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"Rosa, president of FortWla. said in a

prepared statement that the setUement ofthe SEC matter would "allow Fortuna andKodiak to Clevote full attention to theirefforis to continue Improving racing forthe benefit of fans, horsemen and the stateof New Mellico,"

tie said the company .had beennegotiating wltli'llie S,EC fO!' more thaneight mOllths regarding the SEGallegations.

He said the compally "strongly'disagreed with the SElt, but settledwithout admitting or denying anywrongdolllg in order to avoid the e¥penseo[ IItlgation,"

In addition to the injWlCtion agaInStviolations of the law, the settlementobligated the defendants to: '

-Offer reclssion rights to all FOrtWlBshareholders who sold shares to Kodiak inresponse to Kodiak's cash tender offer 1ofDec.2,lW4.

'Bar Kodiak from vollng its FortWlashares on the question of whetherto mergeFortl!na with Kodiak, all Item high on theagenda of the Nov. 8 stockholders meetingat Stmland Park.

Atty. Gen. Toney Anaya said his officehad been queried about the situation byseveral minority stockholders and toot hewas studying the situatl0a.. both withregard to the proposed merger and withregard to the effect, if any, the SEC swtmight have on the licensing of Kodiak alldits principals by the New Mexico RacingCommission.

"We're studying the situation veryclosely," Anaya said. "At this point I'm

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Those practices include "among otherthings, issuing and sending toshareholders of Fortl!na and filing with the<Securities and Ellchange) ColJllllission,false and misleading annual reporis,prollY materials, schedl!les and tenderoffer statements, all pl!rsuant to a schemeto conceal the individual defendants' roleand intentloll$ to effect a merger of For­tuna and Kodiak, thereby enabling theindividl!a1 defendants to appropriate theassets lind cash flow of Fortuna for theirpel'llonal benefit, and to conceal Smith'scontrol of, relationship to and bl!sinesstransactions with Kodiak and Fortl!na

SEGsUit.U.S. Dist. Jl!dge Leland C. Nielsen, who

accepted the consent decree signatures,said attorneys for the SEC werenegotiating with attorneys for C. ArnholtSmith with an eye toward settling hisportion of the sUit as well.

Fortuna Corp. owns and operatesSl!nland Park R\lcetraek and R\IldO$oDowns Racetrack in NewlliJooco, Kodiakowns controlling Interest In FOrtWlB, apl!blic corporation, and seeks to mergeForttma with Kodiak, which Is privatelyheld by the AlesslO$ anel Rosa, who ismarried to Dominic Alessio's sister.

The SEC sUit alleged the defendants"have been and are now employingschemes and artifices to defraud, makinguntrl!e statements of material fact andomitting to state material facts, andengaging In acts, practices and courses ofhl!siness which have operated, nowoperate and would 9Perate as a fraud and adel:elt upon persons in connection with thepurchase and sale of securities of Forttma

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Dominic J. Alessio, Anthonlr Alessio,. ,Alvin G. Rosa and the corporations signeda consent decree· agreeing to stop thealleged fral!dlllent practices and to obcytho sccurities laws. III siWling the decreethey did not admit the llllegations in the

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Sunland 'Park, Ruidoso Downs--

BY BIl,LIESURMICKStaff Writer

An epilog to Tales of the Old Wes~·was

written Friday as lot cowpokes completedthe largest cattle drive in this area inrecent Yellrs through lIale Canyon.

It took two weeks to"round.l!p the 950steel'll from approximately 13,000 acres ofsomc of the roughest country arol!nd. Thesteers were placed in a' holding pen nearHale Lake and driven down a roadcrookeder than a sidewinder' to waitillgcattle tmcks. .

Avcrage weight of each steer is ap­proximately 700 pooods and 950 of themrepresented 665,000 pOl!nds of beef on themove. :rhe 'yearlings, who will be twoyears old in January, included Charolals,Brahma, Black Angl!s, White Face andcross breeds.

John Bachelor, HOlldo, who owns lheherd, said it was only a part of the 38,000cattle presently being rounded I!p nearCorona and in the Hondo Valley. He saidthe cattle were shipped to Chandler,Arizona, where they will be allowedanother 180 days "growing time" in feed'lots or pastures. "We I!ndel'lltand some

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An old ChInese proverb says. "A plctl!reis worth more than one thoilsand words,"

The anonymous Chinainan who oncepenned these profound w~rds most likelymeallt 'that an the yerbal or printeddescriptive adjectives one might think ofcaMot aptly Or accurately describe aperson, scene or situation as well as OIle' .wordlCll$ photograpH. j

An editor we once kne", used the phrsseto mean a pictQre in his: publication wasworth more than a thoUSl!nd words of c9PYthat nobody had to wtIte because thephotograph wollld take up abol!t the same·amountofspace. .

We look a slippery ride through lastweek's blanket of snow covering Ruidosoto take photographs in this section to sharewith you.

Whatever YOQr interpretation, you cansupply your own descriptive phrasea of thewinter wonderland and not he IiInited toours.

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1I111Il.rlSkclmicsarefor persons or - RUidoso, generalcllnic, Nov. 8, 3-6 .old"'rorwlth a chrQllic illness, '. I. p.m., location to he amuiunced. . .' ..,~el1~ral,clinicilarefor l1el'llOllll !lg~ ?Jj. . ~ Carr~~o, general clinic, Nov. 9, 3-6 .

64, mg91ld lIeal~h, .'.' , . p.m.,location.to be a.nnpl!nced,I1lll1o~ingclinics;lnclude: . ',. .Hlgh risk vaccine is avail~ble}n tbe-;CllPl~a!\.generaJ;l!ndhigh risk, N v,3, LlIlcpln COllnty Health Off,ce III the

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whether a dog had attacked ~hechlldor,wild pigs 'Yhlch alllb rUJI loose tn the Nogal 'canyon area; While the policemen wete'waiting for the helicopter, a call from thesheriff's bUlce told theDl deputies bad"found a St. Bernard with blood all overhint.tt

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The iwo Ituidbso policomen said,'"'I'lte,,'re going to wait unt\lsomeone getskillt,(i .before they do something abouttht'l'o tllll1" IIl1dan!fIIllls." .

anything for the Bears. Offensively, LaneIlrilcy and Bob Gaston took turns at a TD[or the Warriors as they scored l\I1 runs of15 and 19 yards, respectively, running thescore to 26.u.

On the last play of the game, Estancia'srunning back Newton, scaDlpered 96 yardsfor a TO against the Warrior sophomoretcam as the game ended with the Warriorstaking the big win 26-12.

I,arry Kenderine, seven·year-old son ofDonna Klnderine Whitely, was the victimOf an animlll attack Friday and sulferedsevere hcad wounds.

'I'he, boy was Playing near his home inNogal. Canyon when his mother c!alled toCheck on hinl. [Arry didn't answer,butlhefamlb Schnauzer brought home the boy's'blood'soaked loboggail cap. I

Mr~. Whitely aM a fril!nd rushed Larryto thl! eml!rgency room of the RUidoso

. Hond9 Valley Hospital. He was taken to .l'I'OVld~ilCll MejiiotlalHospltaI in El Pasoby MA'S'l' heUl.l!)llter~'riday aftel'noon•..

"Ull wlIssealpi!d;" said II. RUidosol'!llicenmn II t the enlergcl\cy 1'l1om. "Ther..was II six inch cii'cllllln the lop or his head

Young area boyattacked by dog

A few minutes ,later Bob Gaston againwas thc man to watch as he intercepted aIleal' pass at midfield. The Warriors. nowwith a dctcrmined eFfort. went on to scoreagain with only 8 seconds left in the first,half. This time it was a pass from Botellato Hector Aguilar. PAT was good and theWarriors carried a J4.u lead at the half.

Second half play saw the Warriors get,.tough as the defense wollldn't allow

It was first and ten for the Warriol'll onthc f,slancia 15 yard line. Three runningpla~'s only produced 5 yards when QB CarlIlotella faded. looked and found Bob(jaston in the end zone to pass for the firstWarrior score. Gaston split the I!prightsfOI' thc extra point and the Warriors tookth~.lead 7oli.

neither team could move the ballthroughout the rest of the first quarter.

With thc opcning of the second periodHuldoso was faced with a pUntingsituation. Lane Briley boomed the kickaway and a fumblc by the Bear receiverfound B Warrior. cOllling up with the freehaL .

LA~E BJtlILSY (43) headS for paydlrt.. . .

The Warriors spotted Eslancia an earlyTO with the big Bear Fullback going In theend zone from fifteen yards out. The pointafter was blocked and Estancia took a 6-0lead, with only three minutes of play I!sedin the firstCluBrter.

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not sure of the effect" on the racInglicenses.

"We want to lind out what's going on,and the)! (the minority stockholders) wanlto find outwhat's going on," Anaya salc:L

The SEC sult alleged Smith, through hisControl of U.S. National Bank !nSan Diego,Sovereign State Capital Corp., WeslgaleCallfornla Corp., and other entltles,m~nlpulated the transactions whichformed Kodiak and financed Itsacquisition of control of ForlWia. In ad­dillon. the SEC alleged, the plnnnedmerger of Fortuna and KodIak wasplanned from the beginning, but wasconcealed from Fortuna stockholders andtheSEC until only recently.

"Smith's Involvement and control wasmade possible because Kodiak wasdePendent on U.S. National Bank loans forits day to day survival," the suit alleged."Smith personally conceived, engineeredand arranged the financing for Kodiak'sacquisition of Swlland and Fortqna andlIrranged additional U.s. NaUonal Bankloans for working capital and refinancingof long·termdebt."

U.S. National Bank, with assets of $1.1billion was controlled by Smith at the timeit was forced into receivership by theFDIC in 1973 for Insolvency.

Smith arranged the series of loans toKodiak and Fortuna "in order to facilitatea Fortuna·Kodiak merger," the SEC sultalleged.

Kodiak bought some 42,670 shares ofFortuna uilder lenns of a late 1974 tenderoffer, and unlil. thei! the "defendants'concealed and omitted to slate their intentto effect a merger oftile two emilius," theSEC suit alleged. •

FortWla management earlier this monthmaned an aJilended lender offer andlengthy and -detailed iiOtice of annualmeeting tomillorlty stockholders.

1n the offer and stlIlement the offer tosen back the shares pu.rcllased,in 19'/4 wasmade to fol'liler stiJC!\hOlders, aSller thesettlement with the SEC. In addition, thestatemellt contains a detailed accountingOf the fillanclal trallSllctioliS iIlvol\llllgKodiak and Fotlima' from 1972 to thepresenttillle. . •, ."The . merger,e!lables sharesshareholders to receive cash lor shares ofFortuna Which have 'not traded In theItIarket slllCe' 19'13'/'Silid &sa hi his~ternCllt. "TlIe $3.60~rlihare lirice (setm.thaproposed merger' iilll'eernCllt) wasset byan mdepel11lenttnvestml!mbanking1'- u'h,,~•• ,.. "

.. Shareholders who. p'ro\est tha price Clinpetition fOr a eOllrt determinatiOn of afali'price, Which JillIy or .rnay not he higherthlln the $3.00' figure, the notice' Of annllal

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The russets and g~ds of the IClIves· weenjoyed that day are now covered in anoff,:0/ beautiful white snow~ and so let ibnow''-leUhnow-'-letltsnowl '. .••.. 1.. ' ~ " -

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A visit to Lincoln alWaYS turns ourthoughts back in time to thebistory that ispreserved there and the lIope that more ofthat historical site Can be pres.erved.Conversation betWCCI\ the Illneheon andneedlepoint show with Pat Ward, FernSawyer and the mayor turned to the needof more state funds being secured to helpIn that effort!

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I,ast week we said ~ let It snow -let it., 'Snow - let it snow! And it snowed and

c'snowed and snowed this past weeki Youwe"e' right, Dan Storm - it's an early snowam] there's lots of ill

Funny how snow affects everyone _especially the fi"st one! Some of the 'oldlimers say they ,know it's going to snowbecimse they smell it! Boss Ken Greensaid his skiis sta.·ted "whining" in theclosct -- seems they wanted out and it'sobvious that Ken is ready to let them out!

The first day of the week bef1lre thesnows started we spcnt an enjoyable day inLincoln witli the mayor. We attended the

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About fifty memhers from over the stateattended the workshop and meeting. Eachone made their own name tag inneedlepoint to best describe their per­sonality.

Special guests at the luncheon wereartist John Miegs ·of Hondo and Ma.yorLloyd L. DavisJr, of Ruidoso.

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The gold ribbon for the tt>p awan!. witb aneedlepoint dl'Sign In tbe center, waa madeby Myrl Good,' president of the.organization. On display at the show werecanvas shoes, ChrlabllM stockings (one ofwhich won an award at a show In MonacoI.­

_wall hangings, pillows and enn a bridalbouquet.' .

At the business meeting following theIImcheon the proposed constitution and bY'laws were presented for consideration andadoption by the committee of BettyEastland, ebairman, Vy Kennedy anllPhoebe Decket. .

Officers of the newly formed chapter are.Myrl Good, Fl. Sumner, president; VyKennedy of Deming, vice-president:Roberta Robson" Albuquerque, 2nd vice­president; Phoebe Deckert, Santa Fe.secretary; Nory Kingvey. Los Alamos.treasurer; and Bobby Franks, Ft. Sumner,special chairman ofthe exhibl\.

The object of the guild is to (11 provideeducational and cultural development ".through the participation In, and en- c· ...couragement of interest in, the art of !., .needlepoint for places of worsblp andhistorical landmarks; (21 promote highstandards of needlepoint craftsmanshipand creativity in the atate of New Mexico:(31 promote the art of needlepoint throughstudy of its history, uses and forms and toencourage Individual creatiVity inadapting its forms to modern usage; and(4, to foster and develop Interest in the artof needlepoint through personal contact,

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YOUR SHERIFF OFLINCOLN COUNTY :

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.A needlepoint workshop began at 9: 00a.m. and continued until noon when alunch was served at the Wortley Hotel.Following the luncheon. John Mlegs, wellMown artist, presented the program. HeShowed a needlepoint portrait of GeorgeWasliington circa 1840. Miegs is a collectorof antique needlepoint. During thepresentation he told the group ofneedlepoint enthusiasts that MarthaWaShington was a great advocator of thecrafl.

A needlepoint show was held ,. in themuseum and a wards were presented in ten<!ifferent categories: (I) Designed andworked by exhibitor; (2) Orlginaldesignedexpressly for exhibitor and worked byexhibitor; (3) Adaptations, work inspired11;- or adapted from Some medium otherthan needlepoint; (41 Design wo,'ked onqanvas painted by someone other than the

· eXhibitor; (5) Bargello/Florentinedesigns; (til Overall pattern stitchery4esigns; (7) Pattern stitch samplers; (81Non-traditional work; (9) Children's workand (101 "Manana" (work not yet(inlshed)..: Judges for the show were Louise Haneyand Nita Grace of Denver, Colorado,': Frank Standhardt of Arabella won Bestilf Show for his entry of four chair covers inlin Oriental motif, The original designsiere first painted in watercolors and then

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Charter Building and Developmentcorp" l! N.M. corp.• to DOI'l!llo Develop­ment Corp., a N.M, corp.. Lot 33, Inn­sb,'qok Village, Ruidoso, I.incoln Co•• N.M.

Dorado Developmenl Corp.. a N.M.corp•• to Robert Don Brooks and PatriciaA. Ikooks, 1.ot 33. Innsbrook VlIiage,Huidoso. Lincoln Co., N.M.

Jack H. Sowders and J. EstelleneSowders to Cecil Overstreet and BernellOverstreet, Lot 8. Blk. 7, PonderosaHeights Sub., HUidoso, Lincoln Co., N.M.

James W. Stlllllngs and Mary .E.Siallings to Steven F. Broscoff. Mary E.Broscoff and· James S. Broscoff, Lot I,SI'dlings Lots.Uncoln Co., N.M,

Bill Crafl and Ermine Craft to BobbyJ QC Halls and Marylyn Holls and John B.Bllxter and Dondina C. Baxter, Lot 13. RioBonita Sub., Nogal, i.Jneoln Co., N.M.

Glcnda M. (MlIiie) Ortiz to Alice Orosco,Lois 12, 13 & 14, Block 28. McDonald'sAddition. Carrizozo.l.ineoln Co., N.M.

Emmitl E. Champion and PenelopeChampion to C. &G. Developers, Inc.• Lots5. 6. 7. 37, 38 and 39. Blk. K, RuidosoSllI'lngs Sub., Ruidoso. Lincoln Co.• N.M,

W. L. Lee and Beatl'icc Lce to Lookoul~]&lalcs. LId.. Apartmenl 5. Building E(Phase 2). Lookoul Estates CondominiwnProject, Lincoln Co., N,M.

Allo Alps, Inc, 10 Odell l.owe and Nelll.owc. Apartmenl No.5. BuUding 5 (phase111), Allo Alps Condominium Project,\.Jncoln Co., N.M.

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EfFICIENCY - . . ..' .. . .in the function of the Tax Assessor's office

COURTESY AND DEDICATION .-. .. . to the taxpayers of Lincoln County.

EQUITABLE, REASONABLE AND IMPARTIAL -assess....entsof prop~rties .

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White Mountalg Pevelopme!lt Company,Inc. tQ Reynold EdwlIl'd J$lek nnd.,llly.eAnn Janek, Lot U, Blk. 5, Ab'p«ll't WelltSub.. Ruidoso, Linellin Co., N.M. '. '.

. Basin Land Co., fnc. to Jllmell F. HlIighlJr. and IoOrralne Haight, SW ~. NW ~.

Section 11, T 8 S, RIlE, N.M.P·.M., Lin-coln Co., N.M. .

Tommie H. Jones til Louis MeClinneyJone~, Wlllillm DlInley Jones lind JuanitaLoretta Pelzel, r.ot 9, Blk, 2; Pille Top IllllsSub.. Iiuldoso, I.lncoln Co.. N.M.

John T. ScroecoandMarJorle G. Scroccoto Roy L. McGuire ll))d.Bettie HrMeGuire,Lot 34, Blk. Q,Ruidoso Pine l,odge SD,Ruidoso,Ullcoln Co" N.M..

Trwnan Estes Touchstone to l..orl! AnnTouchstone, an undivided 1/2 interest inand 10 Lot 3, Blk, 2, Black Forest Sub.,ItuidosQ, Uneoln Co., N.M.

Myron B. Wierson to Charles F. Driskell,1.0152, Blk. 10, Black Forest Slib.• Ruidoso,Uncoln Co.. N.M.

Southwest Acceptance Corp. to WllliamHaeh and Marie J, Hach, I,otl. ShadowMountain Estales Unill, Lincoln Co.• N.M.

James L. Wimbcrly Enlerprlses, Inc., aN.M. COrP.. 10 Alto Alps, Inc.• a N.M.corp., a Iract of land In the NW t. NW 1,•

Section 34 and the NE '. NE~J,.. of Section33, T 10 S, It 13 E, NMPM, containing .551acres. Lincoln Co.. N.M.

Alvin Forbis and loOyee Forbis andHenry J. Cheuvront and Melba J 0

.'Cheuvront to R. Eo Whitmore and FlorineT. Whitmore and D. R. Whitmore, Lot II,Blk. E. Singing Pines Sub., Ruidoso,l.Jneoln Co.• N.M.

Hassell Construction Company to W. R,Nelson· and Patricia Ruth Nelson, 1.ot 24,Blk. 5, Green Meadows Addition. Ruidoso,Uncoln Co., N.M. .-

Weslern Hesourees of America, Inc., aTexas corp., to James F. Abercrombie andPatrica A. Abercrombie, Lot 12, Blk, 9.

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:1O. lit 10.:00 a.m. at St. Joseph's Mission inMcscalel'o for noyd H. Pinto. Father(:eorgc officiated.

Mr. Pinlo was born January 22, 1937 inMcsclIlero. He died Oetober 26 In EIl'a8O,Tt.'xus.

SIIl'vlvors are two sisters, Pansy Treaslind Mlene Pinlo; four brotbers. OrvilPinto. ~:Uy Pinlo. Gary Pinto and Owen('inlo. all of Mescalero.

Burll!I' was in Mescalero Cemetery1I00Icr the auspices of Clarke's Chapel ofHoses Mortuary.

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"Vou Save 011 orders plated .'llril)it~ publicatioll.';

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Mr. and M";. Don R. Kelley of 1.1,\;; . Her fiance l!!li«l I~ l! 1974 Ma)'fleld Highl","!~VS allno.!lnce Ille en!lagemellt of lIIell" SChyol!ll'lllluaw, .Wllere .be served ·asdllughwr, l<al'!\lI Rose, t«l Ll!mr Dee president· ofPlilCA hl~ llllll«l!' ·year. He i~ •('Qvey, .<<If. Rllidoso, S«ln of Mr.· lmd Mrs. now empJIlYM lit' R\IIdos«l "«lnd«l Vall,eyliar«lIIlCovey on.a~Cruee~. . . . . H«lspital. .' . .

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Mm'J\lIrct' uigmout'hdiell October 27. inMI'~e!'lcrll. SerVices weI" held October 29

·Jtt$t, ,Io.,cl'h's Mission with ~'ather Georgellffldlltlng,

Shc II'IIS born August-21. 1902. in FortlIi\1.0klllhoma,. :Sut'vivor~ are hel' husband. Mackl\igIl\OI,t;l; tlu'ee sons, Donavan, ClementIIntl Lewis Bigmouth. Jr,; two Ilaughlers,Wan<laMendez and Joann Blgmoulb; threeh"uUll'j.,.. Hoy Balatche. John BalatcheHII" WIIlter Blliatche. all of Mescalero and'!II IlI'IIndchildl'cn and 13 gl'eat grand-

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. . I'IIllbem..rs were I.ewis Bigmouth.\)1'luc'1 Mendez. Terry Hobinson. EmoryMI'II,tCZ. Clement Bigmouth .IIl1d SimonIWnlllly.

But'IIII waS In Mescalero Cemetery. ,on,lcI' Ihe dil'celion of Clarke's Chapel of

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Say'Merry Christmas

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PhotographicRuidoso

Christmas Cardsby

Ruidoso Magazine

select the Ruldbso seeneof yourcholee from tbe pre-Pu1IUCl!t1oltsamples lloW on display illthe

Engagement announced.. . .

Gamma Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phimet In lIIe home of Dana StevensODOctober 25.

The business meeting was conducted byJanice Nelson, president, and plans weremade for the pledge ritual which will beheld at lIIe November 8 meeting In theconference room at tbe telephone com·pany. Dues for pledges and members werediscussed. ._and Margl!ret Goodman was elected toreplace her,

The program was presented by DonnaP'drker. Fourteen members' and threepledges, Callly Ames, Margaret Goodmanand Judy Brown, attended the meeting.

Hostesses for the next meeting will beJanis Nelson and Kallly Dacy.

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.nM WIMBERLY-Broker·Reallo.,ALTO VILLAGE SKt COTTAGEdesigned by El Paso areldteet. TWobedrooms and 2 haths. Urethane In­sulated wllh low malnlenance eX­terlor. Full golf membership. $55,000Unlumlshed. .

ALTO ALPS DUPLEX CON·DoMlI'ilttlMS ~. situated on 40 pine­stndded acres just oorth of the skiarea turnoff. Full-tlnle Mmmunltymanager. Winter rentals avallahle.. .

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CUSTOM Mi\DE - Dr!lperie$, pi1lows,bedspre"dII, "cce$$orle$" We meMure

. !lnd make to orl\er; Selel;!; from hundredsof'beautlful fabrics at Gambles. G.2;j.tfc

RIN:SE /\NP Vi\C - $hampllOer. $12 !I~y. !It Minit M"rt Food Store, 257-2307. M-.4I­tfc

1·'Oil SAU: - Beautiful Irish SeIter - AKC"'e~istered, Two year male. ExcellentIl~t. lIeady for stud or field training. Call 'I

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m':NNI':TT'S INDIAN' SHOP - chartcrmpmber Indian Arts and Crafls, West onI1i~hway 70. Clayton. Helen. HettyBennett, 111'

SNOW ~'lHr:S - 2-Mich~il-;'-stecl bcltedrudiul sluddcd with·rims. 165-13. Driven2.000 mi1es. $40 each. 671-.4628. C-.43·tk

,,_.._- ._-,. _.1·'011 SAL!': - horseshoe counter' & 10.sto~ls. steam table·grlll. Misc. eufeeqmpment. See at Conl~y'sNursery. C­4:1-2Ic

(;AilA(;}': SAI.r: - 2 famlUes, Angus('amp c;round. Tools. cash rcgister.vPAelUblp scales. mcn's sulls 146-.48!'l·A.I. Hoper range - double oven. misc.itpms. 3:16-.4591. !,'-.43-2Ic

MARY KAY COSMETICS call forcomplimentary facial. Eltlne .Davis,Locke Inn Cabins, phone 257-.4180. D-28­tfc

CHi\IN LINK FIjlNCE - 4 foot, 60c perfoot, We also stock all accessories !lndrent tools. Lane Fence Company. 378­48780r257-7174. L-38-tfc'

FOR SALE - one 14 cuhic foot Coldspotrefrigerator, $75. 257-4129. 42.2tp

MARY KAY COSMETICS - Bobbie Abel,336-4553 or 257-5635. A-96-tfc

FIREWodu ::- juniper or pinon, $55;applewood., $70 a cord or any com­bination, Deliver and stack. $10. 257­7184. 39-5tp

KIRBY - vacuum cleaner. Excellentcondition. $59,50, 257-.4515. &42-tfc

TWO H78·14 - Snow Tires: Mounted. Used1 season, Both for $29.50. 257-.4515.s-.42-tEc

POOl. TABLE - Heavy ·duty. Fitted forcoin operation. Buy now fa... family'sChristmas. $350. 257-9581. B-.42-.4tp

FOR SALE - 15 foot camper trailer._ Sleeps 5. Nice &Clean, 257-2136. 42-3tp

WATER WELL DRILLING - pumprepair. New - rebuilt submersiblepumps. Fast dependable 24 hour service.Free estimates. (505) 623-9112. S-.42·tfc

FOR SALE - Wood cook stove - tip-topcondition - $250. Queen size mattress,box springs & frame - $50. Desk modelcopier - $50. Call 378-4126. K-.42-2tc

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TWO On'ICE DESKS - 30 x 60 Han, twoswivel chairs. large coat rack. Call 257­4Ii:l:1. B-.43-3tc

.AKC REGISTERED ~ ,Aflloon houndpuppies. $125. CpU 257,2940 or 2~7-58G~;m!ly be seen pt High Country Kennels,378..477~. . P-4Q.lj~c...........--~,~

FIREWOOD - pl\lon Ilnd/or luniJler., $55cord, delivered; pine, $40 cord,delivered; !lpplewool\, $70 cord,delivered; or any comblnatloJl. 378-4771.P-40-tfc

TRueTT BALL. - BROKEROFF. PH, 50$-251 7260RES. PH. $0$'318,.t115

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1.2 ACRES OF IN-TOWN VIEWproperty that Is platted as two}"ts.Year-round access In close proximityto lIeW Sierra Swim and Racquet Cluh.Owner financing.

'NEi\T 73~ SQ/FT TWO BDRM on allcity utiliUe.s. Birch cabinets, nleelyfurnished, $4,000 down. Terms'negotlahle on ha1anee.

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FOR SALE - real good utility trailer, willhaul a cord of wood. All steel frame andbed. eail257-2435. A-41-2tc +""'I~_

ANNOU.NCEMENTS:

LEGAL NQTICE

f'ORIlETAll:.S' A~ FORDETAI1.S257-4605 AI 170 ,336-4670

w.e. "BUCK"MEVE!t L1'. GEO.MARSH,JR... .Sales MalliljleL' ALP'S· . sales Manager, After l)/fleeHonn' . OI'EN WEE:KEIIlDS·.i'lellSeCa1l2S7-'t477 .. .... HWY.37N.·

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MEN WELCOME. NO PETS. . CALL257-2066'

GBBATWBSTBBN RBALTY, INC.

Residential- Lots..,... Commercial..,... Ranches

•PAlNTI':H - 10 paint hL<ldp of Huidoso

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GRANDMA'S BABYSITTING - 6 mos. &under. Call 378-4593 belween 9-5 Mon.thru ["~rio 42-3tp

257-7839

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qualified for large l'ondom;nium project.Send inquiries with resume to Box M,c/o Ruidoso News. Ruidoso, New Mexico88345. A-.4D-tfc

WORK WANTED:

WANTED - !lvr·in housekeepe,·. Privaleapartment. m(·al.< anrl salllfJ!, [,honr 257­7969. [,-21i-tf"

I'EHSON WITH - nwdkal bal'kllrolUld.fricorulJy, dt'un nnd nt'at in C1llpcal'unce,with ('m" to clo hume iJlMII';:l1Jf'(' l'X;'IIlIS. Ifnol willin)! lo \\'ork. 11('('d nul apply.P)(':T:U' ('allI!115) '·i8·5:mi. 43·2tc

,WILe DO - bahysittlng In my home

during week for pre-school children.Loving care, reasonable rates, nicesurroundlnll". pxperienced, 257-2341. G'40·8tc

to be inRUIDOSO

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SATISFACTION GUARANTEEDPHONE 257-4838

R. L. L1CKEYExperienced. Professionally

Qualified

HELP WANTED:

'tEar Tuning to Please Artists"

PIANO TUNER

1';XPERIENCfm 1.1':(;,\1. SECRETARY_. Bookkeeping sl(iIIs. Submit resumesetting forth experiem·p. pel'sonal andsalary Inrom18tio,\, All inquiries con­fidcntial. Write Box X,' ,,/0 HnidosoNews, Ruidoso. N.M, 88~45. S-42-2tc

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j(lWHP...... n MAY CONCERN"r~olit.~'· 1'1; hereby ijivcn Ttl,ll on Nov('mb~r 1I. 1~16, ill1\>:00 AM.• " pUblic'slIle' will be hOI{1 6t Slorrl\ BlancaMolor~. Ruidoso. Now M~ICIC:.O 10 sell lor ca~h Ihe

.fQllowlnq (01l.110f<1l, to wll: 13 Choy 1/'1 T PIJ SorlalCCY143P4381135, r;i1I(l,col\.lloral bolng held to socure anobHq",liol'l ,,,rlslng under /} relail inslalmpnl $(lc;urllv<l~r(,l'menl (Col'ldillol101 Salt> Cahlr,lct) heW by GeneralMQtors Acc(lptanc.c C':orporalifm itS secured party. Saidpublic sale Is to bo I;l.OndUl;lod ac;cordlng 10 the laws of 1l)e51"lte 01 Now MO)l:lc(i. G('ntlral Motors AccePfam:etorporatlQn rlls~rves Iht!' rlgllt to bJd at 'hi, SIIIe..

The collllter(li Is prostmlly stored imQ may be seon atSierra 51anca Motors, RUIdoso, New Mexh=p,

GENERALMOTORS Acee PTANCE COR PO~A lION"4'23 II (1)1

REMODEI.1NG - decks, construction andpainting of all kinds, home repairs, etc.Free estimates. ,Jim Brown, 257-.4163. B­33-tEc

• WANTED TO BUY - one Ruidoso JockeyClub membership. F. T, Johnson Jr.,3501 Harrison St., Wichita Falls, Texas76308; call collect 817-723-8127: 36-27tr

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This beautiful, one-owner 1974 Porsche is silver-blue metallic.It is fully equipped with a 2-lIter, fuel-injected engine, 5-speedtransmission, 4-wheel disc brakes, and air conditioning. It hasAM-FM and 8-track stereo with Jensen sj:leakers and phone­jack, a removable Targa roof, bra, driving ,lights, mag wheels,and two sets of ski racks. It also ha.s a Midland'CB with Hustlerantenna. There are tWll complete. sets of tires: 165 HR 70Dunlops for summer and 165 HR 70 studded Pirellis for winter.This fine car consistently gets 30 mpg on the highway withregular gasoline. It has been meticulously maintained and isflawless. Purchaser can buy outright lIr assume lease. ContactKen Green, clll Ruidosll News.

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GOOn.WOKING ilOlWE WITH· LoG CABlN EX·TERIOR ON ONE ACRE. Loc8tedllear Alto. ibIS cbar-·mel' hils 2 b\ldroolllll. 1 i/4 IIaths, ~vered Iront pQrch.$45,000.00. Adjolllcd by 2 pble-eoveted acres witli weD,also '0rsale. at 'U.95i!.00•.

ATtRACTIVE ,AMILY HOME INGOOD LOCATION',3 bedroollls, 1 3/t balbs Olllllee iQt. Good View 01 SierraBlallca. AbilyatonJy$3ll.5OO.00 . .

RUIDOSO; NEW MEXICOWHITE MOUNTAIN ESTATES IS THE sKrtING for

thl!l attractive 3 bedroom, 2 balk hoilse wIth garage.Beautiful tot within wa1kIDg dlStsilce to schools, Goodaccess, spectacularSierra BlaJlca view. $54,500.00

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HANDY MAN'S DREAM! Beanlffnl IlIlflnlsbed "AFRAME". Owner mllll sen. Located In SUD VaUey andpriced at$35.000....

"A" FRAME CABIN In a secluded area Just right for asingle or c""ple, 1 bedroom pll1l sleeping lof$. 1 balk andmce deck all for~.5M.

COllNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST. Approximately 18mfles from Ruidoso. 4 bedrooDII. 2¥.. baths, sewing roomaud a fahtsstlc fireplace. Approximately 5 acres of landlenced. $65,000.00.

IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a lovely amau home withsome room to grow, look at thIa one. 2 bedrOOlDl. carpet,cxoolent year round location. Ona large Itlt $2i,5OO.00.

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THIS COlllD BE YOUR DREAM CABIN. A lovely 2bedroom "A FRAME;",ltualcdonapproxtmately '!.laereQI beavy tlmbered land. Lola of &cantllnl pine, and cabinmmes partly fu.rnhheil. $21.511....

CLIFF OWENRes.: 257·7849

CHARLESCANNONRes,: 257·2809

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Builder·Owner must reduce lot inventory before end of year.Beautiful. restricted view lots priced for quick sale with just5% down and low monthly paym.nts~City water and paving.Priced from $3250 total .price. Call Dixie Egbert for In·formation at

257-4646 Eve. or weekends call 257-4991

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BILLPlPPINRes.: 378-4811

BENNY COULSTONRes.: 257-4885

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HOME: 336·4682ALTO, N.M. 8$312

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P.O. BOX 1442HANDSOME NEW HOME WITH DlSTINCTlVE

STYLE located In lovely 'Black F'Qrest•• bedrooDls, 3%baths. dining room, den. Easy accesslbillty. i"erlect ftll'the discerning buyer wbo wants good looks AND quaUtyconstruction.

Leoll Puekett. ASliQi!late ltes. 1251-4944 Gary Lynch, Asioclate ltes. '251-53551::.oulsePuckeft. Ass;.cia~--aes. 1257-4944 Peggy Whatlcy,ASliOCilate Res. N251~23OIDoi'Qthy Dale, Associate Res.N251-$367257-5111JcillliHafi, Broker

Please "0 not hesitate toconlact ailyassociate atterlibiltillibOuthD>' ot theabovepl'!!Perty.

,- Service Is Our Specialty .....WE ARE OPEN ON SUNDAYS.. - ... -'. .' - .. -. ---

CHOICE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY with lengthyfronlage on Highway 70. Presently leased 10 3 bllslnesses.Excellent potential. M;Iy be purchased separately or aswhole.

1'" ACRES WITH WATER AND ELECTRlcrrv IIIbeautiful subdivision near Capitan•.MQblle homes per.iIlitted. Good llJiancing available. $3',500.00 .

COMFORTABLE FAMILY HOME - 3 bedroom, 1¥... HOME WITH A VIEW - Nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath hQme.

T baths, carpeted, located on a comer lot In Green Meadows mostly furnished. Large den w11k flreplllee. utility r-,Subdivision. Price" to sell quickat$27,000.00. carpeted throughont, f/lItslde bar-b-que area aUd p1enly of

pa~Jdag.Let us show you this CIIIe today.. .. .

CABIN IN THE llPPER CANYON - 2 bedroom. 1 bathcottage Qn the inl,lln road. Easy access. Owner financingavailable and priced at only '13.500.00.. .

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REAL NICE 2 BEDROOM MOBR.E HOME - with sua

H room and carport Millon; All city utilities are akeady Ia·stalled, located on a paved street. Stream runs at hack ofproperty.

WITH THE BUY1-----1FOR SALE

1 'BY OWNER 1WOULD YOU BELIEVE?

I After living In tills luxurious1home. garden room. game rOOlll,separate dining room, large Uvlng

I rOQm with spectacular view Oflmonntaln - 4 BR. 4B - completelyfurnished - we are going to trnvclin

l a travcl trailer. So we saerHice thlslbeautiful home. Was prlccd at$195,000- Now '165.000.

I, CALL R... C. WHEELER IOmCE 257·5248I' HOME 336-4682 I

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. . ....., ""';,' 'IN IlUIDOSO . ., ••3ACl\ES ...:183' SUDl)ERTII DRIV~ - Rill RUldo~o runs thrQugh proPei'ty: .with.•' .118 l!OtlJ sides ol river, 00% flat us;lblq'property with ID811Y old and, beal,ltlflll PIne trees - 3 Very I1vable houses. LOOated ou comer west 01 King's

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OFFICE; 257~5248. R. ~.WHEELERP.O. BOX 163' .

MOBILE HOMES:FURNISHED TRAILER - for rent with

washer/dryer. Call5ll5-2144 after 5:30.0­40-He

'l'HREE BEDROOM -I¥" bath mobile for~1~257~.·· F~c- .

FOR ,SAlE .",,;~~J~ ,G9,' IllPlIUe bllIne.Partly furnished, In good ~ndlUon.Lociited at Cherollce Village. Has PQrchand fenci!d yard. Call 257-4915. M49-tfc

FOR SAlE BY OWNER - mobile home(Henslee). 2 bedroomsF &R,l% baths,spacious living and kitchen area. neatlyf1lmIshed. over 300 sq. ft. decldng.Lovely lot, tall pines, AIrport West nearCousins' Restaurant. Owner financingaval\abl~Call 257-&574 or50$0393-2263.M·35·12tc

40 AcmEs ""..'closero race tracie, riverfronta~eand overlQoks valley. Someterms. Belli 369. RuldQSO DOWIlS, 378-4322,C-69·tfc

2 BEDROOM trailer - Furnished withbills paid. $200 month. Contact 257·2610Mrs. Hughes. H·211-tfc. . .. .

2 81.:J>HUUM - Unfurnished. Srove &Ill,rriJ.!l'ruwr. $155 Yellr around EasilyIU'('l·""ibll·. 257-2705after6:00 (I.m. 8-13­3lc

4 BEDROOM - 2¥..bath, 2 car garage,fireplace, deck; and 2 bedrQom, 1 Iiatllfurnished guest house with 2 Clll; garage.In ~Country Club Addition .with I'nl'm·bership. Good access. $66,500. PhQne 257·7589. C-40-4tc

LOVELY NEW - :i bedroom mission stonehome. Alto. High Mesa. Full golfmembership. $48,000. Call336-4714. R-46­tic

NEW HOME - for sale. 3 bedrooms. large Ellvlng room, play room, 2 baths. Country INDIAN HILLS - Large home on a beautUni wooded lot. VERY NICE HOME _ Welllooated 3 bedroom. 2 batbClub Estates. Callafter5:00.257005359. B- Carport. storage. fireplace and all the extras. Call fQr ad· bome. Nice yard, double garage. ample storage and eloSets•.23-t Ic dltionallnfQrmation. large den with beantlfnl.flreplace. Priced to Sell. Come by or

A FRAME dis tl d 'I' t G' - cal1 foranapPQlntmeat today.- man e s ruc ure, LARGE MOTEL _ 16 units, nice living quarte.... Large 'excellent for cabin. Many extras. 526- gross aUd.ln excellent condition RESTAllRANT - First time Qlfered. Excellent location2339. Las Cruces, N.M. 41-4tp • and facWtles. AddltionallnformatlOll available upon request

60 ACRES _ Near Alamogordo, "10down. U Lot with view In Plnecliff - $6,450.00 Lot with view In Indfan Hills - $11,500.00.... Lots with view In Couatry Club Heights - $15,000.00' •

Payments $412 December & January,'then $274 per month. $450 peraere. 9% . y,.;: .. ('*<~~.Interest. (505) 257-9501. . 8-42-2tp

FOR SALE - An excellent buy! NEWhome in Pinceclilf. On paving, beautifulview, tall pines. 2 bedroom with upstairsdell, 2 baths, living room, di,ning area,built In kitchen, Insulated glilss, largedeck, flrepl~ce. shag carpet and spiralstaircase. Call 37a.4974 or write Box 3065H.S., Ruidoso, N.M. [)-42.tlc

FOR SALE: 3 commercial buildings onHlway 70 East. Two at $55,000 each. Oneat $16,500. Plenty Qf parking. 'l'erms at7.5. Call 378-9981. S-34-tfc

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.PRESENT. liS AN OFFER!! GC!rgcons lot In Alto

VlI1age wltl'a a fnll inelDbe1'!ihlp, plus a view Qf theCapitallll. Need to seU. CaIlJanet WarUek, bome 257-7972.

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When you buy a lot In the LaMay RaDch Eststes. yon wUI also have an In- if:terest fn a commnnlty property contslnJng a large spring, earthdam aUd PQnd, if:largepine trees. if:~'8eaUtlfnl view Qf the Loma GraDdes and tbe Capitan Monntalns. Only 7 miles ...toBOIllto Lake, 3.4 miles toNogal Lake. A gQod location fQr skIIng, horse racing.

il fishing orjust relaxing. :tOlle 01 tbe really Dice areas of LIncoln County, located In wooded hll1s and if:

valley's and only 14 miles from Ruidoso. . if:Offered By if:

FRED'S REAL ESTATE ~

iExclusive AgentForTheLaMay Ranch Estates if:

PhOne3",,2695 if:OrGo North From Ruidoso IfM'Ues on Highway 37 To The Signs if:

1C WE ONLYHAVE 23 LOTS :t~~----~--~-- ..~+ *******************************************

COMAURC'AL.OFF'CESPACE:

For lease On SUdderth Drive. ampfeparking. bWs paid. available al ,ofSeptember Ill, StsrtiDg at $ll5 permonth. Call 25'7-4215.

REAL ESTATE:

FOR lEASE: Swre front, 2701 Sudderth.with Qlflce and 3 Br. house. House fur­nished or unlurnlshed. Store without orwithout shOwcases and shelves. $400 permonth tl1ru April. 2 months advance plus$200 damage deposit. 257-9581. B-42-4tp

FOR SALE OR RENT - 3 bedroom, 13/4bath, den with flreplsC}C, exC}CptlonaiMuse and location. Call378-4358. E-42-tfc

FOR LEASE - 3 bedroom, 2 bath with 2fireplaces. Youllg Heights Addition, $350moothly. Call257·2133. . M-42-tfc

LUXURY CONDOMINIUM - $roper day.13 day minimum) Sleeps 4. Completelyfurnished. 257-7146. E-42-tfnc,

AI'AIl'l:MF:NT8-'FORR::CE=N=T""--"""'::T"'w-obellrQom. furllished, storage area,WlrbaJ.te dlsllosal. dishwasher. fireplace&laundry room. eall257005300. W-43-tfc

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1 AND 2 BEDROOM - furnisl\ed=:ment!! w,ith'flreplaces In Ru1df!$I W\I$."Call 37a.4661. . . . '.~.,

2 BEDROOM..,. new mQ~lIe /lome, upper' .canyQn, bil)s partlY paid. And' gne ef·ficiency apartment, all bills P!ild. Cal!·257-7543. . F47·tfC}

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l..OTS IN HOLIDAY ACRES - One lotacrQSS from White Mountain Sc/lool. 17acres, Nogal Mesa, with spring, elec­triclty. Terms on all.257~. E-ll.tfc

WOODLAND RIDGE -lovely new home,3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Clty uWlt.les. Wilitrade. Call 257·2302. W-3o-tfc

1 BEDROOM HOME - and 10' x 00'mobile home tlII a long lot with extramobile home hook-ups. Ruldostl Downs.Good income potential. 257·2302. W-3Il4fc

FIVE LOTS - In Woodland Ridge Subdv.Call 257005300. W-22-tfc

FOR SALE BY OWNER - 3 bedroom, 2baths. furnished. Upper Canyon near

, river. CaU257·2196. N-12-tfc

BLACK FOREST ~ very elegant! 4bedrooms. 3% baths. recreatiOll room.

• Will trade. Call 251-2302. W-3o-tfc

PERTEEI, PARKS & ASSOCIATES, INC.•

.REAL EStAtE

•5ti5/251-4tl'l3 OR'505/25705412 .

GOOD MOBILE HOME LOTS

EXCELLENT GOING BllSINFS1l FOR SALE!! ThIswill certainly Interest tbe business orlellled WQDliln 01today. Thete Is room for expansloll and Ideal workingconditions. ouly the best of cUentele. Call BettyPaUonforInformatloli eoneelillng tbls good Investment.: RUSTIC 3 1IR,2 blth, mOWltsln cablJl. $23.500.00.

TRI·LEVEL IN_AIRPORT AREA. Nice View. a/4 COIltse:t.J1m Cafllllnter. .bedrooms; 2%bathll. fireplace, carpeted. good aelless,this Is a, good buy at $42,500. BeUy Pattoa tall fal1IIsbfurtherdetails.' . HANDYMEN TillS IS FoR YOU!! 23x84 mobUe wltb a

2.11 ACRES IN LINCOLN AREA ••• Justl¥.. Dliles eat 3GIl Sq. ft. ad4-0n.'l'he ilddijiCiDllllIy needs very minorof lJucoln right on the highway. The lalld Is level. ba Its Rnlshlllg work. 3 BR, 1% bIIUls. pll1ll a fireplace. PrIced to0\\'11 well and a good sound. strueture .... It with sol'ne ,selt afoUly $I$,95e.oO. Give Joet a call and we'll go seeoutblilldlngs • • • Be.Uy Patton will be gl:ict to show yOIi this hatplJl.

ihJ:jST LIStED IN 'CREE MEADOWS COUNTRY TWO FoR mE PRICEOF ONE!! TWo Iun;lsbed2 DRCLUSl Beautiful .3 BR, 2% balb. large Uvlng area,l. of mobUes. very good.eolidllfoa. LIve In OIIt!and lise tile other'walk-In closets, ulee deck. dbl. garag~year 'round ae- fQra telitaL Only$18....;OO;COl!tactJanet WarUck.

CeSrL ()wner Dllght trade for smaller ho~e.Contact Jim BRAIIlD NE'*' .. ocI . . .....1 d "." l' .. . . thoCarpenter. . . ': . . w, m .etJI. m~Q.l! ." r BR, 1 sa •

ATTENTION SKiERS!!! 2BR, 1 bllb mobile, plus 336 ' aeeessibla. 0ll1tm.~.....JbitCarpenter. .. '. .sq. n~ rOOm f!lt yoiii' friends. JustoffHW)'. fI, PetfecUot . ACltEAGE -3,one aCfftl trIlctsate Illiw aVlillableforthe weekender and It's all a stream. toQ. $11.000.00. Call sale. JJelIselytteeci. Horsesod mooRes are welcome.Janet. Coutod JIilIl!t fot pBtilclilafli.

~tlSpepREALTYIB MLS,

REALTOR

Nice 3 bedroom. 2 bath. earpeted,WQod burning stQve. deck with goodvlcw and Is Qn paving. Full price$26,500.00.

DELUXE MOBILE HOME - 2bedrooms. 1".11 baths. carpeted.flre.place. heamed ceiliags, set ondeeded lot, close In on pavementwith all city utililles. Porches addedfront and back. 22' x 24' carport andworkshop. Full price 1$$27.500.00.

~ .m& lX)\)(;1): Pt\RT- l(lw mileage, AC,

I'll and I'B. 24 mpg. $3,000. call 257-7.776.40·4tp

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\1)117 VOLKSWAGEN - New enginew/gual'al)tee, SI)QW tires, ·.excellentl~llditiQIl. $1100. Phone 257-5610 after 5p.m. 42·tfnc

ill70-1ll1. CAMINO - Real sharp. 257-5410.After 5 call 257-5733. B-42-2tc. -, - .

APARTMENT - fQr rent. Cail371Ml961 S­35-tfc

RENTALS:

APARTMENT FOR RENT - large 2bedroom, I 3/4 baths. Fully furnished,carpeted and draped. Located on riveracross street ,tr.om high s~hool. Phone257-2975. H·2!J.lfc

FURNISliED APARTMENTS - two withfireplaces. Call 257-2276. B-36-tfc

EFFICIENCY APARTMENT,$l25mollth,bll1s ,Paid. Also large duplex withfireplace. Mesa Verde Apts. Pholle 257·4500. M·29-tfc

Fon RENT - Town houses In Dalenoberlson's Innsbrook Village. Two,thrce and four bedrooms, two baths and2'.. baths. completely furnished. Call257-7388. B-1o-tfc

LONITA APARTMENTS - best locatiQn.in rown. 1and 2 bedrooms. Utilities paid.No pets. Call 257·2302. W-36-tfc

I.OWER WINTER RATES - soon onmobile home and spaces. Also some 6'and 10' wide mobile homes fQr sale. Two

. Rivers Court, Sudderth and, Hickory.. PhQne 257-2943. ' G·27·tfc

FOR RENT - 2-bedroom apartment. Allcarpeted, f1replare. utilities paid. CallJames 257·7665 Qr after 6:00 p.m. 257·7433. D-3l;-tfc

MOBILE HOME lot rentals - Qn rivernear Gibson's, Special rates. RiverFront Mobile Park, 378-4676. Roo5o-tfc

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SHERIFF·of Lincoln County

11 years law enforcementexperience in Linc.oln Co.,Including two terms as sheriff. I .

Fully certified NM Law Officer' t .'Pd.Pol. Adv. __••-_.... ...i.i

THE FOLLOWING· NEWSRELEASE HAS"BEEN ISSUEDTO THE MEDIA BYALVIN G. ROSA, PRESIDENTOF FORTUNA CORPORATION

SUNLAND PARK, NEW MEXICO --.,. Alvin G. Rosa, Presidentand General Manager of Forluna Corporation, today announced thata settlement has been finalized wilh the Securities and ExchangeCommission (SEC). The Company will now proceed" with a vote ofshareholders on the proposed merger with Us majorily shareholder,Kodiak Industries.

Fortuna Is the owner and operator of Ruidoso Downs RaceTrack and Sunland Park Race Track in New Mexico.

The proposed merger calls for Fortuna to become part ofthe privately-owned Kodiak Industries; if the merger is approved,Fortuna shareholders will receive $3.60 In cash for each shareof stock.

Aosa stated that the Company had been negotiating with theSEC for over eight months regarding allegations that reports tiledby Fortuna were deficient. He stated that the Company stronglydisagreed With. the SEC but settled without admitting or denying'any wrongdOing in order to. avoid the expense of litigation. TheS!:C had also Indicated that It would attempt to prevent the mergerfrom taking place untU in its view the Company had compiied withthe lederal securities laws.

. ihe merger enables shareholders to receive cash for shares 'of rortuns which haVe hOt traded in the market since 1973, The $3,60per share price was set by an independelltinvestment banking firm,WmlamR,Staats Division of Wedbush, Nob,le Coo~e, Inc., member I(lfthe New York Stock .exchange-. The firm reViewed I"ortuna's

, earnhlgs and other factors. In cornllarison to similar l:lOmpanies. engaged' In the horse tacing businE!sil'ta- determine the $3.60 price.

I the COmpromise wui allowl"ortuna and Kodiak to devote fUll.' attention to their efforts to continue Improving racing for the benefit01 fans, hOraemen and the State ot New Mexico,(Advertri:etl1BniJ ~

LOADING PEN was a scene of sliding. bawling and cussing.

DROVERS SPREAD out to keep steers on Ihetrail.

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HALE LAK E area is dotted by 950 steers durinq the roundup.. .

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Reed said, "They told us it couldn't bedone. 0 on

"The sun came out Friday; the s\lOW' .thawed and the trail turned to tOHOP '. ~.deep mud. Portable corrals· nd the /".loading chu~e, located at the old du psile.ifhad to be d.sassembled and moved closer , ..to the highway because the cattle trucks('ullidn't make it up Hale Canyon road.Loading the steers through the chute was ascene or slipping, sliding, bawling,prodding and cussing.

The wranglers "got up in the dark andwent home in the dark" and one of themsaid. "My wife said it would sure be nice if'I'd come home again." II was a rough,tough job, but it was made a little easier bycuffee brewed on a Coleman stove andrried chicken lunch - provided by SusanBachelor and The Colonel - served on thebood or a pickup truck.

About 100 steers made up each truckload and the truck drivers had their shareor cattle prodding and wrangling. At thecnd or the day, the bone-weary, mud- .splattercd cowboys still wore a chaw of .tobacco and a smile,

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"It ~as so cold Thursday when We wereroundm.g up strays," Jones said, "that Iwas trymg to heel one of the steers and thewhul." "ol,e just sUpped out of myrull1ll," .

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In addition, my qualifications include:.

* Doctor of Laws Degree from University af Arizona* Bachelor's Degree from Oklahoma State University* Licensed to practice law in all courts of New Mexico,

Arizona and U. S, District Court* Former Mayor of Alamogordo and City Commissioner - 4

years* Farmer Assistant District Attorney

Dear Fellow Voters:

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Befare yau vote an Tuesday. Nov. 2nd. please comparethe experience and qualificatians of the candidates. I amthe only candidate who has priar experience as a DistrictJudge· 6 years. I am the only candidate who has 26 yearscourt room experience in Otero and Lincoln Cauntles, This'is the Judicial ex'perlence and maturity which makes thebig diHerence.

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STAN·LEY~ YOUR

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Hp'RLA WEBB. 14. was the only female drover on the drive.

'. :'8Y last Monday, most of the hcrd was inllQIding pens or pastures. They tried tow",lk off their restlessness by pacing backuml forth over a mHc-or--so long trail."Heifers settle fairly easy, '" Reed said,"!lut not steers." Tuesday "someone lertthe gate open'" and the cowboys wereagain working the dense underbrush andcanyons to find the strays. Then Wed­nesday a surprise snow hit and rewrote thescript in this modern day western, Thedrive was delayed and hay was brought infor the steers.

"Actually, the snow helped somewhat",Clarke said, "since the cattle had eaten offthe pasture where they were penned, whenwe started driving them they looked out

Illovie star bought my cattle, but I didn'tPn' and we're not sure who he is."j3'8chelor said.

': .Friends, neighbors, relatives and hired!)l!nds helped Bachelor with the drive,1~l<'\' inl'1",lo(1 ,John Bachelor, Jr., PaulJones, Ray Reed, Ray Clarke, HarlanWebb, Haria Webb, Allen Reynolds, JoeGntierrez, Craig Whipple, Sonny Varvel,Rick Simpson, Rick Clair and J, W,Kendrick.•.

.~Reed said, "This herd handled like noother I've seen. They're more like lambs in(be way thcy scattcred cvery whichway .• ,

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LEFT, RIGHT HANDIn our govermnent, SO far as smoking is

concerned, tile right band doesn't paymuch attention to what the left Is doing.The surgeon generlil's office keeps issuingreports noting that cigarettes aredllngerol1S'lo henltll. The Department ofAgrIculture nevertbeless promotes theMle of tQbaceo. '

, .· .. what wltn VIewing our blubberproblem as lIduits ••• which, consideringour procliVity for self Indulgence ••. lIin'te<lSY .•• or especilllly reconclllble •••whil-h m<lf or m<lY not be germane tosolving the crux In our flux.

As to our plan • • • comes the time toindiJlge In seasonal and holiday, goodies· .. we'll gird ourselves against temp­bltion ... <lnd with deliberlltlon ... aod anuceompanying lack of gusto " • gorgeourselves with rabbit food ..• to the pointof doing the bunny-hop In 13-minute stints· , , thrice d<lily ••• lind the, andonly then,will we <lliow our self discipline to remx, ., 'c<luse when you got <I bellyfull ofcrunchy' vegembles' • •. you lust can'tforce ,cnougn".puID:pkln. .1l\j\ ••.lI\1lI3W.J.n.whipped crellm •• , b~ttered potatoesswimming In cream gravy .•• or savory,,Iril'py. roost goose ••• down •.• to gllinmore'n five pounds <lny given meal. Afallllcy in f<lct we just might be able to,Usprove. .' ,

Anyhow ••• until those fateful momentsof decision lIrise ••• we've got our eatingcnt out for us ••• we've cut out butter,grnyY, pOtlltc.es,· desserts '" frying, 'rOlIsting and MUleelng .,. ffillyonnalse,jellies, esCllrgot •• , the 11iIter which aln'tworth trylll8 todlg outm tileshelllf'nthere<lin't;m llcelln of clarified butter to dunk'em in ••• lIDd right now we're llRendingour evenings hunting for our one plIlr ofscissors ••• which we buried outside Olledark night liS 1I hedge against cutting outpaper dolls.

You'd think one of the side benefits·ofour ~partan f<lre'd bell dr<lSUC reduction inthe outlay for food ..• and therein mlI1e a'reveilition th<lt'd have any norm<l1,hoolthily hungry, home economist clim­bing the walls of a p<ldded cell. .

But, by jinkles, we're sticking to ourdiet• .. which provides little to stick to OIlr ribs, .. and we're over the rough spots ....helped, of course, by occllsional tumblerSof Ice te<l ... and as we step on tile scalee<lch morning .•. we can't wllit .•• for thelIrrival of that first FrldllY the 13th in·1977, .. to begin dieting In oornest.

BRIEF BIT: You re<lUy should go votetomorrow •• • even If someone sees youshow up lit the polls .•• no one's going tdtell ... lind if they do, sowhat? -CD :

For, whlltever cold COlI1fQrt It JOllyprovide lIDtio'smoking forces, let It be notedthat tile situation ,is worse in France;

'There the Ministry ot Healtll has 1l1StIliunc.hed an fntellsive camplligntodiscourage $Jl1oklng by tile French people,Atthe.sll1lle tIlI1!, tileFrench gpvernmellt'.tobacco monopoly,. Selm, did sOllielaunching of im OWII: it IntrodUCed a \lew.clgarette, "Gimlle Intematlonllle", .

1'his Is. bllled. as II brl\lld tbat WliI"compete with \jgbt foreign tObaliCO"J.nthe lumry class. SOJ\I.ethttlg to ,relish, no

'doubf, whUe lIIedltating 011 the MinistryatHealth's anti-smalling drive.' ~.AlIImogOi'doDaUy'News

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editorial, Politicians are an unusuai

breed. They tell us they haVetheir fingers on the pulse (If

the voter, but It isn't until the,

votes are tabulated that theyknow what the voter really

th Inks. Tomorrow is youropportunity to expressyour

opinion. Go to the polls. Pull

a "Harry Truman" - "Give'em hell". it's your duty.-CD

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HARMONY MANSION BLUESThin!!" ill harmony mansion ... our

hoovily mortgaged' domicile wherein <l11things are generally viewed IIghtiy ... areIn a state of flux.

Me 'n m' bride ••• tIllit's K<ly, you know. .. <Ire in the throes of that mostdespicable of n<ltion<ll Indoor pastimes ."•.dieling. Not that the need isn't self evident... lind thllt's whOlt broughtllboutthe cruxin the flux.

Actu<llly what's h<lppened is . . . after~ollaboratlng lIg<linst the calories forendless weeks •• • we did decide tovllmtion in Mlnnesola ..• in February •••which decision indiclltes positively thedangers Inhereut In starving the stomllchInclude deteriorlltion" of the 'UiIitldngprocesses. No one leaves tile sunny southto v<lmtion In Minnesomln FebfUllry.

Sometime after Labor Day me 'n m'briOe started lIllJking like rllbblts •••devouring crispy-erunchy carrots, celery,radishes and lettuce with complete<lb<lndon .•. lIDd Mndwlching in betweenthose noisy bites, nibbles of dry toast lIDdf<lUess, tasteless, hopefully wllist-Iess,\\(·11 hoi1011 meut. Oh. the misery in diningthllt is ours . .. includlng the wretchedholll'>; Ill·twixtdining next.

Bllt , . , all,went well ... until, thllt is.\I h"n at last the neighborhood poltergeists'11I,1 holl)lQblins did descend upon us I<lstlIIullt . , . un,1 our I<lrder of goodies they,1I.llI·t ",1l'quately deplete ..• lellving <Ibuge pile of calorie laden comestibles .••which will not, m' bride decreed, go towaist .•. hers. And therein lies mydilemm<l ... w<lSte not, wllist out.

But as the fat ebbs ... and the desire tocontinue the ebbing flows . . . arises there<ll crux In tlie flux .•• - 'causeThanksgiving •.. Chrisimlls '" New

. Year's Eve ••. with all the gourmetdelicacies . . • are so close the iIDllginedodors are so real as to cause the g<lstricjuices to flow . . • and, by jlnkles, threecarrot sticks, half a celery stick, twolettuce leaves <lnd four r<ldishes, coupledwith 1I three ounce slab of dr<lined-of·f<ltboiled beef and one sUce of diet brelldtoosted ..• mos bulter .•. just <lin'tllboutto cre<lte no festive dining mood.

Be that <IS it m<ly ••• we've got 1I plan

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COND(lMINIUM TOWNHOUSES"THE GOOD LIFE"

Luxurious ClII'efree \lvlng _lin eil:c1uslve cOUiJtry club type way of life .aU,• . ,

grolDlds care llnd exterl~rmalnt_ce dOne for yOJi ·year 'roalJd recteiJlioual. . .

fliclUlies for youi'. eJllire ClImBy .swimmlng pool, clubhoUse JUld teiJlllll courts

.1-hlJida ~drOODl, l!'I.l bath condomiDlllDl toWDhOJiseB ·wan to"all CAl'PetlDg. .

and lat..t lD Compl~teGelJt!ral Eleetrlc Idtchens, Incl~ garbage dlsjlolai,

taJlge With iieIC-cleanlllg..oven, dish washer, largetrasbeoJiJpliclotaiJd coloi', .

'keyed i'errlgetatol'-(~et -large private deCks (lIC1Dg beautiful Sferra BlJInca

IJlld OV!ltJooklng downlllwn RuldGiio -Ideal iOclitlOJi eonvenlent to dOwntown" , . : '." ..

~uldosO, Cree Mead~ (lOU CoimIeand iluldGiio DOWllllltace 'track -ll1J cityutlUtlesWltlllUiile~wtrlilg ...tR1ITHEGOO"LJFE." , ' ,.

The 19;6 Halloween Carnival was atremcndous success thanks to thel'oollerative support of the community. AllIluidoso l'ublic School personnel wouldlike to cxpress their gr<ltitude lind <lPOpredation to cach and cvery one whosUI'Ported the carnival by their donationsanrl attendance.

A special appreciation Is given for theu.<e of the ChaP<lrral Convention Centerand to the HuidQSO News <lnd KRRRIlu,lio.

This sucecss is a direct result of thecommunity. merchants and' the publicschoQls working together for a worthycause.

, . .If you dig decp enough. YQU can find

su.tisties to prove any fAvorite lIrgumentor back up most any st<ltement. The onethllt hus us concerned states thllt by thelime OUI' children reach their fifties. they\I ill know 9; percent ijlore th<ln theirI""'cnts, Docs this me<ln we know only 3percent of whOlt there is to know?

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cllrter deb<lte." He .cIted "the (lict thlltC<lrler f<lvors hand gunregistrlltion lIDdQpposes Ford's position fllvQrlng II federllleonstitulional.lImenl\ment slloWlng prllyetin schools;" McMillll,n IllIYs; "Fllrd.willcllrry New Mellico by <lbQuU Per cent OVerC<lrter." He eltPects AlbuqueJllue <lndRoswell cllm(l!llgnlng !>y I<l!nsas Sen.I\obert Dole, tile GOP vice pJ'esil\entialnominee"to boost ch<lnces In New Mexicofor the rord-Dole ticket. '

Retired FBI <lgent Tom Smith ofAlbuquel'llue travels Qften with Schmitt Inhis camp<lign. After <I 24.-year FBI CllreerSmith retired two ye<lrsllgo <Is FBllleputy

. <lsslst<lnt direc~or in W;Jshlnglon. He wasfQrmerly b<lsed In tile Albuquerque FBIoffice, .

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Preslclenti Walter L. Green, Vice Prel!ldent, at 1714 Suddertb DrIve, llnd entered!IS secondclass ffilltter at the PostOfficeat Ruidoso, N.M. 8834S. .

SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN ADVANCESIngle copy, 15c; Single Qlpy by MlIIl, 3Oc; 6months ol!t of County,fl; within

Cow1ty, $6; 1yearllut.of County, ,II); wlthiIJ County, '9., , . ', The RuidOllCi News reserves the rilllJt to reject IIdvertising and edit copy which It

cor..sidel'll objectionable. Uabillty for lIDY error In lIdvertlslll8 sbaU not exceed thevalue of tile lIetual Splice in which the error occurs and sball be satisfied bycorrection Intile next issI:'e.

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TomOI'I'OW we'll know who OUf next .."president is. We hope the voters will be '1'0 IIvold finding misplaced items In theable to relilistic<llly consider the issues and last place )Iou look. figure out where you'd'IUIIUficIIUons rather than get sidetracked look lust. fOQk there first and you'll findby subliminal camp<ligning. MontoY<l s ",IUllcve,' you're looking fQr in the firstmonkeyinll around <I lid C<lrter's IllIIl'e, ..1,lnyboyinll' • • •

• • .' l.ast yelll' a building could be f~migatedThe fil'sl snow of the season altered not to pl'event a year's worth of bugs in olle fell

only the landscape, but a fcw plans aroWld S\lQ0I', Hecent insecticide contcnt0111' 1.lucc. 1'hOlt ID-yeur-old Qf ours took one rC~lIlatioll.'\ proclaimed by environmentalhol'l'ified look at the stuff and rllD grum-' allencies might have their pilice. but theirblinll th"Qugh the house - platinum h<lir plnce is not in wiping out creepy cr<lwlers.flyinll. face snarling - bec<luse he'd set l,I,e huve as m<lny, if not more. th<ln we didaside Wcdneswy afternoon tQ launch a before the' extermln<ltors started makingIliant fQckct he lind a friend h<lve spent monthly visits. The regulations Increllse $three weeks building. The l4-yellr-old <lnd for thc extermlnlltors lind Increllse mutionthe,group he,.was with travell.Qg to the ,~Jor lIs.slnce,l~J:,'tjl, never quilt sure wbatIIll'port in Albuquerque for the 'first leg of' will be lurking In the bathtub;llink or overthcir biccntennl<ll tour got del<lyed around the bcd,SocOl'ro and had tQ' be rescued by asnQwploll'. They arrived an hour late InAlbuquerque thinking they hOld missed thepJane only to discover all 36 Ruidoso HighSchool students wel'e cooling their heelsbeC'IUSC thc plane wa~ snowed in <ItSllll'leton Airport In Denver. And this isollly the beginning .. , we predict thiswilltl!r will be tailor-made for polar bears.

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and, trustees commended by the Chamber Letters to the Edl'torof Commercc for their "help and com- .petence" in the three big events _....:~-=-:..:::.-..:=--=:.::..::=-=:.::..::=-throullhoutthe se<lson. Richard Cothrun'sthOlnk you leIter to the villllge accentu<ltedthe positive for people whOse jobs are often Dear Editor:thankless.

The autumn day W<lS sundrenched. birdswcre in fine voice and two Ruidoso HighSchool students with braces Qn their teethcQuldn't resist celebr<ltillg it. They did 5Qwith a bill. mutual smooch. Ending the kissbecame a problem when her bands gotmught In his wires, the respectIve J1l\rdware I!Qt mnl!1ed lIDd the two were taken"Intact" to the dentist.

SlIys Ford wiU c<lrry BerllllllUo ~nll Cbll"~he<lvily. McMilllln fQreclist narrow F~rdvlctQries, in !,Cl! lInlllillldY,. pemys FQmwillwiA DQnll i\J1l\ lind San JUlIn. Ml;Ml\lan5<1y5 Ford will prevail' in Roosevelt andCorry by thin m<lrgins. , . ,

In tbe he<lvily Democratic North,McMil1<ln 5ay~, "extrll work we hOlve doneInlllclites Ford will run better than tile'norm<ll Republimn vote." He SllYS carterwill .win Santa Fe County. McMillanpredicts Ford ,"will run well In GolfllxCounty." He says Ford will poll the jlsulllGOP. vote in he<lvily Democrlltlc Otero MdMcKinley Counties. .

McMilI<ln clllims: "Ford gliinedstrength on the gun control lind prnyer inschools, issues .rllised in the '. 1<lst FQrd- ,

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i Si\NTA FE - Manllgef3 of thll U.s. Pfe5ide~tllll fllces lire close in New$ehlltellnd NeW Melllcll Pfllilillentilll Mell;ico. Bollick predicted Ford <lnd Sch­Cl!lllPll,igns foreMst. how their Clllldldlite5· mitt viqtories. "by very 5m<lll m<lrgins."will flll1! in tbe geJieralelection 'l.'UllSdlIy. Clirter Cllmpllign vice c1J<lirman D<lvid

.:, l3ol;l}~lICll, Dem09rl!,tlc U.S". Sen. J!i~epbW. King. s<lys: "Clirter will be<lt Ford in·M.':Mon~Y<l's CAmPl\lgncbief, pre4lcted New Mel'ico by 5to 6per cent unless Fordt!"l3e. MoJltoY<l ffilijOritle3 ]n tIlll!ltl COUJllo .or Cllrter mllk,es <I ffilljOr blunder." KingtillS: 'MontoYll')! home, SlIntlJ Fe, 11.000 mid 1I mld-dCtober survey by Carterv~~; D,onll An<l, 1,000; otero,' 1,200; polblter P<lt Caddell's firm showed ClirterJl:uu.Y', 500 to 700; Rio Arribll, .,500; SlIn with <I 7 to 8 per cent· st<ltewlde lead. He

:Miguel, .2,000;, TlI,OS, 1,500 to 2,000; s<lid C<lrter hlld moved from·<I 3 per centMcKinley, 2,000; V<llencill, 3,000, lind delicltln Bern<llillo County to <11.5 percentCQ1flllt, 1,000. ,Ieall.,a!!ca' eltpects MontoYli IQSlies In tIlese He said the Cliddell poll, t<lken by region5,

countlil$ bytbllSe ffillrglnS: Bernlllillo, showed Clirter <lhclll\ of Ford by 4to 5per7,000 t08,ooo;.San ,Tulln,' 2,000; Ch!lves, cent on the Elist Side (Curry, QUlIY, Lea,',500, .Qn.d.. Cllrry, 1,000. He mYII M!!ntoya Eddy, Roosevelt <lnd Chaves Counties).CoulliWilJ.or lo~e RooseVelt by 200 <lnll win The Carter lelld WliS 5 to 6 per cent, Kingor lo$li .G~nt,RepubllcaJi Ilarrison ScIJ. sllld, in tile Southern tier (Dona Ana,ljIlitt'll bo",,,, county,by 2C1O to 300. Jle rlltes Otero. Sier~<I, Socorro. V1I1encili andJ,.elJ '83 even.l}lICll mY-ill "In Lell MontOYli Lunll) <lnd m the Western sector (SlinIs dolng'very well In Ilobbsllnd Eunice llOd JUlin, McKinley. Catron, Gr<lnt and

· trnUinginJalllDdLoviniltono'" Hidlllgo). I{ing s<lid: "C<lrter'slelld W<lSBIIM, "says: "If t1iere Is a surprise almost 18 per cent in Northern U.S. House

county,' it will ,be San JUlIO. MontOYli is District 1 exclusive of Bernalillo aMdoing well among the 011 apd g<lS people in Quay."Slin Juan, Chllves, Eddy alld Lell." He King predicted: "Carter's strongestexpects a 'bellyY vote in Northern countie~ 'counties in District I will be Slinta Fe, Riolind till! Albuquerque VlIlley. a!!m reports Arriba and San Miguel." The Caddell polllIplithy in the Albuquerque lleights, showed the W1decided vote had droppedRoswell, Clovis lIDd L<IS Cruces. Ile mys from 28 to 11 per cent since 1I Ilite SepoMontoYli polls show lin' unllecldel\ vote of tember 5urvey. King s<lid: "With Ford17 per cent in tile Monto)'ll-Schmltt rllce being exposed in the f1n<lI,camp<lign dllYs~d 24'per cent in tile cmter-Ford h<lSsle. it will help C<lrter more th<ln Ford."

BliCII says: "Our polls show no coot- The New Mexico Carter campaign gO<l1tailing between Monto)'ll and Carter. But is <I 65 per cent total voter turnout. Kingthey show loclil Democratic cllDdid<ltes in says: "If the vote drops below 50 per cent,so'me llreas will help the entire it could put .the MOQto)'ll and CarterDemliCrntic ticket/' He claims most of the campaigns at a dls<ldv<lntllge." He lIdds'undecidedvoteismovingtQMontoyli. "We concede ChOlves and San JU<ln but

A Schmitt-FQrd phone poll lastweek-end Carter will receive a subst<lntilll vote inof 400 stlltewide showed Schmithnd Ford both counties."lellding. Iilx-Gov. Tom Bolack, F<lr- State Rep. CoUn McMillan, Roswell,mingtoll RepubllClln, says tile Senate lIDd Ford New Mexico' camp<lign chllirman,

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J.Vy native village ofVal~e~,Alaska. I have'6~n gl/ing over the photographs of.myselfljgd brother Mark and John·playing in~nt .of our little bouse with the picketf!!nee around and the board sidewalk in~nt. There are p.ictures of our motherli,!lcling brotber John as an infant, as she~nds just outside the doorway. smiling asl{!ie holds John near a snow drift that isqearly hall "s high as the house.>;There are pictures of our father st!!ndinglit a stream in his high boots and pack On~ back, dressed as he was when he madetlje long trip on foot to be present at myb!i1h..;when 1 remember the little house where

IJioother Mark and I were born, I think ofhllw my mother waited, ever trustlnll in~;-----------...

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YOU IN SANTA FEREPUBLICAN STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 50

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God prote~'1IS and our mothers asweawait the hour. when we see the light ofday. We are sacred to God before we areborn. during our life-time ill this world,and in the Heavenly world to come. '.

So you see, I am not thinking today of mybirthday only" your blrthd!!Y and ~hebirthday of all of us is a sacred time, atime of gratefulness to God for his love anllprotection fpr us all our life, before ourbirth. through the passing years fromchildhood oli, and forever and always.

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FRUIT-VEGETABLE GROUPWhile all fruits and vegetables are inc.luded in thisGroup. those valuable as soarces of vitamin C andvitamin A are emphasized.

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NovemberWednesday. Nov. 3, 1976 - CapltOln.

Clinic to be held in Capitan School frOID10:00-2:00 p.m. •

Tbursday. Nov. 4. 1976 - Hondo Clinic to!'" beld in Hondo SehQUI from 10:00 a.m••2:00p.m. '. '.',

Monday. Nov. 15, 1976 - Ruidoso Clinicto be held In White Mountain Scilool from!0:00a.m. -12 noon. .

Wednesday. Nov. 17. 1976 - Coro~aClinic to be held in Corona School fromlO'OO'l.m. - 2:00 p.m.

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(lrlt and Steel. 10.60. 7.00; Norse Bound. Big Q - $4.538.401;'20..1': 1:12. .

9th: 870 yds: Jungle Bound. 10.40, 4.20,2.80; Slack O'Straw, )).00. 3.60: Top Chic,2.20.1': 46.94.

10th - 6 fur. Rhulen Whit. 18.40, 8.40.4.00; Hulla The Roost. 9.20.3.80: Dons Kia.3.00. T: 1:14.

Quinella - $71.40Big Q.$2,23&.40

SATURDAY, ocr. 23,.19761st - 5'.... [ur. San Antonia. 42.80. 9.80.

5.1iO; Cimarron Orphan. 4.00. 3.00; Matt'"- lIlibhal. 3.60. 1': 1:00.4.

2nd - 400 yds. Elusive Homhre. 8.40.4.40. 2.60; Pub's Princess. 4.80, 2.40;Wlnger's Echo. 2.20. 1': 20.28.

Big Q. $1.103.80 .QaiDel1a ·$20.00

3rd - 400 yds. Troubles Comen. 10.80.5.80. 3.60; Some Klnda Night. 4.00, 2.80;Gypsy Faye, 4.00. 1': 20.20.

Quiaella - $20.204th - 5"'" fur. Polly Scout, 4.40.2.60.2.40;

Gabby I.ady. 2.80. 2.40; Swany Spanky,3.80. '1': 1:07.2.

5th - 5"'" fur. All Star Slate. 10.00.4.40,3.CO: Venetian Fool. 3.40. 2.80; O.K.Bandit. 3.80. 1': 1:00.2.

Qainella - $)).20Dally Double· $21.80

6th - I mile. Double Take, 8.GO, 3.60,3.liO: Jim's Shoo. 3.20. 2.60: Jo Pelouse,3.80.1': 1:39.4.

Quinella·$20.80 _7th - I mile. Ravishing Ruby, 31.20,

13.40.8.60; Gallant Sorrel. 4.20.3.40; LittleSunrise. 10.00. T: 1:41.1.

Qulnella - $36.608th - 6 fur. Paso Sam D. 10.40,5.20.2.60;

January. 4.20. 2:40;-Indi's Flu[f. 2.20. 1':1:12.1. . "I.. _

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12th - 1 mile. Official Man. 18.60, 9.20,

I 4:20; Masquerade. 5.60, 2.80; Elgin's Song,. 3.20.1': 1:41.2.

Quinella - $74,60Big Q. $477.60

SUNDAY, OCT. 24. 19761st - 6..... fur. Mo Valve. 9.20. 4.80. 3.80;

l.ove Object. 3.60. 3.40; 6atten The Hat­ch\lS. 4.20. 1': 1:20.3.

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