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Tourism luncheon planned Tuesday

'We Work fctr Tourism and Tourism Works for Us" is the theme ofthe Ruidoso Valley Cham­ber of Commerce Second Annual Tourism. Lup.cheon.

The luneheon celebrates Nation­al Tourism Week, May 2-7. Billy Dictson, with Rural Economic De­velopment Through Tourism, will be th~guest speafter.

Reservations for the luncheon at noun Tuesday, May 31 at the En­chimtment Inn, may De made through the chamber, 257-7395.

. Senior Olympics forms local group

: A new organizing committee has ueen rormedto conduct the t994 Shaw spruce Lincoln County Senior Olympics

The new group is sanctioned and aftlliated with the New Mexico Mayor Jerry Shaw helps plant a tree State Senior Olympics named in her honor as the first female

Lincoln County event competi- mayor of Ruidoso. The tree planting in tion will take_ play in May, and most, if not all, competitors will .

Wingfield Park is part of the Keep New Mexico Beautiful Tree Grant awarded the parks and recreation department.

Promotions perplex Ruidoso councilors by CHARLES STALLINGS Ruidoso News Staff Writer

Spending mdney on advertising effectively and with accountability appeared easier to do than talk about Friday at the special Ruidoso Village Council workshop.

After more than. an hour of dis­cussing the best approach for the village in spending advertising money while honoring an existing chamber of commerce contract, vil­lage attorney John Undel"W\'Jod rescued .the council.

"One, council cannot bind anoth­er council from one year's budget to another year,s budget, I don't care if you got a 99-year contract," Un­derwood said.

The council and chamber direc­tor Joan Bailey were in agreement that the chamber contract, which has been in effect, could be im-proved. .

Underwoo.d suggested the coun­cil "renegotiate the contract with

the chamber that more fully represents what the council is look­ing for~ for the next 12 months."

. Unoerwood told the council dur­ing those months1 negotiations with the chamber can De fine tuned.

A motion (>RSsed based· on Un­derwood's adVIce.

The urgency for the council to change marketing spending habits has been elqlressed many times recently by Councilor Frank Potter, who has been pushing for a conven­tion and visitors bureau (CVB). ·

According to the International Association of Convention and Visitor Bureaus, a CVB is a not-for­profit organization supported by lodgers tax., ~ovemment budget al­locations, pnvate membership or a combination of any or all three.

The bureau in each city has three prime responsibilities: to en­courage groups to bold meetings, conventions and trade shows; to as­sist those groups with meeting

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ENMU-Ruidoso announces the start of a. scholarship donation drive with tickets available at $1 eaeh ·Cor a beef with tn~eeds to benefit the Student assador Scholarship Fund.

The winner will be selected on Saturday, May 21, and need not be present to win.

Proceeds from the activity will pay for two student scholarships sponsored by the Student Amtias­sadors, a student promotional group for the Ruidoso Instructional Centel'.

The scholarshi])B will be awarded for the fiill i994 semeste:r.

Tickets are available from any Student Ambassador and at the col lege office.

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by CHARLES STALLINGS Ruidoso News Staff Writer

A history of fights, drug traffick­in~ and drinking violations at the Wmner's Circle prompted a strong· ly worded Jetter from the Ruidoso police chief to the State Alcohol and Gaming director.

A bartender, bouncer, waitress and hired musician of the Winner's Circle were among 15 persons named defendants for trafficking, distribution or conspiracy to dis­tribute for marijuana, cocaine and methamphetamine in a recent drug task force o~ration.

Winner's Circle part owner Jess Stinson said those who were in­volved with the drug bust were laid · off until the cases are resolved and will not be rehired unless they are cleared. He said no bail money was put up by the Winner's Circle for any involved in the ~bust.

Ruidoso Police Chief Richard Swenora letter involves more than the recent drug bust. It reC9rds a P.attern of public nuisance by the W'mner"s Circle.

licensed liquor establishments also occasionally require police services; however, no otlier establishment ir­regardless of clientele, clientele ~~· ~,:~l:;~;:::;~~;~;j volumes or other variables, has in- . eurred near the volume of the Win- . •· · ner'a Circle.

"Inasmuch as this history has developed, it is felt that your office should be kept apprised and we will endeavor to keep your office closely informed in the future. Please ad­vise if further information is re-

. d." q'ifu.ector Hughes said a licensed drinking esta61islmient ean be closed as a public nuisance.

She said she has closed bars in Roswell, Gallup and recently, one in Albuquerque.

Huglies said tightened laws call for increased reports that must be logged with her department.

She said not too long ago, the Al- Bat drt· vers buquerque police notified her of a bar with constant problems, 350 po­lice reports over the last three years were called to that address.

"It was that, (a pattern,,· of maintaining a public nuisance for conduct offensive to persons living in the neighborhood) that I used to close them down," said Hughes.

She said she also didn't allow ,t;bem to transfer their license. " "It's the ~lice's responsibility to now :report directly to my office," Hughes said. 11Pve permanently closed down a business in Roswell for the v-eiy same thing, one in :Gal­

for the same thing. and the one in " ,

Private Augustine Martinez and sergeant Mike Sanchez of .. the National Guard wel­come visitors from the Inn of the Mountain Gods to Operation DWI in the Batmobile

bus, sponsored by the N~w Mexico High­way and Transportation Department's Traffic Safety Bureau. The bus contains OWl literature and visual aids.

EDC looks for private funding by PAMELA CROMWELL Ruidoso News Staff Writer

Directors of the Economic Devel­opment Corporation of Lincoln County (SDCLC) are hoping the private sector will throw them a line. to keap. afloat.

Both the Ruidoso i'U,)d the Commission

funding cuts came just wbEm a new, pro-active board wa8 getting started.

"We're just staliing active com~ mittees and we've got some good prospects," lie said.

"l don't think this has to be the end of Enc:· said Nunley. ,,It could be n b~ginning.'' '

Nunley said that if EDC could develop a good plan and $11w some results, the funding might ·be

~-]~x:wmic de· restored next ,aar. Mo)Uld ~as ~on• ;~ifiQftPSSiClll'lOr L. c:ernM that the. eounty and Ruidoso

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The Village ofRuidoso has desig­nated undeveloped land near the Sierra Blanca Airport for an indus­trial park complex.

Several directors feel EDC should op~ra~ without public fund· ing, lib ot~ husinesses. The cor· poration has s. tnemhership of 1'15 businesses and ~tivate individuals who paid a litut~tim.e membetship fee 'i• "·

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New Mexicans are in the right spot ll>!f DIANNE STAWNGS Ruidoso News Slaif Wrlier

New Mexicans in the Sacramento Mountains and Alarnegordo will claim a rlogaide seal for an annular eclipse set to roll aeross tho sky May 10.

An annular eclipse i~ dilferent :&om a toto1 solar eclipSe, in which the moon's cbadow paesaa over tho center of the IIWl and blacks the solar disk completely, leaving a ring of sunligbt streaming armmd the circumfarence.

During an annular eclipse, the moon passes across the center of the sun, but it appeare smaller than the sun because at that mo. ment, the moon happens to be slightly further from tho Earth than usual. , According to a oewe releaoe :&om the National Solar Oboarvetory at Sacramento Peak, since tbe moon does not complettly block the sun, the sky appears blue and the faint ~ona is invisible.

"A partial solar eclipse is seen by observers who are not located on the eclipse centerline," aceording to infoT'Uation in the release. "In this case, the moon passes to one side of the center of the sun, and only a piece of the sun in blotked."

The eclipse in May will be visible from much of North America. The centerline stretches :&om 'San Ig­nacio in Baja, California, Mexico, through El Paso and Amarillo, Texas; south of Kansas City, Mis­souri; south of Chicago, Dlinois; through Detroit, Michigan, Buffalo New York, most of Vennont, New Hampshire and southern Maine and through Halifax, Nova Scotia.

For Sunspot, New Mexico, near Cloudcron, the eclipse will begin before 9 B.m. and will end just be­fore noon. Maximum eclipse will oc­cur at 10:12 a.m., when 87 percent of the sun will be covered by the moon and only a thin ring of sun­light will be visible.

Factoring in the probability of good weather, the Space Center in Alamogordo will become one of the

bast loeatioos in the world ~ whioh to view this eclipse. The cell­tar io l!enriog up for the event and the pubUc is invited to Bti>P and view tho apectaeulor phonomiioun.

l!Jxparta warn th!OU!rR!' though 90 t ofthe ~oro, tLe ~of tho sim, Will be COV· orad, It le d--to vlaw an an· nulor eeljpse withoot proper eye protoetion. .

"While it.-Jlt. Wl'JI templ:ing to take a petll'iHbe eclipse with your naked eye, It's Important to resist that temptation. Even a briof look at the eun eao damap eyee. The damage may not be ootieod im­mediately, but it's lmparteot to use an alternative means to view the eclipse."

The Space Center will be selling oelipee glaaoos (contact Micbael Turner or Keno Hitoheoek at 1-900-545-4021 for more information). The glaooee cootein mylar filters that prevent damaging suoHgbt from reaching retinas.

Another method of viewing is to punch a hole in a piece of paper and tape the paper over the mirror so that the hole Is llueh with the 11111'­

faee of tho mirror. Without looking at the sun, use the mirror to r8fleet the sun's image onto a wall or pieee of peper, Look at the reflected Im­age, pot at the mirror. This allows several people to view the eclipse at the .saine time.

The night before the eclipse, the center plans two free presentations in the planetarium to discuBS the science of the eclipse and give demonstrations on how to view it. Times are 5:30 and 7 p.m, Monday, May9.

The day of the eclipse. the center and the Alamogordo Amateur Astronomare will set up teleseopea in the planetarium parking lot to allow for eyepieee proteetion view­ing. Classes on the science of eclipses will be eonducted in the parking Jot. Viewing will begin at 8:30 a.m. with the maximum eclipse at 10:12 a.m. Viewing

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p.!':": ~n rw;~ .·· Cloudcroft. Obeerviillror ~ will be open at 7:30 a.m. Bid'~ \View­ing will be peeelble with •alar . viewers available at the absl!l' the

vatory. "::it ~~~~ Live video coverage or the eclipeo !! will be obown to viewdrs, and scientists will be available to IUis­wer questione.

S01lV8lllrs ancl ~to will be eold. Telesaepo buildings wiU be closed to the public b-.oen 1:30 a.m. to noon. Tours or the obser-

vatory will begin at 2 p.m. . ~~s~~~~ Several science talks will be given before and after the eclipse. The line up cOJlllioto of Dr. Jeff at peak ,the Kuhn, "Can tbe Sun Make It Raili IDOIISU!'e tlie lll8gD8!ie Tomorrow" at 8 a.m.; Dr.l.an'y No- IIWl. ·

vember, "Higbligbts :&om the 1991 . Eclipse on Mauna Kea" at 8:30 Mapetio &elde have ~ baon a.m.; Dr. Jack Zirker, "Anciant kDowa to ollcur in: BUDllpals, but Eclipses and Relativity" at 9 a.m.; this l!lllpllliment wiU concentrats-on Timothy Hemy, "Synoptie Solar moiiiUring the weak magnetic Observations" at 9:30 a.m.; Dr. llelda on other ports of the solllr George Sim011, "Qillllltlans and Ans- ~. This prqfoct also will study were about Sun" at 10 a.m.; and Dr. promhleneee iit the Hmb of the SUD; Steve Kei~ "Bolar Activi\Y and Tor- these are large arebes of 111111 which reetrial Effects" at 11 a.m. rise high ab.,... the solar surl'ace.

While the pablic is bumping el- As the lunar limb moves ......., a bows to caleb a nllleeted view, promineneo, lllilall details • be scientists at the Netiooel Solar Ob- maiiSU!'ed in an attompt to p'lfyide oervatory on saeram.;,to Peak at sclantista with the bast mape of a Sunspot will be conducting eoperl- prominence ever produced. menta. Tho final 'prqjeet will be beaded

Dr. !Ceil will lead an experlmsnt by Dr. Bernard Jackson :&om the using both the large Vacuum Tower Uoivorail;y of California, Sun Diego. Telescope and an instrumant in the With collaboratoa, Dr. Jackson smaller Hilltop Observatory. will stody the balgbt varietion of

The experiment will use the 11mb -paratlll8 in the solar atmo­of the moon to eolihrote the solar sphere suing date :&om the Full­imagao :&om bl)!h obearvotorlse. Limb eorooagrapb in the HiJitop Sineo the limb of the moon is a vary Dams. The darker-than-normal sharp edge, sclontiste can study skieo near the muimum phase or how the Earth's atmosphore dis- the eclipse may alloW obsarvatiQos torts the moon, and then eorreet for of vary f'aiot struelures high in ~ theee distortions. solar atmoaphare. These ilata will

This correction also can be ap-· refine previous theories about the plied to small features visible on beating of large struetures in the the surface of the suo, and in this solar atmosphere; eama of these way, smaller details can he resolved strueturos are so large they stratcb on the solar surface. all the way-to Earth. ·

MainStreet prez .asks for one more .year of village funding , ~et'a-Pl)lllid~Don IMiOII Wail 1111 baitcl itt w;

!lay CQft'o8 to give the eomm w a ~~tanding iilvitaticin to Mill boilrd meetmaa and to ask Jtreet aupportanr to O!all qr. to 11!\vor Jerry Shaw and Wll113!1 CDWl\ll1ors, aSking tu • .a net !Xi.mt the volf!!!tear:":.• lltion A'olll !1;18= · ·

"'lbis r needs to be fimded one 11101'8~:1'!! ~.Jiillll Dutto.n. Atbar that he Bt!id MainStroet d be selli · • , . • , ~ was orillillallv limned to aesist ~ io this.'

streetoeape JlfOhct, to take <ioms of the burden vmag8 emplay-ees"Duttonsmd. . D.;ttoo said dowotii!VII Ruidoso sets the otego for tha whalo ..!;,. muoll;y. He eneourW!ed tbsse involved to coodilue to work togeU'{8l, ~ <ritieism ana Dl'aloe,

Cmietroetion ~tandeot Bnb Tsakett said barrels, barrieedaa and liiii!IB will go up MoodoY ffi. the block :&om Fern to Center streets. He aesured morohaots'hi tbat area that when work baits for

~.;:t:Dit':.~;'a:~rb~~we'ii. be eom-pletely out of thoro."

PrOiect 9"J Alan Brilay OXJI)ained that bureaul!ratic SJiaga eootrifiute • to del~ Every Httle cbaage most he epproved by the villnge,. the alate bil!hWI\y ~ont. .

By the third weak of MaY, "l'acliett sald1 new street ligb!B should be up and beoohea and trao1i eons abould oe io place alOng the fin­ished eide of the etrost.

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Several local anchor companies contributed between $500 and $2,500 last year, and EDC is count· ing on their repeated generosity. EDC must also double its member· ship to collect enough money for op­erating expenses.

Executive director Karen Kopp reported that the corporation cur­rently has enough money to survive through September.

"If we don't get the support from our members, we'll have to close shop," said Mound.

"I've been on this board for three years, and I joined EDC because I believe we need a third economy to consistently employ people," said director Glen Crane.

He stressed the importance Df infonning the community of EDC's goals and accomplishments. Nunley said it's a1so important to explain to

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Bmall buainess owners how econom­ic development benefits them.

Severa] months ago the EDC wae approached by The Ruidoso New& and adopted plans to print a special section containing just the kinds of information Crane and Nunley said people need to know.

EDC was to have complete con· troi over the content, and the news­paper planned to sell ads to pay for printing 8,000 tabloide to be in­serted in The Ruidoso News and then to be ueed by EDC as a promo­tiona] pieee.

Also, according to the plan ap­proved by the EDC board, The News would donate a percentage of tho ad sales back to EDC; thus the group would have a promotional piece at no cost, and would benefit (ram telling its own story. Free in­sertion in the 6.000 preBB run news­paper would have provided a large readership for EDC's stoTy.

care of those people in your com­munity. It's roally tough to handle. There ore large groups (con­ventioneers at Inn of the Mountain Gods) interosted in coming to Ruidoso," Potter said.

He said he wontedparformaoce reports to review infonnation on thirir activlcy during a eooventioo or tour stay. .

"What happened to Jabo Deere Tractor? Where tdld we Jose them? Did we get tbem? How ID8JI)' peCII>le? How did we servleo them?" Pet!ar acksd.

Petter aald he and a row othor people get togepaer and coordinatod 801110 sarvieaa far the cattle reedere trying to help them.

in that buaineea. trying' to do some hliiM any business

Even ~ Kopp boa not had time to follow tllrough on this pub­lication, she will now eo-author a oewoletter, apparently to be mailed out at a east to tho struggling EDC board.

As a last ditch effort to gamer memberehip support, Keroo Kepp ond Jim Miller are producing an EDC newsletter informing mem­bers and potential members of EDC's activities and needs.

The newsletter will include a prospect update. The moot promis­ing possibility to date is a CGm(!SDY that produces condiment psekets for fast food chains. Company rep­resentatives will visit Lineoln Counl;y in May, ooosldarlog this as one of three possible locations,

Kepp also reported that two ad· vertisemaots in "Corpm"ate Expan­sion and Relocationn magazine drew 16 responses.

eeoter, ebambar and lodgers tax) that could work out a plao for the c:ounciJ to review.

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Students In Nancy Leslie's third grade class rehearse for "A Salute to Spring," led by Celeste Cox. Second and third graders at White Mountain Elementary ' will be dancing around the May Pole In the

celebration In song and dramatic readlngsJ Local f1Get Mllficent Brown will give, a spe-' cia! )'Atadlng. The single performance will bs at 9:30 a.m. Friday, May 8, In tha WMES cafeteria.

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IIDOiysis of optiona eounci1 lui aug.

''WhY net eootinua to groaae the wlleql, It.'s working." Michelellll . . 'd. . ~ • J ,.

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J.C. Peso is an eclectic ccllebtion or band-crafted arlifaets that honor the traditions or quality-mlodsd pioneers. Much or the mm:handise repHeetos Spanish doaigns, espe­cially Anderson's clothes and, Berge's kDives and spurs. . .,

As a textile artist, Anderi!On has achieved a look distinctive enough for the likes or Holbr Dunn, Chor, Brooks end Dnnn end Pam Tillis. Andereon also doaigne , . band· painted .pillows end finely dstailed dulcimore.

Berge crafts his repHce knives and spure out of pure steel. He melts down old files or b!lllfiY springs for his metal.

"You just never know what tsday's alloys are going ts de," he said.

People who are building or decorating houses with an antique style ol' who are refurbishing his­torical houses find J.C. Pooo ao ex­citing source of authentic details. Tho Spanish iron work doaigne of Dimostoro CoWboy take the shapes of gates aud hinges, dsoorative window guards, tswel aod maga· zine raeks, and almost anything else you can imagine.

The store is sm.P.ll, but it's packed with interestillg details that the average ptlrson cao actually af. ford ts buy. The counters of J.C. Peso are laden with hard·ts·find items 6ke antiquo switch plates and tskens from an old brothel.

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SoiV<Id F(Gm 11 :oo am -s:oo pm Monda)~ llw

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PROPANE If VOlt. Need:

• Yallr Appliances Cheeked tor &afety • Your Furnace Fixed · • Your Hute~ Fixed • Your ._nge .Adjusted • Your·water.Htater Fixed • l'leduc8d'Riltea fl You Qwn Your'lllnk • If Yap WllnU:iependable service

Cell, «hh Today . . . . "M!: l!mkalla ~-.w. Can FIJC nr CAU; ·. .. .j ~-f-flb;b41iP Fax $7e.8333 FOJ: Prompt, Prof!Jsstonal, Safe Service

' :i4 fl(lur Seri/IDB over 62 Years Depenrleble Seflliee

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The final week of Tuesdq night bowling was a diaappointment for tbe Scorebusters. The team tbat bad hovered in tbe top four Blend­ing& tell to seventh place when it waeaiiCM!r.

Their rivals tbe Underdois elwrg to 6rst P-. beating out Cut Above/Obsesalens end Aehy Breaky Hearts. The Inn at Pine Springs P-d fourth, Smokey Bear Molal and Restaurant fifth.

Doubl8 Deuce rose to- si:dh, and LinColn Count¥ Medieal Center and United New Mexieo Bank 6Ued out

seventbandeightb. . Cut Above/Obeessions won the

high team series with a scraleh score of 2082, and United New Mexieo Bank held tbe top hanclica!J score of 2120. The prize for blgii game seore went· · to the Scorebusters (scrateh 738) and the Underdop (bandieap 948).

Ju individnel high series, Albert lllcberdson topped the man's IICI'Illl:h soore list with Jllil and Jan Bergeroo led tbe woman witll· 'll scratch score of 547. Mike 'lesterman bad tbe men's high handicap score of 765; Katb,y

Richardson bad tbe woman's high handieap score of 720. ·

Man's high lame went to Bon Buelmer (245 scratch) and Gene Mowdy (ll16 handieap) •. Women's high game went to Carol RoUer (225 match) and Pat Parham (271 handicap). .

Ron DeSberlia achieVBd the Optimists scramble I man's high averQBe of 162. ~ · The DP~in!iat (Jlub of lluidoauje Dickerson andJan Bargeron !!(JIIdu~"'r'~~llid. · tbeW01118D'shlill-ageof,lG9. Bleira liJ8IUII:.k · GQlf

Craig Eikleheny and Amy . ToumarnOilt at 10 B.tll. Sa~, Testerman were .....,gn;BSd as most Ma,yCI 7, at One Meadows Country improved bowlers. Clult.

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. Thq qtiftllfil!!d o.aridldate must have good communication

skill$, kriO\'Iiledge of medlbal terminology, excellent oypanl;!atlon ski11Mif1d attentibn 'to detail. This Individual must demonstr$ caring and Interest with elderly and • ·hand!Qapped people. Medical Records Certification

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CIIJ)les Willlnclui;le maintaining facility. medical reCords ; eompJYing With statelf'edlll'al regulat!ons. code and (!Uality tGCOrdS tram l!dmlslll.on to discharge, prepare ri!l(l9t1S, assist with deveiOjif!lent of record policy and · · ·.·. ptli.CE!du~s lUI~ c:onc:luet resldent.Cila11 audits. . . .

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Bertie McDonald . . Allri118, 1994

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: • Saturaclv at LaGrone Funeral of the Benevolent Pat:riotic Order of Cbapel. 'l'he~ Wa.YUe J!IYCO Does. ' · olBcaated, 'ROd bllrlill followed at She marriecl Jake McDonald 51 F'!mletLawn Cemetery in Ruidoso. years ~ ijr Oarlsbed. She A!ld her

Mrs; McDonald .dfed Thurslls,y, huehancr:e,wn~ ·-1111d .9P!I!'Ilted the 4Pril281 at Lineoln Cowity MediCOI Gatewe,y·"Jlld 1\fart, RuidOSo F~ad center m Buldoso. Sho wile bom Milrt and tlie Hollvwood lllart. . .

April14, 1994 January 1\ 1919, in W'mters, She is iiU!'ViVed by her husballd, Regina Aim Kendall Texas, and ad Hved in RuidosO J~g!. of Ruldos"' a · daughter,,

Baby.Lane~~>WliYD~ &inca·. J96e, •• - ~ *om Je . Holt orm P.Mo..TelaiS,Il"ll fllSB:~~-~~,., .. _..,._,"~Ciatls~· ~~r;~ . .,.,.-, , .... ~ ............. tour~axdltbil"ctren~ ..... -~

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RESERVATIONS rfEQUIRED SUNDAY MAY 8,1!;1!;14 •11:30 AM· 5:00-PM

ADULTS • $22.95 CHILDReN • $11.50 (not Including tax)

SENIOR CITIZENS· 10%DISCOUNT soups

Fenhel, Appl& & Almo)ld Lentil. Parma Ham

• . . MA!Nf'ABE • Muscovy Drake Ducki111Q with Cranberry Citrus Port

.GuH Red Fish With Sorrel Sautem Cream tnn.TmdHrons ._

Tex'as Wild BoarwRh Pltto~s & t Spinach ChanlreHe • ~ ·

Black Angus wRh Apple Horseradish & Natural Sauce. · · SALADS

Mandai1h Tarraoon Chicken DIJon Curried sealeg$ with OuC<~mber om Barllell Pear & Roquefort Wllk/011

PatillO 1'rl \legelable Tortellonl whh Basil Pepper Dresarng Mecedolne of Fresh FruQs IIJ Mlill' BJiskets • . Crudlte of Spring Vegetables Willi t;terb Dip

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7:30 p.m.-RUIDOSO MASONIC LODGE 173 at tho Masonic Lodge building, 144 Nob Hill Road.

BAG SOME BOOKS at !;he annuel book sale at the Ruidoeo Public Libnuy iD the GaleWIIY area on . Sudderth Drive. Donated books ere on sale at $5 for a grocery bag full. The library is open frnm 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mnnday througlj_ ThursdaY; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m. to 2 p.Jil. Saturday. can 257-4335Jor more information.

Noon-ANNUAL TOURISM WNCBEON at the Enchantment Inn. We Work for Tourism and Tourism Works for Us is tho thorne for the National Tourism Weok ovent. lli1ly Oictson, Eastern Dis­trict dopartment admiuistrator for tho Rural Eco­nomic Development through Tourism Grant Project will hi! the J!Ue&t IIJ!eoker. BeBOl'VIltione may he mado through the Rwdoeo Valley Chamber of Com­merce.

6-8 p.m.-FAMILY CJUSIS CENTER

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U t!D.-OPEN HOUSE to celebrate the new village compla at 122 Dewne Dtlw. Ever:vone is invited. '

8 p.m.-THE MAJICK MAN, aA-ee,liw drama prediiction at Ruidoeo Middle Soboot ·

Gardeners convene • " . ' }-1'

volunteer training session continues w.ith the seo­ond in a six·week series at Family Practice Associa· tea on Sudderth Drive. For more informafian, call Arlene Brown at 257-7712 or Frankie Jarrell at 257-4001.

6 p.m.-ORDER OF EA!rrERN STAR dinner and official visit by Worthy Grand Matron Juanita Coleman and Worth Grand Petron W.J. "Bill". Donohoe at the Eeetern Ster Building, 144 Nob Drive.

ALLBN lllWTIIBKS CJBOOS in Lincoln Count¥ with peiformancee at 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.111. Tuesdo,y at tiio Sporta Theater oii'U.S. Hlahwv 70 between the raeetnd< and MUIIOID ol tlie hOrse; and perlin_manoeo at G J>-m. and 81J.m. Wedaesdo,y, in tlio induetrial perk in ~ h! &---~Wh'!"loSo'aa Dewne uerflmnanilea are _..,.,d by ltuidoeo FFA, ana tho 'Zozo onee by the CarrizozO Chamber of Commerce. Advance ticbts are diecountad by $2 earb and are available frnm the -·

. 9:30 a.m.-LCMC AIJXILJARY in the cont'er­·iUee room at the hospital.

Ruidoso Garden Club officers (from left) Edith Malcolm, treasullirlr; Olga Tlscareno, vice .president; and Ja Hatch, president, are shown In All!uquerque·at .the 45th an­, nual convention of the NIIW"MeXIco Gar­den Club. Jan Hatch (at rii!Jht) is shown receiving awards _won by the club for stan-

dard of excellence, wo.rklng with birds and we planlllltl projects. The clllb's yearbook won an award With 99 112 pplnts oUt of a possible 100. Pre.sentlng lhe a\Vards Is Le­qulta· Lett, president of New Mexico. G!!r­den Clubs. Photos courtesy of Olga Tis· careno. . · · - · ·-

6:30 p.m.-CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BANQUET at Cree Meadows. Tickets, f.~ob or $25 for a co~e, are available at the er of· lice. Reservations due by Mey 2.

11 a.m.-6 p.m.-BLOOD DRIVE, SjiOIISOI'ed by the LCMC Aliziliary, at tho hospital.

7 p.m.-cOURSE IN MIRACLES a read- Local Girl Scoqt. leader honored inJ!/diiicwmion·group at The Book Store in The Attic & l'riendo Comp!OL · A Ruidoso W1llllllll, Chriatina honored during tha evaat.

Lawrenco Willi 11111- Jaadm. · Spe!!lal -~ m~ 1rill be .!iiki;a:r,;i,·~MSJitr.;t;;:ZitJ hoi!Orea autrag thi Zla Gli111<41Ut tre.t" liiUlw~ l!'lialt ·1iai\v JlliCII

CounCil's annWil re~tlon dinner l!lDg. . 9 a.m.-4 p.m.-CHILD AND ADULT CARE 9-G p.m.-PAMILY CRISIS CENTBR on April 80, at tile Carousel House Zla .Girl Scout CoUQdlle bead·

CONFERENCE, with free workshops on nutrition, volunteer ~ 110811ion <ODtinueo with tho ~ of · tbe Peeoa River '\T'dlaga in quarlerl!ll in Artel5ia IIDd Is tha can-child development child ahuoe prevention and basic in a a-week senes at Famil)o Practice Aeoomateo Csrl!!bad. ter for gjr1.81:01llingin&uthelliteni first aid, at Ruidneo High School. The conference is on Sudderth Drive. Fur more inlimnaticm. call Ar-. · New MeJdco. sporuMJred by the Family Nutrition Bureau, Depart. Jane Brown at 267-7712 or Fraalde Jarrell at Z57· Lawrence will'be 8DlOIIB a ee1ect Fur'inlimaafion OD GiJlllcoute.

L..m_•_n_t_or_Ciill __ ,dre_n_._v_out_:h_an_d_Fa_m_il_ies_an_>_dc_RIN_ss __ 400_L ________ _. _____ _. ·group of "Oatatancling Leaders" caD 1·800-784>11846.

PUBLIC NOTICE

compliance wilh Fedcrul Economic Development Administration (BilAll

CJ) B!l\·B·QUE

! Thars the sound your dlrect-mllil advertising piiiCIIjUSt made as It was dropped In the wastebasket Without being read, the

way most of It does. People call It "junk mall". Anyway. your advertising dollar was wasted.

You could have advertised In The Ruidoso News, the newspapet 83% ol Uncoln County residents buy.

And what they buy they read.

Remember, ifs not just the dollars you spend but the you geL

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Forn1er counselor tells the rest of the story TOTBBEDITOIII

I am reapondiog to two articles In tha ree<U~t edit:loo or '1'118 NetPB ~tha one~tha~ maet:l"lrabQut :tba l!Chools 8lid tha ODB abOUt tha LCMO scholarship.

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-Students· have many.chances·to apply for aidt TO'l'BB.EDITOIII sblp ~The &los are 1o- apply. ·

Ree<Uit ~Is in Tbe Buldoso es.J;e diii .the auter ol&ce ee that the 7. Books with informatioo OD ad· N...,. hav4l bNusht to Ill¥ allent:loo seeretal")' Is ·readily avallllhle tiJr ditlonal ~arahips are available tba need tbr publicity on the proce- help or to aUppJy neadad lntbrma· in tha school library end in tha dute for hmid!lag scbolarehips at lion. eounsellng oi&C!>. Thll!>e books have Rllicloso Jfjgh Sdii>fl. 4. Eaeb scholarship isllstod on a been ohaoked out by students end

When eebolmahlps are offered: maatar form, ·end students alan by intoreatad p8T80ts during this 1. An 81111ouneemant is lll8dll to their lllUJiep under tha sebolaraliip sohaolyear.

tbaatadentbod.v overthapuhlic dll· title foh~liich they areaPPblnlt. . ~ • cheaa ayatem. Follow-up announce- 6. lt¢ scbolarahip ~ hns no · Durjag J.; three years that the menta are made at intervals until applicants lieted on the master eounselhig secretary, Mrs. Carey, the deadline date or the spsci6e tiJrm tha counaeUng olllee reerults boo had tbneaponsibility for haod· scholarshipoll'oring. qualified students end requeste liag scl).olai'tlhil"o she•baa received . ll. List:lnga or available scholar- thatthey aPPlY. praise 'Miln parents for her help

ehips are pOsted outside tha S8llior 6. Lcicaf ilcholatebips are haod with the students. , . Eajlish clDBroom end on the buJ. delivered h:v tha counseling ·of&ee I ha\'8 received no complaints !elm board in the eounsellag iil!lll!>. seeretar;v; Jeanette Carey, to the (&om Susie Kendle or aoymur olsel

a .. Stud8nte haVe 110eees to • file sPODBGr on the data due eo f;hat or Inquiries m-om Gary Mitch< speci6eally designated for se1lolal-- owery atudaot hns ample IIDj~, to -~ .<l!lee other t1ian

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li-Uidoso N.....,J In re~ to math­ode or haodling eeholarahips this se!>ool year (my first at Ruldoee High).

We in the eo•maeliag ollieo wel­come Input from 1111. Personal upe­riences end insights are valuable to us in evalllllling onr performances.

We great~) aPJl""ciate all otrera or schOluahlps to Ruldoee Jfjgh students end recognize the impact these aWards have OD the futures of our araduatell. Wee feel a .sense of. pride in fflltry scholarship awarded !Uld ~ believe that our stu­dents clesmie tha beat performance from an·who work at Ruldoee mah.

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' erjmlpation basad on ·- color r81igion, sa. handicap, ra,.,.11af stalut!r or. aalional ori"lild. or an lnloJmon to make - ~ wet. ....., •• ;ilmitation ill' rlisednilna­lion." This ::r.,t:er will ilot

~~"':in':l~J:; ~on of tho law. 9ur ,_.ders are hereby Informed thet !Ill dwelliuga advOJ'Iiood In tlila

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e opportup~V busle. To eom· or dlserimlnalion · ~ toD.free at 1·80~.

For t1!s Washlnl!toia. DC area p]eaoe call HUll' at 426-8600. The toll-he telepbOJie DUJIIbitr Is ],8011-643-8294. R-82-llc

FOR ANY PERsONAL 0RIS1S :_ eaD the Mental Health Hotline at 1-437-8880 (eaDeet), M-65-tlbc

YOU CAN GIVE - ibe gilt Of8fiht by being an "18 donOr. Contest I!DY Lion or caD 267-2776 fbr details ami a donor card. Do it "-' .,th .. ere is a tremeadowr need

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Includes elastomeric finish for snow control damage Leo Martln~z Plastering .. uc. #032686 • 336-4444

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additions • remodels decks • palnUng

rooffng • masonry METAL ROOFS

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' SMOOK ~ONSTRUCTION. General contractor All ph•••• of conetn,tollon

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(505) 437-6096 1-800-658-6796

B - li.GI The Masons WALL COVERING SPECIALISTS

GRANDMOTilliR WANTED!! -·or very respo.nsible, caring person for infant. Babysitting m my home or yours. Must love chil· dren. Please call Joan 268-4450 or 258-9136. 22-R-100-4to

scbedule. Applicali.ons ean be picked . up aru. the Administration Office, 200 Horton Circle. Ruidoso. N.M . .,88345. 257-4051. Dead{ine for accepting applicdtions is May 16, ,1994.

HOME MAINTENANCE Carpentry, Roof Repairs, Painting,

Yardwork, Moving & Hauling References & Free Estimates

Call 378-4486 623-4858 N.M. Uc.#1169

· · Legals LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF LINCOLN COUNTY

TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

STATE OF NEW MEXICO

AGUSTIN GARCIA, Peti tioncr. vs. DAWN LEE, Respondent,

Cause No. DR-94-48 Division lli

NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF

ACTION

You are notified that suit has been filed against you by AGUSTlN GARCIA, as Petitioner. in the above named Court. The general obje<:t of this suit is for Dissolution of Marriage.

The Petitioner's address is Post Office Box 443, Ruidoso Downs, New Mexico, 88346, and the Petitioner's attorney is Michael S. Line. 1096 Mechem Drive, Suite 3E, Ruidoso. New Mexico, 88345.

You and each of you are hereby notified that unless you enter your appearance in this cause on or before the 31st day of May, 1994, judgment will be rendered against you in this cause by default.

WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court this 31st day of March, 1994.

MARGO E. LINDSAY DISTRICT COUR'I

CLERK

by: Elizabeth Lueras Deputy

Attorney for Petitioner: Michael S. Line Attorney at Law 1096 Mechem Drive,

Suite 3B Ruidoso. New Mexico

88345

DONALD K. HOPP. II, Plaintiff, vs. BUILDER'S

LIGHTING & FAN SHOP. INC., a New Mexico corporation. FEDERAL INSURANCE CORPORATION, NEW MEXICO DEPARIMENT OF TAXATION & REVENUE, DONALD, A MINER and JUNE L. MINER, ARTHUR NEWTON and MERRUON NEWTON. ROGER S. DUCKWOIU H and CARRIE L. DUCKWORTH, and REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP, a general partnership,

Defendants,

Cause No. CV-93-136

Property, with interest calculated to date of sale. are as follows:

Amount of Li.ncoln Trust Company Claim of Lien ............. $183,495.66

NOTJCE OF ADOPTION VIL~4GE OF'-

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GREGORIAN CHANT

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BROADCAST FROM

ST. .JOHN'S ABBEY

AND UNIVERSITY IN

COLLEGEVILLE, MN.

SUNDAY, MAV 8.

CHECK YOUR LOCAl.

LISTINGS FOR TIME.

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A. Exclusively at Target! Soundeslgn electronics In teal and purple. Has AMIFM stereo-cassette player. t1o 4629 Reg. 29.99, sale 24..99 BallmlaiJnot lndudad

B. MemonJX AMIFM stereo cassetlll player. Has Xtra Bass Boost, auto reverse and headphones. r:o 11.112soo

Price CUt 16.99 Balliln6aootlndudad

C. CD 24 Cllk case organizes up to 24 of your favortte COs. Compact and portable. Quickly flip to the CD of your choice. Special Purchase 9.99 CD 12 Cllk case for up to 12 COs, Special Purchase 6.99 Ofi1D1llj00d """'" qu:m1l1lm !rot

D. Hot low prices on the hottest country CDsl Choose from the tltles shown, Including hits from Arlsta, RCA, Uberty, Atlantic, MCA, Columbia and more. Sale9.99 Above on cassette, sale 8.99

999 C. SPECIAL PURCHASE

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FOR MOTHitR'$ DAY WITH L.OVE.

1699 B. PRICE CUT

99 . TOP COUNI'RV HITS

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G. save on ~lb. MlracJe..Gro lll'lllluc:W aii·IHJrpos& plant food; Mlracle-Gro for roses. Mh'acld lllld others. ----· ...

A. Hyponex lawn fertilizer. Slow-release, high-nutrient formula. Covers 5,000 sq. feet 51183.99 B. Preclllon Red Devil broedl:alt~deror grop~~orfast,even ISlrlblltlon. Each holds enough l~llzer to cover 5,000 sq. feet ~1817.99 . c. Hyponex weed & fettt combines fertilizer pluo weed killers. Covers 5,000 sq. feel Slle&.119 ..

D. Weed Eater LT 7500 gas trtmmer teobJres a 17" cutting pa1J1, 21cc 2-cycle gas engine, clutch and Top·N-Go automatic line advance. can of 2-cycle engine oil included. Sllt7a99 MlnOI &Jiiblyt ....

E. Weed EalereJecblcedger has 6 cutllng depths, 2 cutting angles, 1.5-hp motor and front (MIIdll wheel. 8aloa99 . Mlilarllllilbl't~

f. Weed ElllrGBI20 DU lilt blowlrmakes cleanups a breeze. Has a powerful22cc 2-cyclegasenglnoand 140-mph

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Patio sets at 7-pc. Rio resin patio 1181: 75" oval table, 4 high-back armchairs, 2 multi­position chairs. All pieces sold separately at Great Buy pllces every day. • Table, 7Q88 • High-back chair, 9.88 • MuiUposltlon chair, 19.88 • Rio umbrella, 79.88 • Miami chaise lounge, 49.88 . TlllJie IOqlllles mlJIII' 8SSillllbly. Umbrella etBM not-Not-a! Ml camet,ll; EwnsWBe.IN;, Jall..........,.l.e>lni!IDn,LJJu!$VIIlo-Bashlonl Manorln.,Lctilsvllle-Dbde Hwv., KY;-all' .... Olllai<Jmo Oly-44111 St. OX. or Cltatlm1ooga. TN.

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Compmc C8fe pallo set In forest green Is a charming addiUon to your patio or deck. Set Includes: '0" table with tempered glass top, 2 chairs, each wllh ftoral seat cushion. T-~minor M!lmli!Jir.

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• pr1ces. Every day. Savannah WI'Oilllht Iron patio sat 48" round, steel mesh-top table and 4 Dlnalounge chairs. Forest grsen: All pieces sold separately at Great Buy prices every day. • 48" table, 5l88• Pair of DlnaloungechaJrs95.08 • Sot of 4 barrel-back chairs Qnset), 131.88 • Accent table (Inset), 12.811 • Savannah umbrella, 79.88 'lii*IIIIQUirol mlflot •rna,. u~...., nollnl:bllll!-

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. A. VlniBIIt Garden iJatJo lfll bY CampelCIIHlludes 48" glass-top table and 4 cushiOIIBif chairs. f(ln!st green. All places $Old seaanrte!Y at Great Buy prk:es every day. Great lillY 27aB4 88l . · .. •lllble, 6a88• Pair of cu!lhloned chairs, 10U8 • Umbrella, 88tl81! SWivel rocr<er, 911.88 -.ootyQIIIII1d. .... illlldnDIR:blfd.

B. Bahama delwce foklli1tl web chair lsllll'IJ8l'than our eUmdard web chair, with drlnkllol~ra. stay-cool ~=mats and llghtwelg~tatumlnum tmme. ··

C. Hlgll-back beach chair haS a powder-coated tmme with TexUiene seat and back. several colom. Great Buy 9.llll.

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D. Hammock and stand. A favorite summertime escape, this handsome striped hammock features a mildew· reslstantfabrlc bed and pillow. Stand Is long-wearing enameled steel with 4 suspension points. Sale29.99

E. Save S5 each on Telllltene. poly· print or acrylic outdoOr cushiOns In assorted patterns and co1om. I! Chair si.Yie, l'dg. 29.9!f, life 24.99 • Chaise founge$lyle (not shOWn), reg. 39.99, ialf34.99

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Bikes assembled at no extra cha.,P! A. Huffy 2A" and 26" nmber Creek blkes, great fun for the entire family. 24" girls' or boys', or 26" men's or women's. All have black quilted seat. thumb shifters and dual caliper brakes. Professionally assembled. Spacial Purchase 88.811 each •Ooo3 notiOOude 16' 1110120' --

B. Bike helmets In adult, youth and child sizes. All meet federal safety standards. 5ale 1888 eacll

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lnline skates on sale! • Children's Air Max 3000 with safety heel stopper, padded tongue and liner, hlgh-lmpacf polymer shell. Includes knee pads. Youth sizes 1-6. • Adulls' Varlflex Street Heat skatss with foam padded liner and tongue. High-Impact polymer boot shell and collar. AduH sizes 6-11. - podu nollndudod 1111111 edul1 otv~ea.

5999 C. Great Buy

• priCeS on C. HulfV 18• or 20• boxed bikes.

Choose bOys' Blazln' or girls' Autumn Breeze.llolh have single

speed with coaster brake8 and fully enclosed chalnguard. Boys'

Includes water bottle and pad kit, girls' Includes front pouch bag.

Great Buy 5a99 ~rJQIIOdcnbarldbi<a

Cool cats helmet, Great Buy 12.99

D. Huffy26• Cheroliee a11-tem11n bike. Men's

and women's styles with side-pull brakes

and Shlmano 18-speed Index shifters.

Includes water bottle, bike bag.

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money is breeze at Target! Te~·colltllllon 528 ceiling fan has 5 reveiBiblll.l;i!~.

3 revelliii)Jti'SJIIleds and a semi-flus~ mount. A\'iii!Bblll light kit, Available In , In whlle/pollsheitbrass houslnb ~-WhJte/

l · · bleacl!ed oak-finish blades or · o l!ibell ,:. brasSWIIh.Qak/IOS8WO(l(l·fin~ .

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A. save on two of our IIIOft popular fanal • Convertible fan changes from floor to table style. Adjustable with 3 speeds. •Twlndowfan Is a dual Window fan with electronically reveiBible controls and temperature controls. Sale24.99each B. Trends Vlbqii·Massage seat cushion combines lumbar support with electric vibration massage. For auto, home and office. $111e17.77 llll!ollolnollndudld.

Hew at Target! Vlllnl· MISIIIDB lraV8I pilloW Onset), saletl77 a.IIDrlll nollllduded.

~TARGET \:1 EXPECI'MORE. PAY LESS:

c. MalibU 18-llght outdoor llgbtsetln set of 12 Her lightS ~d6floodllghte, or 1B.Her llgtrts.lncludas Umer, trans­fQI'inei', connill:llng cable. Reg 69.99, sale 59.99 set 2·Pic.I'BP!&qement tier lightS orllllodllilhfB lnot shown), reo 11..99, sal!t a99 paek D. Tool sell with cues: gg.pc:. OO·IHie~rr set or 991Jc. Home & omce set sale 14.99e&ch

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3pks.$8swe 12-pk. Channln bathroom Ussuo. Squeezably soft and now at a great stock.-up price.

7~.sale Scotch video recording tape: 4-pk. High Standard or 2-pk. full·slze camcorder. Both in T -120 VHS.

333 . Each, Special Purchase

U~rlght houseplants potted In 8 containers. Many varieties. Houseplants In 10• contalnera, 9.99 Offer good v.1tl:O qu:mtltmn tzt.

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Fabric softener. 20~uso Downy refillable botUo; Bounce sheets In 36-ct. stalnguard, or 40-ct. regular or free.

2torsloS9J:for Resin chair by Grotflllexls weather-resistant and easy to clean. Children's min chair, aale 2 for $7

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S~.sme Cheer COlor Guard powder laundry deteratml. 42-Joad or 33-load

'--tilth bleach.

298 .· 1. 2 cans, sale

12 cane Papal oroductl. pepsi, DJet Pepsi, caffeine-free Dfet Pepsi. Mol.intaln Dew and others. AnotrldaJ spnorotTqetR~rJJJJTJMJ'94.

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3.5-oz. Mentadent tooth,_ with · baking 80da and peroxJde. Cool mint or fresh mfnt flavor. 5.2-oz. Mentadent refill.

599 . ' Each, SpecfaJ Purchase

Mother'• day gifts: Glass heart candy dish or mug wfUI gounnet 9Qffee. 8oth filled with Hershey's KJsses. orrer P' wt1111 QtdleiiML

3for$2sme wet 'n' Wild CDimltlcl. Choose from lfpstlck, eye11ner or nail ~poliSh fn a Variety of colors.

Store Hours: Sunday 9 am*·7 Pill. Monday through Saturday 88111•9:30 pm.

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