Ruidoso n1an shot to death • Gcr Jrgc F Lon:, C10, was linked ro a nation­wide drug< asl' in the 19HUs.

BY AMANDAWm ]{I II}(,...,( I '1-'\\ .... ' ' \H \'1, Kill~

Ruidoso police are investi­gating the shooting death of George F. Lore, 60, who was fi.JUnd shot to death Munday.

Lore's body was discovered by his wife, Nancy, at the cou­ple's home at 313 McBride Dec. 10, puli~.:e :;aid.

A 2000 white Chrysler van with the license plate 575 MJC wa.<.; taken from the Lore resi­deuct', poli~.:e chief Lanny Maddox said.

Lore is a longtime resident of Lincoln County.

Lon• said in an October 1989 interview he had been wrongly linked with what was billed as the largest cocaine bust in ll.S. history.

The Lores were questioned, and their names were pub­li...<;hed in variom," report.q in an mvestig·,tcon by the U.S. Drug Enfon·PmPnt Agency.

ThPy were never chargPCI. Lon· was drawn into the

invpstigation rwca use of his businPss rp]atJOnship with HPctor and Carlos Tapia And.onrla.

Both had been linked to a cocaim· cas(' in LoH Angeles. LorP wa<; conn('ct:A·d to th('m two yPars before doing st>veral constructions jobs f0r the brothers.

Ruidoso PolicP and Lincoln County Crimestoppers are offering a $1,000 cash reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of sus­pPct in the case.

Robbers hit Days Inn BY AMANDA WITT h'l ll ~~ '" l \ F'J:'- "1 \J r \.\ ki It- /-1'

The Days Inn in Ruidoso Downs was robbed Friday evening, and about $350 was taken, polic.e SHieL

Officer Mike Weaver said police received the call from the hotel at 11 ::l3 p.m

One clerk was working when thE' robbery occurred.

A hnndgun was used in the robbery and two people were reportedly involved, he said.

A call from the hotel to 911 never did transfer, but the system was reported to be working and had been tested, Weaver said.

Police are continuing t.o investigate, he said.

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Patrick Maxwell, a member of Ruidoso Boy Scout Troop 59, shows off some of his handiwork durmg a troop wrapping sess1on at Santa's Helpers, a program to benefit children 1n need at Christmas In bac~ are scouts Ty Goar. lett, and Joseph Potts-Ross

Daylong snowfall blankets Ski Apache Tuesday's weather not enough to erase Ruidoso area's year-to-date precipitation deficit

... RELATED STORY, PAGE 2A

BY DIANNE STALLINGS

While barely enough snow fell in Ruidoso Thesday to apply a thin white coat on trees and roadsides, it snowed all day at Ski Apache.

A spokesman reported that no measurement was available mid aftemoon and manager Roy Parker still was out on the slopes.

The sky kept promising more snow and forecasters said there was a good chance for some ovemight, but proba­bly not enough to make up the precip­itation deficit for the area.

A report from the New Mexico Agricultural Statistics Service showed Ruidoso at 18.65 inches from January 1 through Dec. 9. That's more than 2 112 inches below the 12-month average of 12.3fi inches.

Normal precipitation for the month of December in the Ruidoso

an•a is 1.63 indws, but 1\wsda_y was the first real snow for the holiday month thiH ypar.

Carrizozo's deficit looks worse at 4.09 inchPs. A" of IJPc. 9, thP y(~ar·t:Al­date figure was H.74 inches compnred to thP nom1al 12.K~ incheH of pn•cipi· tntion. During thp month of [)ecpmlwr, thP county scat, which liPs about 3,000 f(•t't lower in elevation, averagPs about thrPP quarters of an inch in prPcipitatJon. but had record­ed zero through I kc. 9.

Resident appeals road case to the public Group hires a consultant to come up with alternative to four-lane highway project BY DIANNE STALLINGS Rl II x N l 'f'>'> \ Hft \\1<11 f K

Disappointed that the state scheduled a public hearing on the U.S. 70 improvement project days before officials were Rlated to look at suggestions from a Florida consultant, Luis .Jimenez plans to take his case to the public.

A public hearing called by the state Highway and Transportation Department is set for 7 p.m. with an open house, followed by a presentation at 7:30 p.m. on the 38-mile project's latest draft Environmental Impact Statement.

,Jimenez !'laid hP haR tried to work with state and fedf'ral highway officials.

Misquez, Chino win • m revote Mescalero ApadK' trihl' ll 1 lh >kl 2nd gcncr;tl c leer ion on Jan. 9

BYAMANDAWm

MescaiL'ro ApachP voter·s again this week norninatl•d incumbPnt Sara Misqupz anrl ehallengPr Mark R Chino to run f(>r pr<>si­dPnt in t.lw sPc<md tribal election this year.

The Nov. 6 election - in which Chino was tlw victor - was nullified after unsuccessful tr·ibal council candidate Joseph <_;eronimo brought. a complaint that the election improp­erly used voting machint-s instead of papr>r ballot..-;. The gl•nemlelPL'tion will be .Lm. 9.

In Monday's pnmary n•votC', Chino ren•i ved the votes, 3H6,

mm;t and

Misqupz was next with :3H2 VOU'S.

A total of 908 vott'S wvn· cast Monday In thP first primary in Cktoher, then.• wpn• !:H4 votes cac;t.

Tlw ,.In' l'fl'"l dt·nt ial can!lidat!·s will I"· Ft·rr·J,.,

" Members of the Mescalero Apache Tribe and I will defeat the Misquez administration a second time."

PalmPr wrr:, ,-,~':l Vll!t•s and Arthur I. Bb;-vr with :221 'oll -

For thP l ··ibal m11ncil, (;rpgory :\1Pnd!'J: recPJ\'t'd 447 ,.,,tt·:--. lb_,rn•md Kirgan n•cPJ\'I'd 407. !\1Jch<wl<-m· Ahrdl•·.\ t(J:{, ~andrn Plntt-r<J with :374, Thora Walsh-Padilla with :HJ/. Berl<· KnnsPah wrth :LWi. NohPrt Vi;r with :2ll and ,Josq>h (;('rommo with 19:,.

Tht· Ml•scall'ro mlJal Counnl last Wt'Pk

rPjeru•d a petilHm with 609 sij..,'Tlaturl's to affirm the Nov. 6 gPneral election because it "had not be<>n properly cPrtified in advancP by mhnl Spcretary S:--.ndra Platero and con­wined otlwr lPgal deficiencies," Prl'sidPnt Sara Misqupz smd in a nPws rPlt>asP.

"\\'p wr>rP not f.-ri\·en " \'ll!Cf' at all," pPtition supportl•r Pamela ( 'ordovn swd.

In a Dec. :~ letU.·r to Mrs(juez, supportfTs askPd thP presidPnt to waive the petition ordi­narH'< · hPeausP it had never hePn posu•d or adv1•rt1sr>d to tnbal nwrnbf'rs \Vhen it was pa._<.;sed 1 n l\1 arch :2000

MisquPz n'spondPd. ·'If I werl' UJ attt'mpt to ~-,rrant jwrmission to viola!i· a trib:ll law. I would lw tram}Jlrng upon thP nght.>4 not onlv of th1· council aH whole, but up1m thP nghts of tlw indi\·idual council member·:- "

Chinn wroU• a lettl'r 1.11 thl· trihP, sFiying. "I rpm;un mon· convinc<'d than L•vr•r, that 1f f(Jn·r ·d to. tlw rnPm hers of thP Mesca!Pro Apadw Trib(' and I will defeat till' Misqut·z adrnrnistralion a s!'eond time. and by an even largl'r margin than we did bPfOrP."

A member of the Hondo School Board, a well known sculptor rmd long-time valley resident, Jimenez said he hopeR people show up at 6 p.m. today at the school to hear the consultant's sug-gestions. ·

"Some of the opponents hPrP an' very vocal, but there are about 111 people, members of the Valley Community Preservation Commission, who are trying to work more quietly," he said Monday.

See ROAD, pagt· 2A

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LOCAL NEWS WI!DNESDAY DEC. 12 2001.

Ski Apache not disappointed ROAD: Residents push for new look at road plan More than 400 took to the slopes during opening weekend 'at Sierra Blanca

BYAMANDAWRT

Ski Apache opened Friday with more than 150 skiers. More than 400 skiers hit the slopes during the weekend, Riker Davia marketing direc­tor, said.

"'It was a really good turnout because this is traditionally a quiet time of year," he said.

The turnout was a "typical mix," including !ocala, skiers from West Thxas, Las Cruces, Roswell and about 25 perCent from Mexico.

Davis said they were pleasE..od because typically peo­ple from Mexico don't visit the ski area until later in the sea­son.

''People were very pleased and surprised with the skiing," Davis said. The peak has been doing its advertising with a white top that can be seen for miles around.

Snowstorms are expected to move into the area thiB week. "Any natural snow is certainly welcomed,"' Davis said. But in the meantime, Ski Apaclu! will continue to make snow. Lincoln Chair 2 will open in the .. near future," he said. 'Ibp Notch, a difficult trail, opened Monday, making six of 55 trails open.

General manager Roy Parker said the ski area received 5 inches of snow as of 3:30 p.m. Thesday.

But local businesses have yet to see an increase in busi­ness since the opening of Ski Apache. Steve Tally of Hawthorne Suites Convention and Golf Resort said the hotel had seen very few skiers over the weekend.

"I could count on one hand the ntunber of skiers we had," Tally said.

He said as soon as there is more snow business will

increase. "I think a lot of people are watching the weather."

Comfort Inn, the Ramada Inn and the Travelodge said that business had not increased at their hotels during the weekend.

Rush Ski Shop and Snowboard and Action Ski and Snowboard said businesS had­n't increased since the opening of the ski area. Action Ski ~d Snowboard said there were three people Friday, four Saturday and two people on Sunday.

White Dove said there was­, n't a notable increase in busi­ness last weekend, But Sally Wimbrow of CandlePower said "we've been busy all weekend." She wasn't sure if it could be attributed to the opening of Ski· Apache because she hadn't seen a lot of people in ski attire, but said maybe the shoppers' relatives were skiing.

N.M. Tech professor s book looks beneath earth s crust

Mantle plumes - mush­room-shaped regions of hot rock that rise up from under the Earth's crust - are the focus on a new book by a pro­fessor at the New Mexico Institute for Mining and Technology in Socorro.

In his newly published book, "Mantle Plumes and Their Record in Earth History," Kent C. Condie examines the role of mantle plume througt;lut the geological record and describes the newest results of research on mantle plumes conducted by geologosts, geophysicists and geochemists at locations around the world.

· Mantle Plumes took a back seat to plate tectonics when both geologic processes were aCcepted by the earth science community in the late 1960s, Condie said.

But becauae of recent advances in computer model­ing and seismic tomography,

combined with new data gar­nered from preliminary exploratons of Mare and Venus, scientific interest in mantle plumes is increasing, according to the noted geo­chemistry professor in Socorro.

"Now seemed a good tme to bring together under one cover a summary of the truly enor­mous amount of data that has been published, principally during the 1990s, related to mantle plumes and their role in earth history," Condie said.

Mantle plumes typically consist of a large buoyant blob in the Earth's mantle that push up against the Earth's plates and are connected to a "tail'" that descends to the core mantle interface, he explained.

The intense localized heat that results from upwellings of mantle plumes often sustain long-lasting, exceptionally hot regions where volcanic and geothermal activities are evi­dent, such as the Hawaiian-

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Emperor Seamont chain, Iceland and Yellowstone National Park.

But plumes are more obvi­ous on planets such as Mars, where no tectonics are involved and huge volcanoeS e$ts on the surface, the pro­fessor said.

Condie's book covers "super­plumes," which are catastroph­ic. volcanic eruptions that may have been responsible for many of Earth's major extinctions and for breaking up the super­continents, he said.

The book is published by Cambridge Universiry Press and is available in bookstoreS t · • in both hardbound and paper­bound editimls.

Condie has taught at New Mexico 'Thch since 1970. A pre­vious book, "Plate TectonicS: and Crustal Evolution," went through four editions and most recently was reprinted in 1997. He is the author and co-author of two other books.

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"We're pretty well organized and have been talking to politi­cians and had a: meeting with Reuben Thomas, head of the New Mexico office of the Federal Highway Administr­ation and the project consul~ ~t. Dave Pennington.

"They knew we 'hired a transportation cons~tant out of Florida, Walter Y ulash, who ~pecializes in coming in on ~­ficult de<rigns and .helping."

The first meeting with offi­cials · went well, and "'we thought they were acting in good faith," Jimenez said. "We had a Dec. 18 meeting sched­uled with them and were sw--­prised to hear about the Dec.· 12 meeting. Thomas said all the design options are still on the table, but we thought the timing was strange."

Reached at his office in Santa Fe Tuesday, Thomas said he met with the Jll'$9erVa~ tion group ~ its consultant last October.

"We told him we had a schedule to fullow, but that we_ would be ·willing to meet with him and accept recommenda­tions as long as they were definitive," Thomas said. "We

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didn't hear anything until recently. We're still meeting with them. I told Luis this morning that all three alterna-· tives still are open. 'Ibe meet­mgs ('fuesday ;, RWdoso) and (today in Hondo) are on the en~ental draft" and wili. cover ·specific questions raised after the initial draft such ·as turning safety.

"This additional hearing was nOt req:JiirEld," Thomas said. "'It was called to Provide additional information. No· decisions will be made. We're still open. We've- -been very accommodating. We want this to be the very best' facility we can make it."

-Jimenez said JCuiaeh came up with-some suggestimls that should be consldered, hlcluding designing animal crossings, because one third' of the acci­dentS DD the highway involve animals, and Creating -gate. ways to communities such as Tinnie and San Patricio that will slow traffic, encourage new businesses and create reasons for p·eople to s~ and eJ\ioy the . ........,.

"'The idea that a four-lane­highway is safer is flawed because sloWer always iS· safer than _ fiJster and you travel

slower an two' lanes," Jimenez s~d. "The valley is really PQtt of the experience of ~g ~­Ruidoso ·from .Texas and these­s~gestionS emphasize -eco­tourism ·SUCh as public ¢ and scenic interpreted overloo~. 'li-avel on this road shcnUd n~t be a point--to-point thing as much as focusing on the val-le .. ' y.

Two other suggestio~ include using some of 1;he money saved by keeping the · bighway two lanes ·to repair dan1age fro~ previous hig'J:t­way work, such as terracing sheer cuts and s rlding vegeta.:. · tion - and tying. 'toget];l.er. remajning portions pf the old Pighway, now frontage roads, to allow locals t9 tiavel the area without pulling out on busyU.S. 70, . .

. More focus also. should .be placed. on the design of the U.S. 380/U .. S. 70 intersection and on restoration of acequias &om previous highw~y work, he suggests .

. Kulash also listed propOsals·. to improve safety by consoli­dating driveways, ~rovidfn8' . turn-arounds Q.nd auxiliary . lanes and installing rural traf.: fie "calming,"' such as split-T intersections, to slow traffic._· -

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Redjstricting topic of special meeting • County commil;sioners · and their consultant will· try again to redraw dis­trict boul)daries during a ·. session Thursday.

BY DIANNE SJmlliGS RUID050 NEWS fn'AFP WliiTBit

During_ a workshop l~t one ~ssi.Qn district. l'juriley poiriteQ. out that riiontJl, CQmmissi~s stepped CommissiOner William Capitan .wouldn't he the only. beyorid two _initial plans that Schwett.DMmn said he'd prefer village split -. ~uidoso, with wOuld · :ttave ~ that option in line with the 7.,698 full~tiine residents, falls Conlmissioner Leo Martine:n wishes Of Capitan officiats. · under two· districts. 8s does Distriet;·a from west' 'Ruidoso -Adair 'po:inted. out. ~at,_· Ruidoso DownS with 1,824. and areas·. rim1:b .Of the village. -~on what other pOpu- The on1y othei- two mtmiciPali­to sout;bweat Ruidoso. and the . JatioJl,centerswerepartof_each ties hi the county, C.ororul on: town ofRuidos~ Downo. ·. dis~ Capitan could end u~ the northern !>order with a pop-

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Wreck ·closes rvad

Weather blamed in highway pileup

. BY DIANNE sJiiLUNGs

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;t.fucoln County OOmmis'sio~~ ers arul their <;onsu],tant Will try Bbain;·Th~ to wi;ttk ~t

-a redistricting plan.

·'J'Iult w~n.ib:l hJ~.ve put el~- two ooQlJiliSsioners :if . l,lla.ti.on Of about .200, and th~ Mattine~'s b.OWJe . i;n the villa8e is split betw~ twcl. county seat o£ 'Carrizozo with j

· bom.misSjoner L. Ray Nqnl~s· distriCts. · · · ·- · · 1,036 residents, are part of

Snow 'ftpd slick roads · c\1rtributed to a. tlll'e:e-_vehi­.cle .-accident on U.S. 54 nOrth of CarriZozo 1\.1-esday, .Wh_iCh clo~mrl- 'Lhe highway fQr about three hours.

struCk the ·cars, Houston S!lid. DelgftdO suffered a frac~d- left collar ·bone and· was· taken· tO Lincoln Coim.ty Medical Center -in.

· Ruidoso, the Officer said.

· · A special D>e•tinK· \s calle<l . for 6 p,D>. at the ,Ruidoso . ·Conventio~. cen~r. off Mechem Drive. · Counti~ ari!i states · are required every 10 yeers, rollow­

. ing the national cens':JS, · 1:9 _ .. ___ "--- of . 'onal ..... ~ .... ~ _congreBBI. • stete ar,d ·county eleCtoral ctis­~·to bring theD> mto bol­""1"'·

· DistriCt 2. - · Under one j)Imi. onJ,y 87 peq-· W'llson.'s' district. · .· ~ Ptoposed a :n~-ore ..... la woWd fall within District 50 Under th · t bre k

.-- down, Willson. _e•e"""""districl·· .l .. 8"·7· J;Uoderate approach; 18aving ·~ted by ~cjn]missibiler ..,. .1.-

tbe bulk of 'each district in ·~Simpson. The remaiiuler, perCent ·Under the- '"p~ect'' · Pbice, an4 cutting o(f grou]iinp 1,356, would- be ir:icluded in ~sibn district pOpulation -of censUs blocks as· -sub-· Disti?,ct 1, represented by_ nu.D.tber of_ ·3,882, . Wh,ile prec:incts· to balimce- the num.--.- Commission Chairman Rex MartineZ's c&t;riet is 11,21 per-betS. ' .. · . · - . .WilsQJ;L. · cent more than that fig-ure. rrhe

- ;By the .tiine demographer . POlitical a:ftlliation isn't. an -~uln va,rlap.ce b:y: law is{) :a,od -Adair left; the _worlaih.op, u,sue at tl$ pQint,·heeause·all perce~.t. ·

· 'four pOssibiEl :Plans were cha:ft:- fi:V:e CO!Jl.IIUBSlOners are · Tila: county's popul&tiQn. hit. ed ·an_d he proo$ed to work on. &pub~~~ and tha:t. party · 19,411 in the 2000 cens~ ~ . a fifth that. Would keep the vii~ elajmS a majority of voters in must be divided. among Ove ]. _,of .9apital;l ~tact Within· . all P.reeinCts· · · COWlty commission districts.

Orphaned bear cubs to hibernate irt artificial dens '1\veniy.:fi.ve: orphan b_ear Orphan be&rs have· · been . :toii,es, .. ·Beausoleil saiQ. -ear-tag tr"an.amitters~

cubs accomplished something placed in. dens with hibernating ·. · Food sOurces· - . gn;~.sses, '.'TheS.e groups -want mxxJ. ~ not. seen in)~ divided· females ~ the· mothei,'E! have .beriies, ril~t-pro_d-w;ing triles wildlife management E;Uld we I:;ODServatlon comuitunty, adopted them the f9llowing . and bushes - also were· consid~ can-'t -have that ..yithout good

1'he- Cubs. brought tngether Spring. However, beeBuse: oftli8 ered in sel~ dens siteS. The infonnation,"- said , John-beat h~ters and b8ar activisi:.s riumber. of bears in need of" a · failure ofbeSr foods in nOrthern' Boretsky, ~ecutive director of in- Operation Bear Deli to gain second' ch8.nce at ana~ life· New M~.dicta~ _that inost the coUnCjl. ""'le hUnting com­valuable infurma.tion with the tbisyear;JP'OUPsoftwoortJlree of the cubs. be relocated tO _mwiity is stepping-up to the stateDepartmeritOfGpmeand .. cubs 'will be placed in dens a·outheni areaS.' The- ·Gila· p]ate~_tak;ingc~Ofwildlife FiSh' ··ab'Out an· innovative. without females. National Forest was chosen aridwildl:iJeissu.es.'' appl'Oachto.managingbears. "'f this :i8 an effective man- becaUse it haS ~-_h-urilari Others· contributing money" . The orphaned cUbs ~ be agement t.Eichn.iqU.e, it "Will con~·. inl).a.bita:n'!;s aitd mOl'e 'bear . for·the ea.J:/tags -are-the NeW,/ plaOOd in ~cial bear dens tribu~ lmpwledge to iill: the . habitat· than the_ ~utheastern . MexiQO ConSolida:ted over the next two Weeks. Seven states that) deal with.. these· part oft;Qe _state, he said. Sportsman and the New oftb.etp Willbe in northern-daDs problems," said ::Be&usoleil. FollOwing ,/the bea.rs with· Mexico · Hot.indsmen in the CarsOn. NatiOnal Forest- While'~ said he doubtS that radio transmitters will be possi- · Association, San,dia , Bear

_ Semi-truck driVer Efrain Delgado of El PaSo, Texas, Was cited fOr careless·. dri-' ving ·afte.r he applied his

· brakes, last contrQI' .of his ·tl'uck and·hit two Other cars a·bout 12:30 p.m., ac·coi-din'g

·to a .report by Stat.t•· P_olice. Officer Sam ·HoUston,

· Dl~lgndO wa,~ ht'aded north mi 'l(S, 54 when he spott~·.d ·.Lwn ·. · squthbou~d Clll's thn:t nppl."'ared to 'have loRL trndinn bPcause of .!:llick ·r"<md$.

Steppiri.g on the britkes, ht' \1mnt iF;~tn a __ slidP and

Pedro Ha..rlns of Mexico, -tlie driVer. Or a 1989 G:MC pic~_(. up- truck, ·~a$ Ul).ha:rlned, Put his wife, Maria, and 2-,Year-old da,q'ghter suffered facial ':lnju'ries. Th~y also we1:e; taken to LCMC. .

The 26-year-old-driver of ~ the Second car, Sarah Erhis, was __ admitted to .the h~pi-

. tal for tests becau~e she is· six -months pi'e;gnant. ·

Her husband and anoth­er child. Were passengers i:ii the ~ar- but · ~ere

· unharmed, H_ouston said: The "highway · . was

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Prescribed burn called· suecessful rrew.s frnm Uwlr.s. Fun•st

Serv.icP. ~llC't.'C$sfully completed,. . the Jkrir;illa ·Burn, a l'Qntrolled

fire aimti'd nt .r.emoving piles of forest .d<~hriA and r·c·rlucing fut::ls fnr Wild ·fires.'

·This \\"l:'t'JC.-thc·cr!'ws moVed to the- north-side Oftlw (~;tpitan Moui1tnins lbr ·the' RhoPmake.r presCribt;>d buPn, {'flst of

Capitan Gap. The designated area consists of 112 aCres 9f · comme_rci.al_ fuel-wood_.slas~.

Depending on weathet con· ditions; the burn could contm­ue until Dec. 30. ·

_Prescrib~d. b~r:ns 3rE;! con­ducted only when wind and temperatUre-s -are low and' moist~ is 'Up.

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WEi?NESDAY, DEC. 12, 2001

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Brad L. Tn;ptow; p1,1blisher· Mi_Cbael ScanlQn, editor

A Media SewS .Group New.~pap~r. Puhlished every wednesday and Friday at 104· Park Avenu¢, Rui~Osn, New Mex:ico·

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. OUR OPINION

Court committee· . should look again

Looking for judicial 'efficiency'

P .erhaps the state In:teri.n:l . the ones most likely :to be seeri Court Stu~y ·Commit- ~Y people who bec~e entan-

. tee'S plan .to "reduce ~ /"gled.>in legal barbed wire. · _. number af nuigistratE!. courts in ·. In Carrizozo (pop. -1,036), the the state makes -some sense. It magjstra~ court, now ove~n is a bit ridiculous to support an by Gerald .Dean Jr., is such ·8. Office handling ~ss than .two ·one. Judge .Dean handle_s · dozen cases ~u~ly, -~uch as ' upward~ of 1,400 ca~s annual­at Tatum (pc:ip. 683) in Lea ly- in his -own right, and ·m&IlY County. · ·more .in Roswell -~d.

But if that o;>:tn.mittee, -head- · -Alamogordo; ed by Sen. Manny Aragon .... he J But Ara~n\i De.IP-ocra:t-con­of back-door coup~de-S.enate trol).ed interim -c9XIUDittee fame- is really interested in wouldlike-toshutJudgeDean"'s achieving swne efficiency in the court down for "efficiency ... judiciary, a better place to look A good m,agistrate judge is would be · Metro · Court in worth every pel)ny,- and the Albuquerque, where by press . system in .effect pow is _work;. accounts there is pTactically no ing, whereby judges may be overSight and where individual assigned "near and £ar to hal­judges apparently are accoun~ ance their load. able to no one. Perhaps that com_mittee

Magistrates are the lowest shou1d meet one more time, common deno:rili:nato.r in the- look at the .~000 censUs, and state's judicial struct~. and learn .soinething.

The Internet: A cigarette loophole CHAPEL lllLL, N.C.- Using

the five most popular computer search engines to .scour the Internet, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill researchers haVe found thO.t c;:ig­arette vendors are easy to locate online. They worry that childreil who cannot· purchase tobacco products in stores will go online to buy products damaging to their health.

The researchers, led by Dr. Kurt M. RibiSJ., assistant profes­sor of Health Behavior and Health Education at the UNC School ofPublic Health, identified 88 vendors in 28 states. Nearly half - 43 - were located in New York- State, and many were in tobacco-producing states with low cigarette excise taxes. Indian reservations housed 49 of .the 88 -Dtes.

Only 28.4 percent carried u.s. 3urgeon General health warn­ings that are required by law to appear on all cigarette packages and advertisements. Alm.ost 20 percent failed to warn minors of· minimum age requirements.

A report on the study appears m· the December issue of 'lbbacoo Control, a public health journal published by the British Medical Journal. Co-authors are t1NC graduate st~nts .Arutice E. Kim. and Rebecca ·S. WilliBlilB.

"Nearly an sites- '96.6 percent· - sold premium or value brand cigarettes, such as MarlborO, which is the leading brand '8lnong youth, and 21.6 percent sold dutY­free Marlboi-os which' are now banned under the Master Settlement Agre~ent, "- Rillisl

said. "About one in five effered standing orders that allow the· bwer to. receive regular ship­ments of cigarettes each month."

Internet cigarette v:endors pre­sent new regulatory ahd· enforce­ment challenges fur tObacco con­trol advocates because .of the diffi­culty in regulating Internet con­tent, he said.

Many vendors are on Indian res~tions and regulating· sales­the~e also presents complica.~ons because they claim ·sovereignty and are less· regulated by states and the federal government.

Conducted in January, 2000, the study involved extensive Web slllVng by typing such phrases as "cheap cigarettes" and "discount cigarettes., into the top 5 Internet search engines.

A second study appearing in the B8Dle issue, co-written by Jennifer B. Unger and Louise Ann Rohrbach of the University of Southern California and Ribisl, involved ·surveying more than 17 ,;000 10th- and 12th-grade California students about their attempts to buY cigarettes on the Internet. ·

That study- found 2.2 percent of the· adolescents asked had tried. Most of ·those were younger students, males, fre­qlleD.t sm.okers and teens who found it hard to get to~ccO prod­ucts elsewhere.

· Younger adolescents. may turn to th~ internet to buy cigarettes since they can more' easlly hide the fact that they. are _under&m!, the authors~- M:~ monitor­.ing -and regWation are ~ded.. the reseiU'Chers· Said. ·

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The Ruidoso News encourages lutten to the editOr, especially about local toplca and iaatma. Each letter :must be ei~ed and m.UIIt include the writers d~tne tele­phone number and mall address. The phone riuiDber arid m,a.i1ing address will not be pi'inte~t the hometown will be. The telepnone number will be used to verifY authorship. No letter will be priilted without the ·writer's name.

J;.ettera should be no more than 300 words in length, of pub­lic interest, and free of libel: edit-

ing Will be fur length, grammar or ·&pelting. Shorter lettlil:r:e aie . pie­fe"ed· and generally_ · reOE!iive greater readership,

The Ruidoso News reserves the right to r~f;'Ct. any lett6r. t.()nger by-h.ned . "Guelilt Oonunen:.'W"' ~rticles will. be ·conw aider:ad; the editor at (505) 25'%.-4001.- . '

~etterB may be delivered to the Ruidoso News oftlce at 104 Park Avenue, mailed to P.O. Box ol28, Ruid08o, NM 88355; faxed to 257-7053; or aant b)' eMmail to ruiw dosonews@zianet.com.

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OI'INION

Those rural solid waste fees 'lb ihe edit,ol-:. .

I have . resented the chl:lrges 'of Lincoln _COunty Solid Waste (Authority) since we boughf.'our prop­

. erty outside of' the -villalie limits m Capitan' lO·,years a,go. At' that time, we -were only able·to come occasion.elly on weekends. · ·

We had very little .·trash, whicP we' took back to Las C~ with us._ Folla:;

· that live outside or· the .village limits. ~e charged a fee to t.aJre their tr.Bsh to· oDe of the dumpste~s. w-hich w-ere almost always too.full to Put in anoth-:-

~~:n.:a:~:;.::n,~~ on the ground. ·

·A few Years ago, ·we bought the properly next to us in se~defense, as it was a rental and closer than We want­ed neighbors. We were ~hocked to start receiving an.Qthe'r bill -from LCSWA. 'Ihis cabin has only recently beet'l USE:d for an occasional night or two ·for tamiw ly or friends, which, I might add, does not generitte any trash.

Long before we moved to Lincoln County, I st.aried r$;Ycling everything that 1 possibly' could:

All of our fresh vegetable scraps are tossed out for birds, coffee grounds are put into flower beds. Newspapers, cans, plastic are all hauled to recycle containers.

We have a paper shredder, use the shreds dfpackaging, and we have a fire place (in which) we burn lots of papers.

We generate very little trash to haul to-the dumpsters.

'Recently our two trash brn.B have doubied. Now, because I have a busi­ness in Capitan, I have to pay yet another trash bill. Here, again, my

J . .shop generates very little trash. we recycle all bo&es and packing· papers 'and materi$ls. I would gUess. that I couldn't fill thiS polycart i:b six>m0riths!

For this S~Ce. I· will have to pay $'!6. 75/:month. Adding this to-our other two trash bills, we are paying more fo17 trash 'than we do to heat. our home, even w:ith the minilnum charge·. that· we have to pay year-round. FolkS, thiS 'totals $37.75 a month; $458 annuallyl

Phyllis Macaw

people into our ;viilage 'government,_IBnd hopef'ully the infusion of new ide¥ and forward thinking will help improve our village for. the" CQJrim(m g90d .

Please 'exerpise your_ ·right to vote your convictions. Apathy -is our worst enemy.

God ble~ ~erica and: the village of 9apitan.

Jim and Nola Russell Capitan

· capitan · · That &rst antendment

Time for Capitan cbaoges 'Ib the editor. .

As he year end approaehee, it is time fur the citizens arid voters of the village of Capitw;l to COOSider the directioh OUr village is to take in the coming years.

We currently have a police· d_epart-­ment in disarra,y. The inability Of· the current regime to retain peace officers has ua st8fl'ed only by. a chief and an officer in: training, who will soon be ~e to _the police a.ca.demy. We .llaye rumQrs of uncontrolled drug problems and wonder why.

Hyou live in the subdivisions (which are the fastest-growing areas of our vil­lage>, or are faced with rampant speed­ing on our sb:eets that are substand~· needing repair, and (make) dust prob­lems that are unbearable.

1he safety and health of you and your children is an issue.

All village improvement- money has been spent on the downtown area, wh~ the fewest people live. Again; we wonder why? ·

The village election in March gives us an opportunity to elect some new

· Th the editor/ I want to thank the RuidoSo· -News

for priQ.ting ~·first amendment to our Constitution on the opinion page.

Hopefully this will remind soine in this county that it isP."t up to. them who ·gets to march (peacefully) on Washington, D.C. .

Glenn Remington . RUidoso

OUR RIGHT TO Kl'lOW Open ~V~eetings · ·

In ret:ognition o.f the fiu:t thlll. a n:pn::sen­tative sovemnient iS dependent upon an informed electorate, it Is dechtn::d to be pub­lic policy of this state that all pe,sons are enlitled to the greatest possible information regarding the ufl'aiR cf·govenunenr and the Officiat·ucts ofthose officeca and employees who represent them. The Formation of pub­lie policy or the conduct of business by vote shall not be conducted in closed meetings. All meetings of any public body except the leglslalure and the epurts shall be public meetings, -and all persons so desiring shall be permitted to attend and listen to the deliber­ations and proceedings •

NMSA 1978, Seoction IO·l Sw l

. In this contest, the kids are smarter COLUMBUS, Ohio When

researchers here asked children and adults a series of ri9fculously simple questions about' the Setll3es, they dis­covered something unexpected: the children -ecored higher than the adults.· , The.<tUeStions·w.ere as basic as, "'Do you see with yoUr ears?'" Children usu­ally answered correctly, saying that you can't. )Jut adults sometb:n~-would answer that you can see with your ears. The reason, the Ohio State University resea.rchers found, is tied to

. the adult use of metaphOr. . ) As children become adults, theY stop taking everything literally a.:p.d are able to dis~·the intended meafrlngs in day-tcrday conversation. · .

"Presumably, the answers to the questiw:;:as were so obvious to adults that the adults interPreted the ques­tions metaphorically," said Gerald Wmer. leader of the study and profes­sor of psychology at Ohio State University. ·

As children grow older, they begin to grasp and use metaphors, an abilii;y that reflects a .sharpening of' cognitive and linguistic skills. It also suggests an improVed unders~diD.g of social behavior and the subti.eties ·of human interaction, w~ said •.

Wmer and his ~ reported_. their findings in a recent iss1.,19 Of the JO'lll"l1al ofPsyeholinguistiC ilesearch.

The researchers gave a set of sim.ple questions to two groups - one ·cmn­prlsing children. in . third Jl]ld fifth griuies and the other cmnprising col­lege students. The quSstionnaire asked: -•'Do you see with your fingeios?" "Do you~ with your eyes?'" "Do yOu hear with yQUl' noser

Almost d the children answered correctly, responding to the literal meanirtg Of the questions. The majority of the coll~ st;uden:ui. got the ~ -wrong- literally _speakin)J, :J;hat IS.

In a second part of the· study, the researchers asked both -groups the same questions, only this time,. the 001-fege students were told that that their · ans;wers would be evaluAted alongside the responses given by the children.

·In other words, the college studepts Were ·given a reason to treat the ques­•tions literally. They· reopoDded With the correct answers this tirD.e, just like the children. .

"Earlier, the OJ.d.h-· group was ~waring the queB!tion& ·in a metaphoric$1 sense, .. Wm.er said.

One cdllege _student, fOr . examp1~ ·responded to :the question: "Oan you

hear with your eyes?'" with the expla­·natim:i that it was possible to "see a dog barking.with.Out having to hear it." Respilnding to the question, "'Can ~u. ll.ear with your nos·e?", another student Said, "You can sniff­out troUble."

_ W"mer s8.ys the results of the study tit. into a theory- on ~ogic and conversa~ tion thai_ s~sts wh~ adults. talk to each other, they· don't respond to the literal meaning of a message,· but .to what they thi$ is the intei:u:led mean­;,g,

"When I ask my 18"-year-old nephew _'Can you pass m~ the -salt.' he d()f!!sn"tjust look up ·at'm.e and, B;ay "yes, I .can pass the salt'," Wmer said. ''He· assumes that i: am as~g him to. actu­ally ~s the sSlt. Adults are more inclined to engage in this interpretive quality of language while kids are more likely to be literalist$."

As kids gi'Ow v,p, Wmer said, they become 1ess literal m their interpreta.. tion Of everyday conversation and begin to respond metaphorically to language. .

"We know that as kids get older, they get_ brighter, b$:ome more sym­bolic 8nd ca:pable of abstm.ct think­inl{~.,

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ACT test in January Lamb, Sai'ah :Monl<o, Joshua E p Romero, Arion Thoksaki.s · H -L· · .

·:College-bound high school- , . Capitan - Bianca F .. Avile~i; -stUdents caD. take tlie·· ACT Meliss8. R." Becker, C~ R., . -· · ·._ - · · -· . Assessment on Feb. 9,-2002, the 'Cogdill, G-inger CUpit, Amber L FO·R· TOTS n"':' na~onwide testkddate.d'[;!:• Good!H· _ . oe;·M8ela!lle11 N.Irm;~?"-l . . - .• . , _ .. · _ reg:tStration postn;tar_ · eft e - ay-rtes, .- _. U,p · rune . ~ 13-eY~ . is Jan. 4. Late registration post- Alison L: · Kittreil, April ·D. mai--k deadline is Jan. 18·, but MireleZ, Josh OSborn., ASbley·R. h an additionitl fee iS required: - ·PattersOn, McKee Somerville.. Servic_e a_nd support for t" e·

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oPportunity to or<J,erti;,st prepa- Hondo - Chi-is Acosta. · N. b Hill EarlY Cbilc:lh.Qod.Center'hBs HollY Dooley.- fariJiJy SerVi(;es cb~rdinator fo~ Ri3g_iori--JKDEivelo:~merltal Se(i.(ices Program, works with ratiori materia:I.a and links to· Robbie G. :Bu_rchet, Pamela : beconle the ·area :centet for. services one of the children in the playgroup mObile clas~'room at Nob HiJI·EarJy·Childhoqd-Cente,r.- ·. · · · ~ful sites, _including a free .Fietek, Saritanria -Gonzales, Md suppOrt ·tor children from birth·' online · college · firtancial a:id · Lucera Morites, Jes'sica t11rough · ~ 5' a;nd their fa':ririlieS. That -t;q.ai piU"8nts are :the fust. and -~ost- ~pOr~­needs· estimator. :Reynolds,-1Yler B. Sisperos caine . with the- addition of· Regional . tant' teachers. Staff membe~ go into the

'Who's Who' Usts many area students .

Many :area students are included in' the 35th annual-edi­tion of Who's Who Among Ainerican High School Students, 2000-2001.. Who'a

· Who is published by EdUcational CommunicatiOna Inc.,- in a national program hon­oring high-achieving students. nominated by high school prin­cipals and guidance coWlSelars, national youth groups, church and educational organizationS on- the basis of academics aii.d . extracUrricular activities.

Students included :iri Who's Who 2000-2001 are:

CarrizozO JessiCa J.

Lincoln - _ Arn~da, .. Ed_ucB:t~ion Cooperative· IX DevelOpmental homes of families w~th childfen -from .birth' AITOwsmith, AI~ Borowski, Services, whi.C4 serve.s children ;~ to agE! 5, giving parents information S:bout Ni~le Murtaugh ·.age 3 with deVelopmental disabUities and. their growing child. developmental stageS

Mescalerp Joshua. Y: their families, · · · and what types .of activities arid toys can Adams, Denny L: Ward-· . FOrmerly. housed in the Regional ' IX best develop· ~otor skills. Parents are ab~e

Nogal - ROcky Bunxrw·s~ office on Sudderth Drive, Likis Castanon tO network through monthly meetings, and Brent Di,xon, ·Lane · Dixon, . Vuicich's. birth-thr.9ugh-age:-3 progr~ children frOm· both pro~ms are welcome Oakley M. Farran, Alison moved 'this fall ·ro. join Jan I;lolletnan's at Play Group in the ·l;mildil}g next doOr, Hiandrix, Trpy L. Saenz Jr., Paren~as-"Thachets Program in the two Which· is dedicated-. to groWthful play. Jolene D.. Sanchez, Brit mribile claSsroom buildings at_Nob HiU , ~- Play ioo '11 is a bright, airy space· Ventuz:a- · One of ~-mobile 'buildingS is usOO. for -filled 'With area.s for specific purposes. For

RUidoso - Olivia J; Baca.. semi-weekly playgroup seas~ for chil- 'fine--motor skills, there's· a-kitchen, a bl.eclt. MCKayui. W.. Brooks, Lirid"a · dren, parents; therapi.ets, educatOrs and, .center, an -area for dramatiC· play ·stocked

. Cehl.sniak, Sidney ·. Davis, volunteers·· for both·. prOgrams, a:bd the With' costumes, an art work area and a Lindsay · EgglestOn; Kristi other is used. for adnJ,i.ni.stri.ttiv-8 functi.Ons. libr8ry center. For large mOtor skills, E.risor, . Nicholas R. Fajardo, This building ·is also a place for meetingS there's a water tabl~. a trampoline, Swings,. Lean.rie Gibson, Katy Gist, with p'arenta. who don"t feel comfortable slides, a basketball net, a jungle· gym, 8. hal­Scott Gossett, Claire HBnson, having Parents-a..s-:'ThaCbers staff' visit ance be'~~ foam tumble fqrms, ·big balls Stormy-JohnstOn, Ryan_KI.uth~ -them in their own homes. It houses a col~, and rubber bats. Therapists, nurses, care­Stephanie N. ~land, Carri'e K lection· and a ca~g for_ a toy~lending .givers; volunteers, parents and Wandpar­Line,- 'JYler S. Line, ·E;ri~ R. libi-ary for f8milies whQ want to try out dif- ents, as well as teachers, play with the chil­

. March, Tabitha M; March,; E~ fercnt kinds of toys with their children or dren and help .them with the dozens c$f Ratermart; Erik RoSsiter, Sean/ can"t B:ffurd toys that will help thei;r chil- activities possible. . _ . Sebastian, Cody G. Sisson, dren's ~elopment. . _. "'LotS of D.etworking is going on _here, .. Nicholas Spence. Emily "It made such good sense to have Holleman said~ "'Parents visiting with other SteWart, EVan· Stubbs, Jeston preschool children, Head Start children parents 'and grandparents. EVeryone is·

disabilities. The· only difference ·during playgroups is ~at- --~ces are prOvided. to meet t;he chjldreyi's health nOOde. .

·· In both Parents-'as-Teachers omd t;he bitth.-tbrough-3 prOgrams~ leaders visit ·children omd families in thoU- homes omd provide workshops mld trai:riingS tbr fami-: liee, in bOth Spanish-and Ei>ll'lah. Some of these incl;Ude videos on br8:in d.l;weloprnent,· training based on a needs assessment done by the liigh ~chool, such as CPR and first­aid, nutrition·, derital ~~ positive' ~~ pline ·and p_arenting skills, -P.aren.t relaX­a-tion and. ment81 health. home safety; car m$tenaitce S,nd · spring ciMning, This week they'll be working On holiday arts and · cr~. Holleman said.

Vuicich_ 'and Holleman also are working · with the parerit-students at Ruidoso High ·· · School ip. t.lte GRADS p~. Who c9.me up with thErlr own list oftrairiings, such as "infant massage and· how .to periodicaily assess their own bfwi.es. -roT deoteloPmE!ntal .milestones. Dr. Janet Ari-owsmith-Lowe will be visiting them to answer medical and . health issues, another thenie they· idenH­fied as im~t.. · _ -

AlVarez, Bianca Baca, Anthony Beltran, · Stella Brewer, Madalyn Burr, Andra L. Harkey, Branden L. Langley, Jesse Ortiz, Cheri L. Sanche2;, Lisa M. S8D.chez

c R; Uhl, Lydia Warren, RaChel and kindergarten all on the eam.e campus;" leariiirig frpm s.omeone E!'lse. Sorile parents Warren · - Holl~man said of tlu! recent collaboratiOn. come as many a.S three years. .

The Ruid.QsO schools provide in-ki:iad suppOrt ·-ror·_--'bolli~ :Pro~. in building.: suPplies, telephone 8b.d staff training, while a grap.t provjdes for salaries for the Ruidoso Downs -JeSsica. L: "T t;tether, we cooperate and are able to "One of the reasons)Dr-the playgroups is

Alto - Kelli Bjtmk. Jennifer Cannella, Ashlee L. Cam.er, Melissa Crites, Erica S. Hoff, Brooke L. Holland, · Megan

Kainpsky;Siniona R. Ramos cover a lot, of bases.'' · . to model appropriate play equipment; par- full-time staff. · San ~~tricio ...,. Jessica- N.. 'V11icich agreed, adding that 8.t Nob Hill, ·ents might decide to purchase it," she si;rid.

C-and.eJaria:, Hamony Ha~7 both programs could pl;ll"ticipate- in the II:l Ruidoso, there are two playgroups a: "Parents-as-'Thachers- is in the second

. thre'e-year gr&nt through the Office of · Child- Development; . it E!"fs in _2002," Carlos Miranda tnusic program- with Mark KB.slllnar's week; .in Capitan, Hondll and Carrizozo,

kinde1 •.rrut.en class, in Nob Hill assemblies, twice a month; aDd iil. Mescalero, once a school picturr>S arid the health and nursing mOnth. Staff members also participate in

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Nine mambars of the Ruidoso High School 24 Karat Gold Band and three choir members qualified for All State competltforis in Albuquerque Jan. 9-12. They are, from left, back row: Guy Griffin, Sarah Hayton, Jonathan Korczyk, Fletcher Herring, Glen Cheng and Ryan Vodermann; middle, Rebekah LeBlanc, Ariel Kannady and Katie Armstrong; and, front. choir members Jocelyn Smith, Angela Zagone and Jenny Gtleer.

Capitan Wednesday, Dec. 12 . - -

Breakfast: Ham bar, cereal, juice or fruit

Lunch: Pizza, green beans, fruit. tossed sal&d

Thursday, Dec. 13 Breakfast: Waffies, cereal, fruit or juice

Lunch: Barbecue chicken, plilSf;a salad, veggie sticks with dip, fruit

Friday, Dec. 14- Breakfast: Cfunamon roll, cereal. jt,rlCe or fririt

Lunch: Sloppy Joe on a: bun, lettuce, tomato, pickle, corn, fruit

Monday, Dec. 17 Breakfast: French toast, sausage, fruit or jui.ee -

Lunch: Frito pie, pintO beans, tossed salad, fruit

Tuesday, Dec. 18 Breakfast: Cheese toast, cereal, juice or fruit

Lunch: King R,mch chicken, rice, tossed salad, fruit

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BreakfBat: Scrambled eggs with ham .

Lunch; -Chili con ~ --~ bl$ls, salad, fruit

Thursda_y, Dec. 13 Breakfast: Breakfaet pizoa.

Lunch: s~·aghetti, JP"een beans, garlic biead, fruit

. Friday, Dec. 14 -· Breakfast:· -Cereal

Lunch: PiZza, veggie sticks', salad, sugar cookie, fruit

. Monday, Dec.· 17 · --Breakfast: Cereal ·

. Lunch: 9heeseburger maca­roni, green beans, :rQll, salad, fruit ' '

· Tuesday, Dec. 18 Breakfast: Pan~,

Lwieh: l.asagna; com, garlic roll, salad, Jell-0

Sierra Vlsm Primary· Wednesday, Dec. 12

B~ast: Cinnamon roll or .,.,..,u

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seiVices throu8-h the schpol. · · pl.aygroups at local childcan:i centers. "At this point I don"t. know hOw we're

going to keep operating ... I'm. guing to be knocking on lots Of doors to keep 'the pro­gram gOing." .

Vuicich's pl-ogra.m is furided through the "Typically developing" children are Jndi~duals with Dis~bilities Educa~on.Aht inclUded ·with children with develoPmental

· artd serves· about 6o fmniliS~J in Lincoln c-;cr;rrr.r= County With developmental- and therapy serVices. evaluatiops, respite care, reren al services and resource assistance to fami­lies. Children are screeried and evaluated

· for developmental delays Ond "Individualized Family Services Plans" are developed.

"We're telling families that the years from birth through 3 are the most impor­tant for brain developm!'IDt - how critical this time is,~' Vuicich said. "We do more of the therapy and early intel'Yention, and direct therapy with children, and we edu­cate families about development. Jan works with families overall, educating fam­ilies about how they can become the chil.d's first teacher."

The Parents-as-Teachers. Program serves 105 families, starting with the belief

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LlkiS 'Vulclch .. director. of AEC IX Developmental Services' birth-through-age-3 program, and Nellie likrth Jones, a retired Ruidoso schoolteacher, play with a baby during playgroup.

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Lunch: ·Chili con carne and . beans, salad, fruit

Thursday, Dec. 13 Breakfast: Breakfast piZza or. c..-1

Lunch: Spoghetti, green . 'beoms, garlic bread, fruit

. Friday,~- .14 -.Breakfast: Breakfust burrito or cereal

Lunch: Pizza; . vegg1e sticks, salad, sugar coolrie, tnllt

Monday, Dec. 17-Breakfast: CiJu?.amon rOll or cereal ..

Lunch: c~~ maca­roni,. green beans, roll, salad, fruit '

Tuesday, Dec. 18 Breakfast: Pancakes or cereal

Lunch: r'.asagn~, corn, garlic roll, salad, JOll-0 .

White Motmtain Elemenmry, Jntermedial:e

Wedneeday, . Dec. 12 B~t: Cinnamon i'oll or cereal

Lunch: Chili con M.rne and beans, sB.lad, fruit; Chicken

fries basket Thursday, Dec. 13

BreakfaSt: Breakfast pizza or cereal

Lunch: Spaghetti, green beans, garlic brea4-, fruit; Picnic wrap basket

Friday. Dec. 14 - B~akfast: . Breakfast bonito or ceriaal

'Lunch: Beef tacos, refried be3ns, salad, sllgai'. cookie. fruit; ·chicken ·sandwich .bas­ket

MQrtday;: -- Dec.. 17 . Breakfast: Cinnanion roll or cereal .

Lunch: Chee'seburger mac­. aroni, green beans, roll,-salad, fruit, BurritO basket

Tuesday. . Dec. 18 Breakfast: Pancakes or cereal

Lunch: Lasagna, oorn, gar~ lie roll, salad, Jel~-0; Hamburger basket

~ Mfddle School · W~dnesday,. Dec.. 12 . Breakfast: Chuno, fruit

l..UDch: Picnic· wraps;- potato chips, lettuCe and tomato, s~ cookies, fruit

Thursday, · Dec.13 ...., Breakf~t: Dmiuts, fruit

LunCh: Sloppy Joe On a bun, corn, lettuce and pickle, fhrit

Friday, Dec. 14 - Breakfast: Cereal, graham crackers, fiouit

Lunch: Manager's choice Monday. Dec. 17 ,..._

Breakfast': Ceteal, graham crackers, fruit

'Lunch: Steak fingers, mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans, whe&t rolls, fruit

Tuesday, Dec. 18 · Breakfast: Cinnamon roll, fruit

Lunch;. Chicken pot pie-, ~d vegetables, :wheat rolls,

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Ruidoso High ScbOcd. Wednesday, Dee. 12-

Breakrast: Cinnamon rOll- or cere'al, graham eracltere, fruft

LW'_l.Ch: Picnic- wraps, pota ..

tO .chips, lettuce ·and pj.ckle., fruit '

Thursday, Dec. 13 B~akfast: Brt;!akfast pizza or cereal, fruit ·

:Lunch: Lasagna with gt'ound beef. lettuce and tmnato, garlic bread, cherry -cobbler

F.riday, Dec. 14 Breakfast: Breakfast burrito ~th egg, salsa, or cereal, gra­ham craokers, fruit

Lunch: Sloppy Joe on 8.· bun, ·corn, lettuce and pickle," fruit

Monday, Dec. 1'7_ Breakfast; Cinnamon roll or cereal,. graham crackers, f.n:rl.t

Lurich: Steak finger~. mashed potatoes with gi-avy, green beans, wheat· rolls, fruit

· Tuesda:y, ~ec. 18 Breakfast: Pancakes or cere~ al, graham crackers, fruit

Lunch: Chicken pot pie, mixed vegetables, wheat rolls, fruit

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Home burglarized

Ruidoso .police .investigated a residential-bllllP-arY and·lar~ ceny in the 100 block 9f Pinecrest Drive at 11 a.m. Dec. 9,

The owrier or"the house 'said she was awakened by a noise and went OU:t to_· cheCk and .sa~

police-, a :.;eport said . . Ikl allegedly ·was ~n uri-.

nating ~n _the side. ofJthe road. .Fadilla-was verbally_ -abusive to pfticers and tried to kick~-Qit o~, according. to$ :report.

~Olice- sai(l he had to be ~ ried. by both arms and was tbrea~ the officers,

fron> the m8chine located out.­Side of an office, police said.·

··.A simUar incideht waa reported at the RQ!doso VaUey Chamber of. Commerce's ·mlllchine, police said.l:\llice said it looked like a master ~y was used to-oPfm the ina.ChineS." . . -- _)

two teen.age girlo on her porch. -Wuulow btoken The girls said they WeJ"e look,- -Police ilwestiga'b!d i.qjury or

V<:hlcfli damaged . .

ing for a friend's.house. · · Police ·received a· repOrt· of tampering w;itb. a motor Vehicle-The next mprning the owner injury to propert_y- in ·the 200() ~ the 12()0 block Of :~echem

missed two cellul.a.t' tt;!lephones-;-- block Of Stidder:th DriW at· the Driv~ ~t s· p.rn. Dec. "7. _ . _ $300 cash and C:bs; a total Silver Eagle 'Ira~_ O(.mpany · The vehicle w&a damaged a,t .. value of $730. ·at 4 a.m: Pee. 8. · · the_ Ru.idoso Bowling Alley ·

Man arrested . Police airested Jimmy -M.

Padilla, -49, of Capitan for -alleged battery on a police -offi­cer, resisting, Obstructing arrest and public nuisan(;e. il:l the block of Highway 48 and University at 12:34 a.m. Dec. 9.

Padilla was· siopped for a possible DWI. and .refused 'to give his driver's license to

• Planning and Zoning. Commiss-ioners t;:xpressed concern bver standards.

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Subdivisions being built outside the village but 'within· a s-mile radiQS, are creating a "large and growing ptyblein" because o_f the lack of road standards,· said Ruidoso Planning and Zoning ComiPission chairman Glen . Barrow.·

Village manager Alan Briley said subdivisions in the county do not have to meet road specl-

_ The alarm was set "Off at the .while -the_ ·ownm• Was -inside. siore because a Vrind.ow. had, The vehi~ waif ~cratched on · been broken, bUt.nothh-m was both,_~dea, pd]ice aaid. :taken, ·p()lice said.

ViOlation alleged. , . Peps., i machine hit · 1 PoliCe arrested Juan· Olvera

Jl'olice receiVed -a report of 41, ·for all¥d violation ·Q£ con­injury to p~_perty _and 1.arci:mY dition ·of release in· the 200 iri the 600 block pf Sudderth block ofGaviian Trailer Park ~tt ~ve at 4:01 p.m. Pee. 7. · 4:44 nee: s. . .

A Pepsi niacbine's_ loc::k was· Police said Olvera had been removed and·mo~ __ was taken ' ~and was swaying.

fications as they do in tlie -vil­~ge, ' The issue of roads was ·

brought up ·-at the regular Ineeting of . the villa~ or RQ!doso ~nning and Zoning

·missioner Rick Silva s&id.­. One of -the re~ons Subdivi­sion ordin:anqes· -~Bra adopted was so an area WOuldn't ~e · . a ·eo~." viD.age attorney. John Underwood said.

me'eting. , . •tr the city "It Is d!llculous ·

decides to annex to reqUI"! the

Briley said cllfc ferent. standards 'should l>e create<! for -extraterrltori81 zones. "It is rj.dicu~ lous to ~uire. the city standarda," he

the propert;y there ~ standanls." are no roads built," · . Briley said. Alan Briley

-Some concel'Il8 Viii~ manager of the cOnun.i.ssion were that roads would be·iiia.d­equate foi em~ vebiclea ·and school buseS. , .

•Just think of a catastrophic fire - all those people trying to get 01,1t at the same time," com~

~i~aid. But for nhw the decision by

the board, was for the Alto Crest Subdivision to have·-a pri­vate_. county ·road with stan­

. d..,.ds of-20 feet wit;h 2 teet on. each sick~ to tum around.

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Gov'em.or's . ?ublic Land ·Grazing Task FOrce is set for 9 fl.m .. Dec. 17, at ·the Tays Spl!!eia1 Event~;~ Center in .Alalilogordo, ·

· The purpo'~ of the m~ting ia to obtain fuformBtion on ted­eralliVestock grazing inane~ ment pplicies and anY effect.& those polici,ea may- haVe 9n per-

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. Six pan.,lo c:onsisting of rep­res·entatives ·from the U.S, FOrest Service, the· Bureau of land Management, gr8.zing ·pei-;mi~. local gu\rernment . ofliciab; and the acientific COlll.­munij;y will teati!;\' _before the task.force. · .

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The special ~en't.s center is at. 2235 North r:;Jcenic Drive . For mote infon:ilation, · contact George . DD-u,ds-- of . th~ Agricultur!ll · Progr&llls and Resources Division ·:at: (505) ·

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First a reminder about the Christmas Drive 'for the animal shelter oPerated on Gavilan Canyon by the Hu­mane Society of Lincoln County.

This is a way to ensure What you donate direCtly benefits lost and abandoned animals.

Shelter administrator Sandy Ford said the shelter

' most needs puppy and kitten food, although adult pei food always is useful:

Toys and treats and old soft blankets also are needed.

The items can be dropped off at the shelter or at the society -thrlftshop in Pine Tree Square on Sud-derth Drive. ·

Although the society's membership' drive was tar-_· geted for Saturday at Thrift­way, new members alWays are welcomed. ·-

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shelter most-weekday after­noQns. The cost is "$10 for an' individuaJ annual member~ Ship, $15 for a faniily mein-·' bership and $50 to become a business partner. If you would like a membership fonn mailed to you. lt;:ave a message on the machine at (505) 257-9841. .

If your interest goes be­yond carrying a card and giv­ing donations. your time also would be aPpreciated at the thriftshop or for other ac-. tivities·. ·

' Contact acting society president Cal Cowden for more infonnation.at (505) 257-4529. or stop at the _thriftshop where he can be found most of the time.

If you sign. up right­away~ you Can attenli the SO-' decy•s imnual mea:nbership meeting set for 6 p.m .• Jan. 21. at the 1.:1ons -Clubhouse. 106 $outh Overlook Street.

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All members are urged· to attend and catCh up on what•s been happening this past year and what iS: planned for the future.

I"m al$0 looking for some interesting stories about people who directly rescued animals that became their pets. who went through crises such as losing and then recovering their pets or adopted animals from a shel­ter who later proved.their worth.

Please send the stories to Ruidoso News. Attention: DianRe Stailings. P.O. Box 128. Ruidoso. NM 883_55.

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Week of December 12- December 18, 2001

Sa&Pttarlus:CNov 22 - Dec 21) To do the job right, yoU have to ask the right questions & ge~ the right person to do it! You can't do everything yourself or you'll split your good energy!

Caprieorn:CDec 22 ... Jan 19) Ws just not ·that simple! Quit warring abo~t WHY Something or Someone isn't Qoing Arhat you Want oi­Need I l.et that go & you do your part!

Aquarius;(Jan 20 - Feb 181 Your Money isn't·going to change a ~it-until ¥0U

change the way you Think & Speftd it! Get Paper & Pei-J., see ,where you end up!· It's · · tii1,J-b to 'Say ·"NO'~. · ' -

Pisces: .<Feb 19- Marclt 20) Too ma~y Things & People are comiitg at you at all sides! Stop them bef6re they take-away your Jife you- want _to i'ivef Go h1side.yc;>rirself and renew!.

Aries: (Mar 21 - April 191 ·. Oh! This ·could be Good! Don't throw away opportuni­ty t.o change your lifel You cail't have Faith & Fear at the same time 1tjust won't w:ork! Step- out & go!

Thurus: C.Agr 20 - May 20l Now is .the time for you to make that move! Plan ahead so you ~on't 'make yourself crazy! Write everything down in the order it needs to be in!

Gemini;-. CMay2l -- June 20 ) Running here & there and getting nowhere fast! ASk for help1 Have a little .fun while your .going in circles, if you're going to'be dizzy make· tbe most of it! ·

Cancer:l.IpUe 21-.luly m You:;ll do different things wilh people·J Make the most· ·Of WJ:lat yoi.J have, not what you ''Think;" you don't have1 .Faith. can go a long wa.y, when you have it~

Leo: (July 23- Aug: 22J It's not just anothet day! _It's the day_you wi11 de~..·ic..ll·d io do things your way! lbat doesn't me~ it wil1 be right tho! Weigh -out the pros & cons first!

VJnw: (Aue 23 - Sept 22l Show the One you Love just that! More· Love! Don't assume they can ·read yo~r mind! DQn'tlo;;e a ~ood thing ·by assuming that they are.there! ·

J,.ibra:CSept 23·- Oct 221 The Teacher (Yo':J) will .be taught a valuable lesson soon!, Take in concentration what the leSson you are learning abput yoUrself! You will pass this lesson oni

Soorpio: (Oct 23._- Noy 21) You could ·be hQ.ving a good titne right now ''IF" you Qon ""t let your anger ·get in the-waY,t Don't Waste your titile on Negative People, Places or ·Things t

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RuldasoLallv ·warrior Dusti Franklin beats everyone d<P/In- · .cou~ rora shot at tho. City_ of Champions· Classic In Artesia \hllfS<l~y,Tho warriots mariaged just one Win over the

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Wrestlers. continue. hot start on road

· • Ruidoso nearly topped the'l4-teamJleld at a · weekend tciurriament in Thcumc¥L ·

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"EV_eryl?_ody ·did re~lly.well. · TQ.ey ·.a_tepped· up aS -a team," :Perry said. ·

on the first aay ofthe'tWo­day tournament, RUido.sO doWD.Ad · hOst -school . -Tucumcari and Estiendo High School of Lubbock, 'Thxas~ The

The Ruidoso High SchoOl WarriorS then fen tO Moriarty. wrestling. tear;n continUes to Thej WTesiled mcii-e · than · look like a fbrce_tv be reck- .SOindividualmatChesthe-sec­oned with· in Ctass SA," aS it. and ·day. ' _ cruised to ·a -second-place ·fin- "We came _back that ne~ ish· in .Tucutncari over the daY. Bll:d did e~ceptionally weekend. Well .. We tpok it to the next ·-

The .14~team competition level,".- Peri'y Said. " .. _. pur kjds waS not-~· quite a.s · ara extremely eXcit:-~u~h as· that; in nH's .w..a_ ng-· .to, -. ed· and even more -Rio .Rancho, 5"!11 ·-moti.vat~!d no:w." Ruidoso's last be ,a dogfight· · There . iS .littl~ . .meet, but it Was for the distriCt . rest/ for /' the fa..-· from· a cake• · title/.' · · · ·Warriors this week,. walk. The 'tP.ough;· as they' Warrior.e .t.opped · Jerrett Perry, travel -to. ·socorro

RHS wrest1lng- cilac"h several Class 5.A ~ today at 4 p.m. for a teams, finishing · thnle.teain meet

· PHOTOBYTODDBUTI8 .. behln.c:l only-Moriarty, . with the hosting WarriorS and

ONG . ROAD . Even mort. impressiv~ly, 11' .St. Michael'a. .·

of the 14. starting Warriors Perry said the match will · .. niade it to, the medal :round be.ag'oodtest,

Warrior boys, girls. have tough time· finding wins in Artesia · andpl&.eed. /"This is going. tO· give us a

'We ooi:npeted. at the level ~od. -;lepicti.on of where· we we'Ve been anticiPating_ the compare 'with the rest of the last ·couple of years," Ruidoso. ~ols in ·3A." · "coach.Jerrett.Pei-rysaid. The Warrior!) also got to 11\'lOOD BUllS

· Eioa nm iunoosa NEW5 Lad.yCats, 13· 7. But the WarriOrs orice _again let their oPponent back in the game.. .~ . · .

The Ruidoso· Warriors varsity basketmill '. Ruidoso's offense cou,ldn't keep clicking, teams wont on the road to test their sKills at the though. "" the Lad:Ycats won, 55-39. C~ty of Champions Classic in Artesia Thursday The WarriorS were abl8to end on a high·note. tbrougb."Saturda,y. · when they faced the Del Valle Conquistadors in

Both 1:ea.m.!J were able to get an idea of what. the game f'oi seventh place.

Ruidoso may Have done see district rival New Mexico even better, bUt was mi~sing MiliJ;arY. Institute in two wrestlei-s, including last Tucumcari. The Colts placed Year's heavyweight State in th'e ·top five' "at. the meet, champion~· :Patrjek Hodges, impressing Perry~ · who W$8 tak:i,ng the. ACT. · "It's going to be a dogfight

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ThursdaY. · Aries.'- 85, Ruidoso 62 Menaui 62. MeSQaiero 32 Frf~Y. ' .

·Oei Valle 62, Ruidoso 42 Mescalero 45; MenaUi JV 41 Saturday

• Gobre 66. Ruidooo 56" ·· c.UWnpolnt -71 , Mescalero 40 . Lake Arlt1Ur 72, Corona 39

Girls Basketball Thursday·.· . Garlsbad 62, RuidOso 44 Friday . Lovington 55, Ruidoso 39 ·· Sat'Ufday AUldQflo 42, Del VpHe 29 . Gapitan 4~; Lu~1ng 47 .

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Wres!Hng · Ruidoso at Socorro {Trl); 4 p.m.

Thursday, ·oec. 13 ·Boys baskBtbaH . _ Capitan at Cloudcrofltdl.lrneY ,. TSA Corona at BVC tourney, TBA. Girls basket}Jsfl · Capitan: at Cloudcroft tourney, TBA Corona at BVC tourney. TBA

Friday, Dac. 14 SoYs basksltJall . . Ruidoso at Artesia, 7:30 p.m. Capllan at" Cloudcroft tourney, TBA Corolla at B\IC tourney, TBA CarrizOzo at Loving tourney, TBA (JirlS b8s~lba/l . Artesia at Ruidoso, 7:30 p.m. C8pltan at l:;loudcrofl tourney, TBA Corona at BVC toUrney, TBA C8rrlzom at Loving tourney, TBA

... ,~-~~~-~--·········~---theY-Deed to wor~ on in~ upcoming·season ;in The Lady Warriors wasted no titne against order to be ...,..,.,.,.JUl Tlu>' L~ Waniaro' orie· the ConquistadOra, !sadinJ< 18-9 after the fiist ·~Jit""'t'IBi~eD.t .. WP. orie more than the period.~ Waqiors offense gaVe them a 28--1.6 bOys were able to accompl:isbo · · ·.b81ftiin.e· advantage. ·

Lady. m~ .. The Warriors held the (lonquiBtadors to only . w ... nors . 13 pomts m the- half and brought hmne

The Lady Warriors. played the Carlsbad the only W..,-lOr victory of the tournament, 42-Cavegn.IS .in the first round of the .tournament, 29. · · ·

; Junior David McNally got. for 'the district title,".he said, . . thesole'Ru,idosogoldmedaliri noting that the Colts did not .Tucumcari,. in the 160-pound Q.ave a full squad last -season. w:eight class. Freshman Josh- Santa Teresa and the NEIW Pior nearly got antither,.. Mexico School for the ViSually . . · falling 10·7 in the 145~pound Haridicapped, ·which also ·a,re final against .his MOriarty in District 4A-AAA, willlik~y

N~\8a~N.Y.Giants13 Denver 20, Seattle 7 Wlshlngton 20. Arizona 1 o

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New Mexico 87, Tennessee Tech 80-. . Washlnglon 75, NMSU 74 hopiDg to avenge their loss to the Lipe notched 14 points and

counterpart. not· be as strong,_ PetTY said.·

C~egirls earlier in the Season. . .-'We ..,._.._. 8 really ·. Cla:trisa Silva bad 10 to lead ~e · Ruido8(J started oft' strong' 1"'9"1iiU way to Victory· and seventh: place against Carlsbad. The Warriors goOd first half and fOr the team. . jumped out to a IH !sad m the . the tbrid qua!'ler - . The Lady Warriors .were also .

Capitan girls ground Falcons first period.. forcing the Cavegirls came out really presented ·the SportSmimshiJ) ·BY WfS SCHWENGRS

. Rl1WOSO NE'WS SPORTS llDITOR ... "t9 go to the full.~ piWS. flat." award for the" tournament.

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The Capitan Tigers girh, basketball team got . through a gut cheek Friday in Lovirig to come

home With a 49-47 win over the Lady Falcons.

capitan 49, Loving 47 to tw<> points, 8-6, under the Greg ~z, ~,. pressUre. A three·pointer by ~ew RHS girls The WBrriors faced· the host WarriorClarrisa ·SiJva seemed to baSketball coach school, Artesia, in the first round While first-year coach Rusty Wilcox ·SaiD the

n_. (3-2) could play much better, he Qidn't ·

• The Tigers hung on i.n a nailbiter to get -a biQ road win.

jump start tb.e Wanior offense. of tournainent. Ruidoso held the lead through most of the half, The Bulldog offi>Dse kept the Warriors on but trailed Carlsbad hy eight points at halllime, their .heels through the first half of the game. 35-27. The Warriors trailed the Bulldogs 46~26 at half.

·The Cavegirls defensive pressure in the sec-- time~ and half caused the Warriors to turn the ball · Arlesia spread the offense aroun~ with fiVP. over repeatedly. The Warriors fell to the players in double figures. Bulldog Justin Clark Oavegirls 6244 in the first round of the touney. lead tha way with 21 points in their win over

"We"ve got to keep our minds ·focused. We tiie Warriors, 85..S2. pia,oec). a really good first half and the third Tl)e Warriors had two players m double ilig­quarter we came out really flat," said new its. David Rice lead the way with 16 points, fol· Warrior coach Greg Marez. lowed by Chance Hooper with 14 points.

The Warriors next took Oll Lovington, and The Warriors secorid-round matchup was held ·the lead after the first period against the against the Del Valle Conquistadors. The

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Girls 7lh, boys 8th in Artesia . . . • _The Warriors struggled at the City of Ch,ampions Cassie, .. compiling just a 1-5 combined record for the three-day tourney.

Conquistadcmi 1~ 94 after a slow first period for both teams. The· Warriors outscored Del Valle in the second to take a 26·24 lead at the break.

'l'he defense of the Conquistadors held the W&rriors to only eight points in each of the final two "periods of the gan;1e. Lack of offense cost the .. W~ors a 62-42loss in the second :roUnd.

• 1 Warrior Christie LaPaz was the high scorer . See RHS~ page 2C

take the victory for granted.· "Any time you win on the road~ it;s always a

positive," he said. · The win guaranteed Capitan more wins than they notched during last seaSon. The Tigers lost all but two of their games in 2000-2001.

WJlcox chalked the early success up to solid team effort, saying that no individual is trying to fio too much, even with Loving breathing down their necks.

''We could have just given up, but we didn't," Wilcox said:

The coach added that he was pleased with his defense, ~t that he WOuld like to see the tea.n1's free.throW shooting improve. The ,Tigers' speed was tested, as the Falcons featured a full-court press and fast-break offimse. · . ·

"We're getting better and better," Wilcox said. · . "We're about :Where I~ we~d be."

ResultS· l'.rom Capitan'S game with Dexter fuesday.w~ not available. The Tigers will keep busy this ;we<ltend, takin!l part m the eight­"team. Mountaintop 'Thurnament in Mountainair .

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~dJ ngar Jessica Backer puts up·a shot during a game last season. Capitan Is off to a better start this year .

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11\'WISSCIIWSIGEIS , . 'The kids i-eelly ~ the . abls to reduce itB. -.., ·The .Chiel8 also bad a game RUIOOiiQ. NBWs 5POiirs ltDrltlll ball over too many times. They.. . most of tlte way.· with . the Ruidoso C team

-~ -really into the game," · '1n the last game, they start- · Monday night, which they won •. The ~ Chiel8 boys he sl!id: eel taking care of- ball a lot handily, 84-35.

basketball team didn't play its·-~ ' 'l'liat was especially tnre m better until the Wurth quarter," . LaPaz said )le was especially best gm;nes 'of tl;le. ye&r 'tbeirfirst-round'match-upwith he$aid. pleased wi.th what he .saw 'l'll!lrsday through Saturday m · hoSt school .Menaul. 'i'he M......ruero actually drew Monday, .

. Albuquerque, but stlll-m!!'l"ged . Pan~ were able to nm past . within eight points m the third ' 'The boys pleyed liko they a win. , · . - ' the ChiofB, posting a 62-32 win, . period befbre the Eagles were abould. Every~ was clicking

The Chiel8 took part in an In the· oonsoiation l>racl<et, abls to pull away. (Monday), night. Hope!Wiy, eight-team · tournaDIOnt at Mesc8Iero . did get. past the they'll keep phl>fug liko that." Menaul High Scliool/ p1ayiDg Panther .W, 8lthough LI>Paz ... Ch"ef b · The Chiel8 have two games tJn-ee gameS in three daya. It said hiS team c:ould have es,sily . · 1 oys )<ill; befure the Christmas break,. wo8 rOUgh going the entire wa.y, lost, as it oontmued to make a ~ketball one Saturday against the as ~'s only win was a lot of.mu.takes. Mescalero 84. Ruidoso c;: · ·Warrior C team again, and 45-41 viotory OY'e1' tile Menaul . lit the fiil:h-plaiJo game, the 35 · · ~ at home against jiminr vlll'Sity squad. ChieiB looki!d a lot yetter, but Corona:.

Chief ooach Christis LaPaz still fell to a tough Crownpoint • The Chiefs were fifth in The break will last until Jan. !lfi;d ~ hurt Iilli team's ·team, 71-40. · · . !\llenaul and ·beat the l!. ·a Ia,voli'LaPaz. smd he hoped ~ · I,IU'az said Iilli team was Ruid~ c team MQndaY. WOuldn't hurt his team,

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The Carrizozo Grizzlies boys basketball team, (0-5), looking fl.- their first wiit ·of the season, hosted the Gateway Quistian wmTi.Ors (2-1) Thursday,

The GriZzlies •tayed m­game, holding the Warriors to. a single-digit leftd in the first halfi~9-21. .

WWe drppped down by seven before we even knew we were playing ball. We just didn"t come ready .to plq"

said Grizzlies coach Mel Holland,

· THe Grizzlies cOntinued to chase the Warriors· thlvugh the third period. .

A three--pointer by the Grizzlies at the end of the third had cut the lead to 37• 30. Tluit Was as clOse ·as the Grizzlies were going to be able to get, though, as they lost· the game, 55-47.

The Gtjzzlies traveled to Gateway 'fuesdey to see if they could a.venge the loss. ResUlts from Roswell Were not available at press time.

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Rui-Ladr Warrior Ou..U Franklin beats everyone·down~ court for a ·shot at the .CitY of Champions·

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· Warriors IJ'l{lnaged ·just one win Over the weekend: while thler male QOunterparts fared even worse, gollllJ. 0-3.

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Warrior boys; girls have tough time finding wins in Artesia BY lUDD ll1llili . l'Oir.··1HE RlOD050 NEWS Ladyeats, 13-7. But the Warriora o'nce _&gain let

~eir DPJ>01:lent back. in the game. The Ruidoso Warribrs varsity basketball Ruidoeo's offense couldn't keep clicking,

te8ms w.~t on the road to test; their skills at the thpugh, as the Ladycats won, 55-39. City of ChEQDpio:ns Classic in Artesia Th~day . The'Watriors were able to end OJ?. a high note,

. tin'<n!gb. Saturday. · when they faced the Del Valle Conquist&dors m . BOth tkams were able to get an idea of what the. ~e for "'eventh place.

they nee4 to. work on in the upcoming s~ jn · The Lady Wani~s w~ no time againat order to be epCc:eesfU!. Til~- Ll<l!Y Warriors' one- the ConquistadmB, leading 18-9 after the first

· ~ llti"'tlfifto'UrnatnEmt _wp orie nidre than the period. The'Wan-iors offense gaVe them a 28~-tG bOys Were~ to-acComplish. ·bA'fft:fttte advantage. .

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·hot. start .on road • Rui<;loso nearly topped . the 14-team field ata weekend tournament in

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"Everybody .did really welL They stepved up as a team,"

· Perry said, · · Ori. the.·first day of the two.:. .

day tou.rnaziumt, /'Ruidoso downed. host; / school Tucumcari and :gstiendO High SChool of'Lubboc~ Thxas. The

The RuidQSo .High School WarriorS then fell to W:oriarty: --wreE!tlhlg team. Continues tO · TheY,· wrestled more than look like a force to· .be: reck- 30 h)dividual matches the .sec-oned with. :in· Class 3;A.; as i;t; . ond day. · . ·~tW.sed to _a second-place ·fin- · 'We cam!'! hac~ ~t- ·nex.t. . ish in _fuoulncari' dver. the . day ·and ·did exceptionally weekend. . well We t®k i~· to the. ni;Dd ·

. The 14~teiain Co:Qlpetition level,".Perr:Y.said. "-.. :QU.r kids was not' quite aS"· areJ!Xi:.remelY excit-tough as that in Uft's -=ng lo ed ~and· evep. mQre Rio · · Ra'ncho, 6'H mcitivaied now._" Ruidoso's last' .be a dogfight- .. There is little 1;11eet. but it Was for ihe district rest for the f~· from a cake-· ~8.'-' ·wsrriors·t.Pis week,

. wftlk. 'The "thOugh, as they War:riors topped·. · - JerieU Perry. travel -to Socorro several Class 5A RHS wrestling cQaCh today at 4 p.:tD.. for a teJJ.Iils, finishing ·- three-teatn meet behim~ only M~y. with the host:Utg Warriors -and

Even tnoNdtJ,lprilssively, 11 St. Michael's. . of the 14· starling Warriors Pefr.y said the match will made ·it to the medal r~ be a good·te'st:- · and· placed. · ."This.·'iS gOing~ give us .a

iWe competed ~t the -level good depiction of Where we we've 'been anticipating .. the compare with the rest of the last couple of years," RuidoSo schOolS in 3A'." coach Jarrett Perry .said. The Warriors. also- 'got to

Ruid(lso may _hq.ve · done see. district rival New Mexico eYen better, but was: lQ.issing Military Institute in two wrestlers. including last Tucu~. The ColtS placed year's heavyweight. state in the top five ,at the meet, c]lampion:, .PatriCk Hodges, impressing Perry . who'Was taking the ACT. "It:s going to be a dogfight

Junior David. McNally -gOt for the district tit1e,~ he'Baid, the sOle' Ruidoso gold medal in .noting iluit the .Colts did -not

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car,Jsbad 62, RUidoso 44 Friday . loVington 55, Rl!ld~o a~

. ,' Saturday . ·' Ruidoso 42., Del Vall!l29 . I Capitan 49. Loving 47 .

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Wrestling -Ruidoso ai.SocorrO fl'ri), .4 'p.m .

Thursday,·_Dec.13 8tiys ba$ketbaH· . Capitan at Cloudcroft tourney, TBA corona at BVC tourney, TBA

· Girls baSketball . Capitan at Cloudcroft touinaY, TBA Coro.nti atB.VCtourney, TBA -

friday; Dec. 14 Boys baskiJtbaH · .. Ruidoso at Artesia, 7;30 p.m. Capllan arCioudcroft tourney, TBA Corona at 8\'C touriley,' TBA

· tarri!OZQ at Lovtng.toumey,.TBA Girl$ basketball Artesia Ill: Ruldosp, 7:30 p.m .. Ci1pltan at Cloudcroft tounwy, TBA CGrona at BVC tour~. TBA · GarrizOZO al•l.QVirig tourney. TBA

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. Washln!llon 20, Arizona 1 0

Lady Warrio, · · The Warriors held the Conquistadors to only . ' rs . . 13 points ill the secOnd half and brought home j. The .Lady Warriors played. the Carlsbad· theon)yWarriorvictoryofthetot:trtiament,42-

. . . Cavegirls in the first ro~ of the tournament,. 29. ·

· .'I)1cumcari, in the 160-pot.ind hi.we a full squ8.d last season. · weight class. ·F'reshi:nan ·Josh Santa 'Thresa and the New Pior nearly got ari.other, · . .MexiCI) Sehool for the Visually ·falling 10-7 in the 145-pound Handicapped. which also are finai ag8ins.t hiS Moriarty in District 4A-AAA, will likely counterpart. n_ot be .as strong; Perry said.

NeliA Saturday . Nsw Mexico 87, Tennessee Ted180 washington 75, NMSU 74 .

hOpingtoavonge'thelrlosstothe LIDo notched 14 points and C~vegjrls earlier m tha season. "We played a really Clarrisa Silya had 10 to lead the Ruidoso statted . off -strong ...._. first half and . . way to victory and seventh place against Carlsbad .. The Watriots evuu . for the team.· . jumpOd out to a B-1 lead ;;, the ·the thrid quarter we . The Lady Warrioni were also

Capitan girls ground Falcons.·. first period, furcingtheCavep-ls came Out real!y presented the Spottsmanship to go to the full-court press. flat." award: for the tournament;

The Warriore lead dwindled Wairlor """"' to two poin'bl, 8-6, under the .Greg Marez, uur"' pressure. A . three-pointer by New RHS girls Warrior Clariisa Silva seemed to basketball coach

The w&rriors faced the host. school, ArteSia, in the first rowid

jump start the Warrior offense. Ruidooo held the lead through most of the halt; bot trailed Carlsbad by .,;gbt poirits at halflime, 36-27.·

·The Cavegirls defensive pressure in the sec­mid half caused the Warriors to turn the ball over repeatedly. The Warriors fell to the Cav.egjrls 62-44 in the first round of the touney.

"We've got to keep our minds ·focused. We played a really good first half and the third quarter we came _out really flat." said new Warrior coach Greg Marez.

The Warriors _next tOok on Lovington, and held the lead after the first period against the

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Girls nh, boys 8th In ArteSia - . . . • The Warriors struggled at the. city of Ol()mpions Classic, c~piling just a. 1· 5 combined record for the three-day tourney. · · ..

• . of t.ourn.a.ment. . . The Bulldog offense kept the Warriors on

their heels through tho first half of the game. · The Warriors trailed the Bulldogs 40-26 at half-time. ·

Artesia spread the offense around. with fivP. players in double figures, Bulldog Justin Clark lead the way with 21 points in· their win over the Warriors, 85-62.

Tl)e Warriors had two players in double dig­its. David Rice lead the way with 16 points, fol­lowed by Chance Hooper with 14 Points.

The Warriors second-round matchup was against the Del Valle Conquistadors. The . Conquistadors lead 9-4 after ·a slow first period for both teams. The Warriors outscored Del Valle in the second to take a 26-24 lead at the break.·

The defense of the Conquistadors ·held the Warr:io!S to only eight points in each of.tbe final two periodsOf_tlJ,e game~ Lack of offense cost the . Warriors a 62-42 loss in the· second round.

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The Capitao Tigers girls basketbail team got through a gut check Friday in Loving to come home with a 49-47 win· oVer the Lady :Falcons.

While first-year coach Rusty Wilcox said the Tigers (S.:2) could play much better, he didn't · take the victory for granted.

· "Any time you win on the road, it's always a. positive, .. he said.

The win guaranteed Capitan more wins than they notched during last season. The 'IigerS lost s11 but- ofthmr games;;, 2000-2001.

Wilcox chalked the early success up to solid team effort, saying that no individual is trying to do too much, even with Loving breathing down their necks.

"We could have just given up, but we didn't," \Vilcox said;

The coach added that he was pleased with his defense, but that he would like to see the team'S free-throw shooting improve. The Tigers' speed was tested, as the Falcons .featured a full-court

· Press and fast-break offense. · 'Wrlre getting better and better," W:alcox said.

"We're about 'Yhete· I expe;cted we'd be." :

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l.lldr TIBer Jessica Becker puts up a shot during a· · game last season. Capitan is off. tb a better start this year. j See RHS, page 2C

Re!lults from _.Capit.an"S gOme with Dexter 'fuesdaywere Dot available. The TigerS will keep busy this .:weekend, taking part in the· ei8"ht­

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Grizily bOys cant nail down · Mescalero boys not up~ to snuff at Menaul B'IWB~ . · "11te kida -ny turned the aJ,1e to reduce ito turnovers The Chietk also had a game RllllXlSO Nl'ifiS si'Oln's J!DJlOR ' btill oVer tOO man,y times. They most of the way. with the Ruidoso · C team

weren't really. into the ·game," "'n the last-·· they start- Monday night, whlcll they woh he sold · . eel tsking """' of the bsll a lot hendlly, 84-35. .

That was esPeciallY ·true ~ bettar until the fourth quarter,'' LaPaz said he was especially their'fjts~round match-up with he said.· . .pleased with what· he saw host· scllool Menaul. The Mescalero actually drew Monday. Panthers were able to nm past within eight points iii the third 'The boys played like they ths Chiefil, posting a 6Z,S2 win. period belbre tho Eagles were ebould. Everybody was clicking

· In ·the· O<JllSb]otion bracket, able to pull away. (Monday) night. Hope!WlY, Mescalero did get past the they'll keep playblg like that." l'l!ntbo'r Jv, although LaPaz ~ C:hiei' boys The· ChiefS bav_e - games ..Ud hiO team oould liave ... ll,y left; belbre the Christmos break, ~ os It 'continued to inakn a basketball one Saturday against the lotofn:Uatakes. Mescalero 84, Ruidoso C Warrior c team again, and

In tho fifth-~ game, the 35 'fu~sday · at . ·home agiiinot Clhie& looked a lot better, ~ CoroDa. . Btill fsll to ri tough c::lrownPoint • The Chiefs were fifth in Th~ break will last until Jao. ....,., 71-40. · · . Menaur and beat the a, it ~LaPsa· said he hoped

IjiiPaio said his team was RU"Kl~ C team Monday. wouldn\ hurt his team.

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first victOry agflinst Gateway said .Grizilies coach Mel Holland.

· The Grizzlies continued to The CarrizOzo Grizzlies Chase the Warriors through

boys basketbsll team (0·5), the third period. · looking for their first win Of · A three-pOinter by the the season, hOsted the Grizzlies at the end of the . Gateway .Christian Wairiors third had cut the lead to 37-(2-1) Thursday. 30. That was as close as the

The Grizzlies stayed in the Grizzlies were Jioi:ng to ·be giune, holding the Warriot's to. able to get, though, os they "a single-digit lead in_ the first lOst the game, 55-4 7. half, 29-21. The GrizzUes traveled to

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·"' PAGE 2C • [ moso N~·s Fishing report for l{J.lidoso area, Dec. 12, 2001

· Ruh:lo~Jo RIVer - The flow ·rate. on the , the season. . river Is nearing· a Seasonal law. We ~re Grlndslon~J: -Grlnd~one continues to still below 2 CFS and really need J;t bunch offer spOtty fisblng. Seems to haY, no of moisture to get the river fl_ow rate up. rhYthm. Wooly Buggers- and Zonkers If you plan to fish ttJe river, we suggest .fished. fairly d~p have,produced fish this you concentrate ,your effOrts below the ,past week. For Spin casters, tle-on an. ::confluence . of· Carr1zp Ci'eek dqwn~ Olive or Black propeller fly behind a· b~ -stream to the Gavilan .Canyon Bridge. · ble rig- and enjoy catching· ftsh. Please The fishing in this _stretch of wa~r -tlas femernberto squeeze the I)~ down on

'been outstanding. The water flow In thiS all-hooks: thiS wiU. reduce Injury to any part of the river IS-about-normal for this fist~ .caught and returned to the ~lf1ir. time of year. but Is drOppirig due to lack Lake Mes~;~lero:· The lake level Is quite .of r;:.in. The _rival" was s~cked nearly a· IP:W, but Is fishing well. Dilrl< WO!l!IY !;lug· montt: ago, with fishing pressure drop.. c gars continUe lo·taka (ish late in the day. ping; numerous fish can still be found. A few fQiks haye been :Succes:g,ful with Large StOneflies~e abU:ldarrt -in the Parachute- Adams, Mosquito, or river nbyv, Rock W rms ar~:~ dec.Jinlng'in 'HendrlckSon.-pa~ms·and casting to iis-si1:e and quantity, nd Scuds are stlll ·on ing. fish. Remember to get your day -pass the increase in t waters. Tl~ a dry try at tt:Je frOnt dBSk:-"' - -on as a lead 'fly then tie a nymph drop­per, about 12-18" behind. Use the lead fly aS your strik' indicator; This is an effective and fun way to fiSh small waters. Wear layers of clothes as the temperature near the -water Changes quickly. , . . ,- . Sou~ lurk' - Southfork is about done un~i Spring. -Th!i wa,ter flow rate is at a· ttl Ia. · · , B nlto Lake: BOnito Lake is closed-until 'April1.: · -Eagle Lakes: Eagle Lakes are closed for·

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RHS: Waniorhoopsters find little success in Artesia tourney FROM PAGE1C knew they .hJ~d .a chance. ani:i ·against the ·Conquistadors · they . Played lik'e it,"· said

· with 11 ·poi,nts. ·WarriOr c~ch Billy Page, "We The Warriors were. pitted are going to cqme ~round."

against the Cobre lndiafis in . Nine unanswered points bY the fi.pal roWld of the consola:-- the Indians to start the second tion bracket, Ruidoso looked half had the Warriors· playing good in the first quarter of the catch-up. · game, taking a 19-15 le:;~.d.-'1\vo The Wanior..s ~ up tha three-:pointers by LaPaz in the defense in.th.e third peFi.Od and second period had the ·a three-pOint Bhot by Warrior Warriors up 27-19. Austin Beier gave the.

· But Cobre used the press to Wairiors a 48:45 lead. -get back in the· game and take The. Indians press ilnd the lead 36·34 at half·tinie~ · r~bounding were too much in

"We showE!d some .signS Of. the fourth . quarter. ·allowing life. We've got to focUs -on. the the h:idiruis to , take a 66-56 · · good thinga that we do. They .win.

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Aggies lose another close· ~ontest • NMSl! has lost three of their last four, while the Lobes got past a tenacious Tennessee Tech squad.

DOug Wrenn hit a short· j'um.per in tJ,.e lane off an inbound play With rune se:c­

' onds left ~ -give the .. W~b.ington Huskies (6·2) 8 75-74 w.in o~er New Mexico S~ate (4:3). .

New ~xico State calle~ 8 timeoUt in front of itS oWn

. b13nCh ·with three SecQ'nd.S left,· set ·Up a plaY- for guard ·~ric

· Chlinning, but his shot· sailed out-of bounda with just over a second left. Aggie center Chris

· JackSon intercepted the inboUnd pass at halfcoUrt, but hiS· desperation shOt Wr no goQd. . .. · .

Wrenn: led the Huskies with 19 points. Curtis' Alll:,n ·added 14 points, --0,-rant 'Leejl had- ·12: and, caiJ,ter. ·Da_vid· D~on had 12 points ap,d 15

·rebounds. James Moore. had a career­

high 1-7 points and· 1() rebounds to !Bad the .AggieS. Will MOrris also had .17 with Cb'anning scoring 1i · and ~shman: point guard Jason Fontet;tet a4d.ffig iO,

The last foUr· Aggie games-. have _now been deCided by -a cottibined siX pointS with New

Mexico State losing threE! af Mexico to an· 87-80 non-CQn- · Trailirig 37-31, the-Gfi)lden·· .'the four. . · ..f8rence victory over pesky· ·Eagles Outscored the Lobos

The.Aggies trailed 37-32 ·at ·Tennessee Tech. 12-2 ffhe final3:57 of the· first the half. but opene,:l the Sec- Openm.g a 10-ga.me; hpme·: half to grah a 43·::19 ha.Jf1;im.e

__ ond half-by hitting two of 'itlil stand _tlu~.t- doesn't end until !lead. : · fir~t three shots and all _four Jan.· 21. -'UNM -improved it I . · · Tenneasee Tech had its free throws· in an 8-:0 J;"1lll to ·i-ecord to .5-3. The LQbo8 ·have .biggest lead of the ganie._at45-

. grab 8. ·40-37 lead. won ·three S~aight. . 39 -by making the first ~t %e ~er ·of_ the half . . L:i;tnited to juSt fQ\lr points of the second half. ·.

w~. hotly_.crontested as· the· ·and.hbrebo'undsineightfirst.:.· Parmer added 15. points-. Aggies:held their biggest lead, luUf_nrlriutes due tg ~ly fOvJ. and six assists. Douglas ·fin.;. 99-54; with 10:01 remhlning. trouble, D~hy hit· a 10-foot ishec;l with --12 points while

Chris Jackson J;Dissed ~-two ju.oiper to cap a 17-6 btll-st freshm,ap Chad Bcl.l tallied a free throws.with 1:47left and- that· gave UNM a 69-58lead~ CB.Jieer-high 10 points. plus then ilulde just one' tif. two· New ~xieO inqreased that five rebounds and two blocks with '1;18 left tO ··giVe the niargin to .77-64 a:n _a_ Ruben .·-io 30·mfuutes off the beil.Ch . Aggies a-72-71laad.· · Douglas ~-pointer; ·New· MexiCo shot 51.9%

W~hington"B Cu.rtiS Allen ... Prese~·on .picks to win the ,(28-54) 'for the gime, in.ciUd-h;it a pair of fioe'e.tllrow's with -Qhio Valley C~nference. (jng 47.4% (9--.19) f.rc;lm- 1ihl"ee- · · 32 seconds lefJ; to give the . TennesSee ~cp. refused to ' point; its second-be~t accuracy auskies·a 73 ... 72 advantage, ·r014. A 9-1· · run _trimmed- from beyond· the .arc t~ ·sea-:

Chann:irig then canned a UNM"s lead t.o just 78 .. 78 witb son. The Lobos ·got 34; points jumper·rrom the baseline with · 2:20 lett. But Lobo·· Marlon from' th.efr reserves~ iricluding 16 .seconds remBiDfng-·to· give· Parmer bit -a 'short jumper 22 of -thEiii· 39 pOhits in the the· Aggies another -lead, ·74- . and two free throWs, and. 'first hair.· · 73. P~las made 6 of 6 free Guard ·Brent Jolly led four. · ·The Aggies came -Up 'with .throws in 'the fin.~ minute to ·Golden Eagles in double fig-One big defensive play- when · ~eal the. viCtory. .ur.es with 2Q ~oints. Kelsey Crooks blOcked. a b&se­

.lin,E: juni.per -by Lee-p with Beven seconds left. _ Bl:!-t the 'ball went .out· of- boUnds· to a:U,ow · Washfugton tO set up the game-winniqg play.

UNM 87, 1ennessee 'll:cb So . . SophomOre po.st · P.atrick

Dennehy scOred ·12 of his career-high 16 points in the -second haff to- help .·New.

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C~ NlghUy rental· , large t:O\f9f"Od front .& back. deck. C 8 $

~· 83 ... Double carport .$2 6,750. #96272 . -=· n me .. 179,~. M9 1.;, HIGtiL"v'DESIItABLI! ·· CB C. ASPI:NRUN CONDOo.. In pristine COMMERCIAL. On eudderth- Th9S9 C 8

condition ·tOtal!)' updated & three oommemlal unite are In the heari C a remodeled 2 bd. wl viBW8 of Sierra o1 lh" doWn10'Nn dlatriet. Lota Of C B

• Blancal f''aw Carpet, tlle, windows, walking tramc. Property goes stfeet to _ C 8 t:ablnel$ li. appliances. Naw stt.iOOO .& street "Multi use potanliBJ. "$355,000. C 8 .

exterior Improvements paid lor by ·IP$285 CB ~~fl'"'4{ must st!el $119,500. #98277 "EXQUISITE ROCK WORK C B C. sPACfous 4 BD. FURNISHED ACCI!!NTS. •• This sophiSticated ·C B C. HOMEL .. Under $1!10,0001 Thle 2700 mountain home· sitUated cin 8

aq.·tr. honie fsln a nice locaUcn end febulcuslot Qn secluded col-de-sac. C B has new deoke. Both liVIng and famBy Eleaant open ol:l~~ Pl_an. Spacfaus· C B rooms. Lots of potential and lola .rnaitar sulte & b&!rith. Cheerful C B C. aq~re ft. .ft;r Jhe money. PriCBd to suoroom. WOntleriu1 flagstona patiO. ae111 $145.000. #9631.2 $470.Q01).1#963.11 . · C 8

cacacica·cacacaca.cacaca o.acaca

I

MORII F. SPACES FOil RENT

3BRI2BA TOWNHOUSE· 1-QO Rowan A3 .tl,.lrnl8t)ec:t

· fbr-ls.ase. 257-3239 or 430· "2022.

STORAGF. SPACE FOil RENT

Surnmcrnme Special I st two monlhs

1/2 price. Call aboul our new lower l'llllls!

Affordable S~c 2!57-9417

2S3 Carrizo Canyon Rd.

BUSINESS RENTALS

RESTAURANT building for lease. prime location near Wai-Mart. Contact Econo­my Inn offlte 2019 Hwy. 70 East. No phone calla please.

REALE~ rATE

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AUTOS FOR SALE

19117 . SUBARU STATION

WAGON4X46 SPEED GREAT

rf~~:~EJ~J:F.I WINTER •

$l!388 OBO. VILLAGE AUTO

. SALES,

258-5p67

1998 EDDIE BAUER l=on:i Explorer, 4X4. loaded. 95,000 miles. good condi­tion, $8.900. 257-7812 after 5pm. -

'89 . BRONCO II GOOD Condition, $2500. 258-4184.

REAL ESTATE

SITE BUILT $70.00/ '!:.';;.~

NOTA Local Builder •_ '-J.~::~

Licensed B• lnsured

Includes: Stucco exteriors, Two car garage, Quality wl1ndow•~l

& dOors, Custom cabinets, & morel ·

CALL FOR DETAILS:

336-1627

NM Lie #84510

Member NMHBA

.•

TRUCKS & 4X4s

FOil SALE

1995 NISSAN PICKUP, 4· wheel drive, AC and":Stan­dard shitl. 16,000 miles, $7950 OBO. 257-4459 1998 ·LINCOLN Navigator. Perlect condition. 50,000 miles. $24,000. 354-6464 1999 CHEVROLET Sliver• ado 1500 extended cab'. Z71 Offroad· lour wheel dl'ive. Heavy. towing packc aQe. LT package w/all extras (leather, etc.) 56K mll_es. lOOK GM .bumper­to-bum~r warranty. Black with ·Snuatop shalt. $19,995. Calf257·6865. FOR THE BEST DEALS in quality pre-owned automo­_blles call or stop by BicK­ham's .Used Cars, 20988 Hwy. 70 West, Alamogor· do, NM. 437-151~ .

MoTORcYCLES

FOR SALS ~..._,~

RV's AND TRAVEL TRiiiLERS

1999· 25' NASH w'HEEL slide, sorar, dual baHeries, many options, excellent condition, $18.500. Ciii!ll 336·1599. no answer leave Message.

LIVESTOCK & HORSES

FEED & GAJiiNS

Feed Bt Downs

ALFALFA '611 1>1'1 b.alr - ·

20 b.'Jie's or morE','&" P~b.aiO . GEA_R •sn pro-·_­

more, '5""

CAPITAN ME6CHANTS open hol!se, SatUrday Oecembe' 16thl Dlscounte~, prizes, refreshments, car­riage rides! Join In the lunl Various hours, eome aam-6pm .. _ NIEGHBOAHOOD SALE DElcember 151h B·B Avon/rep ra s ente I ivea Jnventory. Computer. 2 seater- Go-cart, Sailboat, hous$hold. Turn at· Dales Fi.Jnlture-207'Ganyon 378· 4259_. .

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ANTIQUES

EASTLAKE I,..OVE -·$EAT, ·.n1all.lable. chairs,_dreGs&r, b~rl m1sc glassware. Call ~'!36-1599 for directions & '-•PI'JOII'Itment. No answer leave message.

SPORTING GOODS

GREAT CHRISTMAS giH!I ' fool pool table.' 1 piece' ,l>~te. $.250 firm. 2587299-?

,.,ave message

MISt"::FI LANE'OUS

dRAND AM, hwnter f"·r~n _6,000 tniles, 4 Jonn;.. 1 p1ece Tarria drun'l •'"! r-.xcellenl o;;:ondltion, !i 1 200 · Call· Shanna 257'­-l71"7

4 Ul;>E D TIRES, LT235f75R15 LTX Miche­lin :j>6Q. 258-4184

ALL STEEL BUit.DING, 4UX26 was -$7,780, now S;:l.960 1·B00-2!:12-dH1

APP.flOX. 3.CTW dli!.mOnd <Mrr1ngs · appraised !II $ 7GOO. sacrificing .lor '53000 MuSt see. ·.Solid

· .... aorJ execulive desk wl!llOitchmg _credenza, $::150 258-2273

BASE COURSE $6.00 per . fun. Gravel a,nd differeht SJres of natural rock avail­able We deliver. 505-354· 5012 or 491-51.18 Capitan.

FOR SALE ASI-tLEV wood <~love. brown enamel. hearth pad. heats 1!100 sq. 11. Sell best offer. Galt 336· 8228 or 915~685-3557.

FOR SALE Kqkopeiii.Ciub lull membership,

bos:t offer. Ask tor Te"y

1-800.·530-009,1

FOR .SALE USED OIL ••eld Pip~. ~ 318M diameter. .~ grades, '3 prices.. Call f-'landy or Jim at 336c4377 •.

03 POWER MAC, CD ROM. floppy, z1p. to.._.,.er. l)"~anl:led memory -$ilCJO oa. 2C Hatachi color 'l>Oili!Ur · $700.,00. 56K Rot,ntiCS modem .• $50.00. Mac:; basad progra-ms -QuArk Exprasl'! 4.01 -$'•tl0/new $799.00, Offic~ Mar: 2000 (wOrd. e,.;cet. p<lwer'·f-lOinl) $300/new !1>4?9 au. Photoshop 5.0 . $~50:new $600.00, Fl'age M1JI $1 OOtnew $300.00 all huOks. and training material .ncluded .Call Laura­day/257·"4001'; P.VenlllQS/258'0063.

RUIDOSO NEWS

257-4001

HOUSES I OH

RENT

Pw:::M~~NING Salary $1,401.60 to 1541.60

BI-Weekly .

HoUSES FOR REO NT

FOR RENT \ Bdm1 I Be unfurnished house $600 plus utili­

tic-.. Sn p<.:t,.,.

:! Bdnn I 1-2 hath ~::ondo, unfurnished. No pets. ~t-.U(l plm. ulilith::s.

Tall Pines Realty • 257-7786 2704 Sudderth Dr.

Otmn<> .'ilt>b/1}· fLk.#.JU?IISJ

NEAR. RUIDOSO . 13 Acres, Large Oak trees, spectacular mountain View. tele. &

clec .. paved ·road frontage~ beautiful land for home use or investment.

$39.900 10% down. Owner Financed~

1-800-883-4841

REAL EsTATE

ThePrudemret•$ L.•lll Easter REAL TOfiS• ·

425 MecHam pr. RuidOSo NM 88345

(505) 257-73,3

rQI·-.:~

. ATT: WORK FfiOM Home. $1,500 ,a -month PT-. $4,500-$7~200 ·FT. Grow­ing busine'ss needs help. Treilning. Free booklet: 888-68;7-8688 ' F hlonYour Dream,com C BLANCA is aceept­ln -appllcatiOns·for all posi­tions-. Looking. for people · willing to wo'rk h~rd and get paid well. Apply in person -501 M~chem Dr. , ·

--COOK .. PAID·VACATION.

START AT

Job An.nounc.ement

Mescalerq,AoaChe School Is loot<lng for

· qualified appllcanls for the following poSitiof'1s:

• Certified Librarian • Special Edueatlpn

-Teacher ·

'0pi3niilg. Date~ December 3, 2001

Closing Date:· Until Filled

OPENING IN PROPERTY . management in focal real eState offfc:e. NM. Real EState Wc:ense p~ferred· but not required, Brlrig resl.lme to 616 Mechem Drive.

BAf::JK_TELLER

P.O.SJ.IJQ_N

Acldmq lo Ut:r biCJff . . Joh dnsr:rir11cn

inclucJ0s but no' li'nilt>d lo ll1c followin!J:

PIOilCOI- Bank SOOk:o; i:t

qu<illfi:ccJ c<:lnrjtCl<:lto \'.·ho is trionclly. oul

going incJivicluol \N1Ih expencncc in s<:~lcs

dli<JIJaicuJc:n'd a ca:o;i1 clrawer Callcllclcdo

SflUUid itch!!~ COrlliJUl<~l nxpnr<r•nr::'-'. bns1c

GICCOU1ll111Cj skill::;, Wid tile niJilit'/--tO bo rtllllll­l;·,skocl nncl profic1enl

111 cu>olomcr rcl8:1ons. Hc.nklil!J 1-Hr.l<urot.lnd

pncJf;crr;cd.

PlcC~!'.c scncl rusumcs lo PO Box !J I 0.

Rtnrloc·.n, Nrvl 88:355-0910

Clt' I·CJx (SUS) 2hH· ·I~F<~

ll'liCI-VIC'/iS by z,ppointrnc-nt onlv_

TR'S. MARKET NOW hlr· lng, $7 .00·$8.00 per hour, paid vacation every. six

-~Po~~~m~:~a:s:_t~r.,er.lew

HElP WArJTr'D

HELP WANTED

Ruilloso Rea~Y Labor

Da~ly Workloaiiy P~Y Construction, framers,

genera'l labor, food service, houseke~pers,

clerical. All skill levels,

A.p~ today! -257-?'876.

449 Sudderth Drive :In 'Gatew~ty Center

• ---. • Part-time PQaltiOn

Chamber Vlaltora cen1ar

. l<nowladga ot ~.a. atronQ paraonBI, corhmunlc:J.tlve A. _9rganliauoi-ut1 "Bkitle. M_1,1st

WOtk WGekel'u;ts, some holidays, as~~~ aa flexlbiiJIY

to wo"" -Soma weak days. Should anjO)I_ fast ~ad­

·pubtic SBIVICS WOrk "-nd hlf!.VEI · co,.,Puter B! lntemet. sl:dtla:

Pick up application at: CH.AMBER 7-20 s_~DriERTH

on c rve- n· Is ·now- ai:ceptlng: appli.catloris for

ependable, mature enthusiastic, friend .. creW mer"nb:ers - aU shifts.' Apply In per· son 7-1 0;30 a.m. at f02 Horton Circle.

. 'EOE

TIRED OF WORKING

-. AR:~~~O~~.t~~OR YOUR YEAR ROUND EMPLOYMENT WITH

HEALTH AND VACATION BENEFITS?CO.NTACT

ANPR'EA REED AT THE J:~UIQOSO CARE CENTEA,-

267-1;1071, TO FIND Otn' I\IJORE ABOUT THE

FOLLOWING OPENINGS:. . NURSES (RN'S & LP'N"S) ~URSING ASSIS_TANTS,

DIRECT CARE_ STAFF H'Ou&EKEEPING.

Saia.Y $11.86-ho'urly: Benefits Include vacatiOfl,

slc:k, retirement, insurance. Applications will be accept·

-ed UJ1til4:00 p.m. Thursflay, Oec. 13"'. Complete job

description and appl/callon at the Vii/age of Ruidoso, 313 Cree Meadows Dr., · ·ROidoso1 NM ·88345.

- ~84343or t-an-7oCJ.:4343.

Fax·268-15848. EEOE

WORK WANTED

'

HF:I p WANTI"D

'TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COUR'T . COURT CLERK 2 POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT

Th~ TWELf:Ttt' JUQICIAL DISTRICT-COURT In carrizozo, NeW Mexico, Is accepting Bppllcfttlons for the positlori of CO'UR't CLERk 2; This 'is a classified, full-time position which works under supervision •. pel'forms clerical, tech0ic8.1 and. secretarial dutieS In case' processing, file mainte­nance Bnd 1he-cl9ric8.1 busln'ess of the court: Incumbent may be re.qlllre<:! to aCt as .Jury .clerk, baok-L!P court monitor for district judges and/or site coordinator for o·ur district~ Salary for thl~ posiJlon Is $10.57 hr.

QUALIFICATIONS: . .. . • Requires 1:' high school-diploma or GED, and two

(2) years of experience In court case mana~;~ement In a legal settln_g .or other relevant experience;·

• ReqLIIrEts secretarial or cl9riCal 9Xperlence; • Requires custOmer service and/or pLJblic contaCt.

experience; a.nd - - . • Requires at l&ast 2 years· experience Operating a·

oompLJter (experience Wf?rk:lng with FACTS and ~ Word Perfect a Pt:eferred)

ApPlications and a copy of the job descrlf?l:lon may be picked up at the Twelfth Judicial Oistrlct Court Clerk's Office, 300 Central Street, c&rrtzo~, New MexicO. . Applle&Uona along wHh resUme mUst be submiHed by 4:00 p..m. on

Friday, December 14, 2001 to the followln_g: .

Jan Perry, Court·Admlnlstr'Btor' Twelfth Judicial District Court

1000 New York Avenue, ROom 209 . Alamogpido,-NM l:J~31o-6940 .

(All envelop~s to be marked ''Oor:tfi~ential")

iHE.oiUDICIAL BRANCH OF NEW MExiCO STATE a0vEi=INM~NT IS At-1 · ECilJAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYE~ ·

WonK \Nf\N fED

EJC,:PERIENCED house· . ~eeper. References avall­llbl~. 257~0659

MJ5TAL . ROOFS Dt't:ks, Addltlom<.~

· Paintin_g, GurdgeJI,: Rimmde/s, Car-

~m:u:· Hom.- Jiepalrs." F~e fistimure-s Bu.l-<"o B!tflders Z5'?·1947 NM L'ic _fi0/~~80

PINE NE'EDLE removal, conlple_te yaid oleahltlg, ~5!·1361, 7-days a w~k.

RELIABLE, . expe'rtence.d woman will ·provide part­time home care, _light houSekeGpll"lg·, meals." · 257:-1724 -

SERVICF:">

Palrlcla s. oruz AUDrDBII

l:Z04·Mcda~ #11 . )Vhi~-Mqun~ .PI~

• Bddrtip . • Crimi,JA/ "l..w. ·.•DWT

. !'. c.-raJ Cirdl . · Litig.ttion: ·

505-258-9046 (/In J{l.il, cllll_col/;q-

PET AND PLANT Sitting; · ~oui- hOuse or mine. Mine­for small dOgs, y01,1r~ for larger pets, , oats, plants. · Call Sandy for. Information. 257.03Q6,

VAAD MAINTENANCE, moWing, weedeatlng, rak­ing, gutte,rs cleaned, haul­ing. Free estimates. 257-_ 3007

FIRFWOOD FOR SAl F

OTERO with the

LEGAI.S

NOncE

STATE OF _NE~ MEXiCO

CO~N:r'V OF _LINCOLN'

1WELFTH.JUDICIAL ·. DISTRICT ··

FLOREN.CE VARNELl..,

PlalntiH,''

ys, ·, ..

.GAIL ·F-ISHBACK-ADAMS, alk/a GWINNALOVN GAIL FISt:tBACK,

o9t8'ndant.

No. cV-2oo·1-73· · _Judg~ II!

NQIIbE QF SALE_

· N6tic'~-is here~ giVQn tt:aet, . -On Deoemb·er-~1. 2001, at the hGur of 9:30. a:m·., -the undBrsiQrled SpeCial Mas­ter will, ·.at the fi'Ont door of . 'the Municipal Buil<llnQ, 313 ·Cree Meadows Drive, Rui­doso, New M~ico·, !llell ·ar;:d -convey _ .l;lJI tha. right, . tHIE!i, and interest at lhe :above-.named Defendant in

. . and -to the below-desei'lbed -real estate tQ the t"tlghes~ bidder for c:ash, The prop­erty·to.be sol.~ Is locat~d In

• Llnc9ln County, New Mexi­co, ·E!nd Is partiCul~rly. described as folio~: ·

Lot 5 Btock 13bof the RANCHO RUI OSO

VALlEY ·ESTATES. as · otabllshed by the Subdl· ·

vll!llon Plat thereof flied -. November 30, 1982, 10

·PI-tilt CS:blnef D, SUdee No. 00- through ~· bolh

· Inclusive, In t - ofllde'ot the' County Cl rk of l.:ln­

cOin Co1,1nty, New Mextoo

The ·fo~lng Salf\-wllf-ba··· made to sa~Jsry a jut:tgment · rendered by 'the aboye Court in the llbove-entltlod al'!d numbered. cause on. October 15; 2001, being 4111

· aCtion to collect on a prom­IssorY note . under which Plalhtlff wa$. adludi:Jed to lia"ve a first and' prfDr lien against th'e : above· described real estate

_ securlf19 payment Qf _-her · .Judgment In the Pflnclf.al · eum _of $6,444. 7S, · wh (lh lndudes attorney's foes Of $3,590.00 and tax there:. on, plus· fnte-,:est and the -costs .off,lls action·, Includ­Ing Sp lal MaSter's fe8 ($100.0 ) ·and l;ltJbllcatlon of this notice. Sale Is beJng made to eatlsfv the .JUdg­ment and will be niade tO the highest and beet bidder tor cash, except that the Plaintiff may -bid her judg­ment or any_ pad thereof. The time and data 01 sale may. be PO$ti:JOI'Ied by.,the SpeOiai-M&Mer lt'hEft~_ifen;if It adVIsable. .

Notice Is further given that the re.BI property and improvements concerned with harBin will be aold subject lq .any _an_d all

· patent reservations; ease­ments, an recor'ded and unrecordll!d liens not for-8-qlos'ed herein-, and &II. recorded and unrecorded· special' QS!lesSments _and. taxes that may be dJJe.

Notice Is further given that tlie purchaser at such sale shaiHake title to 1he above­described real property subject to a one-r'nonth of redemption,

The attomey for the PIS.in­tiff is David McNolll, Jr., of Halt & Babington, P.C., Post Office 'Box 2699, Las CrUses, New Mexico 88004-2699.

· lalaQbon!caDy approyad by . . ...

Charles E. Hawthorne, _ Special Master

3835 4T(11)28, (12)-,&,12. 19

LEGAL NOnCE

TWELFTH .JUDICIAL DIS· TRICT

COUNTY OF LINCOLN

STATE OF NEW MEXICO

RUIDOSO STATE BANK, ·a ·New Mexloo Bankrng

Corporation ••

Plaintiff;

~.

TI:IE ESTATE OF HEC· TOR MOLINAR, Jr., ANGELA MAYNOR HEC­TOR -C. MOLINAR, .and APRIL M. MOLINAR

Defendants.

. CV-o1-04B Dlv. Ill

Is hiring for the position Local OWl Grant .

._This l~i a Mescalero ApaChe position of 20 hours per

· limited to: SupeiVlslon off~Mders, report to meet deadlines purer skills, an e)Cperferice Is and

'.

'

Notice Is her'eby l>llven that Urider- and by vlrf"ua Qf tht~J Stipulated Judan)ent and Dep~ of .f.!"oreclosure· e"ntered bv the DIQtrlot Court of. IJnc:otn County, New Mexico, oh November 15, 2001 In Civil- · bause number cv:o1-0.48, In .case of RUIDOSO STATE. BANK. ve. , THE ESTATE OF HECTOR. MOL,INAR, .Jr., ANGELA . MAYNOR;

· HiaCTOR - C, MOLINAR, and APRIL M~ MOLINAR, wherein . RuldosQ State

'Bani<: is th!il' plaintiff, the . underSigned -wJII ·oner lot public Bille to .the .hlghistst bldde.- for Qa.sh at .the front

·entrance of the RuidOso Muhlt:lpal BulldlnQ, 303 Cr!iii~·Me--dows Drive, Rui­doso, L,lncoln County, New Mextco on tlle. ilth Qay of January, .2002 ·at 1 o:·oo a.m., all rlahts ol the defen­dants to -·the following 'real property located. :In Uncoln County;Ne~ M~;txico~ .... · .

·Lot 4, Bloek 1 -.WHITE MQUNTAIN~EIGHTS .

SubdivisiOn, uld:oso, J:Jn­_coln County, ew Mexico,

as. sbown by -the plat th&reot flied In the· office of

the Col.ll1ty Clerk Of Un· 09lri County on Septiami;Hir

1, 1941

(hei'elnatter referred to as .. the Prope~)-· · -

NOti.ce is fUrther given th~ . the court dii'ected fOreciO~

sure of the mOrt9'!lge Qn­the Property. an(:! lhat the amounts to tie realiZed at said SOllie from the Property, with lnter&st calculatitd fo date p1 sal&, -_~re-as fOII_ows:

Amouht 9.1 Ruidoso State Bailk'e .Judg~nt,

Including lntarest-th_rough - the date .df. ' sale ......... $21 ,9~8.86

Costs.-., ........ .$472.06

· · Attorney's Fe&s .......... ~,6~.13

In ·eiddltlon -thl!llreto there · will be coSts ¢ publication of this Notice, and the Spe~ c;iaVMaster'llll Foe -flxetl by th.-po,urt.ln the amount 01 $200.00. . .

Ttie terms'OI this- sale arQ­that the purchaser must pay UBSh at ltle time- the ·Property Is struck off to him; exce~ that RUIDOSO STATE· BANK maY: bid all or ally part of Its Jlidgr:n~nt,

· plus Interest withOut paying ~h.' .

witness my heind this 20th day ot:November, 2001 .• ..,..,.,.. /siRichar'd A. Hewtl]p!'"e

Peter BaQa; Special Master

3B44 4T(12)&. 12. 19, 28

LEGAL Ncrnc~­

TWELFTH .JUDICIAL DIS-TRICT .

COUNTY OF LINCOLN

STATE OF NEW MEXICO

ALTO LAKES GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB, INC.,

P!S-Intlfl,

vs.

ROOOLFO URIAS and ADELA URIAS,

Defendants.

.cv-o,-97 Dlv. Ill

Notice Is hereby given that under and by virtue of the decree of foreclosure entered bY the District Court of l..lncoln County, NeW Mexico, on November 20, 2001, -In ciVIl cause number CV-01-97 wherein -Alto Golf & Country Club, Inc._ Ia the plalnliH and Radolfo Ul'll:l~ and Adela Urias are the defendants, ilia under-signed' Will offer tor ~ubiJc saTe to tl'le hlgh­•st bidder fOr cash a1 the front entrance of the .Rul­®so Municipal Building at 303 Cree Mea.dDWS Drlve; Ruidoso, LincOln County, New Mexlc:o on the 22nd clay of .January, 2002 at '10~15 a.m. all' rights of the defendants to the following described real property located In Lincoln County, ~ewMeXIco:

n~~D'DAAW

..

I ,,

-:::------~----..;,.....,----..;.,.__--:"' . . cross word 'Ed;ted by Will Shortz No: 0217.; •

(hereinafter refen'ed to. as ~h9: ~ropeJ1Y'), -

N~-ls furth·et gt\ren that" ·the ·pourt c;tlrected foll!CID­.$Ure of the mortgage dn the Property ,and 1hat the ..

__ Brr:f91,.1nts to l:le realiZed at &Picte:ale frOm the Property,

·with Interest calc:t.~lated to· date 01 aaJe, are~ follows:

Aniountor'Aita Lakea Golf. & Country Club Inc's ·Judg.. • m~l1t .......... $3,9B5.89

lntere!d to'-data of ·­~e ... , .. ,~ .. : .•.. $57.04

Cost$ •..••.••. ·~ ... ~.$662.54

' AltomOY's . Fee.,,. ...•.• ~ ..... $160Q.59

-,., addition thereiq there will be accrulflg . -tnt~re$1. and coste of pu6Ucatlon· ot ttila Notice, and the.Specfal

.MBBter's Fee ·Fixeel by the · Court .-,., thil amount of

$2QD.09:

The tenns for Ulis sate are­that the purchaser must. pay cash at .the time the PJ:Operty- ·Is sJruok off to him~ except that Alto Lakes

. Gcllf Country'- Club, l'nc.· maybfd all orany-partof Its judgment, plus Interest without pay[ng cash. .

WHhess mY hand thiS 24th day.ofNcwember, 2001. ·

le/Riohard A. ~awthorne

·J~annle Clancy, Special Ma$ler ·

. '3859 4T(12)12, 19, 28 . (1)2,

/

•

·QtJEST P~rsonnel, ~NC. we' liav~·t;Xperienced staff re~dy

~ work-ro'r yo~ now.~· ·

.•.Clerical · · •IndUs~~~

CALL US. TODAY! - '• . ·.·.

Call Christine or Chris at : ...

(S05} 258-235.9 . for more information. ·

•'. .·

i!Cll-' WAIJTED

.•

. ACROse . 29 .. oas Rhelngold" · ·t Fiof1t 'liOddess .

1·0 Plans · , 30 Pasta ·choice 1~ F..,..lly . 32 They Work with.·

troubl!llmal«t.,, . r:nany sche<;Jules perhaps · ... · 34-t.ea, apertu,ea

·16 saturday Night· 38. Deep·slse~ . M~l!lCf& figure 1• It's .spotted· in

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The ninth aiU)ual Christmas in the Park is set for 5:30 ·p.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday. s·anta Claus. will visit the park on U.S. 380 at 6 p.m. to listen to

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R!-lidoso Board of Education · will meet at 7 p.m. on Dec. 13 · in the Administra.tion Office

The puhlic' is welcome, Discussion: ..

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•2002 School Ski Program, Frank . I :annell:> ·

•BoHnl visitation, 10 a.m. Jan. 24,' .WMI~S .

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Hours will vary· for· some mer­chants, but generally stores will be open from 8 a.m. to' 6 p.m. .

· Each time . they visit a business, shopperS . can sign ·u:a for prizes that will ·be given away during the Christmas in the Park · relebratiori. The . mor~ s.top,s, . the more entries. Winners don't have to be present. at·

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The following weekend, on Dec:- 22, the· second annual Cowboy Christmas Parade is set to trot down U.S. 380 at 12:30 p.m.

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Rye Bread

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Stock Pot· Stainless Steel with Steamer 12 piece set

Cake Mixes

Duncan Hines Moist

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