OPINION Local news and entertainment since 1969 Why the City Bottom YOUR Business is OUR Business! allocated 018 • WWW.LASCRUCES.ORG GREATER LAS CRUCES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE • MAY 2 Line half a million TABLE OF CONTENTS Guiding graduates into the From the chair ...... 2 Ribbon cuttings...... 3 cruel and indifferent, we next chapter ofbehind them.their Perhaps this canlives lead and mentor by availablea this milestone in his young By DEBBI is the exact time we should example while giving our Junior Leadership life. To say we are proud is MOORE evolve into the “mentoring” graduates the freedom to an understatement. And page 8 4&5 GLCCC CEO and stage and assure them we write their own story of yet, the grandmother in me graduates ...... president are walking the path be- their lives. Assuring them wants to shield him and side them; no matter their that, while our choices Crimson Corner ...... 6 May protect him as he begins to choices, we will be there for won’t be perfect, at the end tradition- navigate the “real world.” them. of the day, how they react is LC Young Professionals/ ally brings My reflection on this Many of our gradu- often more important in the young man, along with our ates have already written scheme of things. I’m re- inside 7 spring flowers, which is - other graduates, caused personal stories of agony, minded of one of my favor Conquistadores ...... often interpreted to be the to me to think, “What defeat, achievement, sor- ite stories from Dr. Seuss, awakening of new begin- - does one do after the tas- row, disappointment, hap “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” nings. The month also New/renewing members ....8 sel has changed from one piness…the list could go Our graduates and these brings us graduations, from side of the mortarboard to on and on. Some of them future leaders deserve to high school to college; we - the other?” Many times, have been through circum go many places, scale the watch our loved ones hear - we simply walk away and stances, along with their highest mountains and con their name called and walk GREATER LAS CRUCES leave our graduates with families, that are way too quer the lower valleys with across to the stage to a new CHAMBER OF COMMERCE the “what will be, will much for such a young age. us cheering them on. chapter in their lives. be” scenario or they “will They have shown by ex- To sum up my article, 150 E. LOHMAN AVE. This year, I am blessed to 88001 have to live with their own ample already in their lives I leave you with three have a great grandson grad- choices.” This is just the LAS CRUCES, NM that they can survive, they |2 uating from Oñate High beginning. Yes, at this time are resilient. See GRADUATES 575-524-1968 School. This young man of their lives, the nurturing In a world that is often has persevered through stages of development are ARTS & WWW.LASCRUCES.ORG ups and downs to make it to

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Carlos the Coyote, the anti-littering hero developed by the reporting illegal dumping. A second book, “Clean Up with Carlos and Doña Ana County Animal Control and Codes office, will debut Friends” was released in 2017. The comic book was developed, ac- in his first-ever comic book Saturday, May 4. cording to Ward, to reach kids in middle school who want to be good Some of the staff with the county’s ACO and Codes office stewards of the environment. will celebrate the release at Free Comic Book Day at Zia Com- Carlos has been featured in a series of public service announce- ics in downtown Las Cruces, starting at 11 a.m. ments and was part of a 2017 calendar that was widely distributed in The comic is called “Mystery in the Desert” and features all schools throughout Doña Ana County. of Carlos’s beloved friends that fans have already met, along The books were made possible through the Illegal Dumping Part- with some new characters. The comic book will introduce read- nership (IDP), a multi-agency task force founded to help combat ille- ers to Hilda the Hyena, Javi the Javelina and Marty Mouse – a gal dumping throughout Doña Ana County. Its mission is to increase rowdy rodent who lives near the border and works to keep the public health and the safety of Doña Ana County residents, while desert clean. keeping the area clean and beautiful. The IDP also provides public ed- The comic book is written and illustrated by Christy An- ucation to increase awareness about environmental responsibility and chondo, the artist who helped develop Carlos and his friends resources needed for community cleanup days. with ACO/Codes field supervisor Mary Lou Ward. For more information about the comic book, or the IDP, contact Carlos was first introduced in 2015 as the main character in Irene Holguin, Keep Doña Ana County Beautiful coordinator, (575) “Carlos the Coyote Desert Adventure”, a children’s book that 525-8846. reinforced the importance of properly disposing of trash and DWI checkpoints scheduled The Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Depart- Project HOME (Helping Others Make it ment has scheduled at least two DWI home Every time), which is available on checkpoints and saturation patrols during Fridays, Saturdays and holidays from 5:30 the month of May. These activi- p.m. to 3 a.m. ties are part of an ongoing effort The project is a collaborative to reduce DWI-related crashes, initiative with Las Cruces Shuttle injuries and deaths. and Taxi by which a person or Checkpoints and patrols will group who has been drinking any be conducted May 5-6 at various amount of alcohol can call (575) undisclosed locations through- 524-TAXI to be picked up for a out Doña Ana County. Check- discounted ride home. Project points will be set up sometime HOME will only take people between 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. from a bar or party to the rider’s Deputies will be looking for all types of residence. violations, with an emphasis on intoxicated For up to two people, the taxi fee is a drivers. flat $5 to any destination within Doña Ana The Doña Ana County Health and Hu- County. For up to four people, the flat fee is man Services Department offers county $10. Grant funding pays the balance of residents a low-cost taxi ride home through transportation charges. JOIN US ON SOCIAL MEDIA! May 3, 2019 Visit our award-winning website at www.donaanacounty.org, or contact us at (575) 647-7200 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 | 3 ‘One big community’: Homeless services recognized By MIKE COOK the lucky ones.” Las Cruces Bulletin “I got sick both men- tally and physically on “I think we all agree my way to success,” that it’s all ‘us’ and said MVCH client Mark. ‘we’ and not ‘them’ or After 44 years in retail ‘they’ or ‘those people,’” in five states, he found Mesilla Valley Commu- himself homeless. With nity of Hope (MVCH) assistance from MVCH, development committee Mark now has his own member Nancy McMil- apartment and car and lan said April 13 during is receiving the medical MVCH’s annual spring help he needs and the open house. disability payments he is MVCH, located at 999 entitled to. W. Amador Ave., pro- “I’m on my way to re- vides housing, childcare, tirement in a couple of an emergency food pro- weeks,” he said. “Now I gram, a soup kitchen, a really know what happi- health center and other ness is.” services for homeless Las Cruces “embraces and indigent clients. the homeless and tries to The program “always help,” said MVCH client has a hand out to those Jonathan, who has been who need a hand,” Mc- homeless since 2015 and Millan said. twice has been a Camp “I’d like to begin with Hope resident. “I can’t gratitude,” MVCH Ex- express the amount of ecutive Director Nicole gratitude I have for this Martinez said as she place.” welcomed clients and BULLETIN PHOTO BY MIKE COOK Martinez said MVCH volunteers, elected of- Mesilla Valley Community of Hope client Chris speaks about homelessness during MVCH’s annual spring open house provided services to ficials, supporters and on April 13. 2,606 people last fiscal visitors to the open state Rep. Rodolpho its fourth annual Tents member Nancy Barnes- also raised “awareness year and provided hous- house. The event, Mar- “Rudy” Martinez, D- to Rents program, which Smith. It raised enough and understanding ing to 547, including 187 tinez said, is held “to Grant, Sierra, Doña raises funds to move the second year to move about what homeless- in MVCH’s Camp Hope recognize not just the Ana. homeless clients into four people, she said, ness is.” Tent City. Currently, she gift but also the giver. I Camp Hope has re- their own apartments. and last year Tents to “I want to thank ev- said, Camp Hope has 37 extend our gratitude.” ceived national recog- In its first year, Tents Rents collected more erybody for helping me,” residents. “Our city is a leader in nition, Martinez said, to Rents raised enough than $50,000 and moved MVCH client Chris said. providing compassion- Mike Cook may be con- because it combines all to move two people into eight people into their “I’ve been homeless for ate service to those who tacted at mike@lascru- services for the home- apartments, said MVCH own homes. Hamblen many years. I’ve come a need it,” MVCH Board cesbulletin.com. less on one campus and development committee said the program has long way. I’m just one of President Carrie Ham- because it has the sup- blen said. port of the city it serves. “We have a great com- The city council re- FREE Toucan Tote Bag with $25 Purchase! munity here,” Mayor Limit one coupon per visit per customer. 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By MIKE COOK of the New Mexico Leg- Mobile Boutique Septem- spective,” including chil- Las Cruces Bulletin islature, successfully ber 2016-December 2018 dren, young families and advocating for new laws and is a former board young professionals. “Tessa for Two” is the that will set cost-sharing member of Border Ser- Serving on the city slogan of Las Cruces ac- limits for physical reha- vant Corps. She attended council also means you tivist Tessa Stuve in her bilitation, provide health EMERGE New Mexico, “need to listen to every- campaign to win the Dis- coverage for contracep- a political training pro- body,” Stuve said. trict 2 seat on Las Cruces tion, expand rights for gram for Democratic Running for city coun- City Council. sexual assault survivors women, in April 2018. cil, she said, is “the right Stuve announced her and create child advo- She describes herself thing to do, and now is candidacy in April for cacy centers. as an “active soccer mom the right time to do it.” the seat that eight-year Stuve continues to for three children.” Stuve is a native of incumbent Greg Smith is serve as a policy advocate Stuve said being elected Grants, grew up in Los relinquishing to run for for the American Heart to city council would help Alamos and moved to Las mayor. Association. She is also fulfil a desire she’s had Cruces to attend NMSU, The election for mayor, a member of the Las since middle school to where she obtained a council districts 1, 2 Cruces-based Progressive serve and help lead her bachelor’s degree in gov- and 4, two members of Tessa Stuve Voters Alliance executive community. ernment in 2009. She and the Las Cruces Public committee and the Green “It’s been in my heart her husband, Todd, have Schools Board of Educa- December, and Stuve stretches from Mesilla Chamber of Commerce for a long time,” she said. three children. tion and three members said she decided to start Park to Talavera and in- board of directors. Stuve “When I put my heart Stuve’s campaign man- of the Doña Ana Soil and campaigning early to take cludes New Mexico State was treasurer for the into something, I give it ager is Connie Chapman. Water Conservation Dis- her message to as many University and both Cen- successful campaign of my all.” Her treasurer is Danielle trict board will be com- people as possible. It is tennial and Las Cruces Micaela Lara Cadena, D- The city is growing and Guerrero. bined for the first time her first bid for public high schools. Doña Ana, to win a New changing, she said, and ever on the Nov. 5 ballot. office. Stuve, 34, served as Mexico House of Rep- it’s important that city Mike Cook can be reached Smith declared his District 2 is mostly a registered lobbyist resentatives seat. Stuve council has a voice that at mike@lascrucesbulle- candidacy for mayor last southern Las Cruces. It during the 2019 session owned and operated brings that “modern per- tin.com. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 | 5 LAST WEEKEND TO TOUR! May 3rd-5th Friday 4pm-7pm Saturday 10am-7pm Sunday 12pm-5pm *Twilight Tour* Friday May 3rd: 7pm-9pm DISCOVER THE LATEST TRENDS IN HOME DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION! Visit 30 homes - Pick up Map in Showcase Magazine at area Pic-Quik Stores or at the Showcase Homes or the LCHBA Office Enter Raffle for 55 in. TV to be awarded on May 9th - Details in Showcase of Homes Magazine

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1740-A Calle de Mercado, ome may not remember the stoplights up and down good,” Rawson said. “Our cal healthcare campus at Park Las Cruces NM 88005 U.S. Hwy 70 between Organ and Interstate 25. The weather is better than Ari- Ridge, at North Main Street PHONE: (575) 524-8061 zona’s and certainly places up and Three Crosses Road. FAX: (575) 526-4621 Slate-1990s and early-2000s construction of the free- north.” Another similar condition www.lascrucesbulletin.com way, and addition of bridges and underpasses, was part of He worries, though, about between then and now is a [email protected] a Las Cruces transformation. the changing business climate. solid national economy. We Back then, Las Cruces’ mini- learned later, after the mort- PUBLISHER Along with boom, to determine if history mum wage was the same as gage crisis of 2008, the econ- Richard Coltharp freeway con- might be repeating itself. El Paso’s. Now, Las Cruces’ omy was not as solid as we DISTRIBUTION struction was Other than national recog- minimum wage is $10.10 an thought. Today, most domestic Teresa Tolonen the explosion nition, what else is lining up? hour, and the state legislature economic indicators are good, ADVERTISING of the Sonoma Although the pace and the has voted to move it to $12. but global unrest tempers pre- Claire Frohs Ranch sub- numbers are not as great as Meanwhile, El Paso’s remains dictability. Pam Rossi division. The with the explosion of Sonoma at $7.25. For many Baby Boomers, Elaine Sasnow RICHARD building and Ranch, which included a new One big area of regional home ownership is “Been COLTHARP CLASSIFIEDS/OBITS growth there, golf course, homebuilders are economic growth the past de- there, done that.” For folks of Marcus Loyola From the Publisher and through- ramping up activity and build- cade has been at the border, any age who would prefer to LEGALS/PUBLIC NOTICES out the city, ing spec homes again. with the expansion of the leave maintenance, yardwork Angel McKellar kept increasing until 2009-10, Housing is expanding on Union Pacific rail hub and and mortgage to someone else, NEWS when the recession finally the north side of U.S. 70 along activity near the Santa Te- renting is an option some Las Marty Racine, Managing Editor caught up with us. Between Sonoma Ranch Boulevard and resa Port of Entry. Currently, Cruces developers are banking Elva Österreich, Special Projects homes are being built there on. Alexia Severson, Special Sections 1990 and 2000, Las Cruces’ beyond, including the Tierra population grew from 57,866 to Verde subdivision, comple- on the New Mexico side, but Multifamily dwellings have REPORTERS/WRITERS 74,267 (28 percent). And from mented by Red Hawk Golf many worry if expenses con- been popping up all over, and Mike Cook tinue to rise, developers will developers such as Ralph and Michael Scanlon 2000 to 2010, Las Cruces grew Course and two of our newer to 97,618 (31 percent). We’ve schools, Mesa Middle School simply move building to the Leah Salas, whose Sonoma GRAPHIC DESIGNERS since topped 100,000, but the and Monte Vista Elementary. side. Pointe Luxury Apartment Stacey Neal rate has slowed considerably. Twenty years ago, when “It’s difficult for us to com- Homes at Sonoma Ranch Bou- PHOTOGRAPHERS Census estimates for 2017, the planners embarked on So- pete with our Texas counter- levard and Northrise Drive Steve MacIntyre most recent, showed Las Cru- noma Ranch, “Everyone said, parts,” Rawson said. opens soon, are seeking to find ces grew by only 4.2 percent ‘That’s going to fail,’” remem- Still, growth in El Paso can their niches. after 2010. bers Terriane Morrison Ever- benefit Las Cruces. The early Eddie Binns, who has been In the past couple years, hart, who back then worked at 2000s boom coincided with the building homes in Las Cru- though, growth is returning. Southwest Abstract and Title, Army’s decision to massively ces since the population was Submit letters to editor@ Just as back then, our city is and now leads Berkshire Ha- expand Fort Bliss. 30,000, said national recogni- lascrucesbulletin.com or by gaining attention on national thaway HomeServices. Private and retail business tion never hurts. fax at 575-526-4621. Letters expansion in El Paso has ex- “Back when Sonoma Ranch should not exceed 200 words, radars. The naysayers were wrong. may be edited for length or • Forbes recently named As homes increase, retail ploded in the past five years. was getting going, investors content and must include the Las Cruces as one of the top and support follow. In the past Many lament similar expan- spent $300,000 to $400,000 on writer’s name, address and 25 U.S. cities for a “working three years along U.S. 70, near sion is not happening in New national advertising to pro- phone number for verifi cation. retirement.” Rinconada and Sonoma Ranch Mexico, but regional growth mote the area,” Binns said. Anonymous letters will not be still helps. “And it worked. published. • United Van Lines last boulevards, Memorial Medical month released data citing Center urgent care, Mountain- “As El Paso grows, we “We brought in a lot of retir- New Mexico as the No. 1 state View Regional Medical Center grow,” said John Hummer, ees. But we didn’t bring in job DISTRIBUTION: The Las Cruces where retirees moved. urgent care, Wendy’s, Burger currently the CEO of Burrell generation, the type of busi- Bulletin is complimentary at advertised College of Osteopathic Medi- nesses that expand the econ- locations in Las Cruces, limited to one • Best Boomer Towns re- King, Starbucks, Carl’s Jr. and copy per reader; $1 per copy elsewhere. cently listed Las Cruces on its more have opened. cine. Hummer was the found- omy and provide career jobs.” list of Best 21 Places to Retire. Lee Rawson of Rawson En- ing CEO of MountainView “There is sentiment among SUBSCRIPTIONS: $58 per year in Regional Medical Center when the business community that, Las Cruces or $125 per year through • Where to Retire magazine terprises was a state senator the U.S. Postal Service. listed Las Cruces among the in the early 2000s, and his fam- it opened in 2002. as a state, we don’t elevate top eight U.S. cities to retire. ily has long been in the local As MVRMC expanded business enough,” Hummer COPYRIGHT: The entire contents of the Curious to read tea leaves, I building business. healthcare opportunities back said. “If business is just a side Las Cruces Bulletin are copyright 2019 by the Las Cruces Bulletin. visited with Las Crucens who “Our location is still great, then, construction currently consideration, we’re not sus- participated in that early 2000s and our cost of living is still is ongoing for the new medi- tainable.” LAS CRUCES BULLETIN OPINION FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 | 7 Inheriting the family farm The latest memories are He went to college. His statistics show of work. By the two brothers left to work that less than 2 time his mother elsewhere. Now Tom is ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT percent of the came in to wake 33, married with kids population is him and his two and has a good job at the directly involved brothers for local co-op. Dad has been in production ag- school, she and using hired labor since riculture. It is a BAXTER dad had already the boys left, but Dad is function of an in- BLACK finished the getting older. PATIENCE On the Edge creasing overall of Common Sense morning milking. Tom makes his daily population and a By 9 years of age rounds, does his job and limited amount of farm he was already part of is active in the commu- ground. Technology is the family farm. Until he nity. But hovering over able to keep up, so that was old enough to milk everything he does is less bodies are required he pushed cows to the that niggling feeling that to produce an ever- barn, fed calves, forked maybe he should go back PROGRESS increasing cornucopia of silage and did what- to the farm. food and fiber. ever kids do, which was Afterall, it is a show- But on a personal level plenty. place. The results of SUPPORT Local BUSINESS the story isn’t quite so High school activi- uncountable man hours simple. ties like dances, meet- and love and sweat Tom was raised on a ings, sports and girls poured into it by two The State of New Mexico has started construction on Valley Drive. dairy farm in the Great all hinged around milk- generations preceding The businesses located on Valley Drive remain open - though it can be Lakes region; 300 cows, ing time and chores. him. It made him the 900 acres. His grand- He didn’t need to work good man that he is. And inconvenient to go through road construction, please be patient and father established the at McDonalds during he could run it well if he continue to shop there as we travel down the road of progress. When farm and passed it down summer vacation. If he chose to. Guilt rides him completed, our city will have a more attractive and pedestrian-friendly to Tom’s father. wanted work, there was Tom’s childhood plenty at home. SEE BAXTER, PAGE 9 street that will better suit the needs of our growing community.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT 575-541-2191 8 | FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 OPINION LAS CRUCES BULLETIN Why the City allocated more money for refugees $500,000: half a Fund (“Telshor them here. Where? way to their sponsors, but awareness that our com- million dollars Fund”) and make Who? The City Council first this sudden rush of more munity would be loudly That sounds like it available on a The current situation is voted to make $75,000 avail- than 100 coming most days questioning why we had a lot of money. That contingency basis primarily centered on large able, then voted to make started on Friday, April 12. done nothing about large IS a lot of money, to with the numbers of people from $500,000 available because When will it end? This numbers of people left and yes, that money large numbers of Central America fleeing the federal government has is a federal issue, and we unattended at the bus sta- could do a lot of good asylum seekers dangerous situations in been dropping off between will be asking our federal tion or wandering through in a lot of areas of GREG SMITH being dropped off their home countries. The 100 and 200 people in our government to address it neighborhoods. need. Guest Column in Las Cruces by total could reach 900,000 community each day re- after a May 13 work session Our why includes not At a special coun- our federal govern- in the United States in gardless of how welcome or to discuss the situation. In only concern for the cil meeting on April 25, the ment. 2019. About 50 percent of unwelcome we make them the meantime, we have no discomfort of Doña Ana Las Cruces City Council There are many ques- them are coming from Gua- feel. Our choices were to let indication this will let up County residents upon see- voted unanimously to take tions about who, what, temala, about 35 percent them be dropped off hun- any time soon. ing these strangers on our that amount out of the where, when, why, and from Honduras, and about gry, thirsty, unescorted, un- Why? streets, but also safety for Health and Human Services how. I will try to address 15 percent from El Salva- monitored and unsheltered Why did the federal gov- the asylum seekers who dor. Some have also arrived at the bus station to wait ernment start dropping could fall prey to those who from countries such as Ven- 24, 36, 48 hours or more; or people off in Las Cruces? might wish them harm. ezuela and Brazil. There are to ask that they be dropped There are lots of theories, How? many women and children off at designated facilities but the most probable rea- A number of people are in this number but also a where they could be fed, son is simply that Las Cru- wondering how we are pay- large number of men. hydrated, sheltered, as- ces is the next city of any ing for the $75,000 and the What? sisted and monitored while size up the highway from $500,000. I disagree with What they are fleeing are waiting to be transported. A El Paso. the mayor: this IS taxpayer gangs, threats to life and number of nonprofit orga- Why did Las Cruces wel- money. However, this is political upheaval in their nizations have been doing come the asylum seekers money already in an ac- home countries. this kind of work for years, instead of shunning them? count, the “Telshor Fund” What they are using to at- and they have been provid- Our why includes not (that has approximately tain asylum seeker status in ing the where up until April only humane compassion $33 million in it), and it is the United States is federal 12, and they continue to do for people who have found already money intended to law that says they must be so. With the larger num- themselves in this situation, help with issues such as the granted a hearing if they bers, the City of Las Cruces, but also pragmatism in the asylum seekers are facing. petition for asylum, no mat- Doña Ana County, and Las face of hundreds of hungry, At the council’s work ses- ter how they have arrived Cruces Public Schools have dehydrated, exhausted men, sion on May 13, we will be in the United States. made spaces available when women and children left to discussing a resolution I am What Las Cruces is deal- necessary. On Tuesday, fend for themselves on the putting forward requesting ing with is that our federal April 30, the City brought street. that our federal govern- government is dropping off in the old Army Reserve Our why includes not ment address these issues people in our city who are Training Center to help. only frustration with the that we are handling on the seeking asylum and who When? federal government for ground here. have made arrangements to When did this start? Asy- simply saying they were be sponsored in other parts lum seekers have been com- bringing these hundreds of Greg Smith represents Dis- of our country while await- ing to Las Cruces for years, people and not providing trict 2 on Las Cruces City ing their hearings. stopping over here on their any support, but also an Council.

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By MIKE COOK ers to other cities that refugees,” he said. “We 60 days with a renewal helping people. I myself Las Cruces Bulletin are assisting Las Cruces have to uphold the law. option and includes a am on the opposite side. in getting them to their Border Patrol is the one provision for a possible I refuse to help people Assistant City Man- final destinations. who brings them.” longer-term lease, he that don’t abide by our ager “William” Bill “We’re the only city “The city recognizes said. laws, that don’t come Studer Jr. was unani- in New Mexico that the magnitude of the Some Las Crucens see in the way they should. mously appointed in- has stepped up to this influx of immigrants the city providing aid to What is being done … to terim city manager level for this long,” Dol- may increase,” city staff asylum seekers as “just ensure that the women during an April 25 spe- lahon said. “I’ve never said in the executive a bunch of goodie two and children are not cial meeting of the Las been more proud to be summary of the reso- shoes trying to help peo- being trafficked?” Cruces City Council. a member of this staff lution the council ap- ple with taxpayers’ dol- “Gospel Rescue Mis- Studer replaces for- and a Las Crucen. This proved at the April 25 lars. I can understand sion (GRM) was tagged mer City Manager Stu- has been an all-hands- meeting. “Therefore, an that point of view,” as the primary central art Ed, who resigned BILL STUDER on-deck. It’s a work in additional budget adjust- Councilor Jack Eakman processing center for suddenly April 22. progress.” ment would allow for said. “I hope you can the all the vans that Studer’s appointment and humanitarian assis- “The city has relied funding of contingency somehow understand were coming in,” said began April 25 and is tance in providing tem- on non-governmental expenses in the event that these are fellow GRM board chair Dr. for a period of up to porary care for asylum agencies to provide hu- emergency immigrant travelers on our earth Brian Ormand. GRM six months. The ap- seekers coming across manitarian assistance refugee humanitarian and just because they’re is implementing a new pointment includes a the U.S.-Mexico border to asylum seekers thus assistance is needed of a different color and a work ethic program for temporary 10 percent brought to Las Cruces far,” city Qualify of Life by the city.” The funds different race and a dif- its homeless clients, he pay increase for Studer, by the U.S. Customs and Director Dr. Lynn Gal- would pay for tempo- ferent language doesn’t said. whose current salary is Border Protection (CPB). lagher said at the special rary shelter, food, water, mean they’re any less “The homeless people $132,540, according to The funding is retroac- meeting. emergency transporta- than you or I.” went from doing four- the city website. tive to April 12 and will The $500,000 will be tion, toiletries and other Several Las Crucens hour-a-week chores to be available through available to the city to items for the immi- spoke during the public working 18-hour days. Refugee appropriation June 30, the end of the supplement those efforts grants, the city said. comments section of the They really stepped up.” At the special meet- current fiscal year. if needed, she said. The TFF was created by meeting, some prais- The city has two op- ing, the council also The $500,000 will be city also may receive the city council in Octo- ing the allocation, some tions in dealing with voted unanimously (6-0, available to pay for bus donations from national ber 2004 with proceeds criticizing it. asylum seekers, said Mayor Pro Tem Gill Sorg and airfare, rental of partners, Gallagher said. from the pre-paid lease “Why do we have to Alex Luna, an organizer attended part of the spe- vans and charter buses; The city’s elected of- of Memorial Medical be politically correct from the nonprofit New cial meeting telephoni- city staff costs, includ- ficials “took an oath Center to Providence in calling them travel- Mexico CAFé: “Leave cally but was not on the ing overtime; interpret- to uphold the laws and Healthcare Company, ers and asylum seek- them on the street to phone when the vote was ers; meals; and other Constitution of the according to city docu- ers? They are invaders, roam and fend for them- taken) to make $500,000 services, said Assistant United States,” Mayor ments. The fund cur- they are illegal,” said selves or we actually live available from the city’s City Manager David Ken Miyagishima said. rently contains about Josie Martinez dur- up to the values of actu- Telshor Facility Fund Dollahon. The rental “There’s actually a $34 million. ing public input at the ally loving our neigh- (TFF) to pay for city re- vehicles, he said, are to federal law that allows Dollahon said the city special meeting. “They bors and showing the sources for public safety transport asylum seek- for asylum seekers and has entered into a lease are breaking our laws. I support that is needed. I for the former armory at don’t appreciate people was on the ground. I was 1300 Brown Road to tem- who don’t want to call it with families where the BrainWorks Neurofeedback porarily house asylum what it is. I do appreci- vast majority are women seekers. 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Most couples The Doña that help pets, low- choose to celebrate Ana County income people with pets, milestone wedding Humane Society and senior citizens in anniversaries with (DACHS) and ways other organizations flowers, jewelry or Spay and Neuter don’t,” added Lawitz. tropical vacations. Action Program The Monsimers have a However, local phi- (SNAP) were long history of celebrat- lanthropists and APRIL the recipients ing their anniversary retired teachers ANAYA of the couple’s by giving back to the Hannah and Bill Community philanthropic community. In 1993, they Monsimer have Foundation of anniversary in- hosted a party. However, Southern New started a tradition Mexico vestment. The they asked that instead of of celebrating their Monsimers dona- bringing a traditional gift, union by making a differ- tion, combined with the guests purchase cat litter, ence in the community CFSNM match, allowed pet food, and dog toys to they call home. the DACHS endowment support the animal shel- Recently, the Mon- to grow from approxi- ter. This request resulted COURTESY PHOTO simers celebrated their mately $6,500 to $65,000, in over 600 pounds of pet Bill and Hannah Monsimer, Sue Daily and Julie Miller from Spay and Neuter Action Program 50th wedding anniver- and the SNAP endow- food, $350 in cash dona- (SNAP), and Kathy Lawitz from Doña Ana County Humane Society. sary by investing close to ment to go from $8,000 to tions, and various shelter Loretto Academy and and Hannah first met, she To learn more about $50,000, transforming the $66,000. supplies. Their unique during my time at the helped care for a stray cat endowments housed at the endowments of two local Kathy Lawitz, Execu- story was also picked up boarding school, we were that was suffering from Community Foundation animal organizations. tive Director for DACHS, by Paul Harvey and CNN always taught to be good an eye infection. “People of Southern New Mexico, Hannah read an article said “The Monsimers News. citizens, give back, and to that care for animals are please contact Executive in the Las Cruces Bul- donation, and the Com- For their 48th wedding contribute to society to special; this was one of Director Terra Winter at letin regarding the Com- munity Foundation’s anniversary, Bill sur- make it better.” the first reasons I liked 575-521-4794 or terra@ munity Foundation of matching grant, will prised Hannah by nam- Bill added that when he her.” cfsnm.org. Southern New Mexico’s allow our endowment to ing a room in her honor 30th anniversary match- generate returns for the at the Amador Hotel. ing campaign. With funds long term.” With 28 per- The hotel was significant being matched $1.50 for cent of residents in Doña to Hannah because she every $1, she saw this as Ana County living at or and her father, who was a perfect opportunity to below poverty level, vet- a physician, would stay make a contribution in erinary care is oftentimes there when she was a honor of her and Bill’s overlooked due to cost. child and he was in town anniversary and take “Having increased seeing patients. advantage of the match operational dollars will When asked about their to maximize their invest- allow us to continue ad- community investments, ment. ministering programs Hannah said “I attended With as little as $1,0002 in new deposits PAID ADVERTISEMENT required to open, and a personal checking account, you’ll enjoy these incredible rates. . 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Historical presentation: “Amending the Consti- tution on the Eve of the Civil War,” 1 p.m. Sat- urday, May 4, Branigan Cultural Center, 501 N. Main St. Free. Info: 575- 541-2154.

Introducing Camp Chalice! Numerology workshop: June 3rd-7th (9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.) Ancient study of numer- Unitarian Universalist Church of Las Cruces ology, 1-3 p.m. Saturday, May 4, Indigo Mermaid 2000 S Solano 575-522-7281 Metaphysical Bookstore, Website: www.uuchurchlc.org 4001 W. Picacho Ave. Info: Ruth Drayer, 575-222-0660.

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p.m. Wednesday, May 8, Small Business Develop- Embroiderer’s Guild of Las Cruces AARP: May 17, Plaza de Las Cru- COMING UP Thomas Branigan Me- ment Center, 2345 Nevada America: Las Cruces Monthly meeting, 2 p.m. ces. Local, regional and CONTINUED FROM 16 morial Library, 200 E. Ave. Reservations: 575- Chapter meets 1 p.m. Wednesday, May 15, Se- statewide craft brewer- Picacho Ave. Speaker is 523-5627. Saturday, May 11, Village nior Amigos, Roadrunner ies present their wares. Roundtable Discussion retired teacher Trica Wil- at Northrise, Hallmark and East Lohman. Tickets $15 in advance at Group: 10:30-11:30 a.m. ley Hazelton. Stamp Out Hunger: Let- Building, 2882 N. Road- www.nmbeer.org, $20 at Sundays, Unitarian Uni- ter carriers’ 27th annual runner Pkwy. New mem- Julie Silver: Renowned the gate. versalist Church of Las Open house: Las Cruces food drive, Saturday, May bers welcomed. Info: Jewish songwriter and Cruces, 2000 S. Solano. Academy, 1755 Avenida 11. Leave non-perishable 575-522-4684. recording artist in con- ONGOING • May 5: U.S. Park Ranger de Mercado in Mesilla, food items in a bag by cert, 7 p.m. Wednesday, Rod Sauter, “El Chamizal” invites the public to your mailbox. Las Cruces Association May 15, Temple Beth-El, Back Country Horsemen- • May 12: Poet Chuck visit the school, 11 of Educational Retirees: 3980 Sonoma Springs Lower Rio Grande Chapter: Harper, “The Quest for a.m.-1 p.m. Thursday, NARFE: Meets 8:30 a.m. Luncheon, 11:30 a.m.-1 Blvd. Admission: $10. Trail riding and trail Human Meaning” May 9. Observe classes Saturday, May 11, Esper- p.m. Tuesday, May 14, Info: 575-524-3380; juliesil- maintenance, meets the • May 19: Linda Rogers, and meet the adminis- anza Room of the Hilton Good Samaritan Village, ver.com. first Monday at 6:30 p.m. “Being Transgender” tration. Info: Lou Ellen, Garden Inn, 2550 Don 3011 Buena Vida Circle. at Delicias Café, 1413 E. • May 26: Columnist 575-521-9384; lascruc- Roser Drive. Speaker: Speaker is Sylvia Ulloa, Blazin’ Brewfest: Seventh Amador Ave. Info: Lisa, Algernon D’Ammassa, esacademy.org. Chris Erickson, NMSU first Latina managing annual, 5-9 p.m. Friday, 724-612-1226 “Whiteness as Member- professor of economics. editor of the Sun-News. ship?” Business workshop: “Is Reserve by May 7 with Cost: $12. Info: Navora Owning a Business a Carol Main, 575-382-7686, Richardson, 575-639-0338; ACADEMY FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT Author seminar: “The Re- Good Fit for You?” 3 p.m. or Carol Smith, 575-522- Kathi Becker, 575-639- 2019 SPRING PROGRAMS ality of Publishing Your Thursday, May 9, DACC 3033. 0338. Book,” 1:30-4:30 p.m. Sun- day, May 5, Thomas Bra- MAY nigan Memorial Library, 200 E. Picacho. Free. Info: The Process of Film Making Alice B. Davenport, 575- Presented by Ross Marks, Joseph Bullock, 527-1411; adavenport@ Mitch Fowler, and Keagan Karnes totacc.com. :HDOOORYH¿OPVEXWIHZDPRQJXVXQGHUVWDQGWKHSURFHVVRI¿OPPDNLQJ,Q WKLVH[FLWLQJIRXUSDUWVHULHVH[SHUWVIURP1068DQGWKHUHJLRQZLOOGLVFXVV ‘A Matter of Balance’: WKHUROHVSOD\HGE\WKHGLUHFWRUZULWHUFLQHPDWRJUDSKHUDQGSURGXFHULQ Strategies for seniors FRQFHLYLQJRIFUHDWLQJWKHSLHFHVDQGDVVHPEOLQJD¿OP$VSHFLDOIRFXVRI DWWHQWLRQZLOOEHWKHORFDOO\SURGXFHG¿OP³:DONLQJZLWK+HUE´VFKHGXOHGIRU against falling, 9:30-11:30 UHOHDVHLQWKHIDOORIWKLV\HDU a.m. each Monday and Tuesday, May 7: 5RVV0DUNV³'LUHFWLQJDQG3UH3URGXFWLRQDQG Wednesday in May in 3RVW3URGXFWLRQ´:HZLOOGLVFXVVWKHUROHRIWKH'LUHFWRULQHY English beginning May 6; HU\WKLQJIURPSUHSURGXFWLRQDQGFDVWLQJSULQFLSDOSKRWRJUDSK\ noon-2 p.m. each Tuesday DQGZRUNLQJZLWKDFWRUVWRHGLWLQJDQGSRVWSURGXFWLRQ and Thursday in May in Spanish. Info: Kathy Nor- Thursday, May 9:  -RH %XOORFN ³7KH 3URFHVV RI :ULWLQJ D 6FUHHQSOD\´ :H ZLOO GLVFXVV KRZ -RH¶V ERRN ZDV GHYHORSHG ris, 575-642-6122 (English); LQWR D VFUHHQSOD\ DQG WKH VXEVHTXHQW HYROXWLRQ RI WKH VFULSW Yolanda, 575-524-2410 WKURXJKRXWWKHSURGXFWLRQSURFHVV (Spanish). Tuesday, May 14: 0LWFK )RZOHU ³&LQHPDWRJUDSK\ 9LVXDOL]LQJ Doña Ana Republican

PHOTOS COURTESY JANE MCCANN/MESILLA PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Students and staff at Mesilla Park Elementary School honored kindergarten student Dorothy “Dot” Mason at a special April 18 event.

Left to right are Matt and Annie Mason, Annie Mason, Dot ‘Dot Strong’: Mesilla Park student battles leukemia Mason, Kat Mason (Dot’s little sister) and Mesilla Park El- BULLETIN REPORT “Mesilla Park Elemen- celebration,” McCann Union Ave. ementary School Principal Diane Barela, as the Mason family tary School students said. “Such a glorious Call the school at 575- accepts a check from the donations collected by Mesilla Park Mesilla Park Elemen- and staff wanted her day for Dot!” 527-9615. Elementary students. tary School kindergarten to know that we have The event included a student Dorothy “Dot” been supporting her donation of money col- Mason was diagnosed journey through our lected by Mesilla Park with leukemia last fall orange T-shirts (orange Elementary students to and hasn’t been able is childhood leukemia help Dot and her fam- to attend classes at the color), money raised and ily. “She still has about school since then. How- prayers,” school librar- a one-and-a-half years ever, she is still able ian Jane McCann said. of treatment to endure,” to join Mesilla Park Dot and her family – fa- McCann said. A FREE DENTAL/MEDICAL CLINIC Elementary’s walking ther Matt, mother Annie “We’re grateful for school bus on Thursday and little sister Kat – everyone at Mesilla Park mornings with her dad, were invited to the school and across Las Cruces.” outdoor enthusiast Matt April 18 “to have a little Mesilla Park Elemen- NMNMNM MISSIONMMISSIOISSIOSION MAY 3-4, 2019 Mason. bit of a DOT STRONG tary is located at 955 W. LAS CRUCES CONVENTION CENTER OFOFOF MERCYMERCYERCY 680 E University Ave, Las Cruces, NM 88001 Visit us at www.lascrucesbulletin.com FREE TWO-DAY DENTAL/MEDICAL CLINIC DOORS OPEN AT 5:15AM, FRIDAY & SATURDAY FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED, NO ID REQUIRED The Only Facility in Las Cruces NO APPOINTMENTS NEEDED! COME EARLY! with 24-hour Nursing FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT: nmdentalfoundation.org The New Mexico Dental Association Major Sponsors Foundation is the charitable arm of the New Mexico Dental Association

www.LaPosadaLiving.org • 575-523-4700 299 Montana Ave., Las Cruces 20 | FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 NEWS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN LCPS advocates for community schools in D.C. BULLETIN REPORT riers to learning, like from Milwaukee, Wiscon- trauma, hunger, home- sin, used their community The National Educa- lessness and myriad schools as a model on tion Association invited other problems faced by Capitol Hill. Greenberg congressional staff to families living in poverty. said it was a good oppor- a briefing on school Research consistently tunity to see what other improvement and com- shows that the problems community schools in munity schools at the U.S. of students in school and the nation are doing, and Capitol in Washington, the problems of the com- the positive impact they D.C., on April 25. During munity they live in are have on students and the discussion, David intertwined. One cannot their families. Greenberg Greenberg, the Las Cru- be addressed without the said that Milwaukee ces Public Schools coor- other. The community community schools have dinator for community school model aims to experimented with a way schools, and Mary Parr- tackle these problems to- to increase attendance, Sánchez, president-elect gether. and it’s working. Regina of NEA-New Mexico, told Greenberg said the idea Stieber, community lawmakers how the Las was to double down on school coordinator for Cruces community has educating federal policy- Milwaukee’s Lincoln Av- come together to actively makers on community enue Elementary School, help create a positive schools and highlight the introduced the “walk- learning environment at disparity between how ing bus.” Every Monday Lynn Community Middle much the federal govern- and Friday, teachers and School. ment spends on funding parents volunteer to pick COURTESY PHOTO Community schools charter schools compared up neighborhood kids From left, Ryan Hurley, director of community schools for United Way Milwaukee; Ingrid serve as a network of to community schools. and walk them to school Walker Henry, vice president of the Milwaukee Teachers’ Education Association; David Green- partnerships that offer During the meeting, to help Lincoln Avenue berg, LCPS coordinator for community schools; Mary Parr-Sanchez, president-elect of NEA- services to remove bar- school representatives parents overcome barri- NM; Portia Reddick White, NEA lobbyist; Stephen Kostyo, policy advisor for Learning Policy ers to getting their kids to Institute; and Kyle Serrette, NEA policy analyst. school safely. the front office, commu- profit Casa de Peregrinos, a day at school, and many When one walks the nity schools coordinator with daily snacks and take food home for the BRIDGE LESSONS halls of Lynn Community Sylvia Chavez maintains take-home bags of food . weekend. Later this year, Middle School, Greenberg racks of donated clothes Between the various a mental health clinic is said it quickly becomes throughout the year. agencies involved, some expected to open at the Come Play clear that Lynn sticks to Students also have ac- students at Lynn Com- school with visiting coun- its community-oriented cess to the school’s food munity Middle School are selors from a community With Us! mission. In a room near pantry, supplied by non- provided with three meals health center. 6XPPHU in Las Cruces! All Starz hit Las Cruces          BULLETIN REPORT Bower, the center’s pro- VIP all access passes for available. There will be        prietor. $70 were also available. open seating in the court-         Los Kumbia Kings All Gates open at 5 p.m. Los yard area, and the lower-   !  " #S%&''(  ) Starz will headline the and mariachi bands will feature A.B. Quintanilla level patios will be open Cinco de Mayo Festival start the show. Ruidoso’s III, brother of the late Te- as well. *+ &,-. //- 0, at the Amador Saturday, Homegrown Boyz, who jano legend . The The Amador will also May 4, in Las Cruces. play classic rock, Span- bass-playing Quintanilla be the site of a concert Play Bridge! Meet new people! Have Fun! This will be the first ish variety and more, will worked as his sister’s pro- Saturday, June 15, the The Belton Bridge Center is located at major concert at the new take the stage at 7 p.m. ducer and co-wrote many weekend of Father’s Day. 1214 E Madrid Ave. venue at 302 S. Main St., Los Kumbia All Starz per- of her songs. Headliner for that event which features four res- form from 8:30-10 p.m. The restaurants and will be Little Joe y la Fa- taurants and an outdoor Tickets for the event bars at Amador Live will milia, along with Ruben event center. are $27 and are available not be open during the Ramos and the Texas “This will give people online at www.amador- event, but food from a Tornados, featuring a chance to test drive live.com or at the door. special festival menu, as Augie Meyers and Flaco the Amador,” said Max A limited number of well as drinks, will be Jimenez. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 | 21 The League of Women Voters changes name

BULLETIN REPORT to offer fragists before women advice gained the right to vote. The League of Women to others Also elected for two- Voters of Greater Las wanting year terms are Bob Burn Cruces, a 50-year-old to get as treasurer and Maryel- organization, has been involved len Kebbel as member- renamed as the League with ship director. of Women Voters of KATHY BROOK League Elected to one-year Southern New Mexico work.” terms are Sharon (LWVSNM). The name The Thomas, nominating change was approved by league committee chairperson, the league during its an- also and Judith La Pointe, nual business meeting elected nominating committee April 13. It goes to the new mem- member. state League of Women bers to “We’re a diverse orga- Voters for final approval. EILEEN VANWIE the Board nization that welcomes “This name will better of Direc- women and men who reflect what the orga- tors for two-year terms. are interested in active nization can provide to They include Kathy participation in democ- other communities in Brook and Eileen Van- racy and who want to this part of the state,” Wie as co-presidents. create better awareness said Kim Sorensen, Brook, a former league of major public policies LWVSNM outgoing president, is an econom- that impact everyone’s president. ics professor at New lives,” Brook said. “It’s “Over the years, Mexico State University an honor to work with our League has been and has been an aca- others who will vigor- contacted by citizens demic associated Dean ously continue the in nearby communi- in the College of Busi- League’s mission.” ties who are interested ness. LWVSNM will seek in forming their own VanWie is a retired status as a 501(c)(3) non- league or getting in- educator and has been profit organization. volved with a league. We writing about the Visit www.lwvglc.org. plan to expand our out- struggles endured in or- Contact kathybrook@ reach and we’re happy ganized activism by suf- comcast.net. 22 | FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 NEWS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN Las Cruces High FFA students place at state event By CALLIE HAUSER Students participate in a For the Bulletin variety of contests rang- ing from agriculture me- During the week of chanics to dairy cattle April 1-5, the Las Cruces and livestock evaluation, FFA chapter competed veterinary technology at NMSU in the State and horticulture pro- FFA Career Development duce. Event Contest. We had Throughout March 30 students competing and into the first week in contests such as agri- of April, there is a CDE culture mechanics, dairy every Saturday during cattle evaluation, food sci- which students can test ence, livestock, wildlife, their skills and knowl- horticulture produce and edge. Then, the first week meats evaluation. of April is when they re- Students had to solve Left to right are Las Cruces High School FFA students Callie PHOTOS COURTESY SHARLAE GARCIA/LAS CRUCES HIGH SCHOOL ally rock and roll at their math problems; take Hauser, Sean Gutierrez, Denny Atchley and Jennifer Johnson, contests to try to qualify who placed third as a team in agriculture mechanics in the Left to right are Las Cruces High School FFA advisor Sharlae tests; identify fruits, for the national FFA con- career development event. Garcia and LCHS FFA members Ashley Arbogast, Beau Talbot, vegetables and meat Frank Barrera and Crystian McRae. The students placed fifth vention in Indianapolis products; read and under- pitch the product to a shout-out goes out to the as a team in wildlife in the FFA Career Development event. in October against teams stand genetic paperwork; panel; answer customer agriculture mechanics from every state and evaluate meats, produce complaints and address team, which took third competed that whole time the livestock team was Puerto Rico. and animals; prepare and food safety scenarios; overall as a team. The without a break! Team 11th overall. Talk to your agricul- give oral reports; prac- and participate in team agriculture mechanics members Callie Hauser FFA is a national orga- ture teachers about join- tice shop skills; create a events. team event went from 5 got third individually, nization that strength- ing. Always remember protein bar, including a We are proud of all our p.m.-12:30 a.m. Thursday- Jennifer Johnson got sev- ens student leadership FFA is more than just nutrition label and then members, but a special Friday and the team enth and Denny Atchley skills, gives students job cows and plows. got ninth. experience and creates Sharlae Garcia is the The dairy cattle evalu- relationships among fel- science/agriculture ation team received sixth low members, teachers teacher and FFA advi- overall and Ashley De- and officers. Through sor at Las Cruces High Ruyter was ninth indi- FFA, students can gain School. For more infor- vidually; the food science community service mation, contact her at team got sixth overall hours, learn and gain 575-527-9400 ext., 6800, and Maddie Gardner got experience on how to and [email protected]. ninth individually; the perform skills for the wildlife team was fifth workforce through par- Callie Hauser is the Las overall and Beau Talbot ticipation in career de- Cruces High School FFA got seventh individually; velopment events (CDE). chapter reporter. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 | 23 Picacho Hills cleanup Parks & Recreation Department Presents The series is a musical extravaganza offering an eclectic mix of music F¦//FrShæ/ß/t¼®܎ performed by local, regional and nationally recognized artists.

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4-1 with Commissioner Since 2014 she had been NEWS Solis voting against. DACC’s vice president Easy preparation CONTINUED FROM 18 of academic affairs. DACC president Torres also served Munro, communica- A search committee as head of NMSU’s De- tions director of the at New Mexico State partment of English. Southwest Environmen- University has selected She has bachelor’s and tal Center. “Especially two finalists in a nation- master’s degrees in here in New Mexico, wide search for the next English from NMSU human-animal interac- president of Doña Ana and a Ph.D. in Ameri- tions are inevitable and Community College. can studies from the not all of them will be They are Monica Tor- University of New positive. This resolu- res, DACC’s current Mexico. tion recognizes that interim president and Busch has been at extermination does not DACC’s former vice Pima Community Col- have to be our default president of academic lege since 2016. He BULLETIN PHOTO BY ZYANYA RUEDA response to encounters affairs; and Gregory previously was dean Former Olympic gold medalist Dan O’Brien relaxes during a reception prior to his speaking with our wild neigh- Busch, chief academic of academic affairs for engagement at the annual Lou Henson Breakfast April 18 sponsored by the Boys & Girls Club bors. Coexistence is officer and vice presi- liberal arts at North of Las Cruces. possible if we could give dent of Instruction, Central State College it a fair chance.” Guided Pathways and in Mansfield, Ohio, and Three members of the Dual Enrollment at dean of arts and sci- Special tree public spoke in favor of Pima Community Col- ences at Washington the resolution, includ- lege in Tucson, Ari- State Community Col- The City of Sunland Park ing Nate Cote, former zona. lege in Marietta, Ohio. celebrated Earth Day in April New Mexico represen- The two visited the Busch has a Ph.D. in with the planting of a special tative who sponsored a East Mesa campus education from West tree at the Sunland Park Sports Complex by Mayor bill to ban coyote killing April 30 and May 1. Virginia University. Javier Perea in m emory of contests in 2013. No one Torres has served as Visit webcomm.nmsu. Sunland Park’s Environmen- spoke against the bill. interim DACC president edu/hire/dacc-presi- tal Program Specialist Byron The resolution passed since September 2018. dent-search. Wade Cross (1972-2019). 2 Unique Hospitals. 2 Distinct Specialties. 1 Convenient Location.

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If water rights; and/or (2) NOTICE OF INTENT TO To SE 1/4 of said Sec. 26, for the no valid protest or objection Public Welfare/Conservation APPROVE Las Cruces, NM 88001 Paula L. Kionut The proposed location of continued diversion of up to Ana County by drilling is filed, the State Engineer of Water; if public welfare P.O. Box 158 new well LRG-17108-POD2 3.0 acre-feet per annum of proposed well will evaluate the application or conservation of water Notice is hereby given that To Zuni, NM 87327 is north of Las Cruces, NM shallow groundwater for LRG-14319-POD3 to a in accordance with the within the state of New the Las Cruces City Council Robert Krause and is approximately 570 domestic use as described in depth of 150 feet with a provisions of Chapter 72 Mexico, you must show how will hold a Public Hearing to 1155 Montana Ave. Apt #19 Notice is hereby given that feet west of the intersection Subfile No. LRN 280080108 4-inch casing, in a location NMSA 1978. you will be substantially and discuss approval or disap- Las Cruces NM 88001 all the contents of your of El Camino Real and (B) of the Lower Rio Grande within the SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of specifically affected. The proval of the issuance of a storage unit #03 at Idaho A Camino de Nosotros. Hydrographic Survey. The Section 22, Township 23 Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 05/17, written protest must be filed, Restaurant Beer/Wine Liq- Notice is hereby given that Self Storage will be sold at applicant has requested South, Range 1 East 2019 in triplicate, with the State uor License to Los Maria- all the contents of your LIVE AUCTION or be Any person, firm or corpora- emergency authorization to (NMPM) and more specifi- Engineer, 1680 Hickory chi's, Inc. d/b/a Los Maria- storage unit #036 at Pecos 1 disposed of to satisfy our tion or other entity having drill the replacement well cally located at or near NOTICE is hereby given Loop, Suite J, Las Cruces, chi's, to be located at 5600 Self Storage will be sold at lien in the amount of standing to file objections or under NMSA, 1978, Section where Latitude and Longi- that on March 29, 2019, NM 88005 within ten (10) Bataan Memorial East, Las LIVE AUCTION or be $498.50. The contents of the protests shall do so in 72-12-22. The site of pro- tude intersect at 32° Jacob and Jackie Sierra, days after the date of the last Cruces, New Mexico. disposed of to satisfy our unit consist of: writing (objection must be posed well 17'42.323 "N, 106°50'8.169" 4194 Egyptian St, Las publication of this Notice. lien in the amount of legible, signed, and include LRG-17628-POD2 will be W (WGS84), on land owned Cruces, NM 88005, filed Facsimiles (faxes) will be The Public Hearing will be $1,091.00. Military Gear, (4) Alumi- the writer's complete name, located approximately 140 by the applicants, and dis- application numbered accepted as a valid protest as held in conjunction with the num Car Rims & Tires, phone number, email ad- feet SE of the intersection of continue the use of existing LRG-17612-POD1, OSE long as the hard copy is regular meeting of the City The contents of the unit Misc. Back Packing Equip- dress and mailing address). Dona Ana Rd. and Wendy well LRG-14319-POD2, lo- File NO. LRG-17612-1 with hand-delivered or mailed Council on Monday, June 3, consist of: ment & Household Items The objection to the appro- Ln. at the property address cated on land owned by the the State Engineer for Permit and postmarked within 2019, beginning at 1:00 p.m. Rakes, Lawn Mowers, Twin val of the application must of 4334 N. Dona Ana Rd. applicants located within the to Change Point of Diver- 24-hours of the facsimile. in the City Council Cham- Bed, Dresser, Misc. Garden DATE OF AUCTION: May be based on: (1) Impairment; Existing well SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of Section 22, sion within the Lower Rio Mailing postmark will be bers, 700 North Main Street, Tools, Book Shelf, House- 20, 2019 if impairment, you must LRG-17628-POD1 will be Township 23 South, Range 1 Grande Underground Water used to validate the 24-hour City Hall. If passed, the hold Goods & Tires. AUCTION STARTING AT: specifically identify your properly plugged. East and more specifically Basin in Doña Ana County period. Protests can be faxed Director of the Alcohol and 9:15 a.m. water rights; and/or (2) described where Latitude by discontinuing the use of to the Office of the State Gaming Division of the DATE OF AUCTION: May LOCATION OF AUCTION: Public Welfare/Conservation Any person, firm or corpora- and Longitude intersect at well LRG-1447, located Engineer, 575-524-6160. If State of New Mexico Regu- 20, 2019 Idaho A Self Storage of Water; if public welfare tion or other entity having 32° 17 142.076"N and within the NW1/4 NW 1/4 of no valid protest or objection lation & Licensing Depart- AUCTION STARTING AT: 1320 Idaho Ave. or conservation of water standing to file objections or 106°501 8.074"W (WGS84), Section 5, Township 24 is filed, the State Engineer ment may approve the 8:30 a.m. Las Cruces, NM 88001 within the state of New protests shall do so in for the continued diversion South, Range 2 East, will evaluate the application issuance of the license. LOCATION OF AUCTION: Mexico, you must show how writing (objection must be of up to 3.0 acre-feet per NMPM, and more specifi- in accordance with the Pecos 1 Self Storage LEASING SERVICES, you will be substantially and legible, signed, and include annum of shallow ground- cally described where Lati- provisions of Chapter 72 Witness my hand and seal 1320 Pecos INC. specifically affected. The the writer's complete name, water for domestic one- tude and Longitude intersect NMSA 1978. this 22 day of April 2019. Las Cruces, NM 88001 Carol Pena written protest must be filed, phone number and mailing household use as described at 32° 15'24.81 "N, (575) 525-0808 in triplicate, with the State address). The objection to in Subfile Order No. LRN 106°45'59.81"W, on land Dates: 04/19, 04/26, 05/03, /s/ Linda Lewis, CMC, City Engineer, 1680 Hickory the approval of the applica- 28-012-0057 of the Lower owned by Roberto Marquez, 2019 Clerk Pecos 1 Self Storage Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 2019 Loop, Suite J, Las Cruces, tion must be based on: (l) Rio Grande Hydrographic and drilling well 1320 Pecos NM 88005 within ten (10) Impairment; if impairment, Survey. The site of old well LRG-17612-POD1 to be Dates: 04/26, 05/03, 2019 Las Cruces, NM 88001 NOTICE is hereby given days after the date of the last you must specifically identi- LRG-14319-POD2 and the drilled to a depth of 160 feet that on April 15, 2019, publication of this Notice. fy your water rights; and/or proposed location for re- for a 8-inch casing, to be NOTICE TO PUBLIC To Warren and Celia Moore, Facsimiles (faxes) will be (2) Public Welfare/Conser- placement well located within the NE 1/4 NOTICE OF INTENT TO 1975 Lincoln Towncar VIN Stephan E. Morales 142 Camino de Nosotros Las accepted as a valid protest as vation of Water; if public LRG-14319-POD3 are loca- NW1/4 of Section 5, Town- ADOPT #F5Y82A844623F brown is 1050 Alamo Cruces, NM 88007, filed long as the hard copy is welfare or conservation of ted approximately 1,950 feet ship 24 South, Range 2 East, being held at LUCHINI'S Las Cruces NM 88001 application numbered hand-delivered or mailed water within the state of southeast of the intersection NMPM, and more specifi- The City Council of The TOWING & RECOVERY LRG-17108-POD2, OSE and postmarked within New Mexico, you must of Wagon Wheel Trail and cally described where lati- City of Las Cruces, New located at 3621 W Picacho Elizabeth Morales (POA) File No. LRG-17108-1, with 24-hours of the facsimile. show how you will be N. Fairacres Road in Doña tude and longitude intersect Mexico, Hereby Gives No- in Las Cruces, New Mexico 960 S. Rio Grande the State Engineer for Permit Mailing postmark will be substantially and specifically Ana County. Existing well at 32°15'13.063 "N, 106 tice of Its Intent to Adopt the for auction at 8 am on Las Cruces NM 88001 to Drill and Use a Supple- used to validate the 24-hour affected. The written protest LRG-14319-POD2 will be °45'46.656"W (WGS84), on Following Ordinance(s) at a 6/10/19 at LUCHINI'S mental Well within the period. Protests can be faxed must be filed, in triplicate, properly plugged. land owned by applicant for Regular City Council Meet- TOWING & RECOVERY Notice is hereby given that Lower Rio Grande Under- to the Office of the State with the State Engineer, the continued diversion of ing to be Held on May 20, due to mechanics lien of all the contents of your ground Water Basin in Doña Engineer, 575-524-6160. If 1680 Hickory Loop, Suite J, Any person, firm or corpora- the amount of water subject 2019: $215.00 plus storage. storage unit #031 at Pecos 1 Ana County by drilling new no valid protest or objection Las Cruces, NM 88005 tion or other entity having to all conditions and provi- Self Storage will be sold at well LRG-17108-POD2, to a is filed, the State Engineer within ten (10) days after the standing to file objections or sions contained in the Au- (1) Council Bill No. 19-024; Dates: 04/26, 05/03, 2019 LIVE AUCTION or be depth of 120 feet with a 6-in. will evaluate the application date of the last publication protests shall do so in gust 22, 2011 Final Judg- Ordinance No. 2889: An disposed of to satisfy our casing, to be located within in accordance with the of this Notice. Facsimiles writing (objection must be ment and Settlement Agree- Ordinance Approving a Spe- Pecos 2 Self Storage lien in the amount of the SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of provisions of Chapter 72 (faxes) will be accepted as a legible, signed, and include ment in Stream System Issue cial Exception to Section 1300 Pecos $773.00. The contents of the projected Section 23, NMSA 1978. valid protest as long as the the writer's complete name, No. 101, SS-97-101, com- 38-58 D of the Las Cruces Las Cruces, NM 88001 unit consist of: Township22S, Range IE hard copy is hand-delivered phone.number, email ad- bined with surface water Municipal Code (LCMC) to (NMPM), and more specifi- Dates: 04/26, 05/03, 05/10, or mailed and postmarked dress, and mailing address). from the Elephant Butte Allow Primary Access to To Twin beds, Bikes, House- cally located where Latitude 2019 within 24-hours of the The objection to the appro- Irrigation District for the Non-Single Family or Non- Mariah White hold Items,Freezer, Toys, and Longitude intersect at facsimile. Mailing postmark val of the application must irrigation of 2.43 acres of Duplex Uses via a Public P.O. Box 403 Chairs, Book Shelves & 32°22' 26.55" N, 106°48' NOTICE is hereby given will be used to validate the be based on: (1) Impairment; land, owned by the appli- Alley; to Except the Re- Tyrone NM 88065 Shop Vac. 34.15" W (WGS84), on land that on April 8, 2019, 24-hour period. Protests can if impairment, you must cant, located within the NW quired One-Way Driving owned by the applicant, to Anthony P. , Peter, and be faxed to the Office of the specifically identify your 1/4of Section 5, Township 24 Aisle Width; and to Allow Notice is hereby given that DATE OF AUCTION: May supplement existing well Vicky Mazza, 4334 N. Dona State Engineer, water rights; and/or (2) South, Range 2 East. The Vehicles to Back out of all the contents of your 20, 2019 LRG-17108-POD1 located Ana Rd., Las Cruces, NM 575-524-6160. If no valid Public Welfare/Conservation site for well Parking or Loading Spaces storage unit #6 at Pecos 2 AUCTION STARTING AT: within the SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 88005, filed application nu protest or objection is filed, of Water; if public welfare LRG-17612-POD1 can be Directly onto a Public Way Self Storage will be sold at 8:30 a.m. projected Section 23, Town- mberedLRG-17628-POD2, the State Engineer will or conservation of water found approximately 430 for Properties Located at LIVE AUCTION or be LOCATION OF AUCTION: ship 22S, Range IE OSE File No. LRG-176281, evaluate the application in within the state of New feet southwest of the inter- 1105 N Main St, 1143 N disposed of to satisfy our Pecos 1 Self Storage (NMPM), and more specifi- with the State Engineer for accordance with the provi- Mexico, you must show how section Egyptian St. and Main St, 1145 N Main St, lien in the amount of 1320 Pecos cally located where Latitude Permit to Change an Exist- sions of Chapter 72 NMSA you will be substantially and Meadow Lark Lane at the 101 W Fleming Ave, 1201 N $1,015.97. The contents of Las Cruces, NM 88001 and Longitude intersect at ing Water Right within the 1978. specifically affected. The physical address of 4194 Main St, 1201 N Main St the unit consist of: 32° 22' 27.97" N, 106°48' Lower Rio Grande Under- written protest must be filed, Egyptian St. LRG-1447 will Apt 1 & 2, 1203 N Main St, 34.13" W (WGS84), on land ground Water Basin in Doña Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 05/17, in triplicate, with the State be retained for other rights. 1255 N Main St, 114 W Mattress & Box Spring, Pecos 1 Self Storage owned by the applicant, for Ana County by drilling 2019 Engineer, 1680 Hickory Fleming Ave, and 115 W Bedroom Set, Boxes & 1320 Pecos the diversion of up to 3.0 replacement well Loop, Suite J, Las Cruces, Any person, firm or corpora- Chestnut Ave. Misc. Household Furnish- Las Cruces, NM 88001 acre feet per annum for LRG-17628-POD2 to a NOTICE is hereby given NM 88005 within ten (10) tion or other entity having ings domestic one household pur- depth of 150 feet with a that on April 8th, 2019, days after the date of the last standing to file objections or Copies Are Available for To poses as described by Sub- 4-inch casing, within the SE Kenneth and Jennie Lou publication of this Notice. protests shall do so in Inspection During Working DATE OF AUCTION: May Chanel R. Zoccoli file Order No. 1/4of projected Sec. 26, Needham, 2449 Calle de Facsimiles (faxes) will be writing (objection must be Hours at the Office of the 20, 2019 1324 Luna LRN-28-006-0195-A of the T22S, R1E (NMPM), more Vista, Las Cruces NM accepted as a valid protest as legible, signed, and include City Clerk. Witness My AUCTION STARTING AT: Las Cruces NM 88001 Third Judicial District Court, specifically located near the 88007, filed application nu long as the hard copy is the writer's complete name, Hand and Seal of the City of 9:00 a.m. Doña Ana County, State of intersection of X=1,468,161 mberedLRG-14319-POD3, hand-delivered or mailed phone number, email ad- Las Cruces on this the 29th LOCATION OF AUCTION: Notice is hereby given that New Mexico. Y= 495,939, NMSP, Central OSE File No. LRG-14319, and postmarked within dress, and mailing address). day of April, 2019. Pecos 2 Self Storage all the contents of your NAD83, on land owned by with the State Engineer for 24-hours of the facsimile. The objection to the appro- 1300 Pecos storage unit #010 at Pecos 1 The applicant has requested the applicant, and discontin- Permit to Change an Exist- Mailing postmark will be val of the application must Linda Lewis, CMC Las Cruces, NM 88001 Self Storage will be sold at emergency authorization to ue the use of existing well ing Water Right within the used to validate the 24-hour be based on: (1) Impairment; City Clerk LIVE AUCTION or be drill the proposed well under LRG-17628-POD1, located Lower Rio Grande Under- period. Protests can be faxed if impairment, you must Pecos 1 Self Storage disposed of to satisfy our NMSA, 1978, Section on land owned by the ground Water Basin in Doña to the Office of the State specifically identify your Date: 05/03, 2019 1320 Pecos lien in the amount of Friday, May 3, 2019 Las Cruces Bulletin Legal Notices | 27 $585.00. The contents of the the Doña Ana County Court- at rest the title of Plaintiffs DEVISEES AND LEGA- WITNESS the Honorable of Las Cruces, County of STATE OF unit consist of: house, 201 W. Picacho, Las in and to the lands described TEES OF CHERYL J CHAMPION MORT- Manuel I. Arrieta, District Doña Ana, State of New NEW MEXICO Cruces, New Mexico. herein against any adverse MILLER, DECEASED; GAGE COMPANY, Court Judge of Dona Ana Mexico, and over the age of COUNTY OF (2) Window A/C Units, claims of the Defendants and Defendants. Plaintiff, County on this 5th day of fourteen years, has filed a DOÑA ANA Clothing, Comforter, Boxes Respectfully submitted, that the Defendants be April, 2019. Petition to Change Name in THIRD JUDICIAL & Misc. Household Goods /s/ Linda C. Chadwick barred and estopped from NOTICE OF PENDENCY vs. the Third Judicial District DISTRICT COURT Linda C. Chadwick having or claiming any lien OF ACTION Court, Doña Ana County, DATE OF AUCTION: May 6925 Camino Nuevo Mejico upon, any right or title to the JOSEPH F. SWEENEY, (court seal) New Mexico, wherein he NO. CV-2019-1052 20, 2019 Las Cruces, NM 88007 estate of Plaintiff in and to STATE OF NEW MEXI- JR.; UNKNOWN SPOUSE By: /s/ E. Balizan seeks to change his name MARCI E. BEYER AUCTION STARTING AT: 262-930-9780 said lands, or any portion CO to Defendant, the Un- OF JOSEPH F. SWEE- from Joshua Adlore Paquin 8:30 a.m. thereof, adverse to the known Heirs, Devisees and NEY, JR.; UNITED District Court to Joshua Adlore Hamling, IN THE MATTER OF LOCATION OF AUCTION: Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 2019 Plaintiff. Legatees of Cheryl J Miller, STATES OF AMERICA EBalizan, Judicial Specialist and that this Petition will be THE PETITION OF Pecos 1 Self Storage Deceased to be published ACTING ON BEHALF heard before the Honorable RALPH SOTO LUCERO 1320 Pecos STATE OF The property which is affec- on: OF THE SECRETARY Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 05/17, Manuel I. Arrieta, District JUNIOR Las Cruces, NM 88001 NEW MEXICO ted and concerned by this You are hereby notified that OF HOUSING AND UR- 05/24, 2019 Judge, on the 15th day of FOR CHANGE OF COUNTY OF pending action is located at the above-named Plaintiff BAN DEVELOPMENT; May 2019, at the hour of NAME Pecos 1 Self Storage DONA ANA 306 North Esperanza and U.S. Bank National Associa- OCCUPANTS OF THE STATE OF 1:30 p.m., at the Doña Ana 1320 Pecos THIRD JUDICIAL 800 East Court Avenue, Las tion has filed a civil action PROPERTY, NEW MEXICO County Courthouse, 201 W. NOTICE OF PETITION Las Cruces, NM 88001 DISTRICT COURT Cruces, Dona Ana County, against you in the above- Defendants. COUNTY OF Picacho, Las Cruces, New TO CHANGE NAME New Mexico 88001, and entitled Court and cause, the DOÑA ANA Mexico. To No. D-307-CV-2019-00827 more particularly described general object thereof being NOTICE OF PENDENCY THIRD JUDICIAL NOTICE IS HEREBY Fabian L. Sanchez Judge: Beyer, Marci as follows, to wit: to foreclose a mortgage on OF ACTION DISTRICT COURT Respectfully submitted, GIVEN that Ralph Soto 1525 Foster, Apt. #3 Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 in real property located at 5839 /s/ Joshua Adlore Paquin Lucero Junior, a resident of Las Cruces NM 88001 REBECCA ANN MESA 2, COX'S THIRD Megan Street, Sunland Park, STATE OF NEW MEXI- NO. CV-2019-1020 Joshua Adlore Paquin the City of La Mesa, County AND GILBERT GOR- SUBDIVISION in the City NM 88008. The real proper- CO to JOSEPH F. SWEE- MARCI E. BEYER 5855 Shalem Colony Trail of Doña Ana, State of New Notice is hereby given that DON MESA, as Co- of Las Cruces, Dona Ana ty which is the subject NEY, JR and UNKNOWN Las Cruces, NM 88007 Mexico, and over the age of all the contents of your Trustees of the SURVIV- County, New Mexico, as matter of this action is SPOUSE OF JOSEPH F. IN THE MATTER OF 575-640-1423 fourteen years, has filed a storage unit #006 at Pecos 1 ING SPOUSE'S RESIDU- shown and designated on the legally described as follows: SWEENEY, JR Defend- THE PETITION OF Petition to Change Name in Self Storage will be sold at AL TRUST, a sub-trust plat thereof, filed in the ant(s): LORETTA LEE Dates: 04/26, 05/03, 2019 the Third Judicial District LIVE AUCTION or be created under the FRANK office of the County Clerk of LOT 28, BLOCK 15, OF FOR CHANGE OF Court, Doña Ana County, disposed of to satisfy our AND REBECCA MESA said County on March 19, VILLA VALENCIA SUB- GREETINGS: NAME New Mexico, wherein he lien in the amount of FAMILY TRUST, dated 1914, in Book 4 Page(s) 40 DIVISION PHASE I, IN seeks to change his name $353.00. The contents of the June 25, 1997, as amended of Plat Records. THE You are hereby notified that NOTICE OF PETITION from, Ralph Soto Lucero unit consist of: on October 20, 2010, COUNTY OF DONA ANA, the above-named Plaintiff TO CHANGE NAME Junior to Ralph Lucero, and Plaintiffs, The name of the Plaintiff's STATE OF NEW MEXICO, has filed an action against that this Petition will be Beds & Bed Frames, Bicy- attorney is as follows: Dana AS SHOWN AND you in the above-titled Court NOTICE IS HEREBY heard before the Honorable cle, Aquarium & Misc. vs. M. Kyle of The Law Offices DESIGNATED ON THE and case on or before thirty GIVEN that Loretta Lee, a Marci E. Beyer, District Household Items of Dana M. Kyle, P.A., P.O. PLAT THEREOF, FILED days after the third publica- resident of the City of Las STATE OF Judge, on the 18th day of Box 2227, Las Cruces, New IN THE OFFICE OF THE tion of this Notice, a default Cruces, County of Doña NEW MEXICO June 2019 at the hour of DATE OF AUCTION: May REBECCA ANN MESA Mexico 88004, (575) COUNTY CLERK OF judgment may be entered Ana, State of New Mexico, COUNTY OF 11:00 a.m., at the Doña Ana 20, 2019 and the unknown heirs of 525-0020. SAID COUNTY AS PLAT against you. Your response and over the age of fourteen DOÑA ANA County Courthouse, Las AUCTION STARTING AT: FRANK ROGER MESA, The above-addressed De- NO. 5090 ON 11/22/2011 must be filed with the years has filed a Petition to THIRD JUDICIAL Cruces New Mexico. 8:30 a.m. deceased, and any un- fendants against whom con- IN above-entitled Court. Change Name in the Third DISTRICT COURT LOCATION OF AUCTION: known persons who may structive service is sought to BOOK 23 PAGE(S) 234-37 Judicial District Court, Doña Respectfully submitted, Pecos 1 Self Storage claim any lien, interest or be obtained, are hereby OF PLAT RECORDS. This Case involves the real Ana County, New Mexico, NO. CV-2019-1051 /s/ Ralph Soto Lucero Junior 1320 Pecos title adverse to the Plain- notified that unless they file property in this case is wherein she seeks to change MARCI E. BEYER Ralph Soto Lucero Junior Las Cruces, NM 88001 tiff, a responsive pleading or If there is a conflict between legally described as follows: her name from Loretta Lee 287 Rosario St. Defendants. motion with this Court the legal description and the to Karen Loretta Lee, and IN THE MATTER OF La Mesa, NM 88044 Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 2019 within thirty (30) days after street address, the legal LOT 24, TALAVERA SUB- that this Petition will be THE PETITION OF PO Box 123 NOTICE OF PENDENCY the date of the third and last description shall control. DIVISION, UNIT 3, heard before the Honorable RALPH LUCERO La Mesa, NM 88044 STATE OF OF SUIT publication of this notice, TRACT 4, IN THE COUN- Marci E. Beyer, District FOR CHANGE OF 575-202-3257 NEW MEXICO judgment or other appropri- Unless you serve a pleading TY OF DONA ANA, NEW Judge, on the 21st day of NAME COUNTY OF THE STATE OF NEW ate relief will be rendered in or motion in response to the MEXICO, AS THE SAME May 2019, at the hour of Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 2019 DONA ANA MEXICO TO: THE UN- such suit against them by Complaint in said cause on IS SHOWN AND DESIG- 9:00 a.m., at the Doña Ana NOTICE OF PETITION THIRD JUDICIAL KNOWN HEIRS OF default. or before thirty (30) days NATED ON PLAT NO. 704 County Courthouse, Las TO CHANGE NAME STATE OF DISTRICT COURT FRANK ROGER MESA, after the last publication THEREOF, FILED FOR Cruces, New Mexico. NEW MEXICO DECEASED; and ANY WITNESS MY HAND date, judgment by default RECORD IN THE OFFICE NOTICE IS HEREBY COUNTY OF NO. CV-2019-1152 AND ALL UNKNOWN AND SEAL this 10th day of may be entered against you. OF THE COUNTY CLERK Respectfully submitted, GIVEN that Ralph Lucero, DOÑA ANA JAMES T. MARTIN PERSONS WHO MAY April, 2019. OF SAID COUNTY ON /s/ Loretta Lee a resident of the City of THIRD JUDICIAL CLAIM A LIEN, INTER- McCARTHY & HOLTHUS, DECEMBER 23, 1968, Loretta Lee Mesilla, County of Doña DISTRICT COURT IN THE MATTER OF EST OR TITLE AD- Court Administrator LLP AND RECORDED IN 2 Red Wing Ave. Ana, State of New Mexico, THE PETITION OF VERSE TO PLAINTIFFS David Borunda BOOK 10, PAGE 43, PLAT Las Cruces, NM 88012 and over the age of fourteen Case No. LYNDA ANN CARLSON By /s/ E. Balizan Karen Weaver RECORDS. years, has filed a Petition to D-307-PB-2019-00040 FOR CHANGE OF I, David Borunda, Court Deputy Jade Rotonda Dates: 04/26, 05/03, 2019 Change Name in the Third NAME Administrator of the Third 6501 Eagle Rock NE, Suite The address of the real Judicial District Court, Doña IN THE MATTER OF Judicial District Court in the Dates: 04/16, 04/26, 05/03, A-3 property at issue is more STATE OF Ana County, New Mexico, THE ESTATE OF NOTICE OF PETITION County of Dona Ana, State 2019 Albuquerque, New Mexico commonly described as NEW MEXICO wherein he seeks to change THOMAS BURGESS TO CHANGE NAME of New Mexico, do hereby 87113 5014 Copper Bar Rd., Las COUNTY OF his name from, Ralph Lu- REEVES, cause to be issued this STATE OF Telephone No.: (505) Cruces, NM 88011. DOÑA ANA cero to Ralph S. Lucero, and DECEASED NOTICE IS HEREBY Notice of Pendency of Suit, NEW MEXICO 219-4900 THIRD JUDICIAL that this Petition will be GIVEN that Lynda Ann for the purpose of service of COUNTY OF jrotonda The name, mailing address DISTRICT COURT heard before the Honorable NOTICE TO Carlson, a resident of the process on any and all DONA ANA @mccarthyholthus.com and telephone number of Marci E. Beyer, District CREDITORS City of Las Cruces, County unknown persons who may THIRD JUDICIAL Attorneys for Plaintiff Plaintiff's attorney is as NO. CV-2019-995 Judge, on the 21st day of of Doña Ana, State of New claim any lien, interest or DISTRICT follows: MANUEL I. ARRIETA May 2019 at the hour of NOTICE IS HEREBY Mexico, and over the age of title adverse to the Plaintiffs Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 05/17, 9:00 a.m., at the Doña Ana GIVEN that, JIM LAWS, fourteen years, has filed a by publication. Case No.: 2019 GREENSPOON MARDER IN THE MATTER OF County Courthouse, Las has been appointed Personal Petition to Change Name in The names of the Plaintiffs, D-307-CV-2019-00483 LLP THE PETITION OF Cruces New Mexico. Representative of the Estate the Third Judicial District Defendants, and the Court in STATE OF By: /s/Kevin J. Sanders JOSHUA ADLORE PA- of Thomas Burgess Reeves. Court, Doña Ana County, which said cause is pending U.S. BANK NATIONAL NEW MEXICO QUIN Respectfully submitted, All persons having claims New Mexico, wherein she and the civil cause number ASSOCIATION, COUNTY OF Kevin J. Sanders, Esq. FOR CHANGE OF /s/ Ralph Lucero against this estate are re- seeks to change her name are set out hereinabove. Plaintiff, DONA ANA 4 WHITNEY COURT NAME Ralph Lucero quired to present their claims from Lynda Ann Carlson to The Defendants against THIRD JUDICIAL CEDAR CREST, NM 87008 2645 Calle del Sur within four (4) months after Linda Ann Carlson, and that whom service by publication vs. DISTRICT Telephone: 888.491.1120 NOTICE OF PETITION Mesilla, NM 88046-0888 the date of the first this Petition will be heard is sought to be obtained are Email 1: kevin.sanders TO CHANGE NAME PO Box 888 publication of this Notice, or before the Honorable James the above-addressed Defend- LOUIS D MILLER AKA NO. D-307-CV-2018-01243 @gmlaw.com Mesilla, NM 88046-0888 the claims will be forever T. Martin, District Judge, on ants. LOUIS MILLER AKA Email 2: gmforeclosure NOTICE IS HEREBY 575-649-1854 barred. Claims must be the 22nd day of may 2019, The general object of this LOUIS DEAN MILLER; NATIONSTAR MORT- @gmlaw.com GIVEN that Joshua Adlore presented either to the at the hour of 1:30 p.m., at action is to quiet and to set THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, GAGE LLC D/B/A Paquin a resident of the City Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 2019 Personal Representative, c/o 28 | Legal Notices Las Cruces Bulletin The Friday, May 3, 2019 J. David Beasley, Esq., P.O. STATE OF quired to present their claims By: Robert Doyle property, if any. Box 1620, Las Cruces, NM NEW MEXICO within four months after the c/o Legal Process Network THE NORTHWEST COR- MESILLA, DOÑA ANA 88004, or filed with the COUNTY OF date of the first publication P.O. Box 51526 NER OF THIS TRACT; NOTICE IS FURTHER COUNTY, NEW MEXICO Third Judicial District Court, DOÑA ANA of this Notice, or the claims Albuquerque, NM 87181 THENCE N.64°40'00"E., GIVEN that the purchaser at AND BEING MORE PAR- New Mexico, located at 201 THIRD JUDICIAL will be forever barred. DOÑA ANA, STATE OF 280.90 FEET TO A 1/2" such sale shall take title to TICULARLY DESCRIBED W. Picacho DISTRICT COURT Claims must be presented NEW MEXICO AS 2NM-18-831961-JUD IRON ROD FOUND ON the above described real AS FOLLOWS, TO WIT: Ave., Las Cruces, NM either to the undersigned SHOWN ON PLAT IDSPub #0152430 THE WEST LINE OF property subject to a one (1) BEGINNING AT AN IRON 88005, (575) 523-8200. No. D-307-PB-2019-00057 Personal Representative, in THEREOF RECORDED DOÑA ANA ROAD FOR month right of redemption. ROD SET FRO THE Judge James T. Martin care of the Bates Law Firm, ON OCTOBER 24, 2001 IN 5/3/2019 5/10/2019 THE NORTHEAST COR- SOUTHWEST CORNER Dated: April 12, 2019 P.O. Box 305, Las Cruces, PLAT BOOK 19, AT PA- 5/17/2019 5/24/2019 NER OF THIS TRACT; PROSPECTIVE PUR- OF THIS TRACT, IN THE MATTER OF NM 88004-0305, or filed GES 743-745 AS PLAT THENCE ALONG THE CHASERS AT SALE ARE WHENCE THE P.C. STA- Submitted By: THE ESTATE OF with the Third Judicial NO. 3536, RECORDS OF STATE OF WEST LINE OF DOÑA ADVISED TO MAKE TION 452+76.12 FOR THE /s/ J. David Beasley, Esq. ALBERTO ONTIVEROS, District Court, 201 W. DOÑA ANA COUNTY. If NEW MEXICO ANA ROAD, S.21°36'00"E., THEIR OWN EXAMINA- WEST LEVEE RIGHT- J. DAVID BEASLEY, Esq. Deceased. Picacho Avenue, Suite A, there is a conflict between COUNTY OF 116.40 FEET TO THE TION OF THE TITLE AND OF-WAY OF THE RIO Beasley Legal, P.C. Las Cruces, NM 88005. the legal description and the DOÑA ANA POINT OF BEGINNING, THE CONDITION OF THE GRANDE RIVER BEARS Attorney for the Estate of NOTICE TO CRED- street address, the legal THIRD JUDICIAL CONTAINING 0.750 PROPERTY AND TO THE FOLLOWING FOUR THOMAS BURGESS ITORS DATED: April 9, 2019 description shall control. DISTRICT ACRES OF LAND, MORE CONSULT THEIR OWN COURSES AND DISTAN- REEVES The sale is to begin at 10:45 OR LESS. SUBJECT TO ATTORNEY BEFORE CES: S. 75 DEGREES P.O. Box 1620 NOTICE IS HEREBY /s/ Merrie Lee Soules on June 13, 2019, Third Case No.: ANY EASEMENTS AND BIDDING. 15'10"W., A DISTANCE Las Cruces, NM 88004 GIVEN that the undersigned Merrie Lee Soules Judicial District Courthouse, D-307-CV-2018-00739 RESTRICTIONS OF RE- OF 581.82 FEET; THENCE 575-528-6782 have been appointed the Personal Representative of City of Las Cruces, County CORD. INFORMATION IN By: Robert Doyle S.32 DEGREES 54'20"E., Personal Representative of the Estate of Shirley J. of Doña Ana, State of New JPMORGAN CHASE THE PREPARATION OF c/o Legal Process Network 175.62 FEET, THENCE Dates: 04/19, 04/26, 05/03, this estate. All persons Soules, Deceased Mexico, at which time I will BANK, NATIONAL AS- THIS DESCRIPTION DE- P.O. Box 51526 S.32 DEGREES 35'40"E., 2019 having claims against this sell to the highest and best SOCIATION, Plaintiff, RIVES FROM DEED Albuquerque, NM 87181 589.62 FEET TO A POINT estate are required to present PREPARED AND SUB- bidder for cash, in lawful FILED JUNE 17, 1991, IN OF BEING IDENTICAL their claims within four MITTED BY: currency of the United States vs. BOOK 350, PAGES 2 NM-17-799502-JUD TO THE SOUTHWEST STATE OF months after the date of the BATES LAW FIRM of America, the Property to 732-734, DOÑA ANA IDSPub #0151865 CORNER OF U.S.R.S. NEW MEXICO first publication of this P.O. BOX 305 pay expenses of sale, and to ANGEL Y CORDOVA; COUNTY RECORDS. A TRACT 10-87A AND COUNTY OF Notice or the claims will be Las Cruces, NM 88004-0305 satisfy the foreclosure Judg- THE UNITED STATES PLAT WAS PREPARED 4/12/2019 4/19/2019 THENCE N.61 DEGREES DOÑA ANA forever barred. Claims must (575) 524-8585 ment granted on April 5, OF AMERICA BY AND UNDER JOB #07-1054. 4/26/2019 5/3/2019 34'20''E., A DISTANCE OF THIRD JUDICIAL be presented either to the (575) 524-1895 (Fax) 2019, in the total amount of THROUGH THE SECRE- FIELD NOTES BY MOY 855.41 FEET; THENCE DISTRICT COURT undersigned Personal Repre- $282,785.11, with interest at TARY OF HOUSING SURVEYING, INC., LI- STATE OF FROM THE PLACE OF sentative in care of Joseph /s/ Lloyd O. Bates Jr. the rate of 4.2500% per AND URBAN DEVELOP- CENSE NO. 5939. NEW MEXICO BEGINNING N.14 DE- No. D-307-PB-2019-00027 M. Holmes, P.A., PO Box Lloyd O. Bates Jr. annum from February 7, MENT; Defendants, COUNTY OF GREES 44'50"W., 255.44 Judge Manuel I. Arrieta 366, Las Cruces, New Attorney for the Estate 2019 through the date of the If there is a conflict between DOÑA ANA FEET TO AN IRON ROD Mexico 88004-0366, or filed sale. The sale is subject to NOTICE OF FORECLO- the legal description and the THIRD JUDICIAL SET FOR THE NORTH- IN THE MATTER OF with the Third Judicial Dates: 04/19, 04/26, 05/03, the entry of an Order by this SURE SALE street address, the legal DISTRICT WEST CORNER OF THIS THE ESTATE OF District Court, 201 W. 2019 Court approving the sale. description shall control. TRACT; THENCE N.75 JOE H. PROVENCIO, Picacho, Las Cruces, New PLEASE TAKE NOTICE The sale is to begin at 10:45 Case No.: DEGREES 15'10"E., 222.57 Deceased. Mexico 88005. STATE OF NOTICE IS FURTHER that the above-entitled am on May 16, 2019, Third D-307-CV-2018-00944 FEET TO AN "X" FOUND NEW MEXICO GIVEN that the real proper- Court, having appointed me Judicial District Courthouse, CHISELED IN THE CEN- NOTICE TO CRED- Dated: April 12, 2019 COUNTY OF ty and improvements con- or my designee as Special City of Las Cruces, County NATIONSTAR MORT- TER OF AN 8 FOOT ITORS DOÑA ANA cerned with herein will be Master in this matter with of Doña Ana, State of New GAGE LLC D/B/A CONCRETE DITCH FOR /s/ Jerry Ontiveros THIRD JUDICIAL sold subject to any and all the power to sell, has Mexico, at which time I will CHAMPION MORT- THE NORTHEAST COR- NOTICE IS HEREBY Jerry Ontiveros, Personal DISTRICT patent reservations, ease- ordered me to sell the real sell to the highest and best GAGE COMPANY, Plain- NER OF THIS TRACT; GIVEN that the undersigned Representative of the ments, and all taxes and property (the "Property") bidder for cash, in lawful tiff, THENCE ALONG THE has been appointed the Estate of Alberto Ontiveros, Case No.: utility liens, special assess- situated in Doña Ana Coun- currency of the United States CENTER LINE OF SAID Personal Representative of Deceased D-307-CV-2018-01770 ments and taxes that may be ty, New Mexico, commonly of America, the Property to vs. DITCH S.17 DEGREES this estate. All persons due. FREEDOM MORT- known as 3933 North Doña pay expenses of sale, and to 34'55" E., 255.76 FEET TO having claims against this PREPARED & SUBMIT- FREEDOM MORTGAGE GAGE CORPORATION, its Ana Road, Las Cruces, NM satisfy the foreclosure Judg- UNKNOWN HEIRS, DE- AN "X" FOUND CHI- estate are required to present TED BY: CORPORATION, Plain- attorneys, and the under- 88007, and more particularly ment granted on February VISEES AND LEGATEES SELED IN THE CENTER their claims within four JOSEPH M. HOLMES, P.A. tiff, signed Special Master, dis- described as follows: 21, 2019 in the total amount OF CAROLYN M. BRAD- OF THE DITCH FOR THE months after the date of the PO Box 366 claim all responsibility for, of $146,512.61 with interest LEY, DECEASED; FIRST SOUTHEAST CORNER OF first publication of this Las Cruces, NM 88004-0366 vs. and the purchaser at the sale A TRACT OF LAND SIT- at the rate of 3.500% per FEDERAL SAVINGS THIS TRACT; THENCE Notice or the claims will be (575) 524-0833 takes the property "as is," in UATE NORTH OF LAS annum from March 31, 2018 BANK OF NEW MEXI- LEAVING THE DITCH forever barred. Claims must [email protected] STEPHEN FAHR, PER- its present condition, subject CRUCES, DOÑA ANA through the date of the sale. CO; UNITED STATES S.75 DEGREES 15'10"W., be presented either to the SONAL REPRESENTA- to the valuation of the COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, The sale is subject to the OF AMERICA BY AND 235.22 FEET TO THE undersigned Personal Repre- /s/ Joseph M. Holmes TIVE OF THE ESTATE property by the County IN SECTION 35, T.22S., entry of an Order by this THROUGH THE SECRE- PLACE OF BEGINNING, sentative in care of Joseph Joseph M. Holmes OF EDWARD STEVEN- Assessor as real or personal R.1E., N.M.P.M. OF THE Court approving the sale. TARY OF HOUSING CONTAINING 1.3423 M. Holmes, P.A., PO Box Attorney for the Estate SON ELY II, DECEASED, property, affixture of any U.S.R.S. SURVEYS BEING NOTICE IS FURTHER AND URBAN DEVELOP- ACRE OF LAND, MORE 366, Las Cruces, New SONOMA RANCH mobile or manufactured U.S.R.S. TRACT 5-77A2 GIVEN that the real proper- MENT, Defendants. OR LESS. SUBJECT TO A Mexico 88004-0366, or filed Dates: 04/26, 05/03, 05/10, SOUTH SUBDIVISION home to the land, deactiva- AND MORE PARTICU- ty and improvements con- 5 FOOT WIDE IRRIGA- with the Third Judicial 2019 HOMEOWNERS' ASSO- tion of title to a mobile or LARLY DESCRIBED AS cerned with herein will be NOTICE OF FORECLO- TION DITCH EASEMENT District Court, 201 W. CIATION INC., Defend- manufactured home on the FOLLOWS, TO WIT: BE- sold subject to any and all SURE SALE PARALLEL AND IMME- Picacho, Las Cruces, New STATE OF ants. property, if any, environ- GINNING AT A CON- patent reservations, ease- DIATELY ADJACENT TO Mexico 88005. NEW MEXICO mental contamination on the CRETE MONUMENT ments, and all taxes and PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THE EAST BOUNDARY COUNTY OF NOTICE OF property, if any, and zoning FOUND ON THE WEST utility liens, special assess- that the above-entitled LINE. Corrected to read as Dated: April 17, 2019 DOÑA ANA FORECLOSURE SALE violations concerning the LINE OF DOÑA ANA ments and taxes that may be Court, having appointed me follows: A TRACT OF THIRD JUDICIAL property, if any. ROAD FOR THE SOUTH- due. JPMorgan Chase Bank, or my designee as Special LAND SITUATE IN SEC- /s/ Bobbie A. Provencio DISTRICT PLEASE TAKE NOTICE EAST CORNER OF THE National Association, its Master in this matter with TION 27, TOWNSHIP 23 Bobbie A. Provencio, Per- that the above-entitled NOTICE IS FURTHER TRACT HEREIN DESCRI- attorneys, and the under- the power to sell, has SOUTH, RANGE 1 EAST, sonal Representative PB-2019-0044 Court, having appointed me GIVEN that the purchaser at BED; WHENCE THE signed Special Master, dis- ordered me to sell the real N.M.P.M. OF THE U.S.R.S. of the Estate of Joe H. JUDGE MARTIN or my designee as Special such sale shall take title to SOUTHEAST CORNER OF claim all responsibility for, property (the "Property") SURVEYS, BEING PART Provencio, Deceased Master in this matter with the above described real U.S.R.S. TRACT 5-76A2 and the purchaser at the sale situated in Dona Ana Coun- OF U.S.R.S. TRACT IN THE MATTER OF the power to sell, has property subject to a one (1) BEARS S.21°36'00"E., takes the property "as is," in ty, New Mexico, commonly 10-87A, LYING WEST OF PREPARED & SUBMIT- THE ESTATE ordered me to sell the real month right of redemption. 1042.63 FEET; THENCE its present condition, subject known as 4290 Libra Drive, THE LA MESILLA, DOÑA TED BY: OF SHIRLEY J. SOULES, property (the "Property") FROM THE POINT OF to the valuation of the Las Cruces, NM 88005, and ANA COUNTY, NEW JOSEPH M. HOLMES, P.A. Deceased. situated in Doña Ana Coun- PROSPECTIVE PUR- BEGINNING AND LEAV- property by the County more particularly described MEXICO AND BEING PO Box 366 ty, New Mexico, commonly CHASERS AT SALE ARE ING THE WEST LINE OF Assessor as real or personal as follows: MORE PARTICULARLY Las Cruces, NM 88004-0366 NOTICE TO known as 1988 EL SEGUN- ADVISED TO MAKE DOÑA ANA ROAD, property, affixture of any DESCRIBED AS FOL- (575) 524-0833 CREDITORS DO TRL, LAS CRUCES, THEIR OWN EXAMINA- S.64°40'00"W., 280.90 mobile or manufactured A TRACT OF LAND SIT- LOWS, TO WIT: BEGIN- [email protected] NM 88011, and more partic- TION OF THE TITLE AND FEET TO A 1/2" IRON home to the land, deactiva- UATE IN SECTION 27, NING AT AN IRON ROD /s/ Joseph M. Holmes NOTICE IS HEREBY ularly described as follows: THE CONDITION OF THE ROD FOUND FOR THE tion of title to a mobile or TOWNSHIP 23 SOUTH, SET FOR THE SOUTH- Joseph M. Holmes GIVEN that the undersigned LOT 15, BLOCK T, OF PROPERTY AND TO SOUTHWEST CORNER manufactured home on the RANGE 1 EAST, N.M.P.M. WEST CORNER OF THIS Attorney for the Estate has been appointed Personal SONORA SPRINGS, CONSULT THEIR OWN OF THIS TRACT; property, if any, environ- OF THE U.S.R.S. SUR- TRACT, WHENCE THE Representative of this estate. PHASE 2 AT SONOMA ATTORNEY BEFORE THENCE N.21°36'00"W., mental contamination on the VEYS, BEING PART OF P.C. STATION 452+76.12 Dates: 04/26, 05/03, 05/10, All persons having claims RANCH SOUTH, LOCA- BIDDING. 116.40 FEET TO A 1/2" property, if any, and zoning U.S.R.S. TRACT 10-87A, FOR THE WEST LEVEE 2019 against this estate are re- TED IN THE COUNTY OF IRON ROD FOUND FOR violations concerning the LYING WEST OF THE LA RIGHT-OF-WAY OF THE Friday, May 3, 2019 Las Cruces Bulletin Legal Notices | 29 the property "as is," in its THE CONDITION OF THE the rate of 5.20000% per RIO GRANDE RIVER 10-87A AND THENCE present condition, subject to PROPERTY AND TO annum from February 5, NEW MEXICO BEARS THE FOLLOWING N.61°34'20''E., A DIS- the valuation of the property LOT NUMBERED 5 IN CONSULT THEIR OWN 2019 through the date of the Defendants. FOUR COURSES AND TANCE OF 855.41 FEET; by the County Assessor as BLOCK NUMBERED B ATTORNEY BEFORE sale. The sale is subject to DISTANCES: S. 75 DE- THENCE FROM THE real or personal property, OF DESERT BREEZE BIDDING. the entry of an Order by this NOTICE OF SALE GREES 15'10"W., A DIS- PLACE OF BEGINNING affixture of any mobile or SUBDIVISION, LAS CRU- Court approving the sale. TANCE OF 581.82 FEET; N.14°44'50"W., 255.44 manufactured home to the CES, DOÑA ANA COUN- By: Robert Doyle NOTICE IS HEREBY STATE OF THENCE S.32 DEGREES FEET TO AN IRON ROD land, deactivation of title to TY, NEW MEXICO, AS c/o Legal Process Network NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that on May 30, NEW MEXICO 54'20"E., 175.62 FEET, SET FOR THE NORTH- a mobile or manufactured THE SAME IS SHOWN P.O. Box 51526 Albuquer- GIVEN that the real proper- 2019 at 10:00 a.m. at the COUNTY OF THENCE S.32 DEGREES WEST CORNER OF THIS home on the property, if any, AND DESIGNATED ON que, NM 87181 ty and improvements con- main entrance to Third DOÑA ANA 35'40"E., 589.62 FEET TO TRACT; THENCE environmental contamina- THE PLAT OF SAID DES- cerned with herein will be Judicial District Complex, THIRD JUDICIAL A POINT OF BEING N.75°15'10"E., 222.57 tion on the property, if any, ERT BREEZE SUBDIVI- 2 NM-16-749772-JUD sold subject to any and all 201 West Picacho, Las DISTRICT COURT IDENTICAL TO THE FEET TO AN "X" FOUND and zoning violations con- SION, FILED IN THE IDSPub #0151989 patent reservations, ease- Cruces, NM 88005, a Spe- SOUTHWEST CORNER CHISELED IN THE CEN- cerning the property, if any. OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ments, and all taxes and cial Master will sell all right, NO. D-307-CV-2018-02668 OF U.S.R.S. TRACT TER OF AN 8 FOOT CLERK OF DOÑA ANA 4/12/2019 4/19/2019 utility liens, special assess- title, and interest of above- 10-87A AND THENCE CONCRETE DITCH FOR NOTICE IS FURTHER COUNTY, NEW MEXICO 4/26/2019 5/3/2019 ments and taxes that may be named Defendants in the PIONEER BANK, N.61 DEGREES 34'20''E., A THE NORTHEAST COR- GIVEN that the purchaser at ON JULY 26, 2006 IN due. LSF9 MASTER PAR- property described below to Plaintiff, DISTANCE OF 855.41 NER OF THIS TRACT; such sale shall take title to PLAT BOOK 21, FOLIO STATE OF TICIPATION TRUST, its the highest bidder for cash FEET; THENCE FROM THENCE ALONG THE the above described real 714-717. NEW MEXICO attorneys, and the under- or certified funds. The real v. THE PLACE OF BEGIN- CENTER LINE OF SAID property subject to a one (1) COUNTY OF signed Special Master, dis- property to be sold is located NING N.14 DEGREES DITCH S.17°34'55" E., month right of redemption. If there is a conflict between DOÑA ANA claim all responsibility for, in Santa Teresa, NM, at 139 JESUS DURAN JR., 44'50"W., 255.44 FEET TO 255.76 FEET TO AN "X" the legal description and the THIRD JUDICIAL and the purchaser at the sale Crested Peak Court, Santa FRANCIS XAVIER. AL- AN IRON ROD SET FOR FOUND CHISELED IN PROSPECTIVE PUR- street address, the legal DISTRICT takes the property "as is," in Theresa, NM; further descri- CALA, ROSE MARIA. THE NORTHWEST COR- THE CENTER OF THE CHASERS AT SALE ARE description shall control. its present condition, subject bed as: ALCALA, ALCALA NER OF THIS TRACT; DITCH FOR THE SOUTH- ADVISED TO MAKE The sale is to begin at 10:45 Case No.: to the valuation of the TOWNHOMES, LLC, THENCE N.75 DEGREES EAST CORNER OF THIS THEIR OWN EXAMINA- am on May 16, 2019, Third D-307-CV-2018-00881 property by the County Lot numbered 41 of Sunny TARGET NATIONAL 15'10"E., 222.57 FEET TO TRACT; THENCE LEAV- TION OF THE TITLE AND Judicial District Courthouse, Assessor as real or personal Ridge Subdivision, Dona BANK, THE UNKNOWN AN "X" FOUND CHI- ING THE DITCH THE CONDITION OF THE City of Las Cruces, County LSF9 MASTER PARTICI- property, affixture of any Ana County, New Mexico, SPOUSE OF JESUS DU- SELED IN THE CENTER S.75°15'10"W., 235.22 PROPERTY AND TO of Doña Ana, State of New PATION TRUST, Plain- mobile or manufactured as the same is shown and RAN JR., OF AN 8 FOOT CON- FEET TO THE PLACE OF CONSULT THEIR OWN Mexico, at which time I will tiff, home to the land, deactiva- designated on the plat of Defendants. CRETE DITCH FOR THE BEGINNING, CONTAIN- ATTORNEY BEFORE sell to the highest and best tion of title to a mobile or said Sunny Ridge Subdivi- NORTHEAST CORNER ING 1.3423 ACRE OF BIDDING. bidder for cash, in lawful vs. manufactured home on the sion, filed in the Office of NOTICE OF SUIT OF THIS TRACT; LAND, MORE OR LESS. currency of the United States property, if any, environ- the County Clerk of Dona THENCE ALONG THE SUBJECT TO A 5 FOOT By: Robert Doyle of America, the Property to EVA MARTINEZ; MI- mental contamination on the Ana County, New Mexico STATE OF NEW MEXI- CENTER LINE OF SAID WIDE IRRIGATION c/o Legal Process Network pay expenses of sale, and to CHELLE SIDIQUI, De- property, if any, and zoning on July 1, 1996 in Plat CO to the above-named DITCH S.17 DEGREES DITCH EASEMENT PAR- P.O. Box 51526 satisfy the foreclosure Judg- fendants. violations concerning the Book 18, Folio 496-497 (the Defendants Jesus Duran Jr. 34'55" E., 255.76 FEET TO ALLEL AND IMMEDI- Albuquerque, NM 87181 ment granted on February property, if any. "Property"). and The Unknown Spouse of AN "X" FOUND CHI- ATELY ADJACENT TO 19, 2019 in the total amount NOTICE OF FORECLO- Jesus Duran Jr., SELED IN THE CENTER THE EAST BOUNDARY 2 NM-18-825797-JUD of $136,391.94 with interest SURE SALE NOTICE IS FURTHER The sale is to be made to OF THE DITCH FOR THE LINE AND TOGETHER IDSPub #0152405 at the rate of $12.07 per GIVEN that the purchaser at satisfy a Final Default GREETINGS: SOUTHEAST CORNER OF WITH A 25 FOOT WIDE diem from October 31, 2018 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE such sale shall take title to Foreclosure Judgment in THIS TRACT; THENCE ROAD AND UTILITY 4/26/2019 5/3/2019 through the date of the sale. that the above-entitled the above described real favor of Plaintiff against You are hereby notified that LEAVING THE DITCH EASEMENT HEREON AT- 5/10/2019 5/17/2019 The sale is subject to the Court, having appointed me property subject to a one (1) Defendants totaling the above-named Plaintiff S.75 DEGREES 15'10"W., TACHED. FIELD NOTES entry of an Order by this or my designee as Special month right of redemption. $274,164.93, bearing has filed a civil action 235.22 FEET TO THE BY BOTSFORD LAND STATE OF Court approving the sale. Master in this matter with 18.00% interest per year against you in the above- PLACE OF BEGINNING, SURVEYING, INC. NEW MEXICO the power to sell, has PROSPECTIVE PUR- from June 1, 2019, entitled Court and cause, the CONTAINING 1.3423 COUNTY OF NOTICE IS FURTHER ordered me to sell the real CHASERS AT SALE ARE $3,040.00 in attorney's fees, general object thereof being ACRE OF LAND, MORE If there is a conflict between DOÑA ANA GIVEN that the real proper- property (the "Property") ADVISED TO MAKE and $3,431.79 for costs and to foreclose a mortgage on OR LESS. SUBJECT TO A the legal description and the THIRD JUDICIAL ty and improvements con- situated in Doña Ana Coun- THEIR OWN EXAMINA- expenses, both bearing inter- property located as 3691 5 FOOT WIDE IRRIGA- street address, the legal DISTRICT cerned with herein will be ty, New Mexico, commonly TION OF THE TITLE AND est at 5.00% from April 19, Malachite Ave., Las Cruces, TION DITCH EASEMENT description shall control. sold subject to any and all known as 1320 Church St, THE CONDITION OF THE 2019. NM 88012, Doña Ana PARALLEL AND IMME- The sale is to begin at 10:45 Case No.: patent reservations, ease- Anthony, NM 88021, and PROPERTY AND TO Purchaser at foreclosure sale County, New Mexico, said DIATELY ADJACENT TO am on May 30, 2019, Third D-307-CV-2018-01500 ments, and all taxes and more particularly described CONSULT THEIR OWN shall be entitled to immedi- property being more particu- THE EAST BOUNDARY Judicial District Courthouse, utility liens, special assess- as follows: ATTORNEY BEFORE ate possession of the proper- larly described as: LINE. The real property is City of Las Cruces, County U.S. BANK NATIONAL ments and taxes that may be BIDDING. ty and improvements, sub- also described as follows: A of Dona Ana, State of New ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, due. U.S. Bank National LOT 1, BLOCK 22, ject to a 1 month right of LOT NUMBERED 3 IN TRACT OF LAND SIT- Mexico, at which time I will Association, its attorneys, STATELINE ADDITION By: Robert Doyle redemption. The sale may be BLOCK NUMBERED 20 UATE IN SECTION 27, sell to the highest and best vs. and the undersigned Special NO. 3, IN THE COUNTY c/o Legal Process Network postponed/rescheduled at OF LAS COLINAS PLAN- T.23S., R.1E., N.M.P.M. OF bidder for cash, in lawful Master, disclaim all respon- OF DOÑA ANA, STATE P.O. Box 51526 discretion of Special Master. NED UNIT DEVELOP- THE U.S.R.S. SURVEYS. currency of the United States FERNANDO R. GAMEZ sibility for, and the purchas- OF NEW MEXICO, AS Albuquerque, NM 87181 MENT PHASE V-B, BEING PART OF U.S.R.S. of America, the Property to JR.; NEW MEXICO er at the sale takes the SHOWN AND DESIGNA- The property/improvements AMENDED, LAS CRU- TRACT 10-87A, LYING pay expenses of sale, and to MORTGAGE FINANCE property "as is," in its TED ON THE PLAT 2 NM-16-710103-JUD will be sold subject to all, CES, DOÑA ANA COUN- WEST OF LA MESILLA, satisfy the foreclosure Judg- AUTHORITY; UNITED present condition, subject to THEREOF, FILED IN THE IDSPub #0151991 taxes, utility liens, and other TY, NEW MEXICO AS DOÑA ANA COUNTY, ment granted on March 8, STATES OF AMERICA the valuation of the property OFFICE OF THE COUNTY restrictions and easements THE SAME IS SHOWN NEW MEXICO AND 2019, in the total amount of BY AND THROUGH THE by the County Assessor as CLERK OF SAID COUN- 4/12/2019 4/19/2019 affecting the property. AND DESIGNATED ON MORE PARTICULARLY $231,283.17, with interest at SECRETARY OF HOUS- real or personal property, TY ON SEPTEMBER 11, 4/26/2019 5/3/2019 The Special Master shall THE PLAT OF SAID LAS DESCRIBED AS FOL- the rate of 5.047% per ING AND URBAN DE- affixture of any mobile or 1967, RECORDED IN apply proceeds of sale first COLINAS PLANNED LOWS, TO WIT: BEGIN- annum from December 31, VELOPMENT; CAMINO manufactured home to the BOOK 10, AT PAGE 16, STATE OF to costs of sale and Special UNIT DEVELOPMENT NING AT AN IRON ROD 2018 through the date of the REAL BUILDERS, INC., land, deactivation of title to OF PLAT RECORDS. NEW MEXICO Master fees, then to the PHASE V-B, AMENDED, SET FOR THE SOUTH- sale. The sale is subject to Defendants. a mobile or manufactured If there is a conflict between COUNTY OF Judgment, then distributed in FILED IN THE OFFICE OF WEST CORNER OF THIS the entry of an Order by this home on the property, if any, the legal description and the DOÑA ANA accordance with further Or- THE COUNTY CLERK OF TRACT, WHENCE THE Court approving the sale. NOTICE OF FORECLO- environmental contamina- street address, the legal THIRD JUDICIAL ders of the Court. Sale DOÑA ANA COUNTY, P.C. STATION 452+76.12 NOTICE IS FURTHER SURE tion on the property, if any, description shall control. DISTRICT COURT subject to Entry of an Order NEW MEXICO ON OF THE WEST LEVEE GIVEN that the real proper- and zoning violations con- The sale is to begin at 10:45 of the court approving the MARCH 2, 1994 IN PLAT RIGHT-OF-WAY OF THE ty and improvements con- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE cerning the property, if any. am on May 30, 2019, Third No. D-307-CV-2019-00102 sale. BOOK 18, FOLIO 27-30, RIO GRANDE RIVER cerned with herein will be that the above-entitled Judicial District Courthouse, Judge James T. Martin BEARS THE FOLLOWING sold subject to any and all Court, having appointed me NOTICE IS FURTHER City of Las Cruces, County The attorney for Plaintiff is Unless you file and serve a FOUR COURSES AND patent reservations, ease- or my designee as Special GIVEN that the purchaser at of Doña Ana, State of New THE ALAN MALOOLY Edward DeV Bunn, Jr. of pleading or motion in re- DISTANCES: S. ments, and all taxes and Master in this matter with such sale shall take title to Mexico, at which time I will LONG TERM TRUST, Firth Bunn Kerr Neill Law sponse to the complaint in 75°15'10"W., A DISTANCE utility liens, special assess- the power to sell, has the above described real sell to the highest and best Plaintiff, Firm, 311 Montana, Law said cause on or before 30 OF 581.82 FEET; THENCE ments and taxes that may be ordered me to sell the real property subject to a one (1) bidder for cash, in lawful Center, El Paso, TX 79902. days after the last publica- S.32°54'20"E., 175.62 due. Nationstar Mortgage property (the "Property") month right of redemption. currency of the United States Vs. tion date, judgment by FEET, THENCE LLC D/B/A Champion situated in Doña Ana Coun- of America, the Property to /s/ Kenneth L. Beal default will be entered S.32°35'40"E., 589.62 FEET Mortgage Company, its at- ty, New Mexico, commonly PROSPECTIVE PUR- pay expenses of sale, and to ROBERT OLIVER, DON- KENNETH L. BEAL against you. TO A POINT BEING torneys, and the undersigned known as 5524 Patagonia CHASERS AT SALE ARE satisfy the foreclosure Judg- NA OLIVER, Special Master IDENTICAL TO THE Special Master, disclaim all Dr., Las Cruces, NM 88011, ADVISED TO MAKE ment granted on March 11, and COUNTY TREASUR- Respectfully Submitted, SOUTHWEST CORNER responsibility for, and the and more particularly descri- THEIR OWN EXAMINA- 2019, in the total amount of ER OF Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 05/17, /s/ Jason Bousliman OF U.S.R.S. TRACT purchaser at the sale takes bed as follows: TION OF THE TITLE AND $96,512.13, with interest at DONA ANA COUNTY, 05/24, 2019 Jason Bousliman 30 | Legal Notices Las Cruces Bulletin The Friday, May 3, 2019 5801 Osuna Road NE, Suite Mexico, at which time I will THE ADOPTION PETI- 2016-CTT, its attorneys, and to the valuation of the ceased; AMANDA A103 sell to the highest and best TION OF ESTEVAN B. RMAC TRUST, SERIES the undersigned Special Las Cruces, NM 88001, and property by the County BROOKS, Albuquerque, New Mexico bidder for cash, in lawful CHAVEZ 2016-CTT, Plaintiff, Master, disclaim all respon- more particularly described Assessor as real or personal POSSIBLE HEIR OF CAR- 87109 currency of the United States ESTEVAN CHAVEZ,PE- sibility for, and the purchas- as follows: property, affixture of any OLYN M. HILBURN, De- Phone: (505) 348 3200 of America, the Property to TITIONER. vs. er at the sale takes the mobile or manufactured ceased; and FIRSTLIGHT [email protected] pay expenses of sale, and to property "as is," in its Subd: COUNTY ACCES- home to the land, deactiva- FEDERAL CREDIT UN- Attorney for Plaintiff satisfy the foreclosure Judg- AMENDED NOTICE OF RICHARD H. WELLS; present condition, subject to SORS PLAT 2 346 Lot: 5 tion of title to a mobile or ION ment granted on February PENDENCY BARBARA RUTH AR- the valuation of the property Block: 205 S: 7 T: 23S R: manufactured home on the Dates: 04/26, 05/03, 05/10, 26, 2019 in the total amount NOLD, Defendants. by the County Assessor as 2E If there is a conflict property, if any, environ- You are hereby notified that 2019 of $490,852.30 with interest To: VELAS- real or personal property, between the legal descrip- mental contamination on the the above-named Plaintiff, at the rate of 5.05999% per QUEZ, the biological father NOTICE OF affixture of any mobile or tion and the street address, property, if any, and zoning CITY OF LAS CRUCES, a STATE OF annum from October 31, of a child born on September FORECLOSURE SALE manufactured home to the the legal description shall violations concerning the New Mexico municipal cor- NEW MEXICO 2018 through the date of the 10, 2007; 1630 Palo Verde land, deactivation of title to control. property, if any. poration, has filed a civil COUNTY OF sale. The sale is subject to Ave. Las Cruces, NM PLEASE TAKE NOTICE a mobile or manufactured action against you in the DOÑA ANA the entry of an Order by this 88001. that the above-entitled home on the property, if any, The sale is to begin at 9:00 NOTICE IS FURTHER above-entitled Court and THIRD JUDICIAL Court approving the sale. Court, having appointed me environmental contamina- a.m. on May 15, 2019, at the GIVEN that the Purchaser at cause, the general object DISTRICT NOTICE is hereby given or my designee as Special tion on the property, if any, Third Judicial District such sale shall take title to thereof being to foreclose a NOTICE IS FURTHER that an Amended Petition for Master in this matter with and zoning violations con- Courthouse, City of Las the above described real mortgage, a municipal utility Case No.: GIVEN that the real proper- adoption and motion for the power to sell, has cerning the property, if any. Cruces, County of Doña property subject to a nine (9) lien, and a municipal nui- D-307-CV-2016-01822 ty and improvements con- termination of parental ordered me to sell the real Ana, State of New Mexico, month right of redemption. sance abatement lien on real cerned with herein will be rights have been filed in the property (the "Property") NOTICE IS FURTHER at which time I will sell to property located at 705 N. NATIONSTAR MORT- sold subject to any and all District Court of Doña Ana situated in Dona Ana Coun- GIVEN that the purchaser at the highest and best bidder PROSPECTIVE PUR- Fifth Street, Las Cruces, GAGE LLC D/B/A patent reservations, ease- County, New Mexico. ty, New Mexico, commonly such sale shall take title to for cash or certified funds, in CHASERS AT SALE ARE New Mexico, 88005. CHAMPION MORT- ments, and all taxes and known as 1015 Avondale the above described real lawful currency of the ADVISED To MAKE GAGE COMPANY, Plain- utility liens, special assess- You are hereby directed to Drive, Las Cruces, NM property subject to a one (1) United States of America, THEIR OWN EXAMINA- Unless you serve a pleading tiff, ments and taxes that may be serve a pleading or motion 88005, and more particularly month right of redemption. the Property to pay expenses TION OF THE TITLE AND or motion in response to the due. Nationstar Mortgage in response to the Amended described as follows: of sale, and to satisfy the THE CONDITON OF THE Complaint in said cause on vs. LLC D/B/A Champion Petition for Adoption within PROSPECTIVE PUR- foreclosure Judgement gran- PROPERTY AND or before thirty (30) days Mortgage Company, its at- 20 days if you intend to LOT 5, BLOCK 102, CHASERS AT SALE ARE ted on April 8, 2019, in the TO CONSULT THEIR after the last publication JOHN E. BROWNING; torneys, and the undersigned contest the adoption, failure COUNTRY CLUB ES- ADVISED TO MAKE total amount of $5,075.55 OWN ATTORNEY BE- date, judgment by default UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Special Master, disclaim all to so respond shall be treated TATES NO. 3, PLAT THEIR OWN EXAMINA- plus interest at the rate of FORE BIDDING. will be entered against you. JOHN E. BROWNING; responsibility for, and the as a default and your consent NUMBER 1, IN THE CITY TION OF THE TITLE AND 12% per annum from March UNITED STATES OF purchaser at the sale takes to the adoption shall not be OF LAS CRUCES, DOÑA THE CONDITION OF THE 25, 2019, through the date of By:/s/ Matthew P. Holt Respectfully submitted, AMERICA BY AND the property "as is," in its required. ANA COUNTY, NEW PROPERTY AND TO the sale plus additional MATTHEW P. HOLT, Spe- CITY OF LAS CRUCES THROUGH THE SECRE- present condition, subject to MEXICO, AS THE SAME CONSULT THEIR OWN amounts advanced for taxes, cial Master By: /s/ Marcia B. Driggers TARY OF HOUSING the valuation of the property You are further directed to IS SHOWN AND DESIG- ATTORNEY BEFORE costs and property preserva- P.O. Box 2699 Marcia B. Driggers AND URBAN DEVELOP- by the County Assessor as serve a pleading or motion NATED ON PLAT NO. 593 BIDDING. tion/ maintenance expense. Las Cruces, NM 88004-2699 Assistant City Attorney Se- MENT; STATE OF NEW real or personal property, in response to the Motion for THEREOF, FILED FOR The sale is subject to the Telephone: (575) 524-8812 nior MEXICO TAXATION affixture of any mobile or Termination of Parental RECORD IN THE OFFICE By: Robert Doyle entry of an Order by this New Mexico Bar No. 711 AND REVENUE DE- manufactured home to the Rights within 20 days if you OF THE COUNTY CLERK c/o Legal Process Network Court approving the sale. Dates: 04/19, 04/26, 05/03, [email protected] PARTMENT; ALLIED land, deactivation of title to intend to contest the termi- OF SAID COUNTY ON P.O. Box 51526 05/10, 2019 P.O. Box 20000 BURGLAR & FIRE a mobile or manufactured nation, failure to responds JUNE 27, 1963, AND Albuquerque, NM 87181 Said sale shall be to the Las Cruces, NM 88004 ALARMS, INC., Defend- home on the property, if any, shall be treated as a default. RECORDED IN BOOK 9, highest bidder for cash or STATE OF (575) 541-2128 ants. environmental contamina- PAGE 2, PLAT RECORDS. 2 NM-17-803693-JUD certified funds; provided, NEW MEXICO (575) 541-2017 Fax tion on the property, if any, The name and address of the IDSPub #0152619 however, that Plaintiff shall COUNTY OF Attorney for Plaintiff NOTICE OF FORECLO- and zoning violations con- attorney for Petitioners is: If there is a conflict between be entitled to bid on the DOÑA ANA SURE SALE cerning the property, if any. Matthew G. Watson (Wat- the legal description and the 5/3/2019 5/10/2019 property all or a portion of THIRD JUDICIAL Dates: 04/19, 04/26, 05/03, son Smith, LLC) 1 100 S. street address, the legal 5/17/2019 5/24/2019 its Judgment in lieu of case DISTRICT COURT 2019 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE NOTICE IS FURTHER Main St. Ste. 21 Las Cruces, description shall control. or an amount in excess of that the above-entitled GIVEN that the purchaser at NM 88005, Telephone The sale is to begin at 10:45 STATE OF the Judgment. No. D-307-CV-2019-00914 STATE OF Court, having appointed me such sale shall take title to 575-528-0500. Forward cop- on June 27, 2019, Third NEW MEXICO Judge Beyer, Marci NEW MEXICO or my designee as Special the above described real ies of all responsive plead- Judicial District Courthouse, COUNTY OF If the amount bid is over and COUNTY OF Master in this matter with property subject to a one (1) ings to his attention. City of Las Cruces, County DOÑA ANA above the amount due the CITY OF LAS CRUCES, DOÑA ANA the power to sell, has month right of redemption. of Dona Ana, State of New THIRD JUDICIAL Plaintiff, plus costs of sale, a New Mexico municipal THIRD JUDICIAL ordered me to sell the real Witness my hand and seal of Mexico, at which time I will DISTRICT COURT the amount of the proceeds corporation, DISTRICT COURT property (the "Property") PROSPECTIVE PUR- the Court on April 24, 2019 sell to the highest and best shall, pursuant to said Judg- Plaintiff, situated in Doña Ana Coun- CHASERS AT SALE ARE bidder for cash, in lawful No. D-307-CV-2019-00085 ment, be paid into the No. D-307-CV-2019-00088 ty, New Mexico, commonly ADVISED TO MAKE (seal) currency of the United States Judge Beyer, Marci registry of the Court for vs. Judge Beyer. Marci known as 7146 Camino THEIR OWN EXAMINA- of America, the Property to determination of the whom Blanco, Las Cruces, NM TION OF THE TITLE AND By: /s/ Gloria S. Lerma pay expenses of sale, and to CITY OF LAS CRUCES, said amount shall be paid. CAROLYN M. HILBURN, CITY OF LAS CRUCES, 88007, and more particularly THE CONDITION OF THE Gloria S. Lerma satisfy the foreclosure Judg- a New Mexico municipal Deceased; the UNKNOWN a New Mexico municipal described as follows: PROPERTY AND TO ment granted on April 5, corporation, If the sale is set aside for any HEIRS, DEVISEES AND corporation, CONSULT THEIR OWN Respectfully submitted, 2019, in the total amount of Plaintiff, reason, the Purchaser at the LEGATEES OF CARO- Plaintiff, LOT NUMBERED 20 IN ATTORNEY BEFORE /s/ Matthew G. Watson $287,083.59, with interest at sale shall be entitled only to LYN M. HILBURN, BLOCK NUMBERED 2 OF BIDDING. Matthew G. Watson the rate of 5.5600% per vs. return of the deposit paid. Deceased; ARLENE vs. CAMINO BLANCO II, Attorney for Petitioner 1100 annum from February 3, The Purchaser shall have no LYNCH, POSSIBLE DOÑA ANA COUNTY, By: Robert Doyle S. Main St. Ste. 21 2019 through the date of the THE ESTATE OF further recourse against the HEIR OF CAROLYN M. THE ESTATE OF RA- NEW MEXICO, AS THE c/o Legal Process Network Las Cruces, NM 88005 sale. The sale is subject to TOMAS MARTINEZ, de- Plaintiff or the Plaintiff's HILBURN, Deceased; MONA T. HERNANDEZ, SAME IS SHOWN AND P.O. Box 51526 (575) 528-0500 the entry of an Order by this ceased; THE UNKNOWN attorney. AMANDA BROOKS, deceased; DESIGNATED ON THE Albuquerque, NM 87181 Court approving the sale. HEIRS, DEVISEES AND POSSIBLE HEIR OF THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, PLAT OF SAID CAMINO Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 05/17, LEGATEES OF TOMAS NOTICE IS FURTHER CAROLYN M. HILBURN, DEVISEES AND BLANCO II, FILED IN 2 NM-16-741889-JUD 2019 NOTICE IS FURTHER MARTNEZ, GIVEN that the real proper- Deceased; and LEGATEES OF RAMO- THE OFFICE OF THE IDSPub #0151852 GIVEN that the real proper- Defendants. ty and improvements con- FIRSTLIGHT FEDERAL NA T. HERNANDEZ, COUNTY CLERK OF STATE OF ty and improvements con- cerned with herein will be CREDIT UNION, Defendants. DOÑA ANA COUNTY, 4/12/2019 4/19/2019 NEW MEXICO cerned with herein will be NOTICE OF FORECLO- sold subject to any and all Defendants. NEW MEXICO ON OCTO- 4/26/2019 5/3/2019 COUNTY OF sold subject to any and all SURE SALE patent reservations, ease- NOTICE OF FORECLO- BER 26, 1995 IN PLAT DOÑA ANA patent reservations, ease- ments, and all taxes and NOTICE OF PENDENCY SURE SALE BOOK 18, FOLIO 346-347. STATE OF THIRD JUDICIAL ments, and all taxes and PLEASE TAKE NOTICE utility liens, special assess- OF ACTION NEW MEXICO DISTRICT utility liens, special assess- that the above-entitled ments and taxes that may be PLEASE TAKE NOTICE If there is a conflict between COUNTY OF ments and taxes that may be Court, having appointed me due. TO: Defendants CAROLYN that the above-entitled the legal description and the DOÑA ANA Case No.: due. or my designee as Special M. HILBURN, Deceased; Court, having appointed me street address, the legal THIRD JUDICIAL D-307-CV-2018-02606 Master in this matter with City of Las Cruces, its the UNKNOWN HEIRS, or my designee as Special description shall control. DISTRICT COURT U.S. BANK NATIONAL the power to sell, has attorneys, and the under- DEVISEES Master in this matter with The sale is to begin at 10:45 U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, NOT IN ordered me to sell the real signed Special Master, dis- AND LEGATEES OF CAR- the power to sell, has am on May 16, 2019, Third No, D-307-SA-2016-00041 ASSOCIATION, NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CA- property (the "Property") claim all responsibility for, OLYN M. HILBURN, De- ordered me to sell the real Judicial District Courthouse, Judge Beyer ITS INDIVIDUAL CA- PACITY BUT SOLELY AS situated in Doña Ana Coun- and the purchaser at the sale ceased; ARLENE LYNCH, property (the "Property") City of Las Cruces, County PACITY BUT SOLELY TRUSTEE FOR THE ty, New Mexico, commonly takes the property "as is" in POSSIBLE HEIR OF CAR- situated in Doña Ana Coun- of Doña Ana, State of New IN THE MATTER OF AS TRUSTEE FOR THE RMAC TRUST, SERIES known as 730 E. Picacho, its present condition, subject OLYN M. HILBURN, De- ty, New Mexico, commonly Friday, May 3, 2019 Las Cruces Bulletin Legal Notices | 31 its present condition, subject properties, if any, environ- PROSPECTIVE PUR- known as 1040 N. Campo, to the valuation of the Lot: pc 9 Block: 63 S: 18 T: mental contamination on the Ana, State of New Mexico, CHASERS AT SALE ARE STATE OF Las Cruces, NM 88001, and property by the County 23S R: 2E properties, if any, and zon- at which time I will sell to ADVISED TO MAKE NEW MEXICO more particularly described Assessor as real or personal ing violations concerning the the highest and best bidder THEIR OWN EXAMINA- COUNTY OF DOÑA ANA as follows: property, affixture of any If there is a conflict between properties, if any. for cash or certified funds, in TION OF THE TITLE AND THIRD JUDICIAL mobile or manufactured the legal description and the lawful currency of the THE CONDITION OF THE DISTRICT Subd: COUNTY ACCES- home to the land, deactiva- street address, the legal NOTICE IS FURTHER United States of America, PROPERTY AND pro SORS PLAT 1 345 Lot: 4 tion of title to a mobile or description shall control. GIVEN that the purchaser at the Property to pay expenses CONSULT THEIR OWN NO. D-307-CV-2017-00289 judged to have a lien against Block: 115 S: 7 T: 23S R: manufactured home on the such sale shall take title to of sale, and to satisfy the ATTORNEY BEFORE the above-described real es- 2E If there is a conflict property, if any, environ- The sale is to begin at 9:00 the above described real foreclosure Judgement gran- BIDDING. BOKF, N.A., tate in the sum of between the legal descrip- mental contamination on the a.m. on May 29, 2019, in properties subject to a nine ted on April 19, 2019 in the Plaintiff, $52,542.88 plus interest tion and the street address, property, if any, and zoning front of the Third Judicial (9) month right of redemp- total amount of $7,151.64 By: /s/ Matthew P. Holt from September 1, 2017 to the legal description shall violations concerning the District Courthouse, City of tion. with interest at the rate of MATTHEW P. HOLT, Spe- v. the date of sale at the rate of control. property, if any. Las Cruces, County of Doña 12% per annum from April cial Master 6.000% per annum, the costs Ana, State of New Mexico, PROSPECTIVE PUR- 11, 2019, through the date of P.O. Box 2699 THE ESTATE OF ERIC of sale, including the Special The sale is to begin at 9:15 NOTICE IS FURTHER at which time I will sell to CHASERS AT SALE ARE the sale. The sale is subject Las Cruces, NM 88004-2699 P. GUNDERSON II, DE- Master's fee, publication a.m. on May 15, 2019, at the GIVEN that the purchaser at the highest and best bidder ADVISED TO MAKE to the entry of an Order by Telephone: (575) 524-8812 CEASED, MISTY costs, and Plaintiff's costs Third Judicial District such sale shall take title to for cash or certified funds, in THEIR OWN EXAMINA- this Court approving the RIVERA-GUNDERSON, expended for taxes, insur- Courthouse, City of Las the above described real lawful currency of the TION OF THE TITLE AND sale. Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 05/17, THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, ance, and keeping the prop- Cruces, County of Doña property subject to a nine (9) United States of America, THE CONDITON OF THE 05/24, 2019 DEVISEES, OR LEGA- erty in good repair. Plaintiff Ana, State of New Mexico, month right of redemption. the Properties to pay expen- PROPERTIES AND To Said sale shall be to the TEES OF ERIC P. GUN- has the right to bid at such at which time I will sell to ses of sale, and to satisfy the CONSULT THEIR OWN highest bidder for cash or DERSON II, DECEASED, sale and submit its bid the highest and best bidder PROSPECTIVE PUR- foreclosure Judgement gran- ATTORNEY BEFORE certified funds; provided, FIRST NATIONAL verbally or in writing. The for cash or certified funds, in CHASERS AT SALE ARE ted on April 19, 2019 in the BIDDING. however, that Plaintiff shall BANK OF DOÑA ANA, Plaintiff may apply all or lawful currency of the ADVISED TO MAKE total amount of $6,604.93 be entitled to bid on the AND THE UNKNOWN any part of its judgment to United States of America, THEIR OWN EXAMINA- with interest at the rate of By: /s/ Matthew P. Holt property all or a portion of SPOUSE OF MISTY the purchase price in lieu of the Property to pay expenses TION OF THE TITLE AND 12% per annum from April Matthew P. Holt, Special its Judgment or an amount in RIVERA-GUNDERSON, cash. of sale, and to satisfy the THE CONDITON OF THE 11, 2019, through the date of Master excess of the Judgment as Defendants. At the date and time stated foreclosure Judgement gran- PROPERTY AND the sale. The sale is subject P.O. Box 2699 authorized in lieu of cash. above, the Special Master ted on April 8, 2019, in the TO CONSULT THEIR to the entry of an Order by Las Cruces, NM 88004-2699 STATE OF NOTICE OF SALE may postpone the sale to total amount of $5,894.89 OWN ATTORNEY BE- this Court approving the Telephone: (575) 524-8812 If the amount bid is over and NEW MEXICO such later date and time as plus interest at the rate of FORE BIDDING. sale. above the amount due the COUNTY OF DOÑA ANA NOTICE IS HEREBY the Special Master may 12% per annum from March Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 05/17, Plaintiff, plus costs of sale, THIRD JUDICIAL GIVEN that the undersigned specify. 25, 2019, through the date of By: /s/ Matthew P. Holt Said sale shall be to the 05/24, 2019 the amount of the proceeds DISTRICT COURT Special Master will on May the sale plus additional MATTHEW P. HOLT, Spe- highest bidder for cash or shall, pursuant to said Judg- 14, 2019 at 9:00 am, outside NOTICE IS FURTHER amounts advanced for taxes, cial Master certified funds; provided, STATE OF ment, be paid into the Case No. the main entrance of the 3rd GIVEN that this sale may costs and property preserva- P.O. Box 2699 however, that Plaintiff shall NEW MEXICO registry of the Court for D-307-PB-2019-00051 Judicial District Courthouse, be subject to a bankruptcy tion/ maintenance expense. Las Cruces, NM 88004-2699 be entitled to bid on the COUNTY OF determination of the whom Judge: James T. Martin 201 W. Picacho, Las Cruces, filing, a payoff, a reinstate- The sale is subject to the Telephone: (575) 524-8812 properties all or a portion of DOÑA ANA said amount shall be paid. NM, sell and convey to the ment or any other condition entry of an Order by this its Judgment or an amount in THIRD JUDICIAL IN THE MATTER OF highest bidder for cash all that would cause the cancel- Court approving the sale. Dates: 04/19, 04/26, 05/03, excess of the Judgment as DISTRICT COURT If the sale is set aside for any THE ESTATE OF the right, title, and interest of lation of this sale. Further, if 05/10, 2019 authorized in lieu of cash. reason, the Purchaser at the ANA TORRES, the above-named defendants any of these conditions exist, Said sale shall be to the No. D-307-CV-2019-00089 sale shall be entitled only to Deceased in and to the following at the time of sale, this sale highest bidder for cash or STATE OF If the amount bid is over and Judge Martin James T. return of the deposit paid. described real estate located will be null and void, the certified funds; provided, NEW MEXICO above the amount due the The Purchaser shall have no NOTICE TO in said County and State: successful bidder's funds however, that Plaintiff shall COUNTY OF Plaintiff, plus costs of sale, CITY OF LAS CRUCES, further recourse against the CREDITORS shall be returned, and the be entitled to bid on the DOÑA ANA the amount of the proceeds a New Mexico municipal Plaintiff or the Plaintiff's LOT 9, BLOCK 12, UNIT Special Master and the property all or a portion of THIRD JUDICIAL shall, pursuant to said Judg- corporation, attorney. NOTICE IS HEREBY NO. 4 LOMA HEIGHTS mortgagee giving this notice its Judgment in lieu of case DISTRICT COURT ment, be paid into the Plaintiff, GIVEN that the undersigned SOUTH, IN THE CITY OF shall not be liable to the or an amount in excess of registry of the Court for NOTICE IS FURTHER has been appointed personal LAS CRUCES, DOÑA successful bidder for any the Judgment. No. D-307-CV-2019-00087 determination of the whom vs. GIVEN that the real proper- representative of this estate. ANA COUNTY, NEW damages. Judge Martin James T. said amount shall be paid. ty and improvements con- All persons having claims MEXICO, AS SHOWN If the amount bid is over and HENRY A. SONNEN- cerned with herein will be against the estate of the AND DESIGNATED ON NOTICE IS FURTHER above the amount due the CITY OF LAS CRUCES, If the sale is set aside for any FELD III, sold subject to any and all decedent are required to THE PLAT THEREOF, GIVEN that the real proper- Plaintiff, plus costs of sale, a New Mexico municipal reason, the Purchaser at the Defendant. patent reservations, ease- present their claims within FILED IN THE OFFICE OF ty and improvements con- the amount of the proceeds corporation, Plaintiff, sale shall be entitled only to ments, and all taxes and four (4) months after the THE COUNTY CLERK OF cerned with herein will be shall, pursuant to said Judg- return of the deposit paid. NOTICE OF utility liens, special assess- date of the first publication SAID COUNTY ON AU- sold subject to any and all ment, be paid into the vs. The Purchaser shall have no FORECLOSURE SALE ments and taxes that may be of any published notice to GUST 14, 1967 IN BOOK patent reservations, ease- registry of the Court for further recourse against the due. creditors or sixty (60) days 10 PAGES 14-15 OF PLAT ments, all recorded and determination of the whom HENRY A. SONNEN- Plaintiff or the Plaintiff's PLEASE TAKE NOTICE after the date of mailing or RECORDS. unrecorded liens not fore- said amount shall be paid. FELD III, attorney. that the above-entitled City of Las Cruces, its other delivery of this notice, closed herein, and all recor- Defendant. Court, having appointed me attorneys, and the under- whichever is later, or the The address of the real ded and unrecorded special If the sale is set aside for any NOTICE IS FURTHER or my designee as Special signed Special Master, dis- claims will be forever bar- property is 1801 Debra assessments and taxes that reason, the Purchaser at the NOTICE OF GIVEN that the real proper- Master in this matter with claim all responsibility for, red. Claims must be presen- Street, Las Cruces, NM may be due. Plaintiff and its sale shall be entitled only to FORECLOSURE SALE ties and improvements con- the power to sell, has and the Purchaser at the sale ted either to the attorney for 88001. Plaintiff does not attorneys disclaim all re- return of the deposit paid. cerned with herein will be ordered me to sell the real takes the property "as is" in the undersigned personal represent or warrant that the sponsibility for, and the The Purchaser shall have no PLEASE TAKE NOTICE sold subject to any and all property (the "Property") its present representative at the address stated street address is the purchaser at the sale takes further recourse against the that the above-entitled patent reservations, ease- situated in Doña Ana Coun- condition, subject to the listed below or filed with the street address of the descri- the property subject to, the Plaintiff or the Plaintiff's Court, having appointed me ments, and all taxes and ty, New Mexico, commonly valuation of the property by Third Judicial District Court bed property; if the street valuation of the property by attorney. or my designee as Special utility liens, special assess- known as 2410 College, Las the County Assessor as real in Dona Ana County, 201 E. address does not match the the County Assessor as real Master in this matter with ments and taxes that may be Cruces, NM 88001, and or personal property, affix- Picacho, Las Cruces, New legal description, then the or personal property, affix- NOTICE IS FURTHER the power to sell, has due. more particularly described ture of any mobile or Mexico property being sold herein is ture of any mobile or GIVEN that the real proper- ordered me to sell the real as follows: manufactured home to the 88001. the property more particular- manufactured home to the ty and improvements con- properties (the "Properties") City of Las Cruces, its land, deactivation of title to ly described above, not the land, deactivation of title to cerned with herein will be situated in Doña Ana Coun- attorneys, and the under- Subd: MAYS COLLEGE a mobile or manufactured /s/ Eva Leticia Macias, property located at the street a mobile or manufactured sold subject to any and all ty, New Mexico, commonly signed Special Master, dis- ADDITION 459 Lot: 5 S: 29 home on the property, if any, Eva Leticia Macias address; any prospective home on the property, if any, patent reservations, ease- known as 615 and 619 N. claim all responsibility for, T: 23S R: 2E environmental contamina- Personal Representative purchaser at the sale is given environmental contamina- ments, and all taxes and Mesquite, Las Cruces, NM and the Purchaser at the sale tion on the property, if any, notice that it should verify tion on the property, if any, utility liens, special assess- 88001, and more particularly takes the properties "as is" in If there is a conflict between and zoning violations con- Submitted by: the location and address of and zoning violations con- ments and taxes that may be described as follows: their present condition, sub- the legal description and the cerning the property, if any. Jacqueline Bennett the property being sold. Said cerning the property, if any. due. ject to the valuation of the street address, the legal Attorney for Personal Repre- sale will be made pursuant 615 N. Mesquite St: Subd: properties by the County description shall control. NOTICE IS FURTHER sentative to the judgment entered on NOTICE IS FURTHER City of Las Cruces, its ORIGINAL TOWNSITE Assessor as real or personal GIVEN that the purchaser at PO Box 849 February 14, 2019 in the GIVEN that the purchaser at attorneys, and the under- Lot: pc 10 Block: 63 S: 18 properties, affixture of any The sale is to begin at 9:15 such sale shall take title to Las Cruces, NM 88004 above entitled and numbered such sale shall take title to signed Special Master, dis- T: 23S R: 2E mobile or manufactured a.m., May 29, 2019, in front the above described real (575) 527-0225 cause, which was a suit to the above-described real claim all responsibility for, home to the land, deactiva- of the Third Judicial District property subject to a nine (9) foreclose a mortgage held by property subject to rights of and the Purchaser at the sale 619 N. Mesquite St: Subd: tion of title to a mobile or Courthouse, City of Las month right of redemption. Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 05/17, the above Plaintiff and redemption. takes the property "as is" in ORIGINAL TOWNSITE manufactured home on the Cruces, County of Doña 2019 wherein Plaintiff was ad- 32 | Legal Notices Las Cruces Bulletin The Friday, May 3, 2019 Margaret Lake Special Master line of said 20 foot wide PROSPECTIVE PUR- Pro Legal Services, LLC alley, N. 63°00'00"E., 79.40 CHASERS AT SALE ARE OBITUARIES 201 Eubank Blvd. NE, Suite feet to a 1/2" iron rod found ADVISED TO MAKE A1 for the Northeast corner of THEIR OWN EXAMINA- Albuquerque, NM 87123 this tract being identical to TION OF THE TITLE AND (505)715-3711 the Northwest corner of Lot THE CONDITION OF THE FREDERICK WILLIAM viders for “Veterans and day, April 6, 2019. Peter 1, Block D, Washington PROPERTY AND TO GARCIA Dates: 04/19, 04/26, 05/03, Heights; Thence leaving the CONSULT THEIR OWN Family Memorial Care.” was a loving husband 05/10, 2019 South line of said alley and ATTORNEY BEFORE FREDERICK WILLIAM For online condolences to his wife of 65 years, along the East line of said BIDDING. STATE OF Lot 1, Block D, GARCIA, age 89, of Las logon to www.bacasfuner- Therese, devoted father to NEW MEXICO S.27°00'00"E., 100.00 feet By: Robert Doyle Cruces died Saturday, alchapelslascrucces.com their eight children, and COUNTY OF to a 1/2" iron rod found on c/o Legal Process Network DOÑA ANA the North line of Poplar P.O. Box 51526 March 30, 2019 at his a war hero, having been THIRD JUDICIAL Avenue for the Southeast Albuquerque, NM 87181 home surrounded by his RACHEL “NENA” awarded the Bronze Star DISTRICT corner of this tract being TERRAZAS BACA identical to the Southwest 2 NM-16-735834-JUD loving family. Services for his actions at Luzon, Case No.: corner of said lot 1, Block D, IDSPub #0152298 are pending with Baca’s RACHEL “NENA” Philippine Islands on D-307-CV-2015-02585 Washington Heights; Thence along the North line of 4/26/2019 5/3/2019 Notice is hereby given that Funeral Chapels of Las TERRAZAS BACA, age April 27, 1945 and was a BANK OF AMERICA, Poplar Avenue, all the contents of your Cruces. 89, of Las Cruces passed Purple Heart recipient. N.A., Plaintiff, S.63°00'00"W., 79.40 feet to STATE OF storage unit #35 at Westside the point of beginning, NEW MEXICO Self Storage will be sold at away Friday March 29, After a thirty-year career vs. containing 0.182 acre of IN THE PROBATE LIVE AUCTION or be ERNEST “JOE” HARBECK 2019, at Memorial Medi- at the United States Postal land, more or less, If there is COURT disposed of to satisfy our YOLANDA AGUILAR; a conflict between the legal DOÑA ANA COUNTY lien in the amount of ERNEST “JOE” HAR- cal Center surrounded Service, Peter retired and NEW MEXICO MORT- description and the street $903.00. The contents of the BECK, 89, of Las Cruces, by her loved ones. “Sur- moved to Las Cruces with GAGE FINANCE AU- address, the legal description NO. 19-0102 unit consist of: THORITY, HOUSING shall control. The sale is to New Mexico passed away vivors include five sons, his wife and youngest AUTHORITY OF THE begin at 10:45 am on May IN THE MATTER OF Freezer, Misc. Exercise peacefully on March 18, Gilbert, Henry, Michael, daughter, Kendra. Peter CITY OF LAS CRUCES, 30, 2019, Third Judicial THE ESTATE OF Equipment, Commercial SECRETARY OF URBAN District Courthouse, City of FAY A. PULIS, DE- Shelving & Trays 2019 at Mountain View Joel and Larry Baca; was a proud and com- HOUSING DEVELOP- Las Cruces, County of Doña CEASED. Regional Medical Center. three daughters, Linda mitted Catholic, and has MENT, UNKNOWN TEN- Ana, State of New Mexico, DATE OF AUCTION: May ANT (REAL NAME UN- at which time I will sell to NOTICE TO CRED- 20, 2019 Joe is survived by his lov- Ledesma, Diana Quintana asked that, in lieu of flow- KNOWN), Defendants. the highest and best bidder ITORS AUCTION STARTING AT: ing wife, Fran; daughters, and Terri Baca; two sis- ers, donations be made to for cash, in lawful currency 10:00 a.m. NOTICE OF FORECLO- of the United States of NOTICE IS HEREBY LOCATION OF AUCTION: Natalie Goodwin and Car- ters, Elvira Molina and Catholic Relief Services. SURE SALE America, the Property to pay GIVEN that the undersigned Westside Self Storage 1712 oline Farkas: cherished Elpidia Vasquez. A Prayer Peter is survived by his expenses of sale, and to has been appointed personal W. Hadley PLEASE TAKE NOTICE satisfy the foreclosure Judg- representative of the estate Las Cruces, NM 88005 granddaughter, Alexia Vigil was held Tuesday, wife, Therese, his eight that the above-entitled ment granted on March 11, of the decedent. All persons Goodwin and several April 9, 2019 at Baca’s Fu- children, eleven grand- Court, having appointed me 2019, in the total amount of having claims against the LEASING SERVICES, or my designee as Special $115,478.67, with interest at estate of the decedent are INC. amazing nieces and neph- neral Chapel. Family and children, and two great Master in this matter with the rate of 4.375% per required to present their Carol Pena ews. Family and friends Friends joined together grandchildren. A Prayer the power to sell, has annum from January 1, 2019 claims within four (4) ( 575 ) 525-0808 ordered me to sell the real through the date of the sale. months after the date of the joined together to cel- to celebrate the Mass Vigil was held Wednesday, property (the "Property") The sale is subject to the first publication of any ebrate the memorial mass of Christian Burial on April 10, 2019, at Baca’s situated in Doña Ana Coun- entry of an Order by this published notice to creditors Rawson Self Storage ty, New Mexico, commonly Court approving the sale. or sixty (60) days after the 1103 N. Solano at 1:30 PM Thursday April Wednesday, April 10, 2019 Funeral Chapel. The Fu- known as 1075 Poplar Ave, date of mailing or other Las Cruces, NM 88001 11, 2019 in the Chapel of at the Cathedral of the Im- neral Mass was celebrated Las Cruces, NM NOTICE IS FURTHER delivery of this notice, 88001-0000, and more par- GIVEN that the real proper- whichever is later, or the To La Posada-Mesilla Valley maculate Heart of Mary. Thursday, April 11, 2019 at ticularly described as fol- ty and improvements con- claims will be forever bar- Alfonso L. Escalera Hospice, 299 E. Montana The Rite of Committal the Cathedral of the Im- lows: A tract of land situate cerned with herein will be red. Claims must be presen- 1518 N. Tornillo in the City of Las Cruces, sold subject to any and all ted either ot the undersigned Las Cruces NM 88001 Avenue with Reverend and Interment followed at maculate Heart of Mary. Doña Ana County, being patent reservations, ease- personal representative at Charles “Chuck” Henkle Hillcrest Memorial Gar- The Rite of Committal part of a proposed street ments, and all taxes and the address listed below, or Notice is hereby given that platted in Washington utility liens, special assess- filed with the Probate Court all the contents of your officiating. Inurnment of den Cemetery, where she and Interment will follow Heights, filed July 25, 1957, ments and taxes that may be of Doña Ana County, New storage unit #131 at Raw- cremains will take place was laid to rest alongside in Fort Bayard National in Plat Book 7 Page 57, due. Bank of America, N.A., Mexico, located at the son Self Storage will be Doña Ana County records its attorneys, and the under- following address: 845 Mo- sold at LIVE AUCTION or at the Cathedral of Im- her husband in the fam- Cemetery, 200 Camino De and being more particularly signed Special Master, dis- tel Boulevard, Las Cruces, be disposed of to satisfy our maculate Heart of Mary ily plot.The Baca Family Paz in Fort Bayard the described as follows, to wit: claim all responsibility for, NM 88007 lien in the amount of Beginning at 1/2" iron rod and the purchaser at the sale $353.00. The contents of the Columbarium at a later has entrusted their loved same afternoon at 2 PM found on the North line of takes the property "as is," in Dated: 04-26, 2019 unit consist of: date. In lieu of flowers me- one to the care of Baca’s with military honors ac- Poplar Avenue for the its present condition, subject Southwest corner of the tract to the valuation of the /s/ Earl W. Shumaker Wardrobe Boxes, Tables, morial contributions may Funeral Chapels of Las corded by a New Mexico herein described, being iden- property by the County Earl W. Shumaker Mattress & Box Spring, be made to La Posada- Cruces 527-2222. Your National Guard Honor tical to the Southeast corner Assessor as real or personal 1560 S. Almendra Couch, Loveseat, Chairs, of Lot 4, Block C, Washing- property, affixture of any Las Cruces, NM 88001 Outdoor Tools & Ladder Mesilla Valley Hospice, exclusive providers for Guard and the Marine ton Heights, filed July 25, mobile or manufactured 299 E. Montana Avenue, “Veterans and Family Me- Corps League Detach- 1957, in Plat Book 7 Page home to the land, deactiva- Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 05/17, DATE OF AUCTION: May 57, Doña Ana County re- tion of title to a mobile or 2019 20, 2019 Las Cruces, NM 88005 or morial Care”. For online ment #1328. Entrusted to cords; Thence from the point manufactured home on the AUCTION STARTING AT: Animal Service Center condolence logon to www. the care of Baca’s Funeral of beginning and leaving the property, if any, environ- Westside Self Storage 10:30 a.m. North line of Poplar Avenue mental contamination on the 1712 W. Hadley LOCATION OF AUCTION: of Mesilla Valley, 3551 bacasfuneralchapelslas- Chapels of Las Cruces, and along the East line of property, if any, and zoning Las Cruces, NM 88005 Rawson Self Storage 1103 Bataan Memorial W, Las cruces.com 527-2222 Your exclusive said Lot 4, Block 4, violations concerning the N. Solano N.27°00'00"W., 100.00 feet property, if any. To Las Cruces, NM 88001 Cruces 88012.Entrusted to providers for “Veterans to a 1/2" iron rod found on Garadan Al amir the care of Baca’s Funeral PETER MASTRANTUONO and Family Memorial the South line of a 20 foot NOTICE IS FURTHER 1015 Wooten Dr. LEASING SERVICES, wide alley for the Northwest GIVEN that the purchaser at Las Cruces NM 88001 INC. Chapels of Las Cruces PETER MASTRAN- Care.” For online con- corner of this tract; Thence such sale shall take title to Carol Pena and Sunset Crematory, TUONO, 94, of Las Cru- dolences logon to www. leaving the East line of Lot the above described real 1245 El Paseo Rd. (575 ) 525-0808 4, Block C, Washington property subject to a one (1) Las Cruces NM 88001 300 E. Boutz Road, 527- ces, died at Blue Horizons bacasfuneralchapelslas- Heights and along the South month right of redemption. Dates: 05/03, 05/10, 2019 2222 Your exclusive pro- Nursing Home on Satur- cruces.com Arts& ENTERTAINMENT

LAS CRUCES BULLETIN FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 | 33 Excerpts from selected poems

‘Madrean Alligator Lizard’ Lauren Goldstein

All of your crucial insights are instinctive. You are not bothered by the small inconvenience of infrastructure failure when late monsoons cascade the mountains like spreading adrenaline.

Slender-tongued, belly-down, untethered by photo albums and passports or fantasies or philosophies, you can pull yourself up and start over on any flat, red boulder. ABOVE: “Yucca elata,” mixed media on paper, by Meg G. Freyermuth ©2019. RIGHT: “Tarantula,” graphite on paper, by Meg G. ‘Tarantula’ Freyermuth ©2019 Jack Wright

Personally, I love tarantu- las. I love that they are brown or black or blue or pink. I love the way they ambulate like A national monument and llamas or scurry like kittens. I love their mild nature behind their armored body; the way they frighten us when they’re terri- the poetry that speaks to it fied. I love how we blamed them for Italian frenzies and a dance By MIKE COOK demic Organ The inventory “gathers environment,” Magrane called the Tarantella. I love how Las Cruces Bulletin Mountain Sca- poets and writers to contrib- said. “Landscape, place and they navigate at night using leseed or the ute their writing toward a human-environment interac- corneal magic and vibration- At noon Saturday, May 4, at Madrean al- multi-species sense of place,” tions are key components of sensing feet. I love how they Dripping Springs Visitor Cen- ligator lizard, Magrane said. The project the work that I do as a cul- keep the desert wild; even ter, more than a dozen local the readers builds on Magrane’s past tural geographer and the liter- wilder in our imagination than poets and writers share their are part of a work in the Sonoran Desert, ary inventory is an example the actual beaten-down place. work addressed to species DR. ERIC project called which led to his book “The So- of how a creative and commu- Most of all, I love the an- who live in Organ Mountains- MAGRANE The Literary noran Desert: A Literary Field nity-based project can help cient tarantula because they re- Desert Peaks National Monu- Inventory Guide,” a 2016 Southwest build community – both the mind us that humans are young ment. of Organ Mountains-Desert Book of the Year. human and the non-human and often unwise. They speak to Paying homage to well- Peaks, said New Mexico State “The form of the literary community – around a sense us from the arid darkness: known species such as the University geography profes- inventory is a way to gather of place.” We survived by adapting, tarantula, the golden eagle sor Dr. Eric Magrane, who multiple voices to celebrate Here is the lineup of read- will you? and the Soaptree yucca, and developed the inventory and is some of the many species lesser-knowns such as the en- coordinating the event. with whom we share our SEE POETRY, PAGE 34 34 | FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN

“Say’s Phoebe Excerpts from selected poems DOWNTOWNDODOWNTO with DA’s,” It’s Reallyally graphite and ‘Soaptree yucca’ happening watercolor on Andrea Blancas Beltran paper, by Meg G. Freyermuth ©2015. wave on, white flag, wave on, (for) one day we UPCOMING EVENTS will be gone and when FRI MAY 3 • 10:30 A.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY people quiz (when) Rhythm Roundup - Music and Motion for ages 2-5* will the wind cease, palmella FRI MAY 3 • 3:30 P.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY replies when does it not Library Lab - Activities, Games and Stories for 6-10** seek peace FRI MAY 3 • 7:00 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE KRWG’s Beer Confidential Live - FREE ‘Mountain Bluebird’ SAT MAY 4 • ALL DAY RIO GRANDE THEATRE LeeAnn Meadows May The Fourth Be With You Event tew tew tew SAT MAY 4 • 12:00 P.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY Therapaws Reading Teams - Kids read to dogs who love to listen!* in the valley below SAT MAY 4 • 2:00 P.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY the Organ Mountains 14+ Spelling Bee - Spelling Bee for ages 14 and up the blue pair of you SUN MAY 5 • 3:00 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE flits over open fields Super Sax of the Southwest - $10 my feet feel light Mike Cook, “Catclaw Mimosa”; on the ditch bank MON MAY 6 • 11:00 A.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY POETRY Shannon Cowell, “Human”; Dael CONTINUED FROM 33 *NO* Tai Chi Chuan Goodman, “Littleleaf Ratany”; my heart follows Kerry Banazek, “Organ Moun- TUE MAY 7 • 10:30 A.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY your flight path ers and their works for the liter- tain Talussnail”; and Andrea Read to Me - Story time for ages 3 and up* ary inventory: Lauren Goldstein, Blancas Beltran,” “Soaptree tew tew tew TUE+THU MAY 7+9 • 4:00 P.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY “Madrean Alligator Lizard”; Yucca.” Jack Wright, “Tarantula”; La- The literary inventory is a Teen Game Night late winter light maia Vaughn, “Gordon’s Blad- component of the 2019 Bioblitz, in WED MAY 8 • 11:00 A.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY gleams off two pairs derpod”; LeeAnn Meadows, which the public is invited to con- Mother Goose Time - Activities for Infants* “Mountain Bluebird”; Devon tribute their nature observations of blue wings WED MAY 8 • 2:00 P.M. Fletcher, “Golden Eagle”; Shelley through the iNaturalist app. For BRANIGAN LIBRARY moving like water Doña Ana County Genealogical Society Armitage, “Pronghorn”; Allison more information on the Bioblitz, Layfield, “Organ Mountain Fig- contact Daniella Barraza at dbar- in a figure eight pattern WED+THU MAY 8+9 • 10:00 A.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY wort”; Peter Garcia, “Western [email protected] or 575-525-4487. Toddler Time - Stories and Activities for ages 1-3 with caregivers* Diamondback Rattlesnake”; Meg left to right THU MAY 9 • 7:00 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE G. Freyermuth, “Organ Moun- Mike Cook may be contacted at tain Scaleseed”; Richard Green, [email protected]. right to left Lethal Weapon - $5 SAT MAY 11 • 12:00 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE “Chihuahuan Spotted Whiptail”; Toy Story 2 - $1 SAT MAY 11 • 7:00 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE MY PLACE JEWELL Citizen Kane - $8 Store & Studio SUN MAY 12 • 3:00 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE ALTERATIOTIONNNSS•GIGIFFFTTSHOSHOPP Mesilla Valley Chorale - $10 SoapRocks® For that dry winter skin WeWeccaaannmamakkkeeyyooouuurrc llllototh o t hheeessf iiii t . ONGOING EVENTS: A hybrid vegetable glycerin soap infused with added extracts of earth: 1)/,WHPV %RRNVE\/RFDO$XWKRUV • Downtown Art RAMBLE - 1st Friday of the Month 5-7pm Tresasures sure to please • BirthdaBirthdayy & Special Occasion • Las Cruces Farmers & Crafts Market - Wed. and Sat. Morn. Gift Certificates Are AlwayAlwayss a Perfect a Perfect Choice Choice 225E.Idaho#32inLaMissionPlaza SPONSORED Scarfs • Vintage Clothes • JewelrJewelryy • Sarias BY: Create your own unique or bohemian style

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amadorlive presents cinco de mayo celebration! Featuring: GRAMMY AWARD WINNER: A.B. Quintanilla, III y los Kumbia King All Starz With Special Guests: Homegrown Boyz and Mariachi Aguilas ONSTAGE AT THE AMADOR PHOTO COURTESY DARIN CABOT/CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL 302 South Main Street · Las Cruces, NM 88001 Gus Sanchez as Seymour and Frankie Gomez as Orin Scrivello star in Centennial High School’s upcoming production of “Little Shop of Horrors.” Performances are 7 p.m. Thursday- MAY 4th, 2019 - Gates Open @ 5pm! Saturday, May 2-4 in the performing arts lab at Centennial High School, 1950 Sonoma Ranch Blvd. Tickets are $5, available at the door. For more information, contact CHS English and the- Music Begins @ 6pm! atre teacher Darin Cabot, who directed the play, at 575-527-9330 or [email protected]. TICKETS: • GENERAL ADMISSION - $27 Picacho Hills Art in the Garden Tour • ALL ACCESS VIP TICKETS - $70 (INCLUDES JAX ROOFTOP LOUNGE)

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www.artistsofpicachohills.com 36 | FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN The manipulation of information NMSU students present thesis art projects

By JASMINE WOODUL “S.O.O.N,” a For the Bulletin mixed-media the royal GRADUATION piece by art- The University Art Gal- ist Fernando Enriquez, will lery presents two new ex- ON THE PLAZA feature in “dis- hibitions: “dis-continuum: continuum: Food Trucks Cold Beverages 2019 MFA Thesis Exhibi- 2019 MFA The- tion,” featuring the work sis Exhibition,” of Master of Fine Art can- one of two new didates Cleo Arevalo and exhibitions at April Selena Tribute “The Queen of ” Fernando Enriquez; and the University $10 in advance / $15 at door / 12 & under free “Reveries: 2019 BFA The- Art Gallery. 26 sis Exhibition,” featuring Plaza de Las Cruces – gates open at 5:30pm work by Bachelor of Fine COURTESY PHOTO Arts candidates Debbie Jo may Queen + Prince Tribute Bands Baxter, Angelica Jones, Bernadette Larimer, 10 “The Greatestreatest Concert That NeverNevere Was”Was Raquel Madrigal, Saul $15 in advancedvance / $20$20 at door / 1212 & underunder frfreeee Ramirez and Carissa Staples. Plaza dee Las Cruces – gatesgates openopen at 5:305:30pmpm Both exhibitions are on discourse and scrutiniz- use paint, installation and display at 1390 E. Univer- ing the accessibility and performance to investi- Ticketsickets for Both ConcertsConcerts $20$20* sity Ave. through May 11. manipulation of media. gate themes of female “dis-continuum” links Enriquez’s work em- identity, gender and sexu- *Offer*Offer expiresexpires on 4/25/19.4/25/19. AvaAvailableilable onlineonlinine oonly.nnlnlylyy. MFA candidates Arevalo braces the hybridity of ality, and social practice. and Fernandez concep- being “Chicano,” of iden- The exhibition will also tually as they pull from tifying as both American feature works by Trey their experiences growing and Mexican, and what it Broomfield and Olivia up on both sides of the takes to navigate being an Lemmons, currently U.S.-Mexico border be- “other” in both cultures. part of the BFA capstone tween El Paso and Juarez, In “Reveries,” the com- course. Their installations and the complexities that mon thread between the will inhabit alternative come with dual heritage. BFA candidates is their spaces throughout D.W. “Arevalo’s work ad- exploration and use of Williams Hall. dresses the strategies unexpected media – push- “Reveries” and “dis- used in the systemic glo- ing the boundaries of continuum” will be the balized oppression of the their respective art prac- last full-length exhibi- masses, and in Enriquez’s tices to tackle controver- tions at the NMSU Art work one can glimpse sial issues like self-image, Gallery’s current home the results of this global- identity and intimacy. inside D.W. Williams Hall ized capitalist system on Baxter, Larimer and before 2020, when the gal- a local and personalized Staples use ceramic sculp- lery transitions into the scale,” NMSU Visiting As- ture and mixed media to University Art Museum sistant Professor Joshua explore ideas such as so- in Devasthali Hall, cur- Clark said. cial judgments provoked rently under construc- Arevalo’s work ex- by food and the female tion. plores the manipulation body, divine femininity Visit uag.nmsu.edu. GET TICKETS AT RIO GRANDE THEATRE or of information and sig- and mysticism, and the nificant cultural sym- dichotomy of consumer- Jasmine Woodul may be VisitLasCruces.com/destination-downtown bols, serving as social ism and nature. Jones, reached at 575-646-2545, Madrigal and Ramirez [email protected]. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 | 37 Artists of the Month

The Mesilla Valley Fine Arts Gallery, 2470-A Calle de Guadalupe, features two local artists for the month of May. Yvonne Postelle is primarily an oil UPCOMING EVENTS landscape painter. Mike Shalett is a photographer who is self-taught mak- ing lariat baskets. The 30 artists of the gallery offer art in various media. Hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily. Call 575-522-2933 or visit www.mesillavalley- finearts.com.

Yvonne Postelle, “Evening Sky”

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COURTESY PHOTOS SPONSORS: Mike Shalett, untitled 38 | FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN The forgiving quality of Yupo Arts Council hosts ‘vibrant’ watercolor workshop

BULLETIN REPORT with watercolor on a spe- cial paper called Yupo,” The Doña Ana Arts said DAAC Executive Di- Counci l (DAAC) will host rector Kathleen Albers. an artist workshop in “We’re very fortunate May. to have Jody O’Meara “Watercolor on Yupo coming to Las Cruces to Paper” will be held 9 teach this class,” Albers a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday- said. “She’s a nationally Wednesday, May 7-8 and recognized teaching art- 9 a.m.-noon Thursday, ist and an expert in her PHOTOS COURTESY DOÑA ANA ARTS COUNCIL May 9, at the DAAC Arts field. The techniques Jody O’Meara, “Organ Mountains” & Cultural Center, 1740 she will be teaching are Calle de Mercado in Bul- cutting edge and will he saw another of her that is water resistant, letin plaza. stretch artists to learn works in the royal pal- according to O’Meara’s ace. website. “Unlike water- The cost is $250 for all something new.” Jody O’Meara, “Roadrunner” three days. DAAC mem- “I’m very excited to O’Meara began paint- color paper, the paint bers receive a 20 percent visit your town and other medium I know of ment and techniques. “ ing in 1995 while on a sits on top of it and does discount. hopefully bring some joy does. Painting on Yupo O’Meara began work- trip to Isle of Palm in not absorb, therefore the The workshop is led and new insights to the versus watercolor paper ing in fiber art in the South Carolina. pigment stays vivid and by Denver artist Jody artists there,” O’Meara is like comparing ice and 1970s, according to www. “She and a girlfriend rich.” O’Meara, “a nationally said. “I consider Yupo roller skating. They’re jodyomeara.com. Her spent a rainy weekend O’Meara said she recognized expert in to be ‘magic paper’ that both skating but since commissions included with two yellows, two “loves the way the paint creating these extraordi- is very forgiving and al- the grounds are different a clown piece for Prince blues, two reds and a runs and mixes into it- nary, vibrant paintings lows you a freedom no you use different equip- Rainer of Monaco after package of watercolor self,” which creates the paper. That was the be- wonderful patterns and ginning of her great love tertiary colors you see in affair with watercolors,” all her work. Her focus Tickets Albers said. is always to create just available separately for O’Meara worked on the right juxtaposition the Friday night cold press, hot press and between realism and im- concert at the rough watercolor paper pressionism. Atkinson Recital until 2012 when she dis- To register for the Hall. covered Yupo paper – a workshop, call 575-523- synthetic plastic ground 6403 or visit daarts.org.

Las Cruces UkeFest 2019 May 17 – 19 • New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum

Aaron & Nicole Keim Kevin Carroll The Quiet American

Victoria Vox Abe Lagrimas Jr. Empowering children for Take your uke playing to groovy new heights! LasCrucesUkefest.com success in school and in life. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 | 39 CALL TO ARTISTS A&E EVENTS Barbershop singers Hall at the University of Register in person at Las Cruces High School Strikes Back” and “The Re- theatre.org. Info: 575-640- wanted for new quartet Texas-El Paso. Positions the Museum of Na- Performing Dance: Presents turn of the Jedi,” noon Sat- 8752; www.mvjazzblues. forming. Prior experi- open are section violin, ture & Science, 411 N. Dance … the Great Escape!, urday, May 4, Rio Grande net. ence preferred but not section viola, 3rd oboe/ Main St., 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, Theatre, 211 N. Main St. necessary. Must be able English horn, 2nd clari- Tuesday-Saturday. Info: May 3-4, and 2 p.m. Sunday, Doors open at 11. Info: 575- The DAAC Arts & Cul- to read music. Prac- net and 3rd bassoon/ 575-541-2137, museums. May 5, Oñate High School 541-2290 or 575-222-4347. tural Center: Exhibits and tices and performances contra bassoon. Contact las-cruces.org. Performing Arts Center, classes, 1740 Calle de Mer- mostly during the day- symphony personnel 5700 Mesa Grande Drive. Los Kumbia All Starz: cado in the Bulletin Plaza. time. Male and female manager Leann Isaac Renaissance ArtsFaire Dance in various styles: Latin/Tejano, featur- Info: 575-523-6403; www. singers invited. Contact at 915-637-8144. Applica- seeks artists for a juried jazz, hip-hop, tap, ballet, ing A.B. Quintanilla III, daarts.org. Chuck Riggs, 575-521- tions due by May 3. art show and food ven- lyrical, contemporary brother of the late singer • May 6, Feed Your Mind 1729; churck.riggs@ dors for the 48th annual and more. Tickets $5 stu- Selena, Saturday, May 4, at seminar of late-19th and 20th mac.com. Greenspace, 517 N. event scheduled for dents, $10 adults. Info: Pita the new Amador Center, century art with Kathleen Mesquite, seeks musi- Nov. 2-3. Artists apply Thomas, 575-527-9400. 302 S. Main St. Gates open Key. Attend either session, Branigan Cultural Center cians for a planned open at www.Zapplication. at 5 p.m. with mariachi 3-4:30 p.m. or 5:30-7 p.m. seeks artists for local mic series and house org. Vendors, nonprofits NM Vintage Wines: Live bands, followed by Ru- $20. LGBTQ history and cul- concerts. Musicians and Children’s Realm music, 2461 Calle de Prin- idoso’s Homegrown Boyz • May 9, Feed Your Mind ture exhibit to be shown should contact Steve participants apply at cipal. Info: 575-523-9463, at 7 and Los Kumbia All presentation on the His- Sept. 21-Oct. 2 or Nov. Klinger, 575 496-5571, www.daarts.org. Info: nmvintagewines.com. Starz at 8:30. Tickets: $27, tory of Fashion and Fash- 1-Feb. 21, 2020. Selected [email protected]. 575-523-6403. • May 3, Chris Baker, available online at www. ion Design, with Kathleen pieces will embody Greenspace is open country, 8-10 p.m. amadorlive.com or at the Key. $20. LGBTQ expression and 2-4 p.m. Tuesday and Rokoko Art Gallery, 1785 • May 4, La Maldita door. identity in the 21st cen- Thursday and 1-5 p.m. Avenida de Mercado, Union, Latin music, 8-10 Doña Ana Photography Club: tury in Las Cruces. Sub- Wednesday, Friday seeks submissions for p.m. Supersax of the South- Critique panel hosted by mission due by June 22. and Saturday, and by its “Fantasy Free for • May 5, Ricky & Emily, west: Jazz concert by top Seth Madell, Vince Guts- Email Norma Hartell appointment. Info: 575 All” exhibit to run from folk harmonies, 3-5 p.m. regional artists, 3 p.m. chik and Carl Maier, 7 p.m. at nhartell@las-cruces. 551-6778, greenspacegal- May 11-June 22. Sub- • May 10, Papayas con Sunday, May 5, Rio Grande Tuesday, May 7, SW Envi- org with up to four jpg. [email protected]. missions due by May Chile, la musica de la fron- Theatre, 211 N. Main St. ronmental Center, 275 N. Images. 4. Entry fee: $15. Info: tera, 8-10 p.m. Tickets: $10 at the door or Main St. Free. Info: www. Las Cruces City Art 575-522-5553, rokoko@ through www.riogrande- daphotoclub.org. Calavera Coalition seeks Board seeks an artist rokokoart.com. Storytellers of Las Cruces: original artwork for or artist team to create Stories for all ages, 10 a.m. the official T-shirt and a site-specific indoor Studio art classes are every Saturday. Free. poster of the 2019 Dia de project to be designed registering artists of all COAS bookstore down- los Muertos on the Me- for the central pillar in levels in painting, draw- town: 317 N. Main St. silla Plaza. Work must the lobby of Las Cruces ing, ceramics, fabric • May 4, Captain Jeff reflect the spirit and City Hall. The commis- dyeing, printmaking Porter celebration of Dia de sioned artwork should and more at the Las COAS bookstore Solano: los Muertos. Must be in reflect the architectural Cruces Museum of Art, 1101 S. Solano Drive a black-and-white for- setting, the purposes 491 N. Main St. through • May 4, Nancy Banks mat and in pen and ink of the building, and May 11. Register at the line art, gender-neutral the City of Las Cruces, Museum of Nature & ‘Star Wars’: One-day and not overly detailed. inspired by our local Science, 411 N. Main St. screening of the original Should be easily con- environment, history Info: 575-541-2137; las- ‘Star Wars’ movies: “A verted for screen print- and cultures. Artwork cruces.org/museums. New Hope,” “The Empire ing. Winner receives must be large enough in free booth space for the scale and scope to pro- annual event. Deadline vide a focal point and to to enter is July 5. Digi- create appreciation of tal files can be emailed the space. Submission to calaveracoalition@ deadline is May 12. Visit May 3-9 May 10-16 gmail.com. CDs can be artist.callforentry.org/ Gloria Bell Hotel Mumbai mailed to P.O. Box 1308, festivals_unique_info. A free-spirited woman The true story of the 2008 Mesilla, NM 88046. php?ID=6413. (Julianne Moore) in her Taj Hotel terrorist attack 50s seeks out love at L.A. in Mumbai. Starring Dev El Paso Symphony Or- Las Cruces Museum of dance clubs. Also starring Patel, Armie Hammer, chestra holds auditions Art is registering adults, John Turturro. (OC) Anupam Kher & from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. teens and kids for sum- Nazanin Boniadi. (OC) Sunday, May 19, in the mer art classes to be Nightly 7:30, Saturday matinée 1:30, Sunday matinée 2:30. Fox Fine Arts Recital held in June and July. 1RRQHZLOOEHDGPLWWHGDIWHUWKH¿OPKDVEHJXQ 40 | FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN GALLERIES & OPENINGS ‘America: Purge & Recent Las Cruces Arts Association, ‘Animals of the Southwest’ “Macro photography gets you ‘Grist for the Mill’ Work’ with a special reception 5-7 Through Aug. 4 up close and you can examine Through Dec. 2 Through May 5 p.m. Friday, May 17. NM Farm & Ranch Heritage the insects in different ways. It NM Farm & Ranch Museum did take me a while to set up, Obscura Gallery ‘Spring Fling’ Museum 4100 Dripping Springs Road 3206 Harrelson St. 4100 Dripping Springs Road though. I had to photograph The exhibit includes a Through May Almost two dozen oil paint- Thirty-four pastel paintings one of the beetles four times portable gristmill from the In Effect Gallery ings on canvas and paper by by former Las Crucen Dinah and everyone else needed a few Museum’s collection, a stone 3390 Apple Cross Place Raul Dorn. Info: 575-494-7256. Swan portraying wild animals shots. When I first printed the set from Mora, NM, and two Exhibit by local and na- such as bears, coyotes and posters, even at a relatively separate stones that were tional artists, with an opening ‘Amending America: The Bill birds, and domestic animals high resolution, they were still used in the Las Cruces area; reception 6-10 p.m. Friday, of Rights’ such as cattle, horses and cats. pixelated. I had to shoot them one from the Lemon Mill in May 3. Additional showings Info: 575-522-4100. at 2,000 pixels and had to go up Mesilla, and the Schaublin Through May 25 2-4 p.m. May 4-5 and by ap- to 5,000 until they looked good Branigan Cultural Center pointment after that. Email Stone, which was on display ‘Entomomania: Insects in and then had to decide what 501 N. Main St. [email protected] or for years next to the tall bank Art and Culture’ parts of the insects I wanted to Exhibit explores the origins deserthoundmilligan@gmail. building in downtown Las focus on and which parts could of the first 10 amendments com. Through early September Cruces. Info: 575-522-4100. to the U.S. Constitution (col- University Museum’s Kent be blurred.” lectively known as the Bill of ‘The Front Porch’ Hall ‘Living in Sacred ‘Drawn to the Land: Peter Rights. Organized by the Na- Through July 20 1280 E. University Ave. Continuum’ tional Archives and Records Branigan Cultural Center New Mexico State University Hurd’s New Mexico’ Through Dec. 15 Administration. Info: 575-541- 501 N. Main St. anthropology master’s student Through Sept. 13 NMSU American Indian 2154; las-cruces.org/museums. Exhibit by Las Cruces art- Rachel Cover’s photographic NM Farm & Ranch Museum Student Center ist Storm Sermay on the exhibition of insects, bees, 4100 Dripping Springs Road Mimbres pottery exhibi- ‘Primavera’ front porches in the Mesilla butterflies, ants and other Renowned 20th-century art- tion designed in New Mexico Through May 30 Valley and beyond, and what tiny creatures, and how they ist Peter Hurd (1904-84) is the from 1000 to 1130 AD, from Big Picture Gallery they say about those who live influence culture and inter- subject in an exhibit in the the research of NMSU An- 2001 E. Lohman Ave. there. Info: 575-541-2154; las- act with the natural world. museum’s Traditions Gallery. thropology professor Fumi Exhibit by members of the cruces.org/museums. Of her 21 prints, Cover says, Info: 575-522-4100. Arakawa.

Playwright to attend opening performances of ‘Fallout’ Tickets 575-646-1420 BULLETIN REPORT the claustrophobic con- the audience response. fines of a well-equipped I always look forward to family fallout shelter and seeing how different parts Show Dates & Times Playwright Laura King will be in Las Cruces for must decide if what is of the country respond to 4 /25 5:30pm two performances of her outside is more terrifying this play. 4 /26 & 4/27 7:30pm play “Fallout” at Black than what they are hiding “ To me, ‘Fallout’ is 5 /3 & 5/4 7:30pm Box Theatre (BBT), 430 N. inside themselves,” ac- about how the institu- 5 /4 & 5/5 2pm Main St. cording to BBT. tions we turn to in times Directed by Larissa Lury Performances are 8 The play won the 2016 of trouble often fail to Musical Direction by p.m. Friday-Saturday Georgia Theatre Confer- provide us with solace Christa May 3-4, 10-11 and 17-18; ence One-Act Play writ- and comfort. As a race, Fredrickson ASNMSU 2:30 p.m. Sunday, May 12 ing competition. our only hope is through Center for the Arts and 19; and 7 p.m. Thurs- “I’m thrilled that ‘Fall- personal connection.” 1000 E. University Ave. Laura King day, May 16. King will out’ is being produced by Tickets are $15 regular attend the May 3-4 per- stars Gina DeMondo and No Strings Theatre Com- and $12 students and se- formances for talkbacks Joshua Taulbee. Taulbee pany (BBT),” King said. niors. All seats Thursday, afterward. also designed the set. “I’m looking forward to May 16, are $10. The play is directed Anna and David are seeing the show on open- Call 575-523-1223 or visit by Ceil Herman and two strangers trapped “in ing weekend and hearing www.no-strings.org.

Visit us at www.lascrucesbulletin.com LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 | 41 ‘Gloria Bell’: A simple life with no direction known By JEFF BERG For the Bulletin GRADE: A An almost scene-by- May 3 will be the fi rst scene remake of his own screening of this fi lm at the film, 2013’s “Gloria,” Fountain Theatre in ol’ Mesilla. Chilean director Sebas- tian Lelio has gotten the go-ahead to remake the work, this time in English rather distant, moves and with a bigger budget. away. She smokes a bit He has done well, offer- of locoweed and even at- ing one of the better films tends what appears to be of the year, especially by a laugh therapy session. casting Julianne Moore She is not really look- in the lead role. ing for a partner, but one Moore, as Gloria, lives appears, sort of, well pre- in an orderly LA apart- sented by John Turturro. ment that she really They meet at the dance doesn’t use much, so it club and end up making may not feel like home. love later that night. Tur- Still, she is annoyed by COURTESY PHOTO turro, as Arnold, turns the hairless Sphynx cat Are they OK? Perhaps a swing to Las Vegas will cure what ails the romance between Gloria and Arnold, a couple of divorcees. out to be sincere but con- that somehow finds its sumed by his ex-wife and Arnold’s annoyances Moore’s character. One needing to avoid another ing movies for the Bul- way into her apartment. his two cloddish adult finally reach a pitch and cuts away to the dance harsh situation? letin since 2002. He lives After being discovered, daughters, who call on even though he makes club, where Gloria is Hard to say … in Santa Fe and may be the cat promptly gets the him to solve everything. somewhat weak and lame losing herself in the mo- reached at nedludd76@ boot, but being a cat, it He also wears a brace, attempts to reconcile, ment. Is she OK or just Jeff Berg has been review- hotmail.com. doesn’t really matter. due to recent surgery, it is not until they take Gloria is middle-aged which Gloria flings away a weekend trip to Las SHOW TIMES GOOD and divorced, although FRI. 5/3 - THUR. 5/9 at first sight – a smile-in- Vegas when it seems that she gets along with her ex () MATINEES SAT-SUN ONLY ducing scene, to be sure. Gloria might be ready to fairly well. ALL SEATS ALL They get along okay take up with him again. GIFT CARDS DAILY 12:00 3:00 6:05 She has two children, NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE !! 9:00 (R) TIMES $4.00 at first, with Arnold, a Moore’s character www.allentheatresinc.com NO PASS OR DISCOUNT () MATINEES SAT-SUN ONLY a son whose wife is off Marine Corps veteran, is defined by her emo- HELLBOY (R) trying to “find herself,” DAILY (9:30) 12:30 1:00 DAILY (1:30) 4:15 7:00 showing her how to shoot tions. Gloria is honest 3:30 4:00 6:30 7:00 9:30 DAILY 1:45 4:30 7:15 10:00 9:45 leaving the couple’s in- 10:00 (R) (PG13) paintball at a small amuse- and would make a good NO PASS OR DISCOUNT NO PASS OR DISCOUNT HOW TO TRAIN YOUR fant son behind with the DRAGON (PG) ment park he owns and op- friend, although at times DAILY (9:45) 12:00 2:15 DAILY (1:30) 4:00 6:30 father; and a daughter, a DAILY 11:30 1:45 4:00 6:20 erates. But no matter what she seems to hold back, 4:30 6:45 9:00 (PG) 9:00 yoga instructor who has NO PASS OR DISCOUNT 8:30 (PG) they are doing – be it din- especially during a din- NO PASS OR DISCOUNT THE UPSIDE (PG13) fallen for a Swedish trav- 2D: (10:00) 11:00 2:00 3:00 DAILY 4:10 ner, ravishing one another, ner party for her son’s 6:05 7:00 2D: 11:30 12:30 4:30 7:30 US (R) eler and become preg- 3D: 9:50 3D: 3:30 8:30 DAILY (1:30) 7:00 9:40 or frolicking at his park birthday, when her ex is 2D ATMOS: 12:00 8:00 nant. It is not long before 2D ATMOS: 2:00 6:05 9:50 PET SEMATARY (R) – his annoying cellphone also invited. She is not 3D ATMOS: 4:00 (PG13) 3D ATMOS: 10:00AM (PG13) she is off to Sweden to NO PASS OR DISCOUNT NO PASS OR DISCOUNT DAILY (2:00) 4:30 7:00 is always interrupting coarse, just a bit absent- 9:30 marry her beau. DAILY (9:45) 12:10 2:30 4:55 minded, which is okay. 7:15 9:35 (R) BRING THIS COUPON with a new “crisis” real or DAILY 12:00 2:30 4:55 7:20 Gloria works for an TO THE VIDEO 4 AND imagined by the wretched Lelio refreshingly al- 9:45 (R) SEE THE MOVIE OF insurance company, DAILY 11:20 2:00 4:40 7:20 YOUR CHOICE FOR daughters. lows scenes play out to 10:00 (PG) ONLY $2.00/PERSON handling claims. She also GOOD FOR These scenes really their end, rather than UP TO 5 PEOPLE loves to dance, mostly to DAILY 11:50 2:25 5:00 7:30 WED. & THURS ONLY!! shift the tone of the film, interrupting them with DAILY (9:30) 11:30 1:40 10:00 (PG13) disco-ish tunes, and she 3:50 (G) allowing Moore to show another scene or an ac- IN THEATRES FRI. 5/10: sings while in the car. DETECTIVE a great range of acting cursed flashback, an DAILY 11:20 2:00 4:35 7:10 Occasionally she tries to DAILY 7:00 9:30 (PG13) 9:45 (PG) PIKACHU, responses, from under- overused trend in films help her upstairs neigh- POMS, standing, to annoyed, right now. DAILY (9:45) 12:45 3:45 6:45 DAILY 12:30 3:30 6:40 9:35 bor, a young man with se- 9:45 (PG13) (PG13) THE HUSTLE to insisting that Arnold Several scenes of a se- vere emotional problems. stop answering the damn rious nature, one where EVENT CINEMA It is a simple life, one DAILY (9:55) 12:30 3:30 6:30 LE CORSAIRE phone. Gloria is talking with 9:15 (PG) where she is learning 5/19 @ 12:00 But Gloria is not a a coworker about their REGISTER AT yoga, at least until her DAILY (9:30) 12:20 3:15 6:05 ALLENTHEATRESINC.COM 5/21 @ 7:00 mean woman, just de- financial situations, 9:00 (PG13) daughter, who seems FOR EMAIL INFO AND SPECIALS termined and smart. offer another glimpse of 42 | FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN

Jessica Jimenez, Loren Jackson and Isaac Lucero in the PHOTOS BY MIKE WISE/NMSU THEATRE DEPARTMENT NMSU Theatre Department’s production of Lerner and Lowe’s The cast of “My Fair Lady” includes Jenna Ivey, second from right, in front, as Eliza Doolittle. “My Fair Lady.” Wouldn’t it be loverly to see ‘My Fair Lady’? Yes, it would! By MIKE COOK Live.” Either Cheyenne singing, thank the gods) Francesca Perez-Wright (think British) also goes Las Cruces Bulletin REVIEW or Kamryn Neill, who at Deming High School (remember her as Mary to lighting designer James was the best Mrs. Pearce about a century ago, Poppins last December Padilla, sound designer Wouldn’t it be loverly? I’ve ever seen, would so it’s very dear to my at Las Cruces Commu- Jim Wilkinson, props It is! of Luck,” “The Rain in get my gold star for this heart. nity Theatre?), Nicole manager David Herford, The New Mexico State Spain,” “Get Me to the production. Melis Derya I don’t like lumping Ritter, Ginger Scarbor- stage manager Karina University Theatre Church on Time,” “I’ve White, a personal favorite everyone else into “sup- ough, Alexus Tafoya (an Ortega, dialogue coach Department’s current Grown Accustomed to of mine, sang and danced porting cast” because elegant queen of Tran- Alice Carruth, scenic production of “My Fair her Face” and “I Could in the ensemble and this really is an ensemble sylvania) and Isaac Lu- designer Tressa Lynette Lady” is, in a word, bril- Have Danced All Night.” was just so wonderful as piece with terrific perfor- cero, who continues an Smith and the many, many liant. I loved everything There were many out- Henry’s long-suffering mances from start to fin- amazing string of great other crew members. about it – the singing, standing performances mother, Mrs. Higgins. ish. But I’m almost out of performances and gets Remaining perfor- dancing, acting, cos- in this show. I cannot As always, Brandon space – and superlatives. to use all his skills as an mances of “My Fair tumes, set, lighting, imagine a better Eliza Brown gives an incred- So, let me give general actor, singer and dancer. Lady” are at 7:30 p.m. Fri- sound. Doolittle than Jenna Ivey. ible performance, this kudos to the other ac- NMSU theatre pro- day and Saturday, May There are more than 20 She could have danced time as Col. Pickering. tors in the show: Sammi fessor Larissa Lury 3-4; and 2 p.m. Saturday actors in the three-hour and sung all night and Brandon is one of the Armstrong, Bryan Ber- deserves immeasurable and Sunday, May 4-5 at show, 400-500 incred ible still I would have begged finest actors you will nard, Micaela Bernal, credit for her direction of the ASNMSU Center for costume pieces, and a for more. And Adam ever see on any stage Calvin Chervinko (how this show, and likewise the Arts, 1000 E. Univer- nine-piece live orchestra. Logan, who is a freshman and he proves that once I loved the beard on Christa Frederickson as sity Ave. There are only four per- of astonishing talent, again in this show. Loren this extremely talented musical director. Cos- For tickets, call 575- formances left and this is was Henry Higgins to Jackson, who put a lot performer), Yamilex tume designer Maggie 646-1420 or visit www. a show that you must see. a T – snide, charming. of miles on his car com- Holguin, Brianna Hor- Jane Simpson (an NMSU nmsutheatre.com/boxof- In addition to “Wouldn’t Cheyenne Kimmick very muting from Alamogordo vath, Jessica Jimenez Theatre Department se- fice.php. It Be Loverly,” you will nearly stole the show to be in “My Fair Lady,” (her first time singing nior) also gets a gold star, recognize so many iconic as Freddy Eynsford Hill was a rascally delight as on stage was terrific), along with choreogra- Mike Cook may be con- musical numbers, includ- with his rendition of “On Alfred Doolittle. I played Quinton Kriner, Peyton pher Monique Foster. tacted at mike@lascruces- ing “With a Little Bit the Street Where You that part (acting only, no Matthews, Riley Merritt, A tip of the bowler bulletin.com. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 | 43 Art in the Garden

Art in the Garden, hosted by the artists of Picacho Hills, is a spring tradi- tion and an opportunity to visit beautiful gardens and enjoy neighbor- hood art. It takes place from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday, May 5, in Picacho Hills. Take Picacho Avenue west to Picacho Hills Boulevard and follow the signs and flags. Seventeen artists plan to show their work across multiple mediums, from pastel and oil painting to pen-and-ink drawing, photogra- phy, ceramics, gourds, sculpture, jewelry and glasswork.

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ACROSS fig., e.g. 115 [9] 1 Back in time 56 Crater part 121 Dell 4 Papas 59 Toronto loc. 123 Yellowish pink 8 Ordinarily 60 Conk color 15 “All By Myself” 61 Like many survey 125 Wee babies singer [1] questions 126 Early garden 19 Neighbor of Thai- 63 Party server 127 Came into land 64 Folk rocker 128 Steer a ship 21 “Fire and Ice” DiFranco 129 [10] singer Pat 65 Restrained 130 Ones sowing 22 Carpal or tarsal 68 Chuckle gleefully 131 Yale students lead-in 70 Plops (down) 132 P followers 23 Common 71 Laura of “ER” DOWN wrapped sushi item 72 Got too big for 1 See 119-Down 24 Anna who won 74 Church parts 2 France, once Best Actress for “The 75 Head, in Metz 3 All: Prefix Rose Tattoo” 76 In some way 4 “Explorer” of car- 25 Old Russian ruler 78 Bruce Springs- toons 26 “Bedazzled” co- teen hit of 1985 5 Building brick star [2] 81 “Just -- sus- 6 Arty dabblers 28 “Little House on pected” 7 Levy on a food pre- the Prairie” co-star 82 151, to Cato server [3] 83 “Skyfall” star 8 Mil. interceptor 30 Stately tree Daniel 9 Chart for mariners 31 Dying rebuke from 85 Suffix with dull 10 Severe chest pain Caesar 86 Top-secret govt. 11 Acrimony, to Brits 32 Year, in Portu- org. guese 12 Provo’s state 87 Tax form fig. 33 -- Mae (loan of- 13 Pop singer Del 88 Tumults ferer) Rey 38 “Bingo!” 66 Once called ist [8] 107 Fills up 90 “Auld Lang --” 35 Olympic figure- 14 Iroquois tribe 39 [4] 67 “... -- thousand 84 1990 Cyrano de 110 2009 horror film 91 Large game bass skating gold medalist members 42 Oahu garland times ...” Bergerac portrayer sequel 93 Sports centers of 2002 [4] 15 CPR pro 43 [5] 69 Lead-in to light or [9] 113 Maui goose 95 Tests for coll. 40 Road goop 16 Hawk again 47 Ones putting up night 89 Maple fluid 114 Poet Allen seniors 41 2002-09 “Ameri- 17 Napoli’s land buildings 70 Tanning lotion 92 Climbing vine 116 Sac fly stats 97 Boot out can Idol” judge [5] 18 [1] 49 Apropos of abbr. 93 Jolson and Pacino 117 Boxer, e.g. 98 “The Way -- Flesh” 44 “Inception” direc- 20 Luhrmann who 51 Suffix with human 73 Golden State sch. 94 Stabbed 118 Baghdad site 101 [7] tor Christopher directed 2013’s “The 53 Pale silvery color 74 “Christina’s 96 Stephen, French- 119 With 1-Down, 104 -- loss Great Gatsby” 45 Peace Nobelist 54 Sounding like an World” painter [6] style play intermission Root 105 [6] 27 [2] angry bull 76 Ye -- shoppe 98 “Gladiator” was 120 Functions 46 Rod on a car 106 Roping tools 29 [3] 56 Pastry with dried 77 Grammy winner his last film [10] 122 Stop 48 Makes another 108 Without end, to 34 -- Angeles grapes for “Criminal” [7] 99 False front 124 Mag VIPs proposal poets 35 Misses, in Mexico 57 Cross each other 79 Ability to interest 100 Singer Simpson 50 Nine-sided shape 109 Shreds 36 Isolation 58 Annual interna- lots of people 102 Maiden in “The 52 Periods of note 111 I, in Berlin 37 Heroic dog of old tional beauty pageant 80 Food scrap Raven” 55 Driver’s license 112 [8] TV 62 Rich rock 82 “Smooth” guitar- 103 Pencil top LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 | 45 PUZZLES

SCRAMBLERS Unscramble the letters within each rectangle to SNOWFLAKES By Japheth Light WEEKLY SUDOKU By Linda Thistle form four ordinary words. Then rearrange the boxed Place a number in the empty boxes in such a way that each row across, letters to form the mystery word, which will complete There are 13 black hexagons in the puzzle. Place the each column down and each small 9-box square contains all of the the gag! number 1-6 around each of them. No number can numbers from one to nine. be repeated in any partial hexagon shape along the border of the puzzle.

CRYPTOQUIP

This is a simple substitution cipher in which each letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals O, it will equal O throughout the puzzle. Solution is accomplished by trial and error.

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SNOWFLAKES SUPER CROSSWORD SUPER | RELIGION LAS CRUCES BULLETIN 46 FRIDAY,Wors MAY 3, 2019 hip Services Roman Catholic Presbyterian New Thought Baha'i Faith Non Denominational Episcopal FIRST The Baha’i Information PRESBYTERIAN & Reading Center Southern New Mexico ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH All faiths welcome EPISCOPAL Church of God CHURCH Discover the Baha’i Faith W “Digging deep Sunday School: 9 am ellspring Interfaith Devotional Sabbath Services wells so others a new thought spiritual community Sundays 10:30 to 12 p.m. Interactive may drink.” Traditional Worship “All the messengers of God have Rector: The Rev. Canonnon Sunday event at 11am Bible Study Scott A. Ruthven been sent for the sole purpose of THE ROMAN CATHOLIC Service: 10:30 English, Spanish, and Korean congregations guiding mankind to the straight Weekday Services DIOCESE OF LAS CRUCES Edward Burlbaw Saturdays 1 p.m. 200 E. Boutz Road, Las Cruces path of Truth.” Tuesday - 9:30 AM - Morning Prayer 1701 E. Missour i Thursday - Noon - Holy Eucharist VIEW ALL LISTINGS OF www.fpc.lc 140 West Taylor Road CATHOLIC CHURCHES (575) 526-5559 525 E. Lohman ON OUR WEBSITE wellspringnow.com Kristy Parks, 575.522.0467 Sunday Services WWW.DIOCESEOFLASCRUCES.ORG See us 4BU4VO 8:30 AM - Rite 1 Jewish Methodist mornings 10:30 10:30 AM - Rite 2

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Las Cruces, NM Website: fcclc.org 866-874-7250 Call 524-8061 To Be Included 575-523-5063 fbclascruces.com etz-chayim.org LAS CRUCES BULLETIN RELIGION FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 | 47 The greatest ‘revenge’ lies in changing a person’s heart The cycle of new leaders, new wound, but Laura was Jews held hostage by a and the conditions in the man he had attacked. reading from policies, and new still haunted by this vio- group of hijackers. She which Omar had lived. Rather than being the Torah, Gen- alliances. What lent act against a member was amazed that neither Blumenfeld began to angry, Khatib and all the esis through hasn’t changed of her family. She felt that Benjamin Netanyahu, share with Khatib details members of his family Deuteronomy, is the need for it was her responsibility nor his brother Iddo, about her father without were touched by Laura’s in synagogues people to directly to seek out the attacker sought revenge in a per- telling Khatib that she humanity. Omar Khatib around the world and positively and confront him. sonal way against the was the daughter of his sent a sincere letter of will soon bring to RABBI relate to one an- Blumenfeld began to hijackers. victim. apology to David Blumen- light the biblical KAROL other, even when explore the emotions and Blumenfeld realized What Laura Blumen- feld, in which he said that proclamation of Seeking Harmony they stand firmly actions that are related to that reconciliation can feld learned was that Laura “was the mirror the Golden Rule, on different sides the human desire for re- happen mainly when the greatest revenge she that made me see your “Love your neighbor as of a seemingly intractable venge. She noted that both people move from the col- could have was to change face as a human person yourself.” That same conflict. sides in a conflict often try lective – the larger group the heart of the perpetra- who deserved to be ad- verse declares, “Do not In her book, Laura Blu- to claim the role as sole with which they identify tor, making him realize mired and respected.” take vengeance or bear a menfeld explained how victims who feel that they – down to the personal, the personal nature of Sometimes, revenge grudge against your fel- she set out in 1998 to find have the right of lashing one-on-one level. his act. can be transformed into low human being.” the man who shot her out and evening the score. Once she discovered the She helped Omar respect. It’s all up to us. I have been thinking father, Rabbi David Blu- She spoke to Benjamin identity of her father’s as- Khatib see that he had lately about “Revenge: A menfeld, in March of 1986. Netanyahu (the current sailant, she began to visit injured a man who was Rabbi Larry Karol has Story of Hope,” a book by Laura’s father was stand- Israeli Prime Minister) his family in Ramallah, trying to work for peace. served as spiritual leader journalist Laura Blumen- ing in an alley of the Old about the killing of his introducing herself only At the end of the book, of Temple Beth-El (www. feld, that was published City of Jerusalem, when brother Yoni when he as “Laura” from America. Laura appeared in court tbelc.org) in Las Cruces in 2002. someone shot a bullet at led Israeli troops in a She began a correspon- on Khatib’s behalf and since July 2011. His writ- The Middle East looks his head that, fortunately, 1976 raid on the Entebbe, dence with the shooter, revealed to the court and ings are available at rab- quite different now than only grazed his scalp. Her Uganda, airport to rescue Omar Khatib. Their let- the shooter’s family that bilarrykarol.blogspot. it did in 2002. There are father didn’t die from his American and Israelis ters focused on politics she was the daughter of com. Inspiring music Tommy Walker, brother of Dale Walker, pastor of Las Cruces’ Heart for the World church, brought his original worship music to Las Cruces the last weekend in April. Walker, who lives in Los An- geles, has written more than 200 songs sung in churches around the world and re- corded by such artists as Is- rael Houghton, Paul Baloche, Ron Kenolly, Don Moen and Crystal Lewis. On Saturday, April 27, he presided over workshops for songwriters and musicians and later played a free, two-hour con- cert that drew several hun- dred. On Sunday Walker and his electric band led worship at Heart for the World, a non- denominational Christian church located at 1605 S. Val- ley Drive. Visit tommywalker- ministries.org.

COURTESY PHOTO BUSINESS 48 | FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN From meals to massages: Arroyo Plaza adapts BY MICHAEL SCANLON to look at Mesilla Valley blocks from Arroyo Plaza. For the Bulletin Kitchen would see that Massage Envy has been I had some other spaces in business in Las Cruces When longtime res- that were for lease,” about 10 years, said Rod taurant Mesilla Valley Hooker said. “I probably Reyes, who owns the fran- Kitchen closed its doors in showed space more in a chise along with three Arroyo Plaza earlier this month that I had showed other locations in El Paso. year, the owner of the re- space in two years.” The business will have tail and commercial strip In the process, he not 23 massage therapists and lost a 30-year tenant but only leased the former three estheticians provid- found new opportunities. restaurant space, but also ing a range of skin care “Sometimes when a leased a second restau- services. It is open seven bad thing happens to rant for the center. days a week, 8 a.m. to 10 you, good things come The former restaurant p.m. during the week, 8 about,” said Dave Hooker will be the Las Cruces a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturdays of the restaurant’s clos- Massage Envy franchise, and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sun- ing. “They had been here which plans to move from days. for 30 years. It ended up a temporary space on “We’ll have at least 14 being a big deal around Roadrunner Parkway. rooms, so we can have 14 town, and all of a sudden, It moved there from its services every hour,” he BULLETIN PHOTO BY MICHAEL SCANLON we ended up getting ex- longtime permanent loca- said. Dave Hooker talks about the changes at Arroyo Plaza in his office at the retail center. posure we don’t normally tion at the corner of Wal- Massage Envy is plan- get. ton Boulevard and Divot ning to open Sept. 1. a great location in Las Shorty’s convenience individuals, and we closed “Even people who came Avenue, just a couple of “It’s tough to find such Cruces, and it’s going to stores, bought the plaza some, so we’re down to be a great place for us,” 12 years ago. He began one now,” he said. Reyes said. “We’re very selling the stores in 2005, Much has changed at Law offices of Kenneth G. Egan fortunate to be able to and still owns one at the Arroyo Plaza in recent take that space. Every- corner of N.M. Highway years. body knows where the old 28 and West University The Verizon store that MOTORCYCLE Mesilla Valley Kitchen Avenue. Spotted Dog once occupied a separate used to be, so it’ll be re- Brewery and Mesilla Val- building in the parking lot ally easy to give direc- ley estate sales lease part moved to a larger space ACCIDENTS tions. of that property. at the corner of Lohman Hooker, who once “We sold some [stores] 21 Years Experience owned the chain of 12 to Circle K and some to SEE ADAPTS, PAGE 49 Trial Work We’ve Got your Windows Covered!

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“We’ve kind of ADAPTS branched out a little Patience through progress: Images ’N Iron CONTINUED FROM 48 bit geographically,” he said. “I’ve found that By CASSIE MCCLURE Avenue and Walton Bou- with technology, I’ve and SUZANNE MICHAELS levard, next door to the been able to manage For the Bulletin center. Ride On Sports more of these proper- bicycle shop occupies the ties using email and text Editor’s note: Tenth in former Verizon space. and phone. We do have a series on businesses af- The east end of the people in each city who fected by road reconstruc- center was demolished do maintenance, but we tion on Valley Drive. to make way for a Chick- just hire contractors to Conrad Estrada is fil-A restaurant. That do that.” determined to stay space remains part of patient and positive Arroyo Plaza. Michael Scanlon is a free- about the New Mexico Hooker also owns lance writer. He can be Department of Trans- commercial centers in reached at mscanlon999@ portation (NMDOT) road Deming and Carlsbad. gmail.com. reconstruction of Valley Drive. Estrada started Images ‘N Iron in 1998, Is Owning a Small but he moved into the 420 South Valley Drive location five years ago. Business Right for You? He says there is a notice- able dip in walk-in traf- fic since the road project began. “There will always be COURTESY PHOTOS growing pains, but we Juan Jimenez, J.D. Orduñez, Conrad Estrada (owner) and Benjamin Elizaldez show off one of need to stay positive and their newest creations at Images ‘N Iron. let NMDOT do what they need to,” said Estrada. Estrada realized there way reconstruction, is Tuesday, May 21, at “What is the benefit for was a market for powder utility replacements and the Thomas Branigan anyone to be negative coating after he needed lighting/signalization Memorial Library Road- about Valley Drive? We some work done for his improvements on Val- runner Room from 6-7:30 need to wait it out. The cars. ley Drive and Avenida p.m. For the most up-to- infrastructure needs to Slowly, he expanded to de Mesilla. The goal is date information visit be improved because Las more intricate projects to complete Phase 1 and www.valleydrive.net. Di- Cruces is growing and like black boxes found Phase 3 of the project as rect questions to Project SCORE has a FREE workshop needs to keep up.” on airplanes, motorcycle quickly as possible; the Manager Ryan Tafoya at Estrada says Images and race car chassis, entire project is antici- 575-418-7891. to help you decide! ‘N Iron is a busy hub for medical equipment, pated to be complete in those who need metal gates, fences and doors. early 2020. The City of Las Cruces Starting a business can be an exhilarating and rewarding fabrication and powder Some of the local The next NMDOT encourages residents to endeavor, but it is not for everyone. This workshop will coating. hospitals use his ser- monthly meeting for continue to support Val- help demystify what it means to be a business owner and “Fabrication is manu- vices for powder coating residents and businesses ley Drive businesses. help you gain a stronger and nuanced understanding of your facturing or creating air vents in operating business readiness. something with any type rooms. of metal,” he said. “We Similarly, he coats Date & Time: Thursday, May 9, 2019 | 3:00-4:00 PM design and fabricate or- shelves for restaurants Place: SBDC at DACC Workforce Center namental projects, using with food-safe coating. 2345 Nevada Ave., Las Cruces computers and plasma “You’d be surprised cutting, and welding.” what sort of damage jars This workshop is FREE but please call SCORE Powder coating is a of pickles and jalapeños at 575.523.5627 to reserve your place. dry paint application can do to a shelf,” Es- that’s statically charged, trada said, laughing. SCORE Las Cruces baked on at 400 degrees, 505 S. Main St., Ste. 125 and has no Volatile NMDOT update Las Cruces, NM 88011 Organic Compounds Valley Drive contrac- 523.5627 (VOCs) associated with tor AUI, Inc., is now Co-hosted by SBDC at working seven days a it and no hazardous DACC Workforce Center waste. week performing road- WELL BEING 50 | FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN Friend with ALS inspires Las Crucen to act HEALTH BRIEF Mission of Mercy By ELVA K. ÖSTERREICH that is working to raise re- Friday and Saturday, For the Bulletin search money looking for an- May 3 and 4, the New swers.” Mexico Mission of Mercy When Jan Hart and her hus- On average there are 110 New will provide free dental band lived in Ohio several years Mexico families receiving as- care at the Las Cruces ago, she met s omeone who sistance from the ALS NM. New Convention Center, 680 E. would change her life. Now she Mexico’s chapter loans much- University Ave. and Julie Kroske are the best of needed equipment to patients. Doors open at 5:15 a.m. friends. It also fully funds all-in-one both days, and dentists “In the summer of 2016 she clinics throughout the state will provide free basic let us know was undergoing the where patients can be seen in service for adults and process of being diagnosed with one day, at one location, by a children. ALS (Amyotrophic lateral scle- multitude of providers includ- The dental treatments rosis),” Hart said. ing therapists, nutritionists and include fillings, extrac- In Las Cruces, Hart talked pharmacists. tions, cleanings, tempo- to CEO Tony Dohrmann at A portion of the money rary partials and limited Electronic Caregiver, where she raised in New Mexico goes di- root canals. now works, and he decided to rectly to ongoing research. The There will also be lim- provide Julie with the caregiver average cost of ALS to each ited medical treatment, system they created provid- family is $250,000 per patient consultation and educa- ing Julie and her family with per year. tion. a strong sense of security and Tony Dohrmann and ECG Julie Kroske visited New Mexico in 2018 as ALS spokesperson on behalf of No appointments will backup in emergencies. is challenging fellow southern Electronic Caregiver. She visited White Sands National Monument in addi- be set; customers will Grateful for the help, Julie New Mexico businesses to join tion other regional sites. be seen on a first-come, offered to be the national ALS the walk and raise money for first-served basis. No spokesperson for Electronic ALS solutions on Saturday, identification is required. Caregiver. May 4, at Sisbarro Park on the Organizers expect “So, she is an advocate for New Mexico State University more than 950 patients at ALS awareness,” Hart said. campus, 1815 Wells St. The walk the event, providing as “Last year she flew in (to Las begins at 10 a.m., with check-in much as $900,000 in do- Cruces) in the spring and we at 8 a.m., and welcomes anyone nated treatment. followed her around Mesilla, who can walk, ride or even Mission of Mercy, White Sands, Alamogordo and wheelchair the self-paced 3-mile presented by the New Ruidoso taking images of her route. Mexico Dental Associa- and creating an ALS campaign Also known as Lou Gehrig’s tion Foundation, travels called Julie’s Joy.” Disease, named for the legend- to different locations According to Hart, Julie said, ary New York Yankee baseball throughout New Mexico “I am determined to maintain player who died from the con- every 15 to 18 months. my joy throughout this pro- dition, ALS is a progressive The event returns to Las cess.” neurodegenerative disease that, Cruces for the first time “She has always been one once diagnosed, has an average in several years. to bring joy,” Hart said of her survival time of three to five Major sponsors for the friend. “She has this determina- years. There is no known cure. Las Cruces event are the tion to be joyful no matter what Almost 5,000 people are diag- City of Las Cruces, Doña life brings.” nosed with ALS in the U.S. each Ana County, Delta Den- This year Hart and her com- year. tal of New Mexico and pany were contacted by the For more information or to the Community Founda- ALS New Mexico because it is make a donation, visit alsa. tion for Southern New bringing the ALS Walk to Las org or contact Katie Crouch at Mexico. Cruces. [email protected]. For more information, “ALS is terminal, there is visit nmdentalfoun- currently no cure,” Hart said. Elva K. Österreich may be COURTESY PHOTOS dation.org, or email “The ALS Association is the reached at elva@lascrucesbul- Jan Hart, left, and Julie Kroske display their Electronic Caregiver equip- nmmom2@nmdental- only nonprofit in the country letin.com. ment. foundation.org. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN PETS & PEOPLE FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 | 51 SNAP receives donation PET OF THE WEEK for spay/neuter program BULLETIN REPORT organization that assists healthier pet population.” mission. under-resourced com- PetSmart Charities has Each year, millions of The Spay and Neuter munities specifically with funded over 1.7 million PetSmart shoppers help Action Program (SNAP) low-cost spay and neuter spay and neuter surger- pets in need by donating announces it has re- surgeries for owned pets, ies in the U.S. since 2009. to PetSmart Charities ceived a $24,996 grant according to the news According to the news using the pin pads at from PetSmart Charities release. release, PetSmart Chari- checkout registers inside to help fuel its spay and SNAP’s goal in 2019 is ties, Inc. is a nonprofit PetSmart stores. In turn, neuter efforts in Doña to spay or neuter 150 to animal welfare organi- PetSmart Charities uses Ana County. 200 pets per month in an zation with a mission 90 cents of every dollar With the donation, the effort to help with over- to find lifelong, loving donated and has become organization will offer population in Doña Ana homes for all pets by sup- the leading funder of subsidized spay/neuter County. porting programs and animal welfare in North surgery for owned pets “We are thrilled to sup- thought leadership that America, donating more in Doña Ana County, ac- port SNAP’s efforts to bring people and pets than $390 million to date. cording to a news release. make affordable pet care together. In addition to Follow PetSmart SNAP has assisted with accessible through this finding homes for almost Charities on Twitter: @ Meet Diego, a happy, smiling 4-year-old neutered male that over 19,000 spays/neuters spay/neuter initiative,” 500,000 shelter pets each PetSmartChariTs. Find is looking for a forever amigo from the Animal Service Cen- in Doña Ana County said Jenny Aho, regional year through its in-store PetSmart Charities on ter of the Mesilla Valley. Hours of operation are noon-6 p.m. since its inception in 1998 relationship manager adoption program in all Facebook: Facebook. Monday-Friday and noon-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Offsite and has been providing at PetSmart Charities. PetSmart stores across com/PetSmartCharities. adoption events sponsored by ASCMV for Saturday, May 4, low-cost spay/neuter “This work will not only the U.S. and Puerto Rico, See PetSmart Charities are at the Farmers Market downtown (far north end) from vouchers since 2002. ensure pets of Doña Ana PetSmart Charities on YouTube: YouTube. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., and Crunch Fitness, 320 Wyatt Drive, from 11 Other than the municipal County receive vital care, provides funding to non- com/PetSmartCharities- a.m.-3 p.m. On Sunday, May 5, the offsite adoption location is shelter, SNAP is the only but it will also promote a profits aligned with its Inc. at PetSmart, 2200 E. Lohman Ave., from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

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Pints for Pets Charitable giving appreciated property and Grab your sombrero ACTion Programs for life insurance. and your well-behaved Animals has launched a According to a news dog, then head over to charitable planned giving release, for 10 years, High Desert Brewing program, providing an the nonprofit APA has Co. for Pints for Pets on opportunity for people to worked with donors and Cinco de Mayo weekend. help with animal rescue volunteers to save the High Desert Brewing efforts as part of their lives of over 4,000 home- will donate $1 for every will or trust. less cats, dogs, puppies pint and growler of IPA Charitable planned giv- and kittens at Doña Ana and cerveza sold from ing refers to the process County’s municipal shel- Friday, May 3, to Sun- of making a charitable ter and has helped the day, May 5 to ACTion gift of estate assets to shelter reverse its kill/ Programs for Animals one or more nonprofit save rate. By making a for its animal rescue ef- organizations – a gift that gift to APA through a forts. requires consideration will, trust or other finan- High Desert is located and planning in light of cial plan, individuals can at 1201 W. Hadley, and its the donor’s overall estate help save at-risk animals Cinco de May weekend plan. Types of charitable in Doña Ana County now hours are 11 a.m. to mid- planned gifts include and well into the future. COURTESY PHOTO night Friday-Saturday, bequests (through a pro- Contact APA at 575-644- May 3-4, and noon to 10 vision in a will or living 0505 or mail@apalascru- The old saying, “Fighting like cats and dogs” doesn’t apply to these two friends, although p.m. Sunday, May 5. trust), charitable trusts, ces.org. the dog might eventually become annoyed at the cat’s playful energy . 52 | FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 SENIORS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN The delights of memory travels

For years, my visit the Grand in the park. By using family has enjoyed Canyon, my hus- caution, good sense and traveling our band and I had not leaving food out beautiful country extolled its won- unsecured, one can be seeing countless ders and beauty. relatively safe with them. inspiring sights. We arrived mid- Well, we were tucked in These trips en- day, parked, and our sleeping bags snor- tailed a great deal RUTH MOORER walked over ing away when I awoke of physical effort Not for Sissies to look at the hearing garbage cans along with the grand sight. Our being banged around. It pleasures. Most younger son, who was a full moon and as of our travels involved had been “enjoying” the I lay there realizing the using our tent and tak- scenery by sleeping in thin protection of the ing our food along with the back seat, climbed tent’s walls, I saw the us and cooking on er- out of the car, ran over to shadow of a bear walk ratic camp stoves. We look down at the canyon by our tent. I held my dealt with the usual flies, and remarked with a breath and hoped that no mosquitoes and other great deal of disappoint- one would make a noise. crawling things. We had ment, “Is that all?!” We did survive the night! the inconvenience of In his defense, arriv- At this stage of my life wind, rain, low/hot tem- ing at midday is not the I no longer want to take peratures, leaky air mat- best time to view the long trips because I have tresses and dirty public Grand Canyon because run out of energy and bathrooms. Occasion- the lighting does not do it funds. So, what is the ally, we got lost, had car justice. solution if I want to keep trouble and encountered Another vivid memory traveling? Memory trips. rough roads and detours. was of camping in a Next time I will share Of course, these things poorly erected tent when some of those special made the trips memora- a heavy rain came on memories. ble. The experience with us as we slept. The tent Good Samaritan Society– all six of us (in an unair- began to collapse and Ruth Justice Moorer is a conditioned car) was a we had to break camp resident of Las Cruces, great character-builder. and leave before dawn. having moved here in Las Cruces Village Looking back, we re- On another occasion we 1996 with her husband, call some hilarious mo- were camping at Sequoia Charles. She has been supports the ments. When we were National Park in Cali- a public- school science on our way, traveling fornia. The forest ranger teacher and a United Walk to Defeat ALS! with all four children, to had lectured about bears Methodist pastor. Saturday, May 4, 2019 The Walk to Defeat ALS is the #1 way to unite and fundraise for those Senior Living living with ALS. Each year, fundraising through the Walk drives bold and urgent innovation as we march together toward a cure for ALS. 2880 N. Roadrunner Parkway | Las Cruces, NM 88011 Donations can be made at alsanm.org Phone: 575 522-1110 | www.genesishcc.com Never lose you. Keep your dignity and your independence.

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LC3-LV45075 SW LIVING LAS CRUCES BULLETIN FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 | 53 Owners join Habitat for Humanity to dedicate homes

By MIKE COOK Las Cruces Bulletin

Mesilla Valley Habitat for Humanity (MVHH) held a dedication ceremony April 27 at 4174 Aurora Star Court to celebrate homeownership of five Las Cruces families with whom MVHH has partnered on home construction during the past five years. “This celebration is monu- mental for our organization as we grow partnerships and expand our work in this com- munity,” said MVHH Executive Director Candice Butler. “This season, we implemented a new, multi-faceted program with our family partners that not only sets the foundation for home- ownership but also integrates the building blocks needed for them to become well-rounded, accountable citizens, employees and parents.” The five families’ contribu- tions included 150 hours on the construction site, 75 in volunteer work with fundraisers, ReStore Patricia Amaya-Holguin and her brother at groundbreaking ceremony. other community activities, and 25 in course work focusing on financial preparedness and life management. PHOTOS COURTESY CANDICE BUTLER/MESILLA VALLEY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY “On the build site, our part- Mesilla Valley Habitat for Humanity (MVHH) family partner Corrina Muel- ners learn to complete a multi- ler, right, with MVCH Executive Director Candice Butler. tude of construction tasks while getting to work side-by-side poverty living. strength in the future of their with both local and national “Throughout the course of families. volunteers who are dedicated to our partnership, we are privi- MVHH was founded in 1987 their success,” Butler said. “Op- leged to get to know these fami- and has built more than 110 portunities for volunteer work lies and their children and share homes in Las Cruces. It is outside of the construction site in their joyful accomplishments. funded by the U.S. Department allow our partners to see beyond To say that we are proud of of Housing and Urban Develop- their personal circumstances these families would truly be an ment and has individual and and build capacity within the understatement. These amazing corporate sponsors. community. Our financial pre- citizens have chosen not to be Contact Butler at 575-525-0475 paredness and life management victims of their circumstances, and cbutler@lascruceshabitat. courses cover a variety of ‘real- but products of their efforts. We org. Visit www.lascruceshabitat. life’ circumstances, including are most humbled and inspired org. balancing budgets, furthering by their commitment to stabi- Mike Cook may be reached at careers and teaching children lizing accountability in them- Mesilla Valley Habitat for Humanity family partner financial preparedness [email protected]. how to break away from cyclical selves, and for solidifying the class with Maricela Sandoval of BBVA Compass Bank. 54 | FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 SW LIVING LAS CRUCES BULLETIN

PHOTOS COURTESY GARLAND COURTS/CITY OF LAS CRUCES Photos are from previous Las Cruces Railroad Days. RR Museum’s Transportation Day is on track What BULLETIN R EPORT transcontinental railway. commemorate the first the railroad, will focus The event is 10 a.m.-2 train arriving in Las on large vehicles on dis- The City of Las Cruces p.m. Saturday, May 4, at Cruces in 1881,” said play that assist people is 811? Railroad Museum’s 12th the Railroad Museum, Las Cruces Museums daily. A fire engine and annual Transportation 351 N. Mesilla St. There System Museum Man- police vehicles will be on Day will celebrate the is no charge to attend. ager Garland Courts. hand, (the city) Public 150th anniversary of the “Transportation Day “This year’s event, in Works (Department) will What is 811? It’s a FREE phone call and service used when you completion of the first is held every year to addition to celebrating bring equipment they want to put a hole in the ground not a utility line. The majority use along with transit of damage done to underground utility lines, such as gas or vehicles for visitors to water, can easily be avoided by knowing where those lines are explore. located. By calling 811 BEFORE you dig you avoid needless SAFE “BNSF Railroad will interruptions to you and your neighbor’s services. Just GAS be on hand with an en- remember to call 811 at least 2 days before doing any digging gine that attendees may to ensure we can make it out to your location to locate our lines service photograph and talk for FREE. It’s Fast, it’s FREE and it’s the law! provided to with railroad workers As always, Zia personnel are available about what it’s like to 24/7 for all natural gas emergencies. more than work on the rails. Inside Call (575) 526-4GAS (427) 100,000 the museum will be rail- if you have a natural gas emergency. road re-enactors, educa- residents and tion stations and model businesses. railroad displays from New Mexico’s Natural Choice the Doña Ana Modular Railroad Club.” 575-526-4427 • 1-800-453-5546 SAFE CLEAN DEPENDABLE RELIABLE Visit las-cruces.org/ GAS WATER WASTEWATER SOLID WASTE museums or call 575-528- 3700 W. Picacho Ave • Las Cruces Utilities Customer Service: 541-2111 http://www.las-cruces.org/en/departments/utilities www.ziagas.com 3444. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN SPORTS FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 | 55 Call it ‘choking,’ but it happens to the best of us Now that Johnny Open to Casper in playoff. not a mystery that the confidence. Other aspects ball, swinging a golf club Miller has retired an 18-hole playoff Those episodes, along term was chosen to de- of the choke/meltdown or giving an important from NBC, we won’t the next day. One with others throughout scribe a monumental lapse syndrome include flooding speech. Choking is every have to hear his of the biggest the annals of sport his- in functioning. According of consciousness, confu- performer’s nightmare. diatribe about how choke jobs in mod- tory, probably led to the to Webster’s Dictionary sion, inability to focus and Golf figures prominently a particular tour ern golf was when quip, “He snatched defeat choking means to close concentrate, brain fog, because it is completely in- golfer should have Scot Hoch, with from the jaws of victory.” off breathing by blocking emotional chaos, over- dividual, the ball is station- won but simply CHARLIE the green jacket Yet, for every collapse and squeezing the throat, whelming negativity, and ary with ample time for a “choked.” That BLANCHARD on the line, missed by a presumed winner, to strangle and suffocate; inability to think clearly. mental meltdown to occur, word has always Golf Doctor a 16-inch putt to and every meltdown by a also, to be obstructed or When it comes to winning and it combines both gross stuck in my craw. win the 1989 Mas- competitor with a seem- strained with emotion. in a pressure situation, motor effort, like hitting Not that the term is inac- ters, losing to Nick Faldo ingly insurmountable To athletes and coaches, whether it’s the 17th island a driver, and fine motor curate; it’s just extremely in a sudden-death playoff. lead, there are equally it’s extreme tentativeness green at TPC Sawgrass in skills, like putting. Except harsh. Greg Norman teed off compelling tales about under competitive pres- the Players, or the 18th in for a caddy, the golfer is We forget that in 1939 in the final round of the miracles, comebacks and sure, tightening of the your club’s prickly Nas- alone, naked and afraid. Sam Snead was about to 1996 Masters leading by unimaginable victories. muscles (both large and sau game, a choke does Next week: the cure. win his first U.S. Open six shots, crumbled and In the inimitable words of small) with immediate resemble a “gag reflex” in but closed with a triple wound up losing by five ESPN sportscaster Chris decrease in flexibility and more ways than one. Dr. Charlie Blanchard is bogey; he never did win to Nick Faldo. In 1999 Jan Berman, “That’s why they an inability to execute Performance collapse a licensed psychologist a U.S. Open. We forget Van de Velde stood on the play the game.” well-trained and skilled occurs whether the in- specializing in sports and that Arnold Palmer blew tee at the 72nd hole of the Choking – its causes, movements, an increase dividual is shooting a leadership. Contact him at a seven-stroke lead over Open Championship with manifestations and out- in anxiety and nervous- basketball, kicking a docblanchard71@gmail. Billy Casper on the back a three-shot lead, made a comes – remains some- ness, and a decrease in football, swatting a tennis com. nine to lose the 1966 U.S. triple bogey, and lost in a what a mystery. But it’s Golf tournament increases ATHLETE sponsored by: fundraising for stroke victims of the WEEK

By MIKE COOK “May the 4th Be with provided through insur- Jaiden Coyle is an 18-year-old senior at Mesilla Valley Christian Schools. She Las Cruces Bulletin You” (get it?) and event ance. plays on the Lady Blazers tennis, basketball and volleyball teams. She is captain founder and chief spon- NMFW has raised of all three varsity teams. Coyle ranked second in the state for volleyball assists. The theme is light- sor Ron Cavill of Cavill more than $200,000 to She was the starting shooting guard on the basketball team and her high school hearted, and the tourna- and Company Invest- help pay for toilet-seat tennis record is 63 wins and five losses. Coyle is a team leader, faithful friend and ment is great fun, but ment Managers will be risers, shower benches, is true to her faith in Christ as her Savior. She is a dedicated student, with a 3.50 the purpose is quite appropriately dressed as oxygen, walkers, wheel- GPA. Outside of school and sports, Coyle enjoys her church youth group, exercising serious: helping stroke Obi “Ron” Kenobi – re- chairs, grab rails, ramps and spending time with family and friends. She plans to pursue a nursing degree victims in southern New plete with light saber. and more. at NMSU. Mexico and educating Proceeds benefit New For more information Scott Wilkinson is an 18-year-old senior at Mesilla Valley Christian Schools. He others about stroke pre- Mexico Friends of Well- contact Crista Shabazz plays on the Son Blazers football and baseball teams, serving as captain on both. vention. ness, Inc, (NMFW) a at 575-649-1912 or crista. He is a three-year starter as catcher and leads in RBIs, with 14. Wilkinson is a The 10th annual nonprofit that provides [email protected]. solid, positive influence on the team, a great leader with a hard work ethic. He Stroke Awareness Golf financial support to Send donations to New encourages his teammates and is fun to be around. He is a dedicated student Scramble will be held 8 southern New Mexico Mexico Friends of Well- with a 3.0 GPA and outside of school and sports, enjoys welding, hiking, camping, a.m.-4 p.m. (7 a.m. regis- residents who have ex- ness, P.O. Box 13657, Las fishing and hunting. tration) Saturday, May perienced a life-altering Cruces, NM 88013. 4, at Sonoma Ranch Golf injury or illness such Course, 1274 Golf Club as a stroke and lack the Mike Cook may be Road. financial means to buy reached at mike@lascru- MESILLA VALLEY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL This year’s theme is medical equipment not cesbulletin.com. LC1-LV45785 56 | FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019 NEWS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN PRO HEALTH PROVIDES AN EASY WAY TO TRACK YOUR VITALS!

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