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ISivE NO. 104 • 32 PAGES

GJencoe Center gets more cash

Sign lawchangesfinalized• Ruidoso's Planning and ZoningCommission sends on amend­ments to the village's sign ordi­nance after one workshop andthree fnlblic hearings on the issue.

BY TONI K. LAxSONRUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WRITER

See SIGNS, page 2A

Roughly 40 changes to thevillage of Ruidoso's sign lawsare included in an amendedordinance that goes before theRuidoso Village Council forfinal approval June 24.

The law could go into effectas soon as early July, if a finalversion is approved by theCouncil.

The village's Planning andZoning Commission sent on afinal edition of the sign law Fri~day after three public hearingsand one workshop on the issue.

In th~ past, village regula­tions for business signs havebeen a source of contention andthe subject of at least one law­suit.

One issue in particular, theexisting ban on business ban­ners, is addressed by the Com­mission in the changed ordi­nance. Banners may be put upby community groups such asthe Ruidoso Valley Chamber ofCommeroe to announce specialevents. In the proposed changes,businesses may put up a bannerto announce grand openings,new ownership of a business ora change of business location.

Planning and Zoning Com­mission members based theirsign law changes on proposalsmade by a chamber of com­merce ad hoc committee. Onlythree of the recommendedchanges by the ad hoc commit­tee were contested by the Rui­doso planning staff.

The Planning and ZoningCommission changed the threedisputed areas, sometimes withmore restrictive language thansuggested by either the plan­ning department or the ad hoccommittee.

Recommended changes

The three disputed portionsof the Ruidoso sign law are:

• Fees charged by the vil­lage for organizations to put uppennanent signs and tempo­rary banners.

- The village staff proposedan increase in pennanent signfees of $1 per per square foot ofsign or $50, whichever isgreater. Also, the staff recom­mended a fee for temporarybanners of 25 cents per squarefoot of sign or $10, whichever isgreater.

- The ad hoc comrnitteerecommended no changes tocurrent fees.

- The Planning and ZoningCommission increased fees forpermanent signs to $1 persquare foot or $50, whichever isgreater. Banners will have aone-time permit fee of $5.

o The percent of a busi­ness's allotted sign area thatmust be permanent as opposed .to temporm:y. such as BeaBQnaland special advertisements.Village law determines a busi­ness's allotted signage based onits frontage area.

operation of a new juvenile rehabilita­tion program in Lincoln County, two ofthat company;s ··graduates" wereaccused of participating in the abduc­tion and ~tabbingdeath of an Arkansaswoman.

But AMI spokesman Magie Valdessaid Monday no one in the Tampa, Fla.­based company knew about the juve-

See CAMP, page 2A

See GLENCOE, page 2A

Dianne Stallinp'Ruidoso NewsGlencoe Rural Events Center director Uncia Wallace hadgood news from Steve Anaya.. left. the USD.A:s Rural Econom­ic and Community Development director for New Mexico.

Wl1son asked whether the county was unre­alistic when it projected the arena could be builtfor $130,000, since all the bids have exceededthat amount.

Commissioner Wilton Howell and Glencoecenter manager Linda Wallace said the projec­tion was based on the cost ofthe arena being pri­vately built. Government requirements drove upthe cost, they said.

In Wonderland

Julie Baxter/Ruidoso Newsl.eeAnn Hensen (T11e Caterpillar) and Aimee Powen (Alice) study their lines at a dressrehearsal of the Ruidoso Middle School production of 1/\Iice in Wonderland." Thirty-six studentsfrom Waynt:a WArth. Kim Graham and Judy Neumayer's drama classes helped with the play. Wirthcalled this year's production one of the best she's seen since the drama class started four years ago.

Camp contractor.defends record

The same day Associated MarineInstitutes (AMI) officials gave a presen­tation to New Mexico officials for the

BY DIANNE STALLINGSRUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WRITER

• The company seeking to run a juvenilecamp at Camp Sierra Blanca defends itsrecord after Arkansas j'uveniJe programgraduates are accused 0 murder.

BY DIANNE STALLINGSRUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WR1 JE.R

II> A timely USDA grant of $70,000 clears the warfor all-in-one completion of the rural facility sarena.

Showing support for construction of anarena at the Glencoe Rural Events Center, thefederal government threw in another $70,000toward its construction Thesday.

Because bids two months ago on the projectexceeded the $130,000 available for the outdoorarena, the Lincoln County Commission rebid,breaking the project into different aspects ofconstruction in the hope of getting more for thegrant money.

But Tuesday, Steve Anaya, state director ofRural Economic and Community Developmentof the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA),said he will add $70,000 to the $130,000 federalgrant if the commission will kick in $21,294 tofinish the entire arena all at once, instead ofpiecemealing and maybe never finishing it prop­erly.

'We can come up with all but $21,294, so ifthe county will come up with that, we can getthe whole thing done," Anaya said.

For an instant, commissioners were speech­less.

"It's an incredible offer," County Managei'Frank Potter said.

"Is the offer contingent on the county givingthe $21,OOO?" Commissioner Rex WIlson asked.

"Not contingent, but to get the whole thingdone, I'm willing to put up $70,000:' Anaya said.

prisoners from other areas), but endedup having to help support the jail whenthe prisoners didn't come."

Warren said the county should besure any new design meets the require­ments of all existing federal laws suchas the Americans with Disabilities Act.He recommended commissioners assesstheir jail needs by answering a long listof questions he left with them. Thosequestions include th~ projected percent­ages of male and female prisoners,rehabilitation alternatives, whether thejail will be privately operated, whetherthe sheriff's office will be involved andthe average length of stay of prisoners.

Commissioners have been dis­cussing the possibility of building a newjail and possibly contracting with a pri­vate company to operate the facility.

·'With a new district attorney (elect­ed in November) and a new judge(appointed two months ago), the waythe jail is being used is changing," saidCommission Chairman MonroyMontes. ·'We could be sued at any timeand forced by a judge to build a newjail.I think this county should look ahead. Idon't want to see us in a year be forcedto bond to capacity to build a new jail."

Key said he didn't want to alarmcommissioners, but the jail populationis running close to capacity most of thetime. Another problem is the liabilityfrom lack of staff. At times, only oneperson mans the entire jail, he said.

«In the last two to three years, thestate Legislature has increased manda­tory jail sentences and required timeserved for misdemeanors and OWl,"Key noted.

dental records before confl,rm­ing identity. They used a par­tial vehicle number and partiallicense plate letters (issuedonly in Lincoln County) to nar­row down the list of Oldsmo­bile vehicle owners and comeup with Bundy's name. Burnedjewelry w~ identified as hers,and no one has been able tolocate Bundy alive anywhere,'either, Sullivan said.

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Former governor Anaya says 'go slow'

Lincoln Countyjail near its ·t

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Burn victim. possibly local

Polly Chavez/Ruidoso NewsCarrizozo kindergarten students perform songs and dances at the ele­mentary school's recent Spring Concert. Music director is Dolores Ear­wood.

A badly burned body foundin a burned-up car in the foresteast of Ruidoso Downs Thurs­day has tentatively been iden­tified as Mary Ann Bundy, 41,of Ruidoso.

'We're leaning toward sui­cide," Lincoln County SheriffThm Sullivan said, "althoughwe're not ruling out homicide.t'

Officials are waiting forpositive identification through

Lincoln County is one federal law­suit away from losing its jail, DistrictAttorney Scot Key warned county com­missioners Thesday.

In two years, the jail population "'tillbe too large to get away with jugglingprisoners around,and it will be socostly to transport JAIL WARNINGcounty inmates toother jails, thecounty would bebette3" servedtackling the prob­lem now, he said./Former New

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conunissioners onsome of the approaches the county couldtake in building a new jail. But Anaya,now a prison consultant, cautioned oom­missioners not to jump into too large aproject.

"Don't rush out and over-build likeother counties have done," he said."Project what you need and expand instages. Many counties got into troubletrying to build big jails to supplementtheir general funds (by charging to keep

'" Lincoln County's commissioners look atalternatives after the district attorneywarns of serious overcrowding and what alawsuit might lead to.

BY DIANNE STAllINGSRUIDOSO NEWS STAFF WIUTER

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said oIf-promise sigas should"be Il1Iowed for 1>usinesaea widl-'out froutep on Mechem 1ltlII'·Sudderth. The sign'a Bq11II\'l1"footage would" be eubtractsdfrom ~ a businese'a totala1lotted sign area, aDd would"not count _inat the aJJowabMfl.sign...- ofthe proper"" wherethe sign is Iooated.· . .

- The Planning aDd Zoning .Commission aaid ~i:J&1gns shall not emceed 20

square feet, aDd awouJd be limited to twopremiae signs, which dhave to be directionai i»­nature. Off-premise ~ .wouJd be limited to buainesses Iwithout frontage on~48, Mecham Drive, SuiideriII;·.Drive or Highway 70. More-....... the sign will not 00WJt~stthe allowable sign area,I'of the property where the olt-'promise sign is Iocated.

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Continued from page IA,niles' pose1'bla involvement inthe murder until after themeeting,

''We're not trying to hideanything and are tingwith authoritiea," V%"said.'The ~ of the presentstionwsa the ~ the kids werepicked up, so we didn't_

'"I'heae kids were seriousoffenders. Those at the NewMaxioo camp won't be the sametype of ommder. We underatsndthat the emnmunity ia upset, butI can guarantee that New Mexi­co would not get IUI,V better Sl!I'­

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CAMP: 'We're not hiding anything'wurlt camp 13 mUes northaaat ofRuidoso, is scheduIed to.openJu\y I with 50 boys wI>o have1lOII"'Ii'- histories_ Stem olIi., .,ciaJIl,want-.t;o'.-.... -!tIp"'-,_se and 'OioIImt juveniles. stthe~boy'a_on_­tar &om the Iow-risk _ .......

Children, Youth and Fami­Iiea Secretary Heather WlIaonsaid Monday she's still comfurt.ohIe with the _II _ ofprivate oompaniea to ron thecamp and wiIl_ue contractnegotiationa. However, the_was unaware ofthe arrest ofthetwo teens when it aeIected AMIfor a $2.8 million _ Fri-~ of eight~ sub-

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- The stalf recommendsIlO% be cIedlmted to pennanent .signa aDd 20% be used for tam­-arysigna.

- The chamber committeesaid 30% ahouId be used forpermanent signs, ....d anoption of up to 70% for tempo­raryaigna.

- The PlulDing and ZoniuM'ComJQission said 7091> Bhoulilbe used for pel'manent aigna,aDd 30% for temporary algns.

, Whether or not a busi­ness may uae its allottedsquare-foot sigQ ...- for a signon another business'a property.

- The statrs recommenda­tion is to allow off-premisesigna~ to buainessi!a with­out frontage on Mecbe.in andSudderth drives. The sign'.square IOotage wouJd be aub­'traeted from a buainase'a totala1lotted sign orea sa well sa thetotal a1lotted sign ...- where

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tioned !>ow the county can getIv'with its currentjailbudaet oflees than .. half.million dollars.

When only one woman is inthejail,· an entire section baa tobe _ted and be loses theuse of three other beds, Hillsaid.The total 'ail population isnmning in ~ high 40s onaverage now. but the prqjectionis foJ" it an soon reach the maxi­mum on a daily basis, he said.

''I'm turning down warnen&om (Fort Slanton minimumsecurity prison) now," Hill said.":We'd get more if I had thespac;e.... •

With a larger jail, inmatesoon/ined for non-violent crimescould be separated from othersand a work releaae programcould be started, Montes said.

The Iaet expenditure on thejail ooc:urred four years agowhen part ofa $300,000 prtljectincluded adding some beds, aswell as remodeling the sheriff'8office, he said.

Commissioners took noaction on the jail problem,teIIing Warren and Anaya t\;leyneed time to review the mater­ial presented.

Altwnatives

He suggested three alter­natives:

• expand the existing jail;• contract to house

inmates at the new jail built inOtero County;

• and/or hire a private con­tractor to handle the jail.

He recommended continu­ing to ship juvenile offenders toOtero County's juvenile deten­tion center, because such facili­ties are more costly to operateand build.

Lincoln County Jail Admin­istrator Wayland Hill estimatedthe cost of keeping each inmateat $50 a dB,y. That's $730,000 ayear if the jail is nmning atca 'ty, Conuniasioner WilliamScl::ttmann noted. He ques-

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. The 52-ce11 L:incoln Coun~ .Jail 'fuescIay had 38 tnen aDd .live warnen~, buI;three more were sd1eduled tobe picl<ed up from 'BernalilloCounty aDd three from~.Eight mandatory - ~.DWI offenders also are waitingto serve their time, DlatrietAttorney Scot Key said. .

"So you're lookiDg at 68prisoners, six over tIie IiJQit~," he told county eommI&­sIon......

The jail'a male popuJationin the last five years baaincreased 40-5091>, aDd the(erne).. -mation hal' morethan doubled, Key said. Hieoffice baa tried to identity non­violent alleged 'offenders whocan be released on bond beforeadjudication of guilt, butbecause of safety concerns onlya couple have been released, hesaid.

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The following excerpts arefrom May Nell Taeger'e report:One year ago tomorrow theRuidoso News was born... Aug.20. 1946 was my f'JrSt day aspart of the staff... there is DOth·ing to stop the Ruidoso Newsfrom growing bigger and better... and we want every reader tofeel that they have a part inthe Ruidoso News...

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A glimpse into LincolnCounty's past, compiled fromlocal newspapers by Polly E.Chave2.

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~efaud ~.·.~e defend;,~'actions~'~Cree Meadows Country Oub=.!i' .~k Who ·0verturtIed· ~ ~~.,listed, . "Ii: was a~~·hard .~La LorraiDe restawant. ken dish. . . ';"'t will be~arlJycJooed,.

. . /iJ# IUeBi 1# the em. ixlu~~he··lilllt week wiatel"," RicbarcH~tsaid.;jli.~lr serving lunch _ Mitchell said Monday the but wiIl_ again on a -..n-.. CDJtIitrY Club say their IW ..0""_ . .eiN>rIs tIuit· The eoupla \lBmll to an '1UiiiIc18F to the Cree Mandowa club~ "" ""J.'I,Y at this time to eo" scale. Cl!terers Wln~

actions """'" in reaction to unflliT they bad overturned two Ibod· agrel!lIleIlt a <OIlple of......... Le4les" Club, the couple was the rnrots'~ that tbIlir Ibod at au. reataurauIt·until tha"""_t laden buITet tablea at a Iadiea _ with sewral members of bm\dIld a letter from board outbwst was provoked. He'· board dScides wbetlJ;lr the• club Iuncbson after they were the·board, inclwling coUntry ~t Leo Mitchell uking aaid board membars bad nut country club will run ,the

BY ToNI K. LAxsoN asked IW peat due rent. The club. attorney Lee Griffin, abe tbeni to pay pUt due rents in yet bad an opportunity to dia-. reatawabt itoeli' or laaae to."""""...... srAFF WlU7EIl Glrots have since _ the oaid;' They would pay peat due . two weeI;s or their lease would CUBS the situation. . another _ator, be oaid;

Ruidoso N..w.. to tell their side r81ita to the club in the sum"' be terminated. , Mitchell aclmow!edged . In addition to dBm_ to, lticbard and Donica Girot ofthe story. mer. w~ more visito1e and ~. '.isreally unjust, tIuit the country club bas bad a property,~ Girots both have

said Monday they overturned "For """ ]!Oar the club took summer _ldents _ the becaui'l<ttbe club knows I make number of resta1,1l"abt opera- been c:baiged with~tablas at a luncheon _ week advantap of us," said Donica reataurauIt.money' in the summertime," tors """'" and gO, and tIuit the .....duct. police said. iticbariIin tha Cree Meadows Country Girot. '"l'b!I club kn_ pretty Check ... lticbard Girot said. Girots weren't making much Girot bas also been chargedClub restawant because of much that we _ living from .........- ", ,. '-Tho.. Girots entered a room money. "Whether that,illstifies withbatterY, a misdemesnor.wQust treatment by the club's lunch to dinner and~ to That agrel!lIleIlt,~, in the resta1,11"BDt where the their actions to me~ a .' He said it was never l1isboard. lu",*::_ apptrtent\y _ out tbll 'Win- "ladies club wasfinisbing 1uncb streteb, tbouilII." b8 '. intenti"on to hUur!' aqyone last

" bonest\y think that I was VQUU:t.:::~~oardDle/D- dow in retaliation fur ab'1I:tgu, with e,ske and ice cream. They eou.lttl 111'1 next _ week awing the iIu:i~t. "I'mprovoked," said Donica Girot, hers m- . at the club mont.. week ago' betWeen dropped a saJad bowl, a soup , eng, very, very sorry if somebody iswho with her bnsband Richard -..antwas bad - S1) bod, in Richard, Gil'Ot and a club mim- tween and then turned over lticbard and DOnIc$ Girot, hurt by a pmte or gIaBs,' beleased and operated the reatau- faet, that she and ber husband _ about ab $8 cbeclt, be two tables covered with food. wbOwereas1<ed to lllitber their oaid;nmt·· _ Ill> '801 Country bad to use receipts from 1uncb said. dishes. glasses and cutlery. poaseasions at the' -..urant ,The. couple will beClub~,fur_'_"And,to purchase the tood ",:be He ~ed wben bOard 'S_aloftbe49WD111!"'at anlf,~ve·inI"'QdI/ltel¥.aft<lr.m~at.4:1I!'p.,m.May21~.·at_ibneldidn't serVed at dimier. she' said. _ a_binl'to~ theluneheons..dtbeincident tb<t~ last"week"bI>ve 1n"~80 Mumcipal J1l<Ill!iknow it was against·the mw to They Me the seventh group to size Illr the ·comment. "Some- was very upSetting and bad the had sever(l1 Drlademe'!l'or MiChael Lbie's court, a cotii'tlose JIOUl' temper." try. unsuccessfully, to run .... times _Ie lose their temPer," potential to burt more peop1e c:barges ftled against t:I!"'*- in ofticial said: If they pIesd not

Tha eouple. whose tele- profitable restaurant at the. said lticbard Girot, a native of than the 65-year-old woman oonnec:tron with theincldeDt. guilty, a trial d_ Will be llet at.club. she said. France andlllrmer owner of who was slightl3' cut by a bro- Mitchell said the res\au. that time.

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At services May 11 at SsintAnne's Chapel in GI\mcliJe, the

"mada to civilization, the Unit-ed, Sta.... of America and thefreedoms we all eI\iGY-"

The American flag whICbdraped the casket was present­ed by Romeo Klein to Ray­mond's sister, Connie Loomis..

We "lioice thet~.now safe and happy inH:where he bea been reu,nitildwith loved ones who have go1leon before.

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Why 50 years to tell factSon UFOs and the 'aliens?''lb the editor:

It's 1997 and it'a time towake up and _n the dough­nuts, or wbel;ever~you to a state of semi-con­sciouaness.

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lifu forms or SI)'rts on Mars, Orat least on a 'llllice of Mars. Ar<!our closed DiUlded religioustypes ready for this? How arethey going to take being toldthet thel1' J'God" i. BQ,'~being"that .,ilsIts us '''' nOwand then? ~

How ....... thav "~ toexp\aID this tolh8ir I6I1oWiirs?~~;pf.~'Would "",, "\'. " A "-e.:~ .,,', it!Says in tbeiriBl1:>~,thet·...-.ismade It.-Gad'll Jiltei,ei;1i,~~'

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Graveside services werebeld May 9 at the Fort Stanton......-:y for Raymond Bilger,who was called home by ourLo<d on May 6. ' ,

CereInonisS. """:pIete ~t:h_ guard and rille squad,ware presented b¥o Li.......1nCounty wtei-ims'1l'1-der' thedirection ofRomeo K\eln. '

Other veterans "",sent forthe services were Art Blazer,,Victor Jar.millo, 'Irinkie Silva,Bud Slrin,ner, Frank Koehler,Ida Koehler, E. C. Chavez, JimMalcolm, nan Rivas, FredSavedra, Robert Rice and DanStGr!J!"

All eulogy written by theRev. William R. Kenned,y wasread hv Robert Rice. A rtionof truif tribute follows: "! lastsslute to Raymond Bilger,United States Air Foroe Air­man First Class, 15 year•. WeoaIute Raymond and his familyfor the contributions they have

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Rrek Bough, general man­ager of Ruidoso Downs Race7rack, commenting on an effortby the New Mexico CoalitionAgainst GamblinIlIo get a ref­erendum OR the lifouember bal­/ot'seeIllniI repeal of the _11new BG"'bling law.

Anew era at the campA new era ii> the operational life of Camp Sierra

Blanca will begin in July, as the facility near Fort StatitonbecoIno!s an "environmental work camp" for low-riskoI1'enders CBl.gIlt up in the 'stat.e'jljuvenilejuStice~

That became a~Iastweek with the se1ec­tion of Associated Marine Institutes, of Tampa, Fla., asthe OPe1'8ting cont.ractor fur the camp. Secretary,HeatherWiIacm. who heads the state's Department of ChiIcIr<!n,Youth and Families (CYF), anll<lllDCed the se\ecl;ion froma field d eight proposals. '~ small fly in the ointment-ms the news~ a~

hours after the AMI presentation thet" the ~tste ofArkansas is investigating a similar program--but furhigh-risk otrender~atedby Asaociaf.ed Marine inthat state. "

Secretary ,WJ1son noted, however, that the Arkansasinvestigation apparently involves a single incident in atoIIow-up couneeIingprogram that seems to be an isolatedcase. She said the Tampa firm provided excellent ref......ences and has operated juvenile oft'ender programs inmany states for some 28 years.

It today operates five reeidentisl facilities in Floridaand .-0 other programs in~ArkaDsas,~ ,Loujsiana,South Carolina, Vn-ginia, Texas and the CB,yII1an Islands.

The boys living at the camp'will, under the terms ofthe contract, be involVed in prqjecta in the forest, and willwork on historic pr;,servation at Fort Stanton as well asllOIIIIUunity service prqjects. Wilson, said that was mie ofthe ~or considerations in choosing AssociIlted Marine.Other proposals, she said, indicated that the contractor"might" do prqjects under contract with the llOIIIIUunity.

She liked the idea that the contrllet, itsl!Jf ,WIIUkl (furinstance) "pay the cost fur these kiIls...toplant tref,s at-theaemor citizens cenmr." We agre<> that it would add toexpenses~ being bonle by the~ to supportthe camp, if we pay again for outsids community eerviceworI<;~ what amounts to a sub-contract with amtUllClpality. "

At this point, we're highly optimist;ic that the regener­ated camp, once a facility fur adult IIia1e prisoners, will doitsjob of providing a &ash start fur boys who get into trou-ble with the law." ,,', ,

There might be some potential exposure to probIemebecause women are being~ at neer-neig\:lborFort Stanton, and neither facility iIl/iorporates tight securi-ty in the "prison walls" seDse. ! ' , '

But close coordination betweerr"the IIIBIUlll"I'" of the twofacilities ehouId pr;,vent anything serious from happening.We nmat assume, until evidence to the contrary comesa\ortg, that CYF and the~t of CorrectUms canand will work together in making both -facilities work, atleast until Fort Stanton finally is haoded over to the coun­ty for development of that planrled,~museum.

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A burglar broke into ahonle in the 200 block of Coun­try Club Drive sometimebetween April 27 and Satur­ds,y, Ms,y 10, JlOlice said,.

The bUrglar, who appar­ently _ a window, wentthrough tbe hethroom cabinetsoftbe home, which be10ngs to a49·year-old ranchar,' '--"00said. .......

with the <ourt to suppress theevidence against his client.claiming that tbe arrestingafIicsr had eaerched Brillantewithout probable cause 'amIthat Brillante nevsr c:oneentedto the eeerclL .,

On April 17 tbe cIuItilt>.against Brillanis were·m:.niIeeed bY the state. =County .Aaeietant,'Oi .Attorney RoxeAnne' lllt\ ':t\eesaid tbe DA'e ofIice has the dis­cretion on whether or not· topursue~ ease and.~notto continUe . proceedillg!lagainst Brillante.

Bathroom cabinetssearched in home

Trial date set forRuidoso police o8icer

A burglar apparently useda claw hammer to pry open asok at the White MountainMedica1 0fIlcee at 120 El PasoDr. last week, poIial reportssaiel.

An employee 'fDllDd tbeemall safe, Its back pried open,in the middle of an oflioe amidscattered papers. Taken fromthe sok was $100 in cash.Polli:e _ a euapect In theburglary. .

White Mountain MedIcalo8lc:cs burglarized

A burglar who broke intosix Upper CaDyOn houses

Picky burglar breaksinto six houses butapparently takes nothing

Misdemeanor marijuanaand drug perephei-nalia p0s­session charges against a Rui·doso man hew been droppedbY the Lincoln County DistrictAttorney's ofIice.

11lomas Brillante, 36, waserreeted bY Ruidoso police Jan.25 and the chargee apinsthim ........med in BIIldosoMg.ietrate Court on Jan. 27. onFeb. l~=lgnte's attorneyAdam . 6Ied a. :mOtion

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Evsrest tried to elude Hoi- doors.The time of tbe~doso pc>IiC>8 In a chasa that ills has yet to be determinsd,reached speeds of more than pc>Iie>s said. -30 milss ovsr tbe speed limit Inthe Ruidoso area, Born said.Everest tsnJporarily lost con­Uol of his 1980 Honda motor­cycle. initially reported stolenin Roswell, whan be Illlled tomaIJeuver the circle on thewest and of Suddarth and slidup an embenkrneut near theBranding Iron Restaurantpc>Iie>s said. '

EVerest re""""red andturned BOOth spin on Sud­darth, weaving m and out oftraflic with two Ruidoso pc>IiC>Scars in full pursuit. After Ever­_ turned west on U.S. High­ws,y 70, PaUol~ DougBabcock and anoth... afIicsrpursued Everest to' theMescalero Apache ReservationlU;ae, where two patrol carsWlth the U.S. Bureau of IndianAffaire toOk ovsr the cheee.

BIA Captain AItred La Passaid two ofhie officers pursuedEverest Ibr about 40 minutesat speeds that reached 100mph. About five milee outsideof 'lUlaroea, EVerest turnedaround and headed east onHwy. 70 for about five mileebefore .trying to dri.... off theroad, La I'si said. In doing so,~ wrecked his motorcy­cle. He then triad to outrunafIicsre, who caught him nearthe highway right-of-ws,y as hewas trying to ~ through afence. La paz said.

Everest, who was beingheld Monday at the OteroCounty Detention Center, haschargee filed against him fromboth Lincoln and Otero coun­ties, ajail official said. The listof charges includes 1arceJ:lY,resisting and evadinlf an offi­cer, driving without msuranceand driving with a SUSpendedor revoked license.

A charge that E_t hadstolen the motorcycle weredropped later bY the owner ofthe motorcycle, Everest'sfather, authorities said.

Everest's bond on OteroCounty ch8J1!88 is $1,700, and$5,000 on Lincoln Countychargee, said a jail official.

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~.resldent of'l\'utbor eon.........noeiI siIIqe 1946and was a retired DistrictCourt'Clerk. Mrs. HeICrich wasa charter .....mbar of the ToreFinlman'a AondJjary; a flameretete preaident of the Fire­man's . Auxiliary; had beenscti»e. in the Jane JeII\lraonASsociatloa; a member ofthe Tor C Gun Club; a m_bar oftheCrail¥ Friends and en,i.,.edwri~~~ in deathby her peraats; bar InISbaJut,Robert HeICrich in 1984; threesIsWr M ~. Anns. IlI'PIY •N~l~' ;andsnaunt,. ""'V Curtis.

She' IS' Sll;rvlved by three·daughterell'at ...... husbaiJd\toy 0...... or' twido.oo.~ and nusbabd lllltTyRcibhina of T <II" C, d JcicldBand husband LorenG ofTorC; three grancil:hildftm. AprilMercer, Il:Yan <md Iileth tfalI;aild tWo _Ii...... Jack Ci'i11lSofloan'ca<lter, K,y. amJJackPe..­dergraas IIIElephant Butte.

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Servicee for Mrs. HeICrich,were held on Monday, May 12,'in the Clu!.pel of French Mortu~ary of T Dr C with Rev. JackCain ofIl.ciating. Burial fol­lowed at the VISta MemoryGardena Cemetery.",_. lJ I"

Mre. Helfrich waa Dorl1 mKirksville, \(,y. on Aug. 9, 1930to Luther and LuciI1i> (Davis)Curtis.

four grandchildren, JuetinSmith,Shelbie Smith, DaltOnCaz_ and Dillon Cazares;three aietera, Doria' Bakos ofHouston. '1llxas, Leverna Har­ris of 'Petaluma, Calif., andCecllia KeIJey of Portales; andone l>i'other, Jin\ Smith ofPm'-tales. <, '

He waa preceded in deathby biB mother, Eaai..."ayes, biBfather, Oecil Smith;' and biB"Dad" Harry Hayes.

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Kenneth Smith ."

o~ E. 'Smitii, 56, died'lUesda;y, May 6, at the~I,jnda Medical Cantar in~Linda, Calif. Memorial serviee.swere held at the Calvary Hap- 'tist Church ,in Portales withL.V. Elliaoii ofIl.ciating. Burial

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Mr. Smith, waa born Aug.22 1940 in Clovis to Oecil Ken­neth Smith and Eesie (Singko­ton) Smith, who later becameMrs. Harry Hayes.

.Mr. Smith was reared inPortalea and Milnesand. Heattended school in Dora, andJ·later at Eastem New MexicoUniversity in Portales:. Hemovad to California in 1960,and remained there until biBdeath.

He is survived by a daughotar, 'lbn,ja" Smith of Capitan;three sons, Sheldon Smith ofAlto, Lance Smith of MorenoValley, Calif., and BryanCazares of Fuller€on. Calif.;

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'Ib receive a lottsry scholar- in college to go to oone.... thsm­ship, students must be a May selves," Miller ssid TJie scbol·

It's that timB ofyesr sgain - 1997 ~te or have esmed arship awards $250 for a psrentwhen seniors turn their their in Jete spring 1997; ofa coIlell" student, _thoughts away from high school mustenroll in a New Mexico col- Othor ftnancinJ .......~­and'start dresming of life at a le~ or _.... for the faD aimed at adults-iDcIudes-U;;;college level. ~, and~ complete 12 Ruidoso Center WorkillgAdu1ts

And Eastern New Mexico or mare credit hours with a awardl. which -~..- $250University-Ruidoso Director grade point average of2.5 or!Jet. annuau,y to a w.:kb:g~ stu­J'un Miller ssid there's plen~of tor. J( sll those oonditions are dent enrolled at Jeast heIf timB,scbo1srBhip monsy - money mot, and students continue in and the Salute to Workingthat often _ unused - avsil- scbool csrrying 12 or more hours Women award The amount ofable so students don't have to with a 2.5 GPA, they can receive IlBBiBtance varies fur this scho!­let linanceo stand In the WIlY of a lottsry scbo1srBhip which will· arship _to a wor~ womenhighsr educstion. psy 100% percent of tuition for enrolled at 1east helftime.

Every year ENMU·RlIidoso up to eight semesters. Also new this yesr is a $250publisheS a guide of ""snable Millor said a focus of many scholarship for transfor stu­Scholarships to help psy for of the available scholarships is donts and a $100 award good forclasses and books at the Rui· to help those students who msy books for a student who recruitsdoso campus, and this year not have graduated with a ste1. a new enrolles. Both are award-there's more than 50 scholar- Jar GPA ed by the college itsslf.ships available and _ money The scholsrships are not The ENMU-Ruidoso scbol·available than over before. meant to "target the brightest arship guide shou1dbe available

Miller stressed _ a-e and the best students," Miller at ths oolleae within a wesk orintenlsted in attending shou1d said, adding that those students so and Milf"or urged~check out the scholarehip often have ssvsral Iinsncial st:.cIents to stop by andpick .....options, because sll ,the money options available to thsm, up and make an sppolntmentis rarely used. ''It's often the ''We're intsreBled in that young with a counselor so they don't__peeple don't check out person or worl<lna' adult who miss out, He slso said the appli­sll oftheir options," Miller said, JIUIYbe, with a little _ cation process has been mads

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,~ them a _\rial pat....... FindiDg creative oolutiona.~ "I know because I'lD ...... also part of the I\m, saidOI>~bsndlBvery dsy _'s a junior Katie Lukens. Not onJycIi/IiCult thing to do," Line said di,d the student oourt formatof ths job of student court fo_ offend..... to psrticipats asmsmbors. ''The ~s isn't judges in other procsedinp,perI\!ct, but it's the best tbing but it also sought other punish­five ever come up with." ment besides the standard dis-

Students 'said the court ciplinsrY fare.. "We tried tooITered one of the most valu- tbink ofmore creative ws,ys toable lessons in school. deal with (offenders)," Lukens

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CARRiZOZO

'Woni"lIttemlltl!J>Vmeeting, tour area .

Four :t:larrizozoane. !!etty¥cQreight MarY Lou WhIte,.Pat Voss, , end Rene Bwton,attendedtha Rural 'l'ssk Foreemeeting of tile Rural Economk:.l)eveIopment1'lmJuah 1burIsm(ilED'l'1') Council at the EllisStore In LincoInAp-!113-14.

WhIle Betty BiJd Mary Louwere In JDeel;inj;ti, Pat end 1l.eIle_ ved as guides for the "lJOlI":as, tou1'inS _interesting local~ iiu:lud!JlB LIncoln, theSmokey Bear MUseum, end thenew nature trail at the Valley ofli'iN!J. G>1Mln chila dteeseburg... at the Outp'ost-i,n Carrizozo,

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nlty Education) members &omthe Carrizozo unit attendingthe T·ineoln County FCE councilmeeting May 7 in Sen Patdclowere· AmIDe! Bevil, Vu-giniaBurd. Phyllis Schlagel, andAdvIsor Betty McCreight. ;\Illerthe buelnsss meeting end lunchat Sen Patricio SenIor Center.en exceJ1ant program on sslf­defense for women was present­ed hy J'IID Biggs. detective withthe Ruidoso Po1ics Department.A lively informa1>iw question­end-answer session followed. ,

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that are e1tt1ng around col1act­Ing rust. ThIs clean up will hewithin -the town·lImIts imJylCell Forest Hensel fOr moreInformation.

The 4th of July BBQ willhe a big attrsctUm for Carrizo­ZO end the surrounding oom­m~ as well, 'Tbis will .beIheld at the Golf course uDder'the Canopy thIa year. Ticketswill be avsilabla for press1e at

,the next mesting. The earlybird saves $2! Prices.wIIlbe setat $5 per person for advancedticket salas, end $7 at the doorthe day of the eVent. Comawatch the fireworks, our crazykids, end SI\ioy a great meall

Miner's Day comes toWhIte Osks on June 71 Mareinfonnatkm to come.

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tours con­jlucted InGerman, a - , ,_. to . -,

bike out to :" 1,.\,' .,,:. '~';:/'<'''''",

LIttle BIad< Pelok, and ~i'iithenearfuture tb8 fully a~le trail oonat1'ucted atVN\ey of FIrea In U,'96wlll he dedicated.dther8LM~\

The ....eat,and musclee of a dozen volun­_ &om th8 IJUMIn ClJUDl¥. Sherilra Posse ._gave up their Sunday til c1e&I' btuah and doerosion control on the CapItan Horae TraIl at·.Fm1l Stanton wee realb'~. 'rhol'P'ooaaIlDllertoOk. thIa prqject aft8<' bBVing ........dd Into :.a Volun_Agreement with the Bureau<>f.1,.and lMa~ent. If8I\Y club or orgaulzatlon wopId ,like fa' obtain lnIbnnationon doIn vol~prqjecta on public landa, pla..... 1I!el\:'10 con' ,tad Valley of FIrea Park MaDllger Bill MUlTy at(505) 648-2241, or Outdoqr.Recreation P1lQ!ner ,Jerry BaUar,:i at (606) 627-Cll178. .

Much to the reJief of _ a new vaulttype toilat fecility baa bean added to the .FortStanton cave campground.

That's da~cing

Woody end Phyllis Schlegelspent a recent weekeDd in ElPeso, Thxss with her cousinBarhere end husband "Mac"McWhIrter. Sinos May 3 wasWoody's Jnrthda,JI; 'they decidedto take in a movie billed as uacomedy," but were thorougblydisappointed end dIsguated,walking out after about the 6ret30 mlnutesl "Shows our _7No, just good common BElIlSe!The rest of the weskend weegrandI"

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.such a low price. Touriats lovethIa stuff! Donna Harkey &omNorwest Bank will handle dis­tribution when the time comes.We will look forward to receiv­ingyour orders In.advance.

The Chamber Is still look­ing for someone to step up andvolun_ their time to ch~the Street Fair during' theLabor Day HolidaY. TheWomen's Club will he ssslst­Ing, plus you can get lots' ofhelp &om Eileen or Forest.

Clean-up Day will be heldon May 3n1. ThIs Is a time foreveryone in the coummnity to""slst end get ssslstence withDlI\ior clean up of yarde endstreets. Volun_ are nsededto help with trash collection,weed and trimmings eb!pPing,end picking up old sppJIaDCeS

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Chamber riteetings areheld the second Wednesdays ofevery month and are open. tothe public.~ highlightswill be posted at your localmerchants: Kings, H.\>y's Nor­-. Testes Free., end thePomOffice.

Whet a good meeting gengIYou should all make everyeffurt to be there for the nsxtone. We had a really goodlunch. It was decided that theChamher would sponsor thesetup end printing cost of theBooklet "Small 'Ibwn Magic" byJohnson Stearns. The Cham­ber will wholesala thIa book1atto local retailers for $3, a smsUprice to pay for eU the bIstorI­eel value contained In It! Theretailers would bs abla to makea smsU profit as well, with

_eNEWS=c-- --,-_~ _

BY CAmuzozo NEWSLETTERSTAFF MEMBER>

CarrIzozo Schools will dis­miss for the summer on Frida;y,Ms,y 30. PrIor to that, someimportant dates to put on yourca1encI...- ere: the FFA BanquetonTh~ Ms,y 15: Kinder­garten Graduation at 6:30 p.m.Frida;y, May 16; CHS Baccalau~

reate Service at 7 p.m. Wednes­day, May 21: end CHS Class of'97 GTsduation CeremonIes at 7p.m. Friday, May 23.

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CAPITAN 118 E. 2ND NICfl.cleanL_~.!.ge 2BDRMJ2BAeXIra Z1l1.Kaye 257-5381 .

SMALL 28DRM MobBe,-fur..nlshed. excellenl recaUon$400/Mo. Bills paid420-0443/257-3844

RENT 'rO OWN SeveralMobiles 8ebJp In park1 & 2 bedroom units$400 to $600 DOWN.$110-$230JMo. 257-1390,354-3197 Evenings

ONE BEDROOM. Furnishedwith washer, easy access.water 'paid. $860 a mon1h.$200 deposlL CaD lor ap­pOlntment 605-622-4543.

10 Condo8 for Rem

CONDO 2BDRMI1.t1iBA un­furnished, FireD1~ WID,a-as paid. '5550/M0:l

and Lease requlreo......

BY OWNI!A 244 Fumlliheda,nd Unfumlshed. ChampionRun Condo. All UlBltles paid,except electric, Includesceble (3-HBO·s). pool. spa.From $85OIMO. A8c:tna Sea­

, SOllL Ios'B ~trm, 378-4292 or1~8uO· 948

CLEAN AS A WHISTLEIsummer Rental or longer,furnished. linens, washerldryer 2BDRMl1.5BA. $5501Mo. utilities Included.258-5568

FOX HOLLOW totally fur­nished 2BDRM/1 314BA. FP,view of sa $8001Mo. utilltle8paid, leBS8 required1-800-887-2493 or505-622-4470 evenings

FURNISHED OR UN~FURNISHED 2BDRM/2BA.DIW, WID. FP, g!U8ge, vlBW•No pets. $8001Mo.+ uU1ItI1N.Deposit fIIqulred~ ShOrt tennnegotiable. 336-8212 ev.nlngs

FUR N ISH E DON B·BEDROOM fenced yard$325JMo. plus gas & ~ecttlc.We pay water. Pets OK257-4856

FURNISHED 3BDRMI2BAFurnished 2BDRM/1 BA.water paid, eMy access.HUD welcome,378-4488/3'78-4467.

CIo.BAM. UNF.UANISHED· ,-I2eDR1II2BA. .qulet setHng.large deckS iS4761Mo. plUsUIIllties. Call 258--4949.

101 APAC"E HILLS OwnerP.... heat (goa) rum'""od'1lfDRM apt.. stove, re­frigendOr. carpet!._~rap",leundry room S36U1MD. Plusel"e.ctrlo. No pets1~-622-S969'or257-759t .

C............ ·0.. bod......fl.lmlshlEid, Dooll location.$S1\5IMQ., waler paid, ....terencea.267-3248.

aIiDRM/2.5BA COndo, ex­oen~n, vlilW4" No pets'om_. Adu"•. pretenad.~e 60&-285-2316, NIght

. eo 2IJ6..2473. ..2BDRM Day or W6ek; pool,h....., tennlo, fullll fumltlhod1 ~80.6-1'9381{7a"8 or1'..808.84784810 or1-80D-S93-0D73

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EAGLE _ CANYoN2BDRMl2JBA. deck$,..-cu'''' vIeWs. 3 ......No sm~. Available .b186th. $6§0/M0. 267-7916

ClMMARON has efllctency. apts. available. No petti.

!!!,.oiMo. Call 378-4376.

, 9 Nloblles for Rem

1BDRM & 2BDRM housefurnished, utilities paid257-4687JDays. 267-70781Eve.

FOR RIUU= 2BDRMf2BA. '.....' '11_, 1200 sq. ft•bUIlt ~IW T,. 1894. 2 mileselUrt:on Airport Rd.S04)1I (6'05)625-2226,(~13)52?-3687 leavem......

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2BDRM12BA fumiShed or un·furnished, WfD. 1250 SF.•new palm & carpet. by theriver" 25'7-7186.

MUST SEE TO_EQATE

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$55O/Mo. plus utlllIIescau1or~

258-9482 after 6PM

ATTRACTIVE aBDRM!1.SBA, FP

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$626IMO. p us ulliitles & d&­posit; No pets. 505-424-7475

2BDRM newly carpBled, nicelarge private yard. FawnRidge $4OOJMo. plus utilities257-5129JDay, 25'1-676BJEve

•. 1-2-3--IiIEQROQM~.~ 4< Apa~n1S~' Taking ap~ons

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"."artmenlB110 Siena LaneRuidoso Downs

An equal housingopportunity coMplex

fOR BALI! OR RENT:If Bedrooms. nicely fur­nished. Innsbruck GolfCourse 257w7855

SUMMER RENTAL. 3BDRM/2BA fireplace,washerld~,lerge decks.completely fumlshed.NO pstslSmokers $1.30DIMo.258-3674.

2 BEDROOM for flint. good,~Iocatlon. quiet nelghborfiood

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LEABE 0"", 2000 sq,ft..,3SDAW2BA, large 9Ql.lntrykltchen. draDe8 ·1Ind dBi:ks$7OQIMo. 267-2045

UNFURNISHED 311.6 mabIeon view lot. All ~PI'I".WfD,deck. Smsit pets CCX1SKIered.1sl. ~st, $150 damage.leue $985. 258-3518

.28DAM house. lerge fencedvenI, S3801MQ. plus bUIs,'!li150 ·deposit!o.._ RuldolqoDoWns Brea 3Tt5-4175 or624-1653 NO pets

NEW LOG STYLE HOME406 Flume canyon UpperCanyon, available June 1.2600 sq.fI. 3-5BORMI3BA, 2­f1f11p1aoes. large deck. $1,400long term 2&'r-2676

EFFICIENCY $500/MO.1BDRM. $585/MO. Includingutilllles. partiallY fumlshed:257-8026f257-34"90

l .aBDRMI18A central· heal rand F'P, WJD~' sman '.t.~fle .. cQvere 'decks

. SO' pIuS ...." .o. $250dep. :.«J46

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NEED TO SALE A.S.A.P.12xe5 mobile home inHondo. Asklna $6,000 OBO(506)6BB-0674"for Inlo.

.TH 'H·O.LIO CREE

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Ii "aJ2 :condo~ R~'ODO Sierra Blanca Resll)' .

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We trade for anyItllng. yvehave the largest SfdBcttorl' ofsingle end doublewtd8:s-1nNew Mexico. Free dellVerv.DLR"00591. Call 806,1-80Q.8S3·1717.

BY OWNER MUST SAl-EQU"1!l:...."a 'n UPPERCANT-uN, ,128 MAC DRIVE.SUs on 2 lendscBpsd loisw1111 IElI'9$ rock patio, 2

~:'''lr.=but wnl reasonable offer.257;.4229.

.....NEED A HOME...•we have helped over 6000fIunllle'&c _buy" mobile homes.LOW DOWN & lOW PAY­MENTS, on -E!JIY size new,used, or t'Etpd..' DlRffO£l691.Ba_ you ...., .... ,oBob.1-BO().8~111t.- >

,_ 'GX7l! 2/2 in pm. al'appllartcis. rel. NC. pilrtlvfUmlshed $34,000. 2SS..g04?after8PM or leave message

PARK MODEL Trailer. Com­Pletely' fumished hcIudlngWID, DIW. Set up In ParkWIth skirting and large dsck.378-4289. ,

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SI A' ~A" A VIBran . New Home, 3BDRMI'SA., ,."'" ............. anlevel acre. $147,600.

.1-505-63$-2798. -.1-. .. .

DREAM AWAY rilno'lliij lh.tall pln.s, 2~n"fi1lI2QAcharmer on 8m Mourttaln~, Sun Valli)' $87;500Sierra Blanca As-ally257.0&76.

.6 Nloblles for Sale-AIISOLUTELV- .;"'""'AWORDA8l.E"''''

1994 14X66 2 bedroOm. pay­ments only $159.71 permonU1. Credltproblems1 Wecan hslp. $14,900, dn-$1695.12.5 'So. 240 mo. Call18800-85:3-1717, B8k fOr Bob,DLR .00691 '

YOU CAN QJIDER A .PREC.OUS' NEW 40x28doublewlde 312. 'natural. guapp'Ianc•• $30.000 '" .....4B"DRM. for $36.000. call totour a model home at 109Gavllen across Alto Store33Q.4273.

ON THE CREEK 162 BradyCsnvon lmmaculate 2BDAM•..n ........ SI.na B......Really 267-2576.

NEW 'HOME "FOR SALE2BPRM/"a",. cbve~~PQrd1es. ~ street,.iJOIIea. CoI'ne see at 1Larch, off of Parr St~259-80S0 or854-2264

FlUtE·Jl'IW~TlON1

".> ,i. $-.250:A.lu'e,0' '.•JHoiIl:ftites·~19,90Q:

.. Ii the\!el!uliful,. .~1;IJiIlll of .R~iro.,New\,.)~CO.

Ski·Golf-Ride"' .. Hotl/eil-Hiking

Mounfuins-Trees•·RJi.ver Frontage

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FOR SALE BY ,OWNER:8BDRMI28A. $117,800. "IyfUmlshed. 310 $WIllow Dr.call 3,78-8_ for appt

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FOR SAl.E BY OWNERQeaullful mountain home

!!eous views, 3BDRW~ hot IlJb room, SbJdIol

e. ApprOX 2,600 SF.COV8f11d deck. Private lot.

·',Must.,•.•1 $189,000 0811 for. 26&4679 or 2&8-4611

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1988 MOBP-E ON 2 LOTS InT. or· 0. alii. or TI'aCf& fOrprope!1Y In· RuIdoso. C811evenings 354-90D7

8Y ~J!l'l ....... ANDl!-'H! Choiiinplon. Run' eon.do's by RaCI!IIrBck sod Hew'WaJ.M8n, pool & hot tub onsite ManagemenL 37S..4i9i1080D0S6g;.Q948. ••

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CHRISTIAN MOM needsC81;lIn. En1pI~, -good fII­fetenoes. lease OPJ!an topurchase, fixer upper orOWrtelT 1inllllcing. Pleue call7~9'"'' '

GREAT DEALI For sal:""nl08 3BDRMI2BA,I~B lot. OIos8 to Ms m.~ ac:aess 836-1041

rsoi OWtlEA' "i'IiAi ANDH-2" OflRMjilDnQ: Run Oan­....... _ .... NO\'I

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WANTEDI1~ New CustomsnI

No Expetlsnce NocBSS9/YSscurllvFlnance

1400 SuddOtth· SUIle A2&1_

MlCHELI!NA!S NOW ~HIRING 8I!lrvera..~rs" "HostesB86. APPlY In p.1i!~on ~

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,'piA1:IT..TlUR ODL "FaRW.,lDrlvet - Wanted. ReglOnailruns., atR. cllao c:rdvlnu,record reQUIred. 838-7b7.9"Days. ~777IEvQ, ~ ;

VliJsge Hardware~.~lJme_for,"~.~li

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Any condition, burned. ' •wrecked, etc. ICash waltfng .~ I

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EJEST' B\,IY IN TOWNIDlnehe set with 6-ehelrs"cushloRB, 2 extra leaves$250. 257-5403

RV KEYS In stOck •All AmBI18n LockA sate .2920 SUddedh '

'1I9S HOullAlI' .......BLE..'t"ravel Trailer, lJsed onemDn1h"~"'" condition..PrIc8d·tO;.nt call 267-311& ":::::::::""_-,-,_,-.,_or2lllh1ll1.." ...!-o~....."'""~.........1993 liTH ·WHEEL. 27' .~.''F.·~.SM•.,flWInlND". .DutchJnan wlBlldeout. ex­cellent condition. $12,500 WIhitch 26749~B

1888 UKltJo.LO Travel trailer.Ale, awnmg, new re-~

fftgerelPtt fuinace, ares. ex_'cellent condition $6,60D.25~ .

_PER ......"" camper AlIf .. AolrtQvB CENn!R..,_ .•'nk~"'_. _S. tOQO:l2!!7·42'zS· . " Featui:'1nS an

eclectIC blend of~.Andqucs

12Ql11. MeChem - .White Mc:kaitaln~'

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26 Produ..... Plants

FORD TRACTOR recent• engine overhaul, runs aood,

gpod ares $2$60. 800 basB-fractor,' rurI!iI good $3950.505-378-4466

1984 Ran.... XLT-. automatic. 4.0

Ulre engine, alu­minum rack. 32,000

miles. Really funtruckl $16,000.

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t.8t TOYOTA St4l;tlon.weoon. dependable bans­~r1idion$600. 378-6612

t884 TOYOTA CAURY XU!'1-6, loaded, black. tanleathet, ASS, CD. full power.alann and more. $1'5.700(606) 336-9679, Alto ,

197V UNCOI,.N TOWNCAR811 leather Interior. ~Ilent'Oond",on, newaretl37li.:a418 "1888 CHEVY cORsICA ...or'74.000 miles, one OWI1!!H'H$6,000. 267-4039, r

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257·9417~! $2DIMO. for firs' 3IM0.

men back to $25JMO.12X12, $5OIMo. for IIrst 3JMo.

then back to $651MO.oeposil ReQuired

PASTURE FOR RENT6 BcreS In Bent

One hal' hour frOm RuidosO& one hall hour 110m

Alamo.....257-4001 DAyS, ask lor

Drew, 671-4855 NIGHTS.

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UNFURNISHED, 1BDR"Mcabin $3OOIMo. plus utilll88,water paid. Right off Sud­derlh across flbm C of C26&04223 (central NM BoD.)

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OFFICE SPACE lor rent InComerslone Square, 613Sudderth. Call 257-9285

FOR RENT 1-1 OtE BORUcabins, lumlshod, one WI_rid..., on. .........close to 'town. ~6 or267....2

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16 Pastura for Rent

RV SPACES tar rent bymonth or year full hookup.cabl.,· furnished. Phon.available, laundry room258-3111

CAPITAN Mobile horne andRN lots lor I8nt 1/4 acre-2Bcres with utilities$t1CH$20~.35Ah3197

RV SPACES fOr rent, 236MlIScalero Tn1II at ...,. 8CI'D88from AII&Up's 420-0449 .

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Buck 'and Doe !XIer • Pair ofparrots •.CoCkatielFamily of Cats " Pair of lions • large Tiger, and 'marel

Ufeslze nUde marble statue· bronze lady w/shell fountain.. bronze bird bath with cherubUfestze Conqulsta'\l0rs with spears at front entranceSeveral all on canvas paintings with ornate frames

. . Beautiful fancy framed mirrorsOriental rugs of all descriptions and sizes; of the utmost qualltyl

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10 ANn.UE _NI: 1673 Colt Revolver. 1873 W!nchestet.Carbine. Double 8anell ~hotgun;Hopkins & Allen Fal.~ Block Rifle. PercussIOn Horse Pistol, SmJ!!l a Wesson Civil War Revqlver.

Indltln.Gun. and WeBs Fargo Marked S,ogecoach Shotgun. . .,.lADWORK: Beaded and Qul1ted Pipe Bag, paJr of beaded Moccasins. beaded Fetlsh( bead~

. ed Sttike-o·llte Bag. beaded Peace Medal Bag and beaded Flat BagPOmRV: Old Acoma OIIa. Black Pueblo PottefV'; COSC\ Grande POttefv, Santo Domingo and

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ABOUT THE HOll,tE:3.600 sq. It. cedar with 2.500 sq. It; of dEICk. partially covered, 3 bedrooms, 3 bothsaDd magnificent great room encompassing tormalllvlng, grand dining divided Withbar from kitchen area. Fireplace near entry. deck entrance at rear, master bedro()mand handicap equipped bedroom with entrances to deck. Golf cart ramp from deck'through rear, gardens-. .'

REAL ESTATE OFFERED BY JENNY !;lQRGANOF RE·MAX REALTY.

For mare Information pleale call 505·257-5510 or lox 257-2684(Auctioneers Note: with the opulence of the home and furnishings. we held back on somedescriptions and listings to leave for your Imlglnatlon. Come and enjoy a fun-filled session'

of bargain hunting or full-filling your decorating needs of'hlgh quality, hard to findantiques and hand carved hO~f~rnl~hlngsl)

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Lot. d and 4, BlOCk 2, AGU,a; FRlAESTATES SubcllvIalon. IJnCOIn CoUI1\Y.New M8KIcoL as~ bY the platthetebf t11lld If1 the office of ltIe Cotil')tyClam anci ElC-ofllclo Recorder of Un­coin COuntY. New Mexico, on AprIl 3,111S8WTutieNO.138.

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313 Cree Meadow Drive In the Vlltaaeof Ruldosol The purpose of iha puJ:i[1chearing Is to consider amenr;lment ofthe zoning dlllrlct map fonh.,followlngdescrlbecfP\'OPllrty:

Tract C end D. Block 4o,y.'hlte Mou"~talnEs,ates, Unll 4 Subdillfsuon.

The abollll"lJeactlbtld.' PI'DPI!!1Y 's nowzoned R...... l:llah PtlnsltY .Resldentlal,the applICant fia:s i'eCliJPled amend­ment to-R·1, Slblllli 'Family Relldentllil.The publiOis lJWIIid to atlefld. Anygrl.ln-lerested ,In" dteP!'9f)PUd zone mapemendmenYAtlOufd';COIIIaCl the VlIIall8of RuidosO f>lllnnlrla DeP.'llrtment ti9­tween the- hounl of-'8:oo AM 'and 5:00 .PM. MbtltfaY'-th~. :Ftlday. Theadel,eu.IB 3la ,Cree.';:MlIidOWS Drive,Ruidoso,;' - Nl\W • MllftcO· SlI345 or,258'434"- ' ,

WITNESS my,ftand and the seal of the¥mrr Ofl:hlld?SO t~ls 1~th day of May. ,

!slTammle J~:Ma~Qll,VIIlag~Clem

1Kl8111T(5)14 "

1KllI2(6)14.18,21,23

SEND APPUCATION PACKET TO:ea~A. CaSIIY. Sllpetliltendanl 'H(JndcjValley Public SCI100ls . "POBOll.55, •HondO; NM 8833& >... .' '.~

1"''wIU''N ISCf\l8fled. for the.. 0 fIi1allsU. llI!;!!~dO Valley

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.... $5OOQ.QO>re~t8~Iabl~on 1997 UncQln'Towncar .* $259 monthly p8yin8nt aft.r'rtbat&'W.A.C.·j 84 montt'is" U.5 A.P.R.:** $299 I'fU)ntlll,y p,8Y!J,'8J;1t.~~Wl~~W.A.G.;'84 months, 11.5 A.P.R.

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011110 1T(6)14

DAVID W. SIIfTHEY

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No. DR 1T-lI2DIY."NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF ACI'ION

THE STA'rn OF NEW MEXICO TO:oavldW. SmitheyYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tha'there is now pending In the 12thJU~li Dlslr1c1 Court LJncoln COIIhlyCoUll 1'10UB8L carrizozo, New MexIco alawsuit In wnlch Son~ A. Smlih!lY Is

LEGAL NanCE \he petitioner you e,e the I'lIspo!ld8n1.The . gefl8rlll ,o.w.et of the aull IS a

PUBLiCHOn(:I! •• ' divolll!t. Jfi(:If,ldItIsjt.an equitable~

W.'"!.,UQdllYllY a~";""'e~eanS'..COI'I!s.:Il"~UNCOLN COUNTY SOUD WASTE ...".. " I' ....

AUTHORITY REQUEST FOA awarded against you. :PROP08ALS INDEPENDENT YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED ~ thatAUDITOR SERVICES unle.. you file a =ah/ll pleadltlg 0'

Notice Is herebY given thai unlll 10:00 ==":':I:"::lKlctln~~r:.;AM. MST. May 16, 1997 seafed com· ntnderad In thle ''''un agalost YOU.bypelltlvti pr9Jl!lols wlN be 8!Xl8Ptlld from ~-- It ......qualified Intfepentfent PublJo ACCOun- ......u . • , •••' :. ':tants to P-8rform \he aullil of the Un!lOInCounly SOlid Wasle AuthOrltj( 'fOr the~. of July 1, \898 ~ llun.~,

ORDINANCE 87-04: "An Ordlnal1Q8Amending the VlIIage 01 RuidosoMunicipal Code. Chapter 10, Article 5,=. 2. Pertaining 10 Hillside Pro-

Copies ot Ordinance 97-04 are on fileIn 'he office of the VDlall8 Clerk and al1lavailable fo, PcUbllc review Monday\hrough Friday between the hOure Of8:00 AM and 5:00 PM.

WITNESS myhand and the seal of \herg:r of Ruldoao this 14\h day of May.

IsfTammle Maddoll,VlIIageCfel'lc

LEGAL N011CE

VIu.AG" OF RUIDOSO •

NonCE! oF INTENTIONTO ADOP'r

ORDINANCE .87005

NOnCE IS HERESY GIVEN that theGoverning BOdy, Village of Rukklaosltall coniluct • pUblic btsring In Cllh­JunQlIon with the J8IIular MeetlnllsCheduled on May 21, 1997 at 8:30 PMat Ihe Rl1ldosb Admlnlalj'llth/ll' ClIntt""for th. putpolle of adoPltno the fOllo'H.lng Ordinance: , _

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Is/James Munson HovlandPersonal RepresentativeHC-GS, BOlC 33Glencoe. NM 88234

Don Law Office

By./s/James L. DowAUomey for Personal RepresentativeP.O. Drawer3t1Alto. NM BB3t 2

0982 llT(6)7,14

NonCE OF VACANCY

POSmON:8th Grada TaacherSALARY:As per salary scheduleREPORTING DATE:

~y.",~~~OEADLlNE:June 30. 1997QUAUFlCAnONMus' be licensed In \ha s'Bte of NewMexico. K-12 licenseAPPUCATION PROCEOURE:Applicants should submit the following:1. LaUer of Interest2. Noto,1zed ApplicatIOn3. Refe,ences4. COp\>, of currenl TB TestSEND APPUCATION PACKET TO:Barba,a A. CaSBY, SuperintendsRIHondo Valley PubllO SChoolsPo Box 55Hondo. NM 88338

All applicants will be screen~ for IhesellH:t1on of finalists. The Hondo VelleyPublic Schools do not discriminate onthe basls.ol race, colo" national ollllln,aex, religion, aile, Or hanalcalllctlsabTilcyIn emplOyment Of the prOVIsIOn 'of ser.vlcea.

011111(6)14,16,21,23

LEGAL N011CE

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF LIN­COLNCOUNTYSTATE OF NEW MEXICOIN THE MATTER OF 111E ESTATE OFSUSAN DALY HOVLAND, dttcea..d.

No. 1725

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice Is hereby given that JAMESMUNSON HOVLAND has been apo

~:::donU~~~ oel~s~~t:N~. ~~ceased. All persons having claimsagainst this es'ate are ,equl,ed '0presen' \heir claims within two mon\hsaller the date of 'he fllSt publlcallon of'his nollce or Ihe claims will be foreverbar,ed, Claims must be p~sen"ted ei­ther to 'ha underslllr1ed personal ,e­p,esenlallve at He-GG, Box 33.Glancoe. NM S8324, c, flied WIth the Pro­bato Court 01 Uncoin County, UncolnCounly Courthouse. Calflzozo, NewMaxico 00301.

Oated this 28th day 01 April, 1997.

NonCE OF VACANCY

POSmON:Social Sudie. TeacherSALARY:

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~~ia"~'c~~~NDEADUNE:June 30. 1997QUAUFlCAnONMus' be licensed In 'he state 01 NewMexico. K-1211cense -APPUCAnON PROCEDURE:~E~:~~,~~~~~s~ubmnthe following:2 Notarized Applica'ion3. Relerences

~·ii:J'~~~~C~i.I:'NT::~KETTO:Barba,a A. Casey. SuperintendantHOndo Valley Public SchoolsPo BOlC55Hondo. NM 89336

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