.the'. ltufoui:;" .. Ruby--throated,,Bhie...thtoa~d, Broad-tailedand.', Calliope. More than ·aootYPes are found worldwide,..
Feeders featuring plenty ofbright red plastic will attractthe helicopters of the birdworld, but never use red foodcoloring in the sugar watermixtt.tre, exPerts advise. All of
, the species drink while hovering, although they may alight'on a stand occasionally, andare able to maneuver in nightpatterns straight up, sideways
. and back. lIum.ntingbirds flyWith their p~dies upright, not
, . flat like most birds.A nrixtUre,ratio of three-to
one or four-to.-one of water to·white ,sugar commonly 'is'offered·'as. a ,high"energy dri.nltto .help the .hardy little crea~
.. .. ',' . ',t:l1res, survive' cold mount~
. '. ! , nights and to fuel their intenSe'. ' .' ,. .: ,'. ,'. . ' . '. , . .'wh1g be~ta· that produce the',
',' , "":: .;. ':" ',:':., ~,' .,': .:·.hatidl~d.:P~yby~an~witb::.~.g~ner~te.aboitt·$6S2,OQQ1.\VoU1~b¢~V1ded..~a~d~on.· .. '. " ,'tV. ~ .•'. ~:.•. '.'~.$e~ on.TV " .. ' no early ·VJ.S].UJ ~·the. baIlot.bQ}t but: ~iba()'!1 SaId, he,.thinka the" ¢QuId be:le~,up to.~tn.nlJSSlon ..·'. :.-.' weath .,,: .' , .', :2A'.' .. '.' . in RUidoso.' ...... .,: :.'.. '" '.; figure 'i~ .closer to..$8.o(),oa()~ 'ars each year' when they also
, .~ '. • ~ -. • • ~ .''-.~. ~ ~. , .. ' . .' The S millle"Y currently. hi ~ .' OO.UD:ty As6~()r Rick. Silva . d.eclde whether, to levy. thef~ "
, . .. . place 8rdi aPProvl:dby.voteI1l in sai~ later the QI110unt cOuld be. ' mnount.·autho*ed 9t'1ess... · .'... ".2000, expires at the end Qf the , even.~· be¢atise Of a mas~'. . Gibson ·argued· that at least.' '.
.·year,. .James- Gib$on,~ . :$i;ve countyWide property value a~25' tt1iIIs shot.4e:tgo .to tn-e,hos~ . 'trator of the LinColn .County, ,r~ment th:i$: year~ . . pital.· . '. '. '.:'-.- .".-'.'
." .Medi~C$nterinRuid<*l~·.w.a .. :' A~n whoeJe home hs.a',.a.' .C9tni:nisaioners also seeMed. Tu.esdaymot&~isneeded: ·:t~able va1~'or $100,000, to lean ·tow~, not~ .. ' ..
for~hospital and for theclin.. wOuld pay $425 tor the hosPital : th~· ~clipics . eligible 14 receive' .. , ..' . .' . '.. '.. . .'. IilUIlIJ1MQIIIt,tlAIF.ice~ one:mil!~ to.$.1 for, '···and cliriic& on bU, 8u:niud tax. .,.: '., .' :.... ..IJIOOII ...,Medical Center admhlistrator'James. Gt~n-, right,·~ts ,each $1.P)Q oftaxabl-e~ bill oorn.pa.red to $800 nQW~ 5e¢~. page SA '..wtth.RuidOSO ~ident ~~ young at TuesdaYs,county commisSion: meetmo.~· ,
PIANNr;S'L\t.i.INGS , . . job, it's a 24/7 conuriitm~nt. khid o£taskS they Would like~ bere ~foster"doge and cats' ·reC~iV;E!d.'p.pj;i(;el;lt:ora 9'4:per< ·r~;pot.tel1'th!itLmali!-Wal1~c~,.. _ ' pf",!i"DV!mido.tollelR!,cq>rf, .' . . They are !i largely unsung do. be it c1el;lning cagesi w8lk- picked up by aniinal control . ~ent.'cbmpleJ:;iou' rate;.'l.'en:. lot ~.' l'~sign~dlUl.d.Ed~e Saei;l..Z-. . .'
group of heroee." .' jDg' p.eta o~hell?ing add home-while n~w homes aresoj)ght or ,oWne'tswere'.refel'l'eil.to ' 'wiUi hired to i'(;placeher:aIHl.': .Ten: . thoueand· "pointS of, '. ACcording to spcial activist ~ess .p~ts to the Petfinder (lata-Until tp.e. aniina1s are reunited. . jnunil;i.pai .~uii,. which.. ciin .: 'foresjniy 1,9t mapei;t:oi-; '.' '.' , ',:' .,..
light" represents the number of. . John Gardner,. J)lost major pase," Saul Said. "Moot orgSni- wit'lp;lwners... " ' " . , " .., . ......> .. .'. .:.:..... .... .·aD.imal wlllfare.. organi~ations' eocia). breaktlu'ough!! in Amer-rIltitions . could, really usil the . '.' .that.posttheirhomelesepetSoIl . icaoriginated ~ the volunteerhelp..Not omy'are aniIllal wel- ..
· retfui.der.eom,the online'data- .eector; and Saul thiilks that the . fare groupa unsung, they are.base ofhomelee&pllUl. . imPact ofvoluntee:rs on animal often underfunded.'~ ..
. National Volunteer Week, welfare ie changing its face ,Anyone interested in volun-'April 15.-21, ie the right time to ,todaY.teering .can visit http://www.-~~etheorgSnizatiollB and ."We have eeen an exploeion petfinder.com to sign tip: ..the tens of thousands of volun- ofi-eecue groups since we began For a local contact,.call the'·te~:rs who work wit;hjn ·them, Petnnder.com in" 1f/96. We animal shelter operated by the.said Betsy Saul, cofounder of believe·the·workofthesevolun- Humane Society of Lincolli'Petfin4er.cOm, thll orilinedata- teem has had a Positive inlpact . County on Gavllan Oanyt}nbase ofhomeleee pets. . .on decreasing the .euthanasia Road at 257-9841, or repreeen-'
Inthe.l830e, thllF'renchman mtein this country." tativee of t):le Partnership forAleltis de Tocqtieville nOticed To encoura~ volUnteeriem, Animal Welfare at 336"9675, aAin/ilri~' williDgnese to. get ~Eitfinder.eommaintaine a vul" group. working .to. provideinvolved .in a caUse· greater unteer database, where vieitore reduced~coet spay and neuter
. 2:. than themeelves. It defined the to .the Web eite may regi$ter to certificates to pet oWners in theAlntlrican, character, and it's :help their local aninlal welfare county. In.. the. CarrirllOZO area,still. .true. today, ,she Elaid. orgw;iimtioIUl. contact Miracle"e Paws for ~eteAcCo'rdingt.oagovernmenteur- ;"A p~mon~ specifY what at 505-648-2037,whoee mem-vey, mei'e than 61' milliQn I .' . . .,,' ,. .:. ,,- . O'~-~' .. - ,.
AinerillSris doIiated thejr time t· ~OP"ES• to ~tyin2006. i ~S~--
Nowhere is it more evident·. ~. .... ,~-""than in animal welfl,ll'e, Saulsmd. .
~l cari't eay enQugh about thealtruism of these vohin.teem.They go way beyond what anyone would expect in terms ofgivmg. of theme/illves. For moetof them it's not a once a week
. now deduct the rent from its NewMexico profits as a b\.IBiness expense.
The US'e 6fPICs and REITs are onlytwo of the ways multi-state corporiltipnscan shel4!r their profits. There are .more. ·Fortunately; there is one easy .way to stop them alI. New Mexico'sJ,.egislaturecould enact a mandl.1tor,ycombined reporting law.. Such lawsroquire multi-state corporations to"combine" the income from ·alI their sub...sidiaries.
A formula is then used to determinehow much income tax jS owed eachs!;<lte. Combined reporting is nowrequired in 20 ofthe 46 states'thatool;lect a corporate tax for which combined .reporting is·relevant. And·the gllvemors·of five more states are recommendingthat it be adopted, .
New Mexico's Legislature has seencombined reporting hills in each of thelast three sessions. These bills, alI spon··sored by Rep. Peter Wlrth (D-Santa Fe),have died in the House Business andIndustry Committee ever,y year.
Next year, when our lawmakers con·vene again, hopefully they will decidethat multi-state corporatioIUllike Wal.Mart and Kmart should be required toinvest in the very communitjesin whichthey make their money. Since theyeXpect the same sort ofpolice and fire .protection thc.'~we aU get, they sho.uldpay for it, too. This soIt of tax fairneSsmakes writing out that ~heckinmidApril a little Jess. painful for the' rest Qf ..
Otero Mesa too' valuablefor oil, gas development':Salt Basin Aljuifer potentially a major groundwater resource'
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O'tero Mesa has been. in which issuacei>tible to- cont!UU"the news for many years ination resulting .from the
. now. For ml;l.Dy it has injection ofoll- and gas·:related .been a fight about protecting a waste inoo underlying rocks orwild and beautiful Chihua- from spills and leaks from pitshuan Desert grassland. Yet and materials on the land sur-more 'specifically, it is a1:J.out face. .protecting the. largest· and Last year. the Oil Coriserwildest Chihuahuan desert vation Division, a state agencygrassland remaining on our within the New MeXico Enerfederal public lands from the gy, Minerals and Natural Reravages of modern-day oil and sources Depl;U1;ment issued agas development. report that found approximate
It may not be as widely ly 1.800 cases of groundwater'. l,tnown that the state's largest,contaminatiQn due specifically ,
untapped fresh water aquifer 00 QUandgas operatiQDs. . \lies just beneath this vast All of this evidence lendswilderness, and that drilling credibiiity to the argUmentwould likely contaminate this that. allowing oil and gasvital resource. Recently a study drilling to move fQJ"Vli'ardintitled "Knowledge and Under- Otero Mesa would be ablunderstanding of the Hydrogeology of insurmountable proportions,
:~h~~:t~~~in~~u1t=; ~:ta~~tiilie~=~ reach- Tax~s:TheBigBoys avoid paying their fair shareStudy Needs" was made avail- The·New Mexico legislative ..
, able to the public. This prelim- session juat ended. and the GE~ BRADLEY. pay New Mexicp' the income tax oninary report was authQred by state has authorized that $1 . N,,';¥exii,! Voicesfi" eN/arm. those profits. . . . .Sandia National Labs and the million be spent to study the . Here's how some multi-state corpora-U.S. Geological Survey. aquifer beneath .Otero Mesa. M'id-April is .the.timeofyear tions like to play the shell game: the
This study focused on the This is the beginning of II pro- . when ul.!>st i::Jf liS think about .p~nt corporation sets up a passive .water' resources in the New posed three-year study of the ...• the "iI):eome taxes we pay. investment co~panY',or PIC, in a stateMexico portion of the Salt Salt Basin that many in the Whether our tax bill is large or small, without a corporate income tax (such as
'"+ Basin and made some impQr- waterfield feel will cle~ly and wllether we griJInhle about paying Nevada). .tant preliminary findings,. as show the massive'extent ofthis . it or n/)t, chailces are:allof uS.benefit The parent corporation then traIUl-well as recoIDJllending impor- groundwater resource. just about everyd'ay from thlfmfta- f~ its licenses; patents. trademarkstant next steps to quantifY and Recently, a coalition of strucl;1lre and semces our taxes buy. arid 'lmow.hpW' to the PIC. The PIClocate the amoUnt of recover- sportsman and conservation Taxes pay for the~adswe drive on to graciously allows the parent.tou,se theable water. The mJ1in findings groups called on our congres- work each day,a.s well as the pipes licenses, tradelParks, etc.. iQ exchangeQf the report are: sional delegation to put in . beneath them thafbring watei' into our for royalt;y payments- which the pareI).t
• The volume of groundwa- place a three-year moratorium homes and take away our was.te. They can then deduct from its New Mexico ...ter in srorage and potentially on all oil and gas development pay fo-r police and fire protection; the profits asa 'business expense,~evenpotable and recoverable may in Otero Mesa. The reasoning criminal justice system, and our schools' though the money never actu,ally leftbe substantially greater than is clear: Modern day oil and gas i and universities, to say nothing ofour ,the business. It just left the state.the Qriginal estimates of 57 development is not benign; in J libraries; museums, swimIDing pools To further the game, the PIC canmillion acre-feet of ground fact, it remains a process, I and parks. thepo Illan its profit back.to the parent·water, which was first esti- which, no matter the regula- I.. But while we're:thinking about whatcoi-poration in .exchange for an interestmated by the State's Regional tions, can and often does conta- we get for our tax investment, we might payment - which the parent againWater Plan. In laymen's terms, minate our precious groundwa- i to give some thought to those of our deducts from its state profits.57 million acre-feet. equals ter. l neighbors who are not paying their fair So essentially, the corporation paysmore than 18 trillion gallons of New Mexicans have contin- share. itself for the right to use its own trade-water. ued to support oil and gas These moneyed, powerful neighbors marks, etc., and then loans its money
• The study indicates that development on close to 6 mil~ are engaged in multi-million-dollar shell back to itselfSO that it may pay itselfthere may be additional lion acres of land in our state. games where they hide their New interest on its own money. Watchingaquifers in the New Mexico In contrast, only 1,8 million Mexico profits from the state's corporate these corporations bounce their moneyportions of the Salt Basin. acres have been given wilder- income tax. These corporate·neighbors from place to place is rather like watch-
• Recharge for the Basin ness protection. To date the oil enjoy the same infrastructure and ser- ing a tennis match: After a while it getscomes in large part from sur- and gas industry has held only vices we all do, but without having to painful. .face water runoff, including in one position when it comes to invest their fair share. And we've let Over the last few years, the state'sthe Otero Mesa area. Re- Otero Mesa - they want the them get away with it for years, Taxation and Revenl1e Department hascharge areas of the Salt Basin right to drill all of it. Almost New Mexico's corporate income tax slapped both WaI.Mart and Kmart withare generally vulnerable to the anyone Who has studied the laws have a loophole through which .' assessments for unpaid corporateintroduction of contaminants. geology of the area can tell YQU some $80 millilln disappears everyyear,. inCome taXes ($11.6milIioiumd $1.2
• The Basin also contains the odds of economically reco-v- according to 0\11" own TaJ(ation aild nilllfon•.respectively). BothWaI-Martareas of rapid groundwater erable amounts of oil and gas Revenue :Department. That's beCause. . '. '. .and Kmlirl; werepaymg~ out-of~state . ~---~~-=.~~-~,'~~-..-'~.~.---"'"";'".....~-"movement, which can make are slim. multi-state corporations d0!Dg bUsiness 1 PIC for theuseo~theirtrademarks.' '. GeRRYBRADLEY is the Researchthe entire system vulnerable to So why allow this. destruc- her.e can elect to repo:t:l;: ~heJ.r prqiits on 1\ Kmart appealed 1ts case to th~ state Directorlor New Mexico Vokes for ....'the rapid spread of contami- tive process to move forward? a 'separate entity'basis - meanirigsep~- Supreme'Court and lost..Wal·Mart iilsophildrnn. His .report, "Oorpofatti Shellnants.'. Why risk the contaIriirtation of rate from '$y'out-Of-state sublrldiaries.: ·.. ·lost,but then ~Ij:itetiieiltlyopened a" GaVU!8~1fow"Wa~·Mart and Ot~rs.~· .
• Further study is impera- this precious fresh-water re- So ita: ~s'eparate entity' C()rporlltiori' . reaJ,'esUitEl.investrnent,trust, Or"RErr. . . 'Shield TMifJ;'rojits '[r(JniNew MexiCo .tive to deijne the location and source? .,...shiftS its N'ew;M'exico pti)fits to MOUt;;," Now Wl;l1·~paYsitsEilf~!1t£ortha .. " Taxes':' is at http://www.ntnfiJ;calpdli~'.characteristics Qf the grQund- . It comes dQwn~ pOWEll' anc;l· Or-l'lta~ subsidlary,lt d~sn'thave to . ''t18e':o(1ts Ne~Me:Kico 'Property. It cfui .. ¢ypt6jeet.org.' '" :. :. . . . .."
~~~~to~r~.~~~fu~·'i..ii·~iii~·ii:~~·~·iii·~·~ii~ii··i··ii·iiiiiiiiii·i·i·1·~··5·~·~·~:~·~·E··~·2·~"5~$~~~.~.~:.q\UllltY.~ be limited and the man sens!'!." LEit'sfind aut how·.·. '..valuedfthis resource can be much watertberefuandhowit., ..' ttn1'1UlS FOUeY .'" ..protected. might b¢netit southeni' New '. . '. . , ;. .m. 2.Q04r John Sh.omaker & M(OOCo.· M.·or.e than. 'lUi'dohing,> . .'l'b;' RuU!o;o Ne.ws encourages• I h iT.· letters to the editor, especially apol:lt
ABsoeJateIl nco presented t e let's be realistic. OiLandgli&· tOl'al topics· lind isel:lee. Each Jetternnc;lings "of another study .drlllirlg wfl1eontinue .()nJ:l:rl}.~.. .' mWlthljsignedandmustmclulfuthecsho\\?bgthat the Bureau of lionsofwes of landiri.New .' . write....s d1JiIl1C telephone- i'uunbel'1.~d Managewent's drilling Mexico Without debate/but ·~~::fli~ht~j~~h:&~~:~~J:t
'. .'; plan. for ·Omra Mesa would' $onl,l}pla,ce,a' holdt:ai'.. Pt01;'6 cd) t1tc hotnctwm will be. 'rbe tele•..' .jeopardize the SaltB$in aqw- vallie Ui. beauty,Wi.1dliie arid' pbonEl;nmni>er willb(iused mYelif}'. "... fer; 'l'hat C(ll1cl'(lSioXl 1'ei1ected wateftbari.theydpm oitSuch ~t~~~;~~~~~,~ tlrlnteil
,·tbe.fact thilt th~ agencies plan a place is Otero Mesa, .' .' ;.. . 'Letters "ltioUldbi!o.no moretil.lln. "!nak'" ," "al • .. '. , ,-it'." . "iOO W"" -..:I';". •. I .n+b ~ bl' .~.~, . . as no s"""eJ. ·.P''''''VlSI0~''' --' ' "'.' '" .. ' '.'; . " , ...• o. ur men , OL·PU lC t"-~~ ,..... ~= set, and f'rce' oflibel' editing'will'btl fot' .•.... f01"pt'Oteetid.n of~0u.nd-,.ay.er. '. Editor'sJ!lote: .Aft·. Oteto.· . length, gramIl1ar o~s.Penilllt. Sbortef
1'esPUi'~a~:u'lcluding l'!,XlBtmg. Mesa :Publio' Forum Will be .letters. are prcfci'l.'ed,·'rbs RuuwlW. ". -. and. propo$.ed· .publi¢ water' ·1te1Jl in; .A1amOgord!> frOm. 6·8 fe~~~.re~~e~e~$~~ej~.:lt
.,.. .wells. '. .'. ..: . ." ." :1!..m. Thitrsda.y.Aprif; 19, attfte CoI!1tnent\l~ l11tIclClJ will 00 consid~The report' expWtted:: why ·"JJJl1ittl~e.The..euentis free to .' ereli; eall the editorat $()5-257-4001; .
the a.gencies' platlS' for permitr. t~pu.blica1u.lwilllws! ex-n. . LeteetShljly 00' delivered to thc'.L1J_ 'il ..;....1 d' . 1 t =iC~' ·'.:il'';:'· ,ci- Ruuwso NewtI office 'af; 104 Park"u.g 0 .....iugag,. eV'El opmen •:sp¢cmers In'Wlw;, l,,,,,ra.nc« t/fif. • Avenue, .mailcd to P.O.'sox 128" .,laeksufficient proteetiveniea;' .' .energy.pcl~ lind. water stUd·.' . R\1idoso, NM :88355; ()l' 4-nwled toauras; 'I'he-SaltBtuiin aqUifer:is ". res. F,()r more informcttion; call. l~dOlronew•.Q()ln.
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..fuiallinrltf'or tot&hiitrogen imci' exposUre willbe Ruidoso's non- gation. will. be. removed,'"$1,000 per .day for any other compl,iancewith the total phos" .. Kendricks wrote. "Ruidoso can .violatjon.·' . phoru.s limits in the P~rinit . shift . from a .lawyer,drlven ... .Approval of the agreement until the new plant is built." . mode to an engineer-driven',
would settle Ruidoso's appeal of Showing ·the· village'svigor-mode."the state certification of EPA's ousactions on several fronts to . '.', Meeting the' reguired dead-
.draft NPDES permit and would adc:ij:ess th.e water quality prob-. . Jines Will .be a challenge,' heallow EPA to isllue a pernut ·lerns in the Rio Ruidoso may . ackriiJwledged, "but at least·~nutining'totalli:itrogen Iimlta prompt a favotaQle .decision· there will,be a clear path for-that RUidoso has a high proba-fromEPA officiSls not·to ·flle.an ,ward.". .bility of achieving, 'Kendricks . enforcement 'action or to see .. The village council. must'wrote,.' only minimal' penalties, he develop a management struc-'
."It will.clear the way. for wrote. tUre specifically. deSigned toreaching a final. settlement of ."The 'benefit of. these settle_ assure that all dea,dlines andthe citizens suit litigation," he mentl; Will be. that the co'st arid other commitments are met,·he ~,,' . "wrote. ."An area 01' continuing Uncertainties of .subst!intialliti- . urged.
, . concurreclc on afterhearmg from ror disCUSS10n because ,~t has ' ' . ,.... '" " . . ' . " .prqjE;lct is not l~t, l:;le said. '. " '· : both groups," UnderWood said.' langujshedfor the past three ." . .' ". ,....Morris saidvillageofficllili? ."
"It!s jlisi where wE! leftit'th:ve~ .months. while the NewMe.xico . should reflect how they want .totheplant i,ntotheRui4oso River ,we. CaJ:! mor;e forwltrd,"he said, ·l;tiJ.ve taIked toaridwrl~n1;0 ..mQ.xl.'thB·ago." • State Legislature's sessioI;land : opel:ate1n the future, he said.·to incorporate them into the' "I reciJimnend :we have a . state and' federal people
. Ruid,osocoimci1ora a,z:e push- possible grants and monetary . '. The other isSue Underwood R,FP. fora design. '. .. '. .' desi$iobUUd R:FP ready 1;0 "gO !'It . reguesting tUne extensioIiSori:..ing for .a ~hangeiD, JUBIh~D1- .• awai-dsfor the plant tookcenter' ,bro~ghtba¢k up for discussion .Undery:oodsaid each coilllcil . thesam,etiIne De~Archuleta,{of the grants. He sent \';opie~of.the. ·.fbership to refleet the pto:por~' stage. . . .... ". was:tI;1estatus of a design-btiild. should review the RFI' for com- Molzen-CQrlrln ll:n~eering)correspondence'to, -yv'aters; he' '1.ti.onel.,lJ,\le c;lfthe plant· anc1 "I think it is best done with request for proposals, whichhe.pliance with their procurement '. cQl,lles back with· a desigri."bid- saht; . ..... .,'fip.anclal responsibilitY fOl'its .' each council meetiDgindepen- ..said is 1.lndet review by village . codes, but Eigreed ,11 final forin .bUild process of what should be '''Everything look:;; . secure," .. ' ;. foperation and .capital improve-. dently," Underwood said. "They and city staffiJ. •. . can't be written. Until tne eXact 'bUilt/' . '. .' .. Morris said.' '.' 1ment./il.. Under. the :fl;l$ula. cahexpresstheir points to their" Deputy Village Manager Bill standards ..for ;nitrogen and Debate continues over which Underwood' said he. also .;' \
..accepted for years by both . attorneys and havenegotia- Morris said he's been waiting phosphorous . discharge.. ate . courSe to follow for the estbnat- .' doesn't 'Yant to seeanytl:rlng ....•.1.'
. niu,nicipiilities, RUidoso bears .. tions." . for the finalstandards that Will knoWn.·' .. ed $S5:inill,ion project,the tra-slow the 1Il0riientum~"I think. 85;pereent ofl$eresponsibmtY . . The JUB reorgamzatio;n .bereqcl:ved fQr discharge from "JulY'l willoe the earliest . ditional design a, project, bid a we're both in sync," he said.
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D n TDR 'and EPA officials tOld NMEDinc;mtJuj froPl the date' of· the.' ~;Y1:.t ·.staff "and (have) assured';me . new· perniit, . regarding the'
.'. directly that it will issue il final response of the'river to etlluent. fROM PAGE 1A . NPDES Permit incorporating .from. the new plant Ilild con-
. " .. ,., , the effluent limits and schedule tauqng either. recommendedrequireIllent;village officialS included in the agreement;"·' new techp,ologies foracmevingatul consultants. foc1iJ3ild on Kendricks wrote. .the l.O mg/L total nitrogennegotia~itig'th~ citizens .!'Juit . The agreement requires: linrit9r a proposal to modifyand with ·E1?A representatives • a new Wastewater· treat-· that limit..on sol'lling' .the·· totalphospho-ment plant to be bUilt in 39 .• the implementation of cer-rous problem in the discharge, months. . '. . tain nonpomt s0t¥Ce controls ashe·Wrote..' '. • the .plantto meet interii:n . promised by Ruidoso officials in
·"FromJime·20Q6 until now, . total nitrogen limits of9.0 mgIL .an Apri12003 report to. EI'A+ virtul;l1ly allof RuidOso's efforts dunng cold weather and 6J} ° the payment of$10;000 per_ have' been focused on solving mgtL duririg warm weather. day penalties for failure to com-
the (total· nitrogen load limit) • the plant to. meet the final. ply with the agreement on theproblem,"Kendrick$wtote."By total nitrogen limit of 1~0 mg/Lconstantly win'king with the on the last day of the tlve-yearplaintiffs, RuidOSO has been term of the NPDES permit,able to postpone Ii final agree- which Kendricks contends isment concernirig (phosphorous) impossible, or meet a revisedin the citizens suit until a -solu-limit based on a revised watertion to the (nitrogen) issue has load allocation approved by thebeen'develope<l" state and EPA, which
The firSt step by village offi- Kendricks is optintistic can becialS was to appeal the state's aChieved."certification" of the draft plant • the collectioI;l and analysis
. discharge permit. Technically, orriver data and preparation ofthe agreement is a statement or a report to NMED within 54Ruidoso's appeal of the state's _ ~ ,- ~-"----"--'~'-'-'" ..~,. , , , . _---:-;-.---e.-;-.~------'-=;:::'======;::;1:E=x:~E:~~=~ f---Ruidoso Valley Economic--Deve}np:rnentSuttllnittotal nitrogen· standard. The M 4 200'7' 8' 4'comments were developedwithay , . . • anl. - . prtl.the help of' Dr. navid StensonIcc.and Dr. Michael Brett, profes- I Ruidoso' onvention entersora of civllengiD¢ering, spe- icializingiti W8t;teWilter treat- I Help Shape' the· future ,of the Rui.doso. Vl.·a~ley .mentand stteam billIogy at the . Wi.4-h· the rap;d grow.th of ou.r econotny t.hI.S .event 1.S t:l1.D..ely! .tJ,niversity ofWilsldngton;." ....
The. cl>iI1n1ents· explained . Issues, challenges, and strategies addxessing economic develoJiment:.whyth~mttogenlliirltffiimplls.·in Lincoln County will be the focal point of this year's event; ." .
'. ::1i':1tttn~~~d.'K::~r:1 state leade~s en~aged in economic and c0tnmun~o/deve16pmen~int.ti~tittes.~ "wrote. . . • . ~ . Governor BIll Rlchardson, Senator I>ete Domenlcl: and Repres~nta:tlve'~D Secretary Ron CUi'rY .! Steven Pearce ha~e'been. invited to ·add:tess the audi~·nce.· . . " '. . . .'.
.~l~~~c~~;e:~d:S~~~' ·.·~Umtnit atte~dees will. work in small focu~groUPSt~ envision.wh~~our'... ~tektc~:~{~~~:~::;. I···.. fut.ur.eWilllddk.- 1i}{e,ho~.t?'get ·tt.s tI:ere~ a;n,cl whatdssues will" affEmtthe
tion wiIlalsQ be used. to create abroChure for toUrists illwitt-at.
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Stephen Cartel second fromfelt. briefS Ruid6'soMlddle School studen~ :., .. Students takeih~'oath oitheNationalHonor Soclel.yiuponbelUg inducted Into the RuldosoHlgbcliaptei of the' .. ' +prior 10 frail 'mapprng In the Cedar:creek racreallon Area April 12.. Students on . .NH$·Monday at ~he RuidOSO. Performihg Arts CMter. The 27 studenlsw(ir!3 chosena.f1er shoWing oulstanding , .hand tor the day are (1-;): Jered Taylor. Brlan:Pllrnell, Gage Whlple and saul ' achievement in academics, community-service and character.'J)lose inducted w:e-rr~: ..'. '. : ..•. .Rojas. . ." .RQmy Gerla~h,J.akeOr~otloa •.HaleyWllllaf.lls, Tabilha Sportsman, :AlieraSeele-Barn~lt. Trevor Kelner, BrittneY
Marshall, Vlclorla Ramuez, Raymond Rossller,Jord,m Frierson. Hannah.Kashmar, Amber .Gardner, Jane Alfen.Jordan Farus, Sainant~a Bennett; Sarah Koehler, ?chuylerTalsma; Cassaodra Thompson, Brenda PIf1~n, Bri!fany
F . S . b .... Ap~.l1fu.pottales::Pt •. · ·,.8!ld~$500cashawiU:l.if(jrhisrecogmtibn.¥i~el~rest e~lC.e Y.:. . Ste-v:en: Gainble;.ENMU presF'·.·ElrOli~~-Ruil.io~~PrqVOJ3t, s~tEl4that ~ejs
mappmg out hiking trails . ~r.~;. . :.' .dent ,presented·. ENMU- . . .' "~em.elY'forpunateto have s01,neone asdedicat... .' ~;~i;· ,.". R!ridoso~physicaJ.'plant~an· . . "!'ld asl\{r,.,B~workiPg. for the college. ~e. keeps .
Students £rom R~idoso ·:i":r.!rt~~1 "~gel,' !.JoIu').:Burns',~daward .' . . . '.:: .. the e«nlplisrunnin~smqothly and .does it With aMiddle School got first-hand ,for'; his (iutstlUidip.gservice. '... "".'1. ,.:,. • warm. friendly smile.'~" " .....experience 'last Thursday in.,.:Th.e..8.pmtof:Eastetn AwaJ:ll" ." .... " MarY Lee LBI;le;Bt.aff.memberm:tlwR!lidoso .what-it takes toaccuratelymap,if!'a:w~ea'l:il'eig1itindivJ.dJ:1.-·BiJm~.' ." ' ••.......... 'carnpuacllStlmce eduCatiOn :p~gram,',and ~a,i'bara .'
. out the hundreds of traJ.I& thaj; ..' '.' ala .a,nhuany choseri by their .... .... ... ':Eawl;li'dS~'ciunpUs"UJjrarian; Were also reCognizedcriss-cross . the Sacramento ','~lieagUesfdr a :v~tltYbfreasO$inclu,l,lin.g.!luIrfor .five,yeatl,; <if !lOiitin,uQUS'iilllmceto ENMU. .Mountains and are such a draw ".., , , " . ' . . . ' ,. . '" ,. . .
for tourists to the area; - /.' .. ' .'~ '., .·HONORiNG,HONO·R,·STUDENTS', .....The students are part of the, '".... " . . '. ~':-_"" " .', '_._-........,..~........... . ''' ..:.'.. '
MESA (Math, Engineering,Science Achievement) program "at RMS, where they participate .in all sorts of projects involvrng. '.lIcience and teChnol0!P". This;',particular mapping class was .:made possible with the help of .Stephan Carter; executive' .director ofEcoServants and the . ' ,:,New Mexico CClIlununity.Foundation Youth Initiative.' .
Stephen Carter, Ryan .Kluthe, Brad· Thompson' andTyler Brunetta providedinsti'Uction for the students;including briefings about safety.and trail management.
Once underway, the stu4+· _~ dents used GPS uuits to createa track .file for a. specific trluI,which will be input into a computer and layered onto a map ofthe area. The raw tracking datawill be shared with the forestservice to update the cun'ent
rooIllSacrQSS the United States. ' 2551 or [email protected]. opportunities.. Early registration is.This year, only K-6 teachllrsare ell- encolitaged~Classes offered are:
.' gl.ble for nomiIiation, ./lIld selection of SUmmer registra,tion . .• Jujitsu, May 1-28, Tuesdays andthe state winner is baaed upon several . Fridayscriteria, incltIdihg:experience .in . Summer and Fallsem~registra- • ,Alcohol ServerEdu!lation, May 14teachi:ng American history for at least tionatEastemNew Mexico Uciversity~ .. Photography for seniors, May 24thr~eyears; a deep career commitment Ruidoso begins Monday. Summerclass~ and 31 .to teachingAmerican history; evidence. es 'co1DIllen~ June 4; while tbeFall • AARPdriverssafety. May 4 and 5of 'creativity' and imagination in. the semester starts Aug. 20. SUIrimer • Basic fly casting, May 21,23 andclassroom; and close att.ention to doeu- schedules are available at the campus . 25ments, artifacts, historicsi.teS, and the or online at viww.ruidoso.enmu.edu. • Beginning dog obedience, :May 12-other primary materials oflUstory. Students can also register at· 709 June 16, Saturdays
The state winner will receive a Mechem Dr. or by phone at 1-800-934- . • Introduction to MS Office 20()7,$1.000 honorari(un and will be in the. 36613. . May 2 .running .for the National. History Registration for. these and otherTeacher ofthe Year award tobe select- :ENMU~RUidos(jclasses. classes can take' place bY .telephone,
. ed this falL His or her school library .. . , ni(lil. FAX. or in person at thEl ENMu,
. will receive a core archive· of history Several. special ahort-teinl. clfjSl;les Customized Training office located inbooks and Dl~teri.alS... · ... . . begin t~· :mprit,h" at .J!l~-Ruidoso .. the Lincoln CountY Works, Center, 70'7
The deadline lS.M,ay 15. .FOI: more .(l()mIIlumty .. {)oUege, Wlth .•· several Mechem Dr. For mOrEl information,iDfhnna:tion, contact DeiliseJo,hnston, . more on the horizonf9r thos.e s.eeking .' call Coda Omness or Fred Reed' at 630
Nomillations are being lIought forthe New Mexico History Teacher oftheyear by the Gilder LehimanInstituteof American Histotjr.· The award isdesigned to promote and celebtatetheteaching ofAmerican lUstory W c1ll$s" .
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Completed applications must· be.mailed to the Ruidoso Optimist Club',P.O. Box 4497, Ruidoso, NM 88345.Successful awardees are honored atlunCh with the club between highschool graduation in May and entryinto college in early August.
The club also awards a fifth scholarship to a Lincoln County student ofany age plaDIling to attend 'or alreadyattending ENMU-Ruidoso. Call TracyWatenl at 257-2120 for more infbrma~
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The Sierra Blanca ChristianAcademy, located at 270 Country ClubDr., will be hosting an open house 12:30 p,m, Friday. The public is invitedto tour the school and visit classrooms.Registration is now open for new students entering kindergarten through6th grade for the 2007-08 school year.Classroom space is limited. For moreinformation, call 630-0144,
Optimist scholarshipsThe Ruidoso Optimist Club is tak
ing scholarship applications from students througbout Lincoln County andMescalero tor four $500 Optimist Clubcollege scholarships until April 24.AppliCations are available at each high
riee~ a Inal,sive injedaon of gr~<lt ,Ii!' , with '.• '.the.Conunissioner 'Eileen Lovelace "ital,m the next 1.5 yearS;" approach,she. s .d.Every regis- said; " :,' . Battin, who fOrD;lerly seTVed ,tElted county voaut<>matical- Maddo1<1!aid, Some COUntie~' .
FII0M PAGE ]A oil the h~!'lpitaIboard, said thilt ly would be m ed a ballot r~port an SO percent ballot- , ...._.. ... .. .. . ,. ... .... . althoUgh 4.25 mills was authoc .. under the addr 'listed, on· return particiPation, .'. buth~]pfromthemilllevy,which med ..byvoters in a previouS their'registration . nns; sheConumssioner Jaekle PoweUwould allow The Rb.se Clinic'in election about 14 yeani :ago,tlie said. '-, , was worried With home delivCapitan and the cljnic at the fun amoUnt never was levi.ed. . The ballots are mailed :back .or:! bcing dropped in areas in .
.Ho1>.d,o School Pist'i:ict ~mpl~ Parks aaid Ruidoso offici!l1Band cOurited· on· thee1ectioIi favor of people .renting.postto .be added, if the countyareacCUlied of failure to·plan day. Early voting wouldbe con- office boxes,Bome ballotsacqufredthem. 'ahead,with a wil!Jtewater treat-ducted at'her office in the coui~ woulch1'tariive at the right.
.Coll1l'rJ1ssioner Dave ParkS merit plant and the schocl dis- ... fuouse in Ca:rrlZo:llO,· but llhe .. place. . .. ..and Colnmission Chainnan trictaIways iEi sCrambling; . . woUld1l,otplan on ~ly voting .. MaddQx said with 2,200Tom Battinvoiced their opinion "'I want to look ahead: he in RUidoso unless the commis- . '''inactive'' ,voters out of mot'jltb,at if people countYwide pay said· sion wanted to see the cost of thail13,OOO:registered, thethe spei;liaI property:tax levy for Gibson s;rld whne he· Urged . theelectlon· increase by about . approach could. clear up somethe. hospital· and clinics, they hospital bol$! meIribersto put $15,000, she said; .. out-of-date addresses,pimple
·'sliciuldbenefit from that contn- 'aside money from the mill levy ''It costs about $10,OOO·just who . have moved· out of the .::!:..bution, such as access to a clin- E':achyear and spend $20 mil- to man ,one 'lil~te for regUlar . c01~nty and other .issues withlC. . . lion or more all at o:p.e thne for early voting,'~Maddox Said.· ., the list.' . ,
Gibson told cOnmllssioners a complete .l1.ospitalTeconstrue- .. ,Gibsonsaia the. tuJ;nout for: . Poople nright be· motivated.. that unless something cata- Hon, they preferred 'the politi- the mill question in 2000 wasn't to come to ner.dffice and update
Strophicinterferes,wchasrun- . Cally more palatable approach bad despite a s1l,owstonn, but. information,.sbesaid.·mngout ofwat.e:r, growth in the Qf smaller projects·every. few . was cOIlIiected . to the· Lovelace said she includes aarea will continue to be eXplo- . years. PresidentiaI election. post office·box and physicalsive, and that population will . County Clerk .Tammie ."This would stand alone," he ad~ on everything to coverbe older, on:Medicare and in . Maddox said if the ¢bmniissionsaid, ,adding that the- LCMC hers~:rr.
more need of the hospital. c()ncurs, she may try an elee- b'!ar? .would sUPllOrt Ii. mail DecUdons. on the mill levy,"We were doing $20 :million tion by'mail, which .is allowed election, because ofth.e county- the election and, possibly, the
gross when I arrived and it's under state statutes on. Ii i>ne- wide significance ofthe issue. futur~ inclusion· of clinics at$50 nri]]jon today," he said. "It's issue item with no i:D.dividu!l1B. 'When it comes to paying Hondo and Capitan will be con-all from volu:me. very .little in being elected, to office. more taxes, t wo'Uld. think smered by commissioners nextprice increases. We're going to Other county clerks report everyone would be interested," month.
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Natural Gas lines are burled eve.rj;where; inalieys, . '.'streets, vacant lots and along. property boundaries,. '.Call 1-800-3Z1-ALERT and avoid the. risk qf severing .
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15 to 20 'lIlinutes, b\!.t become about 15 to 22 d,ays. and unfeathered nestlingsmore frantic for food .at dawn . Nests are 1 inch to 1112 inch- woUld perish.and d,usk, after a night of fast- as bottom to top and about 2 A huinmingbird's brain' is .
FRllM PAGE]A ing or preparing for -the night. inches in diameter. They can be 4.2 percent of its total body- . _._, ' ... - . Hummingbirds roost with their built with moss, leaves, thistle- weight and they proportionally .
Small hummingbirds beat necks pulled down, heads.·out down, spider webs, lichens and have the largest hearts of myth~wings 38 to 78 times a sec- and bills pointed up in theair~ . bark fibers. Sometimes, sites living animal. Its eyes. areond, larger types 18 to 28 times .To keep ants out of the feed- are re-used. One expert.· large,Umnobile and typic!l11ya second, according to- informa- er, Smear SOttle V-asellne on the observed that a nest·is always o\!.tweigh the br$. The restingnon fJ:om several Web siteS· path to the hanger. :' tidy, because nestlings ~do heartbeat is 480 beatS perdevoted to the tiny bird. They . The smaUest . of Nurth , acrobatiCs. to . toilet trirln OVer minute, bUt it can inerease to(lfl;en are dEltected before seElfug. American birds, hummers are . the side."W!teh'theyare eight 1,260 per secph,dwhen a bird ill .them, beca~e:.of ~beirrapid . desiguedwith 10):l.g slender bills . tol:ada:~ old, the. bliliies can·· excited,'· . .
. cbi:tpitig 01' clickingsl}und•... ' to reach d,eep into mbuIar flow- iIUlintaintheir owriJx1dy ·teJn;,' '.Bemdes flower necl.ar, tree1l):lqlerls warn. .n,ot to put out~rs.. . . ..pera:lollre,alid theY will fledge sapandhuMm::J-provided sQgar. .
jUice or hon(,y;becamethose . ~ Bo~hgenders arefeadess; .at about 21 days.. .,. .~ater for eiiergy,h'ilmIi:ling~...f()ods,can ca'uaeprQblemsWith h~ta: maie,iiboWJiloff'':during .·AhuJnmin~frd's'Qody,teni~llird,Seat flies, ants,SIDa1l bee--·· ,fungUs. Feedinganythi1lg loW . mating With·acoUl'ting:fUghtin ;' :Perature, Whic1:J. l1orma;!ly'is, 105, ..• ties,. tinYWlll!p8atidQloheraiM1l. . , .
. .in ~a1oxies al$<:J. could inrener~ ',whichheh~ads.strmght tlP.' degrfles;c~~. droptQ, 6,6.2 inSects fO;t'J#QJ;eiri, ...., .. with thlilbitd'aabilityto m$.towatdthe cloudS, thell!lives . ,degrees dtlr1l1gtorpor, a state. . Accorilhtg·to'Weli,ilitel!on ... ·.'··
Manager 'l'o~Stewart.ei:rld,;.· . "The (U'Chitect designing a ' Th~. ,bWlding Will face north,,:,:~.:.
third-phase concept Of e:!ql1,lIl- .with its e ' nce()n 1;h,e eaSt, . " "swn ,at the Lincoln' County Gibson s~d. It. .: sit. n~:to:':.....Medical Cen~r in .. RUidoso .the ~~e.rgency:roo . 'arkihg'olr, .':' ' .showed off plans TUesday that 'and willjnclu"de. \l. 's~. '. "w!luld more than ql1ad'ruple . pool (or therapy. :rrespyW.ria,n;, .. .space for physical therapy. . HeaIthc:lire" Semc~si "",roeh,"
Gregory .Holman ofASA leases lUi,d mariiigeS the.hollPi~··Architects Stqdio,. which has tal; county healthclinica,'anq . ,offices in three New MeJd.co . ambulancesfot' thecoUnty~d '.cities and EI' PaSo, .Texas, told· .i;lity, Owns property .O:ilt j:o :the .:'County commissioners' that the :. romer of the jntended sl~. .... ,:"department woulCl g:rowfrom . "1'hey' 'are .iloromlttie&'t<f:1,500 squar.e feet to 7 iOOO . donating it· to thecoinity·:/iltld 1.':sq\!.are feet, and the 9i8l!9. initiated that,"Gibson /laid', 'square-foot building also would, "We hope to start const!1ictiol:l;·: ':accommodate The HeJ;itage .' m the fall; if we .move fomara' .':counseling program for senior . now and develOp thespecifici;F : ."""'-ens. ti " . "~- ona., " . ,', c'
o James Gibson, adrninistra-· ..Commissioners . indicated: .. .tQr of the county-owned hospi- the~coI:!cUrrenceWith the con- .'c()'i1s~eiWid o~.ihir lot·:or::·tal, said every foot that copld be cept::E:QImanwill. retWnWith:...1?~ding:the :~~~~'\Vith'~e. ,'::,
. squeel'ed out of the lot was speclflcations to·go out fOrbid.' . ability'· t.o- add ,aflcor' latei".'.,'used, while still meeting set- '(~-ibsollsaidan existingpro- ". HoIniansaidh~coUld.Jb*~t, .:"backs and providing parking. fesSlotiaI building' on the ;land ,those (i@oJil;;.blit ConStruction.' .' ,
The pro,Ject cost is estimated Will be moved, and, an old ro.ck woUld be more expen.atve·~d·,·at about .$3.2 mijlion, which $ttilctui'ewW. bedemo.lisJied.. . the budget ~eaQyjstight:;· ':(already was set aside by reserv. . County· . resident' Duane ~ The prilposed' squa,re,focitage" ".ing each year a Portion of the. .W~~ .asked ·.abol1t. either'. Will. allow ·gr9wtI,. .f~phy(iica,l '.,revenue generated from a spe- p\lilding.,a se~l).d floor now to· . therapy 'and the Hentlilge'pr,9-,....---=_.....~=--.....'=""__"'""::---..'~'±l:'.,... .;0.:,":'~''''~'~......~_....._.... gm;m fora 'decade or morEl. ". >'
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Teams will be: hosting a rlnal scram~ble at 1M Inn ol·lhe Mountain Gods
'. Golf course. April 22. The' evenl willbegin all p.m:Formorelnforrnal'Qncall Oree Meadows al 257·5815 or
ll1UIsdaY, ilpril19 'Tennis ,·RUidOso at Artesia. 3 p.m.Girls SOllball. . .f!uldQSO at LQviligton
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Senior OlympiCS , '. ,Mfnimumage is 50 as oIAug.. 1.All doubles. mixed doubles andteams will play down ,to age ofyoungest partner..$& registration' fee enlitles YoU 10 paltlei·pale In all evenl!>' offered. Muslcompele locally 10 qualify forslale & national' games.COmpetition by ,gender .In. 5-'year age groups. Stale registration: $45. Oeadflne: May 25..Exira fee lor bowling, gOI'.swilJlmfng and triathlon. TabletennIs. APril t9. 10:30 a.m. -Wblte Mountain Complex. Rlrinlo cilJf Sandee Jourden: 2574565.
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. . .' , '" MIllE,CUIIIlAHIIl'AFFDalla'iucero leis loose witll atremendou!l drive from No, 1 tee atAltoTuesda~. This was opelilng claytor the L'Ilrily GoOch frwltatlonal. see (ullresults In.Frlday's Ruidoso NeWs. . .
•bm:'ely cleared.the ·rig1).t field _ .. ' .' .. ,.,". .... .... "", •M\K~.G~RR~N/STAl'~ ..... .'. ." ".:". . , ,,', ' JdIKECVRRANlSTIU'F. andjnfacJ;: they were laSty.ear's. . wall. .... . .... .' '. . ., '. Nli:k ·McCullough,singles to right In :secondgame: Paedon Herrera hurls good· game lor the TIgers. .'. district. w.hmer," WeE!I)1!l said.
Th¢ score. remained .~-Q, . .. "" ". . '. . '.'But t):)e' kij:l,& were .excited1.1!1tiI: the. Capitailt1:rfrd -wlien . 'straighttllitsto ~n~the' getinen onbase;butas.ayoungtheir oWn on a double to r:ightbe..caus'eth~ynow. knQw theythe 'l'igers'puta runup on a fly- i:IlI'riing.' ,'. . .., squad thebo)'s need to learrito . center by Harper,{ollowedwith ,can play with the bEl$t. Fora
· .ball 'error'in leftfield, a righ~' . Thelast~wasdQ·or-die " pounce on' theoppoitunities '. another two-bl;igger'to ceuter- .' fir~j;;.:Y~ar' team;'! ,feel· We'vefield '. ,double'· .bY Nick. for the Tige~-s!Uldfor a'while it . when ,theyal'e, presented," field by Kern,. . .made great strides and lknow
.' McCullough' and a" fielder's . looked as :if they were going to . Tigers, cpachJam,es Wl3enis Lordsbiu'g had it gapd fourlh. better tmngil are yet to conie.".choice on Mitlilien~arper,' .•. p"!ill .off a win when .C~pitan:" ·sta~d. '''That Will come as theyinJ:rl.ng when :theyable to 'come . . ..',rheMa~en.cksritad~ its.;1 loaded the bases.on thtee . -gain .~erience -:-it Will have up .~th'se,;en mo~Q 'tu:n$ but TigersjV ." .'.
·m the,fifl;l):,m'iungon a smgle, a,. walks. to. ~o, the two-week layoff we the Tigers didn't qtut'and made 'c· '. '.· .balk,: ;i waI.k and a fielder's' .' ·J;.9rdsbm-g narrowly escaped' '. had didn't help matteX'S either." the score 10-9.on ahom~ l'J.1Il to. ' , ':The C,apitan JV end¢ their
·Choice 'and added another run . disaster though, getting two . Will .' KQrn,. the. stalwart c.enterlield, with two on by Jeff . season Thursday•.With a nic.e, 'intbeBiXth on.a home run over' a~ut!Jandan easy ground- Ti,gers'· tighthander took the Miles and then Kern helped his .·ooublehe-ader.Winoy,er 'Socorro,the~nterlie1fd,wall., out, third to Brst. . " 'i'U,bbei: for Capitan in the· sec- . own cause out With a bs.s'Qs-, . giving· them.. a very repectable,. .Capitan. CaIne back, in the· lilvej:l thOUgh the M=erlcks ond gaIne and was imJn,ediately l~aded blast, also over. the cl3n- . 6-3 season iecord, The' Tig<:lrslx>ttom oftllat inningcin a walk won the op~el' by three runs; hit on his IefHhigh bya'shah> tei::fielq wall. .'. . blasted their way to l'. 15·8 win'~ McCulloUgh. an!,! a =l:dng . Pa:edon .' Herrera and the' grouhd ball. . . The.two 1;ElaIIlS dueled back . .in t:ne Opener l;lI1d took the sec-double to rig~nterdelivered· Capitan .nine kept the game He was event\lally able to and forth and by the end oftne ondcontest, 10-6,by Ilarper. . close enough. to win· but just, continue but the Mavericlts put fifth i.nning it.was. '1$-11,'· Young eighi;hcgrader,. RUdy .
" Lordsbjn-g had the bases . co.uIdn't put the runs" across up two runs on three hits and Lordsbl,li'g, with the ,TigerS stillCha-vez smacked,' a three-run"·,.J6adedin the seventh .with ~o whenth~yhad the chance.. . toQk a 2-0 lea.d in their first. in the huntfor a win. , .· 91its. bnt the Tigers" atepped.it . "We have a youhg team. With The Tigers came back in the The.Mavericks~pttheheat,+' up it' notCh lJ,:rid got three a'lot oftalent. more than able to bottom of the 6rst with a run of . on and scored five big ·runsin
Mnre CURRAN some third and fourth placements by the Ruidoso. 111<"[email protected] teams was enough to give the girls squad a first· .
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mostlyun sChedUle and continued for ~boutthree "I was really looking forward to seeing all the ' ... ,hQursWltU· con,tin!1OUS snow sho~ers forced a teams in action throughout the day," Maskew·diSappointing cancellatio.n at 4:1.5 p.m. stated. "There were irine ·girls teams here and· Five of the 'mens events and four of the worn- eight boys sguads and many ·of. them such asena were completed out of i9 Scheduled but it Belen,Moriarty, Hobbs and Lovington had come·w<lEi judged unsafe to continue any longer and so considerable distances. r think it·would have
. the entirerneet wWi; called off. Because of con- 1?eenan exciting meet as some ofthe teams mayj .\ ·flicting .·schedules .'with· most ot the teams have hadan advatage over us depth-wise."I i involved, it will not be. . , . The Ruidosc;i 'trackers), I rescheduled:" . ' were· hopmgto improve .. I "'!'his.was only the sec- some oftheir state qualify- ' " .' ,: I . oncltime airtce 1985 that· ingmarks as well as qual- ' , " . ",;:,..., . I R:uidosahas had.to cancel .ifYing even. more to the ". .' " ,~. . ,~~. ,, \ thiS'meet; l;lI1d needless to·, state teaIn meet. • ".. ,', '. ,{ <....:.r" ,,' .,;"-to
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' . say~ We were all very diSan. '. . The Warrior .track '.:\;': ;'.,.••. " • J!••.~' ; '. ,,'::., ", ""; . -',';"';';'.,. ';, _ :r-. . . . -,. T+ '., 11_-,,,11;._, _ - ";> \'pointe'd," Warrior track '. teams must' now turn· '. ",,:,•. ,' .' . <"H,.;::· " • t:',~,~' "cOlichRonnieMaskewsaid.· thqir attention towards ", ;,~ ", ,,; ::'j":;"<i.'~.~'" ,I,":'!-~'~' :. ToWn Hall MeelirlQl '"Ou,r teams hadprepB:ted ' . the . the' big . meet . in . . . .' . '. ..'.'. ,MIKE CURfiAN/St~Ft .• The BOOSler/Activlty Club com-
I. . very well and 'we were opti" . Artesia; .: Friday;. where DRS norse Suzanne Dennehey and Warrior track coach Ronnle'Maskew; . .).'mlttees IiAIt report their findingst rIlistic'abOut our Charices' . there Will be at leaSt 15 ,'. .'. . . 'to lIili Ruidoso Sellool Soard,..i her~< In a)'ldition., all of the . "$Chools represented {ot . ': . Ap/i(1!l. il p.rn.. at Ille CilntraJ
l ;:l:rsthi~oJl6we:~i:' ;; \ ..·.t~e~~a~r:; '. a JlUIIJ.OSOtOLFJEAMLOOKS,GOOI.I. . .' J ':~:~b~~:~~~UTdOS?MUnleipa/ .',l '·.werea4d1;1apptiii1Ld.:r
·t~ ' tion fot ~h~ State M?eirh;. '.,- '''-_._.. , ------ --.._' .._.--_ ,.. . .:'.j. OPllnilstGl!If~C~~b'~.,f.'. '. lp. cthe ,events that had ':A1buquerque,May'll and., .j'The l\iJldOsll. OpUmlst Club wili '. .r ."beei:l eompleted,Laurej:l'" .12: R\1idQ80' W()il state lli :". . I' . spcmsdr: the 14ih; ll1lnu~l,Sremi ..1 '. Spoi"tsinaJ3. plai;ed~;m' '~'2000 a.ri~ expects to.dOEl/~nea Beneii! Golr Scramble'd' .·the . p()le.w.~t,.:A1ex .' ..•.. . .; well tij,ereth1Syeal", .~' '. FrfdayMaY4;,0:Q!l a.m: 'at)l1e '.~ . . lUunirez 1'1as ·or,d:op m the . ' ". " ."'Thisyelll"~ teams are . KOkopellii:)ountrY crub. The enby:'
." Plizes-will be offered lor tsl, 2nd, -: ..• . ,i.. ' {: and3rd 'Place teams, :In~Mduals'" '. ':)" " lite also welcome. 1lla ]<ok0Jl'!IIl·. '. . ,· ' !'CIUb Pro wi', Jialr Playets,;Allp~·. :... ' i·.I ceeds Will benelilOpUm!st <J[ub ", . . i...., .chTldren . and ,youth proJects. ' . . i
.• .thrQuaflO\.it the.rlllifon;. . ":i.' .- .. Jhls year'~ scramble will haW' a'. t .larger-than-usual field With lh~'
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homer over the left field wall Th~Tigers split twice withand helped his squad toll. f?ur- '. Gateway and Ruidoso once, butrun victory in th~ir last game of . beat Dexter and Socorro two 'theyear.tim~seach..
On this year's team were "Som~ of the kids, likefour eighth~ders. and· five -Jonathon Scott, struggled' inn-611hmen - and four of the the b~nniDg but sCIOn foundninth-graders had never played their way," Higlltower main-baseballbefure. tained. "Scott went 2-3 at·
"Even though' some of our Socorro and played a supt;lrbplayers had never participated left field."in this sport their athleticism This could portend greatreally helped t.h",m irnmensley," things. for the future Tigers.
Inclementweatlla;;post. . . .:A.few oft.h\l~~~o:~ers: :t' .poned the onginal start of the were soplloinore CarJ,I.;uetas,;· .Grizzly I»yitatiomilRelayil who wonthe iiliot],luti w;ithll:':from Friday to Monday; Mdthfuw ot49feetJ. lUtd:a:1Wlf::the event finally saw a SUCCe!;1l3"' inc4es, and~WyVega;wli'9·:.ful cQilclusionwith host.tooktopapot iIi disllusWitJi'a .Carrizozo taki.Iigfust place. . .toss of ·106 fel;lt eleveri iI1.¢h,ea,· .'.
CapitiUl andClouderUfl; tied Vega also .had a per$Qnw.l)eat··~:for second place, . in the. shot. put with 'a mark (If· .
The Grizzlies won going 33 feetS incheS~ . . ..;away with a total of 135 points .' 'J:'he 'carrizozo' riill", teliJ,y".and outdistanced' the other . t",am..of· flopho1Dor~.·~()Y ....eight teams in atten<l,ance...' '. Koroflcil,' . Jeremy .. ZaIliorlOl',··
As the Ruidoso Invitational MarkLeBlanc·andsenioi' EriC:'track meet was cancelled and.·Koroscil won haiJ,quy; . '.. .•.• .'not rescheduled becauSe of cdn""Really, .everybody ·ontha'·;.flicting commitments.· the t¢ams did theirparl tOp~tus :Carrizozo meet wa,s able to np1 up'infu!lt pla.ce,"JloIland ...theirs three days later. . n:i.afutaitied. "All the kids ran· .•.
"The weathf;lr here Friday·· hllrlJ lliD~typify·th~ ·heartY·.was really nasty, complete with natUre ofthe 'Zozo comn;uuu.ty.·.:snow, ice and just plain cold," .'. We hi';lvea YOlPlgt;eamas. '.;.,.' '.
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No discussion or results from theclosed session were .given followingreconvening. A budget workshop date
· was approved for 2 p.UL April 24.According to Leaun Weihbrecht,
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RuidosoradioDJ:earns place in Western SwmgHallofFame .... ~~:~:cr lead to another workshop if
. . : . ..... . . .. . .. ·:·MTD Radio's. Joe Baker will be·· western . ~wing publication.· Also !;'ow bid from. Print Plus ininducted into the Western Swing inducted will be the; late. Donna Alamogordowalfapproyed for 500 purMusic Societyofthe Southwest Hall of : li'o~vler who produced the Snyder, . chase iorder books..
. Fame in Oklahoma City inJuIY. 1'e~aswestemswing gathering. . C8.rriilOil.O .. Police nepertmentllUidoso's l3ackforty .. Bunkhouse allker is quick to acknowledge the i March activity was reported by
radio show host on KNMB. 96.7 FM . many people who have 'helped-him . Carri;m:eo.· chier Carrie Spencer.and KWNI.W, 105.1 FM, Bilker will support western swingfilusic in the' Citations totaled 18· for the month.
.... receive tllehonor in the category of area. "I want to say .thanks to to the Five citations were given ·for no insur-Western Swing Music Promoter. many . supporters," isaid Baker, ance and registration, and four for. . Bilker will receive the honoralotJg "including The Stratbmann Fwnily,dogs running at large.with Gloria Miers who produces the Sunny Hirschfield, Tim Keithley, Will . Speeding, open oontainer, failure toTexaa Swing Weekend in Wichita l~ooney, Jean Stodd!U"d, The Lincoln stop and following too close were alsoFalls and Barbara Martin from County Cowboy Symposium, Lynn· lUllong the cluirges. . .Georgetown, Texas who produces a Carter and the Ruidoso News. Penalty asseSSlllents totaled $524.
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.." ..·~;":·rqenieWas agOO4 614gal. i . . i'·. ~ .i.);Capitan··il:'Yai~SMAP:p:r9je¢t;:~i4·!.<().:n: eVerY rapch" you.will find.a~th~te~th departpien.:t<..C. i i ~twe soldgteatlooking calv~~;!>f't;;: '. 'i: jUL~~R' . i.. i:· . ..·i .:Central'Mount&m:RC&D '~eawas. . .,. :leallt one <:ow tl1ahsn'tfor '. ,J: 'did (much to the ire of the·.sell- them;···.. ..: ... ': : .' ii: i..·: '.. ·.i :.. ; :pi.."i£a.r£er5fP!I'!d;'S?Qnew~,,;o,,._; i mco!.'IiQ1'ated in 1967;i.nd receivedp,on-'.:il~e•.... :. i··· :..:.. ::. '. ;.':. .)1 ¢r)dowy QwiiCullirig'prOe~sgbut ·Theyaiwaysr~tcigethe~;coti+di·'i'~' .. : prOfit statUs:in 19l}2;TheCouncU:is! ..
< ''1Jher·e :is a!wsysa storybehirid . . :. the$etw0-9ld 'l~irls wi,th thea-we~ always l)e foW::td at theiback of the ; : .··i > made up of m~1'ethah'25locafs'p.on~ .:'tbJ,'lre~onthat <il~ si,ster isn't for. :so:ilie:set ofho~caughtmy inter- . P<lsture:01':01;1 the topofthi"furth!}l3t.< :.frhe low bidder of four 'bjds,offered sors. ' : ., ., ' .. sale and uatiallyiJie.;;,tOrY bastlle, .. est; .I gaV(l 'thllm the gate ontlte' ..... hill, hut ,they were the fust tOman:e .. . til l;heV~ge:ard~pjt::mfortlie ~007-' .• Acco~dh.)g to TaylOr, Capitan was . ,...:Wife 9r a kj.d "reaspn~' : i . ' . ". , '. .:::, first pass;ho'lyever,.f .' it tG the feed itrUclI:. ,.. .. . '08M:APproje6t .paVipg Was RuidosooneQf the orlgi:J1al sponsors oftlte:::'·:behi,rid it. :aut~there~e " . r-';""'~~7~-'--1' :\tept looking at .them and i We tliied.them for yearS withOur· ,PaVing-at $301,000> •...: ..... ,.. .. RQ&D when.it was incorporated4i~tY.ol~ Dien who also: . ':' ' , ' , th1in gave them a seCond: weaned calves. TheY. were·not·the ,:i ,.' i:M'AP"Mumc!pal :Ar!<erialProgram, ... ·.1967. Major: natural., resource· Jijs,ies.· '..!)Ave theirfa.vorites.~ :. '1'" : ..:::,:; ,.' ,_ook. 'They were so wide·: :" ~othering'. types, but thElY were the .... offei'S fi:nimeial~sistarlce forupgrl;ides· ,and concerns of the courieil fire regiOIi" . , ..These cows 4C?n'1;~. . ; ~.'/'", .l;iCl'USS the nOSe that. s' .. b,est at settlmg down :the nerves 'of:ioil roadS ,withintlte villlige that con-.· .: l'll wa,tei~ plaI1l1tilg, wateriihed'restPra-
:'"dollarsand liensen.- .. .'.. ('i,,"" ,? :,... norinalsChool iUler : ~esll1Y weane:dca),ves,. . ' nect tlyostatidiigh.ways: .. .. , tio:n and forest health and cdi1l3ervs~
they?:stay'beca;usewe .t' "i't~.;: :, woUldri't ba:vemeB,$ured • TWo years !igo, dWing:a cattle, .. ,The bid from Ruidoso PaVing is to ·tion education. .. ..: . . ,. ".. .. .. , wMt th«ml to,.' ':', C." . .,it, but they luid good, .. work, I noticed Nellie "down.":t . pavethe foll~wiIlgroadsm Capitatr: Water quantity and qtiality,ssues .
s~;~::~~~.~:e~he ',,'L~:l:'7~ .,.~~~ :f~ri~f~~Jl;h,.. =dJ:~i~::::~~~~;::' .~J~~bp~~P~~~ai~.~=l:C;'·.b6~1ll:~:niiiu:~~i;ec~~=~ .~~;~~~'.Wf¥l·Ilot the:milk cow. , ,......:.....:;,;'~,atrd bJ;ed back. . .. , i. down:agam.'I'hjs procel'scontiIiued . BariCroft and Bancr.oftto:SimIns: . . mentare.additional issues addteil$ed '~e didl,lo~ever have . .~tatk 1r.IJ4e,. . The gOingPri<:~iinlate. until I noticed every time Ii bUll.,At tlle AprlIlO cOuncilmeet'ipg, the 'bythecQuneil. '... ..",.. .her 0',VIlstory whY she. . . ..... .. 'i?~) 1991foryoung,p~or came around.,: s1).e jus~ lai~ down. trustees approved hiring a: 13epondMichelleMladek's property . was : .was :n~ersold.. . . ,., .. : ~"Idi!". YOung bred cows was .: We laughed, ourselves silly. She p~time ielIlployee fOf the Smokey· approved for re"plat" trialdng two lots
I bought-Nellie and'. ' $750. Young dilin't even had apPlll;aJ1tlyfigw:ed out what·: 'Bear Museum. JeanJ:1ette : Gonzales" from five on Fifth Street. . '. ...Sf!llym1991. IWa!i' . ' . . .? . come into questIon here.... caUSed babieE> arid decidedat more .Cariillo's e~ployment,willa).low the ~oToWn1ey W8,S, appointed to the;,tarting out {>l1 my ownin the cattle The seUer never weakened. I wanted than 2.0years old ... she was too old m~eUll1to :s,tay opeu'9/')..;rrt.- 4 p,m. Cemetery Board.. ..... '. ... .buSiness~ a singleWOll1l!ll r~cp.er. ' .tltehor.ris. Sorry but that is the·tohave antlthei":ea),f.. . . .. seven days/'). weelt. " ·Apre¥iQus special meeting AliDl 41 was l'aised on ~ ratlch,so 1 kIlew all i story. EValln't being'entirelyignoci .. Again this winter, We brought . : FollowiIiga public .hewing,an otdi"induded the appointment iOf.innew
· about the "co'wbuyipg rule.~ When: rfU)t:here; they. did have one by their Nellie .andsallyto the trap. Again .nancewas ·paasi:ld: consf)riting to the Lodgers. Tai:.. Committee.·' NewyoU contract. to buy a l)unchOfcl;ittle . side and onefu thebelly~ . . . . <they both looked ),ike heck but Sally· . petition for annexation of PropertY on 'appointees ari, Zach 'Malott,. Kathy- you know and the seller knows . .... They did have a couple·ofgood gave birth to another fine looking Fifl;hStreet oWned by ~i¢ke Hbgeley. . . Soliday and Debbie Robe~. .tluit.th~reis always going to bl;) at . years on them. I decidedI'woUld pay· calf and again we t'p:ought tlu~ two Clark. Taylor, representing . the. ·i:\nexecutive sessiouliddnlssed the :le~ one ~cUll" thrown in for good the $750 and hope they "dolliu'ed sisters:had made !illotheryear. ... .South Central Mountain Resource . one-year evaluation for Village :Clerkmeasrire. ..... .out" but knew within reason they Two d,l;iYs ago, NeIiiedidn'tget . Conservation DevelopmentCRC&:DJ,.. l{ay. Strickland f!l1,d the silc~month
I waS a little insulted to arrive .. . probably wouldn't. . up. I wok her hay and water. She· presented the option for sponsorship· to.reviewfor pollce officer Steven Dobbs.... and find at le~halfofthe ·contract- . Nellie and Sally normally lQokedshook.herhorns at me roiddidn't:eat the 'Village· trustees,· the.·. trustees Dobbs was approved for full-tUne: ata-:·ednwnbers wl,lre "cUlls:' I am not .. .roughy~ in and year out. ~think· or d.rfuk. Her' time: was.upan.d·she . .. .approved the $100 membership fee, t:us with. the completlonofhis six~ .. :
· even going to suggest this fellow we only had one year that wasn't a knew' it. I rubbed her old head and .. Membership gives..Capitan a designat- monthprobationliry p.erlo,!' . .thought a single woman rfU)cher on·· QrOjIght but they laoked thes~e. : thanked her for the years and 'ed voice 'on the'RC&l) council . Strickland's evaluation was. riot for-hedirst purchase was too dumb to . Ptetty cows they .are not, calveS. She shook her h~rruiat me. .. South Central Mountain RC&D mnUy addreSsed and, according to therealiZe that some of.these·siSters :1'heyare rangy, ugly fuface and I've. had Ne!lie for 15 years. She.· serve!; :Lincoln and Oterq Counties and clerk;, WOulqbe on the neXt agenda for;Were wi<ie in the nose and short in skinny ofbody. They had bags gave me 13fi.ne calves. Yd.IlIlY the: .covers 7.3 tnillion acre!!. The South proper documentation.
about the siZe of a old gal more than paid her way. .glove. But their. We'll either have her SkUll:mountedcalves were always .. or ~ybejUstthe set ofhorns; Ifat atrdsaucy. : dOI1'tknow.. '
None ofthem . I am not sure the proper way to. inlullited their moth-pay 'tribute to anYthing you've had ..erEI set ofhorru;. For that long. But Sally willltiok prett.Ythree winterS in a lonesome out there by herself.rQW we kept them in .
. the horSe Pl'I8ture . Welda McKinley Gride.ris abecaUlle they proba- . Lincoln County native, ranch wife,bly wo~dnot: last the business owner and mother. SM. canwinter. Every winter. beroacMd for comment at grider-they not only lived ranch@hug!res.net .
Visitation for Oourt Oourt re.ceivlid his' high ' Liyestock [email protected]; AtBayl<iJ:' U~V;ereityhe.was " •.' :CQridole:o,cesmay be:sentt<> Nierdersta:4t, June ~2,~1993: .',Franklin, 23, was Monday, scpool ··diplomafrPlu.Ruid6li1P ;..·New·~~'9-c() .. t)'@ior .ROdel!cameJ!lb~rofNational So(lie.tyof'the 'family at~.lagtonerW.;. .' Qon.dole~cies ·i!tay bel. sent .~., ..... :.' .April 16, at LaGrone Funeral High' School . ..: ..' .' . ..•.. ' ' .. ~~s$o:~iatio~ ,CoUeg:\atEi Scholars,Chapl~: f\0'1~,c.?n).. ,.. > " '.. ..the.:f~ ..!i~>w·Ww,J~~on;ertll~Chapel in Ruidoso_ May20!l2. '/:lI1-i!.:.f.(,::end..,memperQfi8~taT.heta:E?-. .AsusenaNeiderstadt .'. '>. cl0so;com·. '.' > .'
The funeral service was He willgt'i;J.d,· . Pl.~lWdeo. Soclal·FratElrnloo/,.and tlie < .. ',:.'.;; . LeeCovrogton> .•..... , '" ..,Tuesday,April 7, at the First' uate posthu-:.,' ",: f.(ewasanPell-A'sList.·····.. .•... ..... . ...... A-' memo'lial "service' for .....• ' '.' . '.' .. , " '.... , '.Baptist Church in Ruidoso with: mously frOlt\ . ..A.<;J~Sc:ttQl~,.,};{~: rllcei:ved .. t4'" ;BayIQrAsus~nll;N;ie:d.ei<stadt, '77 i 'of;' ·...A'memonal.seivice ,f/?:r"Lee.burial, following at the Ruidosl)'-' t;hEl.· Baylor.. :WhO:~'VVho.. 'Uni~erBio/:P¥e~ideiltial ~choh ·a~zl)io will:l!~at7 .p.m,.' Covin~;67:; qfAl:lf~Ube~t '..Hondo Valley CemeterY. '. Oollegeof,·· .·l'\Uiong '.All1e- . ·arship}.R;D. I;I\l.Dbard Acadenllc . Sat\u'.day, AppJ.·14"at. the .'. 10a,.:\lL Thur!iday,'ap'ril 19,.at
. Court passed away;Friday; Engineer~ng· ; ]ic!!Io,' 'l;Iigh8pnolai;ship,William J: .and ','Founiquare Ohurc1:l ofCapitan, . FirstChrlilti~,.:Oh1.1!c~ . in.April 13, in Waco, Texas. He on Max 12,",S¢ n·p. 0., r-. ,Adeline .' Grey. >Schiiliirship; ", :,Mrs;Niedehit.<.tdtj:1asaedR1,lldos\>;l\f.r. Oo~gi:on.,:pa~s~d .was born April 4, 1984 in Ft. 2007 witp a . Stud:en.tsi. Ellgl:neerlhg; a~d .GoIp.puteJ;·l1way :·APril1!.; in Carrizozo. '..awa.y: .l\1:0i1day,'. ·.A.pril.9.~·m,:Collins, Colo., and moved from, degree· in ; :;N:.a ti 0 n: a.I.. .Scienqe' Incentive' Scliolf\l'ship . She was Dorn:Ocj;o'b,e:i:'15; '1928 . Rmqoso.'He was' bornOotoJ;jer:.there to Lincoln County in Me(lhanical., ·S.¢ i $n:c. ~ . and RO'\;ai'.y Cluh:Scllolarship: .•atFeteCl:l/N.M; She';iho:ved. tll :'29;1939a.t Okla4om!l-Oity; •1987. • . . Engineering. ,:Mef!.t A",arCl;He. played Rugby for BaylorCarrlioZQ iii-.years agp'from: Okla. and mQved~~tiidoso~
During the summers and W h i Ie . . OutBta.:n:Ung~mE'.r~ar~ andplayed ~nin1'1lti" ~eder,!-" ,N.M;. @d ",-as Ii'- .• 1996 from PallaS'rr~' . '.' .breaks in school, he would a tt en d i~ g . ..... '.. :.. .:.EnglI;s~ .ple.;mtl"amutal,athletic teams' refued'bartehd.er,..:' .',. .•.. He 0~ne4·, ftDd,:··opera,t.lld.serve as a veterinary assistant Ruidoso J$gh School, Cou'rt .. St;ud-ent AWarq; OutStahd.ingandh~love.:1'to rodeo.. '.' .. '. . '. She :'w.as aJnvm.g· ..moth~r;poviiigton B~rber.shop "inca
. for his dad at Frariklin played vlU"llit;y football, was on Science S~dentAwaid,N:ME3U •.. Be is sl.ii'Vi:ved byhiS father,grMdmothe;randgreat~gpand-' 1996 and lowd to fiSh.. He mar;:Veterinary Clinic. the wrestling and track teams. ' .Al'unini: .-<\:Ssodation . ~ori.or Warren J!'riinJ4in; hismother,tnother:and att<;lnde~, Ff:iu1'- ded . Sharon FreePlii.n'oD
He completed an inteMlsmp He Was an active member. of . SchQllOi:T,:·N;J.tional .." HOnOI; .' Celeste Bonds:h;is. aister,Dusti . 'Squar~ Ohur,$:in.qapi~an:. .... , February 7, 1958.a.tJJ::I!Ulno;;with TAC Enginee'ling the Fellowship of Christian So.cietY; .foritball.S41te Runner- Franklin; tWo brothers, :j3ra:rtd; . She isstl.rvivlld by. her 'clri,1-~ Olda... . '.' . . .Solutions of Dallas in the . Athletes, First Baptist Church i:ip:teiup mem!;Jer,·first team' Fr8.1'!kliriarid Sky Jri"a;nklin.. .dren, tarrY Niederstadt; KathY. .' He.is .sUrvived' by '~llwife, .'Suinmer of 2006 aud had Youth Ministries,.' National, An~Pistrict·· fdothan· teatn, '. He is.' fllsO sm'\~hled. by his '.' Pitt, Gary Niederstad~;Henry . Shal'on, ..a· . son; . ;Wi!li.ainaccepted a permanent.pClsitjon Honor Society and F'I"A. He, North-South All Stars fdot1?~r . grandparel1ts" Wilma' Neal, . Nieclerstadt,. Charles .Nieder~Anth9ny . Covii1~op;. eight
nommee, All State' Footbilli. Charles and. Linda' Franklin' stadt, . Faye' Garcia; •RiChard' . grandchild;ren, ··oile.·. great~
Defensive End Enid WatTior' "and Clifford.Franklin; great Nie4ei'stadt, 'T!u;lma Nieder~. grandson~ thre~sist(lrs! }.'>atl<Y:Most '. Valuable" Defensive- . gJ.'anupar,eJits, . NQrmau' Wi!- ."stadt;ill;id James Niedel;stadt; Miner; Delores Keller,andPlayer; ..... . . ..... '. . Hams .and Yir&inia ~dei'son. She is· also . suMveil by . a: .Cub;3. Odom and w>Ul preceded ...
. f.(e hadrec~,ive.d the Warr:il:ir • imd' many aJffits, uncles.llt1d· brother,SamGiron;'35 grand~ .. in' death. by twode.ughter:,!. JIarde!lt Hitter Award, lwta'ry . epUSins. ,....... ..': .childien, 12' greal;"wandchil- Kelly . Anunon . . ,and Torn
Scholarship, Hubbard Sc4qlar- '!'he family has requested.. .dren and many adoptedcliil~ . Co.Vington. CondCllences may be .ship, Baylor UniverEll.tYPresi~ memorials 'to/CoWboys "for' dien,grandchildren arid great-' sent·. to . the . family atdents Scholarship, .. BaylClrChrist, Cowboys' for Can-cer gi~dchildien, W-WW.lagroneruidoso.cow
Danny Ga.rcia Get u.nt.o $500.1'.'· .' . • Tree·;rhin'nlng+·Need,le.Re~o:V'tl"50+ years in Lincoln County"" .... .... .\ ,D;,7 " ?f-; • Firewood •. Drainage Sol~tions .'
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- . 'FOREtWSE..· DQfpodonf. Linc.oF" ColJrit", N.ow·· . . gRFf.) mo" bo. r~vlBwod E lR ta b.··om" ma,,~·rs..The sff:cot oddro:ss of thi" . . M I ' 1ft t dol'f ~'tl th .government. 0 . x G.....
~"60rty is 9604 US H.uu COMES NOW PJainflff,' . oxco; . " orCll~ 0 e 0, y con g,/: hg 0. perlance. Excellent Or. . .- Greot comm;' .slru ure8 L
· I ". '" CV06-364." ." Selo, $&9.73 Suporintondenl'.· Offlca partun"'" Col' Today I . C·U·st~"'-.sta·Op' $<O_.$lOOK"v,. ·paten• tftCO n
het .... ew Crown POlel Owners piv. m· Lot 6.c., 810ck ~., HIGH" '. ' . -at SOS~849·1911· 250] .,:, ._111.. n;, + b(!lr:e'frts. Trovcl
~Soxb'eol 88338'( 'rcaftcr Asfi:oclcifion, nc., O' N!3w , MeSA. SUBD.'7.SIOH, C05b t •••~ ..$618.73 Franklin Strde., Coro(t(i, f 88Q":J,8":2~19 .Ask Apprentice required. Co'11 88B~Pllb1Ic/S~lalHOti,.ei ~ ~1f4 U od Propdr1y''1; Mpxko corparQtiQ"~ hy .NOTice OF SALE OF Unit -3.. Un~ln. Countv~ ." , NoYi J.,Wx1C;!=': . . or .f:P mt:ln ~ " . ,249.6920, ext.217 '-of
'-.:::::;:l~?::-:::::::i!:::"~-':;';:'IThoDefault Judgmant and :"rd ·,tah!~,u.9h J!'h'a?,'a'D.m«;1Y ~EAF"'REES'tCLAoTES'UURENOEk bNaw,h Moxll e,a/ha. 'I<hafiwi dn At t o'r n O'y SSt 500F>l'()o , 'p 'c '1/ bit' DETENTION OfFICER: ·~.eBc6'rmanAut,optfexhof ·111~'~f""iiiij.#la~8~();;I-~9~8iiB~-;;1~17;1~~,~.. Pub','c ~'otlce D I Ii d, e..,... y 0 p Q orca I 0 ~."....., .U . rct:l0sQ~ WI 0 no 0 or $' 3~ $~O <9 I.o.CIS ruce$" Qn,e, 0, t e .II I. oeroo 0 Foree Qsu:ro Jiavfl cmto, 'and lor Ws JlJDGM'ENT If' tho o:ffico of' tho " _ .. thQn 2::00 p.m. Mondc:sy ~7· .. ·L-· L.U: ,p"r l' , d 1
Foreclo"ure Sale (haroaftor "Judgmont"!) cotnJ?laiht far' for.cdosUf'o. . County C'oTk and In . addition fh.prnt~ thbra Ma)! 1~ 70U7. Soolod hour' fo :sfart. Phoe'lIx,. ,areas argeS1: ea er~ Seit. fMiII Yianllid' 224;.... was- onlorod on Mar~n hOrc!7l.tDtOS~ NOTiCE: -Is. hore~ ni\(on b~ offJ'~'o Rcc()rdo)' of Wllr bo occnJln~ 'mteres:f, P'f0-P0$uls must be Arh.onQ";' 'Mari-cg,pp shlps,has-11O Immediate ...
Auction 13.2007. thot undor and 6y vlrtuo Lincoln CO'unty I)" and (:0515 Slf publicolion Qolivorod'o: ' CQunw :theriH's' ol1jc;o. Qpeo"Ing, f9! Custom' Ada.'i.at,'.'$a••,llte . .,ow
Th I b b· GENt:RAL AllEGAT10NS of JIJdg;l1\ont of Foredo Oe:tOQOf 6~ 1972; of Ihfs NOtlco
May 1, 8:45 AM 0 ~Q 0 .o~,., ot .suro ontored by tho Spocial Mas or's feo Corono Ptlblic Schools oxper;ence neto$sary: experIence. reqolrl!d. ttlClm.· ResSden1lal.·1r com~~~ a.m'
han y 4" 1. • PJai",UfI Is .g N(}W District Court of ..LincQln (hereinaftor r2.ferrcd to as flxod. fJy tho CQvrl in iho . Attn: Travis Ughtfoot Contact 602..307~5245, poss.ess a str:ong desire ot~I'8~ ~',~O.
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'IJ MoJCICO cl?rpt?rotlon, with County,· Now Mcx,c:o~' on "tho Pro~rty-,. amaunt cf S20P:OO. ' RFP: Transpoitot10n S 7 7 - 3 .5 2 ~. 6 2 ,. 6 . to succeed, "nl;l be able ","y ... '~tlU .. .,-
C hrI'O • logo t;I u aso its princlp"dl pfa"-o pf MarCh .28.' 2001 in civil '. . .' SOI'\'It:es www.h:U::i-o.org,. 406 a 257~993.··
ourt OUSB Municipal Complox, 313 b\lSilno$$ . tacatod .4n causo numbor . CY-06. Noti.c:b is. furthor . 'ivon Tho, te.rnU of this s~lo. aro 25O:frQnklln StN:pt ~oc:.Or1des. ' , , to perf(mn ~ec"anlcalPropO..-v: 100 fr'do Mo..~dow·M P, r., R~fdoSQ, Uncaln County~ 364 . tho' under-signod fha', thQ COlJrt dir~c;iod lhot tlio purchaser mu,st , C.orol1o NM aZJ,31B· tasks. Mus~ be able 1~'
••,.. UI OliO, .....ow~ 0"- co. N.o w M 0 x; F 0,. wiJI'Q!fur lor p'ublie:- soJa: foroc!osU_(Q of tho pay CClish.Ot the time tho' • .' POSITION. STILL AVAIL pass drug test. Full..Lower Terrac:e Tho t!',0~1r r'~ld~o ,fd Dofon~ant:s oro rDsldents to tho highost bjddc(' fPr :mortgag"S:', and $ecurily pJ;oportv 15. stru~ ~ff ,10 Tho CQrono Public Schoo) ABLE Uvestock· HauJer. time posJtfori. . APART.MEN1 MANAGERS
"Appletr~ 8&8" 10 ~ Of 9 os d. d or Q t o!l'foll~ws; eosh at tho .frotH 09,00,mon's' on th.o ·hlm,: oxcept :that tho aoard of Educ:.ottOJl 45 D i ,WANT£D.MQlntenttnc..~.... D" ~ l' too ,an hoar 0 •• ontrcln~ of ·tho Ruidoso Propor')' and thot 'thc Ploln'~ff mo'y. ~I~ aU Of' ros.orvps· t11o. right ti;J b' JOil'sd' om ~g. Cal' Russ·'Lan'dau. admln1....Dtlvet, mvrk1!lt
for info call h tlons ~ tile l1~tflo, Now Mo,x.ICG ~osldonb: MQni~pal Building at 313 ·.amotmfs to bo rcalized' OWl 'IXJ:rf ot. lis ludgmonJ. r.oIOc.t .any and oli .ri~s,«: rQg1~h:l9 t~~t:sa, .al(505)525.-4500 Jna "slellls ihiSired 915-frt 0 II on ad CJor$O"d' -Honry end Wtlla. Clay, Cree MQ-od9W:li Ofive, ot sold $0'0 fron( .tho P vs intO'rast without pr~posuts. aiullor can<;ot d~cin MVR, mustpo$$ 58"1'-:3880 CH' 91$~Sal'"
937...4005 or :h~~hn9thou11p:JIClsC2~r Floron ThDmpSon; Rufdoso•. 9 Now MOJCKO P':opcTfy,f with into(e.s' p~lng ccl$h. t~i. RFp,jn its .c"tiroty. . '"DOT phy'sicaJ, drUf.il~EqU~~";""iPO:nun:':1tY:":m:p:''''''''J'i't';1~1&~jI~';'~:'::::1~.'937-0488 01
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brtf c1a,imlng ant 10JCUS RosidClnts: Oscql' ;~:ho('d2.TO~D~!i/~~I :~l;u~~rQl;:"ws~Qto: of PotorBac:a/ Spec1oIMastor nf,63 1T (4).~8' fest. Usuollv no 'wee +
~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';";';;"~l n orest y an: r'IslrumDn Con'roro$. Earl Howard. rights bf tho defendant, ' .. . , . . ends no "Hazmat. 'Ca J _. '.-• filed (or ~~~Id cfler Iho <;arlos<. and Susana 'Efona Romoro to tho A Gunl of Plaintiff'. R'~HARO, A. HAW..~OrICE O~ SPECIAL (50Sfs;46..2651. ~', . : ',2(M ..2M
'.om' ..."11' ~\9 01, 'u,"njl :;1 thla .J,mOM., Wall.e" Ja~n., lallawing da.cribod ,.01 J':ldgmonh $11 71929 THORNE, .P.A.•. 1221· MEARUr,INGS AND !!IIBUe;.~ " . 0. 'hOICO 0 d' o,n LaiRS i" Rogolio IUvcl"o. WUhClrn p..-opgrly locot-od in • ..... ': Mbc:hortl P(lvl?'~ :::Judo· 2, H. . NG PRESS . OPERATOR The .~. ,
o ro"or': 0 n(:o n VanJondinghom Alali 'lot .11 C I N I . d f Ru1do,ts,o, NM 8834-5' C I b d C rlt ..~" . ."
Pa-elaS-Ortlz .County, Now Moxlco. Whifahoad and 'Joss C. ~~C:O? oun Y, ow nS'el ~o.$t '1) '.I·~!.°51·o 1SO$~25a~"3.c83 . . ,~ NonCE is ,i1~reby· .given Arag'u" haas an.ur~emedi-,I". ,ThD~urChD.Dr ~f tho Witlidms." ~ Q o __ ~ UQ. -' 4 _ 'thaI :tho UntOln. County ....Anomevat law 5IJbI PrQP0rty Will.okQ· '. 117657 2T (4)18~",... Board of' Comrrusslaners . ole 0pbl'lln9 for' a Press ,~~I.'l
it sub 00 to any unp'oid MOllie£) Residents: £dwor tUelA D~°tJ~Qt.qlS~6~ Cos.t _••an ~$335.1S will ho~d :0 Spocial Operi;ltor~ Duties Tin ~"R iJ T _ propo .faxos, muniCIpal do Chavel;' U· 3 '~_~I C' f .' . UCfAl. NOnCE .. MO'clip9 a ....d Public clu.do. prnporln.g ·o.nd IDnP'oYmetit OpportunU~'dm :Y A-UW Chorgos.. aSS05smon's or· nit , IoIIl ....... n .. ovnty. A'·f (J r n c:y:s 'F 0 0 s • Hoa,lrl9$ boginnfng ot .(lip:ora'mg press undsi
Mcr~c-.on~cs.. ,S,l)~fi~ ..~.......,..._......~..$1.5QO.oa Noh"co lh" Lit.'orcll:1v _gi\t~n 9:.00- AoM. on TuoSd~y: 'SCi's ,nk denloitics Gf\CI Jack &:y Motot~.omp3{1Y C1fLu Cruces is rapidl)/ ~Jtptmdil1g~_, , lL.. . this. ochon Tho Plaintiff L Ro ' ~ po ot(!a I. t a~ 0 nl:Or:I County. May 1 2007' '0 be- 'hold Htgls'ors color, and And"'Chln·eirtllmicUate.openilJ8Sin.ourp3rt5d~tu(orU:-...rl7nnu' tttgatton hrn tho ri'gh1 to bitS- tit tnUl)'; in thoof .ie,a kof thtl In a(:!~iliofl' Ihprala thtir,o Solid Waste Aulhority_' ot th~ litir;;oln' Cotmfy . performs. basil'; IilQinte
lind tho' sale all of Us No d R'd . 0 Co-unty. C or and will lit,l o~ing lrltO'rest, Lincoln County, Now CoUr:thOUSD (Commfsslon naneo~ In addition fo a Ft1Lf;,'l11tmEXPER.l£NCEDPA.R.TSA~VISORludgmant Q(t\ount or ~ D"'i D • O-SI Dilts. onna EM- Off,CIO .....Roccndct of and coMlS 'of publication ~)(ic.o COU. for SQDtc~. 'Chomb I • Carrizozo competitive' SQ'or:u-. we
Appeau pottlon thoroof. 'Fho oaoCi. Lin.coln \..=-outl!y on of .tJiis NOiko end tho bids 1jI'n" Now Ti,o Ctrl1or•. Ne-w e~~xl~o. Thd offer excollent i:enefits Musthn"'evaJ.iddri\~1iC(nse.and.good.ddvingrwn'd.Mu,st-
114 M-chem p',oFoQds (If tho 1.010 COl" mJ R 'd f. 8 Oc:1QbDr. 6.. 1972 .In .TubeJ Speciol . Mosfor's fi{)Q Intofbs,od bidders ml;lY: p'urpose of thi$ itIeetll'tg including medic:a~' don . PO$S('sS strong interpersonal and.rctaLlpnship l;Jq.ilWngsJdU. -'u ill,,)) firJ.I be oppllod 10 O~S. a O$lons.. any No. 46.i. fixod Cy ,1ho-Cautt. in tho sOl;U~f-';, cop~ Qf mq 15 tQ hold ~biie fteqr tal, Yi!;ion.L' sperfd,n.9 (:Ie Setf~MoliwtedwjlhapTOfcssionn!zppeamaoe.MustbC:o.blclo
R Ipar. Iho OJl.p£nS05 of tho' (h . _b fa -~ I GmOunt 0 $200.00. Sp!"CI I(:~,'anth' rh"md Q 'ngs. to consider the u.1 count, 4u1k, and a" multi-task atld manage muJu'ple proiects.U doso so 0 indudlng speelal FI .d .d' J H efClmunor ra rTvu a as officc.... 0 ~p ~uar I t'f d • Crlh '"Ml;Isior's foo, 'han for :;." arolS~08' onts: e roy -the I'roporty"). Thll t4trms of thi~ soto (lib tors. fot.· tho 'Uni::oln ..o~ttp~r \ eb~sin~c:.s th~~ oppo,tunUy for out
. :dny costs incurred for osa • ~.. 1hot the purchaser mu~t CQun!y Solid W~sf~ bef th BOard' :standjn~ growth &iten505-830..904-6 tho mainfononco and (coUO'cttvoly "Dafond'anls"J. Hatn:o )'$ futthor- .:9lvon (lOY cash a' tho tima iho .AU\h1mtv. ot 2;a2 .Socon . comet oro e • fial. Su mit resume· O~
Eft 630 "222 ~ protoctlon of tho that the court dlroc:tod Property is s'ruck off .•" s.~. p,,-O~ -ao" ,2'405 A Pr J' I ry Btldget HutnanResource$'-!IIK: -. t:1 prcp;trty. then to salisfY.: FO fOf'octosura of. tlJ,e him. 'Oxcop, thot 'ho R\iido$~ ObWnlJ.,c N.M.. Heart';, 1m nFblCoi Year Carlsbad Current.L;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=;;;;/'ho JudJ)tnQnt in favor of AUf8~~gr?URER mortgago (:Ind $ccurJ'Y ·Plaintiff mqy bid aU Of 88346. Phpno1 :.P5·318:- 20012ClJ&- Argus
~ Plaintiff. Woll. f"acgo agrooments art tha -cuy part af its iudsm'onJ 4697. - . 620 S.. MlJin StreetL:od • _ '::t3l' &";:'~ ~.A., ogainst 2. Dofondanl.·. are tho ::Ct%f[ t:ndbe th~al~~d pru~ In'hrbs, without Scaled bids must' bo 8. Jnfiiistructure Cap.ltdl '~~lsbC~~:t~da8~uOrrent~
REWARD. £I an ovrt\cn of iho lime ChCiro. at ~oid stih~ f~m tho f:l9Ylf1geas. ,rocoiyo'd by t.ho Improvem~ntsPJon{ICIP) Ar.gu~ is on Equal Op SubmitRisumi'lto$f:ve'<k1ll1lt:Miuirlg Black Belglo.. As of March 13, 2007, tho ~ntl~rvals ICI,d fl· P,operty, wdh .tlteras' PeforBoaJ S~dd:IMa$t(lr OPel/rollonal Su£,~r\tl~oreCoid lion f thc 'p_nityEmployot Jadi.KerMoIcrCol:npm1otLu~ 10
Shop.hord m~ Norno is "Sum nocosmry 10 'Sbfi1fy e I n ~UPI' ., fJ calclJtafod to data of' nb atar than 2:00 p~m. S ns Ira I SOh I 1840 N. M.!lI:aS~ LbOucuoNM UOOI·50S-524-1741 IC
Sacki. last soon TlJesdff}' tho iudgmont is a.s t:rsm~~do tom~~ntr£fI1': so1o. oro as follQWS' RIC H A", O' A. H AW ~ljJ 26h, 229d74 at 'lw"l1;bc:h ' o:~ur':::orn:-~nitu c S°l!Jif~ .OPERATORS lRUCK ~EmpJoymentl>tuSScreeninglUqttfml i
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phon(t 251..4001 3. Lots fees: S10D.OQ. • DlSTR1CT cOURY 1cc:hmf01itu)J -and cward ~PPC?dunitY to bl) hE;tord.4. In ccxordanco. ymh the At tor rlI 0 Y '·s F DOS COl1N1'YOFUNCOLN .ho, llld to LoS, S<!Itv.d the J::'P~le$ 0' the propdled DRIVERS-ASAP'
.u,.lii .:..;eS 11:'1 4. S"POfoos: $462.50. ~~D:J~tpr(lVIsra~ 9 f _.~••_ ••.••.$1,500.00 STAU,OfNEWMlXICO iB,\ldotb$;ts of the A,uthbri!V,: BUb/a,,! arid" ,Clt'P ..T~thbe· 21 CDLOriv(!rs.N~eded-v- ma; oM, 0 l?n, a '" 'IS must comp y with 0 ,alnlt am' .3.6.43CPM/Sl.20·#7619 4' (3)28.. 5. Payment to Unccln (Io:ar~an~ With .hp 'ow~ In addition therctQ thoto ALtO,t..AK:U·GOLF;; the ·N.M. Prdcurement CounW Mpnoger's offic. Srg.,..()f1 Bonus
COUNtYOFIJNCOf,J.I 6. R~nablo attornoy's foroclosed. t.he 'nt~ls Spocial Mas'er'. Fee BAJA B'ROADBAND IN pnar, to. the m~etll:!!'J:' If 8 -63S.os669TWE1FfH JUDICIAl. WO-S, cos.. and oxpcm.os::: sohld of pudbllc l soro• wdh flied 1-.. the COurt in {he Pkal!i1iU' CARRIZOZO' v',ng YC?u ore an tndlv.IEfu£I' .isl S~ PUEDEID1--COURT 51671.47 t 0 pfOCJJO S 0 sum safe "'r f'-200oo • .f' ~ IS mo . with D di"abifil)/" wpo.,$. I~ ~.,,"""', ,. to bo opplied l-..on all amounto. . • Di$c·ov.e:ry from the . 'd af u.'1 rV a· Dn"vo for the n--s.~:"r-.. YL Expanded Basic: tiet on nee 4 em a I ra •. , I uc;
WEUS FARGO BANK.. TOTAl: 5109,32557 F,,,,oiffunh ow.ng to The terms of fhis Sdhi (In!! Cho(11101 17 to' the iDr. ~ICI!',. pt~e -eon'~ ·$·036LuI3ea};I'N"'e/w$lT·2roc~~:·N.A.,. tllnt . tho1 thO' putthasor must FRA.N<E$I<ROEME~, LhttitDd Ba$i' fior on 5051648-2;185· at, leolll ~ ~
Imerest shall cantinue to 5 I d 'th 'h J:\0Y' I::ash al' lhe timo- 'he Channol 2. e~efrvl!!l June :1!' .f:\6urs In advance.o COL-A. ... .3 mos800IOR.6· 35-PIaIniiff.. acouo 01 Iho roto of . nd aCT ionce -" c:J (I Property is struck off to Def~. . 1 .1:007 <)n that saM" Ille met!l.Jng. Coli .LOcy:
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t'ersol'l @29t~ SuCldc.rth JBD 2BAAIso JQx40 whkh mokes II ill~af fo' topogtaphy. excellent1BD Both loco'ad in advertiso any preference. ffnonCi'!.9j Fe":,, lots
JOBS AVAllSLElJll1i CQpilan Ii.mitalio", or disaimino'ti¢n r(Jmoi~l Q:i 1 NML&R~ 1!'1~'FUN, ENERGmC HARD 505~626 ..6399 bO«JuSG of rc:Ico;\ ~tor relt. 1a888-B23~52~3, or ''Yisd
WWORI<lTEDNG~EOO.pDlI; 200 'OAAlmos'~'ew. glon, Sale, hancllC<:lp, lami1~ www.$bnl(lRltbRonchos.AN , 0 ., ial status. or .f1otionl;:ll o(i~ net. .
. SER~R$. B SUR.5,. c~(pl1frnIQ ain, or ihlention to make, ' .~8NA~HIER ' $400'p'd;257~81S1w~r tiny such preference.. limit. Mobile HOlrtIS/Mfg.' "
. " " 6' ' PaflSl SVadlt/SilOl,llont .. .310 cep' any .,dverti.ing lor 1985... Pcywoed, !Ax80., 3PtU1..t(me P()5itfOl';~" au.37S~ . .. I st:f h' t:.., • btl" boo Must be moved.K'FC o'f. lIu'"0.. is no". a'e ~" . SPACE, F.OR RENT re~.o 0: W Kn; IS .In VIO· $1 800. 505.910~9i663 '
H;ostlHolltcu ~ yy 0 t W kl M thl lotton D tho faw. All Pi1r·:l'2·~·~~::~~~~~;\~='CC~W~JtsoPJ~f,e'tllhS P~rt~ y:~lf'f S;:cltl $1~92~: sonS ate hCir()py InrormodIC·AP1TAN.. t9Aa, ;2x60
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.PATROL OFFICER· . Ie . 'd m.m.llbel-o] stOl. UPPER CYN MEA 2 ' .t;;;~_iY·~CaI~M-~F~25~7~,-2~33~9il~:;::~:;::::~l'see ing en&lgel1c on ~1~~r:;.1ne ..,....Iv'm.l SD <!pis: REF!i .sal~ $15.72 • $18.18. hourly frleridlyindividuols who tIlrect.,;lolidn I. cibi1l1y. REQItI CAU.-2StI'4762 llo"".:;a1::-at=IalO;::sa:::;rIk:::::.I---,:,,;.~:;c:==:;::::::;;;:;;.;-..;...-,::::,
lncluded {vacation, sick, retirement &: ~roviding 1tuslWorlhy 7'2.'14~~ off oIl1niom.Apls.-llellOi1l'. 328liJsurapC\')1 Applications nccepled until p05i~ 'odvire and gteal ~.. rth In MId........ L~~ N~~:"n;.f.fu~ ., Materials 650 HOIl'IY 1lM00000mlluly . s uti.... • Btttl'OJiSarefil1ed.Cornplelejobdescriplionand (, S' ~. d _. Count'r' Club'& Re'sort '" .~~... 910 ,., ,~ us orner erVlte. M.OTEL 6 F,an' n.sk doyer, veri ean, ~... y','" , ~o. o •• Hicko~ 80 "w.. · B..iek Rende.vous '04.p.nplications lit ihe Village of Ruidoso. 3,1.> ....."n & h••sok••pino void. N""",a. ,$450 + '. 1'1 ." 2006 I' rd F '50 A f $12 "88
Y M tor motning & ovening ~ & ~ 808-0213 05g(1I JI ripOnn9 0", U 0.... pwr, :--.ty ~cree Meadows Dr., Ruidoso, N 88345. WgliCIV8 immedia'e shilt>.. Fulr lim.. nlll~,""257-1!l56. . Homes For Sale w~°J.\r.E'~mt'llLl X'f2~Wl:fa~~~w 1·88'0-826-S6BO DLKPhone 258-4343 or 1-877-700-4343. Fax: f audllar. Exe~lIon' •• y. cUn &. COZY. 1 bd" F,.de,ic!<sbu,gTex.s 50S,S24-4227 1998 Chevrole':258";5848. Website: www.rui.doso-nm.gov.· opporlunilios or aur Pl••'a apply; '" ,p.",an·,,' .....1,,' g.ed locatl.n, Fun Club Membership 830-997_6503 Towe. Apto Sale. Blo.er 4X4·. t ~ RUIDOSO 412 H~~.70 West. No $;1$95' waler paid· No $695 DoWn."DJ'Ugfree:Workplace" EEOE M= S Qfe In: , PhonoColls, flooso". '. P.ts. 'R.I's. 37S-~250 or Golf. Tennis. Fishing, Pool. "'ac.....-"'-~uip 6S6 • Fo.d 1'250' '02. 4"4, S05"527.5359
Needi!fd '.6 Houseklfe:pe:r'.1",9"3","'"'",3..0=2=0,,,,=::==:==:=::=:: ".mrJn~·, WI •. aulD aIr:.. $9 3S0~ .- Creditmal1,cdmFuli 71me &' .Top ~. 'lIon<Js ""_... Large T<>wn H<>me - Great for Dies,,1 Generalor 97. 1.1100..970.3944 DUi 1999,llM:~=H::eIp::.:W::aate4::::::..;.__.:.U:;:4~'~~eL;;;:1l~efp~W~anIIll~~........_22;;;~'·1 ~~"slr~IX..~c:~omDri~~ Rplnbaw terrace Entertalnitlg. 4 BDRM, 513Awith Pool {5"'1s 13\lO hrs•. $4950. F d F2Scl '01 4><4 Chev..l.tTchae.. ' J'ort-·Time Asil,'anl .Maln'.n ....~ 'Qupl,;x opartmenl T.,ble and Hot Tub. $439.000. -BO -910-3944 dlr a':fra 139X. $7 9$0: $1 045 DownWATER , needed I.... 40 hr. wert< for rent·:2 ,bed_ .. M.ed'as.U' 01-800-970.3944'pUi 50§-527.5359
.PRODUCTIO· N 'week. Most:lie ._, 10 do '1', bCt. ,·1'lrepICtee, G'reac" BDRM 2.5 BA' ....ow'n Home ' some'hlng' _. . . C,.dl1m....e<>mGel your coren til gear plu/Ublng & el.elrleqr. Picnic a , e a I --« Ph""o 257-4001 J'",d F250' '01. 4,,4',
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