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piclcure healilchy by KRISTIE SAATi\J,ANN Ruidoso News Staff Writer

Another busy month for Lincoln County Medical Center paid off in revenues for the group as it prepares to close out its fiscal year at the end of March.

Before discussing the well-being of the hospital, though, the board welcomed two new members to the family. Sonny Sanchez of San Patricio and Tom Battin of Ruidoso will now be serving on the board to replace Clem W eindorf and Bob Finley.

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Covering everything from real estate to family and domestic relations, graduates of the first People's Law School at Eastern New Mexico UniversityRuidoso use the expertise of area lawyers to learn more about the profession. Dr. Jim Miller. campus director, presents Luann Hill with her diploma on the final night of the eight week course. She was one of about 15 students from the county who attended the courses, which will be offered again next year.

Mam~treet Hwdoso members gathered Thursday at Cree Meadows to celebrate the group's fifth anniversary.

MainStreet President Alden Deyo, project manager Don Miller and state Main Street director Julie ,Juhncox all looked back on those f1r::;t five year~ and spoke optimistically about the next steps for the public/private partnership.

''You need to be very proud of yourselves," said Johncox.

Ruidoso's program is through most of the design and planning on a streetscapc ~!an that will go into construction soon, with plans for a river trail not far behind.

Deyo recalled that MainStreet !{uidoso started in 1987 with a UnivHsity of New Mexico Design learn that came back in 1988 with a downtown revitalization plan for the village.

Margaret Lahey was village plannrr when the program was adopted, and has continued workIng with MainStreet even though .··d11' n•sJg-n.·d fwr municipal job in

Uecember l~KI. Lahey wa:; the first pn·sident of

the MainStrel't board, and she just rejoined the board.

DPyo :>aid tlw early Yl'<lrs wPre UPdicated to organizational work, such as adopting by-laws and gathering committees. After the first two project Inanagers uesig11ed, Mary Maul took the reins in October of 1988, and led the group as it planned and carriPd out many special events.

Maul now is a consultant 011 the streetscape program, and Don Mil· In is at the helm.

Miller distributed pie charts showing that MainStreet Huidoso is supported mainly by the Village of l{uidoso (H3 2 percent), with 15.9 percent coming from dues and O.H percent from other sources.

lie said his goal is to balance that chart, with the publie sPctor providing at !Past 50 percPnt of th1• operational momes.

Also Thursday, CPrtificates of ap· preciat1on wt·r1· handl'U out to se\'!•ral pl·oplt· and groups 111-

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strumental in MainStreet's funding and success.

State Representative H. John U nclerwood and Senator Pete Campos were named, but both were in Santa Fe for the legislative sesSlon. Certificates will also be

Please see MalnStreet, page 2A Sanchez owns and operates a

school bus and said he was honored to be selected to be on the board, which his father, Ben, also served on.

Battin is the president of Ruidoso State Bank and he had served on several hospital boards m his hometown of Lubbock, Texas.

Councili considers annexing Cannil:zo area Back to business, board mem

bers were told February activities were comparable to December and January, which were million dollar months, but with only 28 days the month didn't quite make the mark. Valerie Miller, hospital administra· tor, reported to LCMC board members Thursday night the month was up $113,441 from February 1992.

If the county mill levy amount i:; subtracted from the other revenues the hospital and Carrizozo Health Centers receive, the loss for thl' month would have been $6,72:~

On a year-to-date basis the PX

cess of revenue over expPnses 1s $104,620 ahead of last year and $67,523 under budget. By subtracting the millie\')! amount u ~ dPfiCit of revenue over exppnses 1s $174,457 compared to $269,n5 in 1992.

Miller said the hospital and cen· ters are definitely going in the right direction. So far March has lwen another good month and she ex· pects to at least hit budget and pos· sib]y make $;j0,000 to $f'>0,000 fa~ the fiscal year.

She does expect the vul ume tv drop ofT in the next few werks because the lugh activity pPnod for Ruidoso will be over unbl closer to summer. Miller said physically the people need a break because they have been going full speed since

Please see LCMC, page 2A

by CHARLES STALLINGS Ruidoso News Staff Writer

Ceographically, Ruidoso is about to gPt bigger

ln a ~IH'cial meeting last Wednesday, th!' Huidoso Village Council gave its blessing to annexing both sides of Carrizo Canyon to and including Carrizo Lodge.

Village manager Ron Wicker said that .James Porter of C-Net Corporation, owner of some of the Carrizo Lodg-e condos, had ex· pressed an urgency for the project to be completed by the end of ,June

The prime reason for thP annexation is to mstall a water lirw tu thP Carrizo Louge property.

liP's l!'orter) pushing the proJl'Ct. If 1t can't happen hy the end or" ,Jurw. lw ba:;irally said, it wouldn't dll h1m HIIY g()()d," Wickf•r said.

liP g;I',:P IHJ furthPr PxplanatJrlf\ Lo lllf' counrd

Tlw council dJscussPd a report prepared by watrr drpartmrnt ht'ad l{ll·harJ SanchPz that estimatPd th!' cost of tlw new water line to br about $R1.700. That rst1matt> includ.-d mstallation of Lhe hrw, about 1,400 feet. with fire hvdrants. owrs1zing the six-inch l1.rws with e1ght-mch lint's and plckmg up the d1fference m thP overs1z-1ng. The estimate also mcluc.led 20 s1 x-i nch RatP \·alves, e1 gh t eightmch gat.. valHs, 18 keys, 3:1-hur.dn·d yards of base matenal fnr fills and r11ts, two road cut..<; and labor

Wicker sa1d 1n a meeting with PortPr that thPy had talked ahout

"K~ woulldrn '~ be consnstent an my ~lhnrnlknll1lg to develloJP> tlhese over 1l:nme andl ~lhleHll nott 11:alke steps ll:o go nn and get more cusll:omeirSa JBeca use 11: hac s w lh at K t lhl nmiik \'V<e a Ire reaH lly hJtlllk n ll1lg albollJIL 99 Mayor Vncttor Allonsoo

annexing the Carrizo Lodge proper ty by petition or by the initiation of the village. He asked the council to proceed with annexing both sides of Carrizo Canyon up Lo Carnzo Lodge.

Wickt•r s;ud thP qtuck1·st WilY to PXpt~dlte the work would hP fur (':tr rizo Lodge to initiate a pl'titwn fur annexation, iwraJsr it would L1\n trw \illag-e longl'r

The \illagP managn d1sc1"' •I 1ssurs of water righL'-' and how th:tl rmghl c()mf' into play liP ;.;:ud (' N!·t fpf·ls that its wat1·r nght~ \\d. comr• mto play for $:l0,01111 !11

$ ·10 '()( ){) Porler suggPsLed ( 'arn t11 ~Pt

$15,000 for the watt·r nght;.; and sewer I i nes.

··That was another ;ssw·. th1· sewer lme~. that they had pmd fr,r sPverRI year~ ago," \\'1ckn '<a:d

"The owners, then, had pa;d f,r 1t

which we newr owned \\'t· h:1H mRintained it over the yPars, tldt we do not own It. What thf'y want I!'

$15,000 credit for the water n gh ts illl d the sewer !me ·

Wicker said the village "s an n1·x 11

t10n ordinance requires thP pen..;ctrl nnnexed donate the watPr nghts

·That's not a harga1nmg 1ssu ... hr said "But the SPWPr ImP

somPthmg that we need in our possesswr:.

Wichr sa1d Porter had come up with a proposal whereby neither partv would put Ill tht• firr h;.·drants. wfurh would save about $10,800.

'ThP ht·st estJmatPs that we havP at th1~ time on thP hasP matenal. :n;.;tt·lld of $16.000, would bP spil'. at $K,IIUO each. They would assump Llw cost of fndf of the l'lght,mh gat!' va]w, and thE' pnce of th1· sJX·lnch lirH· which is $1fi.OOO.

I II' p;.;limntr•d Carnzo's commltrru·nt <tt th1s LmP tn hP $:t7,900 and trw nllagt•'s rommllmt•nt to tl!' $:t~.-Wil plus labor HP stressPd tht· !JTIIJ! Lt h.tJ [II lll' aLTOTTlpJii>hPU ll~> Lit1'r t~.ar: tht· .. nd of ,Jurw.

!\1y cnnu-m ~~- th1s 1" a 1,40r1 f,,ot i: , · ·~·,,r£· r ll';;s. and w1:. requ1r,. 'r.··, • to f,,~Jr WPPk;;; cnr, ~tn1ct1 n ~;rr.•· It\ a nt•cp:;sary ut11· , :. \ •h,: rwPdc tcJ bt• put ;n, 1f we 11:

t1::.d tr• :1:.nr-x ('arnzo Canyon up tc, and tr:rludmg Carrizo Lodg1•. \\'ickn ~;u d

Th,. \·:llagr- managt'T sruci hy ovf'fSIZIJlg to r~1ght-inchrs H:ld put· t111g 1n tlw 1'\ for thP fire hydrant. the\·: llagP ran go hack nftf'r It's an nrxPd t" p·.•t 1n those fin· ),ydnmts

"They 1 fin· hydrants' really wouldn't Sf'rvP C'arnzn l.odgP at this limP,' \\'1cker sal[.l.

Councilor Barbara Duff ashd if tht• util1ties would ht· tlt·d lllto tlw CamPlot subdinswr1

WickPr said at thf' piau whpn• (:am plot toudws ( :arrizu propPrty, 1! could bP anm•xpd from that point, rather than extPnding anv annexa t1on up Carnzo Canyon.

Mayor \'1ctor Alonso rlanfi1·d that :;uch an anrwxat!llll whl'n' Canwi(Jt tuudw~ ( 'arnzn propPrty wouldn't ha\'t• any lllffPrl'ncP Ill tht· utllitii'S or thP C[)St!-'

('ouncilur ,} I> .L!rn1·~ a,.;kt·d about ttH· ach·anl<tgPs "f ;trHwxa·

f ill ll W1ckt·r s:ud rw d1dn·t haq· tht·

figure~ nllagt• plannPr (')patu:; R1chards had suhrr.1ttPd He s:ud 1t would take ah"'lf five ur ,;1x yt·ar~

!11 pa:. h.tck th•· .,.J;!age'~ lr;ltl<ll :n -.,·,.:tmn;t .-.·1th ad \'ld(Jn·m ' lXt·,.;

'\\'t·'n· nut ta:k11;g ahcld' t :ut of r~i·flf'\' as far a." hPmg <~hie t,. n•cou p 1 t F1 vp or SIX \'Pars 1 s not a j,,ng t1mr ... hr s:ud

Alon.:;o s;ud if the PstJmate was n·ducPd from $~7JHlfl to $:12,000 plus labor, that ~hould 1ncrf~a~P thr payback

WickPr sa1d lah()r wa'-' estimated

at $8,600. He said Porter was more than happy to go out and purchase the necessary pipP, gatP valves and feeds.

"He can do 1t without going out for bids," Wicker said. "He said we can just give him credit on water for a year or two until the credit was eaten up.··

Wicker srud he had already ~ven Porter a list of specifications.

Alonso asked how soon after an· nexaticn of the Carrizo area can the village start charging the residents access fees to the sewer~

I don't know whether we're charging them access fees or not,'. Alonso said

Wicker :-;aid the last time he checked with water department suprrvisor M try \Vimherly, the villagP was charging them twicP the rPRular ratf'

Councilor .)amPs and Mayor Alonsc, both s:ud they w1·rp surpnsPd at thP charge smce thPy don't own the S!'Wl'r and it's in thP ltlUntv. not within the village :1m It~

W1ckrr said the council adopted ar. ordmance last year that anyone outsHir the corporate limits would tw chargrd tW1ce the rate as those :ns1de the corporate limits for any \1 till tJ p,;

That stlll doe~m·t answer the question of whether or not we have the right to charge them for the line hring 111 closr prmamity to their lot like wr can hrre in the village. You

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, . I The weather at the 8:15a.m. report time was clear because the area Is above the

clouds. Settled snow depth midway on the mountain Is 68 1nches Skiing conditions are good. Surface conditions are vmlable spring conditions and groomed The road Is clear. All the lifts are open dally and all trails are open Some of the trails groomed todaywarllt Chino, Wild Or-''Jn. Roy's, Elk Rldgllt Sllltrra Blanca. Apache Bowl Ridge, one side of Capitan and the lower mountaln novice slopes

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The skl report phone number Is 257-9001

GOOD MEWS FOR RUIDOSO .......... ONLY 355 MORE DAYS/II!

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According to the National Weather Service In Albuquerque today's weather In Ruidoso calls for parUy cloudy with a slight cl1ance of mainly afternoon thundershowers. Winds will be out of Aha northeast 10 to 20 miles per hour. For tonight. It will b:s partly cloudy with a slight chance of showers. Tuesday will be mostly sunny and wprmer.

Precipitation probabilities for today are 20 percent. tonight 1 o percent and tomor· row 5 percent.

Thea extended outlool< for Wednesday through Friday calls for increasing clouds with scattered showers and thundershowers.

last night. coin National Forest. At 7 p.m. Sunday evening, pas- Wednesday inornmg are

sersby on the road near Runnels firefighters fought a five-acre grass Stables noticed flames and drove to fire on an Alto ranch. a nearby residence to report it.

Bonito Volunteer Fire Department (BVFD) and the U.S. Forest Ser.vice (USFS) arrived to find the one-bedroom residence destroyed. The fire, however, had not spread to nearby buildings or vegetation.

Within minutes, firefighters had contained the blaze. Unable to determine its origin, they called the arson investigation team from Santa Fe.

Firefighters and Lincoln County Sheriffs Officers (LCSO) could npt locate the owners of the property at press time. The property is located at the end of the Bonito Road at the entrance to Big Bear Canyon. Neighbors, however, b~Jieved the

Witnesses said Marshall Peebles of Shamada Ranch on Fort Stanton Road had been cutting fence cable with a torch when the hot end of the cable recoiled, starting fires in the dry grass.

When fire crews arrived, they found heavy smoke and fire fanned by winds rapidly spreading into trees. Wind was blowing away from the house and stables, said a BVFD spokesperson.

Firefighters from Nogal and Fort Stanton volunteer fire departments as well as the USFS and New Mexico State Forestry assisted BVFD,

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Skiers of all ages are having great fun on the slopes at Ski Apache during holidays and school t reaks. Pictured here are some Ski Apache regulars, fiveyear-old Stephan Seigmann and his dad, sl<i coach Hubert Siegmann. Photo by Yvonne Lanelll.

2AIThe Ru1doso New$/Monday, March 22, 1993

Death experience makes local man realiliy atppreci211te life .. by MOLLY WEBER Special to Tt1e News

Markt>d 11l'ro38 the l<~ebruary 11, 1993, ciatt· on Barbara and Mike Miller's k1tchen calendar are the words, "1 Love Life." That is the day family and friends say Mike came back to life.

The ordeal began February 7 when Miller, manage1· of the Yogi Bt·ar's Twin spruce Jellystone ('amp Rl•sort, suffered an intense nug-minl' headache.

"I had migraines when I was a knl.. ..:HV'l fhP :'17-VPR.r-n]fl "Rut . . . glas~ws slopped them, and this one was diffPrent."

It would not let up, and over-thecounter nwdications were useless. The next day saw no relief either.

"By ~ a.m. Tuesday morning I knew something was wrong," wife ]larbara says. "He was pale and not acting ri~ht."

F.ven answers to her questions wen~ ''ofT the wall," she states with l'Prtainty. She called Miller's dad, Dr. Jor Miller, a retired \'t'tt~rinanan now living in Ruidoso who once st'rved this area, and the two of them took Miller to Lincoln County MPdical Center (LCMC) Slifllt•wlwn• anJUnd 9 a.m.

\Vt' think sometime between the tmw ht• enten~d and before noon Mlllt'r Jit•d, Barbara says softly. Dr. (;<u·y .Jarksun was on call.

"! was g-ivt•n Mike's rings, asked ab11ut organ donations and where diJ In• want to be buried," Barbara adds quJt'l\y Millt•r was a victim of a massJ\'1' strokt• that pushed him Jllli1 a l'IIJlla_

Tlw nt·xt ft·w hours are pretty hat'_v fur Barbara, but she credits Dr .Jackson and th£> LCMC staff for pulllng ~tiller through thus far.

.\'t·xt. the talk crntered about if <t11d t'\·1·ryom• said it was a big 'if

- he came through, he would probably be paralyzed on his right side but more than likely it would be his entire body," remembers Barbara.

She adds that. she knew Miller would not want to be a vegetable, preferring quality over quantity of life. But what does one do?

That dark Tuesday became Wednesday, and quickly spread among family and friends. Prayer chains were activated and prayers went up all across the United States.

Love a.11d support began to work, emphasizes Barbara. Friends Tom and Linda Billingsly, who run the Bradley Fruit Stand in Hondo, shut it down and came to be with Barbara.

Believing that Miller would be back to nonnal soon and knowing that like so many Americans the Millers did n~t have health insurance, the Billingslys established a medical fund at the First National Bank in Ruidoso with Don Swalander, the phannacist, as trustee.

The posted flyers simply stated that the man who has given so much to others needs your help now. Miller, however, was getting help from another source.

Sometime during Miller's "death," Jim Myers, a close family friend of many years, says he will swear that he saw Miller's mom, who has been dead since '88, walk down the hospital corridor heading for Mike's room.

Miller has no problem with that statement because he saw his mom wearing her usual attire, a gray, flowing muumuu.

"Her hair was pulled back like she always wore it, and she looked healthy ... even though she died of csmcer that had wasted her away," Miller says as a matter of fact. "She

was looking at me and being very supportive,n he adds.

Barbara recollects that Miller and his mom were very close.

"Then I saw Grandma, whO died three months after Mom, and she encouraged me, too. Last, I saw Grandpa, who has been dead for 26 years, and he was adding his sup~ port," Miller happily recalls.

He emphasized that the:e was a feeling of love and support that surrounded him all the time. It was the same feeling of love and support that surrounded him all the time. It was the same feeling he ex· perienced when family and friends came to visit while he was in the deep recesses of the coma.

"[ had read that people in a coma could hear even though they couldn't communicate ... so I rubbed his anna and spoke of our future. I knew his friends loved him, too, so I invited them to come and visit him," Barbara relates.

Barbara says he must have wanted to be a part of all of those good feelings because he tried to sit up twice, There were no bright lights or a tunnel, just loye.

Thursday morning, February 11, Barbara placed a call to the hospi~ tal to see if he had been medicated yet. (He was given a mild sedative for his brain seizures.)

She was infonned that he had not been given any medication as he was up writing notes and more notes.

"I don't know how fast I got to the hospital," Barbara says.

The first thing he asked for was his wife; the next was a racing fonn.

"''ve been reading those fonns for years, and I'm just like my mom ... it sure gives me real enjoyment,"

Downs doles ou1t lodgers tax funds Two n·qut•st~-; from the Ruidoso

Downs Lndgt•rs Tax Advisory Board may b(• at the bottom of the list but will hkt-ly tw the biggest iterp on tlw agt·mlt of the Downs trustees h11i1rd n11·dmg at 7 p.m. today.

'l'hf' lutl~t·rs board will be recomnH·nding that $S,OOO go to the Mui'Pum f1f th1· Horse and $5,000 to th£' l.lfllOJ]n County Cowboy Sympoc;uml It is the swne amount thr two gruups received last year.

Tiw tax fund ha.q a balance of a l1ttlr- rn<•n· thm. $41,000 at this t :ml'

Tlw ma\·or had approached the

advisory group earlier this year about setting a cap on the total for allocations, similar to Ruidoso's board has done, which is at $1,500. The Downs board, though, decided not to because the members Wanted to be able to be flexible for groups with a worthy cause. The group also pointed out that Ruidoso is using much of its money for an advertising program through the chamber of commerce.

Also on the agenda for the meetIng will be a request tabled from last meeting to possibly trade land with a Downs resident Robert Beaver!!. Beaver!! has a piece of

land near the village's dirt pit, while the village owns a piece of property that runs through Beavers' roping arena.

Maintenance supervisor Dennis Riddle had suggested at the last trustees meeting it may be beneficial to talk to Beavers about the trade.

Other agenda items are appointment of trustee Margie Morales to represent the village in the Eco· nomic Development Corporation of Lincoln County, the resignation of police officer Bobby Angenniller and a proclamation for Small Busi· ness Week.

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k: ....... •),p lfJtJ.frJ,It rulr. Over thf're, tb1·r• ·. probahl.v some residencies nr n . ' wlil hP WJthin 100 feet. Yet, yr.u'r•· l'hnrging thPm twice when th1·y hllok on. if they hook on," Alnr;~. ~a1d

W1rkr-r said the VIllage doesn't char,;" fr,r a proximity fee in that

If ttwy wf're 111 the village, yes, WI' wrHJld," Wickr>r Raid.

That should mcreBse our incom~' as wPll, 1f thry go for it," l\lr1nso said.

W1cker said unless the newly annPxf'd were forced to tie on, they would claim they have their own well and would want to remain on thAt Wf'l\.

"Hut when that well goes bad, and it' A going to cost them $4,000 to $6,000 to fix it, then it's very at· tractive for them to want to tie on. It takes time. That's one of the things the council wiH have to make a decision on at the time of annexation," Wicker said.

Alonso said recent village ae-

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mailed to Lou Medrano and Tom Dick of the State Highway Department.

Tho Ruidoso News and the Village of Ruidoso both were hand· ed certificates, with Deyo lUlling that MainStreet ..,.. a lot to doput,y village manager AIO!l Briley.

quisitions by the village were done for growth.

"It wouldn't be CDnsist.ent in my thinking to develop these over time and then not take steps to go in and get more customers. Because that's what I think we are really talking about,~ Alonso said.

Councilor Ron Andrews asked Wicker if the village committee talked with Porter about the new water charges. He said Carrizo's condos are now going to be charged $26.80 or whatever the minimum charge is per unit, as opposed to having a single water bill for the lodge.

"In other words, we have an ordinance set up that you can't have multiple living units on a single meter," Andrews said. "Even if you do, we still bill $26.80 per unit per month."

Wicker indicated the committee had not discussed that with James.

"I think he may be aware of it," he said.

Andrews said water costs would jump significantly, but the cost will be bome by the individual owners.

"We don't want it to be a sur--

MainSb'eet coulcln' have done it witbaut the good PR. Baid Deyo in handing a certificate to The News publisher Sammy Lopez.

Also Thursday Don Dutton, Bon· nie Mattox and Tom Rigsby were re·elel>ted to tba boatel. new mem· bors elected include Margaret Lahey, Michael Rodzi!I\ViC!, Sally Burkataller and Ann llol!M.

prise when they start recervmg these $26 bills," Andrews said.

Wicker told the council that CNet was in a hurry to start negotiations.

Wicker said first they needed to proceed with annexation by C-Net's request. He said all the rest of the annexation from Carrizo Lodge property, up Carrizo Canyon to the present city limit sign needs to be done by the initiation of the council.

Wicker said the village could come up with the money out of the budget for the project, but labor would be a problem, committing a crew to stay and get it installed.

The mayor recommended the council proceed with the annexa· tion and asked for a motion.

Duff made the motion and Andrews seconded. It p8SBed with all ayes. Councilor Bill Kam was absent. ·

A second motion passed to proceed with negotiations with Carrizo Lodge for the costo discussed and water and sewer credit, to be brought back at the next; council meeting.

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Miller jokingly says.

He had some difiicult,y in speak~ ing at first because his mouth was so dry, but by the ond of the day he was walking and talking. Later on the nurse came to change the sheets, and Miller volunteered to help!

Mike's like thot, friends will say. He will give you the slrlrt off his back. Big, lovable Mike, the guy who will dress up again as Yogi Bear at Jellystone Park, now knows he is not immortal.

"I just didn't think that it would happen to me. I should have realized that a two-pack-a-day smoker for the past 22 years, burning the candle at both ends, being over~ weight and having high blood pressure would make me a candidate for a stroke, even though I am only 37," Miller says as he shakes his head.

He knows that if he is going to again give wagon rides and open up the pool and Jacuzzi this next sea· son, he will have to change his lifestyle. His brother, Jim, is keeping things going at the RV park while Mike is recuperating.

Giving up smoking is the hardest. Then there is the l,BOO·caloriea-day diet he is ~rienci~ and the reduced work load.

He is now under the care of family physician, Dr. R.L. Annale, and he hopes for a quick, full recovery; but he is not "out of the woods" yet, says Barbara.

The latest CAT.SCAN revealed that there are still spots on the left side of the brain, and he still has some headaches and nausea.

But for a guy who to all iritents and purposes was dead, that's not bad.

Barbara and Mike Miller take things since his recent brush with death.

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November. Tb& "Carritotd 'Healtli'~

have a year·to-date gain of $16,533 with mill levy funding of $174,247. The' amount puts them $1,790 ahead of budget.

Ruidoso Emergency Medical Service had a small gain for the month and is ahead of budget by $68,564 because it had been expected to lose about $50,000.

The board received a written request from Jim Stover. EMS director, for a tariff increase for the service. The EMS has not had an increase in three years, while inflation has increased by 13 percent. Stover proposed a tariff increase that will generate about seven percent more revenue. They would then increase tariffs again in 1994 or 1995 to catch up with increased costs.

The service has experienced in· creased costs in salaries by $60,519, in medical supplies by $3,855 and in insurance by $8,.280. They would also like to expand to one more crew, for a total of four, to pTovide the coverage thai is in demand.

The increase would not Tesult in an across·the-board increase but in the adjustment of its varying rates.

The Ruidoso Village Council h&B already given approval for .the in· crease~ and with the board's approval Stover will now go before tba State Corporation CnmmiSBion.

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• imroWe:l;l~ ·such as the American Medical Association, American Hospital Association or the insmance companies representatives.

Miller said a member of the 1974 hospital price freeze committee, which was a part of the Economic Stabilization Act, is ~Jgain on this task force. The result of the freeze at that time was that many hospitals got into severe financial trouble, and many went out ofbusi· ness,

"LCMC has not had a rate increase since 1990. If this goes through as long as we can maintain and increase volume we will be all right," she said.

Miller said in her opinion there are a couple of simple steps they should have taken. Mandating a single way that all insurance claims are filed and pald would save $56 million, according to reports she has heard. At LCMC 90 percent of the work load is figuring out patients' insurance plans and

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proved a drafl; of a letter to the .c:®i\ti_MJ))Jnission requesting $1.~ Dlillion from the count,y mill levy funds. The amount requested fctr operational costs is the sam.b amount, $390,000, as it has boob since April 1990. ·

Miller said they are keeping tba same amount despite an incr88$e by $100,000 in free care provided. With this increase the total amount of free care equals about $1.12-million.

She said she had to include any items that were approved for this year and didn\ purch8B8. They had encumbered $200,000 for possible remodeling for the CarrizoZo Health Center. The parking lot hoB been redone along with some other minor changes, but it isn't likely they will remodel at this time. she IIlli d.

A strategic planninJi committee may be weighing these concerns when it makes its long~term goals during the next few months. Miller announced the committee, which is made up of boatel members, staff members, phySicians and com~ munit,y members, will have ita fuat meeting next week and should complete the process in three to four months.

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The siblings are brown and 'Realisticelly, it should. take black and are just beginning to ob- from thrso to five years bafers you tain their longer coat of hair. see results from a mandatory spay

Another r8Sident looking for a and neuter ordina.n.ee." new owner is Beau Noir, who was However, because the ordinance written about before, but not pie- was talked abou~ months before tured. being passed and bas received a

An owner·release, Beau Noir 'great deal of publicity, it may be came from a home where tha chi!- that owoers are kasping their dren tonnented the dog, Basch animals confined so they don't fall said. For that reason, he m·ay do under the enforcement thrust of the bettor \n a household witheut chil- ordinance.

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WJ the dogs and cam· that. are number being returned to owners picked up running loose or ~a.use or adopted has remained about the problell>!l in a neigbborhood who .same, Basch said. . end up at the sheller, be said. The As the summer season . ap· owners would then be required to proaches ani!' the numher of abanCOI01ply · with the sterilization doued litters lticreases, the abel tor mandate fo1' pet.. . ' would .weJcome volunreers who

1~ also may be that paople adopt- would act as fosw homes fllr the ing pets ftOUI tha slu!lw are befug young pups or k\tmns. DlOl'fl conscientious and are follow- Without foster homes, the ing through on .spaying and neulolr- chances of young animals surviving ing. in the kenhe1 is very low. Even

though Basch gives protective shot., they toke 10 deys to two weeks to become .effective. Staying in a home atmosphere for a few weeks also tendo to maka the puppies more socialiZed and, happy, creating better candidates for B.doption.

Basch said he would welcome the day when the pet population is sullleiently uruler control . that animals would not have to be doatroyed. But undar the current aituation,. the doath of one dog that otherwise would run looQe, could pravent hundreds of ita posaill!e otTsprings from being killed in tha futurs he said.

Whlle the number of animale being dostroyad locelly is dowo, the

For more infonnation about Beau N oi:r:;, Trekker or Ttack.et,. contact Basch at 257-9841 or stop at the shpltar on Gavilan Canyon Road. ·

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youilg psople to be a part of the youth conservation corp for a e!Uil· ·· mer project.

Seven total poeitions, including ons crew leader, will bs selected by the ~nd of the month to boli!n on a two-month prOject, rafurbiabing ·the l,lltlerior of tho original Capitan train dopot. The applic:anm

· sh!lpld be 18 to 26 years of age and reeidonts of .New Mexico. The selected l\Pplioants will also bo trained in fire fighting to be prepared for poseibl• wndfires during the upComing season. . .

To apPly for the project stop by the Smokey Bear Hiatoncal State Park at 118 First. Street in Capitan as soon as poseiblo.

How to sell to government If you are a Sinall busineas owner or manager, the state General

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Government red tape, eom~ex forml!l and federal laws are bewi!doring.and frustrating obstacles that must be overeome to become a qualiJied supplisr for fodsral eontrscm. To find out bow to become one plan to attend one of three free workshOps set for Ruido!J(J this spring. Tha lolntative dates aet for tho soaeions are April27, May 25 and June 22. The workshops will begin at 9 a.m. · . Attend on.e of the workshops and your business will be listed in the Small IJusineBs Assistance's Procurement Automated Source Selectioo data h&$0 making it. capabilities available t.O government agencies and·IIU\lor companiSB. It will a1ao be listed iD. the U.S. Department of Commerce's Minority Vmid.or Profile ~~·s database for award .eonaidaration of future contract. and subeol\tram.

Businesses can also receive the current lists of names, .addresses and telephoDe numbers of key ~vermn~t ~es ~ ·eont~ to .help market products and servJ.ces, r~mve .tree ~s of pendi~ high dollar contracts as they sro published m the Commerce BUSlness Daily," and receive free one-on-one business counseling sessions to help you complete your government paperwork. .

To reBQrYB }'()\D' .seat now for the free workshop eall Nate Segel, :business procurement consultant, at 624-7348.

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range l'ro!n conducting · a · ftee community-wide health screening . to preparing health i1)format;ion in order to help residents make ··itifonned medical trea;tment decisions.

In addition, the pre<eptQrablp program gives future doctors P!ll'sonal ties with people and communities throughout the state, th)ls encourqing them to -set up pr8ctices in New Mexico after graduation.

All at home Ruidoso Valley Grfjeters vielcome Bill .. lifti!e director J0an Batley, J.L. Wlls!)_IJ, Pippin's real estate staff from tHe .Jaqkle Goodl'\lm, Pippin and GreetW Ruidoso Downs office to their new- .Qia.y Adams prepare for the ribbon ~~- . home at the Ruidoso office at 1608: .. · tlrlg In front of the business. The build· Sudderth on Wedh'!'Sdli\y. (From left) 11111 has a new conference room .and a Dean Haynes, a Greeter and a mem· teJ.evision with. a VCR to show tapes. te ber of Pippin's staff, Greeter Gladyenl). proi;pective. buyers as well as offtoos LaGrone, chamber of .commeroo exec- for ail of the associates. .,

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partmenta for money l)l~ a trai,ning progriiDI for new OJIIPloyeea fi>r businesses 'in the area.

CLC.. . . The goal of the projeet is to get Sbe is gatheril!glnfonnation on

long..lerJn financial commitmenta a direct marke1ilng.·eampaign, in from the~re busineBBes. · which the EDOLC .would aimd let>

The prqject will help the group ters directly to prospec1ilve .not be .100. perce-nt dependent on busine:sses in a p'articular IIGl'Vice public lilnding, said Karen Kopp, industry, Kopp hss said that a executive dir!retor of tho group. direct l!latketing oampaign would Cl!rrently it geta l!IDSt of its funds be less costly than placing an ad· from the Village of Ruidoso. . vertisemeQ.t in a large_ newspaper

KopP updated the group on her recent ec1i1Yilies which included helping an arsa business market itS product in Japan and submitting a proposal to state and fedaral de·

or magazirie; Kopp is also working with the

owners of two small clean manufacturers who are interested in n:toying here. She said she.is getting th~;nn the site specification infonnatioD.

for prospective prope~es .in the ·area.

Special speaker for the meeting wae Aubrey Dunn, form(ll' otate· leglalator from .Alamogordo. Puim ·spoJ<e to the .grouP about eeon¥• development m the aepect or retired pe!>ple traveling in re<rea1ilon vehiolea. These p~ople need RV ~ks and: the related services used bylWs. ·

Dunn's biggest attempt to draw RV peop•e into the '"area is the Sun Bird Treasure Fast this past fall.

The event enticed people to tour the entire region by giving each a passport to be stamped by participating · attractipns.

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. Although .the team Isn't 'l'!l~illt- . · full speed ye~, the Warrior I)Oys . tmck squad earned a third ll)!illll . . tiJJish at the · Rose Relayli ; fn ·

Tularosa Saturday. · ·. .. - The event ClUne at the tai!•eXtd of

. !lpring break when many athl~ .were still on vacation;. but *!los• that went gave some Gu~tliJidlriB performances• The bays onlycplitl:l4• iP!I!ed in in'!ividual evon~.. no. relays, ond still scored 48 polllts, justth!:ee behind Col>re. First pl!IOO went·to Silver City, who had a fun squad, with 79. points.

· Jlltkie Lynn onoe again proved his abilities in the BOO mster with a ll!"st,,plsce spot in a time of. 2_:07.4 • ~ also received first place.Dt the event at tho West Tel<BS Relays. the weekend befure with a qllib~ij)n,e of2:01.84. .

His tem~mate Faustino Mlranda was close behind him in third place in a time of2:15.1. . ·

Lynn also captured second place in the 400 meter dash in a time of 52;3, and sixth in tbe 200 meter dash in a time of 24.9.

Jackie Lynn pours on the speed during a recent practice for the Warrior track team. Lynn's hard work has paid off In two first place finishes in the BOO meier dash in the;West Texas Relays and the Rose Relays. He ·and his teammates should be in full force at the Oflate Invitational on Saturday after spring break.

Jason Dix performed well in several events too, and took home three .second placa medals. ae· im· proved. on his previous meet's _long_ jump mark by almost a foot for a distance of 19 feet; . six inches. 1n tho 110 meter hurdles Dil< finished

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Fi-shermen prepare for, new yeai Af'ril 1 It may not_ be considered a new year by lots

of folks but here in New Mexico April! is a new year for sportsmen. April 1 marks a new license year for hunters, anglers and trappers.

Not only is it a new license year, but new regulations far fishing also take effect and there have been kits of changes.

Let's trade a look at chBnges in fishing regulations that begin on April 1. The most sweeping changes have been in the bag limits placed on different waters around the state.

Let's start with trout. In most waters, the bag limit on rainbow, brook and brown trout along with kokanee salmon is six per day and six in po;mession for any combination of these species. There are also some special waters that have daily bag and possession limits of 10 rainbow, brook, brown and kokanee. These waters are Bluewater, Heron. Navajo, Eagle Nest, Abiquiu, Charette, McAllister, Quemado and Bonito hikes.

In addition, at Bluewater Lake there is a minimum size limit of 10 inches on trout. The bag and possession limit is tvto in all waters for cutthroat and lake trout. During the special kokanee season, the bag limit has been

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libarelized so anglers may take 12 kokanee per day with a possession limit of 24. Be sure to oheck the regulations for "special trout water~" that have further restrictions on bag limits and angling methods.

There have also been some major changes in regulations for warm water anglers. In the past these folke have been shle to use two poles, but that is no longer the case. An anglers in the state are restricted to using only one pole at a time anywhere in the state.

In addition, bag limits have been changed for most species: The limit for black bass Oargemouth, smallmouth and spotted) is five per day with a ~inch minimum size limit at Brantley, Cebelio, Choehiti, Conchas, Clayton, -: - .

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Martial arts enthueiast willlu>ve a ohiuic' tue~>< tho bSIIt in.~ state as Ruidoso hosts the se<l®d annual ~ew Maaioo Stale Tae!l-woncio Chanipionlihipa on April$. • . ' _ . · • ; ·

Brett Maul; J;he ~t coOrdlon\1!1', and •!Uitl'l!ef;or of'the U.S.A. Taekwondo Associa~n oflluidoso,:-~d thai; the evant

_ will have more than l!OQ J!llrticip81l~!-<OmP'ijb:lg ill-~· We;ght and belt divisions for the state titles. 'The evenloW.)fJt~ aHO•a ..... April 3 at the Ruidoso IJ!gh SChool gynui!I$IUJh' \'ijth min competition in the morni and"·""-· · etiti"n'lft ·~·- • ......., __ ng ...,.._.,. eomp • - "'W.,.w,......., •

Maul, as weD as lQany of his studon.~ Will .!Ho !'Qii!pllting in the event, whioh Is open to rem!;ered Jplllnb!llls:Ot.thlitashW!)ncic aasoci· ation. Maul, who ill' lllso &>loons's ehampii>)\, • Will ~e ~ag his state title in the mQ!I'e b!ae\.belt welter ... ~~ diO!IiiOit;,. .

Spectstors are iliV!ted tc ~lilne watdl Rllid<>lp's .·first 8ver martial arts oompotition. The cost"'l! $5 fQr adulbli·~•ildrsn six-12 $8,. and children under six lll'e atbllitted free, ' -· · . · -

The proceed& for the event wilf go th tJw non•profit New 'Mexico Taekwondo Asaociaf;ion. For additional in!l)rmldion please call Maul ·at 257-4019. · · -· .• · ·

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St. Patrick's Day marked at San Patricio Oil Sablt Patrick's Day

Early In the morning tho phone rang and Mol O'Reilloy calling !Tom Alhuquorque, sang .the lirst vsrse ol' ''Danny Bqy." Mel said hia

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friends, to know.and to love as a companion on our earthly pilgrimage. ill Your bo~ss compa.ssion, cpnSole us who mourn. Give us faith to see in death the gate of etemallife, so that in quiet _confidence we may continue our course on earth until,. by your call, we are reunited -,vith ~~- who have gone before; through Jasus Christ Our Lord. Amen."

sulliciiant; gasoline . ·· 'h/q>py Saint Plltrll>k's Day. It was Ilks a 'voice

:~~~· Lueero trailhead. Each perBOI) !Tom Ireland itself to hoar from Mel, .and it bs-water, a snack if dsairod, sun gan tho special day just right. oboes and suitable dross for tho Later m the day I ~d corned beef and cab- Also, tho Twenty-third Psalm: "Tho Lord is

JllY Shepherd, I ohall not want ... "

"Lord Jesus Christ. we commend to You our sister Jane who was reborn by water and the spirit in Holy baptism, grant that her death may recall to us Your victory ·over death and be an occasion for us to i-enew our trust in Your Father"s love. Give us, we pray, the faith to follow where You have led the way; and where you live and reign with the Fathei- and the Holy Spirit, to the agea of ages. Amen." ·

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Jyey, 59, of.Ruldoso Downs will be lit $ JI.DI. Tues!IBY in tho Gateway Obutth of Christ In Ruidoso: Of. liciating will be Mr. Tommy Allison ol' EI.Paso. • . Ivoy .di&d Saturday at his homo.

He """' blirn A~ .10, 1933, in y~ !J!JIInty, 'l'ellas, to Ora and Elias Ivey, who botD precede him in !lsath; .

He ~v&d to Ruidoso Downs in 1980 tram. Denwt (Jlty, Texas. He wllii ;II" member ol' the New Mexico Horseman's Asstleiation. He was a maintenlu!"e sUpervisor for El Paso Gas OoJDPiinY·

. Ivey' married Reba Stone on o .. tobed,1987, in Lao Cruces.

He is surviVed by his wife, Rsba ol' Ruidooo Downs; two sons, Ellis Lee Ivoy Jr. of Ignaeio, O!iliftdo and Ooopor Roes lv&f of D'emior City, 'l'ellas; a deugb.ter, Bec'k;y Lynn lvay Honson of Los LUJIIIS: two brothers, Elias Ivey Jr. and Richard Byron lvay of Brownwood, Texas; sister Eva Maqraret Ivoy Todd of HObbs and four grsndcbildren.

The family eilggssts memorials to tho Gateway Church of Christ Building Fund, Ruidoso or to your favorite eberity.

Arrangements are nnder tho direction or LaGrone Funeral Ohopel of Ruidoso.

bage at the homo of Helga Haske,_ tho Nordic Queen, along With some of her mends.

Servlees at Church of San Patricio

One hundred or more from all around Lincoln Cpunty. attended services tho evening of Saint Patrick's Day at tho historic Oburch of San PatriCio.

Donna GonsB!es road from the Book of DsuteroJlomY: ''Babold I have taught you statutes snd judgments, even as the Lord, JllY God oemmandod me, thot you should de so in the land whither you.ga to poasSB it."

Father Richard Catanach road from tho Gospel according to Saint Metthow:

"Think not that I ~ coma to destroy the law, or the prophets; I am·come not to destroy but to fullill."

The services at Sao Patricio Oburch broUght Saint Patrick's Dey in Lincoill County lllemories of early days and special blessing.

Jane Lanoa•r

Memorial services wore held March 17 at Oburch ol' ths Holy Mount for Jane Louise Lsncaetor who was called Homo by Our Lord on March 10.

Lay Eueberiatic Minister Bob G. Whiteley read !Tom tho Book oflsaiab:

"And it Bboll be said in that day, Lo, this is ·our God; we have waited for Him and He shall save us/'

And from tho ·Book of Revelation: "And I, John, saw tho Holy City, new Jerusalem coming down from God out of Heit"''en.o

The Revere·nd Jan Davey read from the Gospel according to Saint John: '1 go to prepare a place for you ... that where I am there yo may be also ... "

· · Special Eulogy

ill tho hcmily, Father John W. Penn doscribed Jane as one of the mOst caring and compasJlionate people 'hQ had ever known; and read from a eulogy written by Jane's life-long mend, Dorothy Walker:

''Today a bright new star is sbiniilg in Heaven. That star is Jane Louise Lancaster."

Dorothy went On to say that their friendship began ai the age ot three in San Marcos, Texas. She went on to trace Jane's many aecompliohmonts and closed by saying:

"Remember how much your love and friendship meant to Jane ... she is smiling dOwn on us from Heaven."

The blessings that Jane has brought to otir lives will remain with us always, and we will ever hold a fond spot in our hearts. And now the Lord has welcomed our dear friend into Heaven.

Spring is Here

I om jumping a little ahead, as I writs this to you just after high noon on March 18, because by tho time you read this, we Will be over into spring, which is on the twentieth.

Today, tho cightsenth, tho March wind that has been unusually light this season, is piek~ ing up the pace a little, singing through the land out of the west.

The light wind brings a warm breath into the Vale, along with aroma of earliest flowers and leaf buds. The song of the dove resounds from the hill, and they have joined the snow

Special Prayers birds and finches at the feeding stations. The fresh breBth of rain from up the way

Father John and the Rev8rep.d Jan Davey reaches you on the warm breeze, and you feel read from The Prayer Book: your hr-art rejoice with all the mountain world

"Oh God of grace and glory, we remember at the arrival of welcome spring. before You tllls day, our sister Jane. We thllllk. Let us thank God for the arrival of spring You for giving her to us, her family and and all our other many blessing.

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10 a.m.-SOUTH CENTRAL MOlJlllTAJN RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND'Dil!VELOP· J\llENT COUNCn. in the eonuniesio~a room of the Lincoln County Courthouse iii Qam•ozo. Dr. Jim Miller, director of Eastern New Mexico Uniwr· sity, Ruidoso Instructional· Center, Wlll speak on voeational·technicel programs for Lincoln and Otero counties. The business session will include reports of· progress on various projeclll ·iuch as a piilon·juniper utilization study,. Smokey Bear celebration activities, Corona multi-purpose build· ing, ag internship program and Tularosa Pipeline. All are encouraged to attend.

11 a.m.-FEDERATED REPUBLICAN WOJ\IlEN OF LINCOLN COUNTY membership meeting at Enchantment Inn. Cost of meal is $6. Cell Patsy Lackoy, 257-5672, or Coleta Elliott, 258· 4455, for reservations.

7-9 p.m.-PARENTING FOR CRISIS PREVENTION IV in the ccmmunity room at Ruidoso lligh School. Dr. Birgit LaMothe will lead the next in a ~ve-part. series in the annual free spring parenting course offered by the Ruidoso Municipal Schools. Sessions will deBl with basic parenting principles and will include an open forum for. pertinent, specific situations to be discussed. For more information, cell257-6149 or 354-2761.

7 p.m.--.LENTEN ~VICES at '!ibepherd qf the Hille Lutheran Church, 1210 FMl Road. 8()1l.p and pie 11\lppero will be ·&om 5:30 tq 6:45 p.m. j~. before the worship services eaob Wedneedey throughout the Lenten aeason. Everyone io welcome. For more informatiOn, call Jeanette ToenBirig at 258·5699. ·

. 7 p.~TO VU..LAGE HOlliE OWNEI,lS ASSOCIATION lDOe\ing at the Club House. ,

6 p.m.-REPUBLICAN PARTY EXECUTIVE BOARD at Shepherd of tho Hille ·Lutheran Church, 1210 Hull Road. For information, call chairman. Mike Kakuska, 258-4231 or 257-2440. .

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nephew to music, over JameS Boren written, IIUJlll and·:Pf<> • duced recordings. · . .. >

Now Boren and his wife ate at home in RuidQBO where he'd liP :to eetehlieh a preproduction recording studio. He says in a preproduolion studio, musi~s produce a~ 112 t>;•ck eisht-track to .be ::;t• . ill working out the bllgl befO>"\i· . · ng to a big studio fDl' a final rec ;.

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TWELFI'H JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURI' STK!'E OF NEW MEXICO COUNTY OF LINCOLN

RUIDOSO STK!'E BANK. aNew Mexico Corpotalion, Plaintiff

vs

MICHAEL F. GABALDON, ond PERLA GABALDON CHAVARRIA, Defendants

CV-92-212 Div lli

LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF

PENDENCY OF SUIT

TO: MICHAEL F. GABALDON

GREETINGS:

YOU ARB HEREBY NOTlFIED llult there has been filed in the District Court of Lincoln County. State of New Mexico. a certain cause of action wherein Ruidoso State Bank is the plaintiff and you are the Defendant. tbe same being Cause No. CV -92-212, Division III.

The object and purpose of the said suit is to a complaint on a promissory note and a suit for foreclosure on

the following described real pro~y in ihe name of tbc plaintiff.

YOU ARE l'IIOTIFIED that w~ilo~s you outer your appearance or file pleadings herein on or before April 7, 1993. the plaintiff will make application to the Court for a Decree by Default, and Decree by Defal:llt will be rendered against you as prayed for in the complainL

The name of the plaintiff's attorney is HAWTHORNE & HAWTHORNE. P.A., R.chard A. Hawthorne, and whose address is 1221 Mechem, Suite 1. Ruidoso. New Me;xico. 88345. WITNESS my hand and seal of the District Court of Lincoln County, New Mexico this 18th day of February. I 993.

MARGO LINDSAY DISTRICT COURI'

CLERK LINCOLN COUNTY.

NEW MEXICO by: Elizabelh Lueras Deputy Court O..k

TWBLFI'H JUDICIAL DISTRICT COUNTY OF LINCOLN STATBOFNEW MEXICO

RUIDOSO STArn BANK, a New Mexico

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What You Want?

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Banking Corporation, Plaintiff, '

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MICHAEL F. GABALDON, and PERLA GABALDON CHAVARRIA. Defendants,

ORDER

THIS MATTER having' come on before the Court upon plaintiff"& motion herein, and the Coun having read the same and being fully advised in the premises rmds that the motion is well taken.

IT IS THEREFORE, ORDEREtl, l.hat plaintiff be, and he is hereby allowed to make service upon the Defendant Michael F. Oabaldon by publication in l.he manner prescribed bylaw.

RICHARD A. PARSONS

DISTRICT JUDOE #8489 4t(3)

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LEGAL NOTICE CALL FOR BIDS

The Ruidoso Board of E!!ucation wishes t.o receive bids for a Portable Personnel Lift. Specifications m.By . bo picked up at the oftlce of

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the Superintendent. 200 Horton Circle, Ruidoso, N.M. 88345 or telephone 257-4051. Bids must be received in the office of the Superintendent on or before April 13, 1993 at 4:00 P.M. Bids will. be opened and read aloud at the regular Board Meeting on Aprill3. 1993, at 7:00 P.M. at the Ruidoso Hisb School Public Meeting Room. The Board reserves the right 'to' reject anY and all bidS and wOlve all tcclmicalities. /s/Mike GladdCJI Superintendent Rui4o&o Muuieipal Schools

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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF LINCOLN COUNTY TWELFl'H JUDICIAL DISTRICT S'L'JE OF NEW MEXICO

IN THE !dm"TER OF ESTATE OF MN. WAONER.Deceosed

Cause No. PB..!I3-09 Divislonm

LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS

DETTY R. WAGNER, hall been appointed Personal Re~tative of

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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF

LINCOLN COUNTY TWELFTH '.'JUDICIAL DISTRICT

STATE· OF NEW ~~ICO

the Est1.1te of M.N. Wagner, Deceased. All persons havlng claims aga_inst this estate are required to. present their claims within two months after the date or the fu'st publication or this Notice or Lhe 'claims will be forever barred. Claims must be presented elther to IN THE MATTER OF the Personal THE NAME

CHANGE OF Representative at Post JOSEPH ORTEGA orrJCC Box 1524. Ruidoso. • ' New Mexico. 88345. or Pebtloner,

filed wilh tho District ~C~a~:~#ii~ Court of ~m.:!>ln Collllty, ( N 'TidE OF New McXlCO. - · •. ~ .. • E· .. RON·· '!fO ..

BETI'Y R. WAGNER ' CHANGE NAME

Michael S. Line" UNDERLINE, LTD. 1096 MechCm Drive, Suite 3E Ruidoso. New Mexico 88345

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LEGAL NOTICE SPECIAL BUDGET

HEARING :Ouc to the increase iD

unit value a special budget hearing will be hold by the Hondo V~ley Board of Bducation on Monday, Matob 29, I 993 M 6:00 p.m. ln the school library.

Also at lhls meeting the Board will adopt Bmployer-Enapl oyee Relations Policies. ·

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.Notibc of publication is herCby giVen pursuant to Section 40-8-1 et seq •• N.MiS.A. 1978 Comp., IbM IOSEPH ORTEGA will apply to the Tweiilh Judicidl District Court of Uncoln County, New Mexico to change his name to IOSEPH RUE. Said application wlll be made at Carrizozo. N~w Mexico on the 151h day of A.¢1, 1993 at9:00 AM at the' Lincoln County Courthouse in Carrizozo. New Mexico. If no sl!ffi;:ient cause be. sJtown to tlte contrary.Lhe name change shall be <!OIIII>Hsl:<:<lby Order oflhe District Couri.

/s/Jos•;Pil Ortega Joseph Oriega Bo" 254 Jloldl$o :DOwPsiO New Me><lcl> 81!341i •

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NOTICE is hereby' given that on March 12. 1993. Alpine Village Sahltation District. lf'.O. Box. 2918, Rui.doso. New Mexico 88345, . filed appHcation No. H-505-S-. 3 with tbe STATE ENG1NEER for permit to

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Any _person. firm or eorporalioo or ot!IU entity objecting~ the gnmtlng or tllo application' Will be dettlnielital to tho ob.!Ollior's wark-rilibt ohali ·

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objecting lhat the of tho applica~n contrary to·. cOnsO;rv&tion of watct within the State·' of dobimontal to the lpillill~ welfiU"8 of· the. state anA showing lhat the objectojwm be subs-tiBily an1J. zpeclflcally al'l'ecbldl>x lhO gnmtlng of the applicslh>ol shaU llave.$-.llng 109 objeotlonif· 'lit !iW>!l!st Provlaed. ho-ver. tho State of New Mexico or any Of its brlt!l~. agenCios.departmenti· boaids, lnsttumeniij!lti<(O ·or institUtions. and aJl political subdivisionS i the state and .\he agencleS,InSlnmlentalltl

==~~!~""+ or protests. Tbo p~ or objections 'Sliall b;'~ wtlting and: ohlill· .. ,·l'onh all protestant"'s Or objector's reasons why til, application should not ti& approved. and must _.-Ita filed, ln !rlpllcatc, wid> Bluid Martinez. StaGe. Englneer,1900W. ~d St., Roswell. · Ne Mexlc:o 88201, within (10) clays afler the elate Qf .llib last J!Ublicadon ol' tlils Notice.

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., Reaa au··about it •· · Ut~~ Jiirb an opl!llriar sklll In the t990s. Stu· · ·• dents, workers aru;l. prospective workers 'are .lhnited in

·· iall areas of 1.~ If tliey•can't comprehend the written · .. word an.cl reG.Iifr ~heirlll!fi!rds on paper. ,

~~m:r~ ',reading is an lndlspenslble skill, young' P: need to .reeogfll~e Its use :1n their dally Uves,

that's where smalltown newspapers can help. ~~~~~~~:~~lsllikes tQ Jl!ad about and see plctlires 11f . ·ti and neighbors. Sixth graders will have a chance to do just that through a Newspapers In Edu-

. 'cation ·Jiroject beginning today. Students will have a conttlmporary reading· tool where they'll see what's

. happening in their town. That will lead them to want to read about Issues beyond their village In regional and national publications and In books and other period!-

HII!Jbard .. Foullcfatlon, for the second year,· has with The RuldQsc:i News In this literacy project

designed to show young p~ople that reading has daily · relevance In their lives. The Hubbard Foundation and The Ruidoso News will .again donate individual sub-'

to The News to all sixth graders In this and Mescalero. Copies of the weekly County

also will be delivered to sixth graders in the that have .:»pted to take part in this project.

schools participating are Corona, Capitan, CarJi!dili!o•zo, Hondo and Mescalero.

Jol<•''' 1Ne appreciate the Hubbard Foundation's commit· rr;lf\lnt to a literate future and thank the Hubbards and foundation director Jim Stoddard for their generosity

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. ;rfJ. JournaUsm is literature in a burry." 1 ..,.Mattllew Arnold, English critic, 1840 ().1 '

' ·~'~One of tbe most importailt purposes of society ' :,:'and government is tbe discovery of trutb on

·subjects ol:' general concern. Tbis is possible b only tbropgh absolutely unlimited dls.cussion.

. -Zechariah Chatee, constitutional law scholar, 1919

• ·:"A stancl can be made against invasion by an • ; llnllY! no stand can be made against invasion by .. : an idea." . . ~ " .

-VIctor Hugo, French writer, 1850

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EDITOR'S NOTE: 'Sixth graders at Ruidoso Middle School pro.vided ·the cartoons and essays printed, in today's edition, '!'heir work was dime before Spring Break io com· memorate National. Middle School

. week last week.

Sex educattion . by NICHOLAS BORN Special to The News

Sex education ia a con~aversial ~ssue. It'" is important that· they. teach it here. in the seventh and eighth grade. The peop~ that teach it here are Mrs. Rhonda Snowden, Mrs, Judy Morris and Mrs. Linda Hawthorne. It is important that they stress the importance of AIDS and the proper protection and the real proper protection, abstinence .

Years ago people waited for·marriage before having sex, and it was important. People have 10$t sight of this importance. If they would go back t.o this way, we would have less sexually transmitted diseases ~d unwanted teenage pregnancj.es.

Indian culture by RAENETTE EVANS AND LAURA PARR Special to The News

We feel the Indian club is the most wonderful activity in the Ruidoso Middle School. The Indian club can be for anyone who would like to attend.

_They waited until the first nine weeks of school to begin Indian club activities. Their meetings are· held in the band halL So the kids. could share their culture with school. Indian ~lub was .~s\;~o~jl\She~ ~~awl• . the kids, espeCially the giTls, liiid asked about having one.

Channel One by AARON GILLLESPIE, WES TEMBY AND JOSH VARNADORE Special to The News

Channel One started Friday, Janu3TY 14, three years ago.

lt is a program that has been m· forming students at RMS about current events for three years. It has covered such stories as: Desert Storm, the Rodney King trials, the fall of the Berlin wall and Opera· tion Restol'e Hope.

The reporters for Channel One are: Lisa Ling, Justin Gunn, Rawley Valverde, Craig Jackson, Andersen Cooper, Cathy Kronenberger, Hicks Neal and Ryan Burn· ham,

Channel One is broadcast from the Channel One Hacienda in New York, New York. They constantly get memorllbilia from Channel One schools from all Over the country.

Our opinion is that Channel One is a good thing because it informs student of stories going on around

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D\EADUI>IliES !RIEAIDEIR ADS Thursday, 5:® p.m. for the Monday Issue: Tuesday, 5:00 p.m. fqr the Thursday Issue.

1 Announc;emenls 2n1Dnk you 3 Personal$ 4 Lost and Found 5 Land I!Cir Sale I Houaas lor Sale 7 Cabins tar ·Sale 8 Reel Estale nadeB 9 Re•l EstPie

;lt. Prop'!'irtY ~-~Jlaima~lt 20 St~r&qq Spbi=e-hM' Rent 21. Wan1ed to RQnl

22 PastUre tor "'"" 25 Autos tor &ale 24 Ackups • T~ka 25 Vana tor. $ale 28 Motorcycles tor ·sale 27 Auto Pans

39SporJingGoc;t\IQ 1:. -, ... ·.~· 40 lkla1S. Mllrtne iqql~Jmvrit 41 ~f!Hiell!lneaus · · -· · · 42 \IY.Qnlel;i To Buy ''''iiW!;·,., .. 43 tietp Wanted ': 44 .W~rk Wa~:~tiHf

DEADLINES FOR ALL DISPLAY ADS:·Thuraday, 5 p.m. forth& Mon• day lesuo; Tu0sc1ay, 5 p.m. for the Thursday ISSUQ. 1 0 Mabl,le Hoinaa tar Sale

11 Business OpportuniUOe 12 Jiouses tar Rent

"28 R.V.'a l.,..d Travel Trailers 29 UveatOak and Horan :W Farm Equipment .

45 FJnanciCII Services 48 Service& 47 Houae Sltllne 48 Chile\ Care

DEADUNES FOR ALL LEGAL N011CES : Wednaaday, 5 p.m. fGr the Monday Issue; Monday, 5 p.m. for thf Thursday Issue.

13 Apartments tor Rent 14 Mobile& tor Rent 115 Mobile SpaceS lor Rent 1& Rent to ·share

31 Feefl and,Or•ln 32 Ptoduce and ptants 33 Pels and Suppll~s 34 Yard Sales 35 Houa1111hold Goode

49 ChileS care wa-:-... 1 _. 50' Enli:lrlalll_trutnl ; I · · 51 Firewood For •le 52. Te&,phone Seni&:lO$' ,

' ' ~ . 17 Buatneaa Rentals 1$ Resort Rentals 38 Muslc.PIInstrumenls

PUBLISHER'S NOTICE -All real ·estate advertising in this news· paper is subject to the Federal Fmr Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, .handicap, familial status, or national ongin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination." This newspaper wiU not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper· are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain of discrimination, call HUD toll·free at 1·800-424-8590. For the Washington, DC area please call HUD at 426-3500. The toll-free telephOne number is 1-800-543-8294. R-62-tfc

ELKS LODGE BINGO - every Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m., Early Bird 7:00 p.m. Kitchen will be open • come out & play & eat with us! E·R-81-tfnc

FOR ANY PERSONAL CRISIS -call the Mental Health Hotline at 1-437-8680 (collect). M-55·tfnc

YOU CAN GIVE the gift of sight by being an eye donor. Contact any Lion or call 257-2776 for details and a donor card. Do it now; thflre is a tremendous need for eye tissue. L~87-tfnc

TRYING TO .REACH MORE -people than our local market?

·How about 213,000 readers in 29 hometown newspapers all over New Mexico. For $96.13 your 25 word ad will reach 29 pap!rB outside of Albuquerque. can The Ruidoso News at 257-4001 for more information. R-92-tfnc

FAMILY CRISIS CENTER - 24 hour crisis line. Answered by Ruidoso Police. 257-7365.

M.J-99-tfnc KNOW A CRIPPLED - or burned

child? Call Shriners for free help. 257·7333 days, 258·5860 eveninga or 257-4871, 257-2079.

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FREE SUPPER - every Monday Evening at the Episcopal Church of the H~lr. Mount, 121 Mas· calero Trai , Ruidoso. Everyone is Welcome, bring the kida. For more information call 257· 2356. M·E-60-tfnc

EIGHT ACRES - in Capitan city limits. Water and alectricity availoble. Beautiful bullcHng site parltlme stream. $19 000. Call386-4994 after 5pm. · 2o.O· 90-6tpR2tp

FOR SALE 1/3 a<!te lot ih!e and

BY OWNER - Upper Canyon, near ri:ver. Four bedroom, three bath, large den. Call 505·257· 4504. M-B-60-tf~

FOR SALE - furnished, one bedroom, one bath, floor furnace,' sleeps 8. $25,000. 822 5th Street. Call257·7808. M·H·87-8tpR4tp

$38,000. TWO • bedroom home. DeckS, fireplace, paved road. Close to Barnett Carpet 378· 4661. M·R-!ll·tfc

UPPER CANYON - llO Upper. Deck. One bedroom, large livingroom, large kitchen. Fullr furnished including washer and dryer. Big corner lot - fenced bacl< yard with large patio. $40,000., $6.000 down. 257· 3844 31-R-93-4tc·R2tc

FOR SALE ·owner finance. Restored Victorian, four bedroom. two bath. $152,000. Call (210) 226·6863. M·R·93-4tp· R2tp

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PECOS TEXAS - · ownet will trade for Ruidoso property. 800 irrigated acres. REALTY- SER· VICES. 258-4574. M·H-93-4toR2te

ALTO VILLAGE -on 8 lola in Alto Vii· 3.000 BqJiarO feet.

Four bedroom, two· bath. Hot tub, sauna, 360 degree views. Two ear g&rage, auto door, two fireplaces. Full Country Club membership, Jockey auD seats availoble. Call Nick Patterson Owner/agent. 505-898·1948 45· P-43-tfc

NEEDS TLC tlll'ee bedroom, three bath territorial style home plus a two bedroom one bath rental cottege. $89,900. with possible owner financiim. Please eaii Barbara Willard; Sierra Blanca Realty. 257-2576. 29-8-90-tfc

WE BUY REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS

can Rod 1·865-9247 or 1-263-1638

lnveiltors Welcmne

By OWner Fantastic Sierra Blanca VIews. 5 bl!drooms, 3 bath, 2 living llfllas, 2 fireplaces, lots of decks, all cliy utllltles and very pr!Yate. Close to shop· plng and 2 golf c:Ourses. $176,000 . . ' ·. . Next door'213 acre view bUild· ,lng lot $1$,000 oan 2!i!I-5P!l!l

clear, all city utilities. -Blv!ll>for car or .cars that need worli; ga- l.l~"' rage equlJIDl&nt ·or what nave , you. Call Peter at 257·2alli or 257·7341.. . . :U:Y..~tr·

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EXQUISITE SIX BEDROOM -six bath hOme. M~eent view, great rental history. Call Jeff at Doug Bass and Associates. Call 258-5252. 19·IJ.56-tfc

FOR SALE - two bedroom, one bath house, partially furnished, all appliancea including washer/ ~ryer and microwave. Lot backs up to National Forest, owner financing possible. $49.900. Call 258·5559 or 257-5699. 24·H·64· tfc

MIDTOWN • 19 apartments • fobu· lous condition 100% occupan~. Two bedroom, rented at $476, one bedroom. rented at $875. $240,000. assumobl, • ~·ce $640,000. a bargain ,as re cement cost would be $75 ,000. Call owner 257·7841 or 257· 2816. 32-Y-89-tfc

REMODELED • special fresh new kitchen large two bedroom, two bath new liot water heater and closet· space on paved street $37,000. Call now Stinnan Real Estate 378-4391. 28•8·89·8tc

OWN A ISLAND - Two bedroom cabin surrounded by Brady Creak $39,900. Water lovers.

Call Barbara Willard, Siemi Blanca Realty, 257-2576. 20-!>· 90-tfc

RV CARPORT - nlus imm .. ulats home with double garage. Classy life styla. $149,000. Please call Barbara Willard, Sierra Blanca Realty. 257-2576. 20·13-90-tfc

$49,000.- Two bedroom home in good . neighborhood, assumable loan, low p~ts. Newer, in great shape. Call Pat at Sierra Blanca Realty. 257 ·2576. Owner/agent. 25·D·66·tfc

Bonita river, and sec;:luded in historic · Electric and teli\Phcine on property. Sacrifice. 257·3629. 16·E·90-4tpR2tp

LARGE ALTO HOME - five bedroom, 4 bath, easy access, fobulous views and a full golf membership~ A must to see at $189,000. furnished! Seller wants to see all offers. Call Alyce at JJ's Real Estate 258-4379. Evenjngs call336-4949. 87.J-93· 4to-R2tc ·

ALTO VILLAGE · fuli membership lot. Large, buiidoble, woode.d. $13.900. Owner/agent, 336· 4621 M·Y·91-4tp-R2tp

ALTO LOT • full golf membership. · $13,900 will finance. Call owner

800.·888·4083 M·B·91·8tp·R41!' RESPONSWLE • older couple'

seeks unfumished house in Ruidoso for long term lease or lease purchase. Requires three ·or four bedrooms, .large dining

double garage, and good acc:O!s 214·296.0604. 26-W-92·

WHAT A DEAL- newly .listed, ful· ly furnished three bedroom, two bath mountain home, possible owner financing. $62ii000. Please call Beverly S~n~nson at Sierra Blanca Reali!~ 257·

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FOR SALE - Three bedro-· one 314 bath. Fully carpeted. Ex· cellent appliances .,.. wiil sallt<> he moveil. 205 Del Norte Drive. 20.S-90-4tpR2q,

SOME WAY ENmRPrusES _:·of· fers custo1n mads lea'ther· and fobrlc clothing and ~pilUs . or · alters leather clothing, chaps, · etc. We whcllesalelit ritall·tbe IIOtive man wall~. 1204 !ofer:hlim Dt-..111& (Raillbdw C!Mter) '258· 8804. . . 29·D~ -

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'116 Oodae Colt VIsta .nice car. iilr c:ondltlonlng .

'92 Oalhatsu Charade · loW mtrea,. goo~ economy

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~YDANDY -good USI>dlilr·~, nlture. B~g and selling. 301 • ·• Mei:he'mDiiw. 257-2727. M-H· - - 73-tll: ;1JeYCE'S.ANI'IQUES-used ll>r· "~ nlture, ap~ces. We buy sell • ·and trade. 1150 Sudderth. 251--~ ··"1575. · . · M.J-66-tfc :'":JiUYiNG AND SELLING - good • • ·used !Uri>lture and ~liimees or >: · ol...alu&. C 3.18-11439

c. ·-=94. ~ ,~-. ,91'!1\CR2te -.iiOR mti..,. Catalina Eial!.teen 8 ; : ·cycle wt~Sb.,., $76. o.'lf.O. Call ':: 257~88.~. , · . "'"M;ji'-;illl-trc

iflliRK PINE.~ lledei\tiii table, six • :. : cbil®, lal'go 11u~ $500. ea1>h ;.> •• 354-1119!)'. . . ~ .. M-!~Mt:p<R2\I> · ••QUEEN' SLEEPER SOFA - tail, ·

· . ,.: · omtellent ~ eoh<litton. $225, 258-~ >412!1• ·· ·. . ~. M'P-114-llte

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phone calls. A.Ppl_y in ~orson at ·High Country Lodge in Alto. MH-9l-4te

SEEKING - certified nursing assistants - day and evening shift. Contact Theresa Knis<ht. Call 257-11071 M-C-92-2te

K-~~~is rMJtlc::a'\~ Please apply in person after 2pm. M-K-112-2te

DESK Cw;:RK NEEDED Must be mature, dependable, .and will

. ing to work nights . end weekends. Send resume to• Box 128 B, Ruidoso, NM 88345 22-C-92-4te

HELP WANTED --'a reliable, mature lady to stsy nights with elderly couple in their home. Call 257-4173

TEMPORARY - Softball end Tournament League Technician. Complete job deseription and applications at Village of Ruidoso, 313 Cree Meadows Dr. PO drawer 69 Ruidoso NM 88345, phone 268-4343. Applications will be accepted until 4:00 pm Mareb 23, J.993. EEOE 37-V-93-

LAWN AND YARD .:... service. aean up pine needles, tree· trimmin!J! house.. m$nt"tiliance, remodel,,Call after 5J)m, ask for Greg 257-3890 20-M-93-4tp-R2tp

SHARPENING - ·Chain saws, .Mower repair. .MciCullough Dealor .. Pro·Service. 257·5479 M· P-79-tfe ·

BANDYllfAN Painting,

and floor

!~_pair '!'RIC service-serving rounding·areas. 30 + years sonable rates. C-1-9tf

FREE ESTlMATES . TV's, VCR's, stereos. Only authorized service on both TV's & VCR's in Ruidoso.- AFFORDABI$ SERVICE, 1925 Sudderth. 257-4147. M-A-R-tfc

NO!SYWATERSPAS&BA~.,..- · sales, service, installation, _!)art order on spas, saunas, whirlpo91 baths.. 1109 Mechem. 258-

. 8615. M-N-20-12tf COOL PINES BUILDERS

Professional contractor. Remodelinge. decks, b(mles, roof· ing, all types of construction. Reasonable rates. Cool Pines Builders, License #50848. Call Jim at 257-3008 or 430-8167 mobile. M-C-81-tfc

JEWELRY REP AlB Silver and Gold chains rspaired $6.00. Necklaces restrung, ripgs sized, stones replaced. ENCHANTMENTS 257-7960. M-E-83-tfc

AUTO AND El$CTR!CAL REPAIRS - Seven days, car, truck or .dieseh For prompt service and competitive rates phone 257-7341. M-Y-83-tfc

CARPENTER - will build decks, ~. fences, ~s .. do handy ripiii-s. Reasonable rates, JohD 378-8178 evenings. M-W-118-ltp

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ONLY EXTRA - gats your reader ad in The Ruidoso. Reporter, following ·one or more p~lications in The Ruidoso News. ·

~ APPLI-· ELEClRONICS

SERVICE' (505) 257 .. 147

. FOR SALE - Firewo'od: V!ias, Juniper1 Pilion, Cedar. Also Vigas fence post. Call 257-5966. M-W-112-Bte

FIREWOOD for sale, split and deliverad. $85/cord 354-3043 MR-93-4tp-R2tp

READ THE CLASSIFIEDS -You may find something .f!»U need or want in The Ruidoso News. .

TELEPHONE BUSINESS - Sys_tems. Sales, service., ~ all ~tams. Commumcations Specialties. License #30421. Call 257-2860. M-C-5-tfc

LEGAL NOTICE T R U C K Academy, N . B • : COURr OF LINCOLN COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT DRIVER/LABORER with Albuquerque, New Mexico

COURT OF Lhe Lincoln County Road 87109; (505) 821-0235, LINCOLN COUNTY DepartmenL Must have a and at the following

TWELFTH minimum of five years locations: JUDICIAL experience and be able to Builders News; 3435 DISTRICT perform minor PrincetonN.E.;

STATE OF NEW maintenance and repair on Albuquerque, NM MEXICO equipmenL Mustalsohave Dodge Reports; 1615

IN THE MATTER OF a Class A Commercial UnivCJSity Place; ESTATE OF SARA Driver's License. with no Albuquerque. NM

.JANE CROSSLAND. points. on their license. Dodge Reports; 1800 Deceased Obtain application at lhc South Washington;

Cause No. PB .. 93-10 Lincoln County Manager's Amarillo. TX Division m Office in Carrizozo or by Dodge Reports; 7SOO

NOTICE TO calling 505/648-2385. Viscount. Suite 106: E1 CREDITORS Applications must be Paso. TX

GBNE E. CROSSLAND. received no later that 5:00 School Administration

TWl!LPfH JUDICIAL DIS TRier STATBOFNBW MEXICO

IN THE MA'ITBR OF ESTATE OF CLINTON DELBERT GREEN, dec:eased

Cause No. PB-93-08 Division D

LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TQ CREDITORS

hss been appointed P.M .• March 26. 1993. OffiCe; 200 Harton Circle; Personal Represenbllive of LINCOLN COUNTY Ruidoso, NM NOTICE IS HEREBY lhB Estate of Sara Jane EQUAL OPPORn.JNITY Bidders may obtain GIVEN that the Crosslan~ Deceased. All EMPLOYER AND iN Bidding Documents at the on4ersigned has been persons having claims COMPLIANCE WITH off"ace of the ArchiteCt or appointed Personal against this estate are THB AMERICANS lhe School Adn:linisualion Representative of lhts required to present 1helr WITH DISA.BILITlBS Office a11er March 9, 1993 estate. Ail persons bavlug claims within two months ACT. TI'ILE.II-A. upon deposit of One claims against lhis estate after the date of the first Legal 118534 2T(3)22 Hundred1>ollars($100.()()) are'"'JulredtOpresen11balr publication of d:liS Notlce for each set of doeuinents. clailns wilhiD two months ot the claims will be The deposit is ref\mdable after the date o£ the fkst ruteV'er barred.. Claims upon return of the publication of -tilt$ Notice ·

· ellher ·~ tho claim« w'IU bo mustbe~nted to Docum8ritS:. in good "'"' t h e P e.r s· o n a 1 LEGAL NOTICE condition. Within ten days forever barred. -claims R.epres~tive at: Post VE~ S MEN -~--•·bid. lti.Ustbepresente(l~tbettb

: omce.Box 731' Ruid(JSO, AD A Tl E T .m~. ";::..·B·· C-'forenee the .undersignod.-P<imonat TO BID ~ n.,- "' · "" · &-•entallve l'\0. Jlox New Mexico, 88435, or will bt> lteld at S:OO~p.m. ·g '"']t • .

~! ~~tn:,r.. ~:~~ RuldoBo Mtmlclpal · !ileal tlmo, Tilursda,-, J:ieo .ss's~ = School Disltitl . will . ~~,1993,at.Wblt4 Jill 1ho:b' lrlotCt>'-' ~

.New Mexico. · · receive seall!d Jump ~n~m Mounl:llh Int~o;dla~ ., • ,. ~ ~i '<-""1<"= ·. lsfOena :E. er .. slaud bids ft>teonsii'Uctlilnof.W. · lfchQOlr.Wblte Mountalll ~. D.ATBJ?, 3!3J!I;$ ·, . .

. ~~~~~~. Llnt'i'n,, i'IBW llLBM!>NTARY :Otiv~:. :ltJ;ldoso; NM t<l ' . · . . • , ·. ·' ·· ... , . Jll.~ft:;l~;~ ..,,.., ...., •. ,.,., . SCHOOL.. Rul<loso,:New ali~)11or•. C<!!'tfllctc>r... · ,._.;_,. ~~ . ~ W!l!"'~~ ' 'iOllil 'Mo~btiln Prl'v.o,. MoxlcOc until 2:00 p.m; .. <lll'!lltlPiiil. At~dltl)c:e ,. ~.,u ... -,...._,..,..., .. :~. !14. · ' . ~ ft~.~:..;:;:,. · New.· . .. . h!oat limo.~. A,1111l N<>TJI>!llltlliloj:f· - • · .

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M~."" · 8· ry·st·udlo"·l~· nAw . soiU2S~·liO!Ii) ~· · schools Adtlliulsttalioo·· · soperinl.elidenr ~ I'BRSONi!.L . .. . . ·' """ " " u • L•PIIIS$30' !luildlng; 200 ~tan . ltuidos~ Munlci!!Bl ScMal ~· ~.·

.accepUng applications: for 2~(3):!l!,2S Cltc!e; Ruidoso, New Dlslricc . · . · · . ··. .·· Kan>n~ ~ · · ~· . qualified artists to wo.rk Moxlco. Til<> uoJecl . Rlli<foso,NowMexlc<> PARSONS &'llli.YANTs, .with three dlmenslona1.

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fine art. . . . . LEGAL NOTtC£. . . ~32,110{) liquareteot otnew . . IIIIS63· Kuret<L. ~ Fulf·til'lle. "OSition. M-F. . ·· .JtMPLOYMBNT · ·blllldinil · ciinsuuction, 3'1.' (S) ill, 18, 2Z P.O.llOlt 1000

,. NOTICE· . sitowork nnd utilities. ltulr!Cll!<), New Mexioo 'F'Iease csll R9{1intf at Lincoln Connty .ts now · iliddillg doouroents may· 8834!1 . .

. 2511-4~ • accepting applications 1\>r be oxrunined at II"' ofl"tC6 , (50.'1)257~ for more lntonnatlon. three position• ·of · of ; 'ihe Mcblte<>t. , :

TJlMPORARY DUMP GtroJ1S1~ lnc,; 6020 · INTHB DISTlUCT . '

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"Spring Break"· - Space Avanable "'

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Mazatlan or Puerto Vallaria Wednesday/SaturdflY Rotation o 3 nightsi7 nights ·

FROM $279 P.P.DBR.. * SPECIAL DEPARTURE * Travel Agent Rate Available

Operates Wednesdays & Saturdays uhtil September 8, i 993

Afari Travel Centre

257-9026 617 SUDDERTH DRIVE CHARLESTON SQUARE RUIDOSO, NM 88345

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Lamp and 21-lnch 2'12·Gallon Poly

GAS Appliance PRUNER TIMER ~ CAN with FRe;E

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ill!l Ute Goos on her ~rutal crlll\e on her Innocent twin qlster, rofeased ;1!,\j~ !ll\!Jrlls Ill his tiell\e In Texas illlJ CNN Heodlloa s ./$Jr~ Seymour, Stephen Clli/Jns, Vln~nt - seeklnU.lBVillgQ'j)" the $h~il(f Who' f111lll~

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®MOVIE: Borglar A cat burglarwltnossos IDl Nas!QIIIe Now (1976) · ·•. · - · ® FiQIIfouse · · · · a murder aod trias to solve tho crlmo. 1!11 CemiC\1 QniV · . ' · : "·• · ,-,. . Whoop/ GJJ/dbery, G.W. Bailey, Lesley Ann 10:35®Tonioht Show With Jay Lllno Q ®).lies~): 911: ....

Wmen (t987) . (2) Mil'll~d ... Willi t:hlldrmi Q (!!I r~OIIIE: Horble Goes to Monlo Co~o illJ ChBUI$ Q . . While Herbie, ille spunky Vol~wagen, is In . 1!!1 liuPier. ·. France loran auto race, two th1eves·steala 1j:ODOOfiHAA Ra~lll!J . diamond and h1do ll.ln his oas tank. Dean , IJl Tiavets Q . Jones. Don Knotts, Julie S0111mars {19n) Cll t.arrv King Uvet ~American Gladiators E;J @ Nalanua: Saving the Samoan ~ Bonny Hlnn Ralnloll!St 1!11 Tile A-Usl · ®170~ Club Wllh Pat Robertsoo

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rn MOVIE: NBC Monday Night ot tho ® MOVIE: !lead Ringer An evil woman Movlos Klm!ergatlen CJJp A Pllllto o1flcor discovers a way to take tho place of her works undercover as a klndergarlen teachor w•~lhY and papular twin sister. GJJtte Davis, 1n order to catch a drug deafer. Arnold Kari Malden peter Lawford (1~64) Schwarzenegger, Richard Tyson, Penelope @ Matrix ' Ann Miller (1990) C fill Ja~k Van lmpe (!) American Deledlve Q ® House Floor Debale or PUblic Polley liiD Hoarts Alire C Conlelence ' II!J Klds In ille Hiill_r:;J II!) Short AUenUon Span Thealer

0:00 rn MOVIE: Blind VIsion A peeping Tom is 11:05® The Greol Escape II: Tho Untold Story suspecled of murder when the date of the (PI 1 ol 2) Christopher Reeve, Judd Hirsch. woman he sp10s on" found dead. Lenny Von lJ011ald Pleasence (1988) Oohlen. Deborah She/1011, Rob8rt Vaughn (!) M'A'S'H C (t992) ®I Designing Women r:;J · . (l) World flews (!) ABC Monday flight Movlo Family 11:30 1111 Joe Franklin Pictures (I'll o/21 An/elica HU$/on (1992) fill Prime Time Praise 0 11:35 ® Love ConneDIIon ®i r.,urphy Drown Q ~ NlghUine !;I @ ®I ~ews r:;J · ill!Jinslde EdiDortD lllJ lioionua: Saving the Samoan 1211 ~ento Hall t;J Rainforest 11:50 w MOVIE: Dance Willi Deatb An ambitious llJI Celebrities Ollstago XVI Tanya Tucker. reporter poses as a stripper on the SUn~et Georg a Jones. Collm Rave and Marty Strip in order to learn tho truth behind a rash Haggard. of senseless Wllings. Maxwell t;aull/eld, l6l Tile Waltons Barbara Alyn Woods, Ma!tln Mull (1ll91) @~~~ r:;l . ® Quantum leap r:;l 12:00 1JJ Sports Reporters 1m Praise tho lord n 11!J Saturday Night Uve CD MacNeltJLehrer NewsHour .,.

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pa10n1s w01e tortured and killed by socialllarunsolfwithahoolertoHollywood murd01ers sets out lo avenge their doaths. where sho becomes a slar. Dan Dailey. Jr.; Steve McQueen. Karl Malden. Brian Kellh Anne flaKier. Ann Revere 11949) (1966) lllJ DangarouB Yearn: t'rostdBnl Elsen·

8:30 (l) MOVIE: Sons ond lovars Tho unusually bower. and Cold Wor allecllonale bond between a coal miner's IDl CelebriUes Dlfslago XVI Tanva Tucker, son and hiS molhB! loads him to reject George Jones. CoBin Raye and Marty mmance and lo study art in london. Trevor Haggard. Ho11ard. Dean Stockwell. Wendy Hiller l6l S~racrow and Mrs. King (19601 1111 Paid Program ®J Love & Wor Q 11!1 Weather

9:00 w Sports Tonight IS MacGjVIll Q aD rnOVJE: OniDa Circus An Army surgeon II!J The A·Ust and a nurse meel and fall 1n love while workmg al a mob•le hospital unil near tho lron111nos. Humphrey &igart. June Al/yson, Keenan 1\11111 (1953) ill!J llorlhom EIP.osuro r:;J 1!21 flight Court C llli Natural Worio llJI Club Donee 16J Young Riders C ® Oonvts end Buf(.hood ®J StroetJ of San Frendsco l!ll Woathor ®Wild W..t~Pt 1 oliO) (t9!13) Q 1!11 Avonloa @ Manier, S o Wroto Q llii Ewlll of lila Oay ® Stan:I·Up Stond·Up

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ment!llnstituUon are recatlad by a woman · 1!!1 The A·U~I who llite~many1ormQnte~daYs lhere.Q/iv/a 7:30 (!) Hangln''Witb Mr. Cooper Q de l(a~manU, 'Miulr SleVetJS (1948) . @ gecroi.Lllo ol ~athlnes

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2:30 C2J Dream l.llague lor·hlre case ~e wrong. Sbarod Farrel, 3:00 rn World Cup Snolllbo~rding · Slalom :b: ~:: £;( _ compotlllon from BreckenrldQe, Colo. (R) • llli Grear oman baraer 3:30 (ID Checkered Flag Formula One from Soul~ · I!ID The Willens

Alrlca (R) · (!!ll\lost Wanled !D MOlliE: Prlvale Number A •'lllalthy 1211 Trlboca C playboy secretly marries his mot!Jo(s rnald, IS Quahtumc(eap Q knowing he must eventu~ly (ace the music w; Pralsrllhe Lllnt and provo his love. Robed ray/or, I.IJretta l!ll Soturtlay Night Uve Young (1936) 8:D5 CID MOVIE: eom.Jnnocent S.ent to a tough

4:00 rn NBA Today . . • detenl~n Mme. a 14·year'Oid glrl struggles <il MOVIE: Absence ol MaUte A reporter to adjust her lila -to lhe now surroundings. prints a story that disc(edils ~n Innocent Linda Blair, Joanna Milos, /Om Hunter man, 1'/ho :decldas to iiCf, oven. PaQ/ (1974) Newman, $/lily Reid (1901) . 8:20 t!lllnsldQ tho .NBA

4:30 rn Up Close , , 8:311 ® uaseball Tonluhl · 5:00 rn SpoiiStenler . ·. (!) Jacklo Thomas Q

Cll MOVIE: 'l'lie SC!I~et&n~ress Upon her ® On StaiJo , arriVal In Aussta, .an ldealfsllc Sophia flll Zilrlll . Frede,rlc(ls ·rn~Diluced as, Grand Puke 8:50~ MDVI~ Day of tbe Evil ~un A former Peters bridq, later to rclon wllh POV/er as . 0 nslinger joins tor~s wilh en, old rival to Empress C311!erine. M$11cno 0/elifC/r, John re cue his wile i!Rd dllldren, who have been I.IJdpe (1934) carried oil by APache.!. Glonn Ferri, Artlwr

5:30(2) Major l11auuo heseoso~ Bl.!eban Kennedy, De1n Jagger (1968) Toronto Blue JayS vs. St Lollis Cardinals at 0:00 rn Best nt Allier! tan Muccio Maoazlno SL Petersburo. Fla.(LJ ® o•rellno tmc Q

EVENING m Sports Tonight Cll MOVIE: Private !lumber A weatilly playboy secrclly marries his molhe~s maid. know•no he must eventually facV tho music

6:00 a> MaDIIciiJLebtet flcwsHaur'Q and prove his love. llrJbert Taylor, Loretta ® l!l N~ . . Young, Basil Rathbone (1936) liD MOVIE: Barbarialli Billie. Gate Tho ® Homelronl a_ presldenl of a lmgo torporation makes an l!:illllgbl Coull E;J alklutalwmpl!otiuylhaeompanyhoheads llli Terra X · but Is thwarted at every tum bY Oteedy IDl Club Donco back·slabbers. JJ/Iles GBm~ Jonat!Wr aiD Younu Qldom C

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erase his teputatlon as a fast Ol¥1, b.ut news of his presence In town attracts a desperado. Glenn Ford, -Jeannrr Crain, ' Broderick Crawford (t956) · ·

11 :00 ~ Womed'a Pro slcllno · CID Peallh. OQa~edy The comlltexlqes and

dilemmas .. of eulhanasla ere explored through p~r,;onal ·ic.counts of doctors, patients an.d farnUies. Q

· Cll Latry Klng·Uvel @ Great Qrgan ltaJaar 1!ID NaShVIlle NQI'I I!ID 700 .~fub Wltb Pat Robertson ll!l DniamUmo 1111 FamBy Feud fill Reinhard Bonnke ® House Floor Debate or Public Polley Conference · l!ll Short AUenllon Span Thealer

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'12:00 IJl NBUoday . w w~~wlde u~daw @ Citizen Carter I!ID Sepreerow ahd Mre. Kino !Ill Paid Program !!!Weather @MOVIE': The Day tho Earth Stood Still An alien emernos from a spacecraft that has landed In Washlno!Qn and annouftoos the human· race Is doomed If lt conunues to make war. MIChael Rennie, P81dcla Neal, -Huoh Marlowe .!!!lSI J 13 MasGyver'.GI · @ lhP II·Ust • .

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12:1$ @MOVIE: Mall Order Odds A man Inherits .a r;m~h but Is nDUI!o\'ledlil.run liDiltil ~e men~s. his wll~ ways. Buddy Ebsild. Kelr .Dullea (19114) ' · .. · • ·.·.

12,30~~1:UTW:~r~'Wun2112:Tlltlllnlett of filar ln-epld detect~• flill1k Dtlibln battles a netarlouovlllaln In ali.liffottto save tiJe ~nvwonmant. his. ax1Jlt.lfrl;md 1111d his . ~i,~Y· r!.esu~ N~l$11n, Pr/Bf!/1/a Presley L ) ~ .

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Ge.orgla Te~h 00 MOV!E: Memolrll or a.D lnilllble Man A stock-market aniii'Stls ac~ldeOlally turned Invisible byjl top-secret expellm'enll!ld llien liQds.hlmself l\lrgeted .bY jho· lilA. Chevy C/m$e, /J8IYI Hannah (1~921'1;1. : · 00 MOVIE! Easy living WblQJ mlllllinalre

. throws .his wife's nilnk COil o!llllill Wlndov1 an.unsuspecbnQ work!Og giJ\flnffs llai\.d $6tS off an wlliktlly Chall1lll events. Jean Arthul Edlval!i Amo/d 11937)· · · ' illl MOVIE:FemGglly ... The LasJRalnlorest A man tomes to ·lhe rescue of!alrtes Whose idylli~ . forest is marked for des~ction. Vollll!s: Tim Curry, Robin Williams, Christian SlaW• (Animated) (1992) C . Ill! MOVIE: Folelgn lflif!S A cynical university professor and a rouoh,hewn O~ahotna engineer develop an unlikely romance. Joanne Woo1want, Brian Dennehy (1993) I;J

2:30 C2l Dream Longue 3:00 C2l AMA Motocrnss Racing From Pasadena.

Calif. (R) . · , 3:30 CZl MQVIE: lbUn,derllead, 5on Gl filet! A

rancher's son grows toniatumv as hll ralsPB a l'lhile colt named Thunderhead. Roddy McDowell. PrastQn Foster (1945)

4:00 C2l Inside llle PllA Tour 4:15 00 ·MOVIE: .Best ol the Best An Amertcan

karate.leam makes-a difficult decision V{hlle part~lpaU~g I~ a south Korean twate champlonsh~. Eric Roberts. James Earl Jones (1989) 1;1

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<4ill MOVIE: losttn the Barrens During the 1930s, a city boy and a Cree Indian boy depend ~n each other for su['/ivall!fterthey are lost1n the frozen Canadian Wilderness. N/cf!olas Shields, Evan Adams, Lee J. CamPbeH (1990) · IDJ Amedcan Gladlatoml!J

. 1!!1 Becoming Armed mid Tangerous Wltb Mado MurillO · !l!Jlbe A·Usl

7:30 00 College Basketball !!l Doogle Howser, M.D. Q 1!!1 Jack Van tmpa Pnisents l!lJ KldSin1fle Hall Q .

8:00 ® llomlclde: Ulr! on lllo Stnilll Q riD l~~~~*i9!1J I!Je Crypt 1;1 . IJl.,.a~d "ews .· . (!) HRJil~.llllpfJIV8menl C iiiD In th_~ tre•t of the Nlo6l 1;1 lliD iiiD News D

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8:0$1J) MOVIE: Don'I.Go tq Slliep lbe.deatil of a daughter leads a laniily to the edge ol 1nsan1ty ~>ben the daugblar returns from llle gmve and wants to. take them with her. Dqnn/s Weaver. Valerie Harper. Ruth Gonion (1982)

8:30 (I) Dream On D CZl MOVIE: lhulliierhead, Son Df Fllcka A ranch~' a son grows to maturtty as he raises a Ylhilo colt named Thunderhead. Roddy McDo•vall. Proston Fost/Jr, Rllil Joh/JSO/I (1945) !!l Coach C . tm OP stage ~ 6~1 EaSierRabbltA stulle4 rabbltflnds · its~illi!UI!Mn Easterat.ter being $eJJatated . 11rom.s•tS··ol'lner. :VIllce$: Irvin~ B~llln/8url ves. tan Frgl!erg; (Mln1i\11id) ·

8:35 1D MOVIE: Slllgln' In the RaiD A silent· screen hero contends 1~th an amorous starlet and a feisty daocer during the hectic transition to movies 1~th sound. Gene Ke/1~ Debbie Reynold~ Donald· O'Connor (1952)'

9:00 00 Baseball Tonl~l ® t.aw 50rder (I) MOVIE; Memo! olan IIWislble Man A trtoCk-tnarl!et analyst Is accidentally tumed ln~sibie by a top-secret e.~~perlmentandthen finds hlmsell targeted by 'the CIA. Chevy ~ase, ~~/ HJinnah: Sam IJe//1 (1992)

00 sr,orts Tonight (!) s rens Q. \ml48 JIOUIS ~ 1121 Night Court lliD Dl$~(le$ nte,.aler

·(B) Cllib'.Diace' · · · 100 \'o~ng nr~en C tm Btnluna BuJr.iie•d 1m Slleet. ol San Fl'llicisco · 0 Weallier . ·· a Star Tillie Deep Sp,tiflllne ID GIIIBlWonRell Of tile W~ddS~eCI!ttes . created by ~urnan undaavor ln~u~e ltle Roman Co!OS$C!Im, the Great Wail Of China, tlir! Elftel Tower and the Statue of Liberty. IB MUrder. $be Wrote 1;1 a Event ol tba 1lar illJ Stand-Up Sland·Up

9-.30 !2l Sportscentor til MonBJllna· · 1§1 Renegade tm Hall Hour Comedy Hour @ Whose "'DO Is It AQYWIIY1'

10:00 00 Sa6wmnhUe ~•tlllll . C» Are You khlg se!ll!'d? • m oo Gil Nm. . ® NmHigill . . . m IWiect!DIIS on llle Silver SCii!ell tmWltlpP- . . - .· tBI Miller ltCOI!IlltiiJ' ' pot tm falher Dowlilig MJ&~u~es .,. ® CN!i llmllne Nm l!ll Alluntivt NltlGrl . · !ill Bami•J JMJ , . atlfilldCa1rtC' ®MOVIE: l!l!.~dVeftleiiR!I WMn fiistllll's killcro em ar:¢1ilted,a ~thn2llltd ~ small lll'Mlin Misti:S:p~llcr a Slro\tltll\Wt. tl".JrJ!d M~ .loilh McfiEnt;y llll:lll) C '==~=f"llilthllnt

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· eventually drive~ to madhess by his wife's obsession with f!!Qn~y; Gl/i$on Goittaqd Za&! Pltl$, JQ!rri H81$M/I (1924) . '

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. !Ill FamJtv ftlnd W Concen lor Ills Aml!~Gas 1!!1 oave Roever · 1!!1 Ho~se ·floor Debate or Public Polley Conle11nce . ll!i' S~o.!i All!lnUon Span Tbeater

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jg). Joe Franklin 1!!1 PdmeJim~ Praise

11:35 ®love ConnacUon · w Nlobllloe Q ®Jin!f"- ~11lonJ:1 · 11!1 Arsnlo Han:;r

11:45 00 MOVIE: AI r,lay In llleflelds of lila Lord Am1rtcan · missionaries undertake an HI· adv1sed quest to convert an Amazon Indian tribe to Clirlslianlty. Tom Berenget: Kathy Bates. Aldiiir Quinn (1991) 1;1 '

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· til Wondwlde Updato · rn MOVIE: Road to Ulopla Two men head for Alaska and a gold mine, Bing Crosby, Bob Hopa, Do.roti!Y l,mnO'!f (1945) .. lliD John F. Kennedr. The Man Wlro Would Be President · lim ScareCfliW and Mrs. King iiiD Paid l'rogram 0 Weather 11!1 MacG~r~er 1;1 !llllbe A·Usl

5:00 00 Sportseenler 6:00 tZl MOVIE: C~dstopher Strong A daredevH

aviatrix falls In love with a Bnllsh statesman who Is alreadV married with a famffy: Katharine Hepburn. Colin Cllva (1933)

7:00 (I) lo!OVIE: Radio FIJilr Two brolhere try t~ cope .willl !heir. ~b9~Vll Sfepfather by oscaplnO Into a realm or falitasy on a red ~;~on.E/Qah Wood, JoSeph Mme/lo(1992)

7:30 00 MOVIE: Botany Bay In 1790, a convict ship run by s cruet captain reaches Australia alter a storm-tossed joumay. Al11ll t.add. James Mason (1953)

8:00 !2l Sportseenter 8:05 CIJ MOVIE: Head ol Steel A lald-illf

stce~rker has ~ vision of America that turD$ b1m Into a fiBry ehamplon of vror1<tng men and their families. Petsr Stmuss Pamela Reed (1983) ·

8:00 riD MOVIE: l'he Empire Strikes Back Luke SkYWalkcr joumeys to Dagobah to learn the . ways Of tlte Jedl KnightS, but he leaves to rnscua Han, lela and tlte others from Darlh ~tier. ~M. ~it/, IIJimso/1 Ford (19BOJ

9'.3000 MOVIE: lhe OpUmlsts Two poor aKcctioP.si&Ved chUdren find ha)lpln..S• when they belriend a London street entertainer and his dog. PeiN Sellers, Donna Muna~~e (1973) ..

10:00 aUIOVIE: Gonflghters of CUJ·G!UIIo A border.t.l!~:t·J)Uits Clll a hUge tattle· heist llll:nlrid:fli doub~-cross his outlaw band. AfeJIN!tlif, JDft/9 Mlstml (1965)

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sunlWn trca.."'I!B leads to batrayal, rtumllll a~u an $1lack bY a monstrous WftM ·shari!. JJoJtt ll$j11a:ifs. ~ut Kpinedy (196U)

11:151l) MOViE: Hlg-lce 'litre~ p!liiJlla,lmppsd on a illflllnla.'llled~ llft~r ill avalanche. slowly diS of ~limi!li as tlte ro!:Ct~Sleam di~ssllil how fli gel to ti!Ctri. bJV/d ,!J;I$$e!b Tooy Mus.i!ilu{1980)· ··.

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. 1 :00 CID Amadea's Hollp . blossoms d\lfing World War II batwQen a ®,MOVIE: SUJI$k8111! A Murtsllc bounty manied Englishwoman and an American hunter, an adventufllr. and an androld.lace soldier, unUI he's sent on a daring mission the challenges ola plan'*wltere nature has wHh her husband. Harrlsan Ford, Las/By-gone awry. Marie Hifml/1, Ben I(Jngstey Anne Down, Cllllstopher Plummer (1979) (1989) · · 8:00C» PaciDc !;. ury r;1 00 MllVIE: ~ar Dust A "QIIywood talent ® Chears · scout on a diSilDvery tour sees pos.slbDiUes l1J World'N · '1\: football star and a waitress, s~ha bilnos (!) ABC's .wo~d ol Discovery A look atllle

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""· JJJhn Payne (1940) . former Soviet Union on psychic abi~ties and 2:00 00 LPGA Gall Nabisco Dinah Shore Classic,· phenomena. t;l!

1st round from Palm Sprjngs, Ca!D. (b) . .IIID College Basketball illl. MOVIE: Mountalll Fam~y RObl111on lin @ tg!·~,vs !;I urban family aband0l1s tile city ID11$tyleto @'lbe ArtYenllirors start IHe. anew In thd remote beautHul !§I thO Wallons ,wildemess of the Cnlorado Rcl!'kies. Robert 1m Mesl Wanted F. LOJJIII, Susan Oamante $haw (1979)' a Ia Uvloli Color. B ID MOVIE: Ratum of the Gunfighter A Ill! Quantum Leap. g~nslinger allies hlmsell wHh an accusad Ill! Pial$!! the Lord killer and a.Mexlcali girt to avengethi! dealll lfil Saturday Nlgllt Uvo of herp110nts. who were murdered~oitheir 8:30® Selnleld D land, ~art Tay/1)1, Chad Everett (1967) ~ RU!isell Sfmmons' Del Comedr Jam

2:45 (I) MOVIE: Just One ol 1111 Guys An attractive female hi9h;school.studenl ~oses lbls Is Jour Ute as a boy to get a joum~ism .lntemship, !01 Head ol Courage causing complications In llle rocker room llll Dn Stage . and etsewhem. Joyce Hyser. C/aymn Rohner 11!1 D,vn lite Shore 1;1 (1985) Q. . . . . . @ Pnivlew Show •

3:00CZJ ~OVIE;:~o'I!Y.li.aas·li\Yhon an 8:35® ~OVIE; lbe Uad allllllle Blljltdltul An asplnno singer tiles to pursue ail opera ambilillus movie producer helps malle career, her ~usband· becomes a performer Hoiii'WOOd a film capnal while changing llle hlmsell. PaW Douglas, 'Umfa OameU lives of those around him. Lana Tumet: Kirk (1949) . . · Douglas, DICk Powell (1952) '

4:00 C2l Inside the Senior PGA Tour 9:00 4:30 C2J Up Close 5:00(ID SportsCootar NCAA Special

riD MOVIE: Radio Firer Two brothers try to co~e . with lllelr abusive stepfather by escapmg 1nto a realm ol fantasy on a red 'j1¥on.EII/ah Wood,Josep/1 Mazzallo (1992)

iD MOVIE: Arnedcan Guernta In llle Philippines A U.S. naval officer stranded after the battle of Bataan leads a band of natives hoping to survive until MacArthur's retum. Tyrone Power, TD/!1 Eweil (1950) Ill! PGA Doll Players Championship, 1st round (T)

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l!lll Family Feud fdll Cmsby, Stills & Nosh: Lono limo Comlll' A montage of footage, Including clips tram Woodstock and eerly television appearances, chronicles the 20-year evolu

. lion of the music group. lll!TBN Today ill~ House Floor Debate or Public Poll'l/ Cenlerence ® $bart AllenUon Span Titoaler

11:05 ()D M"A'S"H !;J tmJ Cbeors I] !Ill MOVIE: -hptalns Ceurageous A boy learns about l1fe. and the sea while sailing w1th a Portuguese fisherman. Spencer TIIJCY. Freddie Bartholomew, Uanat Barrymore (1937)

11:30@ Heart ol Courage QID Joe Franklin fill Prime Time Pmlse

11 :35 @ Love ConnecUon lfl NlghUine C ®J Designing liomen Q ® Arsenio Hall Q

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4:00 (I) Motow~rld 8:05 ~MOVIE: 11\ld BiWs Jailed t~r an accidental liD MOVIE. Rocky v R~Hred boxer Rocky killing, a youth elruggle$ ag~nst viol~nce •1:3l$@ Balboa takes a young lighter as .a protege . and vendettas while in a prison lbrjwenlles. • ' while trymg to mend his relatiOnship wtth his Sean Penn, All( Sheed)f, fi's~f Monlles son. Sylll8ster Sl2//ane. Tal/a Shiro (1990) (1003} · '· · Q · 8!30 (!) WaD $1reet weak Q

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(Z) MOVIE: Cenle A woman leaves a · (!\! Ttue Slod~ A mother goes unden:over salesman lo run off wllh a married man, but with the FBI lo break a drug ring in her the romance tum~ sour as she develops Into daughtel'sahhoJISe to save the lives Q! her a successlul actress. laurence OOVier, daughter d!ler granddaug~ter. Q. Jennifer Joftes (1952} 8:35@ MOVIe My F~DIIIIi Year Awrftor on 1111 PGA Goll Players Championship, 2nd TV's top comedy s!iow in 1954 is given the round (T} job of chaperoning lhe 'Week's uoest, a

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1!J1 Wealber II) MOVIE: Showdown A small-town sheriff IS fo1ced to oppose a train robber who Is also an old lnend. o .. n Martin, Rock Hvdson, Susan Clark (1973)

9:00 (I) BasebaD Tonight 6:00 ® NHL Hockey (l) Out .oflhe' Past AI! lntroductiOII jD

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5:00 ® SportsCenter &:00 (Z) MOVIE: House ot Strangen A ruthless

financler contempruously uses his four sons to su11 h6 own needs. Edward G. RoblnSIIJJ, Rrchard Coote (1949}

7:00 liD MOVIE: The New Adventures of Pip pi Loogstocklng A g~ri who 1s separated trom her seatanng lather during a stonn must conlend wrth a host of adults v1h0 believe her dad is d"d and will never return. Tam/ Ertn, Eileen Brennan (1988)

8:00 00 SportsCeoter (Z) MOVIE: Star Oust A Hollywood talent srout on a cl1scovery tour sees possibilities m a loolball star and a waitress. so he brings them to Hollywood for screen tests. Unda Demell. Juhn Payne (1940)

1!:05 <BJ MOVIE: Battered Three battered wives try to overcome lhe physical and emotional v:olence m !heir lives. K8mn Grass/e. Mike Fane//(1978)

6:45® MOVIE: Alone In the Neon Jungle An emballled female pol .. captain is assigned to lhe most corrupt and demoralized praclncl m the city with a mandate to clean tt up. SUl!lllne Pteshette. Danny Aiello (1988)

9:30 (Z) MOVIE: Roogbshod Pursued by a murrlerous COFMcl two brothers steer a herd of horses to calllomia. Robert Stertino. Glarta GmhamB (1949) • ,

10:15!IDMOVIE:Across the Tracks Two brothers. both high-sohool track stars, cope with emotional and physical c:omptilition as lhey moe to win the same scholarship. Rick Schloder. Brad PIU (1991}

11:00 00 Onts Cup Tennis United States vs. Australia. singles malch A from Melboume, Australia m !Il Movri: 'nte aouam oflhll Balde Wban his alcoholir: younger brother showS up, a successful attomey . wo~led about his reputation mtroduces hlm as a friend. Van Johnson. Jeseph ClltJen (1956)

11 :OS Ill MDVII: Tha Cbaraa et hillier Rim Cavalrymen resoue two women from Indians, whiCh soon results in an uprising. Guy Madison. Frank LoveJoy (1953}

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12:00 liD MOVIE: llastmul!r 2: Tlt111t1gh the Pmtat Ill Time A warrior who can conbol animals trevels to modem-day Los Angl!les to prevent his evil brother trom gaining a nuclear detonatiOn device. Marc Singer, Wings /laJJS8f (1991) Q f.!ll MOViE: Catlo An oirtlaW tries to avo!d lriends.thelavr and a bounty huntBr In order to hijack a mule train looded with IJGid. Yu/ Brynner. Richard Crenna (1971}

12:3ll (Z) MOVIE: I Ceo Gel II fer You Whctesale An ambitious Yloman works her way liP lhrough the ranks of NeVI York's gannent llldustry. Susan Hayward, Oan D.!lloy (1951)

2:011 rn lPGA Gall Nabisco Dinah Shoro Classic, 2nd round from Palm Springs, CiaiW. (l) liD MOVIE: Oragensfayer An aPJireotice sortBrer tries to save a \llllagl! from a terrilying dragon no one haS lhe courage to pursue. Peter Mllcl/lcol, fill/ph RlcliaTdson (1981) CZl MOVIE: Mary of Scotland Mary of

@ (f) News @ Spaib Toiifght rn MOVIE: White Men Cae'IJump Two ml!fl · (Z) MOVIE: 111e Memst Man In lhe .Woild wtth dynamic basl<etball skills tiertecl a When a good-natored, small-town tswyer get-rich.quick scam on the concrote pla~ng discovers he has \O ~e nasty to. eucceed In courts of Ca1~omia. Wesley Snte£p. Woody buslnUlls. he becomei'II!B meanest"ihan In Hanelson, Rosie Perez (t992} 1,11 · town. Jeck Bllnny, .Ptlsc/1/a t.arw, .Eddie @ PrimeNews Q. Anderson (1!!43) tml College BaskBIIIall (f) 20/20 9 l!2l MOVIE: Somelhlng Wicked 1111s Way l!2l Nlgbl COurt E;!l Comes A mystonous carnival pitches Its tent 1m. Wildlife llhroRICIB$ outside an ld~lic American town In lhe emy lSI Club pance 1900s and fulfills the dreams of Its citizens. l!JSireell ol San Francisco ~.a he0~vv pnc~ .JJson

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6:05 Ill MOVIE: 111e Jayne Manstleld Stury (!) Are You Bein~ Served? JayneMansfleld'sriSetofameandhertragic ID (f) Newa end are portrayed. /.Jinl Anderson, Amo/d ~ Rmell Simmons' Del Comedy Jam Schwarzenegger, Raymond Buktenlca . (1980} HttnNilld

&:30 oo Gotdell Girts C m MOVIE! Canlt f( woman leaves a (f) EltteriiiMteaffaa .... " salesman to flln off wllh a mil!lled man, but 01 Tlte ARlie '""' ..,. lheromance tums sour as she develops Into 1!J1 New lAiml Q a successlul actress. laurentB 0/Mer, a MaiJiby BniWD C Jennifer Jones. Mirtem 1/Dp/dns (1952) 1!11 MICkey Mom Cfiab Q ® Wllfd of Valor · - uv- a Etllllt T'"pp lSI Miller 1 •-a"" · mJ Cemlca Only " l!il CNN Heiihii"fliWt

1:00 rn Market In Martel ® Alllmalln Nallol GJ Secret Sarvice C.. 01 BIIIII'Y .loHs GJ lillY IIIIa UYe! ~ ~ ='ocr Q !Il MOVIE: be Great Man A reporter - MOVIE: ~ • ..,. "-• researches lbe life of a deceased tetllVIslon "" ....... a "' -rlH GodlJIIa star who was loved by the public but c:omestotherescoewllenthe8llllallcpoople despised bylhosewhoreallykru!Whlm Jese of Mu send lh~r lnsGct monstet, Me_uaion, Fe/W, oean hggar, Keenan ~ (t057) to destroy Earth. KlliSIJhillll Sli$8JII, H;royuld lfl Family Millen Q Kawaso. Yutaka Hilyas/11 (1976) . ® Wodd 01 Valor 10:0$ (Jl MOVIE: Qeny Mtfll A llv)nd symbol of ilJI Nutrvme "- uniVersal evil narratus a senes of stories 1m PrfiiCII VaUUI .abolll space, sex and dealh. Vo!t:eil: John Qll CHN HuiiiiH tins Candy, Harold Ramls. (Animated) 119811 l!lllllllby IOHI liJ MOVIE: H Ilia BilGe fill A oiotlenHiay 1111 Amtrlca's MIISI Wallletl C Cln!ferella mellts her Prlnco ~ in liJ MICkey Millie Cllllr !ItcH lite Plaaet Pa!ls, but her Jea!ous roommatus 1 · ere. 111e Mousek!M!rs sing songs and perfonn Rob LDwa. Jennifer 6my, El/sal/0/h Vil2ll skits to 1,romcte environmenlal awareness. (1991 J ~~~=~M'sner. Q Ill Eftr taaeulag Filii! Vtdb Ftededr:t It l'rlce I2IJ 1111 A-Us!

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ol Fear Intrepid delecUve Frank Orebln battles ~·nafariQUS vlll~ln.in an e~ort tq'Save the enVIIonment, his Bli·Oirlltlend and hla dignity. L~lfe 1/feiPflfJ..PriScllla Presley; Robe/1 Golllat (1991) .,

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8:00 rn Ausuo cnv Umi!B A sensitive German bpyptunge:rfnto World 00 Emptv Nasi Q War I and learns the '""' and ~eQra~at10n (J) World NeWs of war. Lew Ayres, tow; Wolherm John <Il ·ABC)Iovle Spacial Malfock Q Wray (1930) · @I In Ilia Heal ol ihe Nlghl Q @ Everest: .The Mystery of Mallory and @ (liJ News Irvine 01 fWB!Ost The Mplery ol Mallory and @ Alllerlcan M~slc Shop IMrie · · llll Paid Program

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1:30 ()) M1811can waadshop 18 Mal~l . · ® Btackadder Gots Forth (J) Newi/J~~;r"~"" l!ll BaSI ol Prim, nme Pmlse 11:05 @I Scratch Sprin' Break A took at popular 1111 College o,s.etball ® Saturday "'gbl Uwe spring break destinations and aclivlttes lor Q])EI~bJilumlll 8:15@ MOVIE: NO., Vof,tgar A woman, the teens. @ HASC~R n•~tog ugly duckling ollltefami~ and dominated by 11:30 (l) News/Pinnacle !lil lOners Koi!Je~ · her mother, solves her problems by OJ Apollo Comedy Hour @ MQV.If: Man From Gad'$ COuntry A psychoanalysis •nd romance. Bene llavis, ll!l Catwalk . . . caltleman oelilinvolved in a tend gr.tb far a ne;~~~tW£J~i~~:~ ClaUJ!e Rains, Paul Henreid (1942) illl Highway to Heaven Willi Jeff Fenhoh

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zt~:)e~NewsBehlndthllqe~WI .1111Y lllJ MOVIE: Altacll ollile Eve 'Creltures · championshipdesp~ea34-year·oldquarter· 11:35(!) MOVIE: Enola Gay: The r.len, lbe , • Horrible creatures with mariv eyes Iaili! Jln back and a squad of unqualllied 'players. Mlsslop, the Alomlc Bomb The lives and file

2:00(!1 CmtliveUwlng Wilh Sheryl Bolden the outskirts ilf umall!Pwn 110d .~t!ack Scott Bakula. Ra~enLoggta, /JectoiEIImlido miSSion of the men who flew the Enola Gay (J) MOVIE! Nate and Haves A reformed unwary humans. JbhiiAsli'fey,:C)iltbTa Hill/, · (1991) C • · and dropped the atomic bomb on Japan are piiale and hiS new lrlend battle a sworn WBII'en ttammack (1965) Ill MOVfE: Last ·"Des ~ pripst Is tom drammed. Pl!nck Dully. Billy Crystal. Krm enemy In the South Pacific. Tommy lee S:30 ~ Women's College Baskalilall between his sacred vows and his passion tor Darby (1980)' Jones, Mlctrael O'Keefe, 'Max Phipps ()) com~lller C.!!lenlcles a woman marked lor death. Tom Berenger. 12:0DCID Austin Cltv. Umlls ~~JWS/Splllts Close-Up ®-1181tNewa Q-. . . Daphne lJlniga, Chick Vennera (1988) ®Gold Prospector Q1) SloneY Kaows HOI'I , (J) News/$po~a Sltunlay lUI New Zorro Q · (J) lalernallonal Correspondenls/News

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188 12:30 ® Spells LaleNigllt 1PGA Gtll Jonathan Bmnd/tif992} Gil women in a !mall tOI'm get ~ IaUer ~ a w MOVIE: PsyctiDI!IInln Tbe leader ¢ a

~ llte 11~ Dl file SellS of lite Dese~ !Jl PrlaiiHe'/11 !;1. lnend who 10 arms fllem she 's eloping l'li1h motort:yllle oanb auemptS to brlri~ the Fansollaurel.andHanly,whoreltlsetotalw ®l Hetr WKIIP In CillclliiiU one 01 fllelr husbands. Jeanne Cnrln, Unda members ol his group to the pblnl alter

· !We too seriously, continue the pair's ll2i MQVIE! The Oreal Walda Papper After llamel/, Ann Solhem (1949

) death, fllen tetum llleln to f~e. George ttadillon ol slapsticK. several people die from wing-walking 9:30 l2l Spertseenter Sanders, Betyl Reid, 1/icky Heni!M (1971 l lUI Tlle Rlffitllln mishaps, a barnstorming pilot gsls a job as !Jl Clp!lll Gang/Hews l12l second GenertUon ®Alan Klef, lnlde tile cametlr Mfbd a stunt nter In a war movie. RObell Rlld/olll, lftl MOVIE! St 1m A crime reporter who ,. ® Austin &!core

12:00,., Jllkl , All w=,_ Bo Svenson, 8o Bnmdin (t975) researching a book tJaoomes Involved wfih IUITbe Hineman ' W i'GA;, .... .,.,. 3:00 ~ Flb=cliiQ ~ ~ma Q1) Uvhlg Pluet Portrait olllle El11h the eHarts of-a wealthy, ldlosynctatlc crook. l'l!l Paid Pregram

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~ t;l '"' w~ .. Ulftr friend whoinlorms fllem she ls eloping Willi 110 Alllerlcan Gflllialarl @ PteYlew Show 1 :OU ~ SpodsCenter ""' "''" •• •· ona of tlleit husbands. Jeanne Cnr/n, Unda 13 Hare'S Laililqal YDJI, Wailler BIOS. illl Jon JICIIbs 00 All Hews Hight 9 Tlltkl( USA /lame!/, Mn Sothem (t949} Stars relate file hiS!OIY o1 the Warner Bros. all USQ ~omedy Taur Robert Wuhl, Blake !Jl HllWJHigllf Update 1!1) Mnlllr!reUf tile Black SldiH .1;1 Q1) Grill Organ lamr studio. Hosts: Clint Eastwood, Barbra Clark. Soe Klltinsky_ IW 9 Pahl Program ~=etl(i'lhf1l)(lB93)Q l!ll~lfiArlleriCI:SldebySide Strelsand, Chevy Cllase, Goldie Hawn. 10:00CID0nlsCD)ITermls tmCCHCNM-HTV dH N @MOllE! 11t1 ~Adnllltli; ~IIIIVIII ~ = ~'7a!:=i!ostlptOOSSipl Gaalpl • !!! ~ICII!," N~ Clluged Die Worbl Q ~ Alseni:"Hal~: vf:e•d Jam Q ol COirqe Tlla EwokS hc'.p \Wil tpaoo · • lit Weaiier ® Huey HllittDI "" N"' 'Ill !It @ MOVIE: HeUa, Ooflvl A <lidow whose castawap seaicll lorlilelr m'Sslng Porents. 111 WN Wa! (PI6 oliO) (1933} t;1 fli LHII at 1 Wlsll• Law Firm ~ ~=~~ hobby Is f!18tchmaklng lor her fnends sets Eric Walker. WaiWick Oavts. Ronnula 111 U.S. OIJmplc Gold (Cord.) @ Sider Bros her own Slflhts on a wealthy, evaswe gra1n ~~9:.1i It ViN ·a.a A ! ~.Jl! ~11!!...111 Law Firm 6:311()) Trmls frl ~ With Rlcll Slm1 lUI MOVIE: The Sons ol Kille Bder Outcast merchant Barllra Strelsand. J'laller l.!allil-

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00 Wor1Uii4ay m MOVIE: To Ellflltlf Oft All imWI:d ex-convitl~danly $htri1S IJll at the ho!JIB adventurm:whne trying to rescue a beautilul

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student ts the pnme suspect in a series of hornble murders on a college campus. Christopher Walken. Charlie Schlatter, Josie BISSell (1991) !II News/Moneyweek m Salule to lhe Slales @Bob Newha~ llll MOVIE: Dark Horse A troubled teenager dtscovers a new dtreclion in life when she goes lo work on a horse ranch. Ari Mgrs, Ed Begley Jr .. Mimi Rogers (1902) L,l lllJ Warner Brolhers Classic Trailers

3:35 00 Gomer Pyle 4:00 rn Motoworld

® All News Nlgbl @ News/Healthwsrks m MOVIE: To Each His Own An unwed mother gives her child away, but years later she " able to laviSh him wrth motherly love when he grows up knowing her as his aunt. OliVIa de Haw/land. John Lund. Roland Culver (1946) llll ®J Paid Program ~ Praise- the Lord 1m CNN IIJadllne News @ Music Videos ® love and Curses llll Roally Big loon Show ® MOVIE: The Vals Bored with shopping, lour Valley gills lind themselves smack in the middle ol a ra1d agatnst drug dealers. Jill Garro//, Elena S/ralheros, Chuck Conners (t983) lllJ Carpenter's Home Church Wllh Kod Strader

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5:05 m Story olthe Dancing Fnio A dancing frog bn~us. tOY to a lonely widow: Amanda Plummer narrates. (Animated) 00 Real News lor Kids

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5:30 cal 8odyShaplng CD Advenlures ol TinUn Q rn Evans and Novak m crm Headline flews llll Gamer Ted Armslrono ®J Sunday Mass

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: Gan!rolnOclober,thekma:nwtdoul McGuinn, The Band, The Clancy' 18,200 s.eals in 'a.~ralitic,. record· Brothers, O'Jays, J'carl Jam's Eddie b.re~klng 70 ·ntinute.s; The concert Vedder and Mike McCready., and ®I~Iml~ Ut" 30th iirutivemitty of lhe Booker T and th~ MG'$. enigmalicsOllgwritef(~Ortllet'~ 1962 Bob Dylan, heralded as thedefinitlve dclilit·albiim, ''Bob Pylant > · voice of the turbulent l960s.bi'QUght lo

The: !fob D.Yiiln lmh Anniversary rock 'n •·rolllhe tritdition~ of P!'•IIY, Celebrallon,.afour-bolll'.speciai. takes prates~ and personal i:on!Cssion. Each viewers frontrow center and backstage, performer inte'iprets Dylan favorites, capturing aU of the.cJtci1pment and revealing lhe indeliblcimpression Oylarr emotion of Ibis historic co~~C~m as the has ltladc on Ainerican music- from grca~t naltles in popuiiU' lhusic pay folk 1o alternative rock, from comtuy 1o

Jn'buliliD Oylim and the songs !hat made gospel. him a legend. Artists inclu~e Eric The Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary Clapton, Neil Young, Tom Petty, Celebm1lon will be broadcast Stlnday, George Hlllrison. SleVie Woll!le:, Jobn Marcb21stat7:00p.m.on KENW-TV • McllC\I)camp, Johnny 'Winter, Kris

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