·_.Clllt' " .auil¢. : po .:- '

i;·'etvahon Boa,,d. Z~.i~taliaid to=~tf:")10881~: ..,.. , . . Center, Illoid lie'= ',.."., .ar :l::"'.~

'1UesdI!.Y that. P ' WIllI given six five-mne ........~ the actWil~ """ the suspect with any ~...::.,ng~~!!!'!!!!!J~~!!!!!..o'-'''--,",'''--'"'-0-- ' ,DICllitbiO to.~ ,.:. under the . Lineoln.: bUt Still inei<!e the his.' ~victim' mother Illoid StAJre told police' ,~.

• liroYlsimuoart1iBoId~butittook t .....~ ItrICt. Oe bas 8lw8ys tbougbt the~_,_"'-s~ the ••~_~ slootriedtossllll/maneJk.riod<ar the Lincoln HiStorlc himU5~ plMing the Wf!rl< undsr the ~,,,,.. . shOuld;JJe less ....trictlve in ear;:;""w.;;-r:::.JVere:t;;;;: the same ds,y as tbi!' t!)l>ft. The

--"- ~-~ - Lin-'- oM-._.... new ordInan<e' ,Montelllidded., the wash Sbe ~'~the.__ next _ at the Glillsiioll. V«ao~.~_.- ~u ~ ~~....... H8b8Ba'moblJehome'aadflliledto S'pointed out that tbsy are, . ~ : ~ ~... the suspect sokl"the missing!eoJiunI_ failed .the __unity ...- the required rOof' f1ant while buiJd,. since 'b<m1es are banuedentirely in iIy IS__ve statue to a woi-ker fur $100.

=:~~,f~"':'~=::==t=-=~=:;::Zofte~set;=.me.It~di'f. ~rc:,..~~bo turned ~i':.t~~.:..~;·Ip$InnB. , He did Dot request: a variance tor the, Ilorenceinroofpitcbis ..essytotell,·"""'. 'him",:::,~Apojl3,~ Housstoreportthettbsyba4.voll'hnote_4-Q,withConuniosi...-L.. materislsu..... Sb,essid. >. • Drissi~dissgreed.' , . been _charIIedWith ~thsstatue ,'. '

_ •.N·-'-_duetoa ..- .."··U!n.... --. . . fur' ''''''''-~' this ~'ssIon'~·~·its aggravated sssaglt, Born aoid. . ........ --.. -...... "ldnn'twanttolieinapositlQl1 - .~._u,yeors oom~...._........ ~-_._- the ........ . gbbors. ll"'Scmm·bosrd members have oornpIsinsd -" "'......na -~IUte dish ,-- h .._ neelr. out to try to enIbr<e~ oTrnnance we - sus,.-. IS a,JUVe- M-"_n nei=..: ~._. --'-_.... L.L_ )'1l.... - .....,~ a~ --...... nile, he was taken to thsjuve- u'''""fic:redit canI

. COIDmJ-.o --- ........ -ed'" a m'll esse',· aoid Commis- were told was UIH!I1fi>roeabl,. Commission. . nile' "_..mh. at the Otero County misuse" ...,.6omeDlbrcinglllpreYlinJacirdi· ~~Monru.v'Mol>tes. ''I cImI't .81' WJIIianI Schwettmann soid. "I hate to' ...........

1IIIIfIle.'_lasty8al';8nd'_....m- believe thilre was an effort by Mr. Palo- ever lIpJIClS8 the LiJJooIn IJcwd, but I think . Detention Center. . A: 77.~0Id lb,Jidoso:llIlIIkIlk tbsm_ the new--. too; _ to II" around the ordinlllUl& or to we sbouId .......Be this docision and sl\ow ~~.;:t0:~~ woDian told police her neighbor"""FrawJl,ss ,GalIegus, chairman ar the .make1,lnCOln a hiao desirable place.;" Mr. PaJomarez the variance. I cImI't think Karen L Parsons ........... took tosdvhelanptsgeout c;U'~ :~.~,board, told .......miasinners . Thl> Psklm........ home'ia in'Zone B, the most~ woWd notice the diference.". Carrizozo' fur a ~"hear- nesoRuidosO ns'tective Ro~,'. ;na. Parsons' ruling wBs to keep Layher said the woman loaned

....WRtW-lJP IID'IIPREVIEW thesuspectincustody. . =,l~~e~:~::n~· ," -...phone'moving van for a move t6'''lli/'.t its 'lUasds,v meetiJ1g; 35'....... tract' owned by' Li.a The Ruidl>oo Downs Conn· """"'!"'ent or _wa,ys ond Tnmo- ili":r.s continue .•_ HoustQn. The neighbor, a 48-

t6Il I.inoo\n Counl¥ Commie- AnDeia into four lots east ar ell will ...- April 11 fur the -'. - year-old former resident ar• ....._-- Encbanted Forest eubdi_ on - fOllowing~ items: ",. • CoDBider oppn>VaI of an onIl· 'Thieves have stolen the Ruid paid the back

BIOII - " '. _ _ .. ._~_ ....... h n<. third Ru'd' telepb 080, woman---.1.1 postponed declsionlOD topofADgusHiU; " • 8 IX) '. IlOIlCl8 ....UIU... BrB88me • 1 OSO pay; one . with a check for roughly $700.m....···· the~will maintsiD • ........ted a _lilr·...... , c:::,o:"Ie~~.._WB......... .ConsUler._ date lOr - IInce~ber,poIicl; .ay. The check, however, bounced,-'N, .... 1I6,}Diles ar~ ia the~ _ to Charleo Po • QmoIdor IUrinIl BU._ Colmdl'a-.-.... ' Ruidoso Detective Wolf and the credii card charaesOJ 'NdlfleDal Fio8itilOSi' CorD- lIietrsnloft ar FaIr Jl«eo owl' "'" _ea-.................· .~ ............. Born said a priva~ owned sctually added np to s totar arDii.'.'. ... . ·ni. WSI\t their . ather bidders; . ~.CmiSIdorIe__"~DW~:'::- Joan _.outhe - of _ .•. pay telephone was ripped from sbout IIlI 000 Loyher aoid.

· • ...........";,,,w...l~~ UlIIWnIII:iI -- - r Ruidoso - _ ofCommerce. . a second floor wall ofthe Upper 9'

· " .~:~~ w~~ ~;A&'G""'1'= -';"'~~:=--.._."7:."'.';::; eathe _ .... .,r Canyonlnnat215MsinRoad HplJ)e~into,.,.. ' -.tjjq~. _'cJl'-n-,~.-~,n. -""" . """':";.~:::::=~:: =1~='~~ 'apParendylivedm'

::tr'$iiivkliothst\$ __ to, • ..,.-thobidlilre1llll'l.' "",,':'~..::f=,b~~ _ for _ ......... to DiPiloIo lOU 'pbone's worth at $1,300. An emp\oyee,with a local

e=~=""CII;:'f=:.=::..=:r atI!" - - New Mazj,., IIaa<L Ued~===::'; ~,:;:::::r~~~~J " ' • ~suaestedeh8n... stolen~ ~. id businesses L__ C 'Lane _,,_

'a~the~ar_ iII~lUbdNlslenregblo- M,urdet· hearing delayed on~6"~. 16 or 17, reports~-OIIaoid:mer s, ...........

'- whieh included 'Jot Bj\lb,. ,,~ Sli\>mIttecI by the county reopectiveJy, police reports aoid. Th~. house, whose ownerspresented by surveyor "Tim pJarjrriniJ-and zoning mmmiMion, The firSt plioDe was taken from weren\ at hmne. had brokenCoUiae. '1be a~ divides a iuei Eiet, another heoring to look at The preliminary hearing ar May 14. Adair is charged with an eotob1ishment at 143 Upper window paneo ia both the bath..On.__ tract 0WIled by Pete 'llor- sdditioIIal ehanges dtuing the Henry!'B~Adair, 50, 011 the Dee- 16 lI\ulotiJIg death ar 'llm-ace, and the second from an room and ...._- room. The bed.;':::;-inlo t_ JO·....... _ county commission'a regular an 0JI8II count ar murder was his fIiend, Garvin Griffin, 52, ~soline_tion st 453 had been usI:;;:t in, cigarettes''!/It;b ar Angus Bill; opIits. 6.4 ...-;ngMay 13; postponed 'lUesday at the at the Leigh Murph,y Raneh Dr. smoked and BOme wine had• aear, Fort stanton • and. reappointed Jerry request ar the DeBaca County just over the DeBaca CoUJIty "I'hey break into the'coin been drunk. Feces were fuundIl!IPchetleB south ar Capitan, Wright, Budd,y.lluthrIe and Maftl district attorney's olftce. line. Adair lives in Ramon, a boxes and then throw the rest on the kitchen floor, police0@PP8d by Cynthia Williams, into Prelo to the county PlAnning ami The heeriDg in Fort Sumn- small rllDCbing town in north- awa)J," Born said reports said. No one was at thetoN> equal tracto; and breaks up s Zoning Conunilllion. er bas been i'eocheduled for eastern Lincoln County. He aoid police have not yet home when police iaveetigated.

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• creating a humorous pre- .Uoing s Star 'IW!k them&, , Candia 'lbraer. .KmtdI11l Jd&.sentatiou using an ancIi'oid the high school team <Jesi(pJed son, KaIao Wali_. Anna HtltJk..designed, built and operatedby' tIrie ...... propeDed by a bat- Javiar 'Iroet, with KatIQr SdU>.the team; teiy, a ~at trap and a rubber de,y as _; Josh Caat&nedor;t

• . create a performanile hand. 'n!am members are '1Y G-ae Boese, KatziDa..rolilt*l.about arclJaeoloIlyinclud~one Davis, Klay Jonss, Chris Hail, Colt FreemoIe, J_ Boass.scene from the past an one B.J. Montoya, Coye. Robbins and Jayna Johns, withtsfrom the present, sbnwing how and Philip KorenI. Librarian Castaneda as ·ooaeh· .#adteam-made artifacts were used; Becky Borowski waa their Dalana Weat, Staeey TrIillllJ;<

• design and b\IiId a strue- coach. Kate Cherry, Keith~ture that will hold w8ight. yet Second-place elementary Brendon Oab~'~if l\y.will weigh less than one ouitce; sehool team members ate: I Jackson, with CInI\Y JaekBIin>

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. When.::..ea~ h••·.~.teIIm 8IQlI;M ,88winnIlr ill the stPl;p.· . .•'ofthe Mind ooqJ8I;itioa' .six Capitan .Middle School stu-d....... w1locJlled'and hollered; •._ "You sbou1ol. have heardus," solidSet!>~.' ..

The CapUqia .~ ·n....triet fielded teams Ihmi' allthree sehoollev1!la: m-tary,

midd1e and highElB'".'. ,B~ the f!1'st ~w:\D

5 middIa seIioo! . .,One'of four eIemea~'< .

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The . eompetiti<i#.'· di'l1wsteams from aIfover J:Ifjw Mexi­co. The top winners..in.eIWJingthe Ca~tan Mid~ Si:boi>lteam, will head Juno'4 to theUniversity of Maryland in Col-lege Park, Md. .

Middla school team mem­bers used'a Roswell Incidenttheme. The members are SethAdcock. Josh Osborn, .MikeTrapp, Bam Boese. MelanieHail and Bo Sparks. Matt andLiz Boese wars their coaches

To compete. the teaDis,composed of children tested asgifted, selected from amongfive problems to present.

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grant received this year.Trustees will discuss water

conservation measures for thespring and summer. inclUdingdesignated times to waterlawns.

Other itenle 'In the agendainclude:

• an executive lleSSion closed tothe public on water rights and realPI~ .

• setting the tinte Cot' a vUlageclean-up week;

• an update OD the current CDBG"""" pro)",":

• penniBBion to advertise tbr ahearina on ordinances for a drug poI1cyand for curb cuts;

• George Richurd&on to discu8B anlmspecl6ed wllterillBQB; .'

• declaring the week of M8¥ I,_C1erk_• aDd hearing hm lUehard

'Rumpf' about the voJunteei-cJpsrated........ llbnry ......... '"_ball.

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The Capitan Library Board .will meet at 6:30 p.m. Wedn.....day at the library next to NiI-1&11" hall. -

Water: how to store it,secure rights to it and deliverit, will be discussed at theMonday meeting of the Capi­tan Board of Trustees in vil­lage hall.

At 6:30 p.m., '8 hearing onpriorities for the village'sapplication for a 1998 Commu­nity Development Block Grant(CDBGl will lead off theevening, and water appears tobe at the top of the wish list.

Trustees alao will take alook at a proposal from DonBrewer. owner of a local ranchand of the Smokey Bear ShellStation, for an 8xchange ofeasements with the village.

At 7 p.m., the trustees arescheduIecl to hire an engineerto deslgn a water storage pr0­ject fur the village from a block

Library board meets Wednesday

DfJ ~U HAVE'" VIt AJ) ltal»y,t. 'The New ~exic? Gold~n Triangle Magazine presents....~i. fJull~! ~~ ~ .' \'1)1'1-11 n.."~~7: ", .,':Jl~!~, ..

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Water issues top Capitan agenda

Dlame 5talJingriRuid050 NewsFlnt ph=~ofthe Mind team members froin CapiIan Middle School are<- ..... lei: ID "&Itt) Seth-. Josh Osborn and Hike "lapp. In m.m: ...Sam_.__Hoiland So Sp00i<5. n.esiKwlll com_'nJ"""at the .-..a1com_In~.

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A workshop equipped with :ton. But Capitan personneltools and other equipment stayed at the fire site until 7burned to the ground about p.m to ensure embers wouldn't3:30 p.m. Wednesday on Mt. flare up again, Cummins said.

. Capitan Road. .. " "We have no idea at this. "We fuund ~ workshop,poini how it stsrted." Cum­

fully engulfed WIth flames.1' mine -said Mespelt"s home waswhen we~ and a gr~ within 50 feet of the llamas.fire was 10 progress," Bald • . •Davi4 Cummins chief of Capi- "LuCkily, the winds warstan's 'volunteer' rU'e depart-- ~~ from about the onlYment. "Only one wall was ~rectlOn8 tba.t 'WOUl~'tstanding. The stn1cture was a Inyolve the h~"Cummms ..t.ptalloss." <>aid.,. The rU"e on a tract owned Mespelt was watching tele:--

by Chuck and Mittie Mespelt vision when his wife went out­was put out in about 20 min- side to hang up ber lauft\lr1utes with the help of eight and noticed llamas """'_Capitan volunteers and crews from~ the workshop.The 1088from the U.S. Forest Service, w"" valued at about/$2O,OOO,State Forestrylihd Fort Stan- Cummins s/lid. .

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Pistachio grow.....· BIldlIl>J>le growers ..m _ April,'lif at the Otero Cuunty Fair·fII'OIJIlds in~ fur the~I_ learning &ell8ions.·1·.....main thrust of the· work·shops is year-round. orehardr'1J18IUlll'01DeI,

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The foUowl"l Intel.. rams on certlfteatel of deposit and new carI...... ware reponad April 10 from local banks. "

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"I wouid have a mass_ from students are oider people seekcany one of them (her stu- . ing " second career. And thedents)." tuition won't cost an ann and a

Tbat'anosma'lJepmpliD¥mt Ieg- or a bicep and a quadra.·-"'lr 'Irom a ,_with: 20 cep. Dr. B said tuition at $3,500~ of experience in rna_age is almost half of what a com­~.c;,t'iroprac..~ti.c and petiDg school in Albuquerque

_ medicina cbargea. But class size is limit-All _ and aD walks of ed to 12 to 14 students - to

III'e are wei........ at this 1Il!boo\; keep that family feeling and-,.In flIct, Dr. B aaid a Dl1l!Ilier of __greater learning.. '

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Julie 8aatleWRu1dmo NewsDr. en' IC* __ of the Whka MountaIn School of AppH8d HeaIIna shares a moment III n school with FluIF)t. a 5L..,11I1I pup stw and Rev. Pablo FIIcan .. nlnln& for ..-ch and rescue openldoIli. The slceleton on the waH is one of themill)' _ .. _ usecI.""'__.... ...........,s tD libel .. 1M bones In 1M human body tD__ thel,.............".""""'"ThII__........- ..... ",",_dda_pjobond_ anA+.

dents ia 160 houra of actual_""'11I8 f;llDe. l..-d of Juno,

ing~=handsenfriencIa or Dr,"" bopejI too«er th&' -.- tolocal care facility reaidents..She Btt sssed tllat tbe qualityofthe atudeDta' masaaJll!B ian't_ lese tbau tbe best. "I won't

.' let them loose on anybody uatlIIllnowflley ..... do it.~Ilhesoid.

.• White MmmtIIin SthOoI or from~ out." .'. ,Dr. B aaid•....- are so _

~f"!.~4~=-~~~,·5ia?S?A~=.~~ skills dents-~~ .......-and _-,--,.i:'=.lessons. the honea and muaoles In the -- - ...--~ - ....

human llod.% _ well _ other ..llIltto ....•~ aspects of bt_aD Along with that whole-1IIIIItom,y. Bat tbey knowledge, wbo1e-persim== ~":m~ , .. '. :r='::.=r~ move- "We try to giVe IIIao etrhes for aau>ntit;-<I'M,~'!>Y SQflIethlng back ~ teeIIng. "It)!t"lc6Ii; tjIt,. ~" to lhe communl-'~~~"I~~:;:'Y' :~ ly In a posillve !.v ~uci of theilIcIudes oftIIlB poIi- way. ~e try to -.ting (she's _tIIiil and man_ m;ike I~.so lhey . a~ stuc!""t" Inmant, and the "arI- can ful6lllheir the schools firetOIlS mas..1IS tech, own -, " ....,.niquea.' .. '," WCiU.... The £riend~

&trIca 8rtnett Dr The tSehnlquae ~..--... com for t a 11.1 eoud '"led. Bartnett and =::'tare..= cblropwM:tor := ~th~

• Pablo FalC:* .)t/IIIftI!;.Iif"l-Ftleoson- .. an:' """'r"I'!"~ COiIImunlt¥. Dr. Bts 65l? houra of . ,_. ' _-:~>fI1!J! iDc1ui8 _ and Falcon have. mental 8IiII. . SWiidish·"'" up thair cl_sroom~ of~a. trinage, ~. Other classes aDd.. ~:.~......-~ ==-= '.0 .' ~ aJronlable

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. The "Burgers and Busl­nesfi' aft'sir was _bested bythe RuidoSo VsI1ey ChaJDber 04:Commerce BDd Chamber_ut1veDirector Joan BsiIey. Shewelcomed the 25 or so in atten­dance BDd extended a big"thankyou" to BuIIIington BDdWJ1IIams for thsir devotion tothe Ruidoso area BDd its ueedo.

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BullIngton also gave a plugfor New Mexi...... BUOD-to-be­Conned School-to-Work coali­tion. New Mexioo is one 04: 10 ACI praised as~ IIkI_ which wiR......m.e feder-al granta to stan the educa­tion-businSss partne1'sbip, Thestate wiR ......m.e $13.2 millionover' the~ IUur years BDdwiR be divided into 17 regionsfor impIemeating the programaimed at linking businessesBDd~I..

Legislation that didn'tpas.. which Bullington saidwas to the reIieI' 04:ACI, includ­ed the "Parental Leave Act"BDd the "Whist!llblower JAA." "For those kiDdl! 04: thinpHeexplainedtluittbe1eav4loCtyou can" thank too IIIlU\Y pel>­called for employers to Rive pie. too _ _ for thatevery empIoye8 eight hours 04: Idnd 04:dedication:' Bailey said.paid leave for each child theyhave to attend n.......th1etic BaIley a1sO had PJ'aise furschool functions. "We thouJIht, ACI BDd its eI1brts to fiBht forthat was overhurdell_"ne state t$...ts inadded. Banta Fe, C4iUi' ~a.'

The "Whistleblower bill" tion the" ~ ~;ill­would have encourMed 1;\!m a~ ~lb'1hemployees to II" to the Dews the state ".~'.

~~'""C..~bft=~~jmuCh," state often see '1li!aIB •One t1Iing .m ised becaUSB ~,~ •

ACI wiR lie 'organized an('~l'il'IIIfuturs is ~' P.'" such as ACI,~ 'lif l:iiS hfu~with wcrkmaD'&, ,. • cheon's JlWIIIlIIlI, sJlellODtinued.He pointed out>tbat 'Misxi- was to~lii~_t

co is a modsI=-'.&i!dlt'Wo1'1t BDd gotits law m' , ~:' , ," ~ ,......'-'1 liD shs1_ k ' ,.', ~, :" " " ~:"""- .' po

fi'IDP ""03-.0:- can to '. • .• •for OD-ihe-.fob'~,' " - .' ill' " : . :J.... ; ", ~~'\. . .exchange foi ~'Inedh:at :,.'~ ~":(l"""""J\ilo~"'. .liensfits, '"l'he~,~ ~~-th<I '. ~;recently put a crack in'It," he took a ium:f'-the mlc:, 1&>. esaid, So now ACI plans to kesp touted.the organization ...... itsan eye out for bIDs thatwiR re- active m-lvement in state pol­cement the law's foundation. itles, calling it a grassroots

The lunchtime gathering eftbrt to improve N_ Mexico'sclosed with words &om State economic: climate, '1 encourilIl8Rep. Dub Wi1Jiems. After .aII of you to join," he said. "It·sspesking brIetI,y shout this sss- an an opportunity for 111I floBlOD'S cOntroversial gaming have a voice." , ..,:, .'

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BY JUuE1lAXJERRUIDOSO NEws: STAFF WJUJEIt

Ruidoso may be more than200 miles &om Banta Fa, but aWednesday luncheon broughtto town a review04:the 1997 Ieg­islative session BDd its impacton the buainess communi~

The Association 04: Com­meroe & ludus~:::Mexi-co hosted a ,post- • 've ses-sion luncheon Wednesday atthe~ Inn to recapthe good, bad BDd the ugJy busi­ness-related bills thet hit thelloundhouss Door this year.

ACI VICe President J.D,Bullington walked the audi­ence through the 1997 sessionBDd highlighted the business­friendly bills that passed ,thoss thst didn" BDd otherareas thet ACI plans to kesp awatchful eye on.

"Everyone on both sides 04:the aisIa is characterizing thesession as good for business,"Bullington ssid,

Legislation that con­tributed to that winning OUt­look includes the mWJ7~lanttraining bill with $6 on instate funding, the extension 04:the manufacturer's investmenttax credit for another twoyears, and funding for thestate touriBID department.Other, lower profile victorlesfor New Mexico small busi­nesses included a law requir­ing state government andsgenciss to pay their bills with­in 30 days instead 04: 60 d'I}'s,BDd a 6O-day tIms period foracquiring non-taxable tranasc­tion csrtificates for tax exeDoptpurchases, Under current law,

• The Ruidoso Valley ChamberofCommen:e, the AssocIatkm ofCommen:e & Industry of NewMexico hosted a luncheo..We<bresday~ the 1997SUl~ lepsiatilJe sesswn'. impacton hIIs,ness.

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Burgers & Busiitess'luncheoH,gives some food for thought

Emergency help won't be 'nmas countiss to mMt esdt rscepllIoD at the Mussumllf-tliehard to ftnd this weekend as other and got to knOw their fel- Horse BDd a.!IIiturdiQ>' DilIhtnearly 500 Emergenc:y Medicsl low IlghteriI in the bsttle 04: awards _ «t the F.lYinlfServies JlBI'SOIU"'I converge on health ...... SIIfet<!I, , ,J Banoh., . r. , .,-,Ruidoso for the EMS Region n Jim $tover.~ 04: Rui- Brian Hecht, "..,conference, doso EMS, said it's also nice to dhector mr 1!lMS,~ ui·

The event. at the~ have the &vent in town so ....1- said the confereucs isaCivic~ Center will Ilia- untesr '.'attend the ,..,tD~i '

Iturs training • van- trIlinIng ,WitJIOUt I.... '_~'8M'SJ:IIIldt vii,

·er.. aJong with some fun ..... ' H' the ~" work. '"1'his haajust,gam... It also wiR allow Emer-" ....... . . an.olllsll:- .. whatJim <Stover~I '1""'llJlicians IlIId ;,nd. . golf~ JocaI, &om!:2~ ~ at ' •Ism New M~ •.:u.m .~'I'\;'i;.~~.r ",~U'~ '" -."tI '

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oft'a eec:ond.place showing Sat­'~ hope to meet the quali·fying stQnderds for the 1600­meter and medley reIaya in

Hagerman."We'll load those

two (re!ayel, and tryto quaIilY theIII. OfCD\UIj!IS, we'd lib tosee some of our indi~

viduals qualifY totake the_oft'them, too,•. Mass41said. -

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could be renamed the "Autrey"relay ifit weren't for anchor lagTrisha Seidel Senior JODiAutrey and her twin youngersisters, E'rln and K'rin Autrey,make up the first three lap ofthe mile relay for CapItan.That sisterly combination wonthe 1600-meter relay in Satur·day'a Capitim Invitati...,.J_

JODi and E'rin team upwith Monica Johnson andAndra Fish for a formidab1e=enay in the medley

. The Hagerman meet wl11feature some tougher competi.tion than last -. Masa6said.

Robinson and Lance Jones.Raymond Harris, ._ isreeovering ati1l &om a tonalI·Iectom,y, wl11 ":!'4' OIIt m thesprinls and high Jump 8a BOODas he'alOO'llo.- .

Davis bee seven Tiger.throwing the disc, abet andjavelin. _

"We're trying to developaome .tranfth in the fieldevents,'" DaVIS said. "'But we'reJIOIIng. We've got two eealors."

. JoiDing Davis' two seniorsare 30·other trackstere, whichbee been a pleeeant surprise toDavis_

Saturday's invitational1Jesins at 9 a.m. with the fieldevents.

"We'Uloadlhose lWO, andlry 10 qualifymem."

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The Tiger baye and girlsjoin· Hagerman, Eunice,Tatum, Loving, D_, FortSumner and Cloudcroft for the9 a..m. get-t.....her.eo~ Capitan boye

ooach.Ed Davis bee yeJ; to eeehis entire team in praCtice, theTiger mentor wasn't disap­poIntecI with <fapitan'. second­place ftnlsh at .Is own invita­eional April &.

o "We think they are all rim'nlng well. We· were verypleased with Saturday'sresults overall,"Davis said.

"We've ati1l got alot of trscksters whoare rodeoing."

Davis and girlsooach Bryan Masse.~ to give their.traclalteni a breakdurlngapring break.Tha Tiger. didn'toompele in either ofthe first two meets of the sea­son.

, "They needed a breakbecause they went right frombasketball to tracl<," Davis saidof the trackslara.

Davis said his boye wl11-focus on getting in batter ahepeand emerging lrom Saturday'smeet healthy.

"Let's see where we areand see what we need to workon to get ready for Tatum nextFriday lAprill8l," Davis said.

The Tiger reIsya are eet forSaturday. Running in the 400­meter, BOO·meter and 1600·meter relays are ~ SeanMcEuen, James~ Jamaa

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Come to the Ruidoso News Office todaylThe IIrst 25 persons to subscribe to the Ruidoso

N ewo will receive an Adult Ticket (an $8.00value) to Carson & Barnae 5-Rlng Circus

from this newspaper, You will see two trolllPes of fly­ing trapeze performers, Clowns. jugglers. acrobats. TheWorld's Largest Herd of Performing Elephants. Wild andexotic animatsJ Free.Me . ~. ~ 1~:'.!..·

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DlRCIJa from all over the Southwest will compete in the pow-wow. I Volunteer Program (RSVP) of the. .•I • • • - ! village of Ruidoso. The meeting

clal froll! bronze 5CII1~tor Da~e . glr s ~VISI~~ ~nd a tiny tots boys ! was held Feb. 6 at the RuidosoMcGary In four categones (men s and girls dIVISion. i Senior Center Elected were Leon .fancy, ~~~ '5 northern tW!itional, All d~ms are welcome. Host Illggleston, ~hairperson; Banwomen 5Jlngleand women s fancy drums w!" be manned ~y Black i Young, vice·chairperson; andshawl). • Lodge SIp and Wh,te Swan! Sally Martin, secretary/treasurer.

McGary also will award a ~ Washington, and the Cozad I James Wheeler will join the toun­bronze seulP,fUre p'lus S2S0 t~ one Singers from AnadaJltlt, Okla. I cil~ a new member.first.place ~nner In Ihe men s~~ Booth s~ce may .be rented for i The Advisory Council is com­I~ women s g~DenlI ronlest dlvl- $50. Fo! InformatIOn, contact I posed of II members. Other mem­S10ns. Kaydahzmne, Sherman Blake,j bers are Thomas Carroll David

1We!ve~ca!e~ries will be Helen Little or Jackie Blaylock al j Thomsen, Beliy Kurtz, W~ Kurtz,Slagedi IOcludlnge Junior boys and (50s) 671-4494. i Oary Jackson, Theresa Luna, and

\ i Doyle Howell, Sandee Jourdenl and Charlotte Seilz as staff arei non-voting metnbers.1 The purpose of the council is toj lend support and leadership and to

flY "oM!if i:iuruP and Imogene Hall. We had ours - which th~ .when we moved to Nogal. Our pets, two pup- I promote. Ihe local ~SVP project.RuiIfoIO News~ flpnily bid as a surprise to me. I'm afraid Igave pieJJ and a lamb, played together, playing tug- I All AdVISOry Co~ncd meetlOgs are

. my husband a of-war, etc. j open 10 the pU.bh~. ,II lias beeJlll buiyApril sow. ~Iph aadl bad lime as he A.B.'5 family are old sel- j Membership 10 RSVP IS open

wenl to PlaY8ll to visit OUf' ~Jfdatigllter, kept,tolUog .me tiers to the Nogal area, and i to anyone 55 years of ~ge or ol~er.Patricia and I8ke ller eat back 10 her.Then we wedldn'tneeda Phyliss grew up in j Thep~rposeofRSVPls,t~provldevisited Ralph's 93-year-old aunt, Jewell (Judy) party since we . Carrizozo. There are a 101 of l me~nmgful o~portun~t!es f?rFl!U~: . ..." . , '.. ,'.. . ~acJ9Ur .lrip to New Zealand. Then~ family memories to remember, With OIIr chIldren going i seOlors to be, aellve panlclpanls 1ft~;.tlmtch:SI!~ete' held II the'San Had the WbilderruJ party allhe fair building, our to school together, church aelivities and along i Ihe commuDlty through volunleer­

Juan Church with a vel')' good IIllendance. renewal vows the nexl daY lfnd IlIeladieS onlle ~ friendSliip. ". . J ing. Cunendy RSVP has 1~ V~I-_FollowiJ!LlMJ;~WJ:~ servi~ Ihere Was, '!II egg dJufCh (Pat, J,n!~, ~I) gave a receplion at Salurday nightArcie and Irene Barham had j unl~ers and ~3 work stabon.~ ID

bUill hO&Ym4ihildren.at the ScllrUlell$OSf. .itte h~liJc,orfl'~ ~41bnrsullivan. Thanks to all their celebration with adinner and dance ~tthe I RUidoso, RUidoso ~wns, a~home. .• .. . of~" tcir' nlflJfill~ Ihe weekend il~ ,:wpJlller.·,~ Couo!Jy -CIu~. I~ Wlij at 0tlF,time i Allo. Work stati!?ns mclude vd-~ have ~llIll a cIe!Il m\lnd WIth 1bO'~n& ful'dille with IKf many mel\lories. A'dittliddlis- /0 lalpll's·secretary and Gordon and Becky went ; lage, rounty, and state government

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vY~Jor mor~than .. . "II's ~." chan~ 10 •bring$20.000 In prize '::::::=' hesaid.Nomoney. Jte~"II\T8.ion qpeQS at 2 p.m;

Frid.ay, Ma~ 2, at the Mescalero. .gymnasium, fcillowed by Ihe·GoUld DattQe. At 7 p.rn.; dancerswill enter the .perfonnance onor

Dancers from all over the and Ihe contesl pow-wow willSouthwest will converge on begin.Mescalero May 2-4 for Ihe The Gourd Dance will start atSouthOI1! Eagle Q)ntesl Pow-Wow· noon .May 3, with the lIJBIId entrysponsored by .the Mescalero and rontest pow-wow al 1 p.m., aApache nibc and Ihe Southern supper break from Sp.m. 10 6 p.m.,-llagIes Indian Club: the Gourd. Dance again at 6 p.m.

More ·Ihan $20,000 is cash and the grand entry and contest at7prizes will be awarded to Ihe p.m.dallCClS who win the judge's admi· Sunday will wind up the contestration in 12 dance categories. The with the Gourd Dance II noon, fol- 'rompetilion is a tern'fic shOw with lowed by the gRInd entry and con­everyoneshowingoft tbcitbest taI- test al 1p.m. Kaydahzinne said allents and outfits, said one of the dancing should be finished by 7cnganiters p.m., when awards will be present-

"This is an annual event to ed to the winllCf8.which we invite dancers from all Dean White Breast of Toledo,over the United Slales and Iowa, will 8CI as master of cere­Canada," said Fred Kaydahzinne. monies. Head dancera will behead ofllousing for the Mescalero picked daily by head gourd dancet

.nibe. Hit's a good healthy aetivlty Dennis Chapabitty fromfor our Indian people and a way of Sacramento, Calif.preserving our culture and her· Three $1,(100 "winnCl-lake-aJI"itage. We ~ture cbni:es from lhe prizes will be awarded: one for lhenOllh and from the SlIUIh,quite a Southern Straiglll Dance honoringvariety." Mescalero· President Wendell

The public is invited to bring Chino, • men's Orass Dance spon­cameras.and 10 chat with dancera, sored by Ruidoso Ford, and a spe-

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and Arcie always had a joke or busy. The gallery and coffee shopslory to tell on you (and he had , llext ' "door ,is progressing.severaLon me). ' "HopeMly they will be tJpen in, ,Sunday af1Ilmoon. the home of another ,month. Ralph Dllnlap's

JohnsonSleams was the selling for, remodeling'in,the, back of ~is shopthe baby shtJwer of lillie Miss is,finiabec/., It certainly made a dif·Richardson, thll, daughter of Mr. ference in thll looks of tbl\ 100m,and Mrs. Riclt ,Richardson.' The besides being a,llll safer. ,event was htJsted by Judy GIOVI\r We a~ ,all, so' thanktid' thatand Linda Gibson. The Unlll .miss ,UishtJp Teuanc:e Kelshaw isreceived many IllVllly and· useful improving so well from, ,his Reentgifts. ,' brainllDeury.sm,. We last saw him, saturday mllmlng I attended when we .wellt to see Bob, 8lId

the photo worksllop givenby Carol Linda ~rt, in Las Cni. TheyWilson in,Carrizozo. , , , wer.c confirmed in St. Andrew's

,Ralph Dunlap and 'Belly ~hureh. He' ,was, having"suel! aSChrecengQSt Wl\rll li~ona'llIiQSe FOO timll.who allended 'the ,'Republltan Father Jan Davey has beenCentralCommittee meeting 'lit tbl\ busy going,. back and lforlh ,tocourtbouse.in Carriidto. c, , 'J\!c:son,.Ariz.. ~r daughter RlJth

Betty ,Schrecengost, Khaki has had complications with her• Swellman. 8lId I allended the expec:te4 baby"

, ' ' " i Ricbardspn baby' "'owerSund'\]_f .; We,a(fJr.,sl!Qtte~":~lfill.

;i ' ~~ ~~~::~Wor!x!:J:' ~f:h~~~fee1f=:a:t::snowstorms tq showers and then unable to alten~., We ,"-!II ~ havethe 'horrible wind OVllr the week- our Lincol~ 'Ml¥OR iff~ '.0 ,thisend. BlIt'it Is so much wo~ else- springwrthseeing new graitdchil-

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DorleY A. Patton and Walt H..Harris are engaged to be married at5:30 p.m. on saturday, May 17 atIhe Tree of Life .Church in SanA!lgleo, Texas. A f'eeeplion willfollow immediately across Ihestreet from the Tree of LifeChurch.

Dorley is the daughler of Ms.Barbara Patton of Odessa, Texas.She is the granddaughter of Betiyand Vic McCarty.of Ruidoso.

Jqe( .ill tb~ 6/ln of Joel andPeggy Harris of San Angelo,Texas. .

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".:, . L. • Dldllne SIaDIJll\ll/lUIdcI8o NewsActor RJcIIMI Farnsworth was Inducted Into the NatloniliCowboy'Hqllof Fame's 'Hap of Great Westem Performers" at the- 36th AnnUalWestern ~~Awards In Oklahoma Cily on March 15. Farnsworth. .. .. . _.. .... _.-'"a UlJClOln~~,.1IIs l!lO"ie career In 1936 as astunlman for ;.~ l!? ';It.!T;\'; ,'1,' ~~p'hoiOactors Ilkj JOhn Wa.Yiie 8iId Guy Madison. ' . ~ ,', . PIl1Ql1,Wah HInt.

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Allison 'Ii aJ 'Crist and Joelwadel U\l~i I1lmlengaged io .be mlM'telnn "'lClri:dn saturday,July .f9, in lh . ,-ose .Garden atFuller Lodge in los Alamos. .

~,/Iison is thl: 4augher ofPhyllis an~ Bob ll~s of LosAlllIIIOS. She,is a graduate Qf NewMexil:O State University and isattending gnidu:lte 'school atWlIshilJgtQnSllIteUniversiJy,

Joel is the son of Karen andKen Hutchinson of ~uidoso. HewUl JI'lIdllate from ~cw r..texico

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Donald 1'eUcy. f/IllIllI'Telephone: 671-4747

Sunday SchooI-'l:45 Lm.Sunday w p-IO:45 Lm. 7p.m.

w.d y....lto&-7 p.m.

First Assembly of GodEII'osI>.lIoad. RuidosoRev. Bill Le..rd. Putur

Sunda, SdIooI-9::lO •.m.Sunda, -InaWOI1iIlIp-10:45 •.m.

(incltl. chi'......•• oh.....'Sunday mnina ",..vH> p.m.

w.d......y I.mily nlshl- 7p.m.

BAPTISTFirst Baptlst Church

C8rrtzozoHI"'" Smllb.........

SUnday School-'l:45 I.m.Sunilny WOI1iIlIp-11 •.m.. 7: I5p.m.OIun:b IllIini"8-6:3lJ p.m. SUnday

First Baptist ChurchRukloBo

4211 M«bem DriveD. AII.n Cea.Iey......0.

Sunday SchooI-9:31I •.m.Sunday wo"bip-10:45 •.m.. 6 p.m.

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First Baptist ChurchRuidoso Downs

David lonta.......0.ClcneraI "" mb/,-9:31I •.m.

Wonhip -II •.mSunday School ~ flo,3lI •.m.Evening WOI1iIlip :.. 6 p.m.

Wed......y pmyer .....ing.7 p.m.

First Baptist ChurchlInn1e

BiIIl.............Sunday Schoo1-9:45 •.m.Suwy _ip-II ......

Iglesia BautIsta Vida Etema4211 Mechem Drive

Luill f. Oomez. ........Domingoo: EM:oeII DominicalIO.....

Cul/ode PIodiadon. II Lm.Cullo de PmIicac:1on 6 p.m.

Mi......leo: E"tudio Biblioo 7p.m

MescaJero Baptist MissionM88C8Iero

Rev. lim Gillil.nd. .....01Suwy SchooI-th.m.

Sunday wonobip-II •.m.. 7:15 p.m.Training Union-6:311 p.m. SUnday

Wed_ay ...._:311 p.m..

Ruidoso Baptist Church126 OIurch DrivePal.... Galcway

Waynel.,..........Randel W.......AI5ocialt ........

Sunday SchooI-'l:45 l.m.Sunday woroIIip- Ilt45 •.m" 6 p.m.

Wed......y Bibl. Illud,-7p.m.

Trinity Southem Baptist ChurchC8pilan (1llUlh on Highway 4B)

Aoyd Goodloe. Pl......

SUnday SchooI- '1:45 Lm.Morning \\brToIrip - " un.AWANA Wed - 6:3l1 p.m.

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BAHA'I FAITHBaha'i Faith

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CATHOUCSf.E~ C8thoIIc Church

RiildaIo 251'" .Rev1i1lllld RIchanI CIIWlilI

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Sacred Heart Catholic ChurchCI:piIBn 3li4-Ill02Satu , Mw-S p.m.SU yM.......m.

Adull Bible Siudy Mondo,-6 pm.Sanl. Rill Calbo1lc Old

Carrlmzo 64ft.2B53f.lhe. Dave Bap. Putor.SaIU....' ......JOpm.

Sunda, M_II Lm.Adull Bible S1udy Thaday.fi p.m.

St. Theresa Catholic Church

suw=~.St. Joseph Apache Mission

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Our I...ady of Guadalupe8enl

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CHRISTIAN"First Christian Church(DIsciples of Christ)

Holl .nd Gavilon Canyon RoadBill Kennedy. Paolor

SUndI, Scbool-K-I2IAdull-'l::lO•.m.RepIar SuIlIay Wonbip-I0:45'LIILCIlInoeI t1IoJr.Wednado, 7 p.m.

You1. Gnlup&lI(Iday 6 p.m.

cHURCH OF CHRIST.ChUrctt Of CtrifstC..,..n - Hlp,d .Leo l1IJwood. Mlniller

SU...., Blble lIudy - 10 ••m.SUnday WOOihip~ II a.m. 6 p.m.Wcdneoday Blble otudy - 7p.m.

Gateway Church of ChrIst .RukloBo - 415 SuddeIlh - 257-4381

Jimmy SpoIluNn. MinillerSunday Blble -1ldJ - 9'JO am.

Sunday woodllp - Ul:lO LIft.. 6 p.m.Wedneoday III..... lIudy - 7 p.m.

CHURCH OF JESUSCHRIST LArrER DAY

SAINTSChurch of Jesus Christ lOSRuidaIIIIhncb -.D6-4lS9 or 257-9691

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where he used 10 be repmented, "they're carrying whal Ieonsider oommercial art. Period. II's nOlhlng that a museumwould ever want, in the past. in the pmenl, or in the fulure.It's pretty. It's technically eompetenl. It's empty of emotion.

It might go with your sofa., ".f you wanl to sell art in America today, you do market

research and then you give Ihem whal they wanl.""Maybe iI's lifeslyle changes," added Palla, who also ,

paints in the impressionist slyle, "and Ihey ooliccl names. II'sa celebrily cullure now."

"Ilhink iI's a lack of education in the schools and a gen­erallack of sensitivily, growing up without even an aware-

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. , MIpI for the Artists of White Oaks Studio Tour will be available at the White OaksJ Schoolhouse and Museum. Admission to all studios Is free.

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, pIlbJic SalURlay and Sunday, ApJiI , ",19-20,froiIII4p.m. during IheArt~ of

, White 08ks4th Annual Studio 'lOur., Anotberbalf c1O.tell guest artists andcraftsmen will ~ ~cipating, makingthis year-'$Iour lhe'l.ever in this onetime milling boom tOwn anjI frequenthaunt Of Silly the Kid., White oaks, founded around 1879, islocated in Ihe mountainsoffRoute 54 justnollh of Carrizoz.o.Though still COIIsid­ered a "ghost !OWn," Ihe[C are'40, or so,midents who oql,only mantbe WhileOaks voluJJtcer'ti,IC departmenl, bul alsofind the lime to write. draw, paint. build,carve, sculpt, toolorshool (photographs,moslly).

, This year's studio tour (always held the weekend after theApril IS I~ ~~Iine fo~,,!opa~I~Il\f reason) fl!/Itu~ the~ ,..,.... .....Studlo to be..wor~riSJjIiI~'6f~~;~iPl!!lll~JohnO!lPI:llll,1kIlJ " • " ,;:. ",,,I: . . .ReynU~ kn~,PJilI~ ~'WIlI';~JHicldlem_'Rilrlan '. ,""t\'or the first, jill\C ,il) a eoupleyears. artists John DuncanWebb,piitltll' 1~'ifk~m8tlP.l;:lUl'lli- artist Jeff C/laritn8ll, :'ilicf "P.IIa~ will.~ lheir hiStoric llIylor House (circa.and p~1ff!P~~Jro: " ' .1887) studiOS dunng:tbis yearMour.~iMf"'~l~;tII~m ~iD des~gn~rOmIliF'-,\1I~tive of Califorpia, John Dunca~ has been painting

0aJTi!0"~U,~~~,~~ ~I~), ~:!i~essljlllally ~over20yearsand~led un~~ four?ft~eclaw~ , ~rti.,a,m'.!i, t~iJi1 '. Ie.Larry Vcr,cc.keCUiIl.t .,'. ~~;rfB~" painters and .now works I~ pnsl-Jmpresslom~t

Mlke'.,,: :' . •('free House Studios, ,, ),'. wofksrange 1R pnee from $4So-S6,1IOO. ,AgJg'~i6Jim(llllPdios Is free. Maps are \Ivlli ., at~ ". "1'flete seems to be a generational change righl nnw," he

~hit~Oaks ~~lfJiuse and Museum, AI5\) opel.{tQp_,•.tiq~,,~~d the new generation seems to be going moremg \\1111 be the histOric Qumm House. ~, tw~ Ao,wiijlS,:gadgets lhan art." He noled thaI in 1lIos galleries

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"In the 1950s and early,19605wc thought that saddlclllakingmight diSllppear because· 'p'copicwere usillJ pickups too muCh, lIul "iI just turned around. During thatera it looked so bleak that JIO onelearned the trade. ,So now wc'veended up with a big demand not·near enough people to-make them."V~ fortunate that way," is<

how Webb responded to a questionabout demand far out-&lrippig:his .ability:IO sUpply. He i$' cutiCII11Y'"about lWo years:beiilnd QI\ orders. '

"If I jllSl worked .. bard as Icould, I COIIld makes faRCy saddIcin two weeks. Bul it'd be a realhard two weeks. PlaiQ old saddles?I could tum out two a week."

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1\vo things make Harlan Webbhappy: making saddles and cow­boying.

At 64 he's i10ing a lot more ofthe forraer, and he's still on hiscustom, bullt-from-scratch saddleorders ($1,500 and up; $2,500average). When he gelS tired ofworking on one, though, he takes abreak by making custom-orderedbelts ($100 and up), wallets ($65and up), purses ($100 and up) andbrief cases (depends).

Webb calls the whole southwesthis home, IJtough he's spend mostof his life m and around Roswell,N.M., and El Paso, Texas.

''The!e's a bigger demand forsaddles now than there's ever beenin the history ofthe United States,..says Webb. "ibere are mo~ Itors­es in IItC United StlIles than 1lie(C'sever beei'I. all kinds of horses. And,there are fcwer. saddlemakers Iliat ~.____custom·make...hand-make saddles, ... wItII ...:', .;;, " ",which is a tolally different ball ". • .'. , •game than machine saddles. ' Bob Rcynie~.l8. .~~,~

"I read someplal:e in a Saddle iplt.(orPi~:.,~~· iBi",t_M \Vhe"',~"'tir,~;.:...l i.~; . "~~'~'publication, that replac:lng saddles ." , D,i1''''e ·...w "I~' ,~ithat were stolen or lost in fires last d1Cd,' ,.. ,".,; ,.' ',~~J)'(' ,:' <"l'i.5yearwouldtakea~iIIionsaddles," ~_jp:".i,~ ";i't~

Most of Webb s saddle orders ~iif~'''~':flJ'tjY.~~.~ '.are for show saddles, sonic that s, .,;m;·r/l',~ realiSfig! . "Jl.C'?ple have no intention of ever eqU.i!1t';~P.li"'(;lS!Jb is • ".&1 'f1dmg. Many of Webb's~mers ,ex~6tlgr.rm~18 ~,~I¥.f l '.are Sunday afternoon rid~ ttyi.ng h! walercolors~Oil, a.nJI'!rn,~. ~ ",' , ,to out-do one another With eljUIP- n~qu~ from reahsm.ll~'~~pI'ef;Ji '; .men!.. SIODlsm and abstract , "",,~' ,'~

':They;re th~ fcl'boll9 of!!'y, "I'm really pai .:;~lJ~ ,.busmess, heS81~\ ",0' "A).~~fnowrhe, ,I

" ~I:d love to. a relIll.'{";;~he~loJ,edih~!r ",","f~orklng.cowboy'_e" ;._·~~~~~i!I:,,-,. .~Just an:n t that maoY J!IOfkmgcow- uum~. I .' 0~....boys left,.. he said."A working to concentrate on his wOlk, I ''''UI'fVI .

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ness of painting, or even art,"added Duncan.

"I love the place," DOtedDuncan about White Oaks. "I lovethe house, I like the lifestyle andiI's really interesting meeting thepeople that: co]lle through WhiteOaks. Alot of them are looking forShangri-La. They're 100kill8for aplace that's sallCtUary•.and "4l1y,that's all in the past. 'lbere'shaiUlyanyplace like I~alleft." " ... .", , ,I '

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nalive, has been paintillJ prot'es-'- ••~ ",,...1 " ,sionally for over 30 y~"IIl ;""". ~, . ,apprenticeship with 1f"]1rench- ,:1mowd fpr het black. blue andImpressionis!. "-:;" ~O~ ill a \lati~y (If forms

rtcim ll!'fS'to sculJ!led Pieces.• SIIe sludied ceramics al theI,Iniversity'of MiamiY{ithChristineFederghi and apprenllced inGeorgia and wilh Vernon Owens atJugtown Pollery in North Carolina.

"There's no olher place I'drather be," she nOles. "When I die,just roll me into that kiln with mylast load."

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Also new on this year's tour isartist Jeff Chapman's PatosMountain Furoilure Ranch (over­looking the Palos (Duck)Mountains near While OaksPOllery outside of White Oaks).

Chapman, 47, who is also alicensed contractor, returned full­time 10 his firsl love...handmadefurnishings, lasl year turning out aline of aspen/pine log/pole beds,trunks, dressers, mirrors, framesand other designs.

Colorado-born, Chapman spenthis youth globe hopping as a mili­lary dependenl, spending time inSpain, Japan and California. For awhile he was part owner of areslauranl in Hawaii.

He hand tools his popular aspenlog beds in sizes from twin toCalifornia king (with or without acanopy). Prices on the pieces startin Ihe $400 range and go up fromthere.

Chapman is also experimentingwilh inlaid ceramics in his furni­lure (done by Whitt Oaks POlleryowner Ivy Heymann) and addingleather-tooled hardware (by sad­dlemaker Harlan Webb).

For Ihis year's studio tour,woodcarvers Mike and GeOrgiaLagg, as well a photographer PeterWolfe, will be displaying theirwork at Ivy Heymann's' WhiteOaks Potter studio.

Heymann, 42, arrived in WhiteOaks in 1976 with two things onher mind: pottery and black dia­mond skiing. She opened her stu­dio two years later.

Her, ski season ended a bit eadythis year when she broke a leg intwo places, then skied down themountain to the first aid station atSierra Blanca.

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','Ibe ,pl'l"will~rep~I,;.l.T . e""'RLTiIleDl~M~ t.f~D, '.!.and'llIe iIlItCof'JlJcw MeltiCQ al the IItC jlfay slani Lolllse Glne,Kimble .SoulbwCSI· IiRegiOilll FilSlivaHn KeimS, l,yllnPric:e,RilnecfPritt, "D'enlODj . 1'ellast _April" 17·20. ilDii 'Gene ~mplelOn. ,-':

,DireCtor Mary'MuSDn aild bet .. II'S busmess as usual for WhIZensemble l)lIoll •. . "Bl\DB'owner.first pJahe.'n.tbe ,. " . . Mpty NIIaAm e rJic I'll ;" SeNDTHEM."'PACKINO· (COdB),scrvlngAssociatioD of lip cOffee and if, ,'. ...'~;. ..,""'I",-.--"'!'. ....00 m'm UIl ilyWhat: Benetlt perfo1mance (If cake to her only' RIO TRANS"QarATION, ",.~~... . ~;>Tbealte Sfllte' ,"11IrocIlmClrtOn, 18"- by the· . regular ellS· '.0...~'i:&'t . If"'.... .. ,. ;>:;£'~ ',IIiwMiI" e.-IM ..,;Festival . and' • Ruidoso UIII8 Theater for Its lorner Leo DJI,!jtr~, . . ...,.._ IliUMOImpelilion in' =.CQIIlP.etitlan . ·'(·Kear ns") , .' lWIDOSO DO'" 113. '. 't,." < . Rm!IIJllMa'R:lt. ' :7p.m.Sunday,ApIiI Throcklllorton's .;: (505257_ .• I_~

,In' Denton,' 13 . .' . evangellsl. 'SIIAtrtJ W 2•Holiday Inn Expressibey' will eom~ .\ XI!'r~T\le.CasUe, Hwy. 70 'Bul wbeD SHUTTLE SERVICE ]-C8tIIeLiUle ........pete ' againsl ~. q,) . Wlaler ~Ann .\. 4. '!'wiJIpruceC..,award-winning c. S I 1iI'1ll 0 n S ',...n." V_,_.n ...~ 7 'YS W'....w 5.s.&lIflWllR.V,Ihe*lrcs' . frb'm . , (Templeton and ..;---u_. - '.6. 0IeruUe Mobile VillIp1Cxas, OklaliolQ., -ArkaIlsas,•and l.pn Price) lilOp ibe~ on their .9ain •1pm ~MIA DIiw 7•Pinedift'V'dIIgeI:-oulsiana. 'Ib belp'. IllOftey for way to San Angelo, the small-toWIr _. 1:30 pm -.6:80 pm N • _Ench••"......fe!;llv/lI'1uSalld Ir/IYIlI, RLT is dafe beala''U'' with' small~lciwn ..... ' •QAY~_...__..S,5.ot w-t- MdrlIhostlnga•.fldntfjt-perl'OrmanQ6 of intrigue. Walter; aUClipulllaIIl,'ls' J.:aDAY ,.__..s .... B,",",,_.L_ f'I1...~_A f1 _1u.~",J~1 old. ......... i..t..£;. f h;i.1~t· J DAY_ JI"••••• ~ ••SIZ.GI.............olJO\l ""lUIa..·all7..l~.tII. ~ WI..r "1<>'1"""0 r~"'l! 1..", "".' 1 ...• ,. -.' , .S"ndaY,Alili.l i t3j"Il'~11id Cii'litle. ~.Y. ~lIIeday; arllftie'wdr'iY!ll .•.. .

• .I., ;.~ h'" •1_ "'I I~.:a ' 1'i.ird1l • I all 1'I01fTHL".,..."".!II"I~'~~·llI'I._1OAdml~lbl"'"'~t 1lI;'spcI:j_.' l"'••or- II ~w ';C~'~ ...rllyplcaslll {. . AT tB&tBAuilOi'COMMlRa •manc:e 1ll'$10; .,. .,., 'fil I, IOWn lDqulSllilleness. Mary' Nlla. '!We ote4 all '1he Ilelp'W~C8D and Leo make il-lhelrbusiil.'lIl ~mSTOlSARI~get with this," said R~ ,manasct ..1ltIp" IhcSlllllnOns Wilb' theit 1'1 .Pamela 'G:fomwcll.·..aLT,ls proud d(jlllesticp~I.en/1I\ When 1IlIJl&S ROUTES AND RAm; ARE SUBaCI' TO CHANGEof·thlsshowj and'we)c- proud' '10 fall aparti Iheonly 'cool bead Wrm01l'r.NOTICIsend lhem to regionals. Bul, as belongs to IrUcli': ·'driver Buck 'usual, we're strapped for lite kind .(Rance Price), who saves Ihe day.SIETIJI "IlUQKJ8O NIWS".APIRroRTIIBof money II lakes ~,fIYlP.'rt till' ,11)cdiplllP~ §hllJPt '!t'''lIfId ~TlSTRAUANDROmCIIANGrseft'ort like Ibis... · • i. , ! I r '" «•tullny.. (Well,' 61~ .is dlifOgue •.

The ,l,illie J1\el!tieis cuJ:fClUly ~Is. in 1)JQc~mjllto.,; TexllS). ..summollifli"m~~:topiy .JI!\!~ .~~ 5fale, competllion ii'AIITI.f:OOAMforibe Castle, which II moved-Inlo CIIIIImendal.lhe dlrCClIng and dra- :==y=~last June. 'I1Ic IIOD-profit, volunlccr milie perfomwll,'es of this RLToJgllllizalion is eounliDg Oft com- II1'JlIPe. BvclyORc is invltejlto see 1mIJd'munity SUppilrI, likeSunday's ben- "1JtrockiDorton, 1bXU" 'before. itefd sbow,CroniwcU said. 'I1Ic cost hirs lhc road, and relllhe pcrlorm­of sending MUSDD'S group 10 .elS 10 "break a leg" at reglooals.

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T1tis wee~'s comedy sIlow, Fole.)'has_n woting his nJIIlinenonn,Uy /JOIiI in the nip'tclu~, will'Oll·fl'iends lI!Id ·ramily••. is. nowhe pcrfohlmd dOWllS.tallS 10 the ready III f1'Y II out Oll·stage;~esl:ldC!ro Cafe. Hosling the. show. will be

• .~ .Qrislepsenhasgarnered a rep- KOOKS,. producor for "KooksuIalioh asa dean comic that ge~ OlIliedy; Sho\V~ and also ArtisIie­laugh; while ma'killg the audience Director .of th~ Dona .AnaIhink. He's been dubbed a social· .Repertory!J1lCatre in Las Cruces.pol.ilical humorist ~ilh topi"" 'Ibe~ heSlos it 9InSightful humor, With the stage p.m. so ylllJ e:atI l:OIIIC early andpresence that's a crosS hetween grab a ~i~ lk)n Ihe show. KooksDudley M~ and lhe Cowardly CoJiIedy sliOw also invites you toUon. Everylhing Chrislensen does join the CO\IIics. afterthe show 10is driven by an inner comic lime dIiIlCe '1iII dawnat' lhe Mescalerobomb; always th~tening 10 Inn NI",~!ub ICfflSIliom thecafe.explode,opizcm .md. After the show you can dance

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Uncoln County artll., Including those above, wiD gather 816:30 p.m. today In Capitan for 8 public discus­sion about supporting the local art community. The dlscusslon. followed by 8 potluck dinner. wiD be In theUncoln County Mercantile and Trading Post 81320 S. Uncoln Ave., In Cap~. The WOI'kI of 90 lOcal~.will be displayed 81 the Post. Apublic 8llhIbit of'those wOl'ks will be 10 8.11I. imIJJ'$p~:Saturday. Pictured(from left to right) ere: Suzanne Donazelli. 8 CerIzozo sculptor, John Wesl; C8rIzblO I_IIy designer;Virginia WaIllon-Jones, CaplIan sculptor, Ann Buffington, Carlzozo sculptor; Jeff M, Chapman, While Oaksfumlture designer; Kenneth Payne, CBrlzozo scuJploIj' and lonnie Llppmann. CapItan photOgrapher.

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March CluQlipionsh;ijJ • .,Fairgrounds • Oaklawn Park • Sunland Park • Santa Aritta• Turf Paradise • Delta Downs • Garden State • Aqueduet

• Sam Houston ,. . Rattlesnake RoundUp"Racing Action ~:u~:~~:rjdaY• Saturday in.~~~~~o J\Prn,.JQ-?O

, The 10th AlJDuahRalllesnake altheroundup - how 10 avoidFor more iQformatioD RoundUp, the only event ofits kind, being biltcnand wllit 10do in aJSC

1.605-378.4431 in New Mexico, will.tie held9a.lll. you CQiDC'across a snake, ' ,II! 5 p.m. :Salurday; and ,Sunday, lhlddilion 10 ,Ihesnake ban·

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FYI UAl1"~Ste~S~~pasta, BUI'IJ8~,I)an,SPeCia.'i, . I :Sl\'I'uf!"~I'Olf:JIIJI.j~~(I;j9~' $Z2" .... $.~1l17'~8re ~~llJbJeIII EI\JOY cocktails, wme, and beer from our full Lar" . . t~1r' muividulf niusIcillIsbllt,'!IW. throug1i PiO'l1x bj caDlag:,~t.

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AMUICAN CANeIl SOClmOF lINC:OUol-CouHlY

M.... III .00. every fourth Thursday in IheLinculn ClI••ly Medical ee.ler co.ferenceroum. for moro information COlltact memo­rial Chairman Jane Ynwell. P.O. Box 2328,Ruid"",. NM 1l1l.145. Telephone: 2.'7-40116.

AMUICAN SlWlNe GvaoOf NEW MEXICO.

Neighhorhood group meeti.g. Call le.nie.Powell al 2.'8-38'16,

I.P.O.E. No:2Oll6Elk'$ m.... in rhe Elk', LodS" B.i1di.g onU.S. Highway 70. 7:30 p.m. lIIe first andIhird J'h.rsday~ 01~ monlh. .

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Rosm J. HaGlE. Poll 19'Meel. 01 7 p.m. Ihc Ihird Wedoeoday in theAmerican Legion Building al U.S.Highway 7JJ and Spring Road, i. R.ido.o;pDown•. For more i.formalio. cah 257­;7'16.

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.• no·hll'l din.er wilh .pellke.. a.d di....• 257-536ll. . KHle. OF COLIMIllS '. OMlMIII Cwl .' 257·2446 9r~y al336-lll164. i••m. 10 follow. Aclivili., are also plan.ed lOY SCOUIS O~ElIlCA . . F~1NII.1. DlKAM.ClIUNCI. . "'" M~ta ~elX Thl;*".IIl ~...MPIl/lWll~.---',...................;0;;;,.......... .'hfuughllJ!I.I~. mO.IIJ,i\JIJldolll'ivglea lite ,Buy &oqt.1\oop~i . r at 1$.p.m/"'MllWi';ilillhe pmsfi'fllilf'lli"Sf:'flIrlill6i'i'..'t'lllillt~Iill1'TllIiI';ilIl\lII'.'fii~~;J'"~,>;~...,....,t'~ "i.v~~e~ .'0 jlli. Ihe group. ror 1fIn••er a~d Mo.day. allhe EpiseopalC oreh uflhe Holy . Cathlllie Chorch al 7p.m. Ihe sectlnOnd .f1lfpr~tlon ,call Emmell Hatell..'25Jj:$'1I1 ' "F'5 a•• tIl,ci lICl!""4~y of)"lCmhzmg. for fur'her ..formaull. call MowlI. ~lmllSler .~eva ~.%~. fouflb.~a ..pf Jll!eJ)' J!IOIllb...&;il c. .,'J.l!m.~Voojl}IWl\;'W/t... ...."" .•..".,,""-"':'" ~.Il'!!l!!!l!h.l/!J.I!.gyjIl!Y!!l!!t~f,er.l;lI-4hIlOllr2.~7-5077. ... .. ...• 34!~C!!bSiiou":R.~padi'meelmgaI2 KnaPl!.,.ndk.ighl. . ., . f" OF\HSEAa' .'~...". ,\

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M"I.al';"~=T=~LaVeli'· ',~ \~,.~~.~~GR9U' ~"'H:;"~u'oN. Ma.~.J!te. ". il .' .~:r~II::t'~:(ourtb~yofaVCl)'~lb.rear entrance. . ," .. f«•.1lIC thlr&.1'uesda~ of each monlh, MelliS al ~lIq .t!ttrlei~ ~n'or. Ci Nrih !til.• al 7,311 p.m. ~ """""'!' lFofilliJinptlllitil1ian C1111 :zss.»ca33..Mo.daY" • Noo. AA meetings and II PJII. from 7·9 p.~. a1lhe Selllor ce.lar. SlIl·A huilding aiIIM; ..m.lbe Ibird Tho. . y of)evcry month. VislI.!'~ !f,:II!f,~W'~' rS'epSludy. S.dderth Dnve..CllII 2'5~2 or.2511- ofcvery!""'"h.Allata\lleJcome.For be"'~l~. "'1'.' if',,':':l\" •. . . ~Tnesdlly' • II p.m. closed AA and AIanon. 3726Iorlnformlllm.. , informallOD callJliS34912.. ," ANoN~'",:;'«" - III .l>. . YAIIEY NooNNo".m"li.g. CHOIR GIIj'lU'. ....'. , .( Mel.... ~O a. . eva!y SlIlordaYt~.I.h!f~~,; M3 =sCounlry ub forWednesday.· Nooo AAmeeli.gs ~nd'8 Meeta6:45p.m.Tuesdaysatll189EIPaiICo EigIItJwftk'~~~Monda' 'Hell'th! ilerap.II~ M.....ge-."""I204 l.Wea, • r·30~m:, '.p.m. Alanon Slndy. Road, .... Cru.... ~lIl\lCally'forpos..ible hOb of he H t':i . If. Madt!li.!' So . n.~.IIQSfMJs.tmr' ~ ;"(1" ~·y~1iuI:Th.rsday•. Noon ""!. wome.'. meeti.g .ClUpllot a.d i.lollllllIIO. al 25tJ.562 I. ~~IeroTh.11 iloi:.oo. ~Jln:'~ruc- monolrifonn'lm•. lr I"~ . "i!.'!\l.Ur'1 tDM6eltcll\oliihly.':f'or '6'~lliIl Potl;d(.al thelO~ Hp.m. Opeo meeung. CHRllllAH SIIl/ICII 10m. ARk yclilr doctor Dr c.lf2St.tiIli for .• ,·ftrtE'orb III1D c;,'lnC!",CIlIlCu!" ;"~~f)'.,n~l,""StreaI, R6ic1oso.frIday.' No". AA meelillgllnd II p.m. Clfll,":OINCOOHlYf~c.., infonnilllo.oriore ·.lerfordaRies. . MeaLq:l1llrl.m.every'~~Y 1iJso'monihly lunchCli'al dlllarent~~·B...kSiady. Volu.leers ""'Jog Ihe.lesdortu.llle rnlhe. '. • S" .. _ ." .... .ot-Jhc.lnontli'iql,\he.maotIlIt,1ODIIt1t1he-··"lIiiiOCFor1IifOiliiliIliltCilfIGiJi'WIiWick III .SalurdlOy•. llp.m.AAopen.~~om"li~ arell. Meet. 7 p.m. the firsi Mo.day of .lINcOlNCou"!,"~·, 11lJlaS-N~ Maxico Power Bul.Idln,lo 1be Z$7·21720, KlIreIlVaPBliUI 2S8-4939.Sunday•• H p.m. ope. lad,es a.d mona every mo.lh al 120 J.nction Road The trnc:oln County BIrd Club mile" once only ICljwremeoll0'lnoml!enllllp is.II,CIIr. . , ' ••lag m../i.g. Noo. m..ling. (Ch.q:h of Chriat building).. Presilfeol a m~.lh, F9r m,9IlI. Jpfo/lnalhlll-pllA" .·"111driving~,~OU'cIonlf liIvlf"'O'o" SIIIlIIlY,......Ai.QOII1I\1f&,·lpIllII.Bi~hd.y •• la.t S~I.rday. Rick Oshorne, 257·7162. Powell al 257·5352. • a~ - j..l·a ova forJI!t'PI· fJlr ~o!~.. ,M..~M!'~vm~yaVilillS aLPlu,.e number 258-3h43 CO.DtPlHIIlNIS ~NClNYiotouS ~ COUN1\' D1MOWJlCl PAl!Y" mallon~II, 7.799t«'%5l!-!4~ t;I.,' \iii tfrG.tlir!i:cl1tiftlil.PIlrtlt.-l2It Hul R/lad:

Step ...dy m..li.g 7 p.m. The....y. al Moe" a"'.lh, CIIg trec6'o'iliiln, . P'u~.-r .. ~ "; " f..or.~ll91rIIIJjI,!'mmllII«!D,qr,to t . 10 aDu~~:i="cw. Texa..Now Me,ico Powar <Almpa.y. chairpe al257·7S5H f'1l dale,and place. \tce" t)n: Ihj':~at lht'i\tlinllil'-" '~, iii~Uiin2'58l46"..o;Jta' 3711-4'192.

M.."'~llhe R.idoso Se.ior Ceoler al I COMMuNovftnEtoJsOFlHlYlltNaMWal t1NCOlNCourmFooD_, p.m.ForJJ!O~'l·~onnlllonca'I!~ll~.~\'~ ",,' ~COUIlC& •p.m. Salurday•. Open gume. Novice play. M.... al h p.m, lbe fil5l Mnnday of.~ch I. SI. Eleanm'. CIIlholic Ch~'@Wd 8l164~DI8 at257.~ .) •• , ,.. ' ! fMeeI5l~KIlJbb'iirinOim.lhe fil5l j0ndaYe.. welcome. For inlormalio.. call Joe monlh 01 lhe V~ Posl 7filll1 A.xlhary meel5ll1 7p.m. Ihe Ihird ThurBday olllvcry IIIPUaICIll\ 'AlIIY OF~C;~, '~{ ml).,OtIlOI1J.... . • .Ra.ne lOl2.'7.922l!. Hall. 71HI Hwy. 711 w.:.,. Alamogordo. mo.lh. Food hank boors are fItlOl\'4. p.p!, ,MecrstlJe fi"!1 Monday ~f(mpildrlilti ." .•.~'" \Jl ' In V .

COUNSlUN~C_ Monday. Wed.esday a.dFn"day: fiilllbore p.m. ~yona ~.lereslCd " welcdllfe: F~t.. ~I~A~_IIAOIO ~AIJO WOMEN'S ASSOCllnON Slre~. manaS"menl gro.p 4 p.m. Mo.dlly' infonnalion call 2.,7·51123. mono lalormlllo. call 8olII1lI"':'J fl.1j1l-,"l:M~ ,;~!~l('~ Hou.e 01 ~ a.m.

Mee," II a.m. T.esday. allhe Allo CI.h al The Cotlll!loling Ccnlcr, 1707 Sudderth II Co' Ho 43720~PaI~Umeal3S4-D!'2'. • S'alhrday•. lf6rmO"lOfo")latIonCIIlllpu.lyHnuse fill lunch III noon lind cards al I p.m. Drive. CllII,2.,7·51138 for more i.formalion. Mee"a=M..~ Re5u:.::::e first RII'USl!CAH flani'll'~C"puw; ,~~~tZ!~ ')j" !Busine.. mceli.g rhe fi..lTuesdlly,orevery Oaue~ OF \HI AMElIICaN RlVoumoH T........yof each ~~.lh. B!Jard!!f.Di*'911L. M~% folItIb ThtsdayoreiCb·mo.lhit •. '........IiMI.C4Jluf\1CA11~mnn,h. Meellt I. members' bumes III ..... Ihctlee: ,in..ti.g ~I 6p.m, and general meeilns II :I II~ F";:re"==I~: Meetsatlhe senl~ CitlzeM QI\ICr behi.d

~usa CWI ~.d Tha~y of overy monlh. For more p.m. Preslde.llerry Bartramsen. &:om 11257~ .9t~!I •. \hc.llUI~ .PubliC~ for weeklyMee.. 7 p.m. Ihe first Tu.....y ol ....ry IRf~!"",llon$llIl258-4l"I6. ", .. ·lOIelllitQi!il@t·"..··..·1I2Sll;$Ui4r- ".« ~~ tji'm:1ll.....y..monlh for program a.d al.oo.lbe lhird OIlASIBIAMIIIC"~" ".,"~' ,.: ·.~A.*;..j4·.I'4l·,,"~1 . ,.!inDit4_,r, '/7 .1ior._lDformoI!OOall~SM~'T.e.day lIfevery month forl1lllcliap~ , COI'~UlllYCHa_q ... ·' Mee" 9:30aJll.lhpllrs',TJI05dayoteveq.)· ....~,. !II. ~fJl ~i'l\'~il'Il'" ~ ,. '.'Episcopal Chureh of lhe Holy Mouilt;l21 M~ 81 7 IY\I.J~ first~:y of every mo.th I. tIic bmljlilal CXIn~arencc room. I thC ' ,. • & ~ i1I:_S i " ~.Mescalero Trail. Pre.idenl Karen Morri.. monlh In Ihe Amenca.l..egio. ~IlHwy. ' . • Tii ., ll" , • ", ' and

70 and Spring Road i. Ruidoso Dow... For lINCOlN COIIIIIY I'nlII :1' 1\10 ~; 11>1\. .V.: ',~f!IIUIlc ~'. 6151morel.lormali.nCIIIl257-57'16. ,.' Meets Ih~.fil5l ~u.tbIY ofCII~h lI!OP'h II "" CA AUM...., a'licrlhiril~ysofei1:iil1Hll\lh. more

AUHE'MER'S MONnlLY &0_ GIOU. ' :. -"'Iriou$ loCat~rill. ClIll Judy al 3j("111l16 Mel J~ lhe1r(uioo.'IO 9~ Cenler dlnin,•. I~lloncall 2574p"?!If257~.Meel.lhe fi..1Wednesday 01 each monlh III ~~IY ~IIIIS CDfIII ". f~r mtet\ljg llmar, ••d, mOlD .lnfunnal~.. ~t II:3\' i.m. the \ltJn,l Thursday fql~l";" ~I • 'TEla.. • . I~;~r'~~ ~:'~=;:':;C.ter. Call 257.. 24·.ho.r cr!... h.e an.wered· hy Iha UlIlXllo. Counly I'!j,def .L\a {ijlF~J.,p.d PQI!"n.. ~'~"h"'pli WIIilt\r'i.c!Yonce rese",jl'!''''A ;~I hl-'''''' "M" at K!T'I '8111

Ru,doso Pohce Dep~rtmen~. Call i2$-73M leal ~cti•• gro~p for tldcoln ~u.ty·. S'!" Iii0\lcrli(ill :IS pmglllnP'f'III" re.ldelll&.'lOd .' &3111. WU:..'~..,lind ...kfur Ihe Fa...ly CriSl. CCJ1 .'.' le~ra~ .,.d b,..xtlllll:orriln.....,ty and ,ts ;~~ veJYlll!Oowelalnte-; , . .", d~ ..l>i\l;<Io,..........,., •

AMERICAN ASSOCIIIKIN 'eer. BlIllrd meets at 6 p.m. . !;.fJl!' . hC/~uliJa»iCli. . .' '. ,\'}"~ ... ltaloWA.c.,Qp,.,., " .' .,"~.,.,-- ,I

AARP m"l~a~:~~~~z"n. C"m"r Thursday III ,Dr. Arlene; Browds-~~.OIN C~~~l:,"'!7;I1~ ~ijI'\\'lllIMfit1"1ZB .• 11.. un. ~:IlU,\·l!O.~ For• •• free women. '!'PI;"'r1, group at' niMfri " .." aLnOOI\ Ihe RClIlid tueSiIa•.ofev'';' JljrliA ..NluI&Il:&QlIaa~ ..~!~!:!,,",Ion !,!!!.~,!1-~~I:. .. ;

hehind Ihe R.id... P.blic Ubrary al III Monday. al Dr, BIrgit biMotht's offi~1t ':'.Ih al Plu. H.I, 12DI'M.. wcicome. For I\Irlbtr inl'otlllation call Also ; _ WE SWID .'.m. Ihe fou~h Wednesday of every mOdlh. <Almpo.nd 14112 al 1401 Sudderth Drove. Ruu_.-. For mo- infonnarlOD call Shll/llll at 258-47$7 or1Qo;y aI 3J604219. . Poi Infonnalion Ibd meelingtime. C1111 RoyPre.iden', Virgi.ia Ouesenherry. ........, •• __ , ..."""..

fAMUS • Futa FOIl FatirHEss • SUPPOIIf Miller al 2511-3252. . 0, ., ~~._..• ..~ •••.,.". UI"""-"'QIl '-' ,. -,M..t. 6::lfHl p.m. 2.d Monday of lbe monlh t1NCOlll COUNIY SHuW. '0lIl MeeI5 ill the !luxiliary Building, 123 Down.. YFW PoR 7072al'12 Tara :-Vood.< <AI~ 102 ~~ ,~2''A1lli lJIa lirst f.J1!!al of every.· Avenue~7I\.m. the llI5I MOfaY ot~ ..,Je.mn!9 Don K1ein'Post 71172 at 7 p.• theRuJ~ w.: ~e support ~d informa,tJIInso mimlli!irllre UnQIlilCodilty'f'lwSoilding . month. ,rilore~n.W SIjIi~#sidJdlI Monday aI AmerJarn.. Ialfllm,h.. a.•dfne~. of 'JlCCIaI.ced5 po...... . in Cal,\ilan~i~nl T1HI\.~'.3,54-2132. Roherl5, 371li4184or Ida Iat'~7lJ!7li"~fi!Uig!\?laY: TIl and Spring Ruad in Rll!i'dusofor more Idfonnal\<lll call Jenny al 2.'~), ...:..~, < ~', , ..iF Ruiaosol Ct.. ~ l1! flI'IOwllo.1lor more fnl'ormation r:a1l25'! 51%.

, IJoNSlN1UNA,,,,.aL EV."IN~ mCw.. Mcc" ........1hurxdayaI7pm.!II~Roldoso,.. .FRAlRNll 0H0h OF '0IlCI1.OoG1'26 M..to in Ibe Lio•• H.I o. Skyland Iie~i.d Sen -¢;i"" Ceni toabiil!.tlir! lbikrdIo ,i.!J)dn K1ei. VFW Women'. A~iUa , Unil

Meets al K·Boh'. SI..k liD.... Re.la.ra.' Mounlli. LalJildry u. Tuesday. fOr'llUJllX" Po':~ Fer. iIlfQmralioll talIJ ,71~ meel. at 6 p.m, Iho .a'o'illF.FrldllY'ol1I1.00n overy Thursday. MlUClHrc I.OoGt; '73 • Mwgwq'=':25"::1llor-257.Z4S4. ,ev.ry'lIionlh~SI'.0.Le~ H~f. US

........ M . he - . "_'IvSu'ld' the llu.J.... ';"" .... r ....._ ,., llIandSjIrlffl • ~ FornnolHll OF THh,l8AIIY eeI5 ,n I _lIrc r~"", I I~g aI ' ....... , liD WQIll(l..,"'.. _ '•.mor~lnlonnllion cia ',f:5796. .

Moe.. lit 4 p.m. Ihe firsl !o1011dlY 01 every c:oroel.of~~ Ttailllll!l~,III)rive,. "Meets Jl3l~.p, . lhe secotirf'WeIInaiKlit of" W'i ~monlh allh. R.idoso Pulllic UbrllJ)'. for dinlJel 1I ~:30 Pool: aIIIl'~g al 7:30 allClulIclPlli plember thl\llJ&l! M.ay inl~ ,\ ,.1lIII MOl/lIlA!Il,~'.'

GolDlN Ms but ' p,m. on lbe film Monday (sac:ond Monday il Woman'it t==~nlS Ev0Jlrecri7 jl,m.lhelbiidMoDclay althePUblic!::-Meel. al the Ruid05D Se.im -€ilizenx llI5I i. a hIIliday)ofevery ~P~~;;;J~'? ...I1!Ia4.f9t _ • ,,' .ca\I.251023ll9.-. lJIg.,R1onLIlr..Rllido«l>,H!Ih,SdIIloI" oyer.

MaI5/er.3J6.11699; s.w.-...................... RiMIOSO e"''CM &IIY Beachum. PrcaJderif; JoIm LlefIirltlc,~.I;.r beb~d ~1=,~bfllry.:t noon ~~: l.W. - Wab Argall, 257·71911. All MeetAi. vario.. locations at 101.m. tbe 5ecret1lJ)'. For more i.formation C1111 2'i11-I e III'''~ a 1~"d'-"'1u maYSnd' every VL"IlJJgUlelhrenw~~. ". ' thi~!m;~J!lf'i!!ttll.;. "'~Ior~." ,"',.."'''..",., t

lOon .or cove.... ...~ II " games. "'IE Most~'\\P.W. '.. ';' , lJi{ltell"~_Iff2S'f;.'i~'t.'"" : "',,.,", . "'.' ··Yciill.1i¥.lflli,1iiIiiii~'!'·" "'1:HIV + SUPPOlII' GIIOU. Ori..lia. allemative 10che~1 de~~ RI_ GIASSIIOOlI AA GRou.. Meel. on Ihe third Wed......y of ~!Y

M...I.lhe ......d Monday ufevery m?lb. cy. ..pport e:.~ 6:311 p.m.':7~ Tuesday.· 7p.1Ii. open meeting; ThUllldays mo~lh. 1be ol'gllnlZlltlon !"lsaa lIlOOC~rLovmg ~hers S.pport Groap for fno'!"" •':tlll~ 'J.1iD, ,l~~ Chitxo,~ -7 p.m. opan meeli.g; Sat.rdays· 7 PJII. eq.,pment and .Roppl,c. for Wl!}lca.d ram,ly 01 HIV+ m..l. Ihe Ih,rd •iM~:~3"!lil erth:m'lew1y c:lliler. open meeting. ·Phona nomber 257,4074 qr M~unlaJn 5eareh lin Reacuc. For ~

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(This is the seOOnd in a two-part series an ilIcidepl.i\I DcicIge CitY. oPe Oi8hI, _aboat Doc Holliday.) Foy said the roar of a number of pislCiJs

Many years after· sounded·· o$tside' Ihe'lialoon and' thatDoc's death, his best "Everybody: dropped to the tloor at once,friend, Wyatt Earp, remi- according 10 l:lISlom. Bat Masterson was justnisced about why Doc in the act ofdealing agame ofSpanis!J monteeventually left Fort 'with Doc Holliday; and I was impiessed byGriffin. It seems thlll Doc the instantaneous manner in which they Oat­caughl a local man tened out lib pancak.es 011. the .fIoor. I IJ;KInamed Ed Bailey cheat" t_oug/JJ I WiIS prelty agile myself,. bul'diliOing and after some angry . fellows had me bealen by' sealmds at thatwords, Doc had all hUI Irick." .eviscerated Bailey with a II was about this time thai the defining attempyng to run for sherif andBowie knife. As Wyalt momenl in the friendship ofDoc Hollidatand odterwlSC becomun outstand­pointed out, "Well, thltt Wyatt Earp oa:urred. Aa:ording·toWyatl, '!It ing mem.1!e1 of the community,broke up the game:' No wasn't long after I returned to DodgeCity that The fact lhat his best friend wasdoubl. his (Doc's) quickness saved my life. He saw a a noted gunm811 did not sit ..~~

Unfortunately for man draw on me behind my back. 'Look out, . with the local citizenry. The situ-Doc, Bailey was locally popular and Doc was Wyalt!' he shouted, but while the words were ation Was exacerbated further bynol. AI Ihe time, Fort'Oriffin had no jail, so coming oul of his mouth he had jerked his .a 'Stagecoaeh robbery nearthe homicidal denlisl was kepi under guard at pistol out of his pockel and shot the other~ Thmbstone.the local hotel. Things weren't looking very low before the Jailer could fire." .On JUly 6, 1881 stage driyeroptimistic for Ihe young dentist/gambler. Asomewhal garbled aa:ount of the inc:i- Bud PhilpOt was killed during aBailey's friends were forming a lynching denl appeared in the Ford County Globe, nol- holdup. Wyatt's political (andparty al which they planned to have Doc as ing that "none were seriously hurt." Wyatt romanlic) rival, Cochise CountyIhe guest of honor. Earp was not the sort of man to fotgel such Sheril John Behan, plied Kate with

Kale Haroney, which was her (ClI1 name, Ihings and he and Doc's friendship was bond, liquor and got her to sign a statement f .or Big Nose Kate Elder as she was popularly ed forever by the incidenl. implicaling Doc in the robbery/murder, ,lRl', .known, came to Doe's rescue. When she sobered up, Kate recan~ her ". ';J!':\

Thinking quickly, Kale set fire to a small story, but Doc was !ess than pleased With her' ;;I.

stable (it should be noted that she led the bors- Dec In..YIps ~ntrite altitude. He put her on a stage thees from il fusl), and then, when most of the By the summer of 1879, Doc; was running very next day, And j\lSl in case anyone was mission as a U.S.local cilizens were rushing 10 extinguish the a saloon in Las Vegas (the one in New curious as to how he fell about the chaIges, he . Peputy Mambal, but allblaze, Kale showed up aUhe bolel where Doe Mexim). On July 19, 1879 a '!18D named Slated publicly that he would kil~ on~ spot, iIKise wana!'ts really tepresenled to Wyalt .was incarcerated. Sticking the muzzle of a Mike Gordon was on an extended drunk·in. the next person ~ so much as mentlOll the' and1hisfriendswerehunting6cenlieS.gun under the nose of the single guard wbo DlIc'ssaloonandwasgenerallymakioganui-' ~\ttords ..~" or~"to~im. No It hasken sail! maIly titllC$JlJallhe Il!lntwas left on dUly, she threw another pistol to sance of himself. Gordon, it~\fl. innr. one was.mcllned to take him up OIl this,,~, for MOIgan Earp"l\SSIISSinsw~ illOjalDoc, and the pair escaped into the nighl. dinately fond ofasaloon girlin boC's employ renslOOS between the Paw"flIction ~- ~~J."'lht~l ~,~.I~iiCl.lf'cn~I'nNeilher of Ihem ever returned 10 Fort Grilf'm, _ a feeling that the lady in question did not .manly the "Earp broIIIem.~ 'Doc) and 'tile u.... WI_ we unr. .i 1I"ij

for reasons that are obvious.1bgelher, they return: When she exhibited a decided lachf "CoWboys, asl~loI:a!cnml!'8'elemenlwas SoutheastemArizonawasasdeadutheClil\V­headed for Dodge City, Kan. inleresl in Gordon's enlreaties, Mike decided kiIown, mounted sIeadiIy until the afternoon boyswho fBl:ed the Ilag:Isand Dl;Jc at the (J;K.

to go out in the street and usc Doc'sSaloon for of 0c:L 26, 1881,:hen the t'amclus "O!U1figllt 0IIJI1 " "Doc InDNp IaIget praclh:e.. at the O.K.~ occurred. ,f' .Doc and the Eprpl beltledrfor~

Gordon fired two shots into the saloon :~~:-:"~~"..~Ck',..On June 8,1878, the Dodge City limes from the street and was~ to fire a ._=....... IIlI ...

ran an advertisement that read: "Dentistry. third whell Doc calml! lIIePJled,OlIIthe front ..M '... ' 'IbmIlsIonl: where his life wOiIldlI't'have_nJ.H. Holliday, Dentist, very respectfully offers door and perfnraled Gordon, ending.fhe prob- : ' :'.. • . worth a plug nickel, but they wen: Ihwat!edhis professional services to the citizens of lem. Gordon died the following day. HiSlorians have been dIVided for years by Wyatt's friend Bar~ in ascri~ofDod C· nd about L_ hoi L_ du • h' /ass' Old political 108....·"·"..... '.'ge Ily a surrounding country for the In October of the same year, Wyatt Earp w,,,, s WI'" nng I IS C Ie . '''''''~''') . " "summer. Office at Room No. 24, Dodge and his second wife, Manie, arrived in Las West confrontation, but one thing all seem to tD~ .W.as",..~~~%House. Where satisfaction is nol given, Vegas wherll Wyalt began to fill J)pc's head agree on is that 1bm McLaury's las! view of .'.'.~~a1~.......t'!.mt:..v.~~money will be refunded." with the tales of the boundless opportuniii!5 the planet was staring into~ lWin m~:,:".fife.. •"""'!"'.~~""" end of

Once again, Doc found that there was for men such as themsclves to make money In of t~ shotgun Doc was carrytng on that~ ... 'J: .more gold in people's pockets lhan in their the new boomtown of Thmbstone, ArizOna ~ day. '" ,. ""'.leeth, and he was soon dealing cards instead Territory, 1\vo months later, Vogil Earp was seri- .........•. :. ,/of working on denial problems. Doc sold his interests in Las Vegas lU)d he ously wounded and crippled for life 'by The end finally l:8IIIO 'Il'GIenwood S . .

II was during the summer of 1878 thai and Ka!e accompanied the Earps as far· as.:uqknOWi\ gssailants as he~ the stteet Colo. where Doc ltiidl

hal bd:Doc and most ofIhe other gamblers and gun- PrescoII, ~,T., where they inlended to ren-, ·betWeen' the Orienlal and ~1aI Palace for . of . so::- twas .' ymen then infesting Dodge made the acquain- dezvous With one of Wyatt's older brothers, saloohstln March of I882,.MOJglIIIEarp was Crnent.~=Jit~illJ\be.trlance of Eddie Foy, possibly the most famous Virgil. shot and kil~ from ambush while.shoIJIin~ a .Iasfdays Wl:re spent inri_I fn{]~comedian of Ihe 19th century. Foy had suth In Prescott, Dqc hila winning stn;ak at the game ofbilliards in Bob Hatch's saJoqIJt • .~ JlIlIJn.aSllllillldil81 " •'.an engaging personality· that even the hardest Iables'Bnd while the Earps - Wyatt, Virgil, While much is made of Wyatt and.tJiii:lf " Doc bCeame~m';'WC.on~:isof Ihe hardcases look him 10 hearl. James and Morgan, along with their wives - famous fr!endship,},he.J*~~tqop ..~ "deathbed, possibly oul of respect for is

Mosl Hollywood films in which Doc headed for Tombstone, Doc and Kate MotglUl IS frequently overlooked ...,; '!i.UJ...:~~MIlI~n;" He had been del' " s~oll~)"isacharactA!r have alleast 0lIl'~ne remained in PrescotI. So, despite lhe fact lhat friends they were, and when Docgot the.1roraaYsiiKr~:oot~xpecled to "n

. !n which a gunfighl eruplS while Doc is p1ay- lib m~r seem to thi~k that Doc and Wyall of Morgan'~ murder he went about si:i.w'bei·on the rnontingTNov.109 cards. In these scenllli> all of I~e ~lIllns. were J~'nc;d al !he .wnSl and ankle, !Joe and ~mbstone With bkRJd in his eye aiId 8 gun in;,'lI.tlhtopeneerJllseyesand asked for a 'exce~1 Qoc dlOP ~o the ft!'or,~ mcvltably Kate dldn t amve In Thmbstone.until near!y hIS handDt!:ll!llA:((l!Jt\JAJllClIlie fc~l~" piW.~As~draIIk it down lie look Iremwns aditl·4II\d COC)I. CbnlmulDg to deal 10 monehs after the Earps had amved there In respoJIlll ~ 'lA'Ietclr~(tot"ll1f Cllnce I 'I ~e Jiis hali 'f.!'iog from u~r the ~cards,h~essdf~danger. . .oecelJlber,~Ip79.\ ,~ ,I: ";' , " " '.~ fouRci-ilO ~•.' ••'.\. l!\j'" '<r'j ''cl!Weil'''lt.lSb\!. "Well, 1'1I,be iIam

, . Yes, IlIslrue that Doc h~ l~lIle. regard for .' ~,I , , . /.- -'., Aftet.fiflDoc,,1Wyau, ~fftljlllniget ,;.!Jt1S is.mi'ntl'?! e was,'Sj1l!IkilIJ4If.the. hIs own pe~nalsafety, ~t hiS Instincts Y{~n .................. ' .. '. . brot~~eralfri~..!'»)~BtJ!J.i._~l!'JllJI".' confronted With a potehllally deadly sitliatlon . .'..,; .' I '.,.1 the ArliMa countrYSide searching for the 'dying wilh his IIiicIISOif.we~ t.he same~ anr othe~ man. One of.Foy's. . III 'lbfuWlon('OOt, Was.~ 'Of a' killers..~.held wamnts for ~"mc""f(I~';'~~'wi I lUlolher word,

I remlDlscences highlight thISfact. ,Speakingof . mll~tone ..jIlUIIIRJl Wg~'s. ~l'_ waS thOught! to be responsible, as welll"';f,~~lY1Je .', bis eyes forever.:' ;, ',' .... ', 'i. "i"lot c.... :1'1!"tt·'·,uonnl"t<Hjl tI. _._-~ ~---. 'I"~ .7> .• '-'. . .',. ;.......".......... ~

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CENTURY 2 I Aspen Real Estate • Ruidos,o, New Mexico 88355

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AltoO.D,D.E.· $119,500,' 103 Mira MonteFurnished. Full olf membershi .

-Calderon • $186,500 • 121 Forest Dr.3/2, full furnished, full golf!

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Schellinger' $195,IHHI' 213 Sierra Blanca Dr, Mashburn' $64,500 • 128 MulliganHi chalet, full olf membershi ! level fairwa lot full olf WOW!

Bloyd' $259,500 • 822 Deer Park Dr. owers • $298,500 • 10I Juniper Ct.3/2 112 like new full olf membershi. 43under construction full olf membershi .

AltoLemaster $382,500 • 728 Deer Park Dr.3/3 full olf membershi ! Class !

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Messer' $295,000' 106 Forest Dr.4/4. Full olf. On 17th Fairwa

Thompson' $330,000 •525 High Mesa Dr. Neessen' $53,000 • 839 Deer Park Dr.4/3.5 1/4 fairwa ,full olf membership, Beautiful social membership lot'

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The Springs CondoDavis' $69,500' #21 T~e Spring'Bdrms 2, Baths I 3/4, Nice condo

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MidtownHunsaker' $32,500 • 204 RidgeBdrms I, .Baths I, Cabin-Fixer Upper

Pine Top HillsNelson • $84,900' 402 Swallow limmerman' $88,300' 128 Old Lincoln Rd. Whipple' $89,9{)()' H~y. 48. • Proctor' $99,500' 116 Pippin SI.Bdrms 3, Baths 2, garage, fenced yard. Bdrms 3 Baths 2 Doll house cute! 2250 s . fl. worksho & well on 9 acres 3/2 KnOll Pine ver clean! Car orl.

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HighwoodOdom • $249,500' 102 Wildwood Dr. .Bdrms 4 Baths 3 1/2, furnished, bi view!

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Spires' $214,000' 101 Rim RoadBdrms 3, Baths 3, The ultimate view!

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Harris' $169,500' 135 Rowan.Bdrms 3, Baths 2, Fairwa home.

PineclitT Capitan Builder Needs OtTer l Midway TownsiteCampbell' $119,000 • 113 Cardinal Eckland' S124,000' 103 Ea.~t Grandview 2New Homes' SI48,lKKI &$152,00II ' 4-Plex • $150,IKKI • 206 Ridge RoadBdrms 3 Baths 2 lar eon room! Bdrms 3, Baths 2, level on 1.7 acre tracl. 439 Canyon Rd. Finished 3/2, great views. Bdrms I, Baths I, Owner financing!

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Upper CanyonHolcomb' $149,900 ~ 116 West RiversideBdrms 3, Baths 2, IiSlen to the river. furnished

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River/ \Professional DecorScott· $290.000 • 358 River Trail Duncan' $298,000 • 155 CoronadoBdrms 3, Baths 3. plus guest quarters. Bdrms 4. Baths 2 1/2. Awesome view!

Capitan Town & Country NorthMcSwane' $55.000 • 101 Crestview Whitaker' $119.900' 401 MaryBdrms 3, \,laths 2. horses OK, fenced. Bdrms '3. Baths 2. corner lot. fairly new

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Wall' $269,000 • 110 Bear Creek Trail Owen' $269,000' 333 Whl. Mtn. MeadowsBdrms 3, Baths 2, Upper Canyon on river Bdrms 3, Baths 2 1/2. large, ·unusual. new.

RiverArmstrong' 1425,000 • 1030 Main -Upper Canyonlarge river home with seperate guest house.

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Holt· $439,000' 146 North LoopPrestigious Upper Canyon River Home

River . Commercial$469.000' 1026 Main' A must see! Scott· $145,000' 1690 Hwy. 70 East3/2 on river· separate apt. - very prestigious Nicely finished offices & workshop.

Business Only! CommercialJack's T.V. &Appliance The Attic Complex • $599,500$275.000. Name. inventory, and equipment. Land & building. Lease Space Available.

Commercial,::cnlle for the Healing Arts$598,000 • 100 Lower ~errace. Lotsof potential. Call for package.

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Commercial CommercialWhispering Pines' $195,000' 428 Main Rd. Blitz· $229.000 • 2800 SudderthBelow a . raisal· land •buildin - e ui. land &bid .2400 . ft., drive thru tential

Rainbow Lake Fun Park • $395.000806 Carrizozo Canyon Rd.5.763 acres. Sell all or part

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McMahon' $178.000 • Jira PlazaLast unit for sale· new - nearl finished.

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GREAT CABIN ON MAIN·UPPERCANYON· Zoned commercial neighborhood.Could be used for retail or home, or both. Twobedroom, 1 full bath, large kitchen, fireplace,SUD room looks out over river, fenced back _"yard. $89,900. Call Ron! 97·70102'

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CUTE CHALETI 2nd story master suite! Twobedroom down, decks, pretty wooded lot! Fullgolf membership. Great Access. Ask for Ellie.$169,900. 97·70337

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NEW LlSTINGI • Country Club Dr. goeS tothe creek! Remodeled, one level, 3 bedroom,2.5 bath, part adobe, light & open, 2 fireplaces,sun room, double carport, gorgeous, lushlylandscaped lot goes to the creek! Charming!$198,500. Call CC. 97·70346

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ENDURING EXCELLENCE· Spacious 1level brickhome on a peaceful cuI-de·sac complemented by areaamenities. Five bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, formal dining, 2ear garage and 2 decks. Area below home already hasconcrete floor and could be finished to game or hobbyarea. $249,900. Ask for Lisa Smith. 97·70276

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EXCEIJ.ENT CONDmON •WELL MAINTAINED. Pampered,mountain getaway, Upper Canyon....... 2 bedroom. 2 both plus sunroom •can .leep a bunch! All cityutilitiea, hig lot, deck, mootly fur·nished, waobldryer. carport, big loll$69,900. 97-70186

INNSBROOK VlLAGECO~ •Completely remod·eled with light SW contempo>rary decor. 'Ilw bedroom, 2both.mostly Whed. Living roomfeaturea _ colored le.therfumiture:A11 on one level.$62,500. fl6.621010

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"OLD RUIDOSO" CABIN ONTIlE RJ\IER. Sleepy little cabinin Sleepy Hollow. 3 bedroom, 2bath. built-in tareplace. Greatriver lot! May owner fmaneewllarge down. $99.600. 96-61089

SUPERB COMMERCIALBUILDING - 3,000 +1- sq.ft.• lot goes street to street,bathrooms, workshop, ator·age. Exoellent tramc andsuper location. $225,000.96-60899

...BEAUTIFULLYREMODELEDI Possibleowner financing. Threebedroom. 2.5 bath on LaLuz. New decks, carpet,roof and more. $99,500.96-60908

8UPER, 8IERRA BLANCA VIEWS!Almoot new 3 bedroom. 2 both, withlovely vaulled ceilings. comer fi....place, refriger.1ed .ir conditioner.greal Sierra 81Bnea views from deckoff living .ren (p.rtially coveredI. 2lots mode into one, levelllllC09B. Fullyfurnished. $89.900.97·70246

...GREAT RESIDENTIALAREA - Lovely 3 bedroom, 2bath, beautiful fenced yardw/greenhouoe. fnJit trees, 2ear garage. ounny countrykitchen, level paved accesB.$122.600. 96-61890

LUXURY ALTO TOWNHOMEFurnished in Btyle, 4 bedroomincluding. large mOBler Buile.Full galf membership. w.lk tothe clubhouse. F.ntDBtic views '& garage. Well priced .t$198,500. 96-60687

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257-5785

RUSTICCHARMER·NEWCONSTRUCTION· 2/2 fea­tures rough cut wood exteriorsiding. knotty pine t/g inside.Super quality and style. Tworedwo 1decks. custom cabi­nets, nice one level. Owner islicensed NM Realtor. $99.900.97·70028

Lani Cogan336-8312

...CORPORATE RETREATIMOUNTAIN VIEWS •This 6BOil, 6 BA home IuuI it .U, 1018of room w/livi.g oreo, gameroom .nd .wesome view. ofSierra Bl.nco from covereddecb. Convenient location, closeto tr.ck & Bhopping. $224,900.97·700~6

COZY & COMFORTABLE &AFFORDABLE· 3 bedroom, 1bBlh, h.B level .cceos, I.rgedeck &fenced yord. convenient­ly located ne.r the river .ndpBrk. Assumoble loon. no quoli·fying. $61.000. 97·70071

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.SIERRA BLANCA In the oky .odCree Moodowoln the vole. Whot a 'vi...1TbIo lot h.. paved rood, oot.­urol pa, city w.ter. and h......bl. 01...... '11,000.00.__

GRINDSTONE SUB. lot with •view of8.8., fairly level, uoder­ground city utlliti... niea ho.........nd *17,IlOO.96-81880.

...ALMOST NEW mountainhome with 3 bedroomB and 2baths. This home aIoo hanBerber carpet. rock tl1'eplaee.wood noors, tile counter topB.dream kitchen. carport. andmore. $116.260. 98-61848.

MOBILEll OKAY on thin beautiful 5+ oereain Enehonled F.....l I. Capitan view•• Iarppineo. oeelusion. $25,000. 97·70361

GREAT VIEW with. n.t .reo lD build ontop. LuI boeko up to St.te lond .nd in -..$10.000.00.96-81652

BmLDABLB LOT in Codor Creek wilh toll,pines .nd ......Ibla mOUl;taln Wow. Poulbleowner Ononcing. '14,9115.00. 97·70368

Ed LeBlanc258-3693

GREAT IlETIIIlAT OR MJNIRANCH •Lorge dormitory. care10k... hom.. playground!, horns.COITalB, I8Il pinos, 75+ lICII!8 onEogle CJeek, lots ofseclusion, ran·lDBIic 8ierro B1oDco view&, ckIae '"Nalionol Forest, BRd JIlIIIBible ownerfinonciog.••OOO.lJ6.6203/)

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...RUIDOSO HOME WITHSECLU810N and. great v.lleyview to boot. ThiB home IuuI aBpociouB master b.th, 3/2.5. rockfirepl.ce. 1018 of wood inoide.

·office Bnd Bhop downotoiro,largewooded lot .nd mora. $149.500.97·70130

..NEW WITH STYLE " PIZAZZ!New coootruetion. great view. 1level. 3bedroom. 2both. voco·lion home or permonent resi·dence. jozzy kiva romer fi....place. exposed wood vegas .ndbeams. High eeitiDgll. inlereoliog

"J and unique! $129,900. 9IHl191O

GREAT VACATION OR PER­MANENT HOME! RV .nd bootwport in bock, 3bedroom. 2both,lovely ...... flR!ploce, fBirIy newCll1'JIBl and .ppliallCl!ll. Doublegoroge, otrllll!/aewing ruom otTbreokresl ..... BRd gorago,level_ $139.900. 9IHl2099

•PWCED TO 8EW MOBler bed·room soparBle from olher 2bed·rooms. good BCCOBB. VOl)' deon &well maiolllined. Excellenll...·lion. Walk to the Links! Close to",hooIB. Room to odd gorogelcor·porl. $69.000. 97·70104

WIIEIIE THE EAGLES SOAHUTruly BpecI8cul.r. ponoramicviewB, on 7.797 +1· .eres. conh.ve 16 ho...... fenced.Ch.rming "pHt.level 3 bedroom,2 b.lh mOBter h.. even botterviewB. $219.900. ~2106 Carolyn Hensonr-----"'-------. 258-5568

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.. .. .. ..UPP. CANYON CABIN LARGE, SPACIOUS & TIU8 CusroM·BUD.T HOME FABULOUS TOP OF mEOPERATION· Don't miss UGIIT describes this HAS fULL! Charm and chara.. MOUNTAIN with views that -.

the chllllC8 to OWII your own remodelod home. Four hod· w in this Ism.ostl n.w 4bedIuom. don\ get better. immaculalAll:U.·business in the historic room, 3 hath plus guest suite 3both bom•• in beouliful While Mt tom buUt 4 bedroom, $229,900.Upper ClIJlYon. Six rentals on Iovter Ievsl with 2nd £018...., low moinle.on.., metal Own.rlbuild.r. I+acre, hugeplus living qll8l'tere, office, kitchen. New metul roof & mofond 60 yeu vinyl ,iding, double workshop, omce, 10\8 of otoroge,Roisbed garage plus single garage. .shops, and laundry room. new oak kitchen cabineta. double gersge +singl. flllraG",$269,000. 96-61807 $249,900. 118-80765 Reduced Ie $195,000. 96-61108 .

truly panoramic .iews; 94·40828

CUL-DE-SAC WITH FABUWU8 BREATHTAKING VIEWS "GREAT VACATION BIG RIVER FRONTAGEI SIERRA BLANCA VlEW81 Great from this lovely one le.el, 3" HOME· 2 bedroOm, 2 This river front csbin is the ......, super, 1_ noo, pl.n with bedroom. 2 1/2 b.th bome on

bath in the woods, in a ultimate Ruidoso experiencel n.w corpel painUng...t. & int.l, huge lot wlperfect s_ss. 2 liv·'nice neighborhood. Beautifully maintained log w..I ....rinGII. Fantastic viewo of ing are", light & open, lots ofaidod original. Large Sierra Blonco, C..... Iewn. FoUr~artially liu'nisbed. Nancy Lore windows to appreciate views,

Don Lincoln screenod pen:h, deck & grill. bedroOm, 2balh plu, 2powder area is ..slom homes. Appt.$94,500. 96·60436 $159,900. 96-61912 bstho. Reduced 10 $169,900. 258-4741 only. $229,900. 96-60027• • .258·4808 97·70140• ••

Richard & JanisLoverin '

258-5008

ACREAGE AND MOREl Thischarming setting with 6.2 +1·acrea is totally fenced. Excellentviews of Sierra Blanca &Capitans. 'I\vo bedroom mobile,stalll!, horae bam, runs & more!$89,900.98-61583

A'lTRACTIYE HOME WITHSUN ROOM - This 3 bedroomhomes' entrance is graced w/sunroom providing a really niceambiance. Pavod drive andparking. Allan one level. Nice!$105.500. 97-70233

IN PINES WITH AVIEW! •Live in a quality huilt" spa­cious environment situated ina beautiful neighborhood!Possible $5,000 new carpetallowance with suitable offer.$215,000.94-41752

CLEAN &: NEAT, CWSETO CREEl This nicely fur­nished two bedroom condo has2 baths also. Covered deckand a nice view. Close to gro.cery store and golfcourse. Endunit. $59.900. 96-61976

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GREAT CABIN ON MAIN·UPPER CANYON. Zoned 0001·

mercial neighborhood. Could b.used for retsil or home or both.'!\No bedroom. I rull balh. LarG"kitchen, firepl.... sun roomlooks out to Ihe river. Fencodbacky.rd, $89.900. 97·70102

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&FOUR BEDROOM, 2.5 BATHOne oBhe nicest homes inRuidoso. Super nice. de.n,bright. remodeled in 1.994.Kitcben cabin.ls. corpet. paint,outside olor.ge .hed snd windowooyerings. $175,000. 96-61723

Ron Ritter378-8191

&TWO BEDROOM AND ONEFUU BATH •This nice mobilebome com.. fully furnished downto tbe lin.... Juol bring yourtoothbrush. There io • fuJI sizebed. a ..I of bunk beds and evena rold out oouch. II wille..ilysleep 6. $17.500. 96-61413

ONE OF THE BEST RESTAU·RANTS IN RUID080 • Both theDeck House1lesl.auranl and The'lbrlilla Company. furniture, (...tu..... equipment, recipeB will hesold. Clinland Ma." want to takea v...lion! Go by and eal .ny·time. $260,000. 96-62091...

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LUXURY LIVING AT ITSlIESn Low maintenancehome, 3 bedroom, 2 bsth,large family room, openkitchen-dining room, doublegarage. Many cuslom fea·turea. $179,000. 98·61948...

&HARMONY WITH NATURELovsly new home includes 3bedrooms, 2 bslhs, cedar sid·ing, large deck. Open 1100rplan wlcathedrsl ceilings.wood accents, lots of windows,.8 acres, 1ysar warranty.$104,500.97·70224

Rose Peebles257-3200

ALTO VILLAGE ·INVEST·MENT PROPERTY· SELLER8AYllSEW This taslAlfullydeoorated duplex with 2 mastersuites for each side, has ec\ioin·ing hot tub. Oreat for psltnsl8.'159,000.118-60138

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..GIANT VIEW OF SIERRABLANCA This remodeledmobile hOB unbelievable views.Add-on adds additional room toliving room and enhan... strootappeal. Large carport hOB terrif·ic deck abo.e. Furnished.$58,600. Nt6

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