A budget adjustment to thetune of$37,OOO to 'covet higherth.an..eiq)ected. billing ..cos~s 'from the ViiIage' ofRUidoSo .foroperation ',of" the'..~giQ;rial' " . i.
·movement 'of '$17,500 ·into· the ..'wastewa.ter .coritractslprofe8~.· ..~:sional services .line, it.em . to .. "
·cover archaeologiciu costS:, for' ' ...'work on Miriam' Drive .~- but·~ '. .not withoutthe famiiiarrefrainsung by the council about its 'frustration with the entireprocess.. '. . . ~'J(A~McNIIAlD. '.·All: asked City Manager POSIng ·fot th.e paparazzi p'ost:performance aft9lrSp~nce! Theater o~ saturday t11ght we~e fluido~o Oan.ce· E~setnb!~ perfo~mers Kendta Martif!, .lef(WhoJohn Waters ifthere was some danced the' lead, role, Swamlda tn.the ballet classIc, Coppelta$'Sara McMa.sters, Who.was one· oftha, -Dawn- dancers; and at. nght, Kathenne MartlOJ who .·w~y. they cotild gain a measure .danced in' the' IlW~ltl,of the'Hours" as wen a~ two other ensembfe. parts' in the.·three-act ballet. Se~nty-:five area dancers -took the stage iilttJ~'dazlling per-of control.on -the overSpending, .formance directed and 'ChOreographed by Deborah Rogers. the founder of lite non-profit RuidosoDance Ensembfe", See letter on todays·:Oplnlon p~ge, 4A. ",
Water & Sanitation DiStrictBoard 'will m.eetliti· S a.m.,Monday in the Sierra Room.. of .the AltO .GoIfand Country Club..
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Lauren ...iul~ Ge,(iill~o, a9th grader at M~calero HighSChOql;wiifOOie;···brate her-c~inli1g Of age c\lremQny Thursday through SundaY In·head'~prln.gs .atthePerkl~s feat grounds: LaUren in,the.daughter of Robert L.. Geronlrn,o andLori Perkins Gonzales and stepfather Eddie Gonzal~s. Her paternal grandpar-' .ents are Robert and Iris Geronimo, Jr. and her maternal grandparents are· . .Elksllver and Janel Perkins aM Rawleigh L Sallee. Lauren's brother and sisters, areRobert and Krlstalynn Geronimo and Louisa and Alissa Tortilla. Laurenenjoys praying softball, listening to muSic, computers, drawing, reading aridhanging outwith friends and her sisters. She is sponsored by PaId O.rtega andPatrice Enjeidy.·and dimce group leon Botella Sr. LaurenwlU be woonng a . .dress made by her mother, Lori. She Is of Chiricahua, Lipan and Mescalero .desoent. and IS athird-generation descendant of Geronimo. Her family members invite everyone to come and help them celebrate the special event InLauren's life.' ,
increase participation in the • Adequate food for NewSummer Food Service Pro- Mexico seIliors;gram." said Nancy Pope, diree- • Improved access to food intor of Governor· Richardson's ruralancl underserved commuOffice of Faith-Based .and . nitiea;·Community Initiatives, who is • Full participation in publiccoordinating the pilot· pro- food assistance programs; andgrams. t' • 'Pervasive /!.wareness Qf
"Since summer m.orlths are hunger in New Mexico.highest hunger montb,s IorNew Anyone interested in particiMexico's children - they'are out pating in either. the pilot proofEIChool and not being provided .g,ram.S or helping witll the. effortbreakfaat and. lunch .through to end hunger in ~eVL.Mexico,.+ "
Plenty 01 sun. Highs In the mid 70send lows In the low 60s.
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: ..' . . '. .' . : .' , '. '. '. . CDIlII1'UY PIIOrOOn Juol,S, Allrusa Internallonal of Ruidoso Installed officers elected for 2007-08, Helen Woodfin took over the officeof presldent.ttom Susan Lutterman. Woodfin will preside·untll June 1,2008~Also Installed were Vice President TerriTroller, RecordingSec(elaryBethSayner; T,oostlrer JUdy Griffin and Dlreptor~ Sandi Ay~ock aryd Mil-JY. Kay Sarrell.Altrusals all loternaUonalQrgal\lzatlon ofprofessional women and men de(licated to commumjyservlCe. For Infonnallof)call Beth $aynerat ,25IH244 or write 10 Altrusa International 01 Ruidoso, 1'0 Box 1143, Ruidoso. NM 88355. .. ",.., . , . .
ment ofMidtown R~dollO. . station will be to :iinprovecon-oraccompany the contraCtor; . , . 4. $61'\,300 .grarit .from theP:Nl\-f: •. Res.ources: .··Fotirida'tiop,'will fimd tbi"¢epilot progriunS;,
. i,nclqdUigweekly bnckpac1Q;i~-.""'...,". fllled With food. as,partofa plan
'. to reduce food. insecurity tl:1at'. was develope4 by the New:"Mexico' Task Force to End
; Hu.nger. .• . .,'.' . .Th!'! threeS1J-..nmerFoo~·.,., Service Program pilQt sites a:re.. La Mesa. Eleme.qJ;ary School in'AlbuquerqUe, Taos" Middle
Sclrool in Taos, and .RuidosoDowns.
Each of the three pilot sitesvary slightly in programming,although the common elementsto all are: programming from8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. each
" day; breakfast and lunch pro-, 'vided each day. •
The Taos and RuidosoDowns sites include seniorsworking with children. Some..ofthe projecta will include planting community gardens,learning nutrition and taking homeingredients and a recipe for a'.family. meal each week.
Related academic .program-ming includes English as aSecond Language and remediation to help children advance.tothe next grade level ~hen
school begins in the autumn."The generoUll donation from
the PNM Resources Foundation will fund these pilot prog'rIl,I,IlS, which we hope will
were created by Wardrobjl MistressFaith North. From the littleclownou~~for the three- and four-year-old'dancersto an elegant embroidered,red silk for aChinese doll, Ms. North'sarlistrygreatlyenhanced full qli.ality ofthe production. .
This area is forttma~ indeed to havesuch an outstanding opportunitYfqrchil- .dren and adults toljtudy ballet andQt;herforms of dance. This quality of instrnction is usUally found only in large metro:-politan areas. .
Many thanks to the Spencer Theaterfor giving these students the experieneeof perfonning in a lovely. and Uliiquevenue. one befitting their hard work. anddedicatiqn.
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the Ruidoso Dance Ensemble, is a dedicated teacher who considers her studentsfamily and works tirelessly to help themdevelop their talents. That her teachingis effective is demonstrated by the dedication, skill and professionalism {If herstudents.
The set, designed and constructed by·technical director'Robert Phaup, depicted a charmingEastern European villagewith its gabled houses and flower.filled .window boxes. Mr. Phaup also designedthe highly effective lighting. fu onescene, for example, eventsobviously tookplace in the dark of night, yet everydetail ofthe action could be seen clearly.An added touch ofrealism was the moonpeeking out from behind dttrk clouds.
A "iuiety of cost1lmes, all beautiful,
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Ensemble for their excellent June 9matinee performance of the ballet,Cappella.
Through dance and mime. 6ve guestartists and 75 local students artfully toldthe humorous story of a dollmaker inPoland who dreams of transforming hisbeautiful life-sized creation, Coppelia,into a human being. Romance betweenleading characters, Swanilaa (Kendra .Martin) and Franz (world..cJass dancerNorbet Nirewicz). is threatened whenFranz becomes attracted to Coppelia, notknowing she is merely a mechanical doD.mtimately all is satisfactorily resolvedand the story ends with celebration.
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E"or a village of about 2,000 groWld, it waS the type ofevent" People, Capitan has more that helps, bind a ~ommunity,
than its share of restau- like rodeos and parades. FOWlrants - 10, depending on how der G:rag Russell, owner ofyou COWlt them. Capitan's 080 Art, W/ilS brave
That's maybe stretching the (or sillY)'enoughin attemptingterm '"restaurant" a tad, but to bring a sense of teamwork tothat's how many participated a disparate business communiin the first annual "A Taste of ty.Capitan," held Saturday on the He succeeded. Friendly com-
I· streets of Smokey Bear's vil- petition and a sense ofpurpose: lage. They included a hot-dog help create a "destination."j , stand, market and gas station Threatening skies held off'j' , operation, a grill, a Mexican until 3 p.m., when a thunder-
restaurant, a couple of barbe- storm hit, cutting the eventI cue joints, a pair of cafes and a short by an hour. More rum-'j pll;lce affine cuil:line. Thatdoes- bling was heard from those, .n't include three entrants from .who felt that all vendors, not
the Capitan Farmers Market - just the restaurants, shouldI the Adobe Bakehouse, Carrizo have donated proceeds to the1 Valley Ranch and Hamlin Pro- library and park funds. To the editor: exceptions for these businesses are if a ' Nonsmokers have often not gone to
j! duee; They're right. This event PEoPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY need to room is used by a private grqup, is not hear the wide variety, of good music
With proceeds going to the was delicious enough to do understand the new, statewide smoking open to the public, and is entirely closed available locally because ofsmoky condi-
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'. Capitan Public Library and again next year, when all ven- ban and pull together to help make it so that smoke cannot escape. tions in bars, and they have frequentlySmokey Bear, Park Play- dors should have that chance. work. . Workplaces, including bars and restau- avoided restaurants, in which smoke
Officially known as the Dee Johnson rants, are required to post No Smoking, from the "smoking area" infiltrated the, h h I Clean fudoor Air Act, the law gOlla into signs at the entrances and inside. entire establishment. If nonsmokers11
Engaging in ypot etica s effect Friday, June 15. The law applies to The law is to be enforced by police, fu'e return to their favorite haunts, and ifalmost all places of employment. and sheriff's department personnel who smokers are willing to smo1f.eoutside,
1~ can be ha,'zard.ous to your health Exceptions include state-licensed casinos are 1;0 respond to complaints about viola- our local businesses will continue to. and sole proprietor business with fewel: tiona. Smokers who violate the law are prosper.
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~J3~~:;:::na::d~~~tt ~c:a;~~no:;~c::~~a~"kr;~ Ruidoso Dance Ensemble shows off talentsGreyhound to Espaiiola, for all ing to the Vatican" ifwe limitthe news media cares. They got our diplomatic efforts to justabout 15 seconds on the Fox' those nations who behave in anmorning show. appropriate manner.
There was a time Trouble is, the gclver-America came to a nor says it happenedstandstill when when he and Bushsomeone headed for . were togetber in aspace. Now it comes helicopter. fu anoth·to a standstill when er telling, he says itParis Hilton heads happened at thefor jail. White House.
Turns out our gover- Richardsonnor, that spokE'.smanguy who NED CANIWEIL WOIGNG ASKA.'liCE Paulwants to be Shipley'spresident, is an excellenthunter. weak explanation for the discrep-He's been tracking down prey for ancies doesn't, as a politicianSQme time now. His friends say might say, "resonate." Bill, theyBig Bill isa crack shot. When he watch you closer when you arejets across the country hunting nmning for president. Consill-down votes, our governor can teney is a must. GUEST .COl\fMENTARYtruthfully boast he is a straight New Mexico is making great __1"'1_ ....__....___..
shN~:Me1CI~''s longest running =~esin~wa1.:;;:~g~:ems HelpingI a bereaved' "p.larenlt toI '. healstory is gas .cing. Twenty or less line and you begin toyears ago; w en the pump price understand we are still higbly SHARI McDONALD find comforlin their faith; others .find '. ·J;>lease d~n'ttellme whatyo~ ';was an aJB:rnrlng $1;75; a mayor deficient in math. . _.._.. Rui~ro ,,__ .... that what CW'a$' oncecomfoi:'ting is'no '. would do ifyou'wereinmy shOe!!. You .'pfltm'" on II panel to "investigate The TV pietlire waS not .longer. Everybody feels isolated1:>y the '.. . have no way 'Ilf knowing. .10cill price 6xing." Every town always kind to Big Bill duriIig lWl1-year-old daughter, Alison experience.' . . ~ i Will have emoticm.al up$ and' . .'thinks it alone is getting screwed the ONN debate. Oertain camera . . . .McQllltigblin, was a week. away .'.. Thegdef, the loss,alid unfaitIiess.· .dQ\VDS; :rrl'm)lllving agOOlilday, don't·b;vthe big-oil congl.Oiliei:'!ltes· angles made hbn looklike he . .Om graduation from· high : :: ano. sudd~n.realiZation that yoti'bave '. '.' . '. ass:rime I'm, ovel' it. rtl'JJ1.. haY.il)g a bad '.
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, earnest advice onhlli'A1hw. . TV debate questIons.«:ati~ . : 4aughter~eall.tthe scen.e;herfriend to help:' ':. .... I ; .," ... . . . . . . .... ovEiriri sb:montha. I Will never'6e a .I ,. . • '.' •querqUe's'K.():a~TV l:il.()ming. .' iD.st1'tictive 'forQij:!\,s persol1at life. .' s'UtViveaM'y life changed fOr¢wl' On' . .-.Dorrt,ti:Y h) find :rnagicylox:&! thti.t"former~reavedparent.... .i... . Show. The TV laQysaidthllt:lf· . lWberbl. wondered :If.anyyard .•. :·tbi1t dtly. Myc~d.wMInY1Ue..How'. . will taite .awa.Y the pain~ :There aren't·· . . ..•. The Hospice inRuidoso is fOJnling a .
. ". W&:encouii~a bear. webetfur '. W(lrk was Ufbes.ccomplished. .·.willd1go on~thouthel''lllY~tlt. .'. ..~y•.Ah~ tjIlda tou9l';1 are an that.are .".. sJ,:l!:-weekgrottpfor parents who have . .'':. noti'Un~uaewe eari.'t·QUtt'tlft . '~ wm:mer. ol'.whether':it: .' .'. throUgh a,.serl~oremotions: shock, ;; needed mil tb,e aitnPle>,'Wor&! f'I'm $ottY"'.. lost children. tryouhave lost a child or .i .' the bear; o.:;..h~tSteve'IStuCker ..\YouIa;be gomgol£Md golf. "I '" .nUiiibness, deNal, disbelief', gU,ilt. angili". . can. orret the m~t.oomfort, .' .'. . .' .... "knQw anyPfle' who has, pleaSe teU themi .. .. btu! a diIl'erenttalte. nepe~dsbtl .. tUil,jusJ; rlot'gaiIlg to tl~e in ..' aadness.loneU:nel3S. !Still feel these '.'. Don't be maid to CIY. 'l'hpse tears .. . aOOut the group•. Oall 258·00M:Ilfid .r :.... th,e Situation, Bajl"s~ .' . ., hy®thaticil1B."l ~1'l\d..' '. . emotions now. Xii's jUstWuclijr. . '.': '. art!. Ii hMlthy relie£b9th for you and fOl"plaee your nnnie on the list. 'l'he group!. ' . '~. .., '. ' ..' .' .' '. '. . She headedr~thero~el'pin <.' SOmetime.!! I can be i'eaIlY strong: M.a .' the family1U1d IX trlbute to the 'childgi:ires parents free rem. todj)what they
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.. 1!Oiill,:M wouldn't:hs:ve to run . "Weapol!ize," . . a ~d: is $0 dramatic.and unnatUral. . . -:rrI CIY whilel talk about my child, .. families don't tnimtionth.eir cbi1d 'far .· ~tban'the ~.hl'lwou1d. ,., , ... ., . ':." '".; ,>,: ,.' . that thlliaeWlwendu:re it change p'r().o. please letmecry, for in. dOU1gsoYQU . fear ofupsetting them; '1'hesein@:ls·and ..
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.youkn!>w any9ne~hOi&on the .mowed'thri!eyears agO.wltich(Ruidoso)· . village council. hashelp'ed; liowever;GaViIan(LiIico41) cOUJ;l.ty commission or Canyon needs. to be controlled'
. in Iltate ltighway maintenance, by.hiring professional spr;iyers.talktothempersonaIly, and tell Otherwise' we will continuethem ofyqJ]rconcern and that bringing seeds.back home withyou want them to fuDd this . us on our tireS." .fight; . Felderurged.. residents and
"01:\1" city is now mowing summer visitors, to ,pick up amany roadsidellthat were. not brochu,res on thistle control at
'. fewnlfuJk thistles,usually jn. 'the rosette stage huggi.ngtl1.e· .'gr(iundand not ma~eenough i-ecrl.'dis ~:honoii~ th~'P1aDti ", hii-ed~orgeMitchell'W: sprayto bloom. on hikes and wa1kB aiideitherthe~tyE\lJ.l" and to follow up a
"autdt's manageable now," dig them Up. spray with vinegar' second year." transforming· she said. "We cut them down and soap orbag the heads, . '. their' property from a thistleand follow up with a. spray of SCOttish,· orl~"'" breeding . ground into grassyvinegar and soap," which she ~ lIlI;Iunds.learnlld; after much research, The plant was imported Crews from the' villagewill kill them. from Scotland possibly by al;Ci- .Parks an(I Recreation Depart-
Felder didn't just focus on dent with !leeds hiding in other ment and the Keep lWidosoher ·.ownbackyard. She potted plants. or maybe some· Beautiful Committee wereamassed followers willing to one enjoyed their beauty. It was major supporters in the eradispend ho1,11"$ on patches Ofthis. declared a noxious weed years cation effort, including Barttlesalongroads and in fields all ago and is the target of several· Young. who patrolled alongQver t;he village of Ruidoso and eradication programs around Starlite and High Loop Roads.in Lincotn County. She educat- the state and the Southwest. "PostalAnnex provided comed people on why the thistles, "In the last aix yelU"s. weed plimentary photocopying for
· which in bloom exhibit lush warrior vohmteers have picked hundred and hundreds of edupurple heads. are a bane to the more than 8;032 pounds of this- cational brochures," Felder.cOuntryside imd offer little in tIe bloSS<lDlS and donated p}ore said. .
+ the way of nutrition to any t1uIn 1.604 man-hours ofwork," Other heroes in the battle_ wildlife.. Felder said. were her neighbors in WhiteI" Tho·meadow.near her home . . "1 have two personll1 super Mountain. MeadowB, whB):etbe
is'an example of how the land heroes,PeteSamiento.andJack homeowners association sixcan be re~ed to its natural ..Yankee. who worked hundreds years ago began buying Vinegarstate before being invaded' by of hoUrs. wit:p. the· Weed and supplies to spray the this-musk thistle, she said. Warriors andjust as important- tIes.. One lnuskthiStle·can. pro- ly.! ad!>pte«ltw!> areas in town "Each year. the amount thatduce20.000 seeds 'with 90 per- that benefit every resident of we have· to spend has been cut'cent viability. able togEltminate Ruidoso. inhalfas the number ofthistlesin the first two .years..·Some .. "Pete l'lnd Jack walk thclrgoes down and the number ofmay lie in. waitimd' genninate areaS and dig out every thistle 'VOlunteers. goes uP.'?' she said,afterWy~in the soil: With plant. they see. If you know' naming .Larry and Nancythat in mind, deperiding' on the Jack. thankhim for his work On" Schmidt,. Chuck and Maggiestate of a field when the 'weed Mechem Drive. If you kl'i.ow Maly. Donna and Gordonwarriors prepare for battle, Pete, thank him for his work Bartholomew. Don and Judythey. may cut off and bag all of al!>ng The Links walking traiL" Simpson. Carolyn Evani andthe heads before they go to Before alloftheir hard work. children. Colt and Debbieseed. Mechem used to look like a Hatrelson, Wanda and Vern
Without bagging, even ifthe .snowstorm in July when the Zipprich. Carl andMarily Asch.he<ldswere sliced ;md dropped. thistles released· their white . AI and Judy Radke,. John andto the grollI1d. they could con- seed he<lds. Felder said. KflUy Hall and West and Sallytinue~processot;pioducing "We're grateful that the Hihfir.
·seeds, which later .cOuld be car- state Transportation Depart- .Looking up from her list•.liedmiles on the wind. ment also helped there. 'l'his Felder spotted Dottie Edwards•
."8omepeople call· me the Yeai' I· noticed that north Of .a digging inStrument in. hand.''thistle killer: soJIieca1lme the White Mountain on MeChetn,· . with her dog Chewy w.yking .'Weed warrior. womari' and someone has sprayed thistles through them~dowlooking forsomemuat cau' me .. nuts." . that, thatikfully, are wilting.... any thistleoltendere.. .Feldersmd Frid<ly. 'l'henames Officials with First BaptiSt .~California 1las thousands of
· don't bother her because she is .OhUtth .a1Soresponded when acres .0£ use1!'lSS land 'that ha.s "/U*ling'the ~u1ts .0f.herwork·tqldo(theproblemwitht1rlstles . been overtaken by thistles;" .
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ENMU-Ruidoso is now offer- .ing the AARP Driv.er. SafetyProgram. developed in 1979. This .program is a driver refresher'course especially desigIledto'meet the needsofolderdrivers. It
The following Kids College covers sUchissues as: ag&'relatedclasses at ENMU-Ruidoso are physical changes, dec1iningper- .beginning in June, and early ceptual skins. local driving prob- .registration is encouraged lems, license renewal: requirE!;..
• Christmas in. June. June mentB,andmuchmore•.15. 12:30-4 p.Dl. .Max and Marilyn Robinsoni
• CUpcake Decorating, June' Ai\R'P instruct:Dlll. will be teacl1~' .29, 1-3 p.nt. '. 3 h:ig'dthe •ClOUrile at the ~- .' . .. ". " .' '.' ", .', , " 'COl!RT£SY
• Gourd Art, June 22, 12: O· R1U osom room 105. ThiS eight-, " The Maiy BuzzY Beesat Nob HiII,fr(lnt row (H): Angel Mendoza, AIy(:ia Herrera; Nico Gonzales, Mae LiJcero: Alex'4 P;Dl.Making Your Own. :bird_=fu~~Ur\~,.,~ff=~saras:.vrctoria.portjlfd) Alexandraya,l(1eZ'. Middle row: James ~Pai,fII, pevl" Fanning, Bianca Estrada, Isabella " .'. .
SaturdaYs. June l6-July 7 atSandyHartley's studio in Nogal.This course will teach you thecopper £00 tecbmque. We offerstep-by-step inBtru.ctionon cutting glass. pattenl preparation.~.' selectioJl. foiling and soldei.1J:lg to the final steps of«Jnt·pletbtg your project. Class is$215 with all ntaterlalB provid·ed. . '.
Worried about water supply and overdevelopment in Lincoln County?~ith the rise of several developments in the county our precious
resources, water, wildlife and way of fife will be threatened.If you are concerned YOU SHOULDBEl
We have achance to make sure there is responsible development andthat existing residents are not subjected to over development.
We are asking all concerned residents to showup atlhisvery impfJrtant meeting to voice your concerns!
, COUlITESY PHorDOpen dumpsters are amagnet for bears and often can be adeath sentence. as habituating bears to human activitymakes them all the more vulnerable.
In h .. Of our battle against cancer, the Relay Committee ofItui . . UrtColn County 'Would like to extend a sp-ecialinvi-
.ta . . and 0'I'tflgu~ to participate in our SURVtV'OR;"~ AND OPENING CEREMONY~TbiS very special
ill be'held at the Baseball Field behind White Mountain .. Complex. Because of you, we can'<:elebratethe CCturage .rogress t:hat so manYate,working sohard~"STIUKE OUT .'
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from 6:30 - 5:30 p.m., July 9, atthe Ruidbso Convention Oenter. In August, the session willreturn tQ Alamogordo and thenmove to Oloudcroft inSeptember. Dates and timesfor those meetings will beissued later.
To Iearn more about thenational forest, go to www.fa.fed.uslr3l1incoln.
apprOved all recommendationsprovided by Clean & BeautifulExecutive DUector JosephLobato, and agreements weredrafted. The money will beavailable July 1 through June30,2008.
New Mexico Clean &Beautiful's funding is derivedfrom a 50-cent motor vehicle~gistration fee and a$l fee +from all-terrain vehicle registn!,tions.· New Mexico Olean "SoBeautiful was created by theLitter Control and Beautification Act of 1985 and is chargedwith coordinating statewide lit-ter control and beautificationefforts.
Also receiving awards werethe city of Alamogordo' at$70,400 and Roswell at$21,200.
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concerns and provide an opportuni~ to learn D1Qre~t theLincoln National Forel;tandfuture programs and fIirojectaaffecting its natural resources.
The monthly meetings willalternate between Alamogordo,where they began June 11, and.each city where a DistrictRanger '. Office is located. Thenextschedtiled meeting will be
~egiven /ill> they can do everything possible to keep New.Mexico a 'Land ofEnehantment.m
In Ml;lrch, entities submittedapplications to the New Mexico .Olean & Beautiful office. Ateam of evaluators,· consistingof members from the LitterControl & BeautificationCouncil, the New MmticoTourism . Departinentand:adminietrators .and· <:oordinotom from the cOmmunities, waSassembled to evaluate theapplications.
The applications were scored. and funding recommendationswere provided to New MexicoClean & Beautiful. Fundingwas .based on scotes, amountrequested and past performance. Secretary Cerletti
Lincoln National ForestSupervisor Lou Woltering andDeputy Forest Supervisor
. '. JllCqueline Bu('bansn hope citi2enS ofLincoln, Otero and Eddycounties join them tor monthly
. meetings in Alamogordo, Rui·doso, Cloudcroft and Oarlsbad•.
The meetings are a collaborative method designed:for staffto listen to public thoughts or-
ed awards for 57 .municipal,coun~ and mnal govenunentsin the state to help keep "theircorners of the Land ofEnchantmen~ a showcase fortheir citizens and their visitors,
Corona reCeived $3,000 andRuidoso, $12,100.
The local entities will usethe money that was awardedbased on an applicationprocess, to help in litter control,
: .:. eli~,?Jltion.· and,' :a""!"a~eSl!l;· .beautification; .recycling; weed. and graffiti eradication; overall·" education; and youth employ
.. ment to assist in completingprojects.
"We commend these local. governments for their hard .. work," said Michael Cerletti,Secretary of the Tourism
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The villages of Corona andRuidoso received grants from· 'a$604,700 New Mexico TourismDepartment allocation to helplocal beautification efforts.
New Mexico Clean &Beautiful, a program of theTo~mDepartment, designat-
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Confidence is knowing thereis someone here for you;someone you trust, someoneto turn to when no one elsequite understands. AtLa Grone Funeral Chapel. weunderstand. We have been acaring part of this communityfor over 20 years. And, we willalways be right here when youneed us.
SAVE YOUR JOB AND. OURE·CONOMYby contacting yourLincoln County Commissioners immediately, and encourage them toconsider thought;.ful alternatives like'zoning and Planned AreaDevelopment rather than a moratorium. June 19th is imminent andtime is running out, so.please contact the Commissioners NOW!
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There are numerous modern examples of master planning and smart growth availabl~.inother areas that can be used as alternatives to the drastic consequences of a moratorium..
· The overreaction to inde;finiteiy suspend development doesn'tcol1sider theshort-and .long-term ecoriomicconsequencesforolir workers and their f$iltes,andthecounty at ..large.This is another attemptto stop ALL growthIn Lincolrt CountY. .Let's haveresponsible growth in Lincoln County. Can you afford a moratorium on'your income? ..•
.' thol1sands of lo¢al.workeis~ndjobsin the construction; .h0tnepuilding, r~alty; •. retail, ..·'eQterblinment, tQuristandservice industries .~. anc;l more. The damaging ripple-effect of .this shutdown will aI~o jeopardize the lifeblood of oureconomybyd¢creasing land.' .'values and suspending much-needed public tax revenues...
for;, a city ..manager's job inlildi~~k:sBeach, Fla.; 'earll
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in FJ;Qrida, wheregover.ninent'agei),cies. operate under.Govl;lrnttulnt .intheSunSJrlne.mIaS.. A consultan.t,ilBsigned toinvestigate the background ofthe tWo candidates for the jobturned in,a repotl'Mllrch 26, Hewrote· that' initial . researchshOWed that Quigley's employment application contained anfuvalid social security numberand an' invalid driver's lic;eJlSenutpberfr()ID the Btate of.Georgia,
"When confronted with thisinformation, Quigley providedquestionable reasons for thenumbers, saying that it was a
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The aPProval is subject tocity attorney W.T. Martin'sfinal ev81uatioil of the bond.
Martin also presented somechanges to the city's perBQnnelpolley manual in order tostreamline many procedureswhich would ultimately eavethe city money.
"I've.found the city is spending way too much moneyregarding discipline and discharge," Martin said. "This isavery cuinbersome system, Pdnever seen one like this beforePd come here."
Martin said the changes aremeant to clear up any ambiguities over what rule infractioIiBwould constitute dismissal versus progressive discipline, andto streamline what propertyrights are granted employees.
All changeawill be reviewedby ,the council before finalapproval., •
"These ~·of things arealWI1YS$ work in progtess, nomatter how you look at 'it,"MLntin· said. .
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site unearthed by road construction crews.
.Waters said the site is nowclosed to the p.ublic under theNative A:JiiepcanGrave
· Protection and RepatriationAct, with all.current work on
· the road .halted until a fullassessment can be made ofthe
· site..' Waters told the council five
bodies-have been discovered,a1ong,witlt evidence that one ofth()S(l was evidently the victiIi1oftwo arrows to the back.
"We've got a 4O,OOO-year-oldmurder scerle here," Waterssaid. "We're paying a lot toeave this,which will allow usto eventually repatriate therem.ains."
COuncilors also approved a.' cashbondrec:tuestbydevel(lper·ScOtUwwe, wbIJ is working'onthe EsCondido HiUssubdivi-'
·Sion.Rowe $0~ that. the $50.()OO. bond, be tarried
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dialogue and I believe it. all.start;a with pur visionofbliw,wewantourcbnunturity to be endwhat we,h(l);l~it cap become."
Some opj;x)nentaofa moratorium contend that eyen a stallin the flow of develoPment willhurt the loca).· eco:q.qmy anddeliver 'the wrong message topotential inve8tors and developers, impacting the county taxbase.
But J8llles Paxton, Realtorwith Century 21 Aspen ReaIEstate, 8aid he tloesn't appreciate "8care"stories from eitherside of the debate, such as all
. builders will leave town with a .moratorium or all wells will godry without one.
Instead of a blanket morat;Q;-- ., rium, commifl,Sioneracould 8imply put a briefhold ,on anydevelopm:eJ:!,t inexce88 ora cer-
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I love: what I do. I enter.thera,!:es, hope for the best; In. themeantime 1 try to>do my business and leave people ·albne.~
Right now, Draper h8s28horses in traini)1g. - and 27 ofthem are quarter horses. .
"I think they're true athletes
worried. I just watched hertraini1)g and. she was trainingwell," said Draper, who conditioned 2005 world championDM Shicago to wins inthe 2004All American FuturitY and thethree Ruidoso Downs derbies in2005.
Heartswideopen will nowpoint to the Rainbow FuturitY
. trials on July 6.In the Grade 1, $220,000.
Ruidoso Derby, :Remember MeRose showed her class with avaliant head decisioT) oVerfastest qualifier La: Wiq]i.il in:19;441.for the M)Q yards.
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The daughter ofFeature M:rJess and ·2-time championDashing Phoebe was the fastestqualifier to the West TexasFuturitY and the RuidosoFuturitY.
She won her RuidosoFuturity trial by three lengthsin :17.335 for 350 yards, thefastest tiIil:e from 16 trials.
Heartswideopen's .RuidosoFuturiJ;y trlS1 victory was herfirsf;startafter her West'l'exasdefeat &!! the strongfavorite.
,.' ~ WlIlJ cotleeriled,butnQt
inRuidoso for 29 years now andeven though he also races atSunland an!i Hobbs, watching1)is horses bolt down the stretchat Ruidoso Downs continues toexcitehlm to no end•.
'"!'here are two importantthings in my life -first is 'lIlyfamily, aJ!,d then JD,y craft,training horses," Draper adamentlysays: ~yjobisfun and
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In 1976,' while, living inColorado, Draper broke a horseand sent it to a trainer to seewhat the' animal co~uddo. Itwon the first time out and, foralI intents and purposes,Draper's future was a matter ofdestiny. .,'. He and his family have lived
HearIsWldeopen streak$10 the finish line more than a length ahead of her nearest competitor;
and the Grade 1, $2 million All H;eartswideopen raced the 350American Futurity is on Labor yards in a track record:17.089
_ Day.' toeah1 $250,000.Javier and MannyR8Inirez's The horse's' connections The track record of :17.006
Heartswi,deopen is the' only would earn a total of $5.5 mil- was set by the 4-year-old Planethorse eligible for the $4 million lion with the bonus and the Holland last sumJIler.All AmE!rlean· Triple Crown winner's share from each race. . "She ran a perfect race," saidbonus afWr an overwhelming 'The only horse to sWeep the Hernandez. "She had the leadvictory inthe Grade 1, $500,000 three futurities was Special from the start."RuidoSl) FuturitY on Sunday Effort in 1981, which was The Carl Draper-trainedafternoon at Ruidoso Downs. before the bonus was instituted. Heartswideopen, the 1-2
1'he$4 miIlilin 'bonus, the The Ruid0s6l"uWritY win favorite, fipished an easy one-richest bonus in Quarter HOt$l.. also earned Heartswideopena and-a~rlengths ahead ofraciIlg, goes to the connE!ctiop.$ $60,000 .!:luidosoSelect Sale 12-1Iol;lgshotEye.OfGlory. .of anY horse who can win theyearlingplJ,1'Chai3e; and a berth The'~O~l outsider 'Three.RuidosO,Raillbow a:n:dAIl in. the" $aoo,ooOSOU1;ltwellt; . Pas~Sixw~thirdiIi~efieldofAmeriean.futuritiell' .:Juv(lIlile'dhampjonahipon Dec. . 1013ye;ti'oldS.. .... •
her judgement iil thes~ mat-,'ters. She is able to get.agood·.;handle on people .from the out-',··
. ' TraW-er ·Oarl ·Draper,:-set; And Wgoeavvj,thoutsaymg" ..grabbed .another big ~. I'm thankfulthatmy SOl).inq-o~Sunda.y; when his . horse, .duced me to them."HearlSwideopim" . won the ."r,m' grateful toCarlI>raperRw,do13<J' .·Quarter norse and the· way, 'he. prepared..l"utUrlty; The- $500;000 race ..H;earl$wideopen," owner Javier:WaSj\lS~on,e more huge victory " .Ro!4iguezavows., "We boughtfor tlrlaveteran hprsernan. . . this horseIaat year for $60,000
lIis:fll1YD,ot omywen the andhBdiiighexiJeetatiomdxomFutqpty.g'o~awaY, but. set .(1,' the beginning;T.bjs is our t'irst .. '.new.~~ t~rd():( :;J.7.Q8 .m... y~ in the ,U.S. at stakesr~ .doh'....;ilOl:'~>1~+ ..ei-e'S. a: Jrto-c' 'aIld I. cannotbemn to exp'lain'behiriciii'i:i*4~.....,;~,;~;:,tb·m.y. elation ·.at ~g". the '., , ... ,,~AsaF't;', , ," '.'train tl:Us wiD~inghOrile. " . FuturitY." ..~
DraPe~,w;hO;a'been mtha. Draper hit it big back intrailliJ;lg' b~i'rie$il for 2!f years, '2004. When he'WOll the Ruidosodoeariot ii.6i'nia)ly prepare rae- . FuturitY with a gray gelding, ."ershe. dOO!!!:Mt~Yeanowner. DMShicago,wImhis wife had a'.'ship in. <SQ.':Ete~vvj,deopen.i.s half ownert;lhip in. That horse;an.anomyly-,,'W,:tlrls mindsllt as· at the time, set a record of 21
. it Uito~;~w'n.ed by.:JIlVier seconda flat in the 440 yardRi:Jd.qgiie,;'otLialfVeg~, ~.~t , dash.
nrnPi#. ~@,;~~iti,!l1ly intiv-liis Ilext important score ..duq!d"W~ ~8!1ezbrQth~came a .year later. when that .erS·'~Q.Vier·.....d:lI"':''''iiel .~ ':hia' same horse retilrned to Win theBO~~·~~~1ii1i.;;{J~te .Darbu Triple CroWn - the onlyage~'ti~"~~:f:r~~:;~~te. race:in the history of Ruidosohere; ~,..,:ri~.:~\D.riiPci"s'.. Downs to do so. Althoughwifell;"'~c~"~~met' Draper has won some of thethe' .,< d" ·~'Yl!tJ$;«i{a,~'· large events, it wasn't alwayswhiW' ". .." ith'the.po'sitive . this way.H;e, like many: othersfee~tIfr,:mik~l:f.e,AA,c•. ,llOn, in his profession, first had todarl 'llllW''Uie JlrHil:lW:riebg on pay his dues.
+ the wall ~11 ~ea.tQ#aU!-.~·. Draper was born in...,;. filly~,: '" . ." '. <"', ". ': . Carrizozo, the oldest of four. · ...~i1*nil!ft~t!'Jh'lifllt:~m 'ftbOhad Chlldrlln, moved to Roswell
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Race 1: Claiming, Thoroughbreds. 3 Year $7,900, 6 furlongs. Truly a Treasure 2.80, 4.80, MISs Lucky Il<llderlha 15.60' g.20"" Valemuela (9) , ' old and upiNard.' StatB' Bred, Purse: Superfecla 7/5/311 $1.304.50., Wlnnln~olda,nd upwatd, Rilles and Mares, Purse: ' 3,20 2.20, MelJlprly 4.2'1. 2.20.. Moha~1 ' Cflll Me:)'ast CpSh &.80~ 0.7/3 $112.00; 1:)(, ' Scraicl1: 6, 7. 11; 12. , . ' $10,300. t mile. 'Phantom Accoimt 6.40 TIme: :17.556. Jockeys: Mark Villa (7.). G$11,700, Distance: 6 furlongs. Blue Satin 4.20. 0 816$6.20; EX 618 $4.80, Trlfe!rta 3/7 ,$l!H.20; ,$uperfecta,3I7/2/8 Race 2: ClaimIng, QUl!rter Horse. ,3, year 3.40 3.20, High ,!llulf 5.80 4.60. Foolish' , Carten Jr. (5),Jel'iY RoiIrlguez (3)., ' ,Sash 12.40'6.80 4.40, Me Laney 6.00 4.20 61817 $31.40" SuperfeQla 6/WlI3'$104.80. ',$15,783;00, Trl-SujJet31712, $105.80. ,o.1d and upWard;,PurSe; $9,200.35!l'yards, JOnes 7.20., EX' 7/6$30.40. QNL' 6// Race 5: Ril.ldoso QU;lrter ,Horse Juvenile. 'Bull Hs Speed 4.40. a 2/3 $62.40, EX 312 W1nnlng l1me: 1:14.60. Jockeys: TraVIs .' Winning llme: ,:17.536. JOCkeys: /'loman, t KnoVJ Osc;lr.can 74.20,35:60 17.40. Eye ' , :$20.60, Trlfeeta 71615 $173.40. Ten Cent Allowance;,' auarter Hotse; ,2 year' old,$101.40, Trlfeeta 3/2/1 $150.70, Cunningham, Mark Villa, Oscar Ceballos. .' Cllapa;:,?scarliei:nande?;Mark,VlIliI. , "Openell,Expetl6.80,5,O!!r.BUSlerEC!watds· superfeeta 7/6ffJ/1 $95:87. WinnIng TIme:' Piirsli.: $25,000, '350ya'rds, Hawks,'Superfecta.3/2/1/4 $21.80. WI,nnlng TIme SCrat~h 1/ #1 Zeawllch.. , '. ' Race 5. qlalmlng, Quarter Ho~e, S Yl!3r.· 10.80. Q,316 $3:17.40, ~ 613, $1,3!17.2l;l, . 1:41.60. Joekeys: Duane Sterling (6), Mark Express 10.60,520 4."0~RoCk Solid Jess1:11.80. Jockeys: Alfredo Juarez, Sr.. Mark Race 8: Allowance;, Quarter Horse; Three, olll and.' upWard,S!<lte Bllld. PurSB':, . Trlfeeta 61311 $980.00, :r~n cent superfec- Villa (5), Stanley Nlng. (5). .,' 15.40 4JlO, Corona'Jot'Two 7.40. a 1,/2Villa, Joe Martlnez. year old and upward. Slate ,Brod, Purse:, $12,400. 350yards. Blazln lrisli pull.noo ',la 61311(4 $2,20B,OO. DO 51&' $563.00. 00 Race 9: ClaimIng, auarter .Hor$e, 3 Yl!3r $18.O!l,·, EX '1/2 -$57.20,'.1rl 1/219Race 2: Malden Claiming, auarter Horse, $11,900, 350 yards. Famous Uncle Joe .4.60,2,60, A SUI» 'Sign of Go !l,60'3,20. 5./2- $10,00. Winning Time: :17.78. old and upward, Purse: -$9;900, 550yards. $I,012.00,Superfecta 11219110$2,200.20.3, 4,5 year aids State Bred, Purse: 35.80 17.60 4~80, Houston Durun 19,40 Dpl Spor:ll; Chlcll 2.80. a 913 :$24.80. E.X Joclleys:·. Osoar RinCOn (6),. Jerry Ball Peen 24.80 11.60 5.00,Speclal PIzzaz' 'Wln,nlng. TIme: :17.552. dockeys: JOe$7,300,350 yards, Art to Fame 14.60 4.80 6.40, l1Jature Thls,Fly . 5.20.' a 3/8',3/9 ,$49.00,. Trlfe.ctaat9l5' $132.00•.. RodrlgUez (3), C.D. Lewis (1). Scraleh: 2, 4.110 3.60, Dooley Forever ".60.:Q 417 . Martinez (1),. Esgar Ramirez (2); Cody3.20, DillyDally Dooley 7.404.40, Roads $250.40, Ei<813 $1,504;60, Trlfel;ta 81317' SUpQrfeola' 319/5/1$197.50. Wltmlng n. . " ,'. $93.60. EX 7/4 $182·00. TifleQla 7/413 Jensen(9). ..• ..West6.00. Q 7/9 $28.00. EX 917 $65.00. $2,259.00, Supertecta8131719 $ 222.00.' . TIme: :11.553. Jockeys: John Valenmela. Race 3:Cla!llJlng;auarter Horse. 3 year, $550;90, Ten cen\Superfeeta· 7/4/3/1 Race 6: Clalmlng,Thoroughbrod. ,3 yearTrlfecla 9fT/8 $485.00, Superfecta Winning TIme:· :18.020; Jockeys: Esgar Ramirez, JQll Martinez. . old and upward, Slate Ilrlld, Purse: $46.711. Winning TIme: :27.144. Jockeys: ,old'and upward. Purse:$6,700. 6iurlongs.91718110 $499.70, Dally Double 3/9 Christopher lamora. Jerry Rodriguez, Race 6: Allowance, Quarter Horse, 3 $10,3()ll, 350yards. Plrnonle "5. 4,0 CD lewis (7), Bonllaclo Perez (4), Jeny Singing,Memo '5040 3.40 3.00,$87.40. Winning TIme :18.287. Jockeys: Esgar l'lamltllz. SCratches #11 Runaway yeilrearold ahdupward. Sl:ale Bred. Purse: 3.00 3;20, Deadheat: MrHimes Duel 3.20 Rodriguez (3). ' Josey's Trick . ' 8.20' 4.00,Oscar Rincon, Antonio Escareno. James Home Rebel. " . $1.1.900. 870yards. Run Riley Run 14.00 . 4.80, In EXcessive Memory 2.80 3.BO. Q Race 10: Malden Claiming. Thoroughbred, Mceaslln3.60. a 2J3 $$46;60, El('- 2J3Gonzales, II. Scratch #11 Miss Lucky Race 9: Malden Special Weight, 5.20'3.60, Take the Gold N Run 4.40 3/4$6.00,419 $6.20.. EX 4/3 $14.20, 419 3,4,5 year old, Slate Broo, Purse: $6.900,' $55.80, ,Trl2,1315 $295.20. SuperfectaBalderlna, #12 Genuine Cash Babe. Thoroughbred, 3, 4. 5 year old. Allies and 3.00, RveRIlzy 4.00. Q2/7$30.60. EX 7/2 $12.~ Trlfecta 41319, $93.6Q, 4/!J/3 1 Mlle. Counting Sheep H.40 7.80 6.60, 2131511 $44.!l6.WinlJlng TIme: 1:11.80.Race 3: Claiming, auarter Horse, 3 year Mares, Slate Bred;. Purse: $8,900, 6 fur- $39.00, Trltecla tma $359.60, Superfecta . $104.<10•. Ten cent SuperfeC!<l 4/3/917 Danzadash 6.00 4.80. Clinfs Secret 8.60. Jockeys:. Mark Villll .(2).' Christopherold and ,upward, Purse: $8,700, 250 Yards. longs. Soaring Account 10.80 4.20 3.00, 7/216lfl $294.70. Ttl-Super COrtYover $63.46 4191317 $67.69; WinnIng TIme: 04/2$60.40, EX 2/4 $68.60, Trlfecta 2/411 ~olll (3). Mccaslin (5);, "Shlneys First Place 5.20 4.40 3.00, Great Moves 3.20 2.40. March's Mama $8,40B,00.' Winning TIme: :46.B17. :17.n2; Jockeys: John Valenzuela (4), $453.00, Ten Cent Superfecla2/4f1/5 Race 7: RuIdoso Derby (G1). Derby,Worthafortunetoo 14.20 5.00, Fast 3.00. Q 10/5 $20.00, EX5/1tl $35.00. Jockeys: Joe MartInez, Esgar Ramlres, MarkVilJa (3), Arturo canilJo (9). $654.91. Pick 3 7IT/A $30.40. Winning, , Quarter ,Horse. ,3 year' old. ,'Pllrse:Favorite 3.80. 0 419, EX 9/4 $45.60. Trlfecta 511017 $101.70. Superfeeta Manuel Montano.. Race 4: Malden, QuarterHOrse,2 year old, TIme: 1:44.30. Jockeys: Travis $231.196, 400yards. RememberMe RoseTrlfeeta 9/4/6 $115.20, Superfecta 914/611 5/1017/1 $178.60, Pick 3 6/8/5 Race 7: Claiming, ThorQughbred, 3 year Purse: $7.300. 330 yardS. A Corona CUnningham (2), CD lewis (4). Manuel , 5.80 .. ~.804.40. J,;a, Lallque 4.40$141.55, W1Mlng TIme: :13.464. Jockeys: $330.00. Winning TIme; 1:12.30. Jockeys: old and upward. Purse: $10.000,7 _ lur- Episode 28,60 17,80 8.BO. IMonlanll (1).. 3.60, HeavenlyTrip 5.40. a,5110$9,80, EXRoman Capa, Shawnelle Sherblno, John Bonifacio Perez;Elvls Langranals. Stanley longs. Appointment 10.40 4.00 Romance Cartel 9.20' 5..BO. Kelowna SundaV', Ju1l\l10; 2007·· ·,,10/5, $14.60., Trl'10/5/II, ' $223.20,Valenzuela. Nlng. 2.60, NIno Alegre 5.00 3.00, An Diamonds 6.80. a 1016 $194.40, EX 6110 Race 1: Clalmlno. lboro.UlJhbred, 3year'Superfecta 10151819$513Ao.·,Winnlng
Race 4: Malden Special Weight, fridaV', J\lne 8, 2007 • Entertillnnient3.00. Q 315 $20.40, EX 5/3$130.00. Trl-Super 611019 $174.50, Ten oldandupward. f'urse:$9;200;6furlong's. ,TIme:: :1~441, Jocke.Y$:, ESgarflainlrezThoroughbroos. 2 year old, State Bred, Race 1: Malden Special Weight, $29.00, Trlfecta 51316 $8Q.60, Superfacla centSuperfeeta$2.416.58.WlnnlngTIrJie: The H!'OP$r 6,20 '3.60 8.00; , Calvary .!.o).). Freddie Martl~ (5), Joe ,M;Irtinoz, 'Purse: $8,900, 5 _furlongs. Penny Thoroughbred, 2 Year old, State Bred, 5131611 $397..10. Winning TIme: 1:35.60. :16.758; Jockeys: 'Antonio Escareno (6), BrldIe3.802.80,COilmJcRover2.30.Ql/5+ Dancer 16.60 11.60 4,20, Miss Marcom Purse: $8,900, 5 _1urlongs. ComJc John. Jockeys:,MarkViII<i, Oscar.ceballos,Carlos. , Bonlfac~ Perez (10), Mark Villa (9), .$13.2~Ex: '115$26.40,· Ttlfeeta 1/5/4 e 8: Allowance, QtJ;lrter Horse, 3 Yll'Or' ),
_ 5.40 3.80, Askmetodance 3.00. 0 7110 16.<\04,204.00.,. Be -the Best 3.60 . ,Ma!leIrl!o.. .., ',. . •.• ,. .' .~.5.Clalinlng. Thoroughbred. 3 y'eaT _ S$121.40,Superfecla 1/5{~f.2 $124,30., ol~. and u~rd, Purse~~$12.000.BI0 + '$51.80, EX 1017 $167.20, Trl-Super 101712 3.20, Nome G 4.60 Q 612 $15.6Q. EX 216 Race B: Allowance, auarter Horse, 3 year old and upwatd, Purse: $6;700. Ii _ fur- SCrateh#6 Extrerile'SIl:IIl'll...,nnlngTlil\e:' . yards. Sw'lSSYodelef . 7.40 4.40 3.4D,·,....... ,:,$1.556.30, SUJl!lrfecta 10171214 $1 ,556.30. $29.00, Trlfecta21617 $577.20, Superfecta old and upv,oatd. Purse: $10,300, 440 longs. Moze 22.00 11.60 6.60. 1M A1dng 1:12.0(1. Jockeys: Caill!s Madeira (1). Nate Jess, 'Ina Bluedrilss 3.80 3.00, ToDdiesWinnIng TIme: 1;09.00. Jockeys: Travis 2/617/4 $1 A02.30. WinnIng TIme: 1:10.60. yards. Charlotte AmaiiO 15.20 6.20 4.60, 3.80 3.80, French Pilot 7.00. 02/7$34.80, Smith (5), Travls Cunmngham (4).· . Bul1el4.00. 0'7/4 $10.80, EX 7/4 $22.40;Cunningham, Joe Martinez. Duane Jockeys: Nate Smith, Joe Martinez, Jorge Gos SUdden Jet 13.80 5.00, F'ealure Jessie Ei< 7/2 $70.40, Tritecta 71214 $1,256.90, Race 2: Malden,auarter Horse, 2 year old, TrI 7/411 $122.40, Superfecta 7/411/5Sterling. Scratch #11 TalTwo Rhythem. ESpitia. cash 5.60. Q 1012 $131.60, EX 3110 Ten cent Superfecta 7121418 $1,392.64. Purse: $7,300, 330 yards. H'm Mldnlghl $343.60.Race 5: Clalntlng, Thoroughbreds, 3 Year Race 2: ClaIming, Ouarter Horse, 3 year $233.00, Trlfecla 3110/5 $31~~B.60, WinnIng TIme: 1:06.80; Jockeys: Slanley 16.00 7.60 4.80, POS'rtive Feelings 6.60 INrnnlng TIme: :45.B9.Jockeys: Carlosold and upward, Purse: $7,400, 5 _ fur- old and upward, Purse: $11.700, 300 Superfecta 31101511 $3,580.30. wmnlng Nlng (7), DuaM sterflng (2), Juan 5.60, Strong Hope 4.20. Q3/4 $61.20, EX MadeIra (7), Roman Chapa (4). Freddielongs, Malek Maker 7.60 3.20 2.80, One yards. Stolls 001126.00 12.40 4.00, TIme: :21.565. Jockeys: Bonifacio Perez, Landeros (4). 119.20, Trlfecta 4/3/8 $1,739.20, Martinez (1)..Tough Hombre 2.60 2.40, MOvln' Music Three Amlgos 11.80 4.60, Taca Ramba Carroll Lewis. Roman Chapa. Race 6:.Mafden ClaIming, Thoroughbred, Superfecla 4/318110 $1,321.40,' Dally Race 9: RuldllSO Quarter Horse Futurlty6.80, a 9fT $8.00, EX 719$14.60, Trlfecta 2.60. a 1/6 $12B.60, EX 611 $305.20, Race 9; Claiming, Thoroughbred, 3 year 3,4. 5 year olds, Slala Bred, Purse: 7,300, Double 1/4 $29.20_ WinnIng TIme: {G1), Futurlty,auarter Horse. 2 yB'llr old,71912 $118.BO, 'Superfecla 7191216 Trifecta 611/2 $730.60, Superfec!a 6111215 old and upward. Slate Bred, Purse: $9,500, 5 _ furlongs. SS Bull II 6.40 3.40-3.00, Bet :16.975. Jockeys: Esgar Ramirez (4). Purse: $500,000. ,350 yards.$814.30.WinnlngTlri'le: 1:06.60.Jockeys: $1,960.10, Dally Double 216 $845.40, 5 _ fUrlongs, Cowboyed Up 18.465.80 theGray3.ll(} 3.00. Rojo bream Carlos Madelril (S),BonlfacIoPerllZ(B). Heartsw1~B'Open 3.00 ,3;00 2.60, Eye ofJorge espitia, Carlos Madeira, Chrtstopher COnsolatlon Double 2J3 $13.00. Winning 4.60, •GhostsIaynr 3.80 3.20, Southem 3,80. 0 617 $9.00, EX 7/6 $14.60. Trlfecta Race 3: A1lowa~; auarter Horse, .3 l(ear,GIoIY 9.60 6.40, Three Past SIl< 6.1iO: a 1/8zamora. TIme: :15.418. Jockeys: Carroll lewis. Noe Excess3.00. Q3ft $20.80, EX 1/3 $61.20, 71618$65.00, Ten cent Superfecta 7161812 old and upward, Stale Sreel, Purse: $25.26, EX 11B $26.40i 1rl11819 $264.40,Race 6: Claiming. auarter Horse. 3 Yl!3r Garcia, Bonifacio Perez. Trifecta 11315 $75.40. Superfecta 1131512 $167.60. Winning TIme: 1:07,00. Jockeys: $11.900. 350 yards.· Rainbows N Superfecta11ll19J2 $009.50, Pick 3 10fTI1old and upward, Slate Bred, Purse: Race 3: ClaimIng, Thoroughbroo, 3 year $58.11, Pick 3 'li'3I1 $369,00. 'Winning Duane sterling (7), NateSm1lh (6), TraviS Diamonds 3,40 2,80 2:60, Blushlng Blaze $49.80. Winning 1'1rne: :17.089. Jockeys:$10,800; 330 Yatds. Whlchlla 41.60 a.60 old and upward. State Bred, Purse: $9,600, TIme: 1:08.10 Jockeys: Joe MartInez, Mark CunnIngham (8), . 3,00 3.00, Runaway Home Rebel 6.20. a Oscar Hernandez (1), Roy BaIdlllez (B),8.60, VlcIory Winner 23.00 12.00, Ally 5 _ furlongs. Jilted Heart 9.60 Villa. Travis Cunningham. RAce 7: ClaimIng, 'Quarter Horse, 3 year 613 $6.00. EX 316 $8.00, Trlfecta 3/6/4 Freddie Martlnez(9). .Indy BlIngbllng5.60. a 218 $165.80, EX 612 4.80 2.40, Dilvil's Intenl4.20 2.80, Rising S8tun1aY. June 9, 2OlI1 old and upward. Purse: $9.200, 350yards. $144.40, SOperfeeta 316/412 $737.80. ,Race 10: Malden Claiming, Thoroughbred,$300.00, Trlfecta 81A1A$34.00, Superfecta oesert 2.60. a 117 $31.00. EX 7/1 Race 1: Malden. auarterHorse, 2 yearold. Irnaglnlff 9.10 3.00 2.20, Its Sign Winning TIme: :17.362.JocJ<eY$:Bonlfaclo 3,4.5 yearOld, Purse: $5,300. 6 furlongs.8l2lAlA $830.60, Tri-Super 81213, Cany $51.00, Trlfecta 711/5 $1311.80. Superfecla Purse: $7.300. 330 yards. Pmgmatlco the Money 2.40 2.10.Rocldn LaJotla 2.60. Perez (3). JG.R. Carter, Jr. (6), John Flame Raider 6.80 420 3.80. Pamniountover $7.334.00. Winnlng TIme: ~17.114. 7/11512 $115.10, Winning TIme: 1:06.80. 8.00 4.20 320. SheD Eye Your cash EX 215 $8.30, Tr\fecla21511 $21.30, DBL ValenzueJa (4). Plstol,21.60 10.4:0, Go Slayer Go 3.80. QJockeys: John Valenzuela, Oscar Rincon. J~:MarkVlIIa, Duane Stefllng, Carlos 11.60 7.40, a ,lome 3.80. Q 215 $37.40. 4/2 $140.00. Pick 3 7/412 $214_75. Race 4: A1IOWance,auarter Horse, 3,year 618 $89.20. EX 816 $133.00, Ttifecta llIlitIBonifacio Perez. Scraleh #5 Simply Shock Madelra.,' EX 512 $102.40. Trlfecta 51219 $261.40. Winning TIme: :17.635. Jockeys: Roman old. Purse: $9,300. 350 yards. Runaway $323.60. Superfecta 8161112 $157.72.Em. Race 4: Malden Claiming. Quarter Horse, Ten cent superfecta 5121911 $46.50. Chapa (2), Alfonso Perez (5), Noe Garcia Strawberry 22.00 8.110 8.60. EYesa Winning TIme: 1:13.40. Jockeys: MarkRace 7: ClaIming. Thoroughbreds, 3 Year 3,4,5 year old, Stale Broo, Purse: $7,300, Wmnlng TIme: :16.83. Jockeys: Tome (1). HurrIcane 4.80 3.00. Twice the COrona Villa, C D Lewis, Carlos Madeira)•
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·withou.t. ivJiingi.tl~ on multllin" ..gulll j!~tes like New Mexiepwhere' the use of Splinish andnative languages is coIIlIlion:
. "Iri addition, it is worth noting that. under this reform bill,immigrants to the UnitedStateSDre reqUired to learnEn Ush."g ....~hiationa1lanquage
In supporting English as thenation'/3 common language,Dcimenici voted againat anamendment· Offered by U.S.Serio James Inhofe (R-Okla.)making EngliSh the "nationallaliguage" of the United Statesand restricting individuals'ability. to receive communications from the federal government or ita employees in Ian-
+ guages other than English,_ which pllSSed 64-93.
"I could· not support a pro.,- .po$al :tht\t wOuld cast in doubt
II the laws and righta afforded.to
aU of the· citizens of NewM~ro,"l>omenici said. "The
r lnhofe " amendment wouldinfriiige .on the rights of ourdiverse citiZenship and wouldstand in direCt contradiction tothe state constitution of NewMexico. i pelieve the ~oreamentJrrient was oven-eaching."
ltt.. (irguing for the SalazarameDdment, Domenici citedtheSpBnish influence in NewMexico, .including provisionsWritten into the state's consti-tution. ., The New Mexico state con
stitution guarantees certainrights of' SpBnish speakers,including the right to vote; holdoffice and sit on juries.Specific:all)';the state constitu·tiOJ1BaYS "The right ilfany citizen. of the state to vote, hold·office or sit upon juries shallnever'b!l restricted, abridged or
•iinpaired on account ofreligion,race, ·language. or color,. or
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" .'arships.. The '8I;m.\ia1' ,scholarcships are name,d'in Welliory ofdeceased 'Corrlente' memberjudy ArrOWmeith andgiven,byher family. ' , ',', The 200'( recipients ,were ,Stit,cy Merrlttand NiooleDoth.',Doth,is currently a' sophp~o~e 'at Baylor University in,Ww';ojTexas,mliljoljng in Family and 'Consumer 'Sc:iences.'P?j;}i 1$, 'a ' ,2006gtndtiate of l'fewMeJP.coMilitary Institute' and residesin Ruidoso. '
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The Carrizozo Schools Board of The CarriZozo, Heritage ,MUseum itenis. For more information contact, Education haS postpOned theirregu-. will ;hold'~ ~draiser yard sale,S a,~ " the,mukiQn;m'at 64B,.n05> '. ' ' , • ,,'. 'larly scheduled June m.ee~g, frOm,' -,Sp.rn. this J.i'ri,day"JUxie 15; ,,Items,, 'The :P1ustiuin alsohasane,wexhib- "June 19 tQJUp.e 26. The mel;ltIDgwiU ",~l hajii Ate cou..rt.yard betWe~n ,thlil' iLAnearly 1900s barber chair on loan +,be' held in the~tian ,bi.Jildipg.~twomuseum buildings. 'Donateditems ,from lJimnis' lJunnuin Ul on' ,display
" board room at 6 p.m. '. 'inclu~eda a.horsepOwer go-~"bas- • 3loJig with other liiu-bershop items.
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Todd and Diana ProctOr, and 'a2007 graduate ofCapitan High 'School.
Campbell will attend theUniversity of New Mexico inAlbuquerque in the fall Where,she will study medicine., Hergoal is to become a pediatriconcologist,
Judy ArrowsmithAlso awarded at the June 9
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The 79th New Mexico State FFAconvention was held June 4-6 in LasCruces with some districting changesthat brought Hondo back into thesame district as the other LincolnCounty chapters,
District alignments changed thestate from six to eight districts. Priorto the change, J,incoln County schools.with the exception of Hondo, were in
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. FFA QlStrlet Vlofflcers ate OUlcle Sultemelet, Haley Montes, Josh Gage, Jennifer Shafer, anil"eaneyanclErln Hightower. . '.
. seven grandchildren and 11great-grandchildren; . two sistars, Dlxia Sigler and PeggyMcCellan of Ruidoso;. step-sister . Helen Sue. Barajas ofRoswell !U1d. a step-brotherWallace WhitleyQf RUidoso.
She waspreeeded iIi deathby her parents. Mr. and ·Mrs.Whitley and a step-brother Rex:Whitley. . .
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:·H;in..tii:ba~<: ..;;, :: .... ,.::.'; >.. .. ;'.: ..,.... i··'.: '.. .. ,< .: .• ' '. '.:..JohJian~ Kelly HalHjf RuidlisoanhpunC(l IIJeerigagemenland approachlngmarriage of Iheirdaughter, Lexi Halrof . . .: Ruidoso, to Jai(jleUrban of.Ruidoso,spnof Richard and Ramona Urban of Ruidoso Downs. The couple will exchange' . . " ·.'.i
vows:June 15,2007; Hall is a2004 graduate .of RoidosoHighSchool and owns Sevilla's Day. Spa and Salon: Urban Is a . .;.(. 2004 graduate of Ruidoso High School a . is now with tile RuidosoDowns PoliceDepartmenl.The couple will reside·. .' .' iJ
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June WaltripGraveside semces for June
Waltrip, ·76, .of Roswell wereMonday, June 11 at MemoryLaWn Cemetery,
. Waltrip was born June 23,1930 in Alamogordo. She IXUU'ried Arthur Joe Waltrip Feb,11, 1949 in Roswell.
. She is surVi.vedby her husband Arthur J. "Chick" Waltripof the family home;·three chiIdren,Kathy;Pickeringand her· •husband Elton of Singer, La.Rick Waltrip ofRosWeU andDenise Hutchinson of Dalhart.
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nieces Cindy Wheeler, DebbieJolfuson and Tammy O'BrienJ
Wiel~d served in the U.RAirFllrce during the KoreanConflict.
He also was· a mechanic atWalker Air Force Base·' inRoswell and worklld on the B-36 airplane. .
He was employed as a boiler .tech for the civil service. Afterhis retirement he owned andoperated' Wieland . YuccaEmporium. on West SecondStreet in Roswell.
He also enjoyed working onold cars and tractors. He was ofthe Lutheran faith and a member oftha Anierican Legion.
Pallbearers were MiguelOrdorica, .William .Moritl;U1o,Jame.s Wielarid, David Lujan,Frankie Gorizaies 'and Ronnie
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.' '-Maltwill:b~workl[igforan oil company and Maria will be teachIng elementary studimls: Botli are college·{jtaduates.Ma~ is the san ofVirgil and Emily Stephens.' . . ....:.. .'.. ' '.
Mr. Wieland paSsed awayJune 7 at:EaBtern New MexicoMedical Center.
Reverend James' KUemmerle officiated and the burialwas with miIitaryrites at theSouth ParkCemetety.·
Wieland was !>om March 26, .+ .19~O ..in Boscobel, Wis. to_ Charles Franklin .and Clara
Augusta Heller Wieland.• ·Heattended WauzekaPublic. Schools in Wisconsin.Wieland married Frances P.Ral.J,dolph March 8, 1955 inRoswell.'
.' She survives hUn at thefamilyhonie.·· .
'Wieiand .isalso survived byhis sons .Billy C. Wieland,Charles W. Wieland, Jr., and .Leo M, WielaIid all 'of Ruidoso '. '.•I)oWilB; his grandchildren BillieJane.. Wieland and' JamesD~elWielandbOth ofRuido$"o .Downs; a sister Mary ElenKephard or Monfort, WiS.; his_..
SlJlurday In Capitan brought vendors and vlstors t~ experlence"A Taste ot'capltan," The event pr~ceeds were divided iQ be~eiitthe,Capjt~np~bllc Lib~~ ~hci Smokey B~arPa:rkPiaygi~~n'd'.' .'. ' . -. .
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·'. Game'.ni~efuig."n:(;"'u1>JU1Y18.Tne . New Mexico Depart.: •. Establishing. Rules for
· ment of Game and Fish eom- Exemption. to 'Hunting bymi~onWin meet WedneSday, Spotlight or .ArtificiEU LightJtiIy 18, at 9 a:m.· at the Prohil>ited (Section ;17;2-31,University .of New Mexico, N1'4SA. 1978)..Gallup Gampus-AuditOl;ium A copy \lfthe agenda or any
·248,200 College Blvd., Gallup. of the affected rules can beThe commission will meet in obtained from the Oflice of the
public session to hear and con- Director, New Mexicosider action as appropriate on Department ofGame.an4 Fish,the following: Revocations;P.O; Box 25112, Santa Fe, New2008 Habitat Stamp Program Mexico 87504 or on theProjects; State Lands· Access Department's Web site, ThisEasement; Mexican Wolf' agenda is subject to change upInterdiction Concept; .Relation- to 24 hours prior :to the meetship between Elk and Wolf mg. Please eontact theDemographics in' the Blue Director's Office· at 505-476-
· Range Wolf Recovery Area; 8008, or the Department's WebProspective Mid-Cycle Adjust- aite, www.wildUfe.state.mn.1lSmeQts to the Turkey Rule for updated inform.ation.19.31.16, NMAC and the Deer Topi,::s ofinterest are:Rule 19.31.13, NMAC; • Agenda item. 9: MexicanReservation of. Two. Elk Wolf interdiction ProgramLicenses. for Non-profit Wish Concept ReView. .:!:.
· Granting Organization(s).· PreseQted by Dr. Benjamin~7Wiaet"SectiOn ·17.3~13:g;"'l'uggleandBtain MilSap, rep..· NMSA, 1978; Oryx Hunting resentatiVe8 of the U.S. Fish
Prohibitions on White Sands and Wildlife Service will preMissile Range (19.31.12, sent an overview of the conceptNMAC); Proposed Shooting . for a Mexican wolf interdictionPreserve ApplicatiQIl (19.35,3, program that is c:urrently beingNMAC), for the Blue Springs developed by the SouthwestHunting Preserve; General Region of USFWS. This itemPublic CQmments; Closed will. cover the approaCh andExecUtive Session pursuant to CUlTent status ofthis concept toSectionl0-15-1(H), .NMSA., provide additional tools for1978, to di.scul>$ litigation. per- diminishing some social .andsorine! .maj;tera, acquisition of economic effects of Mexicanreal property or water rights, wolf restoration efforts in theand matters related to detenili- Southwest.natioli of sending "Notice of • Agenda item 10: PerspecOommissionContemplated tive on the relationsmpAction" per 19.30.8, NMAC; between Elk and WolfNCltiCe of Commission Demographics in the BlueContemplated Action; Land Range Wolf Recovery Area.COnservation Action on Lewis Presented by R.J. Kirkpatrick.Ranch; Budget Status Review; the Department will presentReview of Hunt ApplicatiQIl the Commission with a prelimFee and AdmiIlistrative Costs; inary evaluation -of elk demoApproval . of Joint Powers graphics in and around theAgreement COntinuing Use of BRWRA and how that inter-·Cimarron Canyon, Fenton sects with,wolves. The presenLake, and Clayton State as tatio;nwill focus'on current
· State Parks ;md.Agreement for' ·kn.owledgeand assumptionsContinufi1g Recreational Use arid coilsid~r pllSSiblemanage-.COl)trols at Ute Reservoir by mentoptio:n,s f'orbclth speciesStateParlU!... . .• .' . . into the future, .' '. . .' .. Th~ folloWing .rules are Cl~n . ·~endl1.iiem 15' ()p(>njngfor public'cortiiIientahd consiil" . Rule. .of· Oi-yx llunting
'ei'ation ·.for lidopticin'by' the .. Pl'ohibitionson White S~dsCommission: . '. '.: "'; . Missile .Range (19;31.12,
their box. Awkward and. uncertain. feelinglike a snot-nosed kid among all the glamour,binoculars, and cameras, Ben pulled out achair and sat down.
Before him, the racetrack was.so bright itwas as if it were iliuminated from inside theearth. Being under the vaulted :Canopy of thegrandstand, Ben was in the sbade, but out ontbe track tbe sUn blazed with intense Augustbri11iance. Three tractors dragged .ehainsaround tbe track. grooming tbe sand, and tbena man in a tailcoat marched out onto the ovalwith a long trumpet. He blared out a fanfare.From tbe right. racehorses mounted by jockeys in colorful silks carne prancing onto thetrack, eacb accompanied by anotber horseand rider.
"Which one is Gogor' Ben asked Rachelin an undertone.
''TItis isn't Gogo's race," Rachel saidloudly. "This is just tbe first race. Gogo's inthe sixth:-
"Ob," Humiliated. Befi 'opened his program. Wishing he could be anywhere buthere.
There was a burst of laughter frombehind him; Be.n Was sure Whoever it wllS'
was Iili!ghing al Ilirn, arid h~ ducked his head,staring at hisptO'gl'Wit with ul;lsteing' eyeS'.
Th Beti's surprise, a flood of' bitterness .'swept over bim'andhe*'1t.a chUdfsh, veng.....ful wish tllat Ji)ePaslore wOtt];' punish tbein,'Ali o{lliettt. 00 something'~om~,Gogl)'lose.. Not hUrt hini, but makeliim-nol win,' . :
.: .ruslthej" l!ie""n pbone it(Mii~rennarl's.' •. . packet let oUili _bPI( ring and Ben frozewiih ;
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A long line had already fanned at tbered-and...white ticket kiosks. Picnic tablesamong the trees were crowded witb peopleopening coolers, while TV monitors suspended from poles were already aflicker witbimages, Mr. Brennan found a spot among tbeBenlleys and Mercedes-Benzes tbat tbrongedthe avenues under the pine trees, and a fewminutes later. tbcy passed through tbe gateand began climbing tbe staircase markedClubbouse_ The stail'S went up tbe back ofthe grandstand. and once tbey reached tbe topof tbe stairs, Ben caught a green glimpse oftbe racetrack below and beyond tbe seats, ontbe inside of the great. sweeping nrc of tbestands. He felt a rush of excitement.
Without a word. he followed tbe swirl ofRachel's pink dress as it moved tbrough tbespectators across tbe echoing shade of thegmndsfiU1d and down a few more stepsamong tbe boxes-the sections. in tbe clubhouse facing tbe Inside of .tbe trar.k thllt werereserved for individual groups, Each box hadfour to six chairs ftieing ·the racetrack, a shei£across tbe front for holding drinks and pro...grams, and a monitor for walching the actionup close. Mr. and Mrs, Brennan were greet~
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STORY SO,PAR: :B,;n'sJ:irst glimpse of theSaratogu racetrack is a ttirill-until he r~1izes he'sJess valuable ChilD the horse Gogo. and until hereali:zes that Joe Pastore has folloWed them there.But wby1
CHAPTER THIRTEENRace-Day Revenge
" /;.",,#aJt J"ritrl.: Jt"7Ben spent the next few days h.overing
between guilt. resentment, and doubt. Everytime he fou,nd himself mulling over why Joehad gone 10 tbe track. be thougbt be must becrazy to wonder if a ghost was planning mischief-against Gogo. But he didn't say any~
thing about his suspicions. The Inst thing henceded W1.lS for people to think he was mentaJly unstable. He wa..n·. going to mention it.It was none of his bUSiness. anyway. Andbesides, what could a ghost do to a horse?
But he thought about it. nil the same,especially since nobody talked ahout anything but tbe race. The race. Gogo's racc.Saturday. .~
And then Saturduy urrived."You sbould kind of dress up:' Rucbel
said to Ben. pnusing on lhe stairway as theypassed eneh other. It was almost the firsttime she'd spoken 10 him since the lighterincident.
Ben fell himself blush. and hated her forit. "1 don~1 have a suit or nnylhing"·
"No. not a suit:' Racbel smiled wnnnly,Really smiled. "But wc'lI be in tbe clubhouse. and they expect you to look nice. Noshorts. No flip-flops. No jeans:'
A smile from bcr was all it took.....Okn)':· he said. mentally reviewing his meager ward..obe.
Any hope Ben had tbat he was meetingthe dress code was dashed when he camedownstairs again. dressed in his only kIlakisand D navy blue polo shirt. and the only shoeshe hud thaI weren't flip-flops-bis sneakers.Mr. Brennan was in a tan linen suit with apink sbirt and a brilliant blue tie, Rachelwore 3 pink sundress and a pearl choker. andshe held a wide-brimmed straw hal. Mrs.Brennan wore a black linen dress with blackand-wllite shoes nnd a black strnw hat. Theywere all too polite to say anything aboutBen's clothes, but he was certain tbey disapproved; he heard the sligbt crinkle of newspaper as Mrs, Brennan clenebed her fingersaround her Daily Racing Fonn. He felt liketbe proverbial sore tbumb, sticking out allover. The Brennans' world was so differentfrom what be was used to back borne-where"fancy" meant wearing khakis instead ofjeans.
In the car on the way over1 the Brennansand Rachel cbattered excitedly about Gogo'sworkouts, his time, his weight alloWance, tbetrack conditions. the other horses in the race.Ben had 'nothing to say.
It wasn't long bcfQre (hey found tbemselves in a snarl of traffic crawling towardtbc Saratoga track. Conversation died liS tension mounted. Whim tbey l'inally attjlted' at
COR.RECTION POLICYCheck your ad promprly for accuracy. Claimo forerrors must be received by i1te Ruidoso Ne'W5 within24 hours of me fitsr pUhlication date. CancellationPolicy: No <;aSh relUllds or ch:uge card credit. TheRuidoso News reserves the right to edit. categorize orrefuse classified ads due to inappropriate content.
Included (vacation, .slek, retirement, &Insurance). Applications accepted 4:00 p.m.Monday,. June 18, 2007, Cotnpl,ete ~6J>
description and applications at the VIllage ofRuidoso. 313 Cree Meadows Dr.. Ruido~o.NM 88345. Phone 258-4343 Dr 1·877.7(lO4343, Fax; 258·5848. Website: www.roidosQnm.gov, "Drugfree Work-place" BBOB
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IUell Interest· teo Ih. date Post Judgment irlterest to C L e R, K 0 F THe .. • REV lEW 0 F tr.tll".for· of liquor liamse. InrI: frqot d9$k.. ~.~of toJo will be datoofsol...--S68.7S·. DlSTRICTCOURT PLANNINQ & ZONING as o:utllnlld below. All dH="....sek••phJtj· and$2,635.47. Tho Plaintiff . ARTICLES heddngs 'wlll ba 'helP. ...did. ,BI-has .hD right to bId at Cosbof-suit-S2,485.92 8Y: c~nefuct.~ at the NM a ~ Apply Inivell sale and submit its 11~D~.~P.;ul)'~ii"7i{.ii:::~;n~-15. ADJOURNMENt AI c::o"J}o I" and Gaming PtI'$Ot1 0 1420 w;-, ..tfytybid verbally or In writing. Special Master', feo #7721 3T (6"'6 1320 DiVision offices. on the- 70~ NCII phDne caUsThe Plaln'lff may apply -------..--- 'I, 'I Agenda will be posted in .dates specified for each.-'·PIeiJse==I'-I ~11........... ',. '11.' aU or any part of its -5200.00 STATE OF NEW 'MEXICO :a C c: 0 r d 0 n-c e wit h Application In the ToneYI-
IaMIftIJ_ ludgment to ,·hl!. Ae.olution 2001~1. Anaya. Buffdlng, 1550purdios.e price Jr'I lieu of - --- - - - - -- - - ~ C~"m..OS"tY~LN -twenly.four t24) hpurs Cerrillos' Road, SonlCl Fe,Patricia S OrtIZ c:ash, The sole may be 510,184.67 DISTRICT COURT prior to meeUng date. New Mexico. ·The Hear'~""!:!~~~~--~~
A • poslponed and resched Meetln(p of Jhp CitY, 9' inB Officor assigned tolh..... u.Lio~ ., JM11'n8mlJl8llaw, uled at tho discretion of fn addition to t·he ELVAH afAVEZ Ruidoso Plonnlng thLjs ap~ltcatlon is 1IlPWI,,1~n.... · ,~the Special Master. Judgment liens noted B_aht____ Commissl<>n are open '0 Annette Brumler' She MICDmT"Il'N'""'SFa11,i/y Law above, .her., will be rvnllVl,,", the public. can be COn'ac. ed at 'Jl,~ zj"
G I a ~I d NOTICE IS FURTHER accruing Interest Dnd '~505"'76-"54B.. ',' 'etlera ivu an GIVEN that the rcal ca,tsJ Indudina CO$ts of Y I certify tllet notice 10 ·th.,. NoW'~
CriminAl Litif74ti071 proper'Y Clnd Improve _publlcotlon of tnJS notice. GERARDO -....~ Public ~C1ting ha''i bOo,. Application #:AA529406 . d~"".-:· , o~and ;eo' mbnls concerned with The Special Moster rna)' U.llftCDA .;.t::~. given in cQmp1iance' with for a B.etllr and Wine .", ~;r'....,....~~ .;
herein will be sold continue the date of sole n __..--. Sedlon lO..15~1 'through' llQuerL ...Lrcense an July nlgJd:Unic CQOksAhheals sublec1 '0 any and all ~ appearlnp at the tirne 10.15--4 NM$A 1978 aild 12. 2w7 CIt 3:00 pm. .. .•rr polen I reservations c deslgnaled In this notice CASE No. DM.o7-64 Resolution 2007·01. If L9nd.locked RestQurant, ApplY' JD: peJ:';SQD. k Wale'" _~ 22t
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RuldoSD. foreclosed herein. and anolherspedfil;date. OF4:iiON noed of a read.r. Ruidoso" Un<:oln County ~":".Ll.io.iI..~. .,.,••'.u...s....., btl ....0 ..=" P".Woa'.D II r e II: 0 r d It dan d cn'lplifier.. ~ualined $igl1 NiJW,Mf!J)(Jco.....{"'P"..... .""~·WIP ~'.&aLI:U_.. :-. !B! _un.rec:ordod speciol WITNESS Il1Y hand on R.eaponpen' Is hfllreby languag. interpreter, or ' ...""..... 2Z4! ' '~Bav..,
505-630-9046 a.....m.n.. and 'a••a M0)'29,2007. oo.'.H,.d Iho' I~. <on~ ath"l lo'm 01 "l)'ISP"''''~'C' ·HE.R '_...........N .._'.-..'hat "..,oy be due. Petitioner has filed a CIVil oUXllkuy old or ,erva to .....an.... ~.1.r••. 63nc4222 ~ Plaintiff and Us o"om- Bobbl Shearer, Spedal act Ion a g a f 0 $' att.nd Of' partidpol. In' [i(I' Cree MeadQw.
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for.. ana the purChaM!lr of a ov....c:ap on,d . caUl. plea.. ,contact lhe.' , .. ~~.& 301 Country Club Drive'I~. aal. 10k.. 'h.. ADAM D.IlAFKlN 01 ocUan, Iho g.n",al p on"ln9 & Zon ng M-~t..-~!c'rirlan·t-~ benefit package Inclu.dedl:MI: '.' .. pr9P8~ subject '0, the Adam D. Rafldn, p.e. subi_d beiq,g: Petition Commission at laGsl on- ~ W~ C:U AtJply In PerSonvaluation of .he properly P,O.&O)l1912 for DhsolutiQn of week prior '0 'hh: A__lyia
by the County Asse$Jor Ituidoso, Now Me:lCic:o Marriage. m"1irm or os soon oS ~ r-:-- i' .insurance). Applications accepted 4:00 p.m.. ~ " 224~,0" ,.01 0' p.....nal 88355 passlbl.al378C134:l. •....,...... ...... 22$9W. it..,.: 70 M d J 18 2007 C I I • b "-''''''''''>!y, _re 01 ""1. Atlomey lor Plaln'ifl R.aporm,nt la roqul,ed 'a tn725 1T "6113 -__.... on ay, une, .. omp e e JO' RU I DOSO
,mobil. a, manuloctu,"'! 1Itn719 3T (6/1,6 13 RI. wolh Ih. Court a " IMMEDIATE~S . '. .description and applications at the Village DC ·READY LABORhom. 10 'h. land, d...". ',:,alPO'nnsoth.!~the(30ptl'daaysion PubIc·~ofMo.lIna'" The· .J,llcol p"lIeS ......ks , Ru'dos 313 C Meadows Dr Ruidoso.vation Q' title '0 a mobile TWELfTHJUOItIA1, dhll .. , J "-~=It.caJonol .x~nil1Ced soles I'tJps. "."...... 2Z4J' 1 O. reo ••• Dally Work DII........0' tpanulaclur.d ham. D1S11lC1'COURT an ao"", a copy upon PI'" ~ 10 b<ieam" marial/",.. • NM 88345. Phone 258-4343 Dr 1-877-700· .' ., ~.,on tho properly. II any, COUNr/'OFIJIKQI.N Ih. P.tltlon .. ' ..a... ) Gr.at eamm. ,'-'~"re' 4343 F 2585....8 n, b . 'd ,.~~_ ~--m..n"lronmenlai conla"! STAre OF NEWMEXICO Pfovide
nahon an liMo pr_. II NMRA. A u __ • of ~- P ,. ~ I L_"~ I ntn.gov. "Dro-rree Work·place" BEOB generaJlabot,foodan 1, and z'o n In 9 LOUISE N, WHEAT TRUST ' ..-newhng IUD 01::1 nO + uaflCluts_ rave 6J' service.~..'.I.llana concernIng ,h. a_ man OF If Rospond.nt lolls 10 ~lo and, T. c hSoutnI .._~_ ~equl,..d. Call 88Q. Dish po'sidons derlcal~'__~I
rty if -- ... 0 1i"!_I)!' responie de Commitfen of .-..usl 249-6920' ex'..2S3 or 7lml'LI ~. ~. prope • "ny, LOUISE No WHEAT, feuh ju<lg<Imonf maY ..... ·~.910,"a:. PlfsnE~~'b9Ii~folc~Io~Q~0i;il~.9~8i;i8i;-1i:i';i7;i1~~'~' availa,bll!!.· Apply INOTICE IS FURTHER _HIs. ..nle,ed agoln.1 "pan,o,,'on Th ~" Applyln.perionat
GIVEN that the purchaa Re•...,ndont fat lho r.nol ""I .... hod on u ,0 .... ~L---.Club 257,..7876er a' such sale shall take In demanded In the Ju.,. 21-. 2007'0 01 : ,.,....-. < ~' ...1Ie .--... M.A"l .title '0 .he above va. peti'ion. am 0' the QndufG'I}I •• '8 RecImbc~ for 212 Met%. Drive.. ~ 108 s&t\'ice Ad..desc:ribed real propetlv GROUP h Room, Ro ..we1b Public FT mket dttier.: daili. Rate of pay'basedsubject to 0 one (l) Address of P.ti.loner: Library' 3 It ttl' COL~ 'ADbIY In onqu~iflcatiOhLmonlh righl of c:'edemp LOISJEANWIGGINScn:t ElvaH.ChaVe:r. ~~~~,ia. aswe, penonOl',calUa-91S!J 25~3325tion. JoHNNY FUENTEZ,. to Box. 1634
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, • - JOHN DOES ROUGH '-;:;;:;;:;-~-;-;;== I (50S) 624-6131 at """I;~~~'~:;::::::;;~=:;::;::;;:;:==::;:~~Il~"u""," 1'''; Carrizozo NM 88301 100__ '#7722 2T (6)8,13 """ ....k .,no, 10 the ;_...... .~ (5051 6'8~'63 _SUNKNOWN,.__ mo.ting. Further, l'!'u ,,_ ............" .. .~ ~ i,'
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TWE1FTHJUllICIAL COUIfTT'OFIJflCOLN AlLUNKNOWN IS na' .... with,n '15~. CENTERDISTRICT STAn OF NEW MEXICO CUlMAHfS OF INTEREST of the 2nd ""btocatlan 01 NOTICE OF AlIt QUAlJ1Y TECHNICIAN
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UNIT MC I' J . h "aulat'an 20NM,AC included (vacation, sick, retirement &.... ~.. • aSB.p1 2.27, ViW. ConlffUctlon, - . :\ A Ii ti . ed tin 400
laaac Trahan, P.O. Bo. IrIC 1000Gobeldan Rd. ms1iraIlce" pp ca ons accept un : '1~~iiiC::j!l!iJg!i£:::!~~!~~~:::~~u~ ~u'doa.o. 'NM NW, A'buquorqu", NM p.m.'l'hnrsday,June14.2007.Coll1pletejob .....w.w u2MI .....w..t iNl... l1i!IIiIt 2141N01ItE OF i'sNDENcY 883, Mise. FurndU'.. 8· 7 1 0'" , h ,'r • !? Y description and applicationll at the Village of
RED N HO"'S INC lho Pla;n"1& ha".. ~ B083• 6•• Ruldoto. 101M n"portm.nf, IUt Quality '4".4", F-~l "'''8'-5848'. "'-..SI·te··•• "-,-,,-,,.tos~-·LYN 0 A L. S TEWART ; MA ~ , " Compkiint.o 'Quiol r.... 8 55. Mise;. HOUMhotd, BlJreau( "0 t.~. "'-IF ~;:J dA ~ - "~ Y'I' "' ",;.rw~ u-RONALD B. STEWART
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and JOHN DOE on t:'ause wheretn )'ou are wheelers (need 'WOtk).. oir quality pl!;rmlt "#23.94 <, , • • • -_.. ,
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