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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1966

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Floats~ .Parade Ready to RollBands/ Bikes/ HorsebackUnits Part of Aspencade

RUIDOSO-At least 18 floats, orated cars will h~ Ruidosoeight bands and drill teams, six High School cheerleaders andhorseback units and a host of area political candidates.de,corated bicycles will appear Trophies will be awarded thein the annual Aspencade parade first, second and third placethis weekend. . entries by adult organizations,

Deadline Cor entries was 5 student organizations, commer­p,m. Monday but chamber of cia! .units and ~heriff's. posses.commerce <>fficials expected PrIzes also wIll. be gIven the

" ev.en more floats and decorated top five entries in the bicyclecars to appear in the parade. dlvision. Advance entry was .not

At th d. dlin n 18 h dnecessary for decorated bICy-

e ea e, oa a ctesbeen .entered by t~e following . SEPARATE PRIZESorgan~zati~ns and .fIrms: Separate prizes will include

Whispermg . Pines . Coffee the' sweeps~es award andShop, Teen lutz, candr-stripers, awards for Boy SCout and GirlSierra Squares,. Jumo; ,¥OpUl Scout entries, plustbe top maleGroup of. F11'8t. ChrIstIan and female riders. Winners willC~urch, ~cn..or Youth Group of be chosen by out-or-town juuges,FIr~t ChrIstIan Church. The parade will. assemble at

SIerra Blanca Ski Club,.HoI- Mechem and SudderUl Drives,lywood Lumber Co.~ RUldo~o moving east along Sudderth toStat~ Bank, Commumt~ Pubhc the Plaza Dee parking lot. ItServIce, Beta Sigma Phi, Chap- begins at 10 a.m. Saturday.arral Motor ~otel. . Parade marshal is Chester

Perry FrUIt Farm, WhIte GableMountain Jeep ClUb, Brunell's . _Department Store, WimberlyElectrieand Rainbow Girls. Ski- CIub

Riding groups include the

ASPENCADE PREVIEW-The contrast of bright yellow aspen leaves with r;c:::::r~~rss:df~~T~~:: Plans Float,nearoy evergreens is apparent in this scene on the road to Sierra Blanca Ski the chaves and Edd1 County RUIDOSO DOWNS _ SierraArea. It is one of many scenes awaiting Aspencade participants this we'ekend. sheriff's posses from New Mexi- Blanca Ski ·Club met Monday

___________________________(R:....-e_c_or_d_P_h_o_t_o>:--lco, the New Mexico Mounted night at the Chaparral MotorPatrol and a small girls' horse Hotel. Wayne Estes,. presidentunit from Alamogordo. of the gr.oup, presided.

INDIVIDUAL RIDERS Plans for the Aspencade floatA large number of individual Were announced by chairman,

RUIDOSO - A widely-known Mexico," has been contracted flamenco singing plus classical riders will also participate. Lloyd Davis Jr. .pianist has been added to the to appear with the dance trou- Spanish numbers by Miss Bal- Bands appearing in the parade A report on the plans forlist of performers for the pe. lard. wUI be the Goddard High School the coming SkH)-Doso was giv­

Romero-Torea Flamenco Festi- Miss Ballard was the only The festival will begin at 3'45 Band and drill team from Ros- en by Mrs. Jim Isham!val ,which begins its 12-city tour pianist invited from America to p m Friday at the Chapar~al well, the Ruidoso junior and The club voted to hold theFriday night in Ruidoso. participate in the recent Curso C~n~ention Center in Ruidoso senior high school bands, Capi- rathskeller early in November

Ruth Dore Ballard described Internacional Music en Com- Downs tan High School band, New at the Chaparral. It was alsoas "the fIrst Pianis't to bring postela-an annual festival in' Mexico Military Institute drill decided that Miss Sierra BlancaSpanish classical music to New Spain. . HE'RE1S HOW team; NMMI drum and bugle would be selected at the next

While in _SpaiQ, she was ~orps, and the Holloman AFB regular meeting instead of atawarded a S~anish government TO S.UBSC'RI8E drill t~.. ... the rathskeller as preViously an-WEAT. HER grant to contmue her w.ork as . Among thos~ rIdmg 10 dec- nounced. :"the outstanding female pianist- . I-~'fh-J'l-..;::....-'·-'·-:-....----::.--------------

5T0 RY interpreter of Spanish inusic in This'is the second week the ~I U·. SF" . S' . RUIDOSO .... Overnight lows . ~~~a~~;ard perfo~ms exten- ~::;'~~~dC:s~t~e:.;~~d~:Jc~ I~ew .. . .orest .ervi.ce.. :. ~climb9dhack into the 40's dur- ,slvely 10 New York CIty ~?t has ly newspaper 10 its new tab- B ·Id· B-d R · "'d'.fngmosf ot·the. seven-day peri- appeared. at va~ious \ umversi-. If.id format. We hope you like '.UI '. Ing·'.'. I .5 ··e·'CeIV'··e···.·.·· .,:,".'.odending Tuesday.'. tIes and. the rnstl~utt! of Artter!-,

Hi'. 'gh'. tem tur ' d can Indian Arts 10 New MexI- Subscriptions may be ob- . • . "" .. .. , , . . peraes ,~emame co. .. tamed frOm the Lineoln Coun. RT!IDO~O -- Bids ~ere to be Also 9pen for bids wasasplialC';;:, 'rostly ;'0. th~ low 70s at Rul- .. The Romero-1'orea FlllrtJeQco tv :Record office across the receIved 10 Atbuquerquc_fodaycovermg ~f a new parking lot-. ':"'()~Or WIt» tb.e excepUpn of Jast Festival wiUinclude gWtar'and street trom the Post Office· in for a new office bUildmg for for the office. .. , .Fnda!w~e,. 47 was the peak... . ..... '.. ... '. ,'~ Ruid/)~o or bY' writing Lincoln the ,I~Uidos()J)istrict. of Linco'41. l?orest Service officials 'sidd '

~6:. l'aintall was re¢ordedHlPHWAY :MEtTINU BELU' County Record, B'o~ 161•. Rw- N~t1onal Forest. the bid, would be award¢il "'if . 'he:r~. . . ..•.. . . . . RUIDOSO - 'Sever~U ,pe~orts doso. ' 'hWiqt. ,J.~fice space·f('r six men, sufficient funds at~ avalla61e!t

High :LoW,Pree.. from 'area tOWDDa,ttendetl a· .The . SUbscl'1pti0lJrafe is 50 ~ e:.new structure win be,1t>c!lf., . A.t present, eigb~ rang~rs ~ .Sept. 2$ •n •• '. ,75 .~.'''''' .1'neetingh 'l:!l!'c tecently to cents pet month .01" $4,50 .t>er ed.s~~tb of ..the present offIce ~SSJ.gned to the district,.~or~~Sept. 29 •. ""'; 7538,....... discuss· efforts ". toootam a ,year inLiftcoltt.~OUl!ty .. " .. bUddl~g"ion.the ,satJe~rop~r1Y'. mg fromth~ ~a-ll1anotfic~~~,Sept.· SO oj, 0"; 47 ,:~4.:.':>~ ;.~ ';f(!i:teral~~erst~te hishway;a.tong ltoine .delive,ry is' ,"feafur¢<!, '. ·nuli. s.~r1(ey, .dt~~rict;l"anger .the' Intersecbon Qf N.M.~3.7t,tndOct,1'., n. ..... 10 f4Q o::-iI),c roufl::;:'Of" U.S, .70 betWeen 1tl,:Rtiidoso, CapitananltCar:,' he~e~s~ldfi.1esp~~iilca~Io~sCatl. Cedar,~l'eek :rt.a~,Severa(Qc('" :2 > i, ~ J .• , ; ,.~ '~!L :il.2'·~ ~fnariU~,/r~.,andLa$ .~rqce$. ,t1zO'to. . .' . .' ..'. . {or 1:\- ~~.x56-foot bUlfdxngQf rangers work ftom de$k~ Jat a -,Oct. 3' ....... t ,.: 69 .45...... Nfl·~P~~~.,c;"~U(ln '~a!;- rep(j~ted."!*,·' 'I :i~edwdoitgla$S~lUd,rtative·st()Iie~'neal'by~arag¢""

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VICENTE ROMERO - This is Vicente Romerowhose Flamenco Dance troupe will appear at theChaparral Motor Hotel at 8:45 p.m., Friday, as part'of Aspencade Weekend in the Ruidoso area. Thetroupe is internationally known and is e~etedto draw a crowd from southeastern New Mexico.

CAPITAN - At a recent funded.reeeting of American Legion Guests at the meeting werePost 57 here members of the Robin Byrd, district command­post agreed to participate in an er, and Paul West, adjutant,anti-poverty survey for the local both of Ruidoso.Community Action Program.

Frankie Silva, service officer LABOR COUNTof the post and Capitan school Lincoln County's Jabor wrcerepresentative to the COUilty consisted of 2,095 males andCAP board, requested the post's 806 females, according to theassistance "to determine the 1960 census.needs and most feasible project ------in Capitan." FARMS mRIGATED

Fred McDonald, post com- Irrigated farms in Lincolnmander, said the Legion group County numbered 124 in 1960,would also help carry out the with the majority being underproject after it is selected and 20 acres.

CAP Survey Given Nod

Induction Call<~';S~t(;';at .19"Me'n' ~" L'"

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CJ\Riu~(jzo ....,.. An Octob.er in. students, although l:$~~ studentsduc.tioh,;dllf £0;r:'19 tnen Jl a shave. beenre.f~asslfled ;1- A

" beeh,recei'vedby the Lmcoln (AvaiJ,~ble fQr ~mbtarsr serv~~~).County selective service board. Students bel~g re-classlfl.ed

. "" are those who dId not meet mm-The can, leapmg from zero imum reauirements on the col-

in September, reflects increas- lege deferment tests or whosees in the national draft can for grades are below specified ]ev-October and November. els.

A spokesman for i.he board It was not reported whether itsaid the October call will not wilJ be necessary to draft arearequire the drafting of college college students this fall.

Sept. 24Lonnie D. Moore, 28, and Ma­

bel Patricia Pomana, 25, bothof Roswell.

DIVORCES FILEDFred Torrez vs. Elma F. Tor­

rez.Joe G. Roberson \Is. Mae Rob·

berson.

OFFICIALRECORDS

District CourtTerm Will OpenCARRIZOZO - A new term

of district court will open herenext Monday.

Hearing dates will be set lorpending civil and criminal eas­es and a new jury panel willbe called during the opening ses­sion.

Judge George L. Zimmermanwill preside.

Sept. 21William J.E. Jones, 21, and

Donna Viola Martin, 22, both ofRoswell.

Police Hav.e NewNight Dispatcher ..~ 9J/49ae if'~

Lincoln Cottnty' Borea\t ' .-RtJInOStl-Leon Gorrell, 26, .' lic6nsed Profe'ssioncdPhotographer

has joined the RUidoso police ;' .,ORTRAIT'S COMMERCIALforce as a night dispatcher. PHOTO FINISHING COPYING

Gorrell wasrotmerlya patrol.. ,i.:.'. ~ ,manfortlte \Veglaco, Tex., p~ B a~~G&,Whlte-ln By ;:J:3Q.. p.ln.-,Qut By 9:30 a.tn.lice dei!artment.Hi~ Wifej speJ.- >\~,,!,;... . COLOR SERVICEla is"a'neW teae.her. .a~ .R,uidosol 112.v.;i~.::.'C' .,dele""" Drive Phorae251-2S32High School this falL -. .'~':--.'_:~""''''·''''_·_''··KJ'·''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

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MARRIAGE LICENSESISSUED SEPT. 19

Miguel Carlos Sanchez., 18, andNancy Sanchez, 18, both of SanPatricio.

NEAR CARRIZOZO - Pat Dwyer, a surveyor for the state highway department,works on a re-survey of N.M. 349, which leads from U.S. 54 to White Oaks. Thesurvey crew began work last week end and will continue for about three weeks.

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ASPENCADE SCHEDULEFRIDAY, OCT. 7

ALL DAY - Register at Chamber of Commercebuilding for free prizes and special events.

ALL DAY - Lincoln County Art Assn. art showat Ruidoso Art Gallery downtown.. 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. - Teen-age Dance at the TeenRitz.

7:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. - Adult dances at severalmo"tels.

7:00 p.m. - Local high school football game.Aspencade Queen will be crowned at half-time.

8:45 p.m. - Vicente Romero Flamenco DanceTroupe, Chaparral Motor Hotel.

SUNDAY, OCT. 9

ALL DAY-Lhicoln COUnty Art Ass~. art sbowat Ruidoso Art Gallety, downtown. ' . . .' '

7;30 a.m.-..· Horseback trip to ski area. Chuck­wagon dinilerat 12 noon at ski area. Leave. from

~ reservation gate.. Trucks .' to bring hotses down for, riders who do not wiSh to ride down•

. .Jeep ,ride trlp., " -Leave froIllBeU's ShamrockStation.R~tlte 6l>tio~aL . ' .. ' . . .'

9:00a.ln.-··TeniUs toi.tr~ament con,tinues.. .' ~2:00 p.m..-'Chartered bus scbedulesame as

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SATURDAY, OCT. 8

ALL DAY - Lincoln County Art Assn. art showat Ruidoso Art Gallery, downtown.

9;00 a.m. - Trail's End square dance at PlazaDee parking lot.

10:00 a.m. - Parade starts (Line up at Sudderthand Mechem Drives.)

12 Noon - Chuckwagon dinner at School HousePark.

After Barbeque-Old Timers' gathering, CarrizoLodge.

2:00 p.m.-Chartered bus leaves School HousePark for sightseeing to Ski Area. Return to SchoolHouse Park 5:30 p.m.

Tennis tournament at high school courts.Horseshoe pitching contest at park.Square dance workshop at high school gym.5:00 to 9:00 p.m.-Enchilada Supper at Nob Hill

cafeteria, sponsored by Rainbow Girls.7:30 p.m. - Square dance at high school gym.

Drawing for TV set and two nights' lodging.Teen-age dance at Teen Ritz. .Adult dances at several motels.

LINCOLN COUN1'¥ RECORD- 2 OCTOBER 5, 1966

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, t.amp..)CQntrac~' were. froMofijclal'test on OCt. 24 'aff¢r aenough't() have ,tQ g() to 'the bos. 'lleJ:'sonnel I1vaU~bleaswell ,a5f~mlly sbol,tld have a member$~' W/,$24,50 "per ,h\UlQre9 tW9-daya<ljustmenfperiod;·, '. 'pital:No~~ylikes'totlUnktnat the'neces~~t'YAospitals ,~tld sup. ~tirolle4ln a self~Qelptrainirigweigh~, . ill .. 'the' ate,a.' There: " ':.. "," , ' '"anenemyatta<ik Qrnaturil1>4;l~$"'plies lQ,administer td Jh~ Ii¢edsprograntt, " ;',' ,',",f;leemoo',tr; 'be. 'some very"pctlve EVERY family shoulden<\our-aster could' 'force us to t~~eoftbose ~ffected. . .' .· .. ':..TlW;l program -offers tr~ining' ,bidding.' for . th~ lambs; The age ,atle~st.: poe "of itsn1em~ emergency shelter. '. ,: :Illth~evento'~anublearWs~ fOfWhaf, Y~Jl maY:'have to\~o,wether l~mbswere contt~cting bers .toenrollln a local medi~ Whenpe9ple g,etsi'ck, ,wnen aster, Wewou.ld: .t1otnecessar. your~e1f :w1>~n Qutslde medicaltor $22 tO$~1 and tJieewe Calself.help train~rig .~oUtlie. . accident$' happen i)f' Qis~stel'.ilyhave aV~lable<tbeservices help," ciuinof get to yO,P•...lamb$.from $23.50 to $24,1>0. ',' '.. .': . . . .' . ...,.....' . '.. !:. •

Coll,Ul1bbi sheep sold last week. .;It the best price~ in ten years.;Y,;;:arlingew.es went far: $311 'Mr

. bead and Solid Mouth· ewes lor.26 .per head. . .

:Suyyour fall and )vinte~ .sup­ply of apple~ now. The applesare at their flavorful best.

Lincoln County-grown Red De·'llciousare ofexceUent q,uality

tbi.s. .season. The weather hasproVided the'conditioos growers,ne~d to prodUce' btight i;'ed·ap..pIes with just the rigbt sugarcontent; These sparkllngap­pIes ate in good supply inmany markets..

Winesaps, good for eating outof hand and excellent lor sauceand p,iesp m:e :readying for mar­ket~ Rome Beauty, the applethat holds it shape So belluti­fUlly when baked, is on themarket now. '

High-colot for variety lnvttes .shoppers to buy generously. For

. g90d eating 'apples, take apeek beneath. the eye-appealing~lor though. When growing can':'ditiorts are favorable, some va"rieties dev~lopbrigbt.colors -reds espeClally-·1ong·before "the sugar content rises and theacid content fans tothE}desir...ed levels. The ground coror tellsthe stage of "ripeness. Some~

where, even on a highly coloredapple, therelll be a spot shel..tered by a leaf wbere.. theground color changes to a pale.green, thana yellow·green~and"later t<l a pale yellow to signifythat the apple is reaching fullmaturity and its top flavor. .Adeep yellow or brownish-yellowsignalS that the fnLlt is past itstop quality. .

Keep apples, cool' to keepthem crisp! Apples lose ql1alltyrapi~y at room temperattJ1'e' illlow relative humidity. .

Any variety of apple can beserved in any way. But dif£er­encas in. textux:e, flavor, andjuice-content will give differentresults. The DeliciOUS apples ..... .Reds and Golden-are excellentfor using raw, eating out ofhand, saladsp and wIth cheese.

nome .Beauties bake well:they're good for slicing and fry­ing,thinly sliced they makescrumptious pies•. Winesaps andJon~thon.s In a k e excellentpies and taSty, attractive sauces. ,­They're good raw for those pre- .ferriilg a 'more tart, firm,8p;.,p1e..,

PETE GNATI<:OWSKl t 4J oktoP awards With: hIs ." Columb1aSheep at the Eastern New Mex­icoState ~ait.1ie 0. 'had thecbanipion and res~e championram and:·~we ·along With ninefirst. places .,ana. siX ~econdplaces :itt.~e"~divJdua~ ,Classes.'

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PREPARATION 'lOr a nuclear disaster is thebest preparation for a natural disaster. Area leade.rswill be helping everybody When they support DubWilliams in his ex,pansionof <lur Civil Defense pro-gram. .

TIIAN'KS to. the Ruidoso planning commissionfor its n~wetqPhasison the naming ofstreets~ Wehope actIon WlUfollow.

. .RUIDOSO will always be grateful to the late JoeC. Palmer, Whose pubUc spirit was a major factor inthe village's ~owth. His generosity provided land

"for the hOSpItaI. high school and nearly all thechurches of Ruidoso.

WAFS CampIs Closed

CONVENTIONS are sched­uled. plenty early in Rutdoso-tne only way to ,be sure ofgetting accommodations.

The Chaparral Motor Hotel.is already booked up for twoweekends next July and one

BEING rather new our­selves, we've urUntention~1Jy •overlOQ'ked some newbusi­nesses in the county_

DeservIng a welcomej evenif it's belated, -are: .

-The Fashion .. Gallery inCapita)}, owned by Mr.! and1tfrs. JamesC. G:ermany.

'-Gunter,'s used turrJturestore ·inRuidQso.~ which alsohandlesanUques ··and.cera..mics.Jt's operated by Mr.and Mrs. Ab Gunter..

-Doll House beauty shop inCapitan~ recently opened byMr,9. Ray Wells. .'~La.C3J)tina in Ruidoso, for­

merly the' Central Bar.-Mountain Variety, former­

ly Ruidoso Variety, owned byMrs. Bob Pereau..

-Mountain Ski Show in Rui­doso, formerly leek's,. ownedby Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gaston.

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'·",.An....f ..·.mo.....eHirtcol..n..... c.o..un~.y) in. A.. llg.U."s.t.. ' . .'. .' ". fo.r Ul.e, N.o.v.'... ~·. el.e.ction, ..lie.gi~;. '. &.' ··R·.. ··E··' M'"'r. M.··S. E'. R" lla.. do, A.. ~iz., WJ1.~r.e..).1e -had livedtoWJ.ls?· '.; .. ' , ,·'J,'othe area's other titles, tr.ation books close Monday . .' ," J;. ..,. . torthepallt tbl'~~.years.,Afiet lj~ting 63 past "-amlwe shQ9lq.' ~dQ HConventlonttt Ute county ~lerIt's office WHEN," .Ur. Pa]merwa~' bom Jan.

P~eS~~lt tow~in,last .week's capif,;>l of. the Southwest." in Cardzozo. 28, 19,03, In CltlU'l~ton•. Term., '.. 'issQe,we'vel~arned ofacou- ' .' . 10. Y.EAR..C! AGO. .and moved W RUldosom·l923,

pIe more, Andwe've .been en,. 'WOULD youb~1ieve. ; '.the 9' P when he waseng~e::ed ill l~nd •,"]jghtenedc)O the ,locations of. stille highway department is . ,ASPENCADE weekend .is "TheLinc~o~County Chapter devel()pment ,and real estate.so~e others. .' .'. surveying .the White Oaks upon us, but not without a lot' .of' the Ap:ter~can Red. Cross . The area krtown'.asPalnter

Uke AnalIa, whose where-- road. of hard work by a lot of peer has. reCeIyed a letter fr~m GatewaY' was planned by bitil,abouts was .a myste1"}to .us. Last month we complained pIe.. ". . . headquarters'. com~endin~ and in cooperatll)n with. White.Artbur Clements of ... Tinnie becuuse a printer added a,..· Howard Carruth, general them <!n reachmg thell' 195 Moun.tain DevelopmenfCo., bewrote us th~t Anallal'~as ,the "65 Years Ago" item fc}. this dlairman, and dozens of oth- campaIgn goal of ~I,495,OO: donated land for practically ev­nam~ of this PO$tofflC~ ~ column, making people think ers. have· sacrificed much of Mrs. Charles Jones IS chair ery church in'Palmer .Ga~w~y. "tore It. was changed to Tinme there would be a new road. their free time to assure that man.. .., He also gave land for the JunIorabout 19~0/j . to White' Oaks. everybody has a· good time 'J.'be Rwdoso High School· and senior high scllC)()ls,f~r the

Manch.ester was another Well, nobody's commenting ,this weekend. football team sUffe~ed.their scboolgymnasium, for the Rui-stranger until Roy Harmon, on the surveying job but it So the best way to thank .last loss o~ the seas.on to doso-Hondo Valley Hospital and '"postn:Jasterat Carrizozo, ex· looks like the White Oaks them is by having a good C!1pi~n af~l' J\. x:ecord of· 1& the airpOrt. He built Cree Mea-plained .th;1tManchester was ' l'oadmightbe due for- some tiDle. > " • • vlctones. . dows goH course here.at Ute mouth of the canyon paving. Melvin Knox, Rwdoso elec- In later years he was a fruitgoing to White Oaks. SKI-o-DOSO is next, Nov. trician, has formed a corpora- d tabl rod . dA~o. at the Carrizozo pOst DON'T forget to .register 26. tion with three Texans to pro- an

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office, we learned that Hondo vIde cable TV service to the woes er .an re ." . ...... was Qriginally named La Jun- DOES~'/T BOTH ER US Ruidoso O'ea. Operation is zona. He hved InRuidoco 26

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age New Mexico coun~ in a major news-producing not yet three--year-old Ruidoso 1963. His wif~ Is ~ ~cher atstatistic. But it doesn't bother usa bit. . State Bank reached a new the PresbyterIan MisSlon School

Traffic deaths have reached an average of 9 per high of $2 500 000 there. He was a member of thecotintyin the state this year, while I",incoln County . ,. .' • Presbyterian church.has recorded only four.' , An estunated 5,~O persons He is survived by·his wife,

. And we feel the low rate. of iatal accidents attended the openmg of the Mrs. Dorothy G. Pabner, twowasl1't achieved "by accident." state policemen sla- Mescalero Apache Summit sons, John Cree paln1er, Gan·tioned in the county often seem to spend more hours Lodge last \yeekend. . ado; Joe McCarty Pabner, El 'on the road than they do at home. And being seen J.P. McKnigh~ and J~ R, Paso; two ,d,aughters. Mrs. SaraIS,· t t .. Skeen.. , both of PIcacho. will. Louise Ha.....iman,· Rosw.en, andImpor an.,' \, . '.> be tin Lin 1~ Co a"

The pretence ofa.,patrol c~keeps tbe natives .. represen gco~ .. un- Dorothy EUen O'Dowd Eliza·in check,anclthey settlietraific pattern for tourists. tywiUi fleece: exhib!ts .t,n pa- beth, N.J., and. bya brother andEverybody. is -a' little more' safety-eonscious whenti~nal.shows. McKnight:s ,ex- a sister.lle's iustdtiven past a red-dUmed car. ,.hiblt will be at the Amen.can Funeral services were con-

For every death-free day on Lincoln. County . Roy~Livestock Show In Kan- ducted at the First Pres-­highways, we owe a vote of thanks to Sgt: Melvins~s City, Mo., wWle •~keJm byterian Church of RuidOSO,West and the seven state policemen serving our will ~it a~ the PacifIC In- with the Rev. Frank crown of-

ternalional LIVestock EXposl- ficiating. Special vocal se1ee-are~h~ <lfficers are Darrell Austin, CaJ?itan<; Andy tion at po~iland, Or?gon. lions were by Carmon Phillips.Benavlde~ and Powder Knoblock, Carnzozoj Conn New Rwdo~o Jumor High Burial was in Forest LawnBrown and Bob Miller, Ruidoso; Albert Clouse, cheerleaders are Beverly Cemetery under direction of Lu.Corona; and Paul Gibson, Riverside. Turnquist and Joyce Lackey, cas-Wooten Chapel of Roses

sixth grade; Maxine Alexand- Mortuary, Ruidoso.eI: and Rosy Ro~ts, seventh; Active casket bearers wereandGOrina Sanchez, Kathy Carmon Phillips, Ogden carrol1,1!aley and Anita S~l1ee, R.E-Long, Ralph Petty Sr., LL.eIghth. 'Davis Sr., L.L•. Davis Jr.

15 Y&mS AGO H:onorary be$'ers weteDr.Claude Peterson Ruidoso J.P. Turner of Carrizozo, Henry

fire clUet, announc~ the ar. Hale,. Bernard.. Booney. W.A.rival of a new fIre truck Hart, RH. ltedgecoke, Roy Bak.Volunteers currently nwnbet er,Borace Smith,Walt Crosby, •17 . Art Gilliland Harold Jones,

Two new sections·of bleach- Robert Crosby, Bill Mullins anders have been. completed on ltaIph Brown.the Ruidoso football field, '.. ". .Coach .ey Leland announced. •VETERANS COUNTED

The bleachers were bunt by Lincoln. CoUtlfy had 9M vet-Jake Haley, Charley Martin e~ countel! ~ the 1960 cent .and 1{(~ustoh Anderson. sus•. The ID3Jonty were veter·

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RUIDOSO - The current al in part of BernaJUlo County spripg~ At that. tinle;propertyproperty reappraisal program is resulting in tax i",:creasesfor owners may vIsit tltee:tssessor"sin Lincoln County is "about 20 about 62 per cent of property, office to discUss errors or dis~:per cem completed," it was reo owners arid decreases for the agreements with the new valu~'ported Tuesday. remaining 38 per cent.. . ation.

Lon Nelson, whose, fjrm i.s •N~~on cited several ':iriequl-. After 'data is. gathered .£01' aconducting the reappraisal. and ties. m ta:' ass~ssmettts m New piece 'of property. ,Nelson saidJim Wheelock. reappraisal su~ MeXICO, . ~ncludjng a $l00,OOP it is apprailled.on 'the basJs. ofpervisor for the state tax com- property assessed at $5,000 while. lCeconomie data (If tbecom..mission, spoke to about 30 per,; a $~,500 home was also taxed munity, market value and .re-'·sons at. a breakfast meeting of on a $5,000 valuation. '. .. plac~tnent cost."the RU1do~o Board ~f Realtors. . Employes of the ap~rlus~1 The reappraisti\l wilt .affectNelson SaId the est.mate does firm are currently workmg m 1968 tax assessments in thenot mean 20 per cent of prop- Ruidoso's upper canyon area. in- county:erty has been apprai~ed. but ~pecting property and coUe<;t- L,incoln County' is ooe of. 19!?at amou.nt ..of mappmg and mg data for pr.ofe.s~ional appralS_ counties receiving. state assist­

enumeration has been com- e!s who will VIS!t each loea· ance for reappraisal programspleted. tlon later. under House BU!33iPassed in

Nelson and Wheelock empha- Nelson sai<l the reappraJsal 1005. . ..size~ that the r~appralfJ,;}1 "has work i:S curre.ltl~ ahead of For initiating the. reappraisal,~othing to do With.an 1n~re~se schedule. lIe antiCipated deliY'- the coun~ will receive an ad-m properJy taxes," but IS m· cry of the completed report to ..• . ..• •tended .to "equalize tax assess- the county ,assessor next spring, dlUonal one tnill a~proprIabonments m the county." ' P.·oPerly owners w.ould also for schools, amountIng to $21,·

It was noted that a reapprais. receive reappraisal notices next 026.

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RUIDOSO·HONDO VALLEYHOSPITAL

The 1,006 men, women, boys Admitted Sept. 27and girls in Lincoln County wh6 Augusta Zielanski, EI Paso,receive retirement and survi·Tex.; Lincoln Murphy, Huidoso.vor's benclits can now earn up Adntltted Sept. 28to $1,500 in a calendar yar Dolly Shelton, Hollywood.without having any (If their so- AdmUted Sept. ~cial security benefits withheld, Fleta Baldonaao. Tularosa;reminds Ralph Yowell, social G 0 r don Linsay. Ruidososecurity representative for this Downs; Joseph Hawkins. Rui­area. If one of these beneficiar- doso; Judy McKibben, Ruidosoies earns over $1.500. he will Downs; Mary Herrera, Carrizo-have $1 in social security bene- zoo .fits withheld for each $2 be Admitted Sept. 30earns over $1,500, and up to Wilbur Coe. Glencoe.$2.700. For earnings over 2,700, Admitted Oct. 2$1 is withheld for eacb $1 Stuart Barclay. Alto; J. D.earned. However m 0 nth 1v Lock. Ruidoso; Patricia Witt,benefits will be 'paid for any Ruidoso.month in which the beneficiary Admitted ~ct. 3neither earns wages of over Floyd Hale, Capitan.$125 nor works regularly at his Dismissed Scp~. n. AT LAWYERS PICNIO _. Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Dickown business no matter howl Mary Foster. Capitan; LIlly Parsons are shown during a barbeque at last weekend's New Mexico Bar Assn.much the tot~l for the year is. Barraza. Ruidoso Downs; Ken- convention in Ruidoso. Parsons and Hughes are Ruidoso law partners.

Here is an example:Suppose neth Cl~rk•• Ruidoso. (Record Photo)

~~~.~~~in ~~~~~ ~~==~==========~====:==:::=~==~~=~• • ocfal Jeffrey Sanchez. San Pa-De~ember, 1965. and s. se- tricio; Adlina Pineda, Tinnie.cunty payments started m Jan- DIsmissed Sept. 2'uary 1966. In ~ch 1966. he Stella Halstengard. Alamogor­~ound an ~pportunity to get a do; Montie Gardenhire. Tula.Job that paid $200 per month f~r rosa; Eudocia Burke. Ruidoso9.months. or $1800. Mr•• ~b1icDowns' Lincoln Murphy Ruido-will get all social secunty pay- so • •ments for January ~ough .. Dismissed Sept. 30March 1966, be~use be did not Lorene Booher, Hollywood.earn over $125 m those mon~s. Dismissed Oct. 1For the rest a! the y~ he will Dolly Shelton. Hollywood;draw all of blS benefits except Gordon Linsay Ruidoso Downs$150. (He will have $1 in social Dismis;ed Oct. 2 •security benefits withheld for Teresa Vega, Carrizozo; Wil­each $2. he earned ov~r $1,5001 bur COO, Glencoe.or one half of $300 which equals Dismissed Oct. 3$150.). Once .a person. rea~~c:s Judy McKibben, Ruid.osoage 72 there IS no earnmgs litilit Downs; Mary Herrera, CarrIZo-at all. . zo; Patricia Witt, Ruidoso.

Local residents wishing furth- . Births Sept. 30et infonnationshould see Yo- To Mr. and Mrs. Alton L. :Mc­wen at the County Commission- lUbben, Ruidoso Downs, a son.er's Room in the Courthouse.. . .in Canitozo on OCt. 7. He willbe in the office from 9 a.m. to12.

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GLIT'rE~INGFORMAL - An eye-catching whiteformal was shown by Mrs. Mickey McGuire wholooked ready for the coming holiday season.

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, ~UlDOS() ...... Rainbow girls,. wdl meet Thursday at 7 p.m., in the ~astern Star Halt There, Will, be' a practice after ~chool'today' aLthe hall.'The girls, will be working Utiswee'kofi their float for theA$Mpenctt.de•._...........~~.......,....,;."."

'MEE'l's'T1lURsDAY , ... .,llumoso "'~ ''l1tetwidosol,l.atef':Teacbets Assii. ,w1llriieet'l1tUl'sday' nigbt,at .fi30 'at the'high scl.1~l 'cafeteria.· .

:.,~o~I;~~e~"lle,"05:',.'Co6ien¢;I1'CarrizozoCARRIZOZO - About 65 wom­

en fromalrpa~ts. 'Of New Mex­jco ,werE! exp~cted here todayfor a stateCowbelle meeting.

l,.inc.olnCounty Cowbelle chap....ter/> are hosts for the all-dayrneetipg, which includes busi­ness sessions and a luncheon., Mrs: John A. Hightower ofAncho handled reservations forthe gathering - the iirst suchmeeting, in, the county.

Pr~/>ident.s of the two chap­tel's in '~he county are Mrs. NealBergman; Capitan, and Mrs;Bob Shafer, Carrizozo. Mem-

:bers of the group are cattle, '. t~nchers' wives.

RUJDOSO---From the ldtchenSHOWSTEALElt......Little Ang~laBeaversmodeling' of Mrs. Gloria Montes comesat recent style show for the Bar Association was a this original recipe for CaldiUoshow stealer. (Record Photo). de chlle verde (green chile

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add chopped onion long enoughto brown liglAtIy. Add green . ," '.chiles. Add cubedpot~toes and RUIDOSO DOWNS - Nearly Clark, Miss ~ynn Denton, MISS

" B,',y JE,RRY.' SHAW" ''" .. let them, brown lIghtly. Add 200 ,women ,att<m,ded a ,st>',Ie W,endY Lamb, Mr,' s. Dca,n Hol-_ ' " ", ' " tomatoes,salt and pepper and show last week at the Chapar.. man, Mrs. Dick Shaw, Mrs.

,LINOOLN COl1NTY RECORD- "6()CTOBER5 1966 simmer for about 30 minutes~ • al M~tor Hot~l during the Bar Reggie Hughes, Mrs. Tommy, ,.. _ • 1 ' ,.' ' " q ASSOCIation Convention. Perteet, Miss Karen Parsons,

I,te:m'' '5' '0'.I.,' ',n''fere'sf ' S'O'rO'f,·t,'y to The s~yle show was' narrated Mrs. llobert )3eav¢rs and,I T' by Mrs. Ed Hyman and a wide dQught~ ,Angela.

E• variety of fall and winter cloth-

RUDOSO - Lin~oln"Count~' minister of the FirstChrlstian ,ntertoln ~Rw?dore shown. WEEKLY LUNCDEONRepublican Women's Club will Church here. " UI so merchants participat-. 'hold their regular J,m~eting at ,RUIDOSO -' Xi Alpha Rho ing in the showing were Btun-' RUIDOSO - ~ereguIarWhispering 'Pines Restaurant at DINNER SATURDAY chapter of Beta Sigma Phi wlll eUs Departlllentstore, Lorene's iliee~ luncpeo~I~lb~I:~ld at12:30 p.m. next Tuesday. Th,e . An encbllJada dinner wHl be entertain rushees and their hU$. Children Snop, New Mexico Me d oman s. u, ,g onluncheon is to be dutch treat. served from 5 until 9 p.m. in bands next Monday night with Miss, the Treasu~e Cbest'dond~,atu~·30. It is a cover-

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RUIDOSO - Dr. Joe Houston The dinner is being sponsored the home of Mr. and Mrs. J(>.sse Dress Shop. POPULATION ORIGINof Albuquerque, who is execu- by the Rainbow girls. Perteet at 7 p.m. and dinner Those modeling in the style or Linr.1)ln CoWlt' 7613tivestate secretary of tbe Chris-'. will follow at the Chaparral show were Mrs. Bill Neal, Mrs. pIe (196O,)y ~ 163 pea-til:\ll Churches of New Mexico CAVES UNEXPLORED Motor Hotel. Jim Isham, Mrs. Stormy Ed.cel/

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wm be 'in Ruidoso Sunaay. Be The Fort Stanton Caves, a wards, Mrs. Mickey McGuire, ~r;:~~r ~~~~C?,. an~~-ro'will. license Roy Roberts, son colorful San Andres limestone Women to Attend Mrs. Tom Holbert. Mrs. Lloyd Were born outSId :1 rem tr' erolthe Itev. and Mrs. Don Rob- formation" are as yet largely , •• Davis, Jr., Mrs. LeRoy Gooch, tal United Statese e con nerrerts. Roy will Serve as associafe unexplored. Silver Convention Mrs. Jolm Phillips, Miss Linda ' .• "

RUIDOSO-Ruidoso Woman'sClUb members wlll attend theFourth DistrIct convention onOct. 11 and 12 in Silver City.

Mrs. L. C. Crews. presidentof the club and Mrs. DaleDodds, histprian for the fOurthdistrict will attend along withthe following delegates: Mrs.T.J. Frank, Mrs. Fred Alexanderand Mrs. June Frost.

Mrs. Dodds will be a" speakerat the convention. Her SUbjectwill be "Towers of Triumph­:Youth Advanced Through Us."

The next regular Woman's, Club. meetitlg will be. Oct. 19 at

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. RUIDOSO-The Aspencade son, Sherri Morrison, PamQueen and two princesses were .Hine, Karen Petty, Barbara

., selected Saturday night fa! judg- Creel and Linda Donham.ing at Wattie's Restuarant. The judges were Lloyd Davis

The queen and the two prio- Jr., Dr. W. D. Horton. Tomcesses will be announced at Holbert, Mrs. Dick Shaw andhalf-time at the football game Wayne Estes.Friday night. _

Each of the girls gave a two- CROWDED HIVES

Iminute talk. The contestants There are about 35,000 bees inwere Anne Winkels, Mary Pear- an average hive.

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FmST SKIS-This 1938 photo shows W. A. Hartskiing. Hart was th~ first to own a pair of skis .inRuidoso and blazed many trails before there was aski run.

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EDITOR'S NoTE ....,Theme quate. Ona year 'the weatherltermed a wilderness area whichof the 3,96.6 A$pellcade pprade man' smiled" on them and it p;1eant that no roads or im­is "Ruid()~Jlistory." In that snowed every Friday night for provements could be madt!'connection,l1ere is another in 10 straight weeks, making good there.the Record's series on long-time snow conditions for their week· But it was discovered that itresidents> written by Jerry end operati01J. would make an ideal ski areaShaw.' .. AU during this time and many so the association began a cam-

By JERRY' SHAW years betore,' Had and Phil- paign to have it taken out ofRecord Staff Writer lips had been exploring Mon- the wilderness classification.

RUIDOSO - The kerQsene jeau and White Mountain Park. The group paid for a surveylamp was finally replaced by They went on horseback, on foot for roads into the park and.an­elec~city 'in Ruidoso in the and on skis. other survey for a cog railway30's. But is was only a Part- Then in 1946 an organization into the area.time service in the beginlling. was formed called the White Petitions were circulated

W. A. (Bill) Hart came here Mountain Sports .Association. through ski c1ubs..that had beenin 1936 bought the electric There we~e· about 15 members. organized in Roswell. Lubbock,plant and gave Ruidoso i~ first Mon Jeau was first considered Odessa and other cities to show24-hour service. as a ski area but it was found there was a need and an in-

It was a two-man operation, that the season was too sh~rt t!ll'cst f~r a ski area. The p-ati­Hart reca1l$, and "the one cy_ and there 'Yas ~.much wmd tlOns WIth thousands of na~eslinder engine was very loud." for g?od ski co~ditions. . on them were sent to Sen. Clin­This enabled Hart and his em- WIute Mountam. Park - sIte ton P. Anderson.ploye to go hunting in the win- of the present skI area - was (See HART, Page 14)1ters of 1936-40 along CedarCreek as they could hearthe engine from there. If theengine faltered they lmew therewas trouble and would come into check it out.

When the electric service wasacquired by Hart there were125 customers. When be soldin 1945 to Community PublicService there were 450. Now·;there are approximately 2,500,Hart said.

Prior to 1936 there was norunning water in Ruidoso. Hartalso established the flfSt watersysfem in 1938. There was onemain well in the center of townand when Hart sold in 1946th~were two wells pnd less than100 customers. .

Long before skiing came toRuidoso, Hart saw a pair ofskis advertised in a magazineand decided to order them.When they arrived, he realizedaU he had was two long boards•

. He had not ordered bindings orpoles.

He then ordered these twonecessary pieces of equipmentand believes he was the firstto have a pair of skis iIi Rui­doso.

Hart began trying them outbut there was not a ski runhere, either. So Hart and afriend pulled each other byhorse back - one rode whilethe other was pulled on theskis by holding onto a rope.

They found the present golfcourse a perfect place for thisactivity. They began to ski downthe hill onto the golf course andthis became a popular placefor night skiing by using flaresto light their tr{lil. It also be­came a popular spot for sled-ding and tobogganing. .

Not long after this, a smallski run was. opened in CedarCreek by Hart and CarmenPhillips. Soon other local peoplejoined in the efforts. At the be­ginning there were no roadsgraded or trees cut.

The original ski run waslocated about four and one halfmiles up .the Cedar Creek. toad.They began operation with ~tow at aU and later improvisedone.

Eventually hot .lunches wereserved at the area and agateto the area was set up wherethe present ranger station nowstandS. one SUnday they count..ed 1,000 eats. . ,Warren

They alSo furnished a towservice for pulling outth¢ manycars thatgo€stuck. Fina'JYtbW' .even included 'a ·sma1I.sldrent­al btwmess. . .. . ..,

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UERE'S HOW - Bete Sedillo, an employe of Capi­tan Wood Yard, 0tlerates a portable wood-splitter atthe yard. The deVice speeds the cutting of firewoodlogs as pre-Winter b~siness gro\\'s. (Record Photo)

Ju.st be~ng in the ~i~ht isn't ~nough. Nearly half thednvers In fatal ColliSions are In the right. So keep aneye open for trouble at all times, from all sides. Drivedefensively-as if your life depended on it. (It does.)

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! Property Taxes DownI RUIDOSO _ Jim I-line, village valuation was $59.72 in 1955 andI manager, has issued a report' will be $55.42 for 1966., showing that 1966 property tax- r

es in Huido"o are down about,$4.30 for ea('h $1,000 valuation. Annuals Sold

The report shows state. coun- RHS S f tr.,ty, munieipal and schoo) levit's By ta 'If'for 1966 to be sli '{hUy lower,than 1965. I RUIDOSO-T~e yearbo')~ ~LdfI Only the hospital levy has in- member~ of HUldoso HIgh SchoolI creased, but Hine pointed out are seiling annuals now, theyI that "the hospital lost its levy have announced.I last year due to the amendment Persons may n'seT\'C '')'',7 ;1Tl-

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Fireplaces Require Fuel,Business Good in Hills

By DON RIGGENBACH (report brisk sales, although other starter, include pine need-Firewood is one of October's, most dealers still have "ade-'Ies and pine cones.

best-selling commodities in Lin-I' quate" supplies. ; ~~n Hart of RUi~oso. suggestscoIn ~ounty.. . Most dealers cut their own mIxing k~rosene wIth ~tne .ashes 1

W~lle few resld~nts stIli rely, logs in Lincoln National l"orest, a?d .storlng th~ solutIOn In an __ .on flrewl>?d as theIr onl~ source I operating under forest service aIr-tight ~ontamer. Iof heat, fireplaces remam P?PU- permits. The permits restrict' Hart saId two or t~ree table- I

lar as a source of Duxlhary the quantity and localion of cut- spoons of the solutIOn, when Iheat as well a.s ~Ieasure. ting. I placed. below the logs and light· I

Several vanetles of wood - Also available arc a restrict- ed, WIll burn long enough toincluding pine, fir juniper ed number of already-cut logs I ignite any kind of firewood.pinon and oak - are popular on forest land. They are the, Fireplace safety requires onlyand re~dily. availabh; from by-products of "sanitary cuts" Ia few simple steps. Amongsources In RUIdoso, Capitan and made by the forest service to' them are th~se:Mes<:al;l'o. Some customers eliminate disease or overcrowd-I -Use a frreplace screen tobase their choice on price while ed tree growth. Ikeep sparks from entering theothers look for long-burning or The demand for firewood en- room. A screen also keeps chil­aroma-producing varieties. abIes sawmills to sell the waste dren and pets from getting too

Least expensive is pine or fir material (slab) from their basic close to the fire."slab," a by-product of the operation. The rrrewood busi- -Never add kerosene orplaning process of local saw- ness is simply a profitable side- ot~er fuel to flaming or smould­mills. Prices for slab and other line. erIng logs. And keep flammablesawmill scraps vary from $2 Once the woodpile has been liquids in metal containers.to $6 per pickup load. replenished, how do you start -:-Use a poker 0; shovel t,o

Many fireplace owners are a fireplace fire? adjust logs. An object needn tcritical of slab because of its Several methods are com-' be flaming to burn a bare hand.rapid - burning characteristic. monly practiced, the most sim-!Others use slab exclusively pIe one requiring only a large,while some use it only to ignite 'I pile of wood and a couple of: Water Linesome harder wood. splashes of kerosene...plus a I R

Logs of the longer-burning I match. I epairs Finishedvarieties, such as juniper and I More common is the "news- .pinon, sell for $18 to $20 a cord, paper" method, in which a: LlI1coln Counly. Bureaudelivered in Ruidoso or Capi- quantity of individual newsprint RUIDOSO-RepaIrs were com- ,tan. A cord is approximately sheets are crumpled beneath pleted Wedne~day. on sevpral:eight feet by four feet by four the wood and ignited. small brea~s 111 Village water Ifeet. Other fire-starters, used sep.1 and sewer lmes. .

Firewood dealers in the area erately or combined with an- The breaks, along Paradl.se__ _ _ _ _ _ __ Canyon Road, occurred whIlecontractors were laying gasBleachers Offered lines for Ruidoso Natural GasCo.

RUIDOSO - Bleachers from about 80 persons each, had been Village officials said. the con­the Chaparral Convention Cen- in the convention center until tr~~tor ~ade the repal;,s underter in Ruidoso Downs have current remodeling. The stands a workmg agreement.been offered on a "permanent were not damaged by an Aug-Joan" basis to the Ruidoso ust fire in th" center. MINERALS RANKEDschool system, A spokesman for the Chapar-I Ranked by production values, 1fuCtOtnE~

School officials were planning ral Motor Hotel, which operates the various minerals and metals CO .._. '1his week to move the bleach- the convention center, said the taken from Lincoln County areers to the new track site near hotel would retain ownership of gold, coal, iron or-.:, lead, cop- ~ ~(orb)Vbite Mountain School. the bleachers "for possible fu- per, silver, tungsten, f]urospar, .:J.", ..

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COl'UTENT10N ~q~N~ ....,..John '!'hompson, and Bob Sanderford, Ruidoso law,,partnerS'tPose'Wltli then' WIV(l~ as the four waited .to be served at ~ lawyers" bar..beque last weekend:-They were among the more than -100 .attQi'neys and wivesparti~ipating in the' New MeJdco ,Bar Assn. ~onvelltion in Ruido$o and RuidosoDowns. , . . , . (Record Photo)

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haS' Jomed!be Ruidoso pollee in 1679 until shodly after the en over 25 average a compte-force as~ a lli)PJt 4ispatcher. turn ot the century. Uon of 11.0 school years.

Gorren was formerly tt 'pnfrof- " ' 'mtlru for Ute Weslaco, T(m.,' p,o-., QEA ~~EN . .POPtJLATlON INCREASElice department. His wire.I.&~L1ncoln, Connty,' ~ne of;., th ~l LincolnCOunly's populatiOn]a is. a new teacher at Ruidoso largest C(}unties in New :Mexico, increased 4.5" per cent betweenHigh Sch,001 thIs Iall.· contains 4,859' square miles. the 1950 nwl, me 1960 censuses•.........,.

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so High School recently formeda debate club which will meeton Tuesday nights.

Chuck Barnes was electedpresident of the newly formedclub and Tim Leftwich is vicepresident.

Sorority GroupsI Schedule MeetsI

RUIDOSO - Chapters of BetaSigma Phi will meet next Mon­day night in the followinghomes.Xi Psi Mrs. J.D. LockePhi To be announcedGamma Rho . To be announcedXi Alpha Rho .. . . . . . . . . . .. Mrs. Jesse Perteet

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Mrs. Sultemeier Hostess

JUST BROWSING

HIGH ALTITLTDE JOB-·-An employe of Tesco Sign Co.. Roswell, takes a pre­cariolls stance to put a new sign in place in Ruidoso. The sign was erected lastwt'ek for West Winds Motel. formerly Pan-O-Rama Lodge. (Record Photo)

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Jane Irwill sweater in moss green, claret pink andplum. A turtle neck completed the ski outfit fromNew Mexico Miss.

Yours truly wore a three-piece wool and mohairpants set by Derisi. The long, lean pants withfringed bottoms, a sleeveless shell and fringedshealle (which is a French word for a poncho-likejacket) were in a vibrant red. This "all occasion"pants set is also from New Mexico Miss.

From the Treasure Chest Barbara Hughes worea cocktail dress in shades of green and accented bya satin bow. The dress featured an unusual drapedback.

Ready for an evening of entertaining, Judy Per­teet wore an exotic hostess gown also from theTreasure C h est. The g 0 w n, with its longstraight skirt was slit up the sides and was of cot­ton sateen. Her shoes by Fidos of Italy were goldwith wooden and brass spike heels and added justthe right touch of glamour.

Add parboiled pared potatoesto the pan in which you areroasting meat; baste the pota­toes from time to time with themeat drippings.

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CORONA-Members of Gam- Analysis" was given by Mrs.rna Theta chapter of Beta Sig- Pat Perkins and Mrs. June One of the most importantma Phi held their regular meet- Tyree. ways to protect the quality ofing last week in the Corona Following the business meet- the meats you put in the freez..Recreation room with Mrs. Kay ing and program refreshments er is with a good wrap. BeSultemeier as hostess. of cake, coffee and tea were sure the one you select is both

The Exemplar program, "The served . moisture and vapor resistant.Polar Region" was presented Then be sure you seal theby Mrs. Patsy Mulkey. The Rit- SLIDES SHOWN package tightly.ual of Jewel program, "Self- RUIDOSO _ Sl'd

1 es of a re- D 't "f fi d--- cent trip to Europe were shown on pamc 1 you n meat

T h T by Mrs. Jim Isham Sunday ~rom. your fr~ezer has a brown-eac ers eo night in Fellowship Han at the Ish discolo:abon on .the surface.Recent Event First Christian Church following !he meat IS not spoIled. Thoug~

the regular monthly covered It may not be as flavorful as ItCORONA-The traditional tea- dish supper. should be.

cher's tea honoring teachers ==========0------'and board members' wives washeld recently by Gamma Thetachapter of Beta Sigma Phi inthe home of Mrs. Wanda Car­nell.

Refreshments of tea, coffee,sandwiches and cookies wereserved.

JUSTBROWSING

by Jerry

The weather man sent a crisp fall day for Rui­doso merchants to show a beautiful array of falland winter clothes at a style show held recently forvisiting attorneys' wives.

Ann Neal opened the show wearing an oysterski outfit from the Mountain Ski Shop (which wasformerly Leek's). Her parka, with its cozy, fur­trimmed hood was by Parkas Unlimited in quiltedvelveteen. She wore oyster ski pants by McGregorand black T-shirt and gloves by Christian Dior. Annlooked stunning in the oyster and black combina­tion.

Barbara Isham, wife of the head of the skischool at the Sierra Blanca Ski Area. was ready tohit the slopes in her Montana white wool sweaterwith its blue racing stripe. She wore blue stretchpants from Sun Valley, all from Mountain Ski Shop.

Also modeling for this shop was Mary Ann Ed­wards wearing a Zebra water repellent parka withblack fox trim. She wore the latest in ski pants byHauser. The black pants were accented with redafter ski boots.

Little Angela Beavers, modeling for Lorene'sChildren's Shop, was a show-stealer in a black andwhite striped cotton trimmed with black rickrackand velvet bows.

Karen Parsons, daughter of a local attorney, wasready to plead her case for the young teen-agel' ina navy blue hip hugger skirt and white poor boyfrom Lorene's. To complete the ensemble, Karenwore a go-go hat.

Looking ready for the coming holiday seasonin a shimmering white evening ensemble from theChaparral Dress Shop was Ruth McGuire. The longcrepe skirt by Nardis was slit up the side to allowfor graceful walking and was topped by a jeweledshell by Botique International. Brocaded whitesatin shoes from the House of Shoes completed theglamourous formal ensemble.

Judy Beavers, also modeling for the ChaparralDress Shop, wore a sugar suede coat by Leathermodeenhanced with collar and cuffs of Ocelot. The coatfeatured the new flared look and was full length.Judy removed the coat revealing a simple blackdouble knit by Carlye just right for most any occa­sion.

From Sierra Blanca Ski Shop Murdell Holbertwore a tri-colored antron jacket and cyclamen skipants by Bogner.

Ready for a day on the slopes was L. B. Daviswearing a yellow jacket by Bogner with concealedhood and zip pockets so important to a skier. Underthe jacket, L. B. wore a white sweater with blue,yellow and green stripes by Meggi. Her ski pantswere br Bogner and she wore sun glasses by Seaand Ski. All from Sierra Blanca Ski shops.

The newest look in ski wear was shown by MaryLou Gooch and was also from Sierra Blanca Skishops. Mary Lou wore a rose gay two-piece suitfeaturing a low belted jacket with knit cuffs underthe sleeves to keep out the snow. To keep her earswarm she wore a white fur hat by Obermeyer.

Dressed for that special fall luncheon date wasHarlene Phillips in a double knit beige suit witha suede front from Brunell's Department Store.Her shoes were by Jacqueline in beige suede andshe carried a matching suede bag by NaturalizeI'.

Brunell's also showed an avocado green, two­piece knit trimmed in light blue and worn by LindaClark. She wore avocado suede shoes and carried amatching bag.

Lynn Denton chose an eye-catching three-pieceflat-knit suit in mustard green, also from Brunell's.The jacket was a long torso double-breasted withmedium high pockets in the new Mod Look. A touchof beige stripe on the collar matched the stripedshell. Her "Carpet Bag" purse was in varied fallshades and gold suede and alligator shoes by Jac­queline completed the ensemble.

From New Mexico Miss, Wendy Lamb wore a"Gay Gibson" yoked jumper in shades of holidaypink made of woolen blend fabric which is bondedfor smooth fit and comfort. The blouse, featuringa round collar, was of Arnel making an ideal en­semble for Wendy's world tour wardrobe for her:Scholarship Award year on the "College of the:Seven Seas."

Roxene Holman wore Gold Medal ski pants byWhite Stag in plum brandy topped by ~ colorful

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RUIDOSO -' The bistory of lanterns and a theme -o( 100 th3t was given over 100 ycars 'RUidoso, whIch is to ~. the years ago wfil be observed for ago.theme of the Aspencade this the services. Two old .. fashioned mixedweekend, wDl be carried out in Dr. Joe Houston or AJbuqusr.. quartets will furnish music. Mr.the church servfcesto be held que wm give the sermon and and Mrs Mickey McGuire andSunday at Ute First Christian will be using a bibletltat is.,Ua. Mr. and ·lIfrS. Tom McNeil willChurc'h. .• . .' yearso~d. Portions o!his ser· m3ke up one quartet nndthe

The church wdl decorate WIth mon ~lU be from a ~~ Rev. DoOn Roberts, Ids son noy,. . Mrs. Wood Stevenson and ber

Lamb, Crop Goal "lsTold ~~~erIt:::rte~.il~ mak~. up ~eUNIVERSITY PARK - Prp. around tertility," Stauder say.s. A covered dish luncheon will

ducing a lamb crop every eight "Medno, Dorset, and nambouil· be served on !he ,grounds fol-months instead ot once n year let bre~dS come closest to ke~.p- lowing the ServICes.. ...is the goal of a project by Agri. lng thea terUUtyand t~teedmg Dress for the day Will be bon­cultural Research S e r vice aU months of the yeat. nets and long s~irts fur. thescientists at Beltsville Md, Under the ARS plan, the ewes women and frontIer or western

, . are bred in April August·.andlweat for the.men. Those ableSome work bas been done in December wIth lambing Urnes to obtain a wagon or horses

the . past at the New Mexico in Sept~ber January. Md wll1 coma. to cllurch by oldstate •Universib: Agricultural May. Lambs ~e weaned at two fash10ned conveyance that day.ExperunentStation, reports J~ months of age and the ewes are.-.:-_ ... . .....R. ~~uder" sheep and .wool conditiooed for another eight -===-~ .-_..__.._~.:.==....-=~~~~"':::::;;;;­specia!illt WIth. the NM~U Co-months' . cycle of production. Ioperative Extension ServIce. The ARS str,~,in of sheep c~lJed

"The biggest obstacle In ptp.I"Morlamr i~ also being deyel.d.U.em.g lb..ree c... rops of lam.bSI.oped.·.. for .longc.r W..001, .multipleevery two years seems to be in biclhs, 0.pen races, and ;lbsencej'obtaining sheep with yent- of borns. '....__ - _. _ ~ • __...._=".~='"~~.,__". ~"~_........._ - "i --,~,~-..._:I

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·ce~~o~de j;the daughter or' nJJJDoso POWNS' ":" ~ l;u~h (Mr. and Mrs, 'Ismael Chaves of party was he1<tMondaY mght·.at '..S€ltt Patrielo amlthegrQPID'$ the CbaparrallVIotor .Hotel b¥

: parents are Mr. and Mrs. AI- Phi chapter of Beta.,Sigma PhI.bert Sancbez of Tularosa. . The tbeme of tbe party was a .

,r The bride was given in mar. luau ~nd. those attendirig wore, riage by Dennis Meitdoza. Mrs. ,Hawa}ian .cos(umos. Flowers

Ernest MendQz~1 was matron of and i.lSlI nets were: used in thehonor. decor~tions.,. . ... . ,

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S.anchez, MarJor.le Sanchez, El"gram included a hula c,ontest.·SIC Ca?deleria,. Joan, APadoc8,.· Rushees attending tllEipnrty .RoseJ?ury Salazar, Rosemary were Mrs. Don Marshall, cMrs-~Chavez, Catber!ne »urnn.and Wayne Parker, Mrs. Jack

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WestemConstnlctol's InC. to Cole, Lt. 1,RIk 15, Unl't 1, TownSamuel S. Sradt Jr. and wl£e, and Country.NorthSubdiv., Rui..Lt. .3,Blk. 2, Glen Grove Sub- doso. Rev. $2.75•.div.,Ruidoso. Rev. 55 cents" Cash T••Skarda to Michel

Samuel S••SlacJt Jr. and Wife NaIda and wif~, Lot 3, Dlk 1,toT. M. Shirley,,!--t.3, Blk. 2, Unit 1, Town and Counfl.'yGlen Grove Addition. N(i rev. Norn• flev $"'75 -stamps. . tAJ.·.. • ~ •

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1".1... Smith and wife to James tract. Rev. $3.30.:a. .Tapp, . lWyce G. Newson, C. G. AlUson and "ile.-toand Robert M. Newson~ Lt. ~Brent C. Jackson Jr. and wife,BlkF, White Fir Subdlv. Rev. a plot ·of land 80 It. by' .,2()0. ft.$1'1.60. . _-located in the BE .comeI' of 1be

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DEBUT-Little Smokey arrives at the Natit)nal Zooin 1950 with U.S. Forest Service Chief, Lyle Watts,The late Sen. Dennis Chavez, D-N.M. (left) lookl::l 011.

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Carrizozo HighHomecoming SetCARRIZOZO - Highlighted by half-time of the game. Candi­

Friday night's football clash Idates are Susie Zamora, freh­with Cloudcroft, students and man; Kathy Milburn, sopho­graduates of Carrizozo Hi g hi more; Polly Walker, junior; andSchool wiIJ observe their annual, L:,lda Narvaez, senior.Homecomll1g this weekend, I Queen candidates were chosen

IHomecoming activities get un-I by their classes, with selection

der way Thursday night with a of the queen to be made by the,snake dance, bonfire and pep varsity football team.

II rally. Setting the coronation scene. On Friday, classes will be dis- will be the band's half-time: missed at 2 p.lll. for the home-, s how, "Welcome Home."coming parade. The parade willi Through music and marchingfeature floats and decorated car formations, the band will proberepresenting various student "why graduate r~turn fororganizations. as well as the homecoming."Carrizozo High School band. Paul McKennon is drum maj-

Game time Friday is 7:30 p.m, or for the band and Arnold Boy-at Laabs Field. ce is director.

Coronation of the 1966 Home- Following the game. there w:llcoming QUl'en will be during the be a homecoming dance. Loca­

tion and band will be annOUI1C­: ed.

TEMPERATURE MEASUREThe modern thermonleteI" is

only about 200 years old.

MAKES GOOD-Smokey Bear, formerly of Lincoln County. pose.~ in his door­way at the National Zoological Park in Washington. D.C. Popular Smok(')' hasabout four million visitors every year, plus 1,000 letters and post cards eachday, (l':ational Zoo Photo\

Smokey Is Given CreditFor Saving U. S. Forests

LINCOLN COUNTY RECORD-14 OCTOBER 5, 1966

(Continued From Page' 7).CARHIZOZO _ A IO-man in- The f~ct that th~y Wl're su­

spet'llOn team will visit Carri- ~('~sful. IS reflected In th~ beau­ZUlO HIgh School thiS month tlful Sierra Blanca SkI A~eato l'valuate the school for the which was opened about five;\; Ih (', I 'I A' f (' II J years ago. or -en ra ssn. 0 0 Pgcs II ' 'I II 't I d' Ihand Sccundary Schools. e IS VI a y III erps c, In .e

Tile 0 I t ' t ,contmulllg growth of thiS affair, C Illp e (' Insprc Ion IS ..

conducted each seven vears at "because of thc p~bllcl.ty andschools belonging to th~ region- the ~any p,eople It bnngs toI d't' . t' our VIllage,a accre I mg assocIa Ion. Th' II'" I, .To be Oct. 17 18 nd 19 th IS year art I~ V1ce-c lal~-

. ..' a . e man of the commIttee that ISevalu?tlOn WIll mclu~e all areas formulating plans (or the oldof ~econdary education. . timers' and former residents'

General areas have b~en It~t- get-logether that will be helded a~ program o~ studies. Ill-. in conjunction with the Aspen­str~C~I?nal m~tenals, stu?ent. cade. He hopes the group willac IVI1Ies, ~U1danee servIces, organize during this reunion andhealth serVices, sch?~1 pl~nt" make it an annual affair.school staff and admll1lstral1on.,

By JAN RIGGENBACH ,ficials say the bear theme cun- Cassidy and Vaughn Monroe. Dr. ~uy Waid, professor of I PLASTIC CARDSA Lincoln County youngster tinues to get good public res-: In 1952 an Act of Congress :duc~tl.on a~ East~rn New Mex-: Plastic playing cards dale

has achieved national fame. ponse. 'protected tlte Smokey symbol ~~o. ~~Iverslty, .wlll .~ead the back to the early 1900's.In his 16 years away from , . Ifrom unauthorized usc. , VIsItIng commIttee. I

borne, Smokey Bear has been, The Cooperative Forest FIreI' • ~credited WiUl cutting the num-! Prevention Committee decides Royalt.'e.s from Smokey B;arbe f U S f t r . h U .each year on the central theme com~erlcal Items I~ave made

r 0 .. ores Ires In a . . ;pOSSIble the formation of thewhile public use of forest land for the Smokey campaigns. S k' B' J' F? .b t · I d Volunteer advertising agencies' mo ey car uniUr orest

as rIp e . . . Rangers Over 4.000.000 ch,J\-Smokey has been a resident dahw

1uTPhtheAdcoPYt' ~nd c~rtwo~lk I dren are members.

of National Zoological Park.· w J e ever ISIng ~un~I,; One hundred million televisionWashington D C since 1950 Inc. makes arrangements wIth. . tl S k B' .., th' . d' 0 $10 vIewers saw le mo ey carand is "still the most famous ~ll' vanousthme

flad' Vt~~ .. float in the Tournament of Hos-

animal there," according to milO? wor 0 ,a ver ISIng IS ~ es Parade al Pa .;adena, Califor­John Lavin, assistant director. donated to the ~ampalgn each Inia in 1964.of forest fire prevention. :year by the medIa, . I While the Smokey Bear pro-

Around 4.000,000 people visit Many groups lend their sup_· gram has saved America anSmokey each year. Fan mail port to Smokey, including fores- t estimated $10 billion from firesnumbers 1,000 pieces per day. t~y, civic and yough organiza- that never started, the Forest

The bear acquired a wife, tlOns, conservation societies, and Service hope the success willGoldie, four years ago. Goldie sportsmen's and garden clubs. not lead to complacency. Over'was given to the National Zoo i Famous screen and radio 90 per cent of forest fires are·by the New Mexico Department: stars have popularized Smokey's; caused by man. I

of Game and Fish. Imessage, among them Bob i "Remember-()nly YOl' call·"So far there have been no Hope, Bing Crosgy, HopaIong Iprevent forest fires!" I

little Smokies, but everyone is I _. ~------ -I

still hopeful," Lavin reports. I C. of C. Has Elect.·on 'Smokey was found in May,1950 as a badly burned cub-orphaned by the 17,OOO-acre fire , " .in Lincoln National Forest near CARRIZOZO - New dIrectors iEhz~beth MacVelgh. G eo r g e .Capitan. and officers have been el~cted iMakl, Vernon Petty, Mrs. A.,

The little bear was treated by members of the CarrIZOZO N. Spencer and Johnson Ifor burns and fed at the home Chamber of Commerce. Stearns.. . . .of a Capitan rancher. He was New .officers include Boyd Rema1l1mg as dIrectors were Ithen flown to Santa Fe with the Harper, president; George Glen Bradley, C. E. B~rns, J.Game Warden for veterinarian Maki, vice • president; and ~r:ulmer Jr. and Martan Sch-treatment and later was flown Marion Schlarb secretary-treas- Ch' b I f 19"7'to the National Zoo to make ' am er pans or 0 111-his new home. urer. . elude the purchase of ~olor bro-

For the preceding five years, New dIrectors are Mrs. EI- churl'S for Valley of FIres Statethe Advertising .Council bad colm Armstrong, Boyd Harper, Park.been using a bear in ranger hat . .and dungarees in its fire pre- Theones. that pOIsonous ~ush-I DENSE ~OPULATI.~N .vention poster campaign. The rooms WIll darken a sIlver Port au Prmce - HaItI, WIth 1

bear symbol was chosen to com- spoon, or that they have a tell- a population of three million, isbine the appeal of an animal tale odor, texture, or exudate, one ,)f the world's most denselyand the ruggedness of a fire- or a cap that peels readily - populated areas.fighter, "all these had better be forgot-

The campaign received new ten," according to Professorzest with the addition of a real Alexander H. Smith of the Uni­live Smokey in';1950. Forest of- versity of Michig?n.

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CoronaSUNDAY

First and Third SundayENCINOSUNDAY

Fourlh Sunday (Mass)Second SundaY (Mass)

Duran

Sundav SchoolSundaY WorshipTraining UnionEvening Worship

WEDNESDAYBible Sludv amI Prayer

CARRIZOZOST. RITA'S

CATHOLIC CHURCHFalher John Rebold, Priest

SUNDAYSunday Mass 7:00 and 11 ,00 am.ConIes. Ion : ISaturday 4:00-5:00 and 7'00-0:00 P.rn.

CATHOLIC SERVICES ISATURDAY

Every other Saturday Mos. 8:30 lI.m.

Sunday SchoolWorship ServiceEvening Service

WEDNESDAY!:'venlng Prayer Meellng

NOGALUNITED

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHRev. Wayne Duchlel I

SUNDAYSunday Service 7. JO p.mChurch School 9:JO ".m.Church Service 10:30 ".m.·------

Calendar

9 a.m.

WHITE TAILCATHOLIC SERVICES

SATURDAY7:00 p.m. Every other Saturday MaSS" 1l:~0 a.m,

7:30 p.m

9:30 e.m.1:00 P.m.

2:00 p.m.

9:4511.m10:45 lI.m.6:00 p.m.

7:00 p.m.

9:30 a.m.10:00 /I.m.11:ll{! lI.m.

9:45 a.m.":00 a.m.6:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.

7:00 p.m.

9:45 a.m.11:00 a.m.6:00 p.m.7:00 p.m. U.P.W.,

9:45 a.m.11:00 a.m.5:30 P.m.6:30 p.m.

7:30 p.m.

9:30 a.m.6:00 p.m.

9:30 e.m.10:30 a.m.6:00 p.m.

Church

COMMUNOY METHODffiTCHURCH

Gateway AreaRev. Wayne Parker, Pastor

SUNDAY

Sunday SchoolMorning WorshipEvening Service

WEDNESDAYBIble Study------

FmST PRESBYTERIANCHURCH

Nob HIli AreaSUNDAY

Coffee and FellowshipFamily Sunday SchoolSundaY Worship

WEDNESDAYFeilOWshlp SupperThIrd VVedneSdaYs

THE FffiST CHRISTIANCHURCH

Palmer GatewayRev. Don Roberts, Pastor

Nunery ProvidedSUNDAY

Sunday School 9: 45 a.m.Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m.Youth Meellng 5:30 p.m.

(Call 257-2129 Informatlonl

Sunday SchoolMorning WorshipTraining UnlollEvening Worship

WEDNESDAYEvening Service

Church SchoolMorning WorshipBible StudyMethodls! Youth

TUESDAYAdult Discussion

WEDNESDAYWomen's Prayer GroupFamilY Night, 1st Sunday

FIRST BAPTIST CIIURCIIRev. Hugh SIlIesU.S. HighwaY 10Ruldo>o Downs

SUNDAY

sr. ELEANOR'SCATHOLIC CHURCH

Fatller Laurier A. Labreche, Pastor HONDOFa'her Robert KI.....rCh, Asst. Pastor

Ga~"'~~t.fea CATHOLIC SERVICESSunday Maues: 7:00 and 11:00 a.m. SUNDAY

cJ~~EfsraNS Our LadV of Guadalupe Chapel 10:00 a.m.In RuIdoso every Saturday end the daybefore Holidays and First Frldavs from3:00 to 4:GO P.rn. and from 7:00 to 8:00p.m. In olher Chapels before ell Masses.AnytIme upon reasonable request.

RUIDOSO BAPTIST CHURCHPalmer Gateway

Warne Joyce. PaslorSUNDAY

CHRISTIAN SCIENCESEUVICES

Women's C'ub BuildingSUNDAY

Sundav Service " :00 a mTesllmony service held every Ihlrd Sun·day following regular service.

HOLY MOUNTEPffiCOPAL CHURCHRev. Luther T. PIUs, Vicar

Church School SUNDAY 11:00 a.m. SundaY SchoolChurch Service ):00 a.m. Worship ServiceChurc:, ServIce 11 :00 a.m. -------Holy Communion 1·3-5 SundaysMorning Prayer 2·.. Sundays

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAYAdult InquirersDiscussion Group

Catechism

RUIDOSOFffiST BAPTIST CHURCH

Highway 37Rev. Radford Hutcheson

SUNDAYSunday SchoolWorship ServiceTraining UnionWorship Service

TUESDAYWomens Missionary Union

WEDNESDAYEvening Service 7:00 p.m.-------

CHURCH OF CHRISTStaer Carler, Mlnlsler

Gatewav AreaSUNDAY

SundaY Dlbla StUdYSUnday WorshipEvening Worship

WEDNESDAYLadles Bible ClassMICl-Week Bible StudY

ASSEMBLY OF GOD JEHUVAH'S WITNESSESRev. Ja~a~.wg~u~~~apl>Stor Kingdom Hall

SUNDAY Congregation Servont, P,,' CoorSundav School 9' 45 a r· SU NDA YMorning Worship 11;00 a.m: Public Bible lllik 3.00 pm. IEvening Evangellsllc IWatchlower !oludY 4,15 p,m. :Servlco TUESDAY 7:30 p.m., Group Bible St~~;SDAY 7.30 pm. , 4>4~Women's Missionary 1:30 P.m. Minl.lry Schoo~HURSDAY 7'00 p.m. I, 'I" .

WEDNESDAYPrayer and Blblo Studl' 7:30 pm. Servoce Meeting 0:00 p.m. I

UNITED PENECOSTAL CATHOLIC SERViCES I"""CIIURCH Father J~~N~~ty'd. Prlesl

Ruidoso Down. SUoldav Mass 9.00 am.Rev. Dallon W. Ross Confe~slons be/ore rna"

1 block SOulh and 1 block west 0/ Rui-doso Downs C/ly Hall FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

SUNDAY Rev. Mllforu M,senerSund"v Radio Program a 00 llm. SUN lAY

"HlIr,eslima" KRRR Sund.>v Wo"nlp ServlCo 900 aMSunday School 10' 00 a m. '!oun1<JV !ochool IV 00 0 mWo"hlp Service II 00 a m I THURSDAYEvening Serv~iONE SDAY 1.30 pm 1B,bl.! 51,dv and f'r.'lVN 1 00 p m

Dible StudY 730 P ..... ' -~ ---- -

LINCOLN COUNTY RECORD-t6 OCTOBER 5, 1966

RUIDOSO. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRISTi OF LATl'ER DAY SAINTSSunday 10:30 lI.m.

Lions Club BuildIngTHURSDAY

Primary classes 2 p.m.

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