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A guard at the LincolnCounty Detention Centerwas arrested. Jan. 27, afterofficers from the LincolnCounty Drug Task Forceconfirmed she was bringingcocaine into the jail.

Suzanne A. Anderson,53, of Ruidoso Downs, hasbeen charged with six crirn­inal counts that includepossession of a controlledsubstance (cocaine) .nththe intent to distribute,bringing the drug into aprison, attempting to fur­nish the drug to a prison­ens), conspiracy to commita crime and possessingsmoking contraband (to­bacco and lighting devices!within the confines of the

. prison.According to the crimi­

nal complaint filed inRuidoso Magistrate Court,drug task force officerswere operating on a tip that

. Anderson would be bring­ing the narcotics into thedetention center during herevening shift at the facility.

Task force officers metAnderson in the lobby ofLCDC and requested thatshe surrender the contra­band.

A package seized in thearrest contained cigarettetobacco. two lighters. twopackages of cigarette rol­ling papers and a bag con­taining 3 grams of whitepowder. which field testedpositive for cocaine.

Anderson was bookedand transported to theOtero County DetentionCenter Charges for beralleged crimes an- first, S<'C­

ond and fourth degree fel­orues along with a misde­meaner for the smokingcontraband

Court documents.. show anumber of truffic violationsfor Anderson In Dec...mber2007 she pleaded guilty todriving under th., mflueneeof liquor ur drugs. firstotlense

The case was tned In a Tor t' .MlIgIstrtlte Courtwhere, m JUlIe :?IXIS-. sheWl"L." fined. ordered to st't"\'\'

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James Paxton retained his seatwith 364 votes.

In other unopposed elections,Denise Hillancl. Wallace Fergusoneach retained their seats on theCarrizozo School Board, whileDennis Nosker and James Cooperwere elected to board positions inHondo. Hondo also overwhelming­ly passed a bond question.

In Corona. James Smithretained his seat, and voterspassed their mill levy question.

All election results are unofficialuntil canvassing by the MagistrateCourt on Friday.

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development because of thecosts. He doesn't want tointerfere with people's pri­vate property and theiroptions for land usc. hesaid.

Parks said the ordi­nance would not cover thewhole county. Just adefined area of urban/wild­land interface laid out in aCommunity Wildland .fro­tecuon PIlIn already adopt­ed by the county.

Count, Attorne, AlanMon'l said he needs direc­non on how far commis­sinners want to go, includ­Ill!: stall' levels, provisicns!\If removal of slash andII"" enforcement andhllht'l( would bt' handledH.· wlIn,,-<l thllt the ordi­lU'lll't'l'\IU!d balll'lm into .1"monster ..... and foree thel"\ltlnt~' tv hi", u \'tl4.i't"

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School Board, 350-99, while KerryGladden defeated Paul Vorder­mann, 307-143, for the Position 5seat.

ENMU: Phillips defeats ReedOn the Eastern New Mexico

University-Ruidoso college board,Susan Phillips narrowly defeatedAndrea Reed, 237-205, while

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A draft of a possiblewildland/urban interfaceordinance will be sent totwo Li-ncoln County adviso­ry boards forsuggestions a"the county attorney. plan­ning director "l,d erner­gency ser\'ll'CS"~~J:ordinator

work on a \,(I~l..ur~ to pre­senr to t'O~nt)·-, 4bmmL<otSlOn­ers.

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Parks proposed udopaon ofan ordinance not us restrie­tive lind '1\Iultita~t('(f'l\Sthe ,,<'I of five ll.l'pn'wd inth., \,iIIll1,'t' ol'Rllldosu. bu.!auned lit lin' hlli;ird reaut·­tum.

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elections were school board Vice­President Ed Vinson, who defeatedBrian Newell for Position 2, with237 votes to Newell's 124. JamesFields, running unopposed forPosition I, retained his seat with321 votes.

In Ruidoso elections, RafaelSalas defeated John Sims for hisPosition 4 seat on the Ruidoso

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GRAND SLAM OF APROMOTlIfN

Ruidoso'sfleet agingnew vehicles.

Camp was reportingin response to a request

Ruidoso owns a fleet of from Councilor Jamesaging vehicles, many Stoddard, who attendedwith substantially high the council session bymileage, and if a replace- conference call.ment rotation isn'timple- "1 did an inventory 10mented, the danger of a months ago and updatedfleet failure exist.'l. . it with a mileage eompar-

·We're approaching ison,"Cl)Dlp saill_'Thefleet failure," saldVillage. viIlageowns 163 vehicles.Public Works' DiltIctor The average mileage illRandall Camp. ·Over. 111,000 and~ ure morehalf lire more tlilInfive thantlweyearsold, 75areyears old. WebvetolO!!k mote than 10 years andseriously' at replacing 32 are more than 15with greater fteqUenCy" years. Out s~t depart-

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Denny'S restaurants. incltlding Ihe local outlet in Ruidoso Downs. were jammed Tuesday with patrons hungry to take advantage of therestauranl chain's Grand Slam breakfast giveaway. Denny's announced in acommercial Sunday during the Super Bowl thaI itwould give awayils signature breakfast from 6am until 2p.m local lime Tuesday at all its restaurants in the US. Canada and Puerto Rico. Awaitress, identi­lied only as Yvette from Las Cruces, abeve, helped out atlhe local reslaurant because the Las Cruces restaurant IS undergoing remodeling

Offilcials in the Capitan schooldistrict can breathe a biteasier, as voters by a wide

margin passed a mill levy whichprovides a good'deal of funding forthe district.

The mill levy, which Super­intendent Shirley Crawford said isprojected to provide $500,000, isnot related to bond issues whichwere defeated by, Capitan districtvoters in 2007 and 2008.

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Andrew Wyeth. DenysMcCoy isthe son ofAndrewWyeth's sister Ann, notCarolyn. Also. Wyeth diedat age 91, not 81.

TOM LINDSEY/COURTESY GENEVIEVE J. DUNCAN

sible to give everyone Dr. Lindsey, whoseeverything they want father and" grandfather(under universal health- were physicians, quoted hiscare)," Lindsey said. grandfather from a remark

He also discussed the offered before he passedproblem of attracting and away at age 98: "Healthkeeping doctors in rural care will be good when peo­areas; New Mexico has half pie pay for it themselvesthe national average of doc- again."tors per capita. The next FRWLC meet-

It's not possible to pre- ing is set for noon, Feb. 23,diet what the government at K-Bob's.will do, but Lindsey said, - Genevieve Duncan"cnange-'is iiievitiilile- be- .cause we can't afford to Red Cross drivecontinue" in the currentdirection. The speaker Representatives of thementioned that a federal American Red Cross aremarketplace for insurance conducting a new'volunteerproducts would lower pre- orientation Feb. 14, at themiums, He said insurance Angus Chureh in Alto.companies are monitored The airrristo re-estab­by state government agen- lisha local Recl-Cress pres­cies, so free-market compe- ence in Lincoln County.tition is limited. The session will run from 9/

The doctor listed five a.rn, to 11 a.m., WIth regis­questions voters must ask tration at 8:45 a.m, at !Jl3themselves: Bonito Parks Rd.

• Are we guaranteed the The session will coverright to health care? the history, structure, ser- .

• Who should pay for . vices:Programs and volun­health care - employers, in- - teer -opportunities of thedividuals or government? American Red Cross. After

• Should there be one that, those interested insystem? volunteering as disaster

• How do wejustify sub- services workers can.sidies and loss of tax attend an Introductory Dis-.exemptions at the same aster Services course- cal­time? . ied "Fulfilling Our.,Mis-

• Can we control admin- sion,"ending at 2:30p.m,istration of the health care; Sign up in advance..system? through Tuesday by-calling

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, a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days aweek. Admission to theMuseum is $6 for adults,and reduced admission forsenior citizens and youth.

Sanchez also is sched­uled for a presentation inLas Cruces. A DVD on thefort will be shown at bothprograms along with specif­ic artifacts.

Tom Lindsey, a generalsurgeon at Lincoln CountyMedical Center, shared hisinsights about the coun­try's medical care withattendees at the Januarymeeting of the FederatedRepublican Women of Lin­coln County at K-Bob's.

He emphasized the com­.plexity of medical systemsthat include 40 percent pri­vate insurance, primarilyemployer-based, 40 percentgovernment programs suchas Medicare and Medicaid,and 20 percent uninsured.

In discussing universalhealth care such as inCanada, England and Swe-

-den, he explained thallhereality of those systems,"which nobody talksabout," requires rationingservices and denying thoseover age 65 dialysis andcancer treatments.

"People are not used tothat in this country, but itjust isn't economically pus·

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Ruidoso Village coun­cilors will meet at 4:30p.m., Feb. 17, for a work­shop on village goals. Thesession willbe conducted incouncilchambers at VillageHall, 313 Cree MeadowsDrive. <

A second workshop is setfor 4:30 p.m., Feb. 26, todiscuss the village's finan­cial, procurement, person­nel and information tech­nology policies 8'nd proce­dures.

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The help begins Thurs- invested years of their livesday at the Ruidoso Senior researching and talkingCenter and runs through about the fort, and they willFeb. 11. Come to the center share their experiences,on Thursdays and Fridays information and stories.from 1 - 4 p.m. and Satur- Vanderhye also amasseddays from 9 a.m, - noon. an impressive collection of

guns and sabers.The program coincides

with a special exhibit thatThe Hubbard Museum runs through March 8

of the American West will about the history of-Fortpresent a special program . Stanton, established inby author and historian 1855. The exhibit, "FortLynda Sanchez and local Stanton: An American

Free tax preparation historian Tad Vanderhye, Journey," features originalwill be offeredto all middle- titled, "Guns and Roses: artifacts and photographsto low-income individuals The Many Facets of Fort of the fort from its incep-and families ofall ages.The Stanton." tion-to the present day.help comes from volunteer The program is set for 2 The Hubbard Museumtax councilors and auxil- p.m., Feb. 7, in till' ,Johnny of the American West isiary personnel under the and Marty Cope Learning located at 841 Highwayauspices of AARP in coop- Center at the museum. The U.S. 70 West in Ruidosoeration with the Internal regular admission fee to Downs, and is open from 9

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and economic crisis t.hat thecountry is in. Consensus onlyexists in the opinion that. anysolution will cost a lot of money ­billions, in fact; mayhe trillions.And politicians being what. theyare, t.heir overarching concern isnot. necessarily the good of t.hecoun try but t.he debt. they owe tot.heir campaign cont.ributors andhow to posit.ion themselves forthe next election. And t.he incred­ible sums of money they so freelyspent. ult.imately come out t.hepockets of the taxpayer..

As of today - Jan. :n. - thenational debt stands at.$10.6 tril­lions in round numbers, and isincreasing at a rate of $ 3.1 bil­lion a day. As stated above, I amno financial wizard, but. a longbusiness career has taught met.hat being in debt can be a seri­ous problem.

Yet the debate about fixingour current economic problems ismostly about how to drast.icallyincrease t.he national debt. Sure,money is going to provide somerelief t.o Americans, but is t.hec~st. to the nation worth it? Withthe lack of consensus amongstt.he experts and in Washingtonon how to spend the money, andthe reckless rosh to action of thelast. few months, we have plentyto worry about..

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Inauguration a blastTo the editor:

TilE DEMOCRATIC Part.y ofLincoln County host.ed anObama Inaugural Celebrat.ion at.t.he Hotel Ruidoso the evening ofJan. 20. It. was a blast.!

We had lots to eat and drink:and gave out :30 door prizeswhich were donated by t.he fol­lowing local companies and peo­ple: Casa Feliz; Shrimpy'sShrimp & Wing Shack; Good.­To.Go; Coffee Pronto; AllenTheatres; The Wild Herb Mar­ket; Chuy's Speed Shop & KwikLube; Sierra Blanca Molor Com-

, pany; Cornerstone Bakery Cafe;Evergreen Cleaners; Candy Bou­quet; Copper Bear Gallery; Bru­nell's Mountain Clothing & Rui­doso Outdoors; Mountllin.ArtsGallery & Framing; Kum..,Krit­ters: R.J. Welch; Th,· Bav Wm­dow Boutique: Lucy &. ~;thel's;The Tangled Manl'; lind Land­locked Restaurant.

Thanks to all Ih., volunteerswhn worked lor weeks to makethe amlllh",menbl fur thl' party.To 1111 the Ill·mocn.!.•. and espe­emily the Repubh,'lIrul, who gavethe....•h'lftsand 1.'111 \wbficutes forpnzes, we gn'lltlv apprt'Clllle thisWI)' h'l'n.,rull._ le""l of communi­~v '"ppUR m Ih\'lit' tuugh ,'I....nouue times.

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financial expert, nor can I claimany formal t.raining in econom­ics. So, while I have no problemseeing the causes of the current.economic downturn/financial cri­sis, when it comes to providing asolution to it, I feel woefullyunqualified. So I resort to thenext best thing: I listen to, andread, the experts. As it. turns out,they are of little help.

First, there are the paneldebates on the various networkchannels. There is a host. - him­self usually a recognized expert ­who presides over a panel ofvarying size that. is made up ofpundits of the world of financeand economics. There are stockbrokers, financial consultants,bankers, ex-FED presidents,Wall Street Journal cont.ributorsand more; all recognized shininglights of t.heir profession and aca­demic background. The t.roubleis, t.hey can never agree. Thedehates quickly degenerate intoshouting matches that, wit.h lit­tle oversight. from t.he host,become unintelligible becauseeveryone talks at once. In fact,rather than play referee, t.he hosthappily participates in the free­for-all.

So [ sit there and ask myself,why do [ even watch t.his, andwhere is good old Major Robertsand his Rules of Orner, when weneed him')

The writ.ten sources, of course,lack the entertainment aspect ofthe networks but you can sample'the wisdom of the writers with­out nil the confusion of the panelshows. But again. there are thesewidely differing and conflictingviews. mostly. but not alwaysdiverging along political linesAnd once more. the writers an'all experts In their field. learnedmen and women with MBA.,PhDs and. presumably, eommen­8uraWly weal~. And here I am,wurrying about the tlmk.ng \Ifmy retiwment lima_ and nndlllll110Jlll!lla,.

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gal war costing trillions, a cor­ropt Wall St.reet., -laissez fairemarket.place and the fact wegave the wealthy more tax cuts,we may not be in t.his situation.

I also seem to recall Mr. Bushinherited a surplus when he tookoffice.

At least. Mr. Obama is tryingto do something and even askinginput. from Republicans, unlikethe last administration,

We are awaiting your sugges­tions and solutions, Mr. Duncan.

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To the editor:I IVAS VERY SURPRlSED to read

the blatant editorial printed onthe Religion page by CharlesClary.

I count. Mr. Clary as a friend.I have enjoyed many discussionswith him in person and haveliked reading his column the pastfew years. But, last Friday wasclearly not Clary.

The teaching of Jesus is notone of exclusion. The belief ofChristianity is not one of"weapons." Those are t.he wordsof Mr. Clary in his editorial opin­ion last Friday.

I posted an opinion online. [left a message on Charles' tele­phone t.hat this is not a piece oflegislation that promotes homo­sexualit.y. Even if it was, does

i Jesus teach us to hate homosexu­als? Does Jesus teach us to pre­clude those who love each other?

We have laws that. allow deci­sions to be made by a spouse, butwhat if there is no "license ofmarriage." [I' there is an "anti­homosexual" or push to makesame-sex marriage against thelaws of t.his land, maybe weshould eliminate the laws t.hatgive special consideration to mar­ried couples.

The teaching of Jesus is notsexual. It. is all people, all races,all beliefs. What this country hasdone is preclude those who livetogether wit.hout the license ofmatrimony. Homosexual or not.,t.hose couples love each other.Our polit.ical belief has cloudedour Biblical belief. We shouldbelieve in t.he troe justice of love.In t.hat, what. are t.he rights ofthose who suffer? Can t.he t.roelove of a couple be hindered bythe laws'} They are now.

Charles Clary's articles havegiven a wonderful comment onhow we can include Jesus' teach­ing in our lives, until now. Youhave given him an editorialforum in which he directs read­ers to t.he most one-sided, mostintolerant. "Christian" in t.hemedia, .Iames Dobson. Further­more, he uses the words: "Prayeris our most. powerful weapon."Sounds like an editorial of intol-erance to me. '

In Clary's own words, as wecan help others for today, there ishope for tomorrow. Don't excludethem for their belief. orientation'or marital status

Clary column was not 'Clary'

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demand for water elsewhere inthe state will have decreased sothat. other water sources will beavailable? That. the cities ofAlbuquerque, Santa Fe and RioRancho won't have also grown?That irrigated agriculture willno longer need river water for

crops?"Thomson, who is

director of UNM'sWater ResourcesProgram, arguesthat. we need tothink further outt.han 100years for

resident.ial develop"ment, which will need

water indefinitely.Peter Sanchez is

CEO of Atrisco Oil &Gas, which found

brackish water west of Albu­querque while looking for natur­al gas. He says t.hat his compa­ny is well aware of t.hose limita­tions. Local governments al­ready weigh available resourcesin approving new subdivisions."It is unrealist.ic to think t.hat.discoveries of brackish waterare going to automaticallyresult in an acceleration ofhome development: he writes.

Sanchez supports regulat.ion- sensible, balanced regulation- of deep-water discoveries,because it. protects t.he compa­ny's investment and could evenstimulate new discoveries.

So what, then, is the promiseof brackish water? It's st.ill valu­able, Thomson and Sanchezagree. Thomson suggests usingthe reservoirs during periods ofdrought.. They could funcuonlike a bank, in which we with­draw water during dry spellsand replenish them dunng wetperiods.

We haven't entirely figuredout what happens to the stuffremoved in treatment Salt andminerals might have a valuethat C9uld offset the cost of de­salination, but there IVlII also bewaste. Obviously. more study ism order

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TIe Legislature should givethe State Engineer a han­

. dIe on brackish water.Land agencies are seeing a ris­ing tide of applications, a newkind ofJand rush, to grab waterthat was considered worthlessuntil need and technology puta price on it.

The immediateneed is on Albuquer-

. que's West Mesaand in the RioPuerco Valley ofSandoval County,where drillers haveidentified new reser­voirs. But considerthat New Mexicohas an estimated 15 SHERRY ROBINSONbillion acre-feet ofbrackish water, andwe use about 4 million acre-feeta year.

It's too big a resource to leaveto chance.

In 2003, people packed a con­ference held in Hobbs on desali­nation, organized by expertsfrom Sandia National Labora­tories. Speakers talked aboutopportunities, costs and issues.One of those issues was jurisdic­tional conflict: A variety of stateand federal agencies have theirhands in oversight of brackishwater and water produced bythe oil and gas industry.

Notably, the State Engineerdoes not have jurisdiction overnon-potable water deeper than2,500 feet. In the eyes of anyonewith a use for water, thisbecomes "new water." It's notexactly new; brackish water isthe last remnant of ancientoceans, trapped deep under­ground.

Brackish water is I more I

complicated water. It's notentirely clear who owns it. [Imay be the landowner, theowner of mmeral rights, or thefirst person to find it.

And before you considerputting a spoon Into this broth.there IS the matter of geolOh'lCreality. TheSe reserveirs arefinite; they don'\ l'l'Charge fromrain or from surface wawr 1'se•"them up nod they're gone

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Capitan cell tower amonument of sorts

Did anyone learn anything during process?

I n posting a council agenda, late. Sure, one trustee accept­no mayor or representative ed the blame for not consider­is obligated to inform their ing the wishes of the citizens,

constituents- .that such-and- and the mayor said he'dsuch item is'''reallYimportant; attempt to negotiate an exitso you might consider attend- strategy.

"ing-llilsmeettng:" . But, again, it·was -too-late.Thus, when a community, Facing $60,000 in order to

lor whatever reason, slips out back out of the lease, Capitanof the habit of staying inform- rightly went with the tower.ed and holding its public offi- To everyone's credit, thecials accountable, stuff hap- needle is 40 feet shorter thanpens. first proposed. And it's colored

So it did a year ago, when a dull, non-reflective gray.the Village of Capitan and And no one can argue thePlateau Telecommunications': village doesn't need a boost inentered into an agreement w communications..place a cell tower in a residen- In the end, maybe the Tow-tial neighborhood. er of Babble will be a standing

When word got around to monument to the need for aangry residents, it was too little civic involvement.

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Assessor weighs in on nightly rentals

-PaulBaca

offered to reduce his taxes. sidy, they should include aCommissioners rejected note in each tax bill indi­

adoption of an ordinance eating the opportunity ex­providing a low-income tax ists to request a subsidyrebate as a county option. and the taxpayer can in­Other taxpayers have to elude money above his taxmake up any loss in taxes. bill to cover the charity for

Only one county out of the people who want the33 adopted the ordinance help,and that was Los Alamos, Baca said in a change ofCounty Manager Tom rules this year, people rnak­Stewart said, adding, "I ing $32,000 or less, are 65think there are few low- or older or disabled, canincome people in Los Ala- apply for a .freeze on their ..mos. . property valuation for as

"Sandoval County tried long as they stay there.it for a year and dropped it "We've had about 25when the effects dramati- applications," he said. Incally cut into the income of previous years, the incomethe county." . . level was less and most

Capitan resident Duane applications were denied,Williams said if comrnis- "but I don't think we will besioners adopted the sub- able to this year."

"I think some still are.kind ofupset, because they-think the property taxes will

I go way up. They willgo up,but not that much. "

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. said those under a prop,erty Tom Battin said the issuemanager pay, but many fly- is of "great concern" toing under the radar and Realtors.handled by the owners do "I imagine all of us hadnot collector report the tax. calls about it," the chair-

"Weare trying to lind all man said. "I know somewho do rent out nightly or people can't afford to ownweekly, because many (a house iii Ruidoso), iftheydon't go through man- can't rent it out. They mayagers," he said. "They rent have to adjust rental ratesthrough the Internet and to accommodate the addi-we don't know who they tional (property tax andare." lodgers tax) cost." I

Morel said the issue will Commissioner Eileen I "1•••11I .rest on the definition of Lovelace Sedillo said a cer- I

"predominant use." tain number of people with"I don't know if case law a business always will a­

exists on the issue, so will void reporting.be interesting," he said, In another county as­adding that he's checking sessment issue, Baca saidfor cases outside of New his appraisers have walkedMexico for guidance. the property along the

He explained that rent- Ruidoso River damaged bying to the same person for a July 27 flood.more than 30 consecutive "We've been in Ruidosonights does not fall under for a week," he said. "Welodgers tax. "If less, it can probably will have a loss inbe," he said. "It may be a 'value. A couple of houses!!l.Jlt4!r of .proJl~rIicen8ing have to be rerrlOved fromto gather lodgers tax. We the tax rolls, but we in­don't issue business licens- creased the value over thees in the county, so it's even last year, so I think we willharder than in Ruidoso." be OK"

The State Taxation and Commissioner DaveRevenue Department may Parks said oneUpper Can­not help with enforcement, yon owner called himthe attorney said. thrilled that someone'from

Commission Chairman the tax assessor's office

tion of nonresidential isn'tthe same as commercial, hesaid. .

"It's not commercial, it'snonresidential. They wereupset because nonresiden­tial is assessed at a highertax rate," Baca said. "Iasked for an opinion fromAlan (Morel, county attor­ney) and a multiple useproperty should be as­sessed based on its predom­inant use. Some of theseare not even rented a fullsix months."

Ruidoso village officialsare working on an ordi­nance that may changesome of the property usesand definitions, he said.

"I think some still arekind of upset, because theythink the property taxeswill go way up," Baca said."They will go up, but notthat much."

Residential tax rates are$25.60 per .thousand dOL­lars of property value,while nonresidential is $31per thousand dollars.

Commissioner JackiePowell asked if the nightlyrentals paid lodger's taxand Commissioner DonWil-liams, who also is aRuidoso village. councilor,

DIANNE STAllINGSdsltlllings@midosontWs.rom

While the debate inRuidoso rages over wheth­er nightly rentals are a res­·idential or commercial use,the county assessor saidthe rules are clear.'

Lincoln County AssessorPaul Baca told county com­missioners last week hemet with members of theBoard of Realtors to discussclassification of nightlyrental property.

"They have rental prop­erty in Ruidoso that wehave classified as residen­tial and is rented out by thenight or the week," he said.Such use requires the prop­erty be reclassified as non­residential, he said.

"So we sent out lettersasking rental propertymanagers to (help identifythe property I, so we could

:cbange the. classification,"Baca said. "We thoughtthey were being rented forthe full year, which theyare not. State statutes sayto be residential, propertymust be permanently resi­dential, not for transientuse."

However, a classifica-

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"I just want to stress wealways are concerned aboutsafety. whether buses oranything," White said. "Wewere very concerned aboutthe accident Monday andthankful the little boy is allright."

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guidelines," White saidThursday. "The children inPonderosa Heights allcome down to Mechem Dr.partly' because the roadsare narrow, steep andwinding; even AlpineVillage is picked up (at thebottom of the road).

"We always want to be

superintendent for theRuidoso School District,said she met Wednesdaywith members of theMescalero Education Com­mittee.

"We talked about it andlooked at all the bus stops,including those in Ruidoso,and we follow the state

"But it always comesdown to the safety of stu­dents," Bryant said. "That'sour number-one concern.ahead of dollars. I'm happythe student is recoveringand not seriously injured."

Patty White, associate

around playing tag."About 180 children,

from pre-school age to highschool, are served by threebuses that pick them up atdesignated stops and trans­port them to Ruidoso.

"The Ruidoso bus ser­vice refuses to go into thesubdivision as was the for­mer arrangement," Palmercontended, adding that ifthe service was not allocat­ed enough money for thattype of pickup, the stateshould make up the differ­ence.

But Matt Bryant, ownerof 'Lincoln TransportationInc., said the safety of chil­dren always trumps costand the arrangement wasbased on how other chilo

. dren attending Ruidososchools are picked up byschool buses.

"Ninety-eight percent ofthe routes are just likethis," he said Thursday.

All school bus stops areevaluated for safety ande1pciency, he said. "We're •mandated to run efficient­ly." When the buses wereallowed back into the reser­vation, Bryant said to meetthe mandate. he handledthe route like most of theRuidosodistrict.

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The president of theMescalero Apache Tribecontends an accident in­volvinga 6-year-oldchild ata· school bus stop couldhave been avoided Monday,if the bus route ran throughreservation subdivisions.

President CarletonNaiche-Palmer said underhis predecessor MarkChino, school buses fromRuidoso were not allowedto enter the reservation asa way of encouraging en­rollment in the MescaleroSchool system.

Policy rescinded''When I was elected, I

rescinded that policy andopened it up again," Pal­mer said. "Kenny Blazerfrom the Tularosa (SchoolDistrict bus operation)picks up the children attheir homes in the subdivi­sions, but not Ruidoso. Iwant the Carrizo people tounderstand it is not the tri­bal administration causingthe bus not to go into theresidences."

Instead, parents drop offtheir children at a centralpickup point on WhiteMountain Road and Pal­mer Loop.

"It's also a road with fasttraffic," Palmer said. "Peo­ple are leaving for work atthe same time the childrengo to the bus stop. Whenthe parents drive up, theytry to find a place to park. Alot of kids are running

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NMSU posts strong enrollment increaseNew Mexico State University

posted a total of 30,009 students·at all campuses for the spring2009 semester. That is a 7 percent·increase from the spring 2008·numbers and follows NMSU'srecord enrollment for the fall 2008semester. Student credit hours,an importsnt statistic kept by thestate's higher education depart­ment, are also up more than 5percent.

"This is healthy growth," saidBob Moulton, NMSU's interimexecutive vice president and

provost. "This is an indicator thatmore people are pursuing highereducation, which bodes well forthe state's future economy..It indi­cates that this institution contin­ues to meet its land-grant mis-. "sion.

As a land-grant institution,NMSU is tasked with making ahigh-quality education availableto people across New Mexico aswell as providing outreachthrough the cooperative extensionservice and conducting researchto benefit the state.

Moulton expects the figures toincrease further during thespring semester because of mid­semester courses that will counttoward the total numbers.Additionally, new student appli­cations are already at 87 percentof last year's total, with sevenmonths still to go until the fall2009 semester.

"There continues to be atremendous amount of energy atall levels to continue to promoterecruitment, enrollment andretention of students at NMSU,"

said Bernadette Montoya, assis­tant vice president for enrollmentmanagement.

She said one of the largestincreases for the spring is in thetransfer student population, fromboth in and out-of-state. The uni­versity has strengthened its rela­tionship with El Paso Communi­ty College and increased its par­ticipation in college fairs inCalifornia, Colorado and Arizona.

Montoya credits student reten­tion efforts as having a positiveeffecton total enrollment as well.

Enrollment increases wereseen systemwide, with NMSU­Alamogordo . up llP percent,

. NMSU-Carlsbad up 16.8 percent,NMSU's Dona Ana CommunityCollege up 5.5 percent, NMSU­Grants up 37.2 percent andNMSU-Las Cruces 'up 3.6 per­cent.

''We remain optimistic aboutthe fall 2009 semester, howeverwith the economic downturn andbudget cuts affecting our recruit­ment efforts, it is much too earlyto predict," Montoya said.

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As PARTOF its campaignto increase literacy, theA1trusa Club of Ruidosorecentlydonated funds toaugment libraries andresources and area schools..

The Capitan Elemen­tary Library benefittedfrom Altrusa's generosity,buyiing three sets of class­room books for the school.Each set contains 24books.

The Mescalero ApacheSchool received $300 fromA1trusa to purchase prizesfor students who meet setstandards.

A1trusa Club of Ruidosoalso participates in manyother activities. They alsosupport Project Grad­uation, and provide collegescholarships to adults intransition. In partnershipwith Lincoln CountyMedical Center, they offera month-long, low-costmammogram programevery October.

Mescalero students pic- .tured above are (l-r)Angelica Gonzales.. WinterGarcia, Hope Little,Machel Moquino, AlyssaHouse, Macey Bogiddle,Terinnie Shanta, DevenPalmer and RichardHarrington.

A1trusa members plac­ing stickers in books inCapitan are Judy Griffin,

. left, and Paula Tipton,right.

Capitan third-grade stu­dents are (l-r) Triston Hall,Dakota Dowdell, FaithBurch, Lexi Rushing,Taylor Ratliff and RodrigoRueda.

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Hubbard Foundation scholarships for lincoln CountyThe R.D. and Joan Dale Lincoln County are encour- years at $2,000 per year. have been awarded over

Hubbard Foundation is aged to see their respective The recipients will be $200,000 to assist them inpleased to announce that guidance counselors for the announced at graduation. graduating from suchthey will again offer three proper application form. Last year, scholarships schools as M.LT., Stanfordscholarships to graduating Application deadline is were awarded to Lance University, University ofseniors in Lincoln County. April 1. Dettmer and Ericka Olvera Texas, Georgia Tech, New

Graduating seniors Each scholarship is of Ruidoso High School and Mexico State University,{rom any high school in designed for a period of four Markie Jo Sherwood of Texas Tech and New

Corona High School. Mexico Tech.The Hubbard Foun- In 2008 the foundation

dation has been awarding provided scholarships toscholarships in Lincoln numerous individuals na­County beginning in 1990. tionwide in the amount ofSince that tim\! 50 students $59,753.

include membership onthe Knowledge BowlTeam, being a school tutorand participating insports.

Other activities Fowlerenjoys are playing base­ball and basketball. Hetakes time to volunteer ~t

the food bank and isinvolved in the familybusiness. Fowler alsoserved 'is a People toPeople Student Ambas­sador.

Fowler says his futureplans include, "making alasting impression onsociety." He plans toobtain a college degree,and then go on to medicalschool. Fowler lists manyinfluences in his life.Topping that list are God,his family, Ghandi,Michael Widener, Steve-Iobs and music. Itappears he is well on hisway to making that last­ing impression.

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'Manager to undergo.evaluationDIANNE S·I;u.LINGS red in' a closed session, not not confer on the actual

ds",IIillK'@rtoido,o1lrw"com open to the public. "Last evaluation until the officialyear's process was fine,n session.

Although an annual per- Councilor Michele Reb- Coincidentally, Bryant'sfonnance evaluation can be stock said. contract also is coming upperformed, Ruidoso Village Mayor L. Ray Nunley for renewal, Cory said heManager Dan 0, Higgins' asked Councilor Don and Williams met with thecontract doesn't run out Williams to,help him begin village attorney to outlineuntil April 2011. the process with a target some issues and changes

Higgins reminded vil- day of the· last regular councilors would like to seelage councilors of the date council meeting this in the second renewal ofduring their meeting last month, Feb. 24. the contract with theweek and that his contract "We'd start with a closed Bryant Schneider-Cookis not annually renewable. session going over the indio. Law Firm.Councilor Angel Shaw vidual councilotosevalua- "There were about aasked to place the evalua- tions (of the manager)," dozen issues and it was ation process on the council Shaw said. "Barbara congenial meeting," Wil­agenda as part of the "nego- (Fleming, village human Iiams said. "I think Dantiations/renegotiations" of resources director) com- was receptive. I believe hehis contract. piled the tool we used last needed time to evaluate,

Higgins' annual salary, year, because some mean signifi-set April 1, 2008, is "I still have a blank cant changes to the con-$95,340.44, up from draft and I can email it to tract," '$86,000 the previous year, Don (Williams)." Williams proposed a,

"The contract says no "It probably would be one-month extension of the ----------less than three months good for everyone to look at first renewal, a motion that: Ahorse-drawn hearse bearsI ahead of the anniversary the draft to See if they want passed 5-1 with Rebstock ' the body of Robert "Big Bird"date) we should do an eval- changes before they do the voting against it. Bird down Mermod Streel inuation," Shaw pointed out. evaluation," Williams sug- Cory, Shaw and Nunley' Carlsbad Thursday Several hun-"Last year, we started gested. said the revised contract dred mourners filled Hillcrestunder the gun. For once, I Shaw said after they see also must undergo a third- , Baptist Church for the funeralwould like to be ahead of the blank form, they could party legal review, a' service before making their waythecuNe.- Last" time, 'we contact Village- Attorney requlre-nlenl Instituted' by---loGarlsbadGemetery-aeeompa­were into April." Dan Bryant for any the council after audit criti- nled by an escort of law enforce-

Councilor Greg Cory changes they would like, cism of a previous legal ser- ment agencies from around, . southeast New MeXICO. Bird, a

said the evaluation and Bryant said that would be vices agreement WIth former police chief of Capitan,salary negotiations occur- fine, but councilors should another attorney, was a native of Carlsbad. He

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for auction is reduced ornonexistent, he said. Em­ployees also are reluctantto relinquish a vehiclebecause they have noassurance it will bereplaced, he said. With somany vehicles tradedamong departments, it wasdifficult to track all of themfor the inventory, he said.

Seeking bids from deal­ers directly in today's mar- .ket often yields better. .

prices that state purchas­ing list." Camp said.

Jell' Kaplan. who headsthe village Solid W,asteDepartment, said equip­ment can ~~(' purchasedwith 11 cornhination of'pro­grnms, such as a "buy­back" alh'l' [ive years,

"You mny pay more upfront, but get a better priceto roll over" into the nextcycle, 1)(' said, Lease-pur­chase is another route.

Money should be setaside each year for vehiclereplacement. CouncilorRon Hardeman said

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noted that a 2003 truckshowed 140,000 miles.Camp explained it is agarbage truck and thatsome dump trucks in thestreet department have300,000 miles.

''The first week I washere, I drove a car with nopaint on the hood and' Icould see the streetthrough the floor board," hesaid.

Village Manager Dan O.Higgins said one employeepulled into the parking lotand when' he opened thedoor of the old vehicle to getout, it fell off.

Councilor Michele Reb­stock asked why so manyvehicles are stationed atthe municipal airport.Camp explained many areemergency vehicles.

Hardeman asked Campto bring a cost estimate tothe council's budget ses­sions with details on eachvehicle. Camp said replace­ment costs would be toughto swallow. "We're startingfrom zero, but I would loveto getto that place in thefuture. "

"The good news is this isa good time to buy vehi­cles," Hardeman said. "The

bad news is we probablydon't have the money."

Councilors subsequentlyapproved a request fromKaplan to buy one or more2008 used 4-door, 4-whe~l­drive vehicles from SierraBlanca Motors in Ruidosofor $16,501 each.

Kaplan said the formersolid waste director drove aflatbed truck with a 'dieselengine and stick shift thatKaplan thought could beused better in the field. Hefeels the same way aboutthe Ford he drives now.Kaplan said he needs avehicle that he and others

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can use instead of a flatbedto bring back drivers ofequipment taken to EI Pasoor Lubbock for repairs. Themodel he's buying also hasa tow attachment strongenough to move dumpstersin the village.

"If I look at the stateequipment list for a 2009comparable, the pricewould be 20 percent to 30percent more without a fullextended warranty," hesaid. The market is gluttedwith SUVs, many with lowmileage. "I'm trying tojump on these opportuni­ties.tKaplan said.

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to the county. if an ordi­nance is adopted.

County Manager TomStewart said under a TitleIII program. LincolnCounty will receive about$5:J.000 annually dosignat­ed for fin' protection initia­tives. Th.- program is"ch~ule9 to b,e phased outIII 2014.

Commissioner .IackiePowell said. "I'm havingmajor trauma. LincolnCounty Solid Wastealready is having troublekeeping up With what theydo nov.' in rpgular trash col­lection. Then 1hear It couldtake $150.000 to set up th«operation and there would131.' continuing wage l'ost.,"" Iwonder if it could be cheap­er limited only to communi­ties where it is llt'l'd"d th«most."

Parks said thal's theintent, t.o confine tht- urdi­nanco to a SLIt geographicarea and :;pll'ct prlorit.'places within that ZOIH'.

Morel concurn-d, saying itcould take vears just tomove through th« priuritvareas, as Ruidoso discov-

ered, TIl<' village focusedtree and \'t.'w'tation reduc­tion l'mJl't~ in tho south­west cornor of' town in linewith th.- wind directionthat would spread a firefrom till.' Lincoln NationalForest or MescaleroAp;ldH'l'l'."'l'r\'atillll.

Countv Ellwrgency Scr­vices Coordinator TravisAtw«ll "'id. "'1'1](' biggestissue.' w{:n' lunking at is if afin' start~ on sorneone sproperty. can we prevent itfrom I'Hcillg ofr'antl burningdown a llpighlJor''s house,\V(' try to slow till' process.

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hIlU:-I' ,iIH! thinned outt f'('l''' il n lund HlP properlylim- \\'p'n' not going!)('\"Ind lin' prott,ction. Wewunt 11. ,,111\0,. down a lire tobuy II,": 1'1101' .,

'1'111' r-hr.mcc wouldn'trpqui n- r ('lilting, just11\'1\\'1' ~!~ 01' trees,I'",!, - \\"th tilt'1Il41111'\ Jill!! ~,d. ;1 personl"lJulri r, '". ! t(} dog theIfl'dlll;':'" :III,j «nsuro trwdoin-i- -::1")1. vhirh could1)(· ;~ rl~'j' 1,.t/:tnl il.-;(,lf, is1'('11"1IJ\I,1\ :--;I f '\'; a r1 said.

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want to be blamed if light­ning hit grass on her landand a fire spread to neigh­bors. Parks said the idea isnot to blame, just to reducerisk.

Ruidoso Forester RickDeluco, who guided theadoption of ordinances inthe village and advisesother communities' acrossthe nation, also would addhis expertise in the process,Morel said. The countycould avoid a lot of mis­takes with his background.The village's ordinancescover many more Issuesthan the county would,such as watershed health,wet zones, and require­ments for subdivision vege­tation management plans.

Morel said with .5,000square miles in the county,nothing could he passedand implemented county­wide. The ordinance couldhe limited to certain typesof vegetation or tract sizes,to wind direction or prox­imity to federal land.Unlike Ruidoso. the countydeals with 140-acre tractsand even larger parcels.

Parks said the commis­sion is sensitive to theexpense the measure mightadd fill' individual landown­ers.

When CommissionerEileen ....Lovelace askedabout excluding parts ofthe county where vegeta­tion or housing isn't anissue, Morel said an exclu­sion. can't be "capricious,"but as long as the countycan show a basis for limit­ing the ordinance to specif­ic areas, it would be legal.Parks interjected, "Urban

After the Kokopelli Fireburned 29 houses in 20(}2,Lincoln County Commiss­ioner Dave. Parks said hetried to convince insur­ance companies to contin­ue to write policies inLincoln County.

That's one of the majorreasons he hopes to see aWildland Urban InterfaceFire Protection ordinanceapproved by the county torequire basic fire riskreduction actions in popu­lated areas of the alreadydefined interface.

The former insuranceagent and volunteer fire­man said that after the2000 Cree Fire, he askedthe county commissionand Ruidoso village coun-

is the operable word. Wehave a lot of wildland, butonly a small portion of thecounty is heavily populat­ed."

Stewart pointed out thatstate grants provide asmuch as 70 percent of thecost for a tree-thinning 01'

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cil to initiate fire hazardreductions.

"My main concern wasnot reducing the insur­ance rate," he said. "Aframe bouse in the desertand id Ruidoso werecharged the same, becausethe fire protection wasidentical, so there wasnothing to take off. But in2004-2005, we were on theragged edge" of companieseither withdrawing- com­pletely or not writing newcoverage after Kokopelli,he said.

"This is a real and seri­ous problem," Parks said."We had two companiescompletely pullout, one inLincoln County and theother in New Mexico, so it

Several people in theaudience advocated pubiceducation on what shouldbe done to protect property,instead of an ordinancerequiring action by landowners.

Battin said he wants tosee firefighters and othersinvolved in the issue attendwhen the next public hear­ing is scheduled.

was a significant economicproblem. At one time,Ruidoso had the highestdanger rating in the stateand second-highest in the .nation,"

Without insurance,banks would not carrymortgages and that couldhave ground the real ~

estate and constructionbusinesses to a standstill. .. .. -

"Just 1 percent of theentire volume (of insur­ance policies) in theUnited States comes out ofNew Mexico," Parks said."So they can pull out with­out putting a significantdent in their overall bal­ance sheet. It was a trueproblem."

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As with all programs,today's economic problemshave also affected SADSP,

"Recently, we didn'tknow how much longer wewould be able to continue,"the program's DirectorMarty Davenport.' said,"But then, one of ourclients, blind skier GeorgeToone, donated $10,000

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The Ruidoso hardwoodcrew 18·12, 2-11 defeatedtheir rival. district foesLovington 18·11, 2·2), athorne Friday, 66-46,

It was a fast paced con­test which saw both teamsknotted at the end of thefirst quarter, 14·14,

The RHS boys picked upstearn as the game pro­gressed,outscoring the visi­tors i7 to 14 and took a 31­28 lead into the lockerrooms at halftime,

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The Ski Apache Dis·abled Skiers Program(SADS!") is oneofthe area'simportant, worthwhile andnoteworthy projects in theRuidoso district.

1tpresents opportunitiesto the physically and men­tally im-paired who mightnot otherwise ever get thechance to' enjoy outdooractivities such as the skislopes of Ski Apache, Andwith it, a sense of accom­plishment and expandedself-worth, SADSP has

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Boys BaskelballThu"'day, Jan. 29Mountainair 69, Corona 26friday, Jan 30RUidoso 66, LOVington 46Tularosa 73, Capitan 63Tatum 75, Mescalero 32Saturday, Jan. 31Mountainair 51, Hondo 42

Girts BasketballThuMay, Jan, 29Corona 53, Mountain.,r 49FIldey, Jan. 30Tuarosa 39, Capitan 32Tatum 50, Mescalero 40Saturday, Jan, 31LOVington 64. RUidoso 55Hondo 52, Mountainarr 34

Boys BasketballThu"'day, Feb. 5Carrizozo at Mountainair, 4p.rnHondo alGoddard JV, 5:30 p.m.Mescalero at GatewayChristian. 8 p.mFriday, Feb, 6Capitan atLordsburg. 6 p.rnSaturday, Feb. 7Roswell atRuidoso, 7 p.rn,Hondo atMountain"r. 4 p.rnMonday, Feb. 9Corona at Mountainair, 7:30pm,Tuesday, Feb. 10Ruidoso atPortales, 7 p.mVaughn atHondo, 7pmCloudcroft atCapitan, 6:30 p.rn

Girts BasketballThuI1lday, Feb, 5Hondo atNMMI. 5pmMescalero atGateway Chns1ian,630p.m. 'FIIday, Feb, 6Dexter atRuidoso, 7pmCapitan atLordsburg. 3 p.rn.Solllnfay, Feb, 7Hondo at Mountainair, 2:30prnMonday, Feb, 9Corona atMountainair, 6 p.m.Tuesday, Feb..10Lovington atRUidoso, 7pm.Vaughn atHondo,S p.rnCapitan atCloudcroft, 6:30 p.m.

Lincoln County Youth SoccerThe Uncoln County YouthSoccer League will be holdingregistration signups onTuesday, Feb, 17, 5:30-7 p.mand again onFeb. 21, toam.·2pm, atWhtte Mountain calel&­ria, Fee belote Feb. 15(relUmlllgpiaytl", from 2008) is$30, Marthat date, $35. Cost befote Febt5 for new players s S50 anda1ttllWart1s. S55. Online S1gnupsare available at rutdososoc·cercom No~ Slgnups wiD beptlrml1ted fiJI aMl1ionaI into.call Jennl1er at 937-Q203 0'Mlkll atBOll-2195

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who were staying at theInn," Davenport said.

"We have a close connec­tion with the Mescalerotribe through the Inn andSki Apache.

"Withoutthem,' wewouldn't exist."

year the disabled skiersauction was held at the Innof the Mountain Gods,

"We had quite a few vis­itors to the auction whowere from out of town andwe believe this was attrib- .utable to some of the guests

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A large crowd looks over the many items upfor auction, Saturday

Davenport said."And we're trying to

expand so that we might beable to increase our clientbase and offer even more

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This was the second

shakers! and hundreds ofother items.

Generous cash dona­tions were also given bysome of the attendees,

"Our skierslookforward.to the recreational opportu­nities we try to provide,"

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Dorsey Grover, president of SADSP, and Marty Davenpo~. direclor, oversee thelundraiser at the Inn of the Mounlain Gods.

"I can't thank everyoneenough,"

Among some of theitPIl1S donated and auc­t ioru-d of!' were a 1999Suharu, 1=." .hnusen-ntuls, a mountain bike,('[ up (donatpd hy Bone-

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which kept us going untilwe were able to hold ouryearly silent auction (lastSaturday evening: at theInn of the Mountain Gods."

Toone will be on hand,the weekend after next, atSki Apache. His sense ofhumor, drive and curiosityhave led him down manytrails others would be hesi­tant to try - impaired ornot.

The annual silent auc­tion, which has taken placefor the past 22 years, is cru­cial to SADSP's fundingand existence.

"From this auction. we'do our annual budget torthe year," Davenportexplained.

"And Fortunately, illspite of the economy. th«2009 silent auction was th«best one we've ever had.

"We estimate over 700people attended. andalthough we're still count-

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.Iorrid Marquez andKpith Brower led tt1('charg« in the first Hi nun­utcs of play with H points

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,'xp,'cll'd the Warriors to letup "' tilt' last two periods ofpia)' the)' were soon disap­Pllilltl'd.-Th·(" RHS boysincT'i'<l:o;(·d their intensity,and out-pointed their rivals15 to Ii III the third, and 20

to 12in the fourth to take a20-point victory at the finalbuzzer.

Brower kept up his tor­rid scoring pace', dumpingin 12 in the second half togiving him 20 for the night.Marquez and Mario Varelaeach contributed 12 pointsfor the night, followed byRalph Miranda with 11.Alltold, six RHS players gotinto the scoring column.

"We started out a littleslow but our defense soonpicked up and we were thenable to move the ball inside

on Lovington," head coachBilly Page said. "We keptfeeding the ball to Brower,who had a good night. Ourtransition game was goodand fun to watch. We're .excited to be in the positionwe're in right now."

The Warriors will haveplayed NMMl (9-11, 0,3)Tuesday at home and thenhost non-district foeRoswell, Saturday. At thistime, Portales leads the D4­3A division with a 3-0record, while RHS is in sec-ond as of this report. Ralph Miranda scored 11 against LOVington.

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her's individual area ofinterest, Lincoln CountyRegulators events provideregular opportunities forfellowship and fun withlike-minded folks and fam­ilies.

For more informationabout Capitan Hi PowerShooting Club, visitwww.capitanhipower.comor contact Bill Rodolph,President, at billr52®Valor­net.com.

For information aboutCowboy Action Shootingand the Lincoln CountyRegulators, visit www.­LincolnCounty Regulators­.corn 01' call 01' email JackShuster at 257-0871 orShootingactionfsaol.corn.

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Many event participantsgain more enjoyment fromthe costuming aspect of oursport than from the shoot­ing competition itself.

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CAll Us: JULIE CARTER, COUNTY REPORTER • 257-4001 • JCARTER@RUIDOSONEWS.COM WEDNESDAY, FEB. 4, 2009&

TOOe out for RosalieTI·8. may be my I.astnews column. !tee.p us in your prayers and.. come by

. for a few months. Due'W .>"=-.'..... and see us in Las Cruces., Ralph's health prob- ." We were kept busy buying

'lerns we are going to try liv- '. items for the apartment, visit-ing in Las Cruces where . ing friends and family, din-the altitude is lower. \ ner and luncheon dates and

We have been there of course, attending the

for the past three weeks .... .' ...••.:........~._.., .' Aggie basketball game.s.and he seems to be IIJ... }~~cA"~f." PVT (Penasco Valleydoing some better. '. " " ,i Telephone} is upgrading

It is going to be a big '~;" .' . ..,.;,' their services tonight, so Ichange in ?ur lives after .,I,:, '.. . ;.~\'. -, . am trying to beat the clockliving10 Lincoln County '.., ""', 'l to 3 a.m,since Thanksgiving 1952. ' l\1;it'<i~'!'; . Carolyn and Gene

I have been writing my . :tt·; Chrisman will be greeting youcolumn for the most part since . ..':!fc'i".: at the shop along with Bruno,1954. their dog. Stop by and tellthem

A lot oflife's history, friends I.INCOI."/ "bello" sometime.and many activities have gone TRAILS Our sympathies.to the familyby since then. ROSAlIE DUNlAP of Eva Chaves and the Robert

-It baa been-arewerding .Bird-fumilies..AIso,.a.beIatedtime and also frustrating at times. So condolences to Carol Hurd Rogers.

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POLLY CHAVEziFOR THE RUIDOSO HEWS

The Carrizozo Chamber 01 Commerce and Carrizozo Works hosted apotluck "Welcome to Carrizozo"e'/ening lor Ihe construction crew working on the movie set of The Book ofEli on Monday night al theCarrizozo County Club. More than 180 people atlended including members 01 the crew and people lromCarnzozo and surrounding areas. Early reports declared the event ahuge success, Tables burgeonedwith load brOught by individuals and owners 01 local restaurants. Long lists of door prizes were donatedby businesses as well. The crew said they had never been so welcomed to atown belore. Above, thehusband and wife dance team, Coco Cabrel and Jan (John) Shane ernertained with flamenco dancing.Shane is amember of the construction crew and both he and his Wife are retired prolessional dancerscurrently living in Santa Fe.

Coming Up roses in Corona•

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Capitan Senior Center' HISdaughter. YOlanda Espinoza

brought him acake 10 sharewilh other seniors atter lunch

Juan is onginally tromCalifornia but moved to EI Paso

about 5years ago and then toCapitan 2 1/2 yea[s ago Hesaid he likes the communrty

very much but wasn't quite usedto the cold yet 'trn really look­

ing forward to summer." Juanenjoys woodcarVing and says

tus prejects are better done out­doors Juan ioms the seniorsalmost every day lor IUlich at

the Capitan Senior Center andhas made some triends to visit

with there

COURTESY PHOTO

92 AND COUNTING

First SemesterA Honor RollFreshman: Kersti Davis,

Aurora Hart, ChristopherOlmstead, Garret Schultz

Sophomore: Monique4UlroZ. Scheryiah Romero.Robert Eshom, ShannonFoster. Kasey Kessler.Me Kensey Nail. CalebUzzell

Junior: Kaisha Miller,.JOSl' Nava, ChristianQuiroz. Giovanni Quiroz.

1 dozen boxed - $45IJ2 dozen in vase - $35112 dozen boxed - $303 roses in vase - $153 roses wrapped - $12Single rose in vase - $6Single wrapped ~ $5

To place orders, call theCorona Schools at 849--1911or 849-171 I.

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Edle Porter professionally arranges 1.000 roses in bouquets lorthe Corona Schools' FFA and senior class Valentine's Day rose pro­ject. Roses go on sale now lor delivery or pickup Feb. 10-14.

owned several large flowershops in Houston for anumber of years. She vol­imtears her time every yearto help the kids create andsell a professional productnot available in the Coronaarea, The roses always sellout so places orders soon.

Prices are:I dozen in a vase - $50

JULIE CARTERjcarterooruid()f011e1VS. cum

Hearts, valentines androses are all part of theupcoming Feb. 14 eventand the Corona FFA andsenior class are launchingtheir annual rose sale toaccommodate the holiday.

One thousand roses willbe delivered to the CoronaSchools Feb. 10, and thework will begin that day,creating bouquets and fill­ing orders.

The roses are all long­stemmed fancy roses inred, hot pink, fire and ice,bright yellow, w~itp,.Ja~n.der. Sundance (yellowtipped with red), pink andwhite variegated, mediumpink, peach and salmon.

Orders will be filled withthe roses in professionalarranged in a vase, boxedor wrapped with greeneryand appropriate filler flow­ers.

The Valentine Rose Sale .is a major fundraiser forthe FFA and seniors andhelps pay for trips to stateand national events.

Edie Porter is n retiredprofessional florist having

Leonel VillegasSenior: Sara Rush,

Hayley Mclnnes,KimberlyKotila, Ashley DuBose,Lindsey Brown, JuliaPolley, Hannah Judd,Gabrielle Goodwin. JohnBlowers

AB Honor RollFreshman: Treesa

Wood, Jerami Vance,Celeste Salcido, EmlyRush. Colorado Romero,Ashley Reynolds, ColbyPreciado, Tyler Neil,Brittney Liggins, SkylaJohnson. Connor Hall..Iarnie Fields

Sophomore: AmandaWillingham, Chase Morel,Daniell Jones. MeghanCastro

Junior: Lacy Walker,Bethany Sweat, DarcyHorst, Brandon Burch

Senior: Catrina Turner.Smantha Sparks, JoshMill'S. Alejando Licon.MItchell Harper, AngelaFoyt, Emma Farris, J.T.Eldrid!:e, Sidney Berryhill.('raig Barton. LandonAndrus.

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CelesteVance,

HONOR ROLLRush,JeramiWood

Sophomore: Linda Mon-toya, Danielle Jones,Meghan Castro

Junior: Bethany Sweat,Colton Hufford, BrookeCeballos, Brandon Burch,Alisha Autry

Senior: Catrina Turner,Samantha Sparks.Alejandro Licon, EmmaFarris. ,J.T. Eldridge,Asbley Duboses, LindseyBrown. Sidney Travis.Craig Barton. LandonAndrus

CAPITAN HIGH SCHOOL

Second 9-weeks

A Honor RollFreshman: Kersti Davis,

Aurora Hart, ChristopherOlmstead, Garret Schultz

Sophomore: Robert Es­hom, Shannon Foster,Kasey Kessler, ChaseMorel, McKensey Nall,Scheryiah Romero, CalebUzzell, AmandaWillingham, MoniqueQuiroz

Junior: Darcy Horst,Kaisha Miller, HaleyMontes, Jose Nava, JessicaPrice, Christian Quiroz,Leonel Villegas, LacyWalker

Senior: Mitchell Harper.Kimberly Kotila, HayleyMcinnes, Sara Rush, JohnBlowers, Gabrielle Good­win, Hannah Judd, .JuliaPolley

AD Honor RollFreshman: Connor Hall.

Jamie fields. SkylahJohnson. Brittney Liggins.Colby Preciado, AshleyReynolds. Parker Rice.Colorado Romero. Emily

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Sign-ups for CapitanYouth Ba.iketball will beheld Sat"rd.~, Feb. 7, 10a, 01 - I Po 0\.. in thoCIIPltan.Schoo\a· ~'lftteria

the best goes first

Book Salepickup the photos of theirchildren with Santa that

. were taken in December.The Capitan Public For more informatien,

Libl'l\Y hosts a book sale the cull the library at 354003035­fi\'llt Saturday of every Youth basketballmonth.

Coming up will be theFeb. 7 sale. 1~ a.m, to 2Po01. Fill II bog wilh book:ifor only$5-

Purent.~ aN renunded to

_BRIEFSBake sale

The Woman's Club isfllmous for their Val­entme's Da,v Unke Sale.

This year's Yulenunebake sale will be held onFriday, Feb. 13. lit theWells FIIIl.'U Unn!\ onCentral Avenue inC'nl'tUo:lo, Shop enrb'!bimker's hours), b"~tlU'1O

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Memorial services wert! held Monday, flJ=ebrlAary2, 2009 at 1 pm at Anderson- !~.Bethany Funeral Home 6< Cl'emat0"!f, .'2609 Sotlth Main St. Roswell, NM. (575­622-5888) lody passed away Thtlrsday,January 29, 2009 at his home in Alto, NM. ·i

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Force Base, Madrid, Spain to Jose Marlaand Patricia Lee Alvarado. He was avoltlnteer for the Vnited Statel; MarineCorp. He married Rebecca Duran, onJtlly 22, 1994 in J=ort Worth, TX.

Jody is stlrvived by his wife RebeccaAlvarado, fOtlr sons; Michael and LisaMerrill, Matthew and April Merrill,Michael Alvarado and Eua;na Mis<Jue:z,

_. Anthon~-A1varad..,-1:hree-dau~Mel'Sl--·Erica Merrill and loel Baca, Sara Tysonand Buddy, Naomi and Juan Pinedo,twelve grandchildren; Sophia U,Kimana U, Roman 10, Isabell 6, Kycua6, Ayden 3, Damian 3, Dominick 3,Caleb 2, Mike'la 1, Gabriella 1, Alexa 3months, one brother; Jose LuisAlvarado, both his I"arents; lose andPatricia Alvarado, his J=ather andMother-in-law Frank and Mary GraceRamirex, and many Aunts, Vncles, In­laws and friends.Services are pending at

Anderson-Bethany FuneralHome and Crematory forSara Viola Brooks, 67, ofCapitan, who passed awayJan. 31, 2009.

A further announce­ment will be made oncearrangements have beenfinalized.

Sara Viola Brooks

and with a delegation offour apache chiefs, weregranted an audience byUnited States PresidentWilliam Howard Taft toask that captive Tribes beallowed to return to theirformer homelands whowere prisoners of w.ar anddetained in Florida for 27years and were eventuallyreleased and returned totheir homelands.

We celebrated his eter­nal life with a funeral massin St. Joseph's Mission atMescalero on Monday, Feb.2, at 10 a.rn., with inter­ment to follow at theMescalero Cemetery.

Visitation was Sunday,Feb. 1, at LaGrone FuneralChapel in Ruidoso.

As he traveled on, Mr.Magoosh left behind hischildren, Gerald Magoosh,Jr., Lionel Ray Magoosh,Beverdine Tortilla, DebraLynn Morgan, GerlindaCoonie and numerousgrandchildren.

He also left behind abrother, William Magoosh:-twe-sisters, -Elaifte-¥ald~ ..and Ceda A: Shanta andnumerous nephews andnieces.

In your 74 years ofremembrance we all loveyou. "Sueet dreams."

Condolences may besent to the family atwww.lagroneruidoso.com

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,Ruidoso will be Thursday,Feb. 5, at 10 a.m., at theEpisoopal Church of theHoly Mount in Ruidoso..Mrs. Radcliffe passed awayWednesday, Jan. 28, 2009,in Ruidoso.

She was born Dec. 13,1920, in Dayton, Iowa, toMyrtle and Carl Newholm

.who both precede her indeath.

Mrs. Radcliffe was amember of the Daughtersof the King, attended theEpisc\lpal Church of theHoly Mount and was aretired registered nurse.

She manied James M.Radclitfu, Sr., on Jan. 8,1943, in Kansas City, Mo.

She is survived by herhusband James, ofRuidoso; four sons, JamesM. Radcliffe, Jr., ofBerkeley, Calif., Robert F.Radcliffeof EI Paso, Texas,Thomas P. Radcliffe ofVictoria, British Columbia,Canada, and William G.Radcliffe of EI Paso, Texas;three brothers, RuebenNewholm of Wisconsin,WayrrE!" Newhohnof-fowa­and Donald Newholm ofCalifornia; two sisters, loneDuft of Colorado and RoseFast of California; eightgrandchildren and eightgreat-grandchildren.

Condolences my be sentto . the family atwww.lllgroneruidos~m.

Gerald Magoosh, Sr.Gerald Magoosh Sr., 74,

passed away with his lovedones by his side onThursday, Jan. 29, 2009.

He was born July 28,1934, in Mescalero andcomes from a long line ofdescendents of theMescalero Apache Tribe.

His great great grandfa­tber was "Chief Magoosh,"

Funeral services forJean Radcliffe, 88 of

since 1959 with her hus-band. .

She attended St.El~anor'sCatholic Church.

She is survived by fourdaughters, Angela MadgeMartin and her husbandAlan of Conway, S.C.,Jeanne Sue Weems andher husband Dewey ofGreenville, Tenn., Kath­leen.Ann Weems and herhusband Donnie of Alto,and Rosemary El1zabethBrown and her husbandRobert Furlong of Portales;a son, Terry Dave Brownand his wife Judy, ofRoswell, and a daughter inlaw, Sheree Brown ofRuidoso; 14 grandchildren,23 great-grandchildren andthree great-great-grand­children.

She was preceded indeath by a son, CharlieSamuel Brown, a grand­son, Martin WayneConaway and a sister, SueBooth, The family hasrequested memorials to theChristian Childrens Homein Portales or theMescaleroC'areeen'ter.

Condolences may besent to the family atwy;w.lagroneruidoso.com

Jean Radcliffe

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.VVEDNESDA~FEB. 4, 2009

Visitation for MarthaAnn Colligan Brown, 94, of

.A1to, will he Thursday, Feb.5, at LaGrone FuneralChapel in Ruidoso from 10a.m. until noon followed bythe funeral mass at 2 p.m.,at St. Eleanor's CatholicChurch in Ruidoso.

Graveside services willbe Friday, Feb. 6, at 11a.m., at the PortalesCemetery in Portales, N.M.

Mrs. Brown passedaway Jan. 31, 2009, inMescalero.

She was born March 13,1914, in Portales, to MyrtleandlJilve'ColhganWllopte- ..ceded her in death.

She graduated asValedictorian from Portal­es High School in 1932; shewas a member of theJunior Women's Club, aGirl Scout Leader, a book­keeper for several busi­nesses in Portales andworked at the movie the­atre.

It was at this movie the­ater where she met CharlieBrown and married him inJuly 1933, at Farwell,Texas. .

He preceded her indeath in 1997.

She spent most of herlife in Portales and movedto Ruidoso in 1998, whereshe had owned a cabin

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L ongtime Lincoln Count) resident Benny Coker, SI.peacefully passed away from heart failure in Alto. • "NM on Monday.~anuary 19.200'1. lie hadqaolity of

lifeon thisearth righl up until the limehe went 10 join ourlord in healen. He truly enjoyed hisdaily Walks with hisdog Cheyenne and we know he will miss hb occasionalchae, wilh the ncighhnr:or. on the regular mUle he took inEnchanted Forest. Heabo thoroughly loved and enjoyed hi..!'ipccial car, Midnight. and his prede,..eased dtlg~ K/,;'CI andCandy through Ihe years,

;<,: ..,j, ,Benny washom ttl Je~~ Hathaway Coker and Sarah, ""':'Coker in Caner. Oklahoma. on October 4, 1927. when they

were there working in thecorton field... He spent hi..,'t.·hnolyears in Tishomingo. Oklahoma, growing up withhi..fourolder sihlings.

Hb ..istcr, Lillie.de~ded to lake good care q"her;~y;,brother and vinually rai.od him. H' .

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blf1a £b~e e c r v e d in11l'1I11Ih'ough oecombo, J l,'2008 01 S'26(883 75

0101..

fn~:,~~i' 010 tl-,,, $lr~'o O~I65% pel annum unlilp'old. 01 11-0" cvrronlDD,If 'ota 011;;5 ~,,~~~n~obl odaYol~;~n~s ·r.;o,,~aiid' COSls 'ofIhlS 'u,1 In Iho

~io~j" D~jc"~11,~~5j~~OUOI~ it f . ~ lUi 011 ~ p e ~ i~~cosl 01 publ"at,oncosh 01 ,010 and loi~vch olho. o'P.lInSlllIf on~, ouch os 'a''',;and ,nSUfOn~lI A' maybo 'llcurrod by Pla,ntilf, pi", ,nlo,o,'lhllrllon 0' p,o.idod InIh" Modgogll olldNaill

Thll ,010 will ludho'b, mod.. pursuonl 10Iho SJ'pv(ol"dJudgmont and D""oflof FO'llclo.u·'o {onCounh Two, Thlo"and Fou'l "n'O'lld onJanuo'y 11, '2009whllrll.n Chori"s ECr.olg and )ocqvor,,,,,5 C r " I 9 '" " r "owo'dlld judgmenlogo,n.' DofondanlH 1I" a • S a II E IIIe,p",os, Inc, fo' 10'"dow,o pUfpOle. olllyOn tho", nal" UI 01)Ol1Uo,y '2, '2009, f6,Iho unpa,d pf,nc,polbolanco of $358 1B'2 89 oc"ulldInlo,o,t of $ 10.96762plul ,n'0,f".1 ot Ih~curronl dOily folll of S63 79 po. day and 10ffoo-sonoblo otlo, ..o~sI"os lind cosh 01 .hlSs\.li, ,n Iho (Jmounl of S'2,98546

Th" o'pllnslls 01 '''al"olld faa 01 Ihll SpeCialMQ,le, ,hall blldllduclod I'om lhe101.. p,ocood•. bllla,oany sO."focl,on, ofb\.ld~tlllll Any pOllya: d ~nngy '~SClrtIU1~;;:~1may submll ," bid 10Iho Splltlol MOllollIdhof Ofally 0' ,,;

~~!~ng'AIIPfl~I'ho:O b',~~muol bo I", cosh 0'fund, ,n a 10'''''occllp'lablo Jo IhOPr",nllf( olld mu,l bo

rh'~d d~ 50?0 I';" m sol~nPlalnhlr may bid a'Ihe ,01" ond mov

~rp~r, ~~dg~lIl1fOllro ~h~1purchosll pl,CO In I."u01 cosh DofondontC,o,g, mov b,d 011 0'

\ !or~,~~ , 01 a I~~':b,d.t!ng su/lH,onl

-:"7ullto fh~y s~~"'';,;~~

~oesct!'..d·u'~~ne~I °lh~(li"felton 01 IheSpociolMo.ro,

Jumo1 A Asko... oflI:od..-y O,do,ol)Sloan. A~>n & Robb

~~ '2~~sI T~'~,c"SI'~~~~80a...8, M~~~cuoqu87jo3(50SI 76B-135\ i, IhllUltOfnOY fa, .ho Plo,nhff Inqu'flQ' ,ogord'ng 'hr. sal" may 1-:>0modll '0 lome, AA~kllw

I hllroby Cll'"1y Ihol Imarled ° I,uo Gndcorrool copy of Ihll

~Sllt'~~lgI,,1:I~I~~;,ng by

r~;:ogi ~IP~OPd~dy ~1lanuorr 2009 '0 Ih"101l0w'''9

A110"/p ~0;~1 E;1A"o,n ..y fal S'hodowMoomlomltx1ge

'"';~d'l:~q~"i,'"u~~~~~;bff,cll Bo. 1030Ru>dOlcNow MII"ca 883551030

Donald 0 l-1"ne..o"Dobo.oh J 110nll-<.\0"H"n .....o .. f",.,plllOS Inc6101 klltdg.."ppl.Co"""'fl'''glo'' Tx 1MXl1

Dcconioiu· ond OppUf

~~no::,c~~co:"°et1I;"~1,wo~~sUbsti~vlions ,for any

ru\~~::;:nt DnJnv~~:~;Jiand aU documllnh orcorldicolu of Iitio.eloti"g 10 lho ..quipmll_nl, r n v .. ntory.furnlluro ond fl"vfes

M'l: H~~I'·~~ il'f~"W~i~lll St.'I' 'h~ 10110W,,,,,,

o ll"Ol"Ilh ~"nntll, IIt,JDe.l.,- 01 Ih~ ,It>o~l'' ildl,!Tt.''''' or' fO!'b'uor~ ,1009 01 9 o.tl '0 "O!",.. Wit \1"rllQ•• '(II ".1.(JWmt., I,~"

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legal Nolices

18494 4TUl4,11

TWELFTHJUDICIAL DI5'fRICT

COURTCOUNTY OF

LINCOLNSTATE 01=

NEW MEXICO

CITY BANK NEWMEXICO,

iii

VOGH CAMPBEll& 8LUEHER, P C6100 Upto...n BlvdN,E_, Sul10 500

~~i~;;"'B?lfo NlIw1505)884·8444

Suhmlltodby

" .

onlilled ond numb..,lid eeuse, which was,osuil to foroclo~o . an cte and mOflgogohold ~y- Plolnhfl ondwhoro Plaintiff wosgronlod., judgmo,nl ondhas a (,on ogolnll 11.0obovll·dosCfllilld 1001ollolll in Ihl', ~um ,ofS100,73'208 {Indudlnll,nllll~11 10 tho dolo 011010). plus oddilionol~0.11 ond ollornoy'st001 n e ce s s e r r 10ploht! t h e rO,olOltOtO. logolhor w."hco.ts 01 solo includ,n~

Ma,~gtO~lIrop~o 5r:c~0PloinhH hos Iho fight

:fve sU~i~~1 :o~boli;'sp~~In w,,"ng Ploinlilf

moor. ~'rl~ts olliud~,,;~~lFolhll fUfChosll fricOm I,ov a cOlh, A th"dolo ond limo llolodabovo. Iho sete may'

~oo.sc~:J~f:dno~1 ~h~discrol,on of tho5pocioII,l0,IlI'

Plaintiff,

Nolita IS lurlhllrgivlln Ihol Iho. foolp,oporty ,ond

~r;;rJov,Oubj~~~ ,;'~U o~~ond ctl polonl ronr~ollon" oosllmonll,all rece-ded and umoca,dlld lions n c t10fecloslld herllin, andan fii'(-orct-6d~trnd

~;;:~~~~:d a~911cio\a~~:thol. may bl' duoPlomllfl end Ih 0110'nOYI d"clOlm Qil '0,ponSlbd.ly fOf, olldIhll purchoso' 01 Ihll,010 lo~os Ih.. pfoperty subillel 10. Iho volvOloan of 1".0 propertyby Iho counly ossosso' a' '001 or flllrsOn

~I on~ro~~I:,lo ~, i.~~~vfoclu'od homo '0 Iheland, dOOetlvol'OIl of1,,10 I" a mobllo 0'monuloclUfod homoon Iho p,opOrly, ,Iany, .ollv"onmolllolCOnlan"lIl"-IIIOn on Ihllp,ap.,ly, If any, ondtOnong v,olallons canco,n,n\l Iho proporty.,I any

No'ico·" lu,thcfgJ~"n Ihal Ihi. ~olomay bo subl0et 1o a

~~;I<r~fl,'CYa f~~::,g"loI~':'Olln'dlll'OO; Ih~r ;~~rd(OU'O tho cancollol,ollof thl~ solo fUflhof,f any 01 Ih..oo cond;

~~ln\oo'~~11 ~~J ~~,~Tho ~uccolslulb,ddllr's funds shollbll telurllod, and 'ho-

~ro~~;11J 1~:lilO~o. °b~I,obl" 10 Ihll ~utcOHlui b,dder 10 , anydomogllS

Nollco t\ fu,lhefgl"OIl thol Ihepurchoso, 01 such.010 ,hall IlIkll 11110 10Ihll obove- dllsc,ibedrool p'apllrly svbioet10 ony fighls of,odemp,"on. pfo.,d"dby opphcoblo low

DATED a. RUJdo,o

~~v~ry t1,lI ioO~°,

~o~,.ce S'~, oh~r0w. oft~:nSpllCiol Mosie,. w.llon fobruo.y 18, 1009a' 1000 am 01 thll~'('3do·C,,,~dloJ:o dHoo~l,Or,.or RUld",o, Ne",Me"co 883.5, loll andconvory to 'ho h'gho,'b,dd", fo' cOlh all

~'~~I a l,tIoe'1~~ d ~n~r~He~."on Enlor11."'" Inc OOllo(do Honllllon andOllbo.ah J Henlluo"

r1I:td p'?0 ~"e; 1~01l0:~9'o·'\onol I'.op .. "Vlo,ollld 'II l,n(olllCounty, N.", MlI"cound dll't/.bed 0'laMa....

HfNEXSON ENTERPRISES, INC,. a New

~g1J~~D cIf{Po;,sEfJftxSON and DEBORAHJ, HENEXSON.~ttf~'WgWsndMtff~TAINLODGE, INC.;

:r;:~w a~~llic8HiWefsE, CRAIG andJACQUELINE SCRAIG,

D~"""'"

No CV.08-369

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SAtE

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No CVOB·181

NOTICE OF 5AlE

'8492 4T (1l21.28('2)4,11

STATE OF NEWMEXICO

COUNTY OFLtNCOLN

TWE:LFTHJUDICIAL DiSTRICT

Xare;td$;fSDnS

CHARTElI BANK, afodorally charteredsaving. batik,

PIo.nt/ff,

NOllco IS ho,oby g'''on.hol 'ho undll,.'gnodSpoClol Moslor wdl,on Morch 3, '2009 011000 am, ot S05Mo,hom Ru,doloNow MlI':CO, ,,,JI ondconvey 10 'hl! h,ghllolblddlll 10f calh 01 IhllIlmll 01 th" 1010 allIho "ghl 1,110 andmlllr"sl 01 tho obovonllmod OlllOlldonls 'IIand to Iho lollowlngd"Hflbod rOO I 01'0'0loco'od . ,n Iho abovo·1I0mod Counly olldStolo

Lol 3 Block 8 01AGUA fRIA SUIlDIVI510N lIncolnCounty.' Now MlI"co", showlI by Iho pialIho,oof 1,I"d ,n IhoOlt.<o 01 .ho Coun' VClo'~ ol)d E.-off,c,oRl'co,do'· 01 L,n'oln

~:J~~y, 1~s"t M"."o

LESS AND EXCHTING THEREfROM atlOct of land ,n lOI 3810d 8; Aguo f"o5vbd,v">on !.,ncolnCou .. ly, NlI'" Mu'CodllH"bed bv mllle,o"d bound, a,folio...,

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN t h u tIhll ,oal pfopllrly ondImp,a.vom .. nt,cancllrnlld wllh hOle'n",illtlo-fOI&-,ubrert 10'any ond all polontfllSO,vollonl, "010n"lllnls, all roco,dodand untecordlld t,ons

~~~ f~lloc~:~~~do~or~~dunrllcordod Ipe(lqlq'·'lISlmo"I, ond10'01 thaI _ may boduo Plo'I)IIH and 'Is

~~~~'onn~Y~'lit~iICJ~;~ o~~Iho purchosll' al Ih"0010 lokos thll propelIy SUbIO(I la, lh"vo(uol,on of lito p'apfI,ly by 'ho CountyA""Hor os fool Orporso"al p,opofly,ofll~tvrll of anymob.lo 01 mo II!.""cIv'ed homo 10 fit ll

;fl7~' 10 d:oc:K~~W~ ~:monufoctu,od homoan Iho propofly ,IOily, ""vflonm"nlal~Olllomlnol,on on IIIlIproplHly ,I ally. o"dlall'lIg vlolollon~ cOn~fI,nlng Ih" p,op"dy.Iiony

N+c~ Voga,S~cial'Maol"fPO Bo~ 383Carmolo. NM 883011505) 648-2463

Dofondonh

Ronoo Rulh•logal A.mlanlSusan C L,lflll &

I~05'Wg~~~~~FOl (505)'2S4.~n'2

BRYAN fARU5 AIeABRYAN W FARUSVALERIE A WARDAKA VALERIE A

~~~ II. Y6R10 ~~T'6~

CREDIT COMPANYlLC,

NOTICE IS fURTHEil. GIYEN .halIho pv'chooor 01 such

~I: ~1:'~v:o~~o:~I:~b:d

;~ola P~~~""\~I S~~I~I~"ghl of r"domp Ian

",,': "B1~ck018 lo~ A...~~flliA ~U90IV1SIO.Nl,n,ol ... Co.. ,,11 1>4.*

~:"c;lol o~".~~j" ',j~~," 'h. 011,,·. 01 .,..Co""'Y (1.'\ ,,1\" to0,1,.,0 I.,o,d.· il'1

~''''?;~4 C::.~:'\ed"'~;m.'.o .,,,d boun.h '"IaUe-t

811g,lI II' n g "I , .. 1ISou'heo'l (o,,'e' oflO,d LOI 3, IhllnceNo,lh o? dogfoll. 41m.nutol 58 'lICOndl

b:~0~°';J .:.~o LJ.O\~a d"lonCll of 105Tfoel Ihenco Soulh 14dog'lIM _ \0 m'lIulll' OT•• cond, W.,1 a d>l

:::..-u S:!.t. 8~J:' :.ilOI 3 '~nc. Norl~ 03do:tgfMl 36 ""nul., 38S.COndl EOtl ..d"lo"clI 01 IB 41 lu.110 Ih. 10,d place 01beg''''''''9-

152legal N<:-Oti-COI--"

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fOE (l-<1d JANe DoeI rue II II m • ,

u..knowlIl lenarlls

Do:tf.~onl(11

No CVoa-311

NonCE Of' Wf

N6TlCf' IS HfU8YGIV!N Illol 0"

~b,~ ~r· t02&ra ,::1

tI•• " .. d.·'HV".J~r'~'oll.l,h:::.·1~rnl':~~~01 Ih. l'neol" (o"..t-,~ \I u , t .... " V I •

'ol:.:,·o' I o.~fr "fiN ~I\:,.,1\1 1>11. o"d,n"" ••1 01 .h. <I~o~.ncj"'.<i O."~donh ,n".... 10 Ih. .....,nO"..d.\,,,be4 '.01 .'I~.

l:. 1~':" "'il\~ b.d ,

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18491 4T (1)2l,28(214,11

STATE OF NEWMEXICO

COUNTY OFLINCOLN

TWELFTHJUDICIAL DISTRICT

SUNTRUSTMORTGAGE,INC.

""''''.

Plalnllff,

THE fOREGOINGSALE will b.. n"lodo 101011,11 a iv(/gmonl,o:tndo'od by .ho obovo

';~t~;t'od,n 0~~1I na..,~b:;od cOU.lI on .January9. 1009, bOlng onocllon to lorodosll a

:~ ~Ivg: .gd";,I ~ ~ I blahJ'WOP"fly Tho Plo,n

i~~/Ud~~d~r;:ion.'O~1 w~'~~ •cosls, IS S68.01530 olld•ho sarno boo,. ,nlOfOsl 01 7 50,;, por onnum

¥o~~ Dth~o~~:~nl 1:,luch ,ntorll" 10 .hlldolo of ,lIll1 will bllsalo 84 Thll Pfoll\.iff

~~~h Ih~ol~igh~n~o ~~tm~:ils bid vOfbolly 0' Inw,iljog Tho PI,"nllff

moor~ c:rtl~fs o\li\.l~~m:~~fo Ihll purchol0 PfiCOIn 101lV of co,h. Thllsol" may be po.1pOllfld ond fOschlld'ulod 01 Ihll d,H.ollonof "'1I SpaCIal Mo'I"f

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN lholIho roo I p,oporly andImp r a v e n"l o·n I ,concQ,nod wlln nor ..,,1will bo sold lubiod 10Qny and all PQIOnlrllle,vo',on', O(lSOmonl. oil r.. co,dodond un,oco.dnd hon,

~~~ 1~ljllC;~~~~de~",~~ndvnr"corded speciglasses,ments and10IDS Ihol may bllduo_ Plolnllff and 'IIorlornop. dlSclo,m all,ospnnllb,lo.y fOf, andIho pUIChosor 01 thll1010 lok.e, Iho propll'

~Yo I ~~~I~~l ~o( II~:I1.ropor/y by tkeCounly AlleHor as

~~oapIO'IYo r on,~t'u'r~ I' ~lany mo'bdll 0' m"nvfocturod homll '0 Ih..lOlld, deoc!,wrl,on 01t.lIe 10 a mob,lo 0'monufoclufod homoon tho propofly, .t

~~X'Dml~~'.I~'no n;no n:~~propllrly. if Qny, ondtoning .1010',onoCOI)Cll.fn,ng lhop'operty, if any

NOTICE IS FUR,HER GIYEN Iho'Ihe purcho,lIr 01 ouch,010 sholl loko hila 10Iho obovo dllHflbod

;:01 a p~~~orll~ I I~~I~IC~tlgh' 01redomp 'on

FLAGSTAR BANI<,FSB,

".~OkUl HI.IENtRP~

):IIANUEGSH; ESMTYllH

jOn~°'ll~NfIU::JJfNE DOE (truenames un'nownj,Tenants,

Delencblt(s).

No. CV-08-305

NoTICE OFSAlE

NOTICE IS HERE8YCIYEN Ihol onFobruory II, '2009, 01

:hli0 hov~ 1I0~ 1I1?{'[Jg~~d

5po(l!)1 Mallor w,II,at Iho n e r t h e c s Ienl'ollce 01 IheLincolll Covnly Couf!

~o"u:i~'o COsf~\tOl~11 ~h:,ighl, 'Iillo end inlerlUI <;II Ihe ub cv e .

~~3"'fo ?h~"'l.~~;t~oh~~doscribod fool oslolo10 Ih" hlghosl biddolfor cosh Tho plopllrly 10 bll sold IS locolod01 1041 Mechem, Uml10, RUldo.o, ond is

- "t1-uo~o-···.It-· ·lHH·oi..Counly. N..... M.... iccand II Ilorllculodydllscrlblldas follows

Unll 10 of MYSTICPINES ESTATES,

~,~clo~n '2COU~I~Id~eowMu,co, belhg po,1 01

~IIJOP10IBI~~k l~S o~ fhlr~Addillon 1o C'OIl

~ut~i~,~,~~ Q~ II ~~oh~~trod l~~ 8,1:1 Ok~c~fll~1~~~of~~,~nlYRo~~~d~r on01lincoin CounlyMorch '21 1980 ,n

. Tubo No 69~

TOGETHER WITH"SAID Un,1 S uodlvidod,nlllr"sl in Iho common 0100 and 10ClI,

~'::OI:fl Mc~t~cdo~i~~um~, Unl1 '2 o~dOHi,blld 111 lhoOOclOfolion andBy·Laws f,r"d' of

:~co'~oorof61 '2oS! }J,~~Rocofds, .Pago~ 536 10S65 mclu>lvfl

130

152

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legal NoIiCII

MO~~~~~;:'ldnNC ..Plaintiff,

".BRYAN M. BAILEY,JANE DOE BAILEY,

2i~(YgfHa.r~~~~SONS CLAIMING ANINTEREST IN ANDTO THE SUBJECTREAL PROPERTYADVERSE TO THE

PLAINTIFF,

Defendants

No. CV08-212

NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBYGIVEN !flot on Ino121h day of Februaryi009 01 the hour of10:00 orn. 01 the

~~~~tSOm M,x,?~~li~?dSlreet. Ruidoso. NewMeKico, the undersignee! o~ Ihe CourlflPPOlnled SpeclolMosler, wjll oller lor50Ie and 5ell 10 .the

~iiJd~~i,1 fo~i~g:ri. l~~lollowing de5cribedreal e5101e siluole inLincoln County, Stole01 New Me~ico,

,Io-wil

I,.ols 8StJ and 8S1 01SKYLAND, Ruidoso.Lincoln Counly. NewMe~ico. os shown by1he pial thereof filed

~'in Ihe ofhce 01 theCounly Clerk of Lincoin, March 30. 1918

Ihe OroOerly oddresspf, the obove deter Ibed real properly"Wellrro~ll R~oar~~'Ruidoso, New Me~ico.

883J5, such sale to be· !\eld pursuonl to and

in accordance wilhthe Final Judgmenlond Decree liled inIhe C1bove enlltledcouse to lareclosure aMorlgage on Ihe lsIday 01 January '2009.Wherein Ihe Ploinliff.MOREQUITY. INc..

....... 05 granledtUd~mt'nt over ond

"0901051 Ihe real oroparty and ImprovemenlS described

,'herein inlhe lotol'amaunl of S41. 990,83Which Judgmenl is a

'nrst morlgOge lienencumbrance, andw hie ham a u n.lincludes ali 01 Plain

-tiff's reasonable ollorl1ey fees, lo~ cnel

'casls to dote and e~

oen5es 01 the SpecialMosler. costs of publi

~gbilone~~~e.Sd:tt01db~~'lot include keeping

.Ihe re<ll eslole ond all'.improvemenls'.Ihereon insured, pay

,ng la~es and OS5essmenls uoon soid reo I

.liIslale. if necessary,'and all oddilionalamOunls paid lormaking all other paymenls. charges, costs

, and e~penses thaI, may be incidenl 10 the· conservalion. preser'vation and mainlenonce of Ihe real eslaIc. il necessary, andmaking all 01her POY

· menls, charges, coslsand e~penses lhalmay be incidenl 10 Iheconservation, prf;:servolion and mOlnlenonce 01 lhe real eslale involved in Ihi,>oClion. including 0111ImprovementsJheroon, logelher withI.nleres! thereon,

· which amounts movbe adoed 10 SOld

· Judgments 01 thet,me 01 lhe loreclosure sale or rlJinslallJHlent

118471 311121,28(2)4

TWELFTH JUDI(IAL DISTRICT

COUNTY OFLINCOLN

5T~lE-o~Ne:wMEXICO

NO TICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Iho.Ihll '1I01 p.Opllfly olld,mpfo.vllmllnl1 COlicllfllod wolh hO'lI'lI...,11 bll lotd I"b'0et '0OilY olld 011 pololl'11IIo,v01!01l1 "010menh all 'oco.dedlind unfecorded hell I.. 01 10f.clol.d hOf011land ",old.d andI;nre,01d,d lpe"o·1011.I.m.1I1. andIOle! ond 'hoI moy bed~

~.oo/:"W" th1.t,;ii,iI

.l~\\'~~o

onll.~tl..

'UOlmt"S~~~I< 1

MISSING fromarea behindpolice station.Medium sue,red, longcurly tall, partchow & partshepherd.Nomed LD.Has blue collarwith lag. Owners nome ont e s , Pleasecall 378·4419 ornumber on'00.

.notices100·152

•

I

RepaIrs Stave , Ref.Washer, Drvers,dishwashers, weutneriling & MIs.cHandvmon repairArthur. 104·1232

Does your childneed a TUTOR ICall Natasha 575­64().1076. Degree In

H~~~wtlfrtalpE~~~~child. with homework reading etc.

General Silllcil 3304Need to sell

Office Space lor'lnt. 350 SQ II. &?4Yjer. Call 515·808·

·10 CALL 937·0043

8ell Storage 953

Olllcl SPice ForRenUSaie 952

something?Phone 257·4001 Jewelry IlcpalrRuidoso News

Classifieds Watch IlcpalrRingJizin~, Remeums,

Gelllral Selllcil 3304 CunomDtliWl'Appraisal•.- ftamrte~ft~ftoh -

IBLUE

Rep.ilir. En~rmYing

lDduJ&lDui IllIIbdIII'lUOlluddutb Drtvt

D HOVER(575) 630.00671·- 0 rJ " Ts u C 1 ION

Specializing InDerks,Rmwdels (,PalnUng.

CaD BlUE354-89J5.931-4391 Ah.O

Nt.! uce 894&3

All Yard, Mawing, B~WrteConstrudIonTrees: Remove,~rou~fin~~kin\ u,U;~e:~ ThomaIIIiiIanIestnce83. 257-5808 _1Ols·1iIITillil

~ ....~CHILD CARE 24n ....:2""..· •CHILDREN 2YRS.

WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 4- 2009

Gift BasketMisty Mountain

2 TicketsBye Bye Birdie

The Spencer Theater

Dinner for TwoSmokey B's

•

2 TicketsThe Drowsy Chaperone

The Spencer Theater

$25 Gift' CertificateCandle·Power

..

$25 Gift CertificateMitchell's Turquoise & Silver

(2 to be given away)

1994 JOlf,~osoCoroIiO

levi Auto Sole ..(5751527-8691

AuIo FO/ Sell 9112003Ford Wlnd~tar

S4,995Levi Aulo Sales

(5751521·8691

1996eroscuncssSierraS1,2~O

L€-¥i, AulQ-&-oles(575)511·8697

Office or RetailSpace for rent. 1 000~?31 ft. Call 515.931.

05 Mitsubishi t.cncerSS,IW5

levi AUla Sale s(5151521-8697

2006 PT Cruiser$7,995

t.evt Auto sores{S7515i78691

1002F1lrdWinds lorS4,400

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Dinner for TwoLandlocked Restaurant

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The Body Bar, t870 Sudderth * Mounlaln Arts. 2530 Sudderth *. Mlsly Mounlaln. 2301 Sudderth

Inn ofthe Mounlaln Gods. Apache Splrll Club * Casino Apache. Apache Splrll Club

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Like a house with only so manydoors, there are only so manyways to enter a story.You can start at the beginning,meet the heroes and/or hero­ines. and watch the team mem­bers assemble and set out ontheir adventures.:Or you can -enter a story at themiddle, with the heroes and/orheroines at the height of theirpowers.Or you can come in at the end,mast particularly 'right at .themoment when the whole she­bang starts to fall apart.

Fox's "Dollhouse," premieringFriday, Feb.13, very possibly liesbehind door NO.3.

The one-hour fanta.§y/drama isthe creation of Joss Whedon,belovedby fans and critics for hisprevious TV series "BuHy theVampire Slayer," "Anger and"Firefly." .Eliza, Dushku -- who playedrogue vampire slayer Faith on

- both ~8uffy" and "Angel" .- starsas Echo, a young woman Whoworks for an illegal organizationthat has wiped clean her memo­ries and personality. She is an"Active," and for those who canpay, the organization imprintscompletely new identities on theActives to suit the needs of aparticular situation or crisis.Then, when the need no longerexists, the Actives are returnedto their slightly" blank, mind­wiped selves, living together in aZen-themed domicile nicknamedthe "Dollhouse,"

.Unfo.rtunately for the organiza­.non, Echo's memories are start­ing to leak through.At the same time, in the outsidewortd, FBI agent Paul BallardfTahmoh Penikett) is determinedto piece together the truth aboutthe Dollhouse with the help ofRussian informant Lubov (EnvarGJokaj),Harry Lennix ("The Matrix'"sequels) plays Echo's handler.Boyd Langton; Dlchen Lachmanplays Ac;tive Siena: Fran Kranzpial's ··Topher· Brink, theOollhouse's tech genius; andOlivia WlIIlams plays AdelleDeWitt, one of the Dollhouse'sleaders.Also making an appearance Is-Anger veteran Amy Acker as 8

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speak for myself, but also Charlesand Dave (Kelley and Haywood.Scott's colleagues in LadyAntebellum), in saying that we'relust fans of music in general. Welisten to things from before wewere born, as well as the mostcurrent stuff."Nettles has a 2007 Grammy forher collaboration with rock's BonJovi on 'Who Says You Can't GoHome,".but she looks forward towinning one for her Sugarlandefforts with guitarist-vocalistKristian Bush."That is a big, big hope of mine,"she admits, "for as much and ashard as Kriatlan and I worktogether,"

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FIS Alpine WorldChampionships. From Vald'lsere, France. (Taped) (CC)

1:00 p.m, KOBR KTSM SkIIngUSSA Visa FreestyleInternational Skilercro8s.From Deer Valley, Utah.(Taped) (CC)

SUNDAY1:00 p.m. KOBA KTSM SkIIng

FIS Alpine "'orldChampionships. From Vald'tsere, France. (Taped) (CC)

MISCELLANEOUS

SUNDAY9:00 p.m. ESPN2 2008 World

Series of Poker: EuropeMain event, from London.(Taped)

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SUNDAY12:30 p.m, SPEED AMA

Racing Supercro88Anaheim. From Ananelm,Cal~. (Taped)

1:30 p.m. SPEED AMARacing Suparcroaa Lltea ­Ananelm. .Frnil'l'Anatnnm,·Cala. (Taped)

RODEO

SATURDAY6:00 p.m. VS. Bull Riding

PBR Built Ford ToughSeries. From Tampa, Fla.(Taped)

SUNDAY6:00 p.m, VS. Bull Riding

PBR Built Ford ToughSeries. From Tallahassee,Fla. (Taped)

SKATING

SATURDAY2:00 p.m. KOBR KTSM Figure

Skellng Skete For the Heart.(Taped) (CC)

SOCCER

FRIDAY7:00 p.m. GALA Flitbol de la

Llga Mexlcana Teeos U.A,de Guadalajara VB.Monlerrey. (En Vivo)

1:00 a.m. FSC A-LeagueSoccer Semilinal, First Leg ­

Adefalda United vs.Melbourne Victory. (Live)

SATURDAY8:00 a.m. FSC English

Premier League SoccerBlackburn Rovers vs. AstonVilla. (Live)

12:30 p.m. FSC Italian Serle ASoccer Milan vs. Regglna.(Live)

2:30 p.m. FSC Italian Serle ASoccer Leece VB. Inter.(Taped)

8:00 p.m. KTDO Flitbol de laLlga Mexicans Torneo deClauauta 2009: ChlvasGuadalajara VB. Necaxa.Desde Estadio Jausco.Gusdalajara. (En Vivo)FSC English PremlarLeague Soccer Everton VB.Elelton Wanderers. (Same­day Tape)

8:00 p.m, KTDO Flitbol de laL1gs Mexlcana Tomeo deClausur,; 2009: Allanle va.Jaguares de Chlapaa.Desde Estedlo AndresQuintana Roo, Canclin.Mexico. (En Vivo)

SUNDAY9:00 e.m. FSC English

Premia, League seeeerWasl Ham United va.Msnchealer Unllad. (Live)

11:00 a.m. KTDO Foitbol da 'aL1ge Mexlesns Tomeo deClausura 2009: Pumas

Soous CominuGdFinal Round. F,om TorreyPlnas Gall Club In La Jolla,Cal~. (L1va) (CC)

1:00 p.m.KDBC KBIM PGATour GOlf Buick Invltatlc!"al- Flnai Round. From TorrayPlnas Golf Club In La Jolla,Calli.(1:Ive}-{CC) .

GYMNASTICS

SUNDAY2:00p.m. ESPN2 Woman's

Collaga Gymnastics.Alabama at Gaorgla. (Tapad)

HOCKEY

SUNDAY10:30 a.m. KOBR KTSM NHL

Hockey Dalrolt Rad Wlngaat Plttaburgh PengUins.From .the Mellon Arena inPillsburgh. (Liva) (CC)

MONDAY5:00 p.m. VS. NHL Hockey

New York Rangers at NewJersey Devils. FromPrudential Center in Newark,N.J. (Live)

TUESDAY5:00 p.m. VS. NHL H~ckey

San Jose Sharks at BostonBruins. From TO BanknorthGarden in Boston. (Live)

WEDNESDAY6:30 p.m.FSIIZ NHL Hockey

Phoenix Coyotes at DallasStars. From AmericanAirlines Center in .Dallas.(Live)

MOTORCYCLE RACING

FRIDAY10:00 a.m,SPEED AMA

Racing supereress - SanFrancisco. From SanFrancisco.(Taped)

Tony Parker laads the san Anlonlo Spurs agslnst Iha Bosloncallies Sunday on ABC.

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WBA Champ lenships. FromAnahelm, Calli. (Same-dayTapa) (iTV)

FOotSAI,.L

SUNDAY2:30 p.m, KOBR KTSM NFL

Feetball AFC'NFC ProBowl.·From Aloha.Stadium inHonolulu. (Liva) (CC)

GOLF

THURSDAY1:00 p.m. GOLF PGA Tour

Golf Buick Invitational ­First Round. From TorreyPines Golf Club in La Jolla,Cam. (Liva)

FRIDAY1:00 p.m. GOLF PGA Tour

Golf Buick Invltallonal ­Second Round. From TorreyPines. Golf Club in La Jolla,Calif. (Live) (CC)

SATURDAY11:00 a.m.GOLF PGA Tour

Golf Buick Invltallonal ­Third Round.. From TorreyPines Golf Club in" La Jolla,Calif. (Live) (CC)

1:00 p.m. KOBC KBIM PGATour Golf Buick Invitational- ThIrd Round. From TorreyPines Golf Club in La Jolla.Calif. (Liva) (CC)

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pooch pageants returns'withnights of: prime-time coveragTwenty~five'hundred dogs aentered,but only one will waout with the coveted title of bein 'snowLast year, that wasbeagle cailed Uno. The Doguear, as

FrenCh mastiff or Bordeaux bulldog, makes its Westmihstedebut thia year.

7 p.m. on A&E InterventionWhen Angelina was 8, her

family grew apart over an argu­rnentover moneyand her moth·er turned to prescrlpuon- drugsand cocaine. After graduatingfrom high school, Angelinabecame her younger brother'slegal guardian, but she turned todrugs after becoming over.whelmed with the job of takingcare of her addicted mother andher brother. She spent her$350,000 trust fund onOxyContin, then turned tocheaper drugs.

8 p.m. on KRWG KENWAmerlcsnExperlence

The new, episode uTheAssassination of AbrahamLincoln" remembers the 16thpresident of the United States­born 200 years ago this week­by focusing -on the two monthsfollowing his death, When anation mourned and authoritiessought his killer. Actor Will Patton("A Mighty Heart1 reads lh~words of assassin John WilkesBooth.

8 p.m, on KOBR KTSMHeroes

Superpowers continue to notbe the best things to wish forwhen, after a series of events,the Heroes are on the run fromtheir latest adversary and oneoftheir own, Nathan Petrelli (AdrianPasdar). When Malt (GregGrunb"erg) paints a series ofprophetic images, the tragic fateof someone close to mrrr- isrevealed. ElseWhere, Sylar(zachary Quinto) ccntinues tosearch for his father and encoun­ters a young outcast (guest staDan Byrd) Wjt/) Information.

.Ad.lsn ....d8r stara In"Heroea" Monday on NBC.

7 p.m. on KTSM Movie: xmIf you aren't getting your adren­

aline-rush quota from "24." oheckout this little number, Which alsohas a female president 01 t/leUnited States - but not for long.She's assasslnatad while gMng aspeech, and the only suspect Is aman found wounded in the woodsthree months later.He has amne-­sia, and the only clue to his Iden­tity is t/le "XIII" tattooed on hisneck, Val Kilmer and StephenDorff lead the cast of this newtwo-part thriller.

7 p.m. on KDBC KBIMThe 51stAnnual Grammy Awards

It could be e big night for UIWayne.The rapper is up for eighttrophies at this year's edition ofthe music industry's top awards.Coldplay is right behind him withseven nominations, followed byKanye West, Jay·Z and Ne·Yowith six each. Katy, Perry isscheduled to perform her nomi­nated song, "I Kissed a Girl,"accompanied by selected videosof fans singing along.

Stephen Dorll allira In "XIII"Sunday on NBC.

7 p.m.on KRWG KENWNature

Youthought your commute wastough? The new episode"Drakensberq: Barrier of Spears"follows the creatures of southernAfrica's Orakensberg Mountainson their daunting' springtimemigration. When rainfall destroysthegrasstands below, the animalsmust make their way up sheercliffs and through snowstorms toget to the grassy plateau. Theeland, a variety of antelope thatdoesn't look built for climbing, hasan especially tough time of it.

SUNDAY2:30 p.m. on KOBR KTSM NFL

FootballThe long NFL seasoncomes to

an end - albeit an anticlimacticone - with the Pro Bowl, held forthe 30th. consecutive year in

.Honolulu. All the bumps, bruisesand last-second losses don't stingas much for the players, who getto enjoy a fun-filled afternoon inHawaii's sun-drenched capital.Next year's game moves toMiami, the host city for SuperBowl XLIV. and will be played theweekend before the NFL champi­onship.

Calh.rlne Bell stara In "TheGoodWltl:h'aGanten" SaIurdayon Hallmark Channel

SATURDAY7:15a.m. on MAXMovie: Diafurbla

Cleverly upaating AlfredHitchcock's "Rear Window," this2007 suspense drama casts ShiaLaBeouf as a youth whose anqer.problems get him placed underhouse arrest. Deprived of hisusual distractions, he starts s ­iftg-<lA-fleigIlilor&---W'<lO-J'~IUe-_an attractive newcomer (SarahRoemer) as well as a possibleserial killer (David Morse). Carrie­Anne MQss playsLaBeouf'srnoth-"er, who could end up in perilbecause of his sleuthing.

6 p.m. on KFOX KASANASCAR Ra~lng

Before getting down to the seri­ous business of Daytona 500preparation and points collecting,NASCAR's top drivers compete inthe Budweiser Shootout, an all­star race featuring 2008's polewinners and past Shootoutchamps. Among those seeking acut of the $1 million-pluspurseareCup defending champion JimmieJohnson, Jeff Gordon, DennyHamlin, Kyle Busch and CarlEdwards. The 75-lap exhibitioncovers 187.5 miles at DaytonaInternational Speedway.

5 p.m, on TNTMovie: Gl1ledHands: The Ben'CarsonStory

Show him the scalpel! CubaGooding Jr.has the title role in thisinspiring new biodrama. Ben is apoor kid from inner-city Detroitwhose mom instills in-hima loveofreading. That takes him throughhigh school, college and medicalschool to his current position asdirector of pediatric neurosurgeryat the esteemed Johns HopkinsUniversity Hospital.

7 p.m.on HALL Movie: TheGood Witch's Garden

If you liked last year's "TheGood Witch," starring CatherineBell ("JAG." "Army Wives') as anewcomer to a small' town whomayor may not be a witch, hereshe is again in a sequel. Her char­acter, Cassie Nightingale,is finallystarting to feel at home in her newtown when another newcomershows up, claiming to be the right­fulowner of her family homestead.Chris Potter ("Heartland") andJordy Benattar ("The Spide

','1" .

7 p.m, on KWBQ EverybodyHates Chrla

Put 'em up! In this newepisode, Coach Thurman (PaulBen-Victor)· s~ggests Chris(Tyler James Wilson) take upboxing to defend himself againstCaruso (Travis Flory). A neigh·borhood beauty puts on "snows"for Julius (Terry Crews) from herbedroom Window, unaware thather audience is really Drew(Tequan Richmond) and his pals.Julius is more concerned withwhat Rochelle (Tichina Arnold)might be up to when he seessome strange calls on the phonebill.

8 p.m.on KDBC KBIMFlashpolnl

Hold on tight for this newepisode, which finds the SRUtrying to stop a sniper who's tak­ingpeople out all over the !:ity.This time it's personal in moreways than one, as Ed (HughDillon) realizes that the sniper is •the son of a man he killed. And amember of the team strugglesfor life after being caught in thegunman's fire. Enrico Colantoniand Amy Jo Johnson also star in~Between Heartbeats."

8 p.m.on KOBR KTSM FridayNight L1ghta

The title of this new episode is"Hello Goodbye." and boy, does itfit. On the hello side, we have thereturn of. Saracen's (2achGilford) mom (Kim Dickens),Who's been away for years andwants them to pick up wherethey left off. As for goodbyes,Smash (GalUS Charles) leavesDillon for tne first time, while lYra(Adrlanne PaJiekl) dumps Landry(Jesse Plemons) for rodeo riderand bad boy Cash (ZachAoerlg). Kyle Chandler andConnie Britton also star.

FRIDAY7 p.m.on KDBC KBIM

Ghost WhlapererCrossing over is best done

without excess baggage. In thisnew episode, Melinda· (JenniferLove.Hewitt) meets the Qhost ofan overbearing mother Witha bigsecret. Of course, she needs tolet go of that secret before shecan complete the journey to theother side. Camryn Manheimalso stars in "Slow Burn,"

Jennller J,ove Hewitt atare In"Ghoat Whlsperer" Friday onCBS.

8:31 p.m. on KOBR KTSM30 Rock

\!The course of love never runssmooth, and that goes for infatu­ation, too. Liz (Tina Fey) wants toget to know het handsome, newneighbor (Jon Harnm. "MadMen"), but that proves easiersaid than 'done. Elisa's (SelmaHayek) grandmother doesn'tapprove of her relationship withJack (Alec BaldWin) because helooks just like the villain in one ofher soaps. Partying with theinterns takes a toll on Tracy(Tracy Morgan) in the newepisode "Generaftsslmn" •

8 p.m.on KWBQ SupernaturalSomeone hand her - it? - a

copy of "How to Be Your OwnBest Friend,"and maybe throw in~He's Just Not That Into You." Inthis new episode, Sam and Dean(Jared Padalecki, JensenAckles) trace a series of fatalwife beatings 10 the Siren, ashape-shifting creature desper­ate for love that compels peopleto destroy themselves to prove it.And now the Siren's spell is forc­ing the brothers to fight eachother to the death in "Sex &Violence."

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c-~~ -'Nichofas--Turtun a ("I NPronounce You Chuck andLarry") and Jason Lewis ("Sexand the City") guest star.

Jensen·Ackles 'stars In"Supernatural" Thursday onThe CW;

THURSDAY7 p.m. on LIFE Movie:

The QueenLong live the Mirren! Helen

Mirren won an Oscar for her per­trayal of Queen Elizabeth II inthis 2006 drama, which was alsonominated for best picture. Theperiod of time the film focuses onis right after Princess Diana'sdeath, when her silence wasinterpreted by the public andmedia as uncaring. JamesCromwell, Alex Jennings andSylvia Syms co-star.

8 p.m. on KDBC KBIM CSI:Crime Scene, InvestigationDuring the course of an inves-

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TUESDAY8 a.m,on HBO The Mustc tnMe: Chlldren·s Recitals From

Classical 10 latin,Jazz 10 Zydeco

Anyone who's ever gottenweary of nagginga child to prac­tice the piano or violin will beinspired by this documentaryprofiling six.youngstersWho arepassionate about their music.They include an ll-year old cel­list who speakseloquentlyabout"feelingn the music and a 7-year~

old zydeco accordionist whogets lessons from Grandpa inhis dreams. Who knows; yourreluctant kid might develop arenewed interest in picking upthat Instrument.

Maca.iay Culkin stars In "Rlchle Rich·' Sunday on TNT,

efforts of a bright girl to riseabove the hardships of tene­ment life in crce-tann NewYork.James Dunn won an AcademyAward as best supporting actorfor the role of the father; youngstar Peggy Ann Garner won aspecial Academy Award for herperformance. Dorothy McGuirealso stars.

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6 p.m. on APL Dog ShowThe Westminster Kennel Club

Dog Show is coming up, but ifyou want a doggy fi. ahead·oftime, check oU1 the AKC AgilityNational Championship. Thesecanines don't just paradearound the ring looking pretty;this competition is all aboutshowing their smarts and theirspeed as they navigate'a com­plicated series of obstacles.Andirs as much fun for the specta­tors as it is for the dogsalmost.

6 p.m. on TCM Movie: A TraeGrowe In Brooklyn

Based on the novel by BettySmith and directed by EllaKazan, the beautifully made,sensillve 1945 film follows the

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Movie: Richie RIChMacaulay Culkin stars in the

title role of this 1994 comedyJ about the richest boy in the

world. Complications arise torthe boy who has everythingmoney can buy when he uncov­ers a villainous executive'sscheme to cash in on the familyfortune. Directed by DonaldPetrie, the moviealso stars JohnLarroquette, Edward Herrmannand Christine Ebersole.

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8 p.m.on KDAT KVIALostWeneed Dramamine just to keep

us from passing out with all theseMists, Locke (Tsny O'Quinn! takeson the burden of trying to stop theisland's increasingly violent shiftsthrough time. Meanwhile, Ben(Michaet Emerson) hits a roadblock1'1 me attempt to reunite theOceanic6 andbring them back to the Islandin -"This Place Is Death." NaveenAndrews,. Matthew Fox, JorgeGarcia and Evangeline Ufly atscstar.

Terry O'Qulnn stars In "Losl"Wednesday on ABC.

8 p.m. onKDBC KBtMCriminalMinds

Serial killers are all sick tickets,buttheonesought by theBAU in thisnew episode is sicker than most. Hehas a bit of mortuary science train­ing, and he doesn't jus! klll his vic:urns: he embalms them so he cankeep them around for a while. Ew.Cyblil Shepherd quest stars as asuspect's mother in "Cold Comtort"

7 p.m,on I(RWG KENWLooktngfor Lincoln

Ukemany greathistorical ligures,Abraham Llncoln's story hasbecome thestuffof legend. Buthowmuch of that legend is true? In thisnew special, scholar Henry LouisGates Jr. seeks the real Lincoln bystudying the writings of those whoknew him and interviewing thosewho have studied his life. FormerEbony magazine editor leroneBennett discusses Lincoln's standon race, and writer Joshua Shenkweighs in on hisdepression,

WEDNESDAY7 am, on HBOMovie: Juno

Diablo Cody's Oscar-wlnnlnqscreenplay lor this superb comedy-

. itmanand titlestarElten Page the meansfor theirownAcademy Award nomi­nations. Juno Is a bright teen whose·hookup with herQest-lriend (MichaelCera) leads toherpregnancy - andhersearch for a couple to raise thechild. Jennifer Garner and JasonBateman are excellent as prospec­tiveadoptive parents.

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8 p.m. on KWBQ PrivilegedMegan (JoAnna Garcia) IS

thrilled to hear that Will's (BrianHallisey) lather (Steven Culp) isstarting a new magazine basedon her and Will's idea, but shesoon discovers thai the maga­Zine's new editor·ln-chief, DavidBesser (Robert Buck/ay), is noleasyto please.

Mark Harmon stsIB In "NCIS"Tuasday on CBS.

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8 p.m. on KDBC KBIMTheMentalist

All you need is a littte moodlighting, soft musicand a heapingglass of CourvolSler,· right? WithPatriCk Jane's(SimonBaker)be/p,Cho (TlmKling)goesundercoveras-asweel~talking ladiesmanwithall the right moves _in order tocatch a killerwho has his own setof pseudomentalist techniques In~Crimson Cananova." RobinTunney and Owain Yeoman alsostar,

TUESDAY7 p.m. on KDBC KBIM NCISIf we'vesaid itonce, we'vesaid

it a million times: Don't get your­self wrapped up in an lnner-eitygang war when you're investigat­ing the death of, a Marine. Butthat's just what the members oftheNCIS teemdo.WtrJ? BecausethEl\- cont listen 10 us. Makingmatters worse, Gibbs (MarkHarmon) must lacedowndemonsfrom his past when he finds acrypticmessagewaiting forhim atthe crime scene. Muse Watsongueststars.

7 p.m. on KOBR KTSMTheBlggesll..oser

It's the 100th episode of theshow thatmakes"fera 'our~e"erword. and this week,-8 balancingcompetition - you know. whereyouhaveto literally keepyourbal­ance - will bMg the wlnner acoveted prize:a 24-hourVisit froma.loved one. Then the teams alltakepart in a lough challenge thatreally tests their endurance. Andlater. OT'!8 player gels sent homelrom the team that fatlsbelowthe

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