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Content brought to you by: Doña Ana County ‘Your Partner in Progress’ March 27: Public input sought on new road plan Doña Ana County Manager Fernando R. Macias will District 2) Butte Drive, Desert Aire Drive, Lisa Drive cia Road, Singh Road, Teak Lane and Ward Road; Dis- bring a $10.2 million revamped roads proposal back and San Jacinto Road; District 3) Dripping Springs trict 2) Chamberino Secondary Access and Koogle before the Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners Road; District 4) Charolais Drive, Found Avenue, Nike Road; District 4) Balsam Road, Berry Patch Road, on Tuesday, March 27. The public is encouraged to at- Avenue and Thorpe Road; and District 5) Calle de Oro, Chiricahua Trail and Corona Road; and District 5) tend and comment. Fossil View Road, Horseshoe Circle, Hurt Road, King Blazing Trails Road. Originally discussed at the March 13 regular meet- Edward Avenue, Mantooth Lane and Shalem Colony Macias said that, if approved, funding for the pro- ing, the revamped proposal contemplates significant Trail. Total funding required for these improvements is posed projects would be pulled from the county’s cash improvements to 19 roads in the county’s road invento- approximately $8.1 million. reserves. ry, as well as a mechanism by which the commission In addition, the proposal identifies 12 privately The March 27 meeting begins at 9 a.m. in the Com- could consider bringing private roads into its mainte- owned roads that staff has identified as critical arterials mission Chambers of the Doña Ana County Govern- nance inventory. for community access. If the commission were to vote ment Center, which accommodates 250 people. Addi- Roads targeted for improvement under the proposal to bring those roads into the county’s inventory, another tional rooms with sound and video access will be avail- are as follows: District 1) Corpening Avenue, Esslinger $2.1 million has been identified for improvements. able in the event that the crowd exceeds the chamber Road, Missionary Ridge Road and Three Saints Road; They are as follows: District 1) Flower Road, Estan- capacity. Applicants wanted to evaluate health funding proposals Doña Ana County has opened the application period for individuals interested in evaluating external agency health- services funding applications for Fiscal Year 2017-18. • Has been a resident of Doña Ana County for at To be considered, each applicant must submit an appli- least three years. cation and a current resume. Only applicants that meet the • Demonstrates familiarity with the healthcare minimum criteria will be considered. Committee members system/services in Doña Ana County. are limited to serve three (3) consecutive years. • Represents providers, consumers or advocates The Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners will of healthcare services. appoint the evaluation committee from among the quali- Has not served on evaluation committee for fied applicants. The committee will assist Doña Ana three consecutive years. County in evaluating collaborative proposals under fund- Prior to public recommendations to the Doña ing priorities for countywide access-to-care services, in- Ana County Board of Commissioners each ap- cluding medical, dental and behavioral health. plicant selected to the evaluation committee will All applications must be delivered to: Doña Ana Coun- be required to: ty Health and Human Services Department to the attention • Attend a training orientation of Norberto Godina, 845 N. Motel Blvd., Las Cruces, NM, 88007. • Sign a conflict-of-interest form The deadline for applications to be submitted is 5 p.m. March 30, 2018. Applica- • Read all proposals (individually to include a weekend or from Friday - Mon- tion forms can be requested by email: [email protected] day). Health Fund External Agency Evaluation Committee Criteria • Score each of the proposals individually. Not a current member of the Health and Human Services (HHS) Alliance • Meet a minimum of two times to discuss scoring/funding /strength and weak- Not employed by, related to an employee or otherwise associated with an agen- ness in a group setting facilitated by Doña Ana County staff. cy that has received funding from Doña Ana County in the past two years, or is May be required to attend one or more meetings of the Doña Ana County applying for funding in the current year. Board of Commissioners. JOIN US ON SOCIAL MEDIA! March 23, 2018 Visit our award-winning website at www.donaanacounty.org, or contact us at (575) 647-7200 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 3 Bataan march on record-setting pace By CHERYL FALLSTEAD For the Bulletin
The 29th Annual Bataan Memorial Death March at White Sands Missile Range (WSMR) Sunday, March 25, will include a record 8,380 marchers from the United States and 11 other coun- tries. Registration is now closed for the marathon, founded by the ROTC at New Mexico State Univer- Ben Skardon at the 2017 Bataan Memorial Death March. sity and operated by Fam- bombed. For months, will recount their experi- ily and Morale, Welfare the 200th Coast Artillery ences in the PDC building and Recreation at WSMR. and thousands of other on base. The survivors Many of the marchers American and Filipino will also be awarded are military personnel, military personnel fought replicas of the Congres- BULLETIN FILE PHOTO but thousands are civil- the Japanese invaders sional Gold Medal by the ians, all committed to Wounded Warriors at the 2017 Bataan Memorial Death March. with limited rations and Filipino Veterans Rec- taking part in what is ac- Cheryl Fallstead is a Las medical supplies, without ognition and Education the many comrades who info/security. Arrive knowledged as one of the Cruces-based freelance possibility of resupply. Project earlier that day were responsible for my early to hear the survivor most difficult marathons. writer. She may be reached On April 9, 1942, starv- at 2:15 p.m. at the WSMR survival.” talks on Saturday, as They participate in vari- at [email protected] ing and sick with tropical Post Theater. They will The first marchers on space is limited. ous categories, including diseases such as malaria, also be honored on Sun- the course are Wounded “light” and “heavy,” by they were ordered to day in pre-dawn opening Warriors, those injured teams or individuals, cov- GGREENREEN CHILECHILE CCRABRAB surrender. The Japa- ceremonies. After the while serving their ering the full 26.2 miles or ENENCHILADACHILADA nese marched the POWs march, there will be a country, some walk- the still-challenging 14.2- about 80 miles to Camp survivor recognition cer- ing on prosthetic limbs. mile honorary course. O’Donnell in the north. emony at 3 p.m. This year, some 24 will Teams must cross the Thousands died en route, Among them will be participate from Brook finish line together and ill or murdered by the Col. Beverly “Ben” Skar- Army Medical Center, marchers “going heavy” Japanese. About half of don, 100, of Clemson, Walter Reed National carry at least 35 pounds, the New Mexicans sent South Carolina. For over Military Medical Center many filling their packs to the Philippines died a decade, he has marched and Disabled Sports USA. with non-perishable food on the march, in POW 8.5 miles with Ben’s Bri- In a previous march, a items to be donated at camps, or on so-called gade, a growing group of Wounded Warrior navi- SOUTHWESTSOUTHWES T CUCUISINEI S INE the finish line. Last year, “Hell Ships” transporting family, friends and Clem- gating the infamous Sand 21,000 pounds of food them to China or Japan son University alumni Pit on two prosthetic legs HACIENDA STYLE! were donated to Roadrun- to serve as slave labor. Al- and faculty – earning a said, “This is nothing ner Food Bankand Casa most everyone in sparsely profile on “60 Minutes” compared to what they de Peregrinos. populated New Mexico for Veteran’s Day last went through at Bataan. The importance of the knew someone who died year. I’m here to honor them.” Bataan Death March to in the Philippines. “I participate … be- There are ways southern New Mexicans Bataan survivors from cause I am provided an to honor survivors, begins with the 200th across the country make opportunity to recall Wounded Warriors and Coast Artillery, com- the pilgrimage to New events during my mili- other military personnel LOBSTERLOBSTER prised of about 1,800 TACOSTACOS Mexico to remember tary service which have without marching. New Mexicans deployed their comrades and honor profoundly shaped my Those wishing to to the Philippines in 575.652.4953575.652.4953 their service. personal values, my come on base to listen September 1941 to man 11891891 Avenida de MesillaMesilla This year, seven sur- character, and strength- to the survivor talks, anti-aircraft guns. Just HHaciendaDeMesilla.comaciendaDeMesilla.com vivors are expected to ened my faith,” Skardon view films, or cheer on after Pearl Harbor was attend. The day before says. “I am also able to marchers should review attacked by the Japanese, CASUALC A SUAL ELEGANCEELEG ANC E the marathon, at 3:15 p.m. pay silent tribute and the regulations at bata- the Philippines were also IINN DINING & LODGINLODGINGG Saturday, March 24, they prayerful memory to anmarch.com/marcher- 4 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 NEWS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ‘This is a start’: Council tables school safety resolution By MIKE COOK Vasquez moved for the adding that proposals Las Cruces Bulletin postponement pending to increase local mental further discussion, say- health services and more After nearly four ing he could not support security at Las Cruces hours of discussion and the resolution in its pres- schools are mere lip ser- almost 60 local residents ent form because it would vice. speaking about changes infringe on his rights as a “I have not seen the in gun-control laws and gun owner. will of the people to in- school safety, Las Cruces Smith, Vasquez, Miya- crease funding” for either City Council voted March gishima and Councilors one. 19 to table a resolution Kasandra Gandara, Gill Vasquez said the calling on the governor Sorg and Yvonne Flores resolution needs “more and state legislature to voted to table the reso- fruitful discussion.” He “better ensure the safety lution. Councilor Jack said he would support of students in Las Cruces Eakman voted against the regulation of bump schools.” tabling. stocks, increased penal- The resolution (see By passing the resolu- ties for negligent use of related article) was pro- tion, Eakman said, the firearms, prohibiting the posed by Councilor Greg council is “trying to pre- sale of firearms to cer- Smith. vent the senseless mur- tain individuals, banning Mayor Ken Miya- der of innocent children private gun sales and gishima said the resolu- and teachers.” other restrictions, but tion will be discussed at “We just don’t want to added, “I don’t want my a council work session, talk about any reduction” rights taken away.” possibly revised and in the number of guns Gandara called for in- brought back for a final getting into the hands of creased communication BULLETIN PHOTO BY STEVE MACINTYRE vote. people “with the intent Tyler Whitlock holds an AR-15 rifle supporting the right to bear arms outside Las Cruces City Councilor Gabe to kill,” Eakman said, SEE GUN, PAGE 5 Hall Monday afternoon, March 19.
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at the meeting about the tack the Second Amend- GUN proposed resolution: ment.” CONTINUED FROM 4 • “The right to keep • The city council’s pro- and bear arms keeps us posed resolution “is help- among the city, public safe.” ing to keep our children schools and the police • Demonizing AR15 safe in school.” department to improve semi-automatic rifles is • Guns are not the issue school security. inaccurate. “It’s the indi- in school safety, it’s the “We need to have a dia- vidual who shoots it.” criminal mindset. There logue about this,” Gan- • Lawmakers should should be more security dara said. Southern New “look to the people that in schools and more Mexico, she said, also caused the problems,” trained police officers, should have greater par- like criminals, the men- especially in elementary ticipation in the state’s tally deranged, aliens schools. discussion about mental and illegal aliens. When • “We have taken God health issues. people carried guns in the Father out of our Smith said he brought schools there was no vio- schools. We need to put the resolution forward lence. him back.” after being “approached • People should remem- • “Barring weapons is by parents and grand- ber the victims of the the wrong way to address parents” whose children shooting at Aztec High the problem.” The issue were afraid to attend School in Aztec, New of school safety “needs a school after the Feb. BULLETIN PHOTO BY STEVE MACINTYRE Mexico, in December 2017 unique solution.” 14 shooting at Marjory as well as those in Park- • “I don’t necessarily Rebekah Stevens holds a sign supporting gun rights outside Las Cruces City Hall. Stoneman Douglas High land, Florida, and Sandy believe banning guns is School in Parkland, Flor- ces) actually feared for people.” in the past 20 years be- Hook Elementary School the answer.” More men- ida, that left 17 dead and their lives,” Smith said. Smith said school cause of the availability in Newton, Connecticut. tal health treatment is 17 wounded. Las Cruces “That’s not acceptable. shootings have been oc- of semi-automatic weap- • “By making rules, all needed and more pres- schools received phone We have to think about curring for decades but ons. you’re doing is making sure on law enforcement threats of attacks follow- what we can do … to bet- the number of people Following are com- criminals out of law- and the judicial system. ing the Florida shooting. ter secure the education killed and wounded in ments made by many of abiding citizens.” The “Students (in Las Cru- and safety of our young the attacks has increased the 59 people who spoke council’s agenda is “to at- SEE GUN, PAGE 8 City council resolution 18-116, tabled * “Whereas, we, as the as to prohibiting their dis- fear of their lives when at to each member of our LUNCH elected representatives charge; and school. state legislative delega- of the residents of Las “Whereas, recent “Now, therefore, we the tion with this request and $10 Cruces, do carry the duty threats made against members of the govern- a copy of this resolution SPECIALS and authority to act in the lives of students in ing body of the City of as ultimately approved by 021'$<7+856'$<$030 the best interests of the Las Cruces schools have Las Cruces, do hereby the City Council of Las Includes a non-alcoholic drink. Not valid with any other offer.* health, welfare, and safety resulted in school lock- request that our New Cruces. of those residents we rep- downs, police searches of Mexico Legislature and “That the city manager MESILLA CHILE BIRD resent and schools, early releases of our governor act to bet- ensure that this request is . #\g `RN`\[RQ T_VYYRQ PUVPXR[ O_RN`a a\] dVaU T_RR[ PUVYR `a_V]` “Whereas, recent deadly students, students fearing ter secure the safety and included in our legislative N[Q PURR`R @R_cRQ dVaU S_VR` TN_[V`U N[Q `YVPRQ Nc\PNQ\ attacks at schools and in for their lives at school, education of our young requests for the 2019 legis- other public places in our and students staying home people by restricting the lative session. nation have brought to us from school; and sale and possession of “That the city manager numerous calls to better “Whereas, the educa- semi-automatic weapons direct staff to do all that is ensure our community’s tion of our young people and any devices intended necessary to ensure this safety, particularly that of is a critical element in the to convert another weapon is accurately conveyed to our young people; and successes they can hope into an automatic or semi- our state legislators with “Whereas, Article II, to achieve in their lives, automatic weapon in New adequate time to submit Section 6 of our New but too easy access to Mexico, and in order to and consider appropriate Mexico State Constitution semi-automatic weapons, convey that message, be it legislation. prohibits municipalities primarily designed to resolved by the governing “That city staff is Open 7 Days a Week 11 a.m. from making any laws replicate weapons of war, body of the City of Las hereby authorized to do for Lunch & Dinner Open for Breakfast 8am-11am, regarding the possession is a strongly contributing Cruces: all deeds necessary in the Saturday & Sunday of any firearms within factor to students staying “That the city manager accomplishment of the 575-524-3524 our jurisdictions, except out of school and being in send a letter and an email herein above.” www.laposta-de-mesilla.com OPINION 6 I FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN What makes you smile? 1740-A Calle de Mercado, Las Cruces NM 88005 PHONE: (575) 524-8061 FAX: (575) 526-4621 Study shows Las Cruces happiest city in NM, one of happiest in U.S. www.lascrucesbulletin.com 78 nationwide. ally introduced a showing of the only weather issue we [email protected] lap along if you I’ve lived in Las Cruces for a the play’s movie in our beau- have to complain about and feel like hap- decade now, and almost daily tifully restored Rio Grande it doesn’t happen that often. PUBLISHER “ piness is the find a new reason to be happy Theatre. Most of the time, even in the Richard Coltharp C truth…” — Pharrell Wil- here. Those are all events and ac- winter, the days are warm Granted, I’m one of those tivities that would add a hap- and sunny enough for fun DISTRIBUTION liams Teresa Tolonen obnoxious optimists who has piness adrenalin shot to any outside activities, such as hik- In the spring been happy everywhere I’ve community, but WalletHub ing, bicycling or walking the ADVERTISING of 2014, I regu- lived, from the 10,000-popula- looked at 28 different indica- dog. Even work-like activities Anita Goins larly drove my tion town of Weatherford, tors that combined to an over- such as working in the yard Claire Frohs daughter Ava- Oklahoma, to the 500,000-plus all, ongoing happiness score. or on the car are pleasant and Pam Rossi lon to Hillrise metropolis of Tulsa, where I Indicators included things rewarding outside in our great Elaine Sasnow Elementary grew up. I lived in Alamogordo such as Lowest Depression weather. As Pharrell would CLASSIFIEDS/LEGALS School, where for 12 years and loved it, even Rate (El Paso was first in this say, “Clap along if you feel like RICHARD she was a though some people look at category), Highest Sports-Par- a room without a roof.” Angel McKellar COLTHARP fifth grader. me like I’m crazy when I say ticipation Rate, Lowest Sepa- • Giving Nature. Las Cruces’ NEWS From the Publisher To avoid the that. My former Bulletin col- ration and Divorce Rate and philanthropic spirit is legend- Tracy Roy, Content Director school drop-off league Jamie Pfannenstiel Highest Adequate Sleep Rate, ary, despite our low income Marty Racine, Managing Editor chaos, I would park a couple used to say, “Richard’s not Weather, Job Satisfaction, levels. Giving in itself is uplift- Elva Österreich, Special Projects of blocks away and we would a glass-half-empty guy or Commute Time and more. ing, and seeing the tangible walk together to the school. a glass-half-full guy. He’s a Las Cruces scored 59.59, results in our community pro- REPORTERS/WRITERS The No. 1 song in America glass-always-full guy.” compared with No. 182 Detroit vides long-term satisfaction. Mike Cook from March 8 through May 10, Here are just a handful of (28.65) and No. 1 Fremont, • Chile. Those who read Mike Scanlon 2014, was “Happy,” by the big- the many happy happenings in California (79.89). Regionally, my column regularly figure I Rob McCorkle hatted, big-hearted Pharrell Las Cruces the past year or so. we were below No. 46 El Paso would get around to this. Lo- Williams. The peppy melody is • Garth Brooks thrilled five (63.69) and ahead of No. 141 cals and visitors alike love our GRAPHIC DESIGNERS even happier than its title, and sold-out Pan Am shows on his Albuquerque (50.28). New Mexico chile. Whether Stacey Neal it seemed like every day that comeback tour. Here are some additional you prefer red, green or both, spring, we’d hear “Happy” on • Enrollment at New Mexico theories I have as to why Las we love the flavor and all PHOTOGRAPHERS the car radio. It’s also one of State University increased, Crucens are happy. the different ways our local Steve MacIntyre those tunes that sticks in your which always has a positive • Cursing. I don’t condone chefs so wonderfully prepare head, so it added a spring to ripple effect in Las Cruces. cursing, and seldom do it, but it. Plus, science shows chile our steps as we walked. • Housing sales are on the one thing I noticed upon mov- has a physiological effect on With a glide in your stride, rise. ing from Alamogordo to Las your happiness. The capsaicin DISTRIBUTION: The Las Cru- your child by your side, spring • The Plaza de Las Cruces Cruces, is the increase in curs- found in our spicy foods re- ces Bulletin is complimentary in the air and kids laughing opened downtown. ing. Not in a mean way, but leases endorphins, the body’s at advertised locations in Las everywhere, you couldn’t be • The NMSU Aggie football Las Crucens just seem more way of blocking pain, and Cruces, limited to one copy per anything but happy at that team won its first bowl game free with their foul language, dopamine, which creates plea- reader; $1 per copy elsewhere. time in Las Cruces. in 57 years. even in professional settings. sure and euphoria. Evidently, many Las Cru- • The Aggie men’s basketball Perhaps this allows people to So, damn it, let’s all go buy SUBSCRIPTIONS: $58 per cens still feel the same way. team won the WAC champion- vent anger, frustration or ex- our friends some green chile year in Las Cruces or $125 per The personal-finance web- ship tournament twice, earn- citement and be happier. cheeseburgers and go eat them year through the U.S. Postal site WalletHub last week ing NCAA tournament bids. • Weather and Activity. in one of Las Cruces’ many Service. released its report on 2018’s • Longtime Las Cruces resi- We are in our windy season, great parks, then take a walk Happiest Cities in America, dent Mark Medoff, who won which is roundly despised afterwards. COPYRIGHT: The entire con- tents of the Las Cruces Bulletin and Las Cruces was ranked the Tony for his play “Chil- by Las Crucens, with good We’ll all be happier. are copyright 2018 by the Las No. 1 in New Mexico and No. dren of a Lesser God,” person- reason. However, it’s really Cruces Bulletin. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN OPINION FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 7
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“A well-regulated mili- In the case, the court buildings, or laws impos- tia, being necessary to the also ruled that “like most ing conditions and qualifi- security of a free state, rights, the right secured cations on the commercial the right of the people to by the Second Amend- sale of arms. Miller’s* keep and bear Arms, shall ment is not unlimited. holding that the sorts of not be infringed.” It is not a right to keep weapons protected are The amendment was and carry any weapon those “in common use at passed Dec. 15, 1791, as whatsoever in any man- the time” finds support in part of the Bill of Rights ner whatsoever and for the historical tradition of – the first 10 amendments whatever purpose: For ex- prohibiting the carrying to the Constitution. ample, concealed weapons of dangerous and unusual In a 5-4 decision in prohibitions have been weapons. June 2008 in “District of upheld under the Amend- *In its 2008 ruling, the Columbia vs. Heller,” the ment or state analogues. court said its 1939 rul- U.S. Supreme Court ruled The Court’s opinion ing in “’United States v. that “the Second Amend- should not be taken to Miller’ does not limit the ment protects an indi- cast doubt on longstand- right to keep and bear vidual right to possess a ing prohibitions on the arms to militia purposes, firearm unconnected with possession of firearms by but rather limits the type service in a militia, and to felons and the mentally of weapon to which the use that arm for tradition- ill, or laws forbidding the right applies to those used ally lawful purposes, such carrying of firearms in by the militia, i.e., those as self-defense within the sensitive places such as in common use for lawful home.” schools and government purposes.” RoadRUNNER Transit GUN destroyed if it meant not the right to defend your- another person would die self” and to help others CONTINUED FROM 5 of gun violence.” using lethal force. • “I think you guys are • “We need to talk to • The average inter- doing the right thing.” each other and love and We Listened... action time between a • “The safety of the care for each other.” victim and the perpetra- kids is what I’m here for. • “I’m not going to be Thanks to your suggestions, we are bringing tor of a violent crime is I’m not worried about giving up my guns even if 90 seconds. The average anyone taking guns they are considered ille- exciting bus route changes! police response time is 10 away – that’s not going to gal. We need to be better BUS ROUTES minutes. “The reality is, happen. We need police parents.” Eff ective March 26, 2018: you’re on your own for officers at every school, • “No right is consid- at least eight and a-half especially elementary ered absolute.” • Service returns to Solano Corridor/Evelyn/Madrid areas. minutes.” You have the schools.” • “We need to discuss • Convenient access along Elks Drive/Del Rey Blvd. right to protect yourself. • “The way we purchase this. There needs to be a • “There are many (guns) needs to change. good, solid plan” to pro- • Frequency increased on Picacho/Motel route. ROUTE ways to protect children The bottom line is, the tect schools. • Improved Downtown and New Mexico State University without interfering with rules have to change. We • “This is a feel-good the Second Amendment.” need to get rid of the 30- amendment. It won’t bet- (NMSU) service. 5 • Enforce existing gun round clips.” ter ensure the safety of Fare Free Week on all buses Monday, laws and age restrictions. • “Victims need to know the public.” “We have plenty of gun they are empowered, they • “I believe in the Sec- March 26 – Saturday, March 31! laws but not enough en- can be protected.” ond Amendment. Don’t forcement.” • A lot more control take the right away to Bus route maps are available at MVITT and on buses starting March 26, • “Let’s not go for some- of gun shows and back- protect myself.” 2018. MVITT is located at 300 W. Lohman Ave. thing political. Inalien- ground checks is needed. • “Why are guns first ROUTE able rights can’t be taken • “We need to teach on the list?” Increasing away.” Visit our website for more info at www.las-cruces.org and click non-violence in our school safety should • “The guns alone are schools and communities. include security doors, 8 not the problem. The on Bus Schedules, or call 575-541-2500. I very much support the locks, more police offi- people alone are not the resolution.” cers, etc. problem.” • Juarez, Mexico, is • The proposed resolu- • “I support efforts to gun-free, but it had 770 tion is “not going to do make our country safer. murders last year. “We I would have all my guns are the militia. You have SEE GUN, PAGE 9 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 9
would be helpful to any illegal drugs and have GUN student in this city or this mental health issues. CONTINUED FROM 8 state. There’s a number • “Things have changed of things that could be in the last 20 years.” It’s anything. It’s just going done tomorrow if you had appropriate to send the to make us feel good.” the money.” message to the legislature • More education in • In the Second Amend- that “we have concerns.” schools and at home is ment, “’well regulated’ • “We’re different. needed, including how meant well supplied.” Re- We’re unique. We stand to deal with an active tired law enforcement of- for individual freedom. shooter. ficers should be brought The gun hasn’t changed, • “These conversations into the schools to pro- society has.” are very, very helpful. It’s vide additional security. • Disarmed people can- important for our legis- “I realize what you’re not trust their leaders.” lature and governor to trying to accomplish, but “This is really good,” address.” you’re not going about it Miyagishima said mid- • “We’ve been called in a very intelligent way.” way through public fascists and communists • In the 46-year history input. This is really for having this conver- of the Gospel Rescue listening to what the sation today. Armed Mission (GRM), there public has to say. This is radicals stand in the has been one murder – a a start.” doorways.” woman stabbing another “A lot of information • “I am for the resolu- BULLETIN PHOTO BY STEVE MACINTYRE woman to death with we received from you tion. Mental health pro- Timothy Roberson holds a sign supporting 2nd Amendment rights outside Las Cruces City a knife, said GRM Ex- all will be included” in fessionals, Las Cruces Hall. ecutive Director Henry a revised resolution, the Public Schools, the police Young. That’s even mayor said after the vote our children.” get into my school,” one The only way to stop a department, parents, though a very high rate to table. • Two students from student said. “We should bad guy with a gun is a students need to work of people in similar mis- Las Cruces High School focus on security.” good guy with a gun.” together on the issue of sions and homeless shel- Mike Cook may be said they support the res- • “If you focus on guns, • In the resolution, “I school safety. We must ters around the country reached at mike@lascru- olution. “It’s very easy to you’re missing the point. don’t read anything that stand up for the rights of are taking prescribed or cesbulletin.com. INVEST IN STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS! Pick up a license plate at your local MVD.
support.nmsu.edu (575) 646-3616 [email protected] @NMSUAlumFriends 10 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 NEWS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN COMING UP Open swim: 10 a.m.-1:30 of Solar Energy in and CEO will discuss cur- dents. Info: 575-496-2761. p.m. and 2-6 p.m. Fri- New Mexico,” Donald rent and future programs Do You Need A CPA? day, March 23, Regional Wiklund, SunPower by and partnerships related Vietnam vets: 8 a.m.-2 Aquatic Center, 1401 E. Positive Energy Solar, to high-tech endeavors. p.m. Saturday, March Call James “Weston” Jensen Hadley Ave. Info: 575-541- Las Cruces. Info: Jim Cost: Free. Info: Dr. Ed 31, Veterans Park on for a free consultation 2782. Basler, roundtable@uu- Pines 575-646-2730 or Roadrunner Parkway. 8th churchlc.org. Terry Jack 720-201-7344. annual Welcome Home Taxes • Bookkeeping Timebank potluck: 6-8 Vietnam Veterans with Payroll & Financial Statements p.m. Friday, March 23, 151 Volleyball registration: Disability and writing: guest speakers, reading S. Walnut St. Unit B13. 12:30-8:30 p.m. Monday- 6:30-8 p.m., Wednesday, 398 names of New Mexico Schwalm, Informal gathering of Thursday, March 26-29, March 28, Health and So- soldiers who were killed Martos timebank members and Meerscheidt Recreation cial Services 101, NMSU. in Vietnam, hamburgers friends. Info: Meredith Center, 1600 E. Hadley Dr. Stephanie Kersch- and hotdogs. Cost: Free. & Co., PC 575-323-0730 or dacumer- Ave. 2018 Spring Adult baum, associate profes- Info: Chaplain Lawrence LC1-LV46257 [email protected]. Sand Volleyball League sor at the University of 575-222-5416. 560 N. Water Street • 525-2282 • [email protected] with co-ed divisions, Delaware, will speak. Back by Noon: 7 a.m. women’s competitive and Free. Info: Dr. Lauren Wildflower tour: 8 a.m. Saturday, March 24, women’s recreational. Rosenberg at laurenr@ Saturday, March 31, Southwest Environmen- Cost: $250 with half due nmsu.edu. Bank of the Rio Grande tal Center, 275 N. Main at registration. Info: 575- parking lot, University at St. Meet up for the Spring 541-2563 or by email at Native Plant Society: 7 Telshor. Native Plant So- 2018 Back by Noon se- [email protected]. p.m. Wednesday, March ciety meets to carpool for ries. Join Wyatt Egelhoff 28, Good Samaritan Vil- a field trip to Cedar Hills on a walk along the Rio Hearing voices group: 3 lage Conference Room. northeast of Las Cruces Grande near Mesilla to p.m. Tuesday, March 27, Dr. Kathryn Stoner, head to see spring wildflowers. spot migrating raptors. Peace Lutheran Church of NMSU’s Department Info: 575-523-8413. Info: 575-522-5552 or www. Room 107, 1701 E. Mis- of Fish, Wildlife, & Con- wildmesquite.org. souri Ave. For people servation Ecology, will Hummingbird presenta- who hear voices, have present her research on tion: 2 p.m. Saturday, Kids’ Fishing Clinic: 9 visions or have unusual the relationship between March 31, Wild Birds Un- a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, or extreme experiences to Mexican long-nosed bats limited Nature Education March 24, NMSU Aggie share. Info: Al Galves 575- and cacti and its impact Center, 2001 E. Lohman Pond west of the Pan Am 571-3105 or agalves2003@ on tequila. Info: 575-523- Suite 130. Learn about Center. Mesilla Valley Fly comcast.net. 8413. arrival times, nesting, Fishers and New Mexico migration, habitat, and Game and Fish Depart- Teen MakerSpace: 3-5 p.m. Science Cafe: 5:30 p.m. a variety of ways to at- ment invite kids 6-11 Wednesday, March 28, Thursday, March 29, tract them, from Marcy years old to learn about Thomas Branigan Memo- Las Cruces Museum of Scott, habitat garden fishing. Lunch provided. rial Library. DIY Pins and Science and Nature, 411 consultant, and author Free. Info: Tom at v-presi- Magnets. Design pins or N. Main St. Learn how of, “Hummingbird Plants [email protected]. magnets using recycled soil and plant webs of of the Southwest.” Cost: material and art supplies microbial communities Free. Info and RSVP: 575- Conversations with Demo- for backpacks, clothes represent indispensable 523-5489 or wbulcnature@ crats: 2 p.m. Saturday, or lockers. For teens components of viable gmail.com. March 24, Holy Fam- and ‘tweens 10-18 years food systems relied upon ily American National old. Pre-registration is to feed the growing popu- Spring recreation: Mon- Catholic Church, 702 required. Cost: Free. lation of planet Earth. day, April 2, at Frank Parker Road. Federation Info: 575-528-4102, library. Cost: Free. Info: 575-522- O’Brien Papen Com- of Democratic Women of [email protected] or 3120. munity Center, 304 W. Doña Ana County topic: visit the Young Adults Bell Ave. City’s Spring “A Bold New Energy Plan section during library Dance Las Cruces: 7:30- Youth/Family Programs for New Mexico,” led by hours. 9:30 p.m. Thursday, four-week session begins. state Sen. Bill Soules. March 29, Alma d’ Arte Register online at www. Info: Connie 575-521-0096. High Tech Consortium: School, 410 Court St. las-cruces.org/play or 4:30-6 p.m. Wednesday, Dance to Latino, swing Papen Community Cen- Learn more: 10:30 to 11:30 March 28, Arrowhead and country music by Lu- ter, Parks and Recreation a.m. Sunday, March 25, Center Building C, 3655 igi’s Rhythms. Free dance Administration Office, Unitarian Universalist Research Drive, NMSU. lessons at 6:45 p.m. Cost: Las Cruces Regional Church Library, 2000 Kathryn Hansen, Arrow- $8 for members, $10 for Aquatic Center or Meers- S. Solano. “The Future head Center’s director non-members, $5 for stu- cheidt Recreation Center. 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BULLETIN PHOTO BY MIKE COOK City of Las Cruces workers got an early start Friday morning, March 16, getting part of the roadway at the intersection of Griggs Avenue and Main Street ready for paving. It’s part of the ongoing Church and Water streets renovation project. According to the city’s nearby way- finding sign, it was near the southeast corner of Main and Griggs in 1849 that “several dozen people gathered under cottonwood trees at or very near this spot to draw lots from a hat. The lots were to form the new town to be called ‘Las Cruces.’” Downtown street project remains on schedule
By MIKE COOK parts of both streets, as stead of the more modern Las Cruces Bulletin well as reconstruction PVC. work on Griggs, Bowman In replacing sewer, The downtown Las and Las Cruces avenues water and gas lines, Cruces project that is con- and renovation of down- Moreno said, workers THE LAS CRUCES verting traffic on Church town callecitas. have two live systems op- LAS CRUCES SUN-NEWS and Water streets from Construction is ex- erating at the same time, one-way to two-way is pected to be completed by until the conversion is going the right way. the end of the calendar made to the new line and The project, which year, Moreno said. the old one is abandoned. began June 12 at the The conversion is “one That way, service to a south end of Main Street, of the largest public residence or business is is continuing its progres- works projects the city interrupted for no more sion north and is on time has ever undertaken in than four hours. and on budget, Project scope and in cost,” Down- Most of the new sewer Manager Jimmy Moreno town Coordinator Andy lines are six- to 10 inches said March 16 at an open Hume said last year. “It in diameter, he said. New DESIGN house for the project held will help achieve the water lines are six- to 12 in the city’s Museum of city’s goal of downtown inches and gas lines are Nature and Science. revitalization and will four inches. Close to one mile make downtown “a place Information about the (about 10 city blocks) of to drive to, not through.” project is available on the Church and Water streets Some sewer lines are city’s website (www.las- between Lohman and as deep as 20 feet below cruces.org) by clicking on Picacho avenues is to be ground, Moreno said. Major Roadway Projects, re-configured. The work And, city work crews are by e-mail at downtown@
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BULLETIN PHOTOS BY STEVE MACINTYRE Jim and Debi Kelly celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the For more information, email Game Sports Bar and Grill on Espina Street Saturday, [email protected] March 17. Server Anthony Burkholder pours seasonal ales for St. Patrick’s or call 541-3182. Day at the Game Sports Bar and Grill on Espina Street. I AM . Erica Saunders, Market Leader | Commercial Lender Maintaining a positive attitude is crucial in helping my clients succeed. Together, we build relationships and find solutions. I AM Century Bank. MyCenturyBank.com 575.521.2404 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 13 Donor-advised funds take Knee Pain - “Which Of These advantage of new tax cuts 7 Costly Mistakes Will You Make When Trying To End The recent tax reform bill has created a new landscape for donors to Your Knee Pain Successfully? navigate when consider- - Report By Las Cruces Physical Therapist, Dennis Prickett ing chari- LAS CRUCES (NM) without needing a referral from a Doctor!... table - THIS REPORT is More: 7KH UHSRUW UHYHDOV IRU WKH ˋUVW WLPH WR giving. for the person who the residents of Las Cruces simple, yet often over- With the are an excellent avenue our work with nonprofits is suffering from looked routines that help make knee pain go away desire to for donors to make an in the seven counties we the torment of daily, fast... as well as improving posture, all at the same immediate tax deduct- serve, we are also able annoying, chronic time - I’d say they’re perfect if you’re a lady aged increase knee pain. 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Norm Story at Jones Hall Parlor March 29 + 6:00pm March 31, 5:30 pm *Nursery Available from 10:15 a.m.-Noon each Sunday Maundy Thursday Agape Potluck Meal April 1 March 30 + 12pm and 6pm Easter Sunday Sunrise Service, 7:00 am After Worship: Easter Breakfast, 7:45 - 8:30 am Egg Hunt (toddlers - 5th grade) Good Friday + Bilingual Serviceses Worship, 10:30 am Fellowship Time April1 + 9am and 11am Easter Worship 102 St. James Street (corner University & South Main) First Presbyterian Church P.O. Box 2427, Mesilla Park, NM 88047 English, Spanish, and Korean services 526-2389 • www.stjameslascruces.org 1701 Missouri Ave + 522-7119 200 E. Boutz Road • 526-5559 [email protected] LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 15 ST. ANDREW’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH %'.'$4#6' “Digging deep wells so others may drink.” Holy Week Service Schedule 6*' Sunday, March 25 Rite I Palm Sunday Service - 8:30 am Rite II Palm Sunday Service - 10:30 am Wednesday, March 28 Tenabrae - 7:00 pm 5104+5' Thursday, March 29 Maundy Thursday - 7:00 pm Friday, March 30 Good Friday Service - Noon Saturday, March 31 Holy Saturday Service - 10:30 am Sunday, April 1 Rite I Easter Day Service - 8:00 am Rite II Easter Day Service - 10:30 am Rector: The Rev. Canon Scott A. Ruthven 518 N. Alameda Blvd. 526-6333 Easter www.SaintAndrewsLC.org 6:30 a.m. St. Mary’s at Hill Anglican Church Downtown Plaza 7975 Doña Ana Road Las Cruces, New Mexico 88007 Holy Week Services 575-524-2592 www.stmarysathill.com 3DDOP6XQGD\6HUYLFHVOPP6XQGD\6HUYLFHHV March 25th @ 8:30 & 11am11amm 0DXQG\7KXUVGD\6HUYLFH0DXQG\7KXUVGD\6HUYLFUYLFFHF Holy Week Events March 29th @ 7pmm Sunday March 25: *RRG)ULGD\6HUYLFH*RRG)ULGD\6HUYLFFHFH Palm Sunday Service - 10:00 AM March 30th @ 77pmpmm Friday March 30: (DVWHU6XQGD\6HUYLFHV(DVWHU6XQGD\6HUYLFHHVV Sponsored by the “The Passion of the Christ” Movie - 6:00 PM in the Parish Hall AprilAp il 1st st @ 8:30 & 11am am *Kids Easter Egg Hunt & Games @ 9:45amm united methodists Sunday April 1: Easter Sunday Service 10:00 AM of las cruces )RUPRUHLQIR &KHFNXVRXWDW 10:00 AM – Holy Communion 6/RFXVW6W ZZZXXPFODVFUXFHVRUJ EVERY SUNDAY: /DV&UXFHV10 aRUa bring your own seating Rev. Dr. Margaret Short - Pastor ZZZIDFHERRNFRP RIILFH#XXPFODVFUXFHVRUJ XXPFODVFUXFHV information - 526-6689 16 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 NEWS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN Local ballots fill with long list of candidates By MIKE COOK tives and the state Public City who represents part sioner Leticia Duarte missioner and state rary (i) and Republican Las Cruces Bulletin Regulation Commission of Doña Ana County in Benavidez and current Senate candidate Oscar Bev Courtney, who has and Public Education the state House of Rep- Chief Deputy County Vasquez Butler, Karen twice run for Las Cruces Incumbents, first-time Commission. resentatives. Assessor Paul F. Ponce; M. Trujillo, Manuel San- city council. and previously unsuc- County clerk and trea- Democrats have 10 Republican Christopher chez and former county • House District 39: cessful candidates and surer, two seats on the contested primaries P. Schoonover. Incum- commission candidate Democrat Rudy Mar- former office holders are county commission and that include residents of bent assessor Andy Dickie Apodaca; Repub- tinez (i) of Silver City, among the long list of state Senate are not on Doña Ana County, while Segovia, a Democrat, is licans Kim Hakes (i) and New Mexico and Repub- Las Crucens running for this year’s ballot. Can- Republicans have three. term limited. Carol Cooper. Hakes, lican former state Sen. county and district-wide didates for federal and The Republican and • Probate judge: Demo- who ran for the seat Lee Cotter of Las Cru- offices. statewide offices filed in Democratic primaries crat Diana Bustamante in 2016, was appointed ces. The district includes March 13 was the fil- February. are Tuesday, June 5. The (incumbent), Republi- in February following precincts in Doña Ana, ing deadline for Doña A total of 57 candi- general election is Tues- can William J. Webb, the resignation of John Grant and Sierra coun- Ana County assessor, dates from Las Cruces day, Nov. 6. a former candidate for Vasquez. ties. probate judge, sheriff, filed March 13, along Here is the candidate county commission. • New Mexico House • House District 52: county commission, with one incumbent list: • Sheriff: Democrats of Representatives, Democrats Doreen magistrate judge and and two challengers • Doña Ana County Enrique “Kiki” Vigil (i), District 33: Democrats Gallegos (i) and Jaime district judge, New Mex- from Mesquite and one assessor: Democrats Larry A. Roybal, former Micaela Lara Cadena, Gonzalez Castillo and ico House of Representa- incumbent from Silver former county commis- county undersheriff former county treasurer Republican David L. Edward “Eddie” Lerma, Mary Martinez White Cheek. Kim Kristine Stewart and Guenevere McMa- • House District 53: and Carols H. Preciado; hon and Republican Democrats former Republican former sher- former state Senate can- House candidate Willie iff Todd Garrison. didate Charles Wendler. Madrid and Javier Gon- • County commission, Incumbent Democrat zalez and Republican District 1: Democrats Bill McCamley is run- Ricky Little (i). All three former county clerk ning for state auditor. candidates live in Chap- Lynn Ellins, Antoinette • House District 34: arral. The district in- dibe M. Reyes, Arturo Uribe, Democrats Bealquin cludes precincts in Doña our Au l hear Orlando Jimenez and “Bill” Gomez (i) and Ana and Otero counties. ve ing Eugene Alvarez; Repub- Raymundo Lara who • Third Judicial Dis- lo a licans former state Rep. ran for the seat in 2016; trict Court, Division id John Zimmerman and Republicans: none. 3: Democrat Conrad F. e s W Roberto Martinez. In- • House District 35: Perea (i), Republican: cumbent Democrat Billy Democrat Angelica none. Garrett is term limited. Rubio (i) and Republican • Third Judicial Dis- • County commission, Jonathan Kyle Allen. trict Court, Division 8: District 3: Democrat • House District 36: Democrats Jeanne H. Shannon Reynolds, Re- Democrat Nathan Small Quintero (i), Isabel D. publican Ben Rawson (i). (i) and Republican David Jerabek, Magistrate • County commission H. Tofsted. Judge Richard Jacquez, District 5: Democrats • House District 37: Dania R. Gardea and former county com- Democrat Joanne Fer- Grace B. Duran; Repub- licans: none. Las Cruces Bulletin • Magistrate judge, Proud Sponsor of our “Pet of the Week” Division 1: Declined to state: Samantha L. Ma- Animal Services Center DomesticSmore Short Hair of the Mesilla Valley drid (i); no Democrat or 3551 Bataan Memorial West Republican. Madrid was Calico Call Hear On Earth for a free hearing screening! Female Help sponsor an elected to the judgeship 8-27-2017 Serving Las Cruces since 1985 adoptable animal! as a Democrat in 2014. To sponsor call: • Magistrate judge, This beautiful calico is names Smore. Her super 524-8061 Division 2: Democrat sweet personality and curiosity is as unique as To adopt call: Linda L. Flores, Repub- 920 N. Telshor Blvd. Suite A Las Cruces, NM she is. She just loves to come right up and say 382-0018 lican: none. Incumbent hi to you, as long as you giver some love. Stop or visit Democrat Jeanne Hetzel 575-526-EARS (3277) by ASCMV and take her home today! petango.com/ascmv Quintero did not file for www.HearOnEarthNM.com The Las Cruces Bulletin 840 N. Telshor Blvd., Ste. E • www.lascrucesbulletin.com SEE CANDIDATES, PAGE 17 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 17 IN THE NEWS County audit a history of state recog- residents interested in can be emailed (janined@ For more information, visit with booths about For the seventh con- nition for its financial serving on the Planning donaanacounty.org), visit cpi.nmsu.edu. potential volunteer op- secutive year, Doña Ana systems. In 2011, the New and Zoning Commission, mailed or delivered (Doña portunities, they earn a County’s annual outside Mexico State Auditor’s a seven-member board of Ana County Planning Volunteer Fair free custard cone from audit has come back with Office bestowed its first volunteers whose mem- and Community Develop- The 7th annual Vol- Caliche’s. zero findings of deficien- Accountability Award bers review land-use and ment Department, 845 N. unteer Network Center For the second year, cies in processes and for Large County Audit development matters at Motel Blvd., Las Cruces, Volunteer Fair will bring Thrivent Financial will protocols. Achievement to Doña twice-monthly public N.M., 88007, Attention: together 50 nonprofit be sponsoring Inspire to “It’s unprecedented for Ana County. hearings. Four open seats Janine Divyak) or faxed organizations to a single Serve, a project promot- a governmental entity of Earlier this year, the on the commission will (575-525-6131). location for potential ing volunteerism in the this size and complexity New Mexico Association be filled by the Doña Ana For more information, volunteers to find a cause community by providing to pass such a rigorous, of Counties singled out County Board of Com- call 575-525-6130; toll-free that fits them. $250 of seed money to a independent audit pro- Doña Ana County for missioners at their April 1-877-827-7200, extension The fair is 9 a.m.-1 p.m. participating nonprofit cess this many times in financial excellence with 24 regular meeting. 6130. Saturday, April 7, at Plaza in support of community a row,” said Doña Ana its Audit Accountability Planning and Zoning de Las Cruces in conjunc- projects held during Na- County Manager Fer- Award for Large Coun- Commission meetings are Plant sale tion with the Las Cruces tional Volunteer Week, nando R. Macias. “The ties. normally the second and New Mexico State Uni- Farmers & Crafts Market. April 14-27. taxpayers of Doña Ana The county’s external fourth Thursdays of each versity’s Chile Pepper It’s free to the public and For more information County can sleep very audits from 2011 through month in Commission Institute will have a plant to participating nonprof- about Volunteer Fair or well each night knowing 2015 were conducted by Chambers of the Doña sale 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Mon- its. Inspire to Serve, contact that the very finest proto- Hinkle and Landers, PC, Ana County Government day-Thursday, March The event will also be Ryan Steinmetz at rstein- cols and internal checks of Albuquerque. The 2016 Center, 845 N. Motel Blvd. 26-29 at the Fabian Garcia collecting dog and cat [email protected] or and balances are in place and 2017 audits were con- Applications will be Science Center, 113 W. food as an on-site service 575-528-3035. to safeguard their ongo- ducted by REDW, LLC, of accepted through 5 p.m. University Ave. project. ing investment in the Albuquerque. Friday, March 30, and All plants will be priced Last year, 600 people Child seats programs and services should consist of a let- at $4. They include vari- came out to connect with Doña Ana County Fire offered by Doña Ana Applicants sought ter of interest, a current eties of chile, tomatoes, community organiza- & Emergency Services County.” Doña Ana County is résumé and three letters eggplant, herbs and tions. All attendees get a SEE NEWS PAGE 20 Doña Ana County has seeking applications from of references. The packet squash. punch card and as they , 2 Unique Hospitals. 2 Distinct Specialties. bent Democrat Richard CANDIDATES Jacquez is running for CONTINUED FROM 16 district judge. 1 Convenient Location. • New Mexico Public re-election. Regulation Commission, • Magistrate judge, District 5: Democrats Division 3: Democrat Sandy R. Jones (i) of Wil- Rebecca C. Duffin, Re- liamsburg, New Mexico publican: none. Incum- and former state Sen. bent Democrat Beverly Steve Fischmann of Las Singleman did not file Cruces; Republicans for- for re-election. mer commissioner Ben For the eleventh consecutive year, Rehabilitation • Magistrate judge, Hall of Ruidoso, Joseph Hospital of Southern New Mexico has been Division 4: Democrat ranked in the Top 10% (11 years) of inpatient Aaron Bizzell of Los rehabilitation facilities nationwide. At our state-of-the-art long-term acute hospital, we provide care for patients Norman Osborne (i). Re- Lunas and Chris P. Ma- who require additional time to heal from a catastrophic injury or illness.We treat patients requiring intensive care, ventilator/pulmonary care, medically publican: none. thys of Las Cruces. At our state-of-the-art facility, we treat and care for patients who have suffered functional deficits from traumatic events such as brain injuries, stroke, complex care, modified rehabilitation, wound care and more, and have received • Magistrate judge, Di- • New Mexico Public The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for care provided. vision 5: Democrat Kent amputations or any other debilitating illness or injury, and are certified with Education Commission, The Joint Commission in both Stroke and Brain Injury rehabilitation. Wingenroth (i), Republi- District 7: Democrat can: none. Patricia E. Gipson (i), Visit • Magistrate judge, Di- Republican; none. us on vision 6: Democrat Joel Visit candidateportal. Cano (i), Republican: servis.sos.state.nm.us/ none. CandidateList. • Magistrate judge, Di- vision 7: Democrat Gian Mike Cook may be Alexander Rossario, Re- reached at mike@lascru- RHSNM.ernesthealth.com ACHSNM.ernesthealth.com publican: none. Incum- cesbulletin.com. 4441 East Lohman Ave. • Las Cruces, NM • ph: 575.521.6400 4451 East Lohman Ave. • Las Cruces, NM • ph: 575.521.6600 LC2-LV42969 18 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 NEWS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN LOOKING BACK | THIS WEEK IN MESILLA VALLEY HISTORY Breathe Easier 100 YEARS AGO after the crash occurred – with murder, is slated to early Friday morning.” stand trial March 22 in the 1918 • “A three-day bazaar Doña Ana County Court- llergy and Immunotth y r@N P G sponsored by all the house,” the Sun-News • “The El Paso Times organizations of St. Gen- reported. “McCurry is reports the sale of the big evieve’s church brought charged with the alleged Hurt ranch to C.F. Turney into the church treasury shooting of his former Se al allerggi s De r n of Las Cruces,” said an more than $1,000,” the wife, Rosalle, Dec. 14 in article in Sun-News reported. “The the Amador Hotel cocktail Le gy Fibrr yalgia an early person to whom a turkey lounge.” March was awarded has not 1918 edi- daches Chronic sick s co / ) called for his prize.” tion of • “Stuart Meerscheidt, 25 YEARS AGO the Rio Burn wa in yes Muscles o 16-year-old high school Grande 1993 senior, is in Kansas City MICHAEL Repub- Insomnia Loss a eti marketing a carload • “Elementary school SCANLON lican. of sheep for his father, counselors, who each “This Looking Back Hilmar Meerscheidt, work with an average of Ni ht sweats Chronic use of ver e- n ugs ranch prominent Mesilla Park 762 students, made an extends farmer,” the Sun-News impassioned plea to the over a vast stretch of reported. “After dispos- Las Cruces school Board the range from the San We Can help! ing of the sheep, Stuart Tuesday for increased Andres Mountains to the will remain in Kansas work hours at three Caballo s, a distance of New Mexico Primary Care Group, P.C. 179 Howard Place, Las Cruces, NM 88011 City for several days see- schools, which would over 50 miles. The con- allow them to provide dis- 575-521-8500 575-521-8400 #BreathBetter [email protected] ing points of interest.” sideration is said to be trict children with more ef- LC1-LV45543 (Stuart Meerscheidt $150,000.” died June 2, 2017, at the fective counseling,” the Las • “On Monday night, age of 91.) Cruces Bulletin reported Doña Ana County sent in early March 1993. “The fourteen more men to counselors’ hours would join the colors, this being 50 YEARS AGO increase from half-time the last quota of those to full-time at Highland, called for service,” the 1968 Hillrise and East Picacho Republican reported on • “Several firms and one Elementary.” recruits leaving for service residence suffered vandal- • “Las Cruces home and in World War I. “Prior to ism damage totaling an es- business owners must their departure, a pro- timated $1,514, according have street numbers on gram was held at the pub- to reports to the police Sat- their driveways by June lic school. Prof. Brozier urday,” said a March 1968 1 under an ordinance gave a short patriotic talk, Las Cruces Sun-News ar- passed Monday by City followed by an address by ticle. “Largest amount of Council,” the Bulletin Isadore Armijo. … The damage was at Christian reported. “The ordinance, only decorations used was Electric on East Lohman which expands the re- a large American flag.” Avenue, where two large quirements already in glass windows, each with force, was passed because 75 YEARS AGO an estimated value of $400, of concerns that many were broken, and two of addresses can’t be seen 1943 three lamps inside the easily, and if there’s an store were damaged by the emergency, it will be • “Nine men were killed thrown rocks. … Two win- harder for police, fire or in the crash of a heavy dows in a telephone booth ambulances to find an ad- bomber at the Alamogordo located in the vicinity of dress.” air base near White Lohman and Esperanza Sands,” the Las Cruces were reported broken. Information gathered from Sun-News reported in The instrument was not New Mexico State Univer- early March 1943. “It harmed.” sity’s Branson Library Mi- was officially announced • “William R. (Bill) Mc- croform Area and Archives today, more than 24 hours Curry, who is charged and Special Collections. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 19 Amador Home Invest in a Child’s Future Children’s Reading Alliance promotes RAISING READERS TOGETHER! “Read with a child every day” Did you know? At least 65% of 3-4 year old children do not have access to preschool education before entering kindergarten. Children’s Reading Alliance (CRA) provides: • FirstTeacher/Primer Maestro Program • Summer Book Buddies • Reading Buddies Program To LEARN more or to DONATE visit www.childrensreadingalliance.org 3880 Foothills Road, Suite A, Las Cruces, NM 88011 We are a 501(c)3 charitable organization 575-522-3713 LC1-LV44320 Annual CHICK DAYS special The Amador family now Bank of America’s by overgrown trees and on the FINAL FOUR home is seen with the downtown parking lot. shrubbery. Newspaper days of the month Acequia Madre, literally, In its prime, it was accounts disparaged the “mother ditch,” on the described in newspaper property as “rat-infested” MARCH 28 29 30 31 right. Segments of the accounts as a showplace and “a fire and health acequia, more officially of residential finery with hazard.” known as the Las Cruces many innovative architec- In June 1962, bulldoz- $ Lateral, still remain open tural features. The house ers moved in and started 20 (tax included) in parts of downtown Las was huge – 70 feet long clearing the lot after Cruces and carry water and 48 feet wide -- with the property was sold to Take home Chick Days during irrigation season. a main floor and a full Whitfield Transportation 6 PULLETS Much of the channel, basement partially above Company, a one-time Las Barred Rock however, such as the part ground, where Amador Cruces school bus con- Black Australorp (or 10 straight run) in the photograph, is now stored produce from his tractor. A page 1 article Buff Orpington and a 50 lb. sack of enclosed in underground farms to sell off-season. about the demolition in Rhode Island Red PURINA® pipes. The main floor was sur- the Las Cruces Sun-News Welsummer The home was built in rounded by a porch. Its carried the headline, “No START N GROW (med or non-med) the mid- to late-1800s – the railing was supported by tears shed at demise of exact year is variously about 400 hand-scrolled old Amador home.” The • Open at 8 a.m. on CHICK DAYS reported and disputed decorative pickets. article was accompanied – by early Las Cruces By the 1960s, after by a photo of a bulldozer • Ameraucanas N Ducks at everyday low price businessman Don Martin decades of deferred clearing the site. • Refreshment Fundraiser with the Amador to accommodate maintenance and general Photo from the Amador Hatch Hot Poppers 4-H Follow the Chick Days Event for all the details! his growing family. It was neglect, the home had Family papers, NMSU situated on the north- fallen into a hopeless Library Archives. Image 991 W. Amador • 575-523-8790 • horsenhoundfeed.com west corner of Amador state of disrepair. It was number 00040228. Chick Days special is first come; first served. Sorry, no reservations. Special not applicable to all chick varieties. Avenue and Water Street, largely hidden from view 20 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 NEWS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN Local women presented Soroptimist awards Soroptimist Interna- Selling tional of Las Cruces has presented educational awards to Maricarmen Pecans!! Marrufo, Lizet Martinez and Roxanne Rosales. Stop in for Marrufo, a senior majoring in Family and FREE SAMPLING The Truck Farm Consumer Sciences at New Mexico State Uni- SWEETHOTS.COM • 523-1447 versity, received the So- M-F 8-6 • SAT 9-5 • 645 S. Alameda roptimist International LC3-LV44771 of Las Cruces Scholar- ship. She has maintained Marrufo Martinez Rosales 1820 E. Lohman 575-993-8646 a 3.6 GPA, taught Culi- nary Arts and Healthy received Soroptimist Live related expense. with part-time work. Cooking classes to sup- Your Dream: Educational Martinez, a mother of Rosales will advance to port herself and her two and Training Awards, four, is a senior majoring the Soroptimist Golden children, and volun- providing women who in Microbiology at New West Region level, where teered to teach healthy serve as primary wage Mexico State University recipients can receive up cooking techniques to earners for their families with a goal of earning an to an additional $5,000. people with disabilities. with financial resources MD/Ph. D . The program culminates Her goal is to become to offset costs of attain- Rosales is majoring in nationally with three a clinical dietitian to as- ing a higher education Allied Health Sciences at finalists receiving $10,000 sess clients’ nutritional or additional skills and New Mexico State Uni- awards. needs and offer cooking training. The award versity-Alamogordo with Visit www.soroptimist. JustyourBasicBarberShop classes and exercise pro- can be used for tuition, a goal of becoming a reg- org, www.silc.nm.org or #SJOHUIJT"EGPSPGGB)BJSDVU grams. books, childcare, carfare istered nurse. She sup- email silacruces@sorop- Martinez and Rosales or any other education- ports her three children timist.net. ADDICTION RECOVERY CENTER SETTING THE STANDARD FOR PSYCHIATRIC & ADDICTION SERVICES NEWS incorrectly.” The panel will include Free child-seat safety Dan Hicks, Spaceport We are available 24/7 and CONTINUED FROM 17 walk-ins are always welcome. clinics are held the first America CEO; Tom If you or a loved one needs and third Wednesdays of Johnson, New Mexico help, please call Department personnel each month from 4-6 p.m. Foundation for Open 575.382.3500 are undergoing car-seat at Sisbarro GMC, 425 W. Government Board of LC2-LV44924 We accept TRICARE®, Medicare, and most insurance plans. technician training in Boutz Road. Directors and Institute TRICARE® is a registered trademark of the Department of order to learn how to for Analytic Journalism Defense, Defense Health Agency. All rights reserved. make children safer while Spaceport panel executive director; New 3751 Del Rey Blvd. riding in vehicles. In honor of Sunshine Mexico Sen. William F. Las Cruces, NM 88012 Fire Chief Nick Hempel Week 2018, New Mexico Burt; New Mexico Sen. mesillavalleyhospital.com encouraged participa- State University will Jeff Steinborn; and Walt tion from the firefighters, host a panel discussion, Rubel, Las Cruces Sun- and firefighters Arturo “Spaceport: Privacy vs. SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES News opinion page editor. Arellano, Christopher Protection,” at 5:30 p.m. TRADITIONAL: Peter Goodman will mod- Valenzuela, Philip Rey Wednesday, March 28, at erate a discussion on the Stuff your 8:00 AM & 11:00 AM and Victoria Buenostro Zuhl Library, third floor. open records law. MODERN: were the first to take the The event is free, open to A question-and-answer Wallet. 9:30 AM training. the public. session will follow. Light “This is a great service A national initiative, Sun- Child care provided refreshments will be for caregivers who trans- shine Week was created served. Parking at Zuhl Preston K Williams, Agent I can help you get all the discounts you deserve. Contact us about our bible studies, port children under the by the American Society Library is available after 1721 1/2 E University Avenue Talk to me about a FREE Discount Double Check® today. community and outreach programs Las Cruces, NM 88001 age of 12,” said Health of News Editors to edu- Bus: 575-522-4600 Get to a better State®. and our church choir. 4:30 p.m. [email protected] and Human Services cate the public about the Contact Erica Aguirre, Get State Farm. CALL METODAY. Pastor Darren Skinner Department Director importance of open gov- stpaulslascruces.com 575-646-1508, for more in- Jamie Michael. “Research 225 W. Griggs ernment. This is the sixth formation. State Farm Mutal Automobile Insurance Company shows that up to 94 per- year NMSU has hosted a 1201127 575-526-6689 LC3-LV45409 State Farm Idemnity Company, Bloomington, IL LC1-LV46255 cent of car seats are used Sunshine Week event. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 21 Still open Initiative selects KRWG for reporter position “Emporium” is a said Emporium volunteer BULLETIN REPORT included 400-year-old Latin word Heather Pollard. in the Re- meaning market. And, Water Street outside Report for America port for while furniture and other the Emporium is under has announced that nine America antiques at the Empo- construction as part of the news organizations, initia- rium of Las Cruces, 106 Church-Water conversion including KRWG Public tive,” S. Water St., aren’t quite project, but the Emporium Media at New Mexico said Fred that old, there are some continues to be open 10 State University, have FRED MARTINO Martino, unique pieces. Furniture a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday- KRWG di- The Emporium remains open during its regular hours as con- been selected to further marked with red tags is Friday and 10 a.m.-2 p.m. struction continues on Water Street outside the store as part their coverage of local rector of content. “KRWG on sale through the end of Saturday. Parking is avail- of the downtown Church-Water conversion project. news. is committed to providing March. able in the lot across the Report for America the journalism necessary “Many of the pieces that street, next to El Paso Elec- the Emporium has gener- www.meetlascruces.com/ recruits talented young for an informed elector- have been in the store for tric, behind the store and ated about $6,000 a month The-Emporium-Antiques- journalists and deploys ate. We are always work- a while have been marked on Griggs Avenue. for Mesilla Valley Hospice. and-Collectibles-in-Las- them into local news ing to find partners, local down, some to half price,” Since it opened in 2015, Call 575-523-4700. Visit Cruces. organizations based on and national, to help us in their commitment to this effort.” public service, their track The Report for Amer- record of mentoring and ica initiative will fund Bad sign their plans for using the about half the compensa- journalists effectively. tion for a new reporter at A yard sale sign is illegally placed in a roadway median. Resi- “The judges were so KRWG. dents who host yard or garage sales are reminded that the impressed with the qual- The other n ews orga- city has ordinances regulating the frequency of such sales ity of the KRWG’s opera- nizations selected were and posting of signs that advertise them. Whether they’re tion, its commitment to the Dallas Morning News, called yard, garage, rummage, tag or moving sales – or by the community and its The Macon (Georgia) any other name – it is against city ordinance to place signs creative plan for how to Telegraph, Chicago on roadways, sidewalks, medians and shoulders, or affixed to use the Report for Amer- Sun-Times, The Victoria light poles, stop signs, fire hydrants or on any other public property. Violations can result in a fine of $500 or incarcera- ica corps members to (Texas) Advocate, The tion up to 90 days. Yard sale signs may be placed, with the serve the region’s needs,” Incline (Pittsburgh, Billy property owner’s permission, in private yards. For more infor- said Steven Waldman, Penn (Philadelphia), president and co-founder Mississippi Today and mation on sale regulations, contact the Codes Enforcement PHOTO COURTESY CITY OF LAS CRUCES office at 575-528-4100. of Report for America. Mississippi Public Broad- “We’re thrilled to be casting. NMSU Pioneers Drive Gregg Throneberry received the official “cane of office” at the NMSU Pioneers’ March 13 home the lunch meeting. The cane, which is the Pioneers president’s official badge of office, was passed to Throneberry by past-President Denise Welsh. Throneberry worked at NMSU’s Physi- savings. cal Science Laboratory (PSL) for 15 years. His mother and father were both charter members Mike Apodaca, Agent Car and home combo. of the Pioneers. Thronberry’s wife, Angela 1100 South Main, Suite 101 Thronberry, retired from NMSU last year after Las Cruces, NM 88005 Combine your homeowners 26 years of service. Then-NMSU President Dr. Bus: 575-526-2409 and car policies and save www.mikeapodaca.com Gerald Thomas created the Pioneers when he big-time. retired from NMSU in 1984. The organization Like a good neighbor, provides annual book scholarships to NMSU State Farm is there®. students. For more about the NMSU Pioneers, CALL ME TODAY. contact Leslie Cervantes at 575-646-1613 or [email protected]. Visit advancing.nmsu. edu/pioneers. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company State Farm Indemnity Company, State Farm Fire and Casualty Company State Farm General Insurance Company Bloomington, IL BULLETIN PHOTO BY MIKE COOK LC1-LV45454 22 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 NEWS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN Kid Scoop Sponsored by: Making a For Sponsorship Difference Together 1740-A Calle de Mercado Opportunities Las Cruces, NM 88005 Call 575.524.8061 (575) 647-3773 • Fax: (575) 647-3777 575.680.1844 1681 Hickory Loop • Las Cruces, NM lascrucesbulletin.com www.esperanzachildrenstherapy.com Replace the missing words. © 2018 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 34, No. 15 Read the article below very The Uncut Story carefully. Work with a family member to circle the errors Most people cut their nails as they you find. Then, rewrite the Aren’t you glad you have fingernails to grow. But Shridhar Chillal of ______article correctly. help you scratch it? And your toenails decided to let his nails grow on one come in handy to protect your toes ______. They grew and grew for years and years. He let the nails on his Your fingernail grow slowly. when you stub them! In fact, they grow about one left hand ______for 62 years! If you tenth of an inch (2.5 added up the ______of each nail millimeters) each month. Hard as Nails! on his left hand, the length came to At that rate, it can take Since fingernails and toenails are so hard, nearly 30 feet! His thumbnail was the about three to six months to some people think they are bones. NOT Keratin shows up in longest at just about 6 feet 5 inches! completely replace a nial. TRUE! Fingernails and toenails are more like other animals as well. Source: Guiness Book of World Records your hair than your bones. Both are made of They are part of a horse’s hooves, Fingernails grow about keratin and that is what makes them tough. cats’ claws, hair, porcupine quills, bird three two four times faster feathers and even a rhino’s horn! than toenails. But toenails 16 our about twice as thick as The hard surface of your nails helps to Find the words by looking up, fengernails. protect the tips of your fingers and toes. SENSITIVE down, backwards, forwards, 19 Your fingernails make it easier to scratch sideways and diagonally. TOENAILS Is it kold where you live? an itch or peel an orange. FEATHERS A F K S C R A T C H Fingernails grow faster in KERATIN warm climates. And they 14 CUTICLE L E S E V O O H T F grow faster in yung people Do the math to label the diagram of a fingernail. SCRATCH U A I N R T O O R C compared to older peeple. HOOVES 17 N T N S S A E G U Q Most mammals have claws. QUILLS U H S I T N T T U S But nails are found onley in LUNULA primates (including humans). SLIVER L E W T A E I I K S 18 CLAWS A R A I C C L I N P RIPS N S L V L L N A I I nail root cuticle ROOT NailsNails start in the nail root, L S C E S L I V E R Why doesn’t it which is hidden under the CATS Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical hurt when I cut cuticle. At the root of the SKIN words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. nail, new cells grow. The my nails? new nail cells push the old The part of your nails that nail cells along the nail bed. you can see is dead, so it The cuticle is the tiny sliver doesn’t hurt to cut them. If a of skin where your nail nail rips away from the comes out from under your tender skin underneath, OW! skin. Cuticles help to protect Photo Finder That really hurts. That is why the new nail as it grows out Look through today’s newspaper for photos your fingers and toes need from the nail root. nail bed and drawings. In how many can you see tough nails, to protect the lunula bone sensitive skin underneath. fingernails or toenails? Count the number That pale half circle just above the cuticle is called the lunula. of each in today’s newspaper. Use the code below to see what this Latin word means. Standards Link: Research: Use the newspaper to locate information. BOTTLE MATCH: Draw a line from each bottle of nail polish to its identical twin. Hand Print Trace your hands on a piece of newspaper. Cut it out and ask Healthy Snacks your friends or family to write something on Write an advertisement for a healthy each hand that tells something special snack. Why should kids choose this about YOU. instead of chips, candy and other Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow unhealthy snacks? simple written directions. Standards Link: Observation: Find the differences between common objects. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 23 OBITUARIES GRACE SHELTON ment will follow in San BERNARDO “NACO” nandez; three daughters, tian Burial was celebrated Funeral Chapels, 300 E. Grace Shelton, age Albino Cemetery where HERNANDEZ, SR. Socorro Dominguez, immediately thereafter. Boutz Road Las Cruces, 103, of Las Cruces died she was laid to rest. Bernardo “Naco” Her- Lydia Aragon and Alicia The Rite of Committal 527-2222. Your exclusive Saturday, March 17, 2018 Entrusted to Baca’s nandez, Sr., age 96, of Castillo. and Interment followed providers for “Veterans at Hacienda of Grace Funeral Chapels of Las Las Cruces passed away A Prayer Vigil was held in Missionary Ridge Cem- and Family Memorial Village. Services are Cruces, 527-2222 Your Monday, March 12, 2018 at Monday, March 19, 2018 at etery in Mesquite. Care”. For online con- pending with Baca’s exclusive providers for La Posada-Mesilla Valley the Shrine and Parish of The Hernandez Family dolences logon to www. 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Water St. • 575-202-7351 Shu ers and Bedding W - F 10am 4pm Sat 10am-2pm 2018 at La Posada-Me- LC3-LV46019 emporiumlc.com silla Valley Hospice. Ser- vices are pending with 2310 N. Temple • 526-2880 • www.SpringCrestNM.com Baca’s Funeral Chapels of Las Cruces. Save a Stamp, Pay Online! LORENZA “LORRAINE” GALLEGOS MUÑOZ Zia Natural Gas Company now Lorenza “Lorraine” offers online payments. Gallegos Muñoz, age 72, Visit www.ziagas.com and of Las Cruces passed away Saturday, March create an online account 10, 2018. today to access the following: Survivors include a son, Rick Muñoz; two • View or print your bill daughters, Irma Muñoz and Lulu G. Hernandez; • View and compare usage history two brothers, Frank and Manuel B. Gallegos; • Sign up for email notifications for new bills three sisters, Demetria Herrera, Micaela Avalos • Sign up for Pay-By-Text and Tomasa Sainz. • View your account balance A Prayer Vigil was • Make an online payment held Monday, March 19, 2018 at Baca’s Funeral Chapel. The Mass of Christian Burial was cel- New Mexico’s Natural Choice ebrated Tuesday, March 20, 2018 at the Basilica 575-526-4427 • 1-800-453-5546 de San Albino. The Rite 3700 W. Picacho Ave • Las Cruces of Committal and Inter- www.ziagas.com LC3-LV45235 24 | Legal Notices Las Cruces Bulletin Friday, March 23, 2018 Las Cruces Bulletin - your legal publication for LEGAL NOTICES Las Cruces and Doña Ana County, New Mexico The name of the Plaintiffs' Truck driver wanted Want to Buy Earthlink High Speed Inter- HughesNet Satellite Inter- Legal Notice and any and all unknown attorney is as follows: Dana The Las Cruces Bulletin is Commercial Rentals net. As Low As net ? 25mbps for just heirs, devisees, spouses and M. Kyle of The Law Offices seeking a part-time truck $14.95/month (for the first $49.99/mo! Get More Data IN THE THIRD claimants of interest in the of Dana M. Kyle, P.A., 318 FREON R12 WANTED: driver to drive a 26-foot Perfect Medical Office 3 months.) Reliable High FREE Off-Peak Data. No JUDICIAL DISTRICT premises adverse to Plain- W. Organ Street, Las Cru- CERTIFIED BUYER will delivery truck once a week 1001 N. Solano #A Speed Fiber Optic Tech- phone line required! FAST COUNTY OF tiffs, Defendants. ces, New Mexico 88005, PAY CA$H for R12 cylin- to El Paso and back. 2400 sq. ft. nology. Stream Videos, download speeds. WiFi DOÑA ANA (575) 525-0020. ders or cases of cans. Driver would need to be Several Exam Rooms & Music and More! Call built in! FREE Standard STATE OF NEW NOTICE OF PENDENCY Defendants D. VINCENT (312) 291-9169; www.refri available Thursday morn- Large Waiting Area Earthlink Today Installation! Call MEXICO OF SUIT PEREA, the ESTATE OF gerantfinders.com ing from 7 a.m. to noon Call 575-526-8116 1-888-805-8653 1-844-781-1139 RAMON B. PEREA, the and, ideally, an hour on No. D-307-CV-2018-470 THE STATE OF NEW ESTATE OF JOSPEHINA Furniture / Wednesday afternoon. Exede satellite internet Af- Life Alert. 24/7. One press Judge: Manuel I. Arrieta MEXICO TO: Defendant D. L. PEREA, the ESTATE OF Furnishings Should be able to use fordable, high speed of a button sends help VINCENT PEREA, the ES- ERNESTO L. PEREA, the pallet jack and move broadband satellite inter- FAST! Medical, Fire, Bur- ERNESTINA P. GUE- TATE OF RAMON B. ESTATE OF FELIX L. For Sale pallets. For information, VARA and PEREA, the ESTATE OF For Lease On net anywhere in the U.S. glar. Even if you can't PEREA, the ESTATE OF 3 Couches & 1 Computer contact the Bulletin pub- BEATRICE PEREA AL- JOSPEHINA L. PEREA, the West Hadley Order now and save $100. reach a phone! FREE RAMON PEREA, JR. and Chair lisher, Richard Coltharp, at VAREZ, Plaintiffs, ESTATE OF ERNESTO L. Commercial Plans start at Brochure. CALL any and all unknown heirs, 9273 Arroyo Rd. 524-8061 or richard PEREA, the ESTATE OF Warehouses $39.99/month. Call 800-644-2630 devisees, spouses and claim- Las Cruces, NM @lascrucesbulletin.com. vs. FELIX L. PEREA, the Up to 2000 sq. ft. 1-800-476-0029 ants of interest in the 575-382-9786 The Bulletin is an equal ESTATE OF RAMON PER- available. Garage Doors, Safe Step Walk-In Tub #1 premises adverse to Plain- opportunity employer. ESTATE OF RAMON B. EA, JR. and Any and all Heat/AC & Restrooms. Unable to work due to Selling Walk-in Tub in tiffs, against whom construc- Help Wanted PEREA, ESTATE OF JO- unknown heirs, devisees, Please Call injury or illness? Call Bill North America. BBB Ac- tive service is sought to be Full-Time Trucking SEPHINA L. PEREA, ES- spouses and claimants of 575-526-8116 Gordon & Assoc., Social credited. Arthritis Founda- obtained, are hereby notified Opportunities TATE OF ERNESTO L. interest in the premises Security Disability Attor- tion Commendation. Ther- that unless they file a PEREA, ESTATE OF FE- adverse to Plaintiffs EARN EXTRA MONEY neys! FREE Evaluation. apeutic Jets. MicroSoothe responsive pleading or mo- LIX L. PEREA, ESTATE tion with this Court within Delivering the new Directo- Moriarty Concrete Prod- Mopeds / ATVs / Local Attorneys Nation- Air Therapy System Less OF RAMON PEREA, JR., I, David S. Borunda, Court twenty (20) days after the ry Plus ucts is accepting applica- Motorcycles wide 1-800-591-5109 than 4 Inch Step-In. Wide ERNESTO MIGUEL Administrator of the Third date of the third and last Las Cruces, NM 2018 tions for ready-mix con- [Mail: 2420 N St NW, Door. Anti-Slip Floors. PEREA, MODESTA PER- Judicial District Court in the publication of this notice, Telephone Directory. crete mixer drivers with Washington DC. Office: American Made. Call 2006 Polaris Sportsman EA, YVONNE PEREA, County of Dona Ana, State judgment or other appropri- If interested please call: Class A CDL. Local work Broward Co. FL (TX/NM 800-296-0427 for up to 500 X2, 2 seater, camo, BARBARA P. RAMOS, of New Mexico, do hereby ate relief will be rendered in (844) 589.6411 EX. 4 and home every night. Bar.)] $1500 Off. winch, bumper, dump and D. VINCENT PEREA cause to be issued this such suit against them by OR EMAIL BELOW AND Benefits: health, paid holi- bed. $4200 OBO. Notice of Pendency of Suit, default. REFER: (LCNM18) days & vacations. Great 575-644-0383. SAVE on Medicare Sup- for the purpose of service of recruiting pay DOE. Minimum 2 El Toro says, “Shop at plement Insurance! Get a process on any and all WITNESS MY HAND @soonercustomdistributi years driving experience FAST and FREE Rate BIG DADDY’S unknown heirs, devisees, AND SEAL this 14th day of onsinc.com required, but will train for Autos For Sale spouses and claimants of Quote from Medicare.com. ” March, 2018. ready-mix concrete. Clean interest in the premises Full - Time Cosmetolo- No Cost! No Obligation! driving record and pre- Flea Market adverse to Plaintiffs. gist: High Commission, Compare Quotes from Ma- (seal) employment drug testing 2010 Toyota Camry, Open Saturday & Sunday The names of the Plaintiffs, Excellent Tips & Retail Pay. jor Insurance Cos. Opera- is required. Applications Champagne Gold, 68,000 5580 Bataan Memorial East Defendants, and the Court in Cut Gallery, Laura tors Standing By. CALL Hwy. 70 East of Las Cruces 575-382-9404 Court Administrator available at 500 Saiz Dr. miles, recent tune-up. which said cause is pending 526-8765. 1-877-358-0472 By:/s/LK Brown South in Moriarty. Re- Looks great, runs great. and the civil cause number sumes to: Drivers, PO Box Includes 3 year mechani- are set out hereinabove. Help Wanted For Sale Deputy 250, Moriarty, NM 87035. cal warranty. $7,995. Call Mountain Music The Defendants against Part-Time 16 jewelry cases & Phone # 505-832- 4739. Mike, 575-647-8447. whom service by publication 2 jewelry safes to sell 2330 S. Valley Drive Dates: 03/23, 03/30, 04/06, is sought to be obtained are and Office Equipment 2018 Carrier Position Unfurnished D. VINCENT PEREA, the Antiques / Call Rudy at The Circulation Depart- Apartments ESTATE OF RAMON B. NOTICE is hereby given Classic Cars 575-650-2448 for an ap- 523-0603 ment is looking for inde- PEREA, the ESTATE OF that on February 14, 2018, pointment. pendent contractors to de- JOSPEHINA L. PEREA, the Antonio and Roseanne Lara, If no one answers please NEW & USED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS liver the Las Cruces Bulle- For Rent 1988 Mercedes Benz ESTATE OF ERNESTO L. PO Box 1106, Anthony, NM leave message including New Crafter acoustic guitar HTE-250N ...... $499 tin once a week. This is Unfurnished, 1 bdrm, 1 560SL, 81,000 Miles. Red PEREA, the ESTATE OF 88021, filed application your telephone number part time work that you bath Remodeled, very exterior, hard top converti- (3) Paul Reed Smith FELIX L. PEREA, the numbered and someone will call can do from the comfort of nice, quiet residential ble, tan interior, excellent ESTATE OF RAMON PER- LRG-16425-POD1, OSE you back A.S.A.P. electric guitars w/cases...... $1,150-1,380 your own home. You must two blocks off Hwy. 70 condition. $23,500 or best Kettler A-style mandolin – TF2 model...... $2,300 EA, JR. and any and all File No. LRG-16425-1 and be available every Thurs- Organ, NM $475.00 per offer. 575 642-3999. unknown heirs, devisees, LRG-16425-2 with the State day and have a reliable Music Man sub pass guitar “2003” ...... $920 month, Includes water VIAGRA and CIALIS spouses and claimants of Engineer for Permit to vehicle and current driver's and sewer USERS! Cut your drug Ampeg 4x10 bass cabinet SVT HLF ...... $400 interest in the premises Change an Existing Water license. For further infor- Miscellaneous First/Last/Damage NO costs! SAVE $$! 50 Pills for adverse to Plaintiffs. Right within the Lower Rio mation and to complete Italian-style keyed accordion w/case ...... $600 Pets 575-642-4381 $99.00. FREE Shipping! The general object of this Grande Underground Water the application process, 100% Guaranteed and Fender ruble 200 bass amp combo ...... $345 action is to quiet and to set Basin in Doña Ana County please come by our office DISH TV $59.99 For 190 Discreet. CALL Fender strat special w/case ...... $660 at rest the title of Plaintiffs by discontinuing the use of located at 1740-A Calle De Vacation Channels $14.95 High in and to the lands described well LRG-3834, located Rentals Speed Internet. Free Instal- 1-844-797-6548 Ibanez artcore hollow body w/tremelo, case ...... $460 Mercado Las Cruces, NM herein against any adverse within the NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 88005. lation, Smart HD DVR Epiphone Sheritan II hollow body w/case ...... $460 claims of the Defendants and Section 4, Township 26S, Included, Free Voice Re- DONATE YOUR CAR, that the Defendants be Range 3E, NMPM, and ADVERTISE YOUR VACA- mote. Some restrictions TRUCK OR BOAT TO Besson trombone w/case ...... $200 TION PROPERTY to more barred and estopped from more specifically located apply. Call 1-855-404-4306 HERITAGE FOR THE Bundy fl ute ...... $200 having or claiming any lien where Latitude and Longi- than 181,000 New Mexico BLIND. Free 3 Day Vaca- newspaper readers. Your upon, any right or title to the tude intersect at 32° 4' GOT AN OLDER CAR, tion, Tax Deductible, Free 25-word classified ad will estate of Plaintiffs in and to 56.81" N, 106° 38' 18.46" W VAN OR SUV? Do the Towing, All Paperwork Tak- Half-price String Sets Sat. & Sun. Each Week! appear in 24 newspapers said lands, or any portion (WGS84) on land owned by humane thing. Donate it to en Care Of. CALL around the state for only thereof, adverse to the Farms El Consuelo, and the Humane Society. Call 1-800-948-7239 CHECK US OUT ON $100. Call this newspaper Plaintiffs. drilling proposed well 1-800-316-0265 for more details or visit CRAIG’S LIST & FACEBOOK LRG-16425-POD1 to a www.nmpress.org for DIRECTV SELECT PACK- The property which is affec- depth of 225 feet with a more details. Get an iPhone 8 or AGE! Over 150 Channels, ted and concerned by this 12-inch casing, in a location Samsung Galaxy8 for ONLY $35/month (for 12 pending action is located in within the NW 1/4 NW 1/4 $34/month. Call AT&T mos.) Order Now! Get a Doña Ana County, New Section 10, Township 26S, Wireless today to learn $200 AT&T Visa Rewards Mexico, and more particu- Range 3E (NMPM) and how to get a new phone. Gift Card (some restric- larly described as follows, to more specifically located at Call while supplies last. tions apply) CALL 1- wit: or near where Latitude and 1-888-989-2198 888-758-5998 Longitude intersect at 32° 4' Friday, March 23, 2018 Las Cruces Bulletin Legal Notices | 25 Las Cruces Bulletin - your legal publication for LEGAL NOTICES Las Cruces and Doña Ana County, New Mexico 4.24" N, 106° 37' 47.56" W Engineer, 575-524-6160. If tion or other entity having used to validate the 24-hour phone number, email ad- Acres Located at 2356, DOMINGUEZ V. HECTOR no valid protest or objection standing to file objections or period. Protests can be faxed dress, and mailing address). 2360, 2364, 2368 & 2372 JIMMY DOMINGUEZ PE- (WGS84), on land owned by LRG-13448-POD2 located the applicants, for the con- is filed, the State Engineer protests shall do so in to the Office of the State The objection to the appro- Saturn Circle. Submitted by NA, (DEFENDANT). CASE within the NE 1/4 NE 1/4 SW tinued diversion of the will evaluate the application writing (objection must be Engineer, 575-524-6160. If val of the application must Shawn Evans and James NUMBER CV2017-3630. 1/4of Section 17, Township in accordance with the legible, signed, and include no valid protest or objection be based on: (1) Impairment; Evans, Property Owners amount of water subject to 19S, Range 2W, NMPM, provisions of Chapter 72 the writer's complete name, is filed, the State Engineer if impairment, you must (Z2835). NOW THEREFORE, NO- all conditions and provision and more specifically loca- NMSA 1978. phone number, email ad- will evaluate the application specifically identify your (4) Council Bill No. 18-024: TICE IS GIVEN THAT contained in the Final Judg- ted where Latitude and dress and mailing address). in accordance with the water rights; and/or (2) Ordinance No. 2848: An SATURDAY APRIL 07, ment and Settlement Agree- Longitude intersect at 32° Dates: 03/23, 03/30, 04/06, The objection to the appro- provisions of Chapter 72 Public Welfare/Conservation Ordinance to Adopt a New 2018 AT THE DONA ANA ment in Stream System Issue 39' 17.27" N and 107° 4' 2018 val of the application must NMSA 1978. of Water; if public welfare Subdivision XIV, Sections COUNTY SHERIFF OF- No. 101, SS-97-101, filed 10.62" W (WGS84) on land August 22, 2011, combined be based on: (1) Impairment; or conservation of water 2-577 Through 2-580 FICE, LOCATED AT 845 NOTICE is hereby given owned by the applicant for NOTICE is hereby given with surface water from the if impairment, you must within the state of New "Downtown Parking Com- N. MOTEL BLVD. LAS that on February 23, 2018, the continued diversion of that on March 5, 2018, Elephant Butte Irrigation specifically identify your Mexico, you must show how mittee" to the Las Cruces CRUCES, NM 88007 AT Triple D Farms, Inc, PO Box the amount of water subject Robert J. & Lucy R. District, for the irrigation of water rights; and/or (2) you will be substantially Municipal Code (LCMC), 11:00 AM 507, Canutillo, TX 79835, to all conditions and provi- Sondgeroth, 3 Cielo Del 16.04 acres of land, owned Public Welfare/Conservation 'and specifically affected. 1997, as Amended. filed application numbered sion contained in the Final Norte, Anthony, NM 88021, by the applicants, located of Water; if public welfare The written protest must be I WILL BE IN THE LRG-10075, OSE File No. Judgment and Settlement filed application numbered within the NW 1/4 of Section or conservation of water filed, in triplicate, with the Copies Are Available for OBEDIENCE OF SAID LRG-10075 with the State Agreement in Stream Sys- LRG-1805-POD4, OSE File 10, Township 26S, Range within the state of New State Engineer, 1680 Hick- Inspection During Working COURT ORDER OF SALE Engineer for Permit to tem Issue No. 101, No. LRG-1805-A, with the 3E (NMPM) as described in Mexico, you must show how ory Loop, Suite J, Las Hours at the Office of the TO SELL THE FOLLOW- Change an Existing Water SS-97-101, filed August 22, State Engineer for Permit to the Subfile Order No. you will be substantially and Cruces, NM 88005, within City Clerk. Witness My ING: RESIDENTIAL Right within the Lower Rio 2011, combined with surface Change an Existing Water LRS-28-012-0078 and specifically affected. The ten (10) days after the date Hand and Seal of the City of LAND LOCATED WITHIN Grande Underground Water water from the Elephant Right within the Lower Rio LRS-28-012-0073 of the written protest must be filed, of the last publication of this Las Cruces on this the 20th NEIGHBORHOOD Basin in Dona Ana County Butte Irrigation District for Grande Underground Water Third Judicial District Court, in triplicate, with the State Notice. Facsimiles (faxes) day of March, 2018. 185-BERINO-TS-MT, by utilizing existing well the irrigation of 2.17 acres of Basin in Dona Ana County State of New Mexico, Doña Engineer, 1680 Hickory will be accepted as a valid SITUS ADDRESS: 910 LRG-10075 (LRS18-0137) land, owned by the appli- by drilling proposed well Ana County. The site of Loop, Suite J, Las Cruces, protest as long as the hard Linda Lewis, CMC STARLIGHT LANE, AN- located within the NW 1/4 SE cant, located within the SW LRG-1805-POD4 to a depth proposed well NM 88005 within ten (10) copy is hand-delivered or City Clerk THONY, NEW MEXICO 1/4SW 1/4 of Section 28, 1/4of Section 17, Township of 240 feet with a 6-inch LRG-16425-POD1 will be days after the date of the last mailed and postmarked 88021. SQFT: 21344 Township 27S, Range 3E 19S, Range 2W, NMPM, as casing, in a location within located southwest of Berino, publication of this Notice. within 24-hours of the Date: 03/23, 2018 (NMPM) and more specifi- described by Subfile Order the NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of Section NM and may be found Facsimiles (faxes) will be facsimile. Mailing postmark LEGAL DESCRIPTION cally where Latitude and No. LRR-28-010-0003 of 27, Township 27S, Range approximately 1,817 ft. east accepted as a valid protest as will be used to validate the NOTICE OF INTENT TO S:23 T:26S R:3E PT OF Longitude intersect at 31° the Third Judicial District 3E (NMPM) and more of the intersection of Berino long as the hard copy is 24-hour period. Protests can ADOPT WHFNHFSHSEQTRNEQT 55' 30.43" N, 106° 38' Court, State of New Mexico, specifically located at or Rd and HWY 478. Old well, hand-delivered or mailed be faxed to the Office of the R. 36.15" W (WGS84), on land Dona Ana County. Well near the intersection of X: LRG-3834 will be retained and postmarked within State Engineer, Notice is hereby given that owned by the applicant, to LRG-13448-POD2 is loca- 1522173 ft. & Y: 338450 ft. for other rights. 24-hours of the facsimile. 575-524-6160. If no valid the Las Cruces City Council TO THE HIGHEST BID- supplement existing well Mailing postmark will be ted east of Hatch, NM and (NMSP Central NAD83), on protest or objection is filed, will hold a Public Hearing to DER FOR CASH OR LAW- LRG-10075-POD2 located approximately 0.5 miles land owned by the appli- Any person, firm or corpora- used to validate the 24-hour the State Engineer will discuss approval or disap- FUL MONEY OF THE within the NW 1/4 SE 1/4 SW southeast of the intersection cants, which will supplement tion or other entity having period. Protests can be faxed evaluate the application in proval of the issuance of a UNITED STATES OF 1/4of Section 28, Township of Kit Carson Rd. and existing well LRG-1805, standing to file objections or to the Office of the State accordance with the provi- wholesaler liquor license AMERICA 27S, Range3E (NMPM) and Rincon Rd. Old wells located on property owned protests shall do so in Engineer, 575-524-6160. If sions of Chapter 72 NMSA distributing beer to Premier more specifically where Lat- LRG-04568 and by the applicants within the writing (objection must be no valid protest or objection 1978. Distributing Company d/b/a itude and Longitude inter- LRG-04568-S are retained SW1/4 NW1/4 of said Section legible, signed, and include is filed, the State Engineer Premier Distributing /s/ ENRIQUE KIKI VIGIL sect at 31° 55' 30.6" N, 106° for other rights. The appli- 27 and more specifically at the writer's complete name, will evaluate the application Dates: 03/23, 03/30, 04/06, Company-Las Cruces, loca- SHERIFF OF DONA ANA 38' 35.7" W (WGS84), on cant has requested emergen- or near the intersection of X: phone number, email ad- in accordance with the 2018 ted at 380 Alliance Drive, COUNTY NM land owned by the applicant, cy authorization to drill the 1521776 ft. & Y: 339425 ft. dress and mailing address). provisions of Chapter 72 Las Cruces, New Mexico. for the continued diversion proposed well under NMSA, (NMSP Central NAD83), for NOTICE OF ADOPTION The objection to the appro- NMSA 1978. /s/ EDUARDO FLORES of the amount of water 1978, Section 72-12-23. the continued diversion of an val of the application must Premier Distributing Com- DEPUTY SHERIFF subject to all conditions and amount of shallow ground- The City Council of the City be based on: (1) Impairment; Dates: 03/09, 03/16, 03/23, pany currently has a whole- Dates: 03/02, 03/09, 03/16, provision contained in the Any person, firm or corpora- water reserved for future of Las Cruces, New Mexico, if impairment, you must 2018 saler liquor license at 380 03/23, 2018 Final Judgment and Settle- tion or other entity having determination by the May Hereby Gives Notice of Its specifically identify your Alliance Drive, but has had a ment Agreement in Stream NOTICE is hereby given standing to file objections or 24, 1999 Order of the Third Adoption of the Following STATE OF water rights; and/or (2) change in stockholders of System Issue No. 101, that on March 1, 2018, protests shall do so in Judicial District Court, Doña Ordinance(s) at the Regular NEW MEXICO Public Welfare/Conservation the company. SS-97-101, filed August 22, Faron L. Lytle, PO Box 95, writing (objection must be Ana County, State of New City Council Meeting Held COUNTY OF of Water; if public welfare 2011, combined with surface Rincon, NM 87940, filed legible, signed, and include Mexico, combined with sur- on March 19, 2018: DOÑA ANA or conservation of water The Public Hearing will be water from the Elephant application numbered the writer's complete name, face water from the Elephant THIRD JUDICIAL within the state of New held in conjunction with the Butte Irrigation District for LRG-13448-POD2 with the phone number, email ad- Butte Irrigation District, for (1) Council Bill No. 18-021: DISTRICT COURT Mexico, you must show how regular meeting of the City the irrigation of 68.74 acres State Engineer for Permit to dress and mailing address). the irrigation of 31.98 acres Ordinance No. 2845: An you will be substantially and Council scheduled for Mon- of land, owned by the Change an Existing Water The objection to the appro- of land, owned by the Ordinance Placing a Morato- NO. CV-2018-466 specifically affected. The day, April 16, 2018, at 1:00 applicant, located within the Right within the Lower Rio val of the application must applicants, located within rium on Enforcement of the written protest must be filed, p.m., in the City Council S 1/2 SE 1/4 of Section 28, Grande Underground Water be based on: (1) Impairment; the W1/2 of said Section 27, Las Cruces Municipal Code IN THE MATTER OF in triplicate, with the State Chambers, 700 North Main Township 27S, Range 3E Basin in Dona Ana County if impairment, you must as described in Subfile No. (LCMC) Section 27-6 et THE PETITION OF Engineer, 1680 Hickory Street, City Hall. If passed, and in the N 1/2 NE 1/4 of by discontinuing use of two specifically identify your LRS 280180163 of the seq., LCMC 1997, as Amen- EDUARDO ABALOS Loop, Suite J, Las Cruces, the State of New Mexico Section 33, Township 27S, wells LRG-04568, located water rights; and/or (2) Lower Rio Grande Hydro- ded. FOR CHANGE OF NM 88005 within ten (10) Regulation & Licensing De- Range 3E (NMPM), as within the NE 1/4 NE 1/4 SW Public Welfare/Conservation graphic Survey. The appli- NAME days after the date of the last partment may approve the described by Subfile No. 1/4of Section 17, Township of Water; if public welfare cant has requested emergen- (2) Council Bill No. 18-022: publication of this Notice. transfer. LRS-28-018-0053 Right C 19S, Range 2W, NMPM, or conservation of water cy authorization to drill the Ordinance No. 2846: An NOTICE OF PETITION Facsimiles (faxes) will be and part of Right A of the and more specifically loca- within the state of New proposed well under NMSA, Ordinance Authorizing the TO CHANGE NAME accepted as a valid protest as Witness my hand and seal Lower Rio Grande Hydro- ted where Latitude and Mexico, you must show how 1978, Section 72-12-24. The City of Las Cruces to Enter long as the hard copy is this 9 day of March 2018. graphic Survey. Longitude intersect at 32° you will be substantially and site of proposed well into a Limited Revocable NOTICE IS HEREBY hand-delivered or mailed Wells LRG-10075 39' 18.49" N and 107° 4' specifically affected. The LRG-1805-POD4 will be License Agreement with GIVEN that Eduardo Aba- and postmarked within /s/Linda Lewis, CMC, City (LRS18-0137) and 7.49" W (WGS84) on land written protest must be filed, located southeast of La WNM Communications los, a resident of the City of 24-hours of the facsimile. Clerk LRG-10075-POD2 are loca- owned by Donald Hackey in triplicate, with the State Union, NM and may be Corporation, A Delaware Las Cruces, County of Doña Mailing postmark will be ted southeast of La Union, and discontinuing the use of Engineer, 1680 Hickory found approximately 0.33 Corporation. Ana, State of New Mexico, used to validate the 24-hour Dates: 03/16, 03/23, 2018 NM and may be found well LRG-04568-S, located Loop, Suite J, Las Cruces, miles south of the intersec- and over the age of fourteen period. Protests can be faxed approximately 0.30 miles within the SE 1/4 NE 1/4 SW NM 88005 within ten (10) tion of S. Highway 28 and (3) Council Bill No. 18-023: NOTICE OF SALE years, has filed a Petition to to the Office of the State north of the intersection of 1/4of Section 17, Township days after the date of the last Sombra Verde Ave. Ordinance No. 2847: An Change Name in the Third Wallace Road and McNutt 19S, Range 2W, NMPM, publication of this Notice. Ordinance Approving a UNDER AND VIRTUE OF Judicial District Court, Doña Road. The applicant has and more specifically loca- Facsimiles (faxes) will be Any person, firm or corpora- Zone Change from R-3C AN ORDER OF SALE OUT Ana County, New Mexico, requested emergency author- ted where Latitude and accepted as a valid protest as tion or other entity having (Multi-Dwelling Medium OF DISTRICT COURT wherein he seeks to change ization to use the supple- Longitude intersect at 32° long as the hard copy is standing to file objections or Density-Conditional) & C-2 AND THE DONA ANA his name from Eduardo mental well under NMSA, 39' 13.01"N and 107° 4' hand-delivered or mailed protests shall do so in (Commercial Medium Inten- COUNTY, NEW MEXICO Abalos to Edward Holguin 1978, Section 72-12-24. 7.48" W (WGS84) on land and postmarked within writing (objection must be sity) to R-3 (Multi-Dwelling DATED NOVEMBER 3, Avalos, and that this Petition owned by Donald Hackey, 24-hours of the facsimile. legible, signed, and include Medium Density) on Five 2017 IN THE MATTER OF will be heard before the Any person, firm or corpora- and utilizing well Mailing postmark will be the writer's complete name, Parcels Totaling 3.76 ± (PLAINTIFF) MARVIN Honorable Marci E. Beyer, 26 | Legal Notices Las Cruces Bulletin Friday, March 23, 2018 Las Cruces Bulletin - your legal publication for LEGAL NOTICES Las Cruces and Doña Ana County, New Mexico District Judge, on the 19th P. 0. Box 1239 verbally or in writing. The within four (4) months after larly described as: responsive motion to Mi- and to the following descri- day of April 2018, at the Las Cruces, NM 88004-1239 Plaintiff may apply all or the date of the first publica- LOT 9, BLOCK F, VISTA chael E. Cain, Attorney at bed real estate located in hour of 2:00 p.m. at the Miller a resident of the City (505 526-3338 any part of its judgment to tion of this Notice or the DE LA MONTANA, Law. said County and State: Doña Ana County Court- of Las Cruces, County of /s/ Lawrence M. Pickett the purchase price in lieu of claims will be forever bar- PHASE V, IN THE CITY Lot numbered 94 of Metro house, 201 W. Picacho Las Doña Ana, State of New LAWRENCE M. PICKETT cash. The sale may be red. Claims must be presen- OF LAS CRUCES, DOÑA IF YOU DO NOT FILE Verde South, Phase 1A, Las Cruces, New Mexico. Mexico, and over the age of Attorney for Personal Repre- postponed and rescheduled ted either to the Personal ANA COUNTY, NEW AND SERVE AN AN- fourteen years, has filed a sentative at the discretion of the Representative c/o The Law MEXICO, AS SHOWN SWER OR RESPONSIVE Cruces, Doña Ana County, New Mexico, as the same is /s/ Edward Holguin Avalos petition to Change Name in Special Master. Offices of Dana M. Kyle, AND DESIGNATED ON MOTION WITHIN THE shown and designated on the Edward Holguin Avalos the Third Judicial District Dates: 03/16, 03/23, 03/30, P.O. Box 2277, Las Cruces, THE PLAT THEREOF, TWENTY (20) DAY PERI- plat of said Metro Verde 9273 Arroyo Rd. Court, Doña Ana County, 2018 NOTICE IS FURTHER New Mexico 88004, or filed FILED IN THE OFFICE OF OD AFTER THE LAST South, Phase 1A, filed in the Las Cruces, NM 88012 New Mexico, wherein she GIVEN that the real proper- with the Third Judicial THE COUNTY CLERK OF PUBLICATION DATE, A STATE OF Office of the County Clerk 575-382-9786 seeks to change her name ty and improvements con- District Court of Doña Ana SAID COUNTY ON DE- DEFAULT JUDGEMENT from Maximiliana Miller to NEW MEXICO cerned with herein will be County, 201 W. Picacho, CEMBER 27, 2005, IN MAY BE ENTERED of Doña Ana County, New COUNTY OF Mexico on January 25, 2012 Dates: 03/23, 03/30, 2018 Maximiliana Mimi Marzell- sold subject to any and all Suite A, Las Cruces, New PLAT BOOK 21, PAGES AGAINST YOU GRANT- Carnagua and that this DOÑA ANA patent reservations, ease- Mexico 88005. 472-473 OF PLAT RE- ING PLAINTIFF Teresa in Plat Book 23, Folio STATE OF Petition will be heard before THIRD JUDICIAL ments, all recorded and CORDS. Meetze the estate title. 266-269. NEW MEXICO the Honorable Marci E. DISTRICT unrecorded liens not fore- Dated this 28th day of Unless you file and serve a COUNTY OF Beyer, District Judge, on the closed herein, and all recor- February, 2018. pleading or motion in re- Your Answer must be filed The address of the real DOÑA ANA 27th day of March 2018, at No. D-307-CV-2017-01767 ded and unrecorded special sponse to the complaint in with the above named Court property is 3685 Santa THIRD JUDICIAL the hour of 10:30 a.m. at the assessments and taxes that /s/ said cause on or before 30 which is located at: Third Marcella Ave., Las Cruces, DISTRICT COURT Third Judicial District WELLS FARGO USA may be due. Plaintiff and its DEAN MILLER, Personal days after the last publica- Judicial District Court, 201 NM 88012. Plaintiff does Courthouse, Las Cruces, HOLDINGS, INC., Plain- attorneys disclaim all re- Representative tion date, judgment by W. Picacho Ave., Las Cru- not represent or warrant that NO. CV2018-479 New Mexico. tiff, sponsibility for, and the default will be entered ces, New Mexico 88005. the stated street address is purchaser at the sale takes of the Estate of DARLIS against you. the street address of the IN THE MATTER OF /s/ Maximiliana Miller vs. the property subject to, the ANN MILLER, deceased. Attorney for the Plaintiff is described property; if the THE PETITION OF Maximiliana Miller valuation of the property by Respectfully Submitted, Michael E. Cain, 1100 S. street address does not KAREN MORLEY 3306 Mercury Lane A. SYLVIA ROMERO the County Assessor as real Prepared by: WEINSTEIN & RILEY, Main Street Suite 200, Las match the legal description, FOR CHANGE OF Las Cruces, NM 88012 and DISCOVER BANK, or personal property, affix- The Law Offices of Dana M. P.S. Cruces, NM 88005. then the property being sold NAME 915-422-3778 Defendants. ture of any mobile or Kyle, P.A. /s/ Elizabeth V. Friedenstein herein is the property more manufactured home to the /s/ WITNESS the Honorable particularly described above, NOTICE OF PETITION Dates: 03/16,03/23, 2018 NOTICE OF SALE land, deactivation of title to Dana M. Kyle Elizabeth V. Friedenstein James Martin, Judge of said not the property located at TO CHANGE NAME a mobile or manufactured P.O. Box 2277 5801 Osuna Road NE, Suite Court of the State of New the street address; any NOTICE IS HEREBY home on the property, if any, Las Cruces, New Mexico A-103 Mexico and the Seal of the prospective purchaser at the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on April 18, environmental contamina- 88004-2277 Albuquerque, New Mexico District Court at the Las sale is given notice that it GIVEN that Karen Morley, STATE OF 2018, at the hour of 10:00 tion on the property, if any, (575) 525-0020 87109 Cruces, Doña Ana County, should verify the location a resident of the City of Las NEW MEXICO a.m., the undersigned Spe- and zoning violations con- (575) 525-0017 fax Phone: (505) 348 3200 New Mexico this 7th day of and address of the property Cruces, County of Doña COUNTY OF cial Master will, at the main cerning the property, if any. Attorney for Personal Repre- [email protected] November 2017. being sold. Said sale will be Ana, State of New Mexico, DOÑA ANA entrance of the Doña Ana sentative Attorney for Plaintiff made pursuant to the judg- and over the age of fourteen THIRD JUDICIAL County Judicial Complex, NOTICE IS FURTHER (seal) ment entered on January 29, years, has filed a Petition to DISTRICT COURT 201 W. Picacho Avenue, Las GIVEN that the purchaser at Dates: 03/09, 03/16, 03/23, Dates: 03/16, 03/23, 03/30, 2018 in the above entitled Change Name in the Third Cruces, New Mexico, sell all such sale shall take title to 2018 2018 DAVID S. BORUNDA and numbered cause, which Judicial District Court, Doña Cause # the right, title and interest of the above described real DISTRICT COURT CLERK was a suit to foreclose a Ana County, New Mexico, D-307-PB-2018-00021 the above-named Defendants property subject to a one STATE OF STATE OF mortgage held by the above wherein she seeks to change Judge Arrieta, Manuel I. in and to the hereinafter month right of redemption. NEW MEXICO NEW MEXICO By: /s/ Joe M. Martinez Plaintiff and wherein Plain- her name from Karen Mor- described real estate to the COUNTY OF COUNTY OF Deputy- Joe M. Martinez tiff was adjudged to have a ley to Karin Morley, and that IN THE MATTER OF highest bidder for cash. The DOÑA ANA DOÑA ANA lien against the above- this Petition will be heard THE ESTATE OF property to be sold is located Electronically filed /s/ Pa- THIRD JUDICIAL THIRD JUDICIAL Dates: 03/23, 03/30, 04/06, described real estate in the before the Honorable Man- PHILLIP R. LARSEN, at 1215 N Third Street, Las mela A. Carmody DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT 2018 sum of $241,512.22 plus uel I Arrieta, District Judge, deceased. Cruces, and is situate in Pamela Carmody, Special interest from August 1, 2017 on the 9th day of April 2018, Doña Ana County, New Master NO. D-307-CV-2017-03950 D-307-CV-2017-03333 STATE OF to the date of sale at the rate at the hour of 1:30 p.m. at NOTICE TO CRED- Mexico, and is particularly PO Drawer 16169 JUDGE: MARTIN NEW MEXICO of 4.000% per annum, the the Doña Ana County Court- ITORS described as follows: Las Cruces, NM 88004-6169 PENNYMAC LOAN COUNTY OF costs of sale, including the house, 201 W. Picacho Las (575) 642-5567 SERVICES, LLC, TERESA MEETZE, Plain- DOÑA ANA Special Master's fee, publi- Cruces, New Mexico. NOTICE IS HEREBY Lots 40 and 41, Block 4, Plaintiff, tiff, THIRD JUDICIAL cation costs, and Plaintiff's GIVEN that the undersigned PARKER PLACE 2ND Dates: 03/23, 03/30, 04/06, DISTRICT costs expended for taxes, /s/ Karen Morley has been appointed personal AMENDED SUBDIVI- 04/13, 2018 v. v. insurance, and keeping the Karen Morley representative of this estate. SION, in the City of Las NO. D-307-CV-2017-00291 property in good repair. 1807 Apollo Dr. All persons having claims Cruces, Doña Ana County, STATE OF VICTOR LARA, THE MARGARITA TREVIZ, Plaintiff has the right to bid Las Cruces, NM 88005 against said estate are re- New Mexico, as shown and NEW MEXICO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF REBECCA TREVIZ and SUN WEST MORTGAGE at such sale and submit its 575-644-1150 quired to present their claims designated on the plat there- COUNTY OF VICTOR LARA, their UNKNOWN HEIRS COMPANY, INC., Plain- bid verbally or in writing. within two (2) months after of, filed in the office of the DOÑA ANA Defendants. AND ASSIGNS. Defend- tiff, The Plaintiff may apply all Dates: 03/16, 03/23, 2018 the date of the first publica- County Clerk of said County THIRD JUDICIAL ants. or any part of its judgment to tion of this Notice to on January 6, 1951, in Book DISTRICT COURT NOTICE OF SUIT v. the purchase price in lieu of STATE OF Creditors, or the claims will 7 Page(s) 12 of Plat Records. NOTICE OF SERVICE cash. NEW MEXICO be forever barred. Claims D-307-PB-2018-00028 STATE OF NEW MEXI- BY PUBLICATION LUZ T. GREEN AND At the date and time stated COUNTY OF must be presented either to THE FOREGOING SALE Judge James T. Martin CO to the above-named THE UNKNOWN above, the Special Master DOÑA ANA the undersigned personal will be made to satisfy a Defendants Victor Lara and NOTICE is hereby given SPOUSE LUZ T. GREEN, may postpone the sale to THIRD JUDICIAL representative or filed with judgment rendered by the IN THE MATTER OF The Unknown Spouse of that a COMPLAINT FOR Defendants. such later date and time as DISTRICT COURT the Clerk of the Third above Court in the above THE ESTATE OF Victor Lara, QUIET TITLE has been the Special Master may Judicial District Court, 201 entitled and numbered cause DARLIS ANN MILLER filed against you. You are NOTICE OF SALE specify. NO. CV-2018-115 W. Picacho, Las Cruces, on March 13, 2018, being an Deceased. GREETINGS: required to serve and file an MARCI E. BEYER New Mexico 88005. action to foreclose a mort- You are hereby notified that Answer to the Motion, or NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE IS FURTHER gage on the above described NOTICE TO the above-named Plaintiff responsive Motion, within GIVEN that the undersigned GIVEN that this sale may IN THE MATTER OF THE /s/ Marcia Gay Salopek property. The Plaintiff's CREDITORS has filed a civil action TWENTY (20) DAYS AF- Special Master will on April be subject to a bankruptcy PETITION OF MARCIA GAY SALOPEK Judgment, which includes against you in the above- TER THE LAST DATE OF 10, 2018, at 11:00 am, filing, a pay off, a reinstate- MAXIMILIANA MILLER Personal Representative P. interest and costs, is NOTICE IS HEREBY entitled Court and cause, the FOUR (4) CONSECUTIVE outside the main entrance of ment or any other condition FOR CHANGE OF NAME 0. Box 1194 $125,303.33 and the same GIVEN that the undersigned general object thereof being PUBLICATIONS. You must the 3rd Judicial District that would cause the cancel- Mesilla Park, NM 88047 bears interest at 4.89% per DEAN MILLER has been to foreclose a mortgage on file the Answer or respon- Courthouse, 201 W. Pica- lation of this sale. Further, if NOTICE OF PETITION annum from February 16, appointed Personal Repre- property located as 5927 sive motion with the Clerk cho, Las Cruces, NM, sell any of these conditions exist, TO CHANGE NAME PREPARED AND SUB- 2018, to the date of sale. The sentative of this estate. All Norte Vista Dr, Las Cruces, of the Third Judicial District and convey to the highest at the time of sale, this sale MITTED: Plaintiff and/or its assignees persons having claims NM 88012, Doña Ana Court in Las Cruces, New bidder for cash all the right, will be null and void, the NOTICE IS HEREBY LAWRENCE M. PICKETT has the right to bid at such against this estate are re- County, New Mexico, said Mexico, and you must serve title, and interest of the successful bidder's funds GIVEN that Maximiliana LAW FIRM sale and submit its bid quired to present their claims property being more particu- a copy of the Answer or above-named defendants in shall be returned, and the Friday, March 23, 2018 Las Cruces Bulletin Legal Notices | 27 Special Master and the NOTICE IS FURTHER ATTORNEY BEFORE mortgagee giving this notice bed real estate located in NOTICE IS FURTHER LOT 11, BLOCK 15, VIL- GIVEN that the real proper- UNIT # 1016, CASAS DE BIDDING. shall not be liable to the said County and State: GIVEN that the real proper- LA VALENCIA SUBDIVI- ty and improvements con- SOLEDAD CONDOMINI- above entitled and numbered successful bidder for any ty and improvements con- SION PHASE I, IN DOÑA cerned with herein will be UMS, IN ACCORDANCE By: Robert Doyle c/o Legal cause, which was a suit to damages. LOT 12, GILMORE ADDI- cerned with herein will be ANA COUNTY, NEW sold subject to any and all WITH AND SUBJECT TO Process Network P.O. Box foreclose a mortgage held by TION, IN THE CITY OF sold subject to any and all MEXICO, AS SHOWN patent reservations, ease- THE DECLARATION FOR 51526 the above Plaintiff and NOTICE IS FURTHER LAS CRUCES, DOÑA patent reservations, ease- AND DESIGNATED ON ments, all recorded and CASAS DE SOLEDAD Albuquerque, NM 87181 wherein Plaintiff was ad- GIVEN that the real proper- ANA COUNTY, NEW ments, all recorded and THE PLAT THEREOF, unrecorded liens not fore- CONDOMINIUMS AND judged to have a lien against ty and improvements con- MEXICO, AS SHOWN unrecorded liens not fore- FILED IN THE OFFICE OF closed herein, and all recor- THE CONDOMINIUM 1 NM-17-764991-JUD the above-described real es- cerned with herein will be AND DESIGNATED ON closed herein, and all recor- THE COUNTY CLERK OF ded and unrecorded special PLAT RECORDED ON IDSPub #0138242 tate in the sum of sold subject to any and all THE PLAT THEREOF, ded and unrecorded special SAID COUNTY ON NO- assessments and taxes that JANUARY 10, 2007 IN $187,505.62 plus interest patent reservations, ease- FILED IN THE OFFICE OF assessments and taxes that VEMBER 22, 2011, IN may be due. Plaintiff and its BOOK 778 IN PAGES 1283 3/23/2018 3/30/2018 from September 1, 2017 to ments, all recorded and THE COUNTY CLERK OF may be due. Plaintiff and its BOOK 23, PAGE(S) 234 attorneys disclaim all re- THROUGH 1402 OF DO- 4/6/2018 4/13/2018 the date of sale at the rate of unrecorded liens not fore- SAID COUNTY ON AU- attorneys disclaim all re- THROUGH 237, PLAT RE- sponsibility for, and the ÑA ANA COUNTY 3.875% per annum, the costs closed herein, and all recor- GUST 13, 1960, IN BOOK sponsibility for, and the CORDS purchaser at the sale takes CLERK RECORDS. STATE OF of sale, including the Special ded and unrecorded special 1 PAGE(S) 52 OF PLAT purchaser at the sale takes the property subject to, the NEW MEXICO Master's fee, publication assessments and taxes that RECORDS. the property subject to, the The address of the real valuation of the property by If there is a conflict between COUNTY OF costs, and Plaintiff's costs may be due. Plaintiff and its valuation of the property by property is 5811 Laurensito, the County Assessor as real the legal description and the DOÑA ANA expended for taxes, insur- attorneys disclaim all re- The address of the real the County Assessor as real Santa Teresa, NM 88008. or personal property, affix- street address, the legal THIRD JUDICIAL ance, and keeping the prop- sponsibility for, and the property is 1604 2nd St., Las or personal property, affix- Plaintiff does not represent ture of any mobile or description shall control. DISTRICT erty in good repair. Plaintiff purchaser at the sale takes Cruces, NM 88005. Plaintiff ture of any mobile or or warrant that the stated manufactured home to the The sale is to begin at 2:00 has the right to bid at such the property subject to, the does not represent or warrant manufactured home to the street address is the street land, deactivation of title to pm on April 26, 2018, Third NO. D-307-CV-2017-00693 sale and submit its bid valuation of the property by that the stated street address land, deactivation of title to address of the described a mobile or manufactured Judicial District Courthouse, verbally or in writing. The the County Assessor as real is the street address of the a mobile or manufactured property; if the street address home on the property, if any, City of Las Cruces, County IDAHO HOUSING AND Plaintiff may apply all or or personal property, affix- described property; if the home on the property, if any, does not match the legal environmental contamina- of Doña Ana, State of New FINANCE ASSOCIA- any part of its judgment to ture of any mobile or street address does not environmental contamina- description, then the proper- tion on the property, if any, Mexico, at which time I will TION, Plaintiff, the purchase price in lieu of manufactured home to the match the legal description, tion on the property, if any, ty being sold herein is the and zoning violations con- sell to the highest and best cash. land, deactivation of title to then the property being sold and zoning violations con- property more particularly cerning the property, if any. bidder for cash, in lawful v. At the date and time stated a mobile or manufactured herein is the property more cerning the property, if any. described above, not the NOTICE IS FURTHER currency of the United States above, the Special Master home on the property, if any, particularly described above, property located at the street GIVEN that the purchaser at of America, the Property to EDGAR I. CALDERON may postpone the sale to environmental contamina- not the property located at NOTICE IS FURTHER address; any prospective such sale shall take title to pay expenses of sale, and to AND WENDY P. DE LOS such later date and time as tion on the property, if any, the street address; any GIVEN that the purchaser at purchaser at the sale is given the above-described real satisfy the foreclosure Judg- REYES, Defendants. the Special Master may and zoning violations con- prospective purchaser at the such sale shall take title to notice that it should verify property subject to rights of ment granted on February specify. cerning the property, if any. sale is given notice that it the above-described real the location and address of redemption. 15, 2018 in the total amount NOTICE OF SALE should verify the location property subject to rights of the property being sold. Said of $71,307.53 with interest NOTICE IS FURTHER NOTICE IS FURTHER and address of the property redemption. sale will be made pursuant Margaret Lake at the rate of 5.75% per NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that this sale may GIVEN that the purchaser at being sold. Said sale will be to the judgment entered on Special Master annum from December 15, GIVEN that the undersigned be subject to a bankruptcy such sale shall take title to made pursuant to the judg- Margaret Lake November 29, 2017 in the Pro Legal Services, LLC 2017 through the date of the Special Master will on April filing, a pay off, a reinstate- the above-described real ment entered on November Special Master above entitled and numbered 201 Eubank Blvd. NE, Suite sale. The sale is subject to 10, 2018 at 11:00 am, ment or any other condition property subject to rights of 29, 2017 in the above Pro Legal Services, LLC cause, which was a suit to A1 the entry of an Order by this outside the main entrance of that would cause the cancel- redemption. entitled and numbered cause, 201 Eubank Blvd. NE, Suite foreclose a mortgage held by Albuquerque, NM 87123 Court approving the sale. the 3rd Judicial District lation of this sale. Further, if which was a suit to foreclose A1 the above Plaintiff and (505)715-3711 Courthouse, 201 W. Pica- any of these conditions exist, Margaret Lake a mortgage held by the Albuquerque, NM 87123 wherein Plaintiff was ad- NOTICE IS FURTHER cho, Las Cruces, NM, sell at the time of sale, this sale Special Master above Plaintiff and wherein (505)715-3711 judged to have a lien against Dates: 03/16, 03/23, 03/30, GIVEN that the real proper- and convey to the highest will be null and void, the Pro Legal Services, LLC Plaintiff was adjudged to the above-described real es- 04/06, 2018 ty and improvements con- bidder for cash all the right, successful bidder's funds 201 Eubank Blvd. NE, Suite have a lien against the Dates: 03/16, 03/23, 03/30, tate in the sum of cerned with herein will be title, and interest of the shall be returned, and the A1 above-described real estate 04/06, 2018 $187,235.20 plus interest STATE OF sold subject to any and all above-named defendants in Special Master and the Albuquerque, NM 87123 in the sum of $103,846.03 from September 1, 2017 to NEW MEXICO patent reservations, ease- and to the following descri- mortgagee giving this notice (505)715-3711 plus interest from August 1, STATE OF the date of sale at the rate of COUNTY OF ments, and all taxes and bed real estate located in shall not be liable to the 2017 to the date of sale at NEW MEXICO 4.750% per annum, the costs DOÑA ANA utility liens, special assess- said County and State: successful bidder for any Dates: 03/16, 03/23, 03/30, the rate of 3.785% per COUNTY OF of sale, including the Special THIRD JUDICIAL ments and taxes that may be damages. 04/06, 2018 annum, the costs of sale, DOÑA ANA Master's fee, publication DISTRICT due. Nationstar Mortgage Lot numbered 5 in Block including the Special Mas- THIRD JUDICIAL costs, and Plaintiff's costs LLC D/B/A Mr. Cooper, its numbered 14 of Villa Valen- NOTICE IS FURTHER STATE OF ter's fee, publication costs, DISTRICT expended for taxes, insur- Case No.: attorneys, and the under- cia Subdivision Phase 1, GIVEN that the real proper- NEW MEXICO and Plaintiff's costs expen- ance, and keeping the prop- D-307-CV-2017-03604 signed Special Master, dis- Doña Ana County, New ty and improvements con- COUNTY OF ded for taxes, insurance, and NO. D-307-CV-2017-01497 erty in good repair. Plaintiff claim all responsibility for, Mexico, as the same is cerned with herein will be DOÑA ANA keeping the property in good has the right to bid at such NATIONSTAR MORT- and the purchaser at the sale shown and designated on the sold subject to any and all THIRD JUDICIAL repair. Plaintiff has the right IDAHO HOUSING AND sale and submit its bid GAGE LLC D/B/A MR. takes the property "as is," in plat of said Villa Valencia patent reservations, ease- DISTRICT to bid at such sale and FINANCE ASSOCIA- verbally or in writing. The COOPER, Plaintiff, its present condition, subject Subdivision Phase 1, filed in ments, all recorded and submit its bid verbally or in TION, Plaintiff, Plaintiff may apply all or to the valuation of the the Office of the County unrecorded liens not fore- NO. D-307-CV-2017-01179 writing. The Plaintiff may any part of its judgment to vs. property by the County Clerk of Doña Ana County closed herein, and all recor- apply all or any part of its v. the purchase price in lieu of Assessor as real or personal as plat no. 5090 on Novem- ded and unrecorded special IDAHO HOUSING AND judgment to the purchase cash. SINDY L. JONES AKA property, affixture of any ber 22, 2011 in Plat Book assessments and taxes that FINANCE ASSOCIA- price in lieu of cash. JESUS TORRES, LORE- At the date and time stated SINDY JONES AKA SIN- mobile or manufactured 23, Pages 234-237 of plat may be due. Plaintiff and its TION, Plaintiff, At the date and time stated NA ARZOLA TORRES, above, the Special Master DY L. MOORE; CASAS home to the land, deactiva- records. attorneys disclaim all re- v. above, the Special Master AND NEW MEXICO may postpone the sale to DE SOLEDAD HOME- tion of title to a mobile or sponsibility for, and the may postpone the sale to MORTGAGE FINANCE such later date and time as OWNERS' ASSOCIA- manufactured home on the The address of the real purchaser at the sale takes ROBERT L. TALA- such later date and time as AUTHORITY, Defend- the Special Master may TION, INC., Defendants. property, if any, environ- property is 5808 Laurensito the property subject to, the MANTES AND NEW the Special Master may ants. specify. mental contamination on the St., Sunland Park, NM valuation of the property by MEXICO MORTGAGE specify. NOTICE OF FORECLO- property, if any, and zoning 88008. Plaintiff does not the County Assessor as real FINANCE AUTHORITY, NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS FURTHER SURE SALE violations concerning the represent or warrant that the or personal property, affix- Defendants. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this sale may property, if any. stated street address is the ture of any mobile or GIVEN that this sale may NOTICE IS HEREBY be subject to a bankruptcy PLEASE TAKE NOTICE street address of the descri- manufactured home to the NOTICE OF SALE be subject to a bankruptcy GIVEN that the undersigned filing, a pay off, a reinstate- that the above-entitled NOTICE IS FURTHER bed property; if the street land, deactivation of title to filing, a pay off, a reinstate- Special Master will on April ment or any other condition Court, having appointed me GIVEN that the purchaser at address does not match the a mobile or manufactured NOTICE IS HEREBY ment or any other condition 10, 2018 at 11:00 am, that would cause the cancel- or my designee as Special such sale shall take title to legal description, then the home on the property, if any, GIVEN that the undersigned that would cause the cancel- outside the main entrance of lation of this sale. Further, if Master in this matter with the above described real property being sold herein is environmental contamina- Special Master will on April lation of this sale. Further, if the 3rd Judicial District any of these conditions exist, the power to sell, has property subject to a one (1) the property more particular- tion on the property, if any, 10, 2018 at 11:00 am, any of these conditions exist, Courthouse, 201 W. Pica- at the time of sale, this sale ordered me to sell the real month right of redemption. ly described above, not the and zoning violations con- outside the main entrance of at the time of sale, this sale cho, Las Cruces, NM, sell will be null and void, the property (the "Property") property located at the street cerning the property, if any. the 3rd Judicial District will be null and void, the and convey to the highest successful bidder's funds situated in Doña Ana Coun- PROSPECTIVE PUR- address; any prospective Courthouse, 201 W. Pica- successful bidder's funds bidder for cash all the right, shall be returned, and the ty, New Mexico, commonly CHASERS AT SALE ARE purchaser at the sale is given NOTICE IS FURTHER cho, Las Cruces, NM, sell shall be returned, and the title, and interest of the Special Master and the known as 3901 Sonoma ADVISED TO MAKE notice that it should verify GIVEN that the purchaser at and convey to the highest Special Master and the above-named defendants in mortgagee giving this notice Springs Ave 1016, Las THEIR OWN EXAMINA- the location and address of such sale shall take title to bidder for cash all the right, mortgagee giving this notice and to the following descri- shall not be liable to the Cruces, NM 88001, and TION OF THE TITLE AND the property being sold. Said the above-described real title, and interest of the shall not be liable to the bed real estate located in successful bidder for any more particularly described THE CONDITION OF THE sale will be made pursuant property subject to rights of above-named defendants in successful bidder for any said County and State: damages. as follows: PROPERTY AND TO to the judgment entered on redemption. and to the following descri- damages. CONSULT THEIR OWN November 22, 2017 in the 28 | Legal Notices Las Cruces Bulletin Friday, March 23, 2018 Margaret Lake property, affixture of any Special Master STATE OF STATE OF N 22° 00' 44" W, A mobile or manufactured NO. 2 AS FILED SEPTEM- Pro Legal Services, LLC from July 1, 2017 to the date NEW MEXICO the date of sale at the rate of NEW MEXICO DISTANCE OF 99.53 FEET home to the land, deactiva- BER 15, 1909 IN PLAT 201 Eubank Blvd. NE, Suite of sale at the rate of 4.500% COUNTY OF 5.3750% per annum, the COUNTY OF TO THE NORTHWEST tion of title to a mobile or RECORD 3, PAGE 49 OF A1 per annum, the costs of sale, DOÑA ANA costs of sale, including the DOÑA ANA CORNER OF THIS manufactured home on the THE DONA ANA COUN- Albuquerque, NM 87123 including the Special Mas- THIRD JUDICIAL Special Master's fee, publi- THIRD JUDICIAL TRACT, BEING A POINT property, if any, environ- TY RECORDS AND BE- (505)715-3711 ter's fee, publication costs, DISTRICT cation costs, and Plaintiff's DISTRICT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF mental contamination on the ING MORE PARTICU- and Plaintiff's costs expen- costs expended for taxes, EAST JUNIPER STREET, property, if any, and zoning LARLY DESCRIBED AS Dates: 03/16, 03/23, 03/30, ded for taxes, insurance, and NO. D-307-CV-2017-01835 insurance, and keeping the Case No.: MARKED BY A SET 1/2" violations concerning the FOLLOWS, TO-WIT: BE- 04/06, 2018 keeping the property in good property in good repair. D-307-CV-2016-02582 REBAR WITH CAP property, if any. GINNING AT THE repair. Plaintiff has the right BOKF, N.A., Plaintiff, Plaintiff has the right to bid STAMPED "NMPS 10465"; NORTHWEST INTERSEC- STATE OF to bid at such sale and at such sale and submit its WELLS FARGO BANK, THENCE ALONG SAID NOTICE IS FURTHER TION OF ARIZONA AVE- NEW MEXICO submit its bid verbally or in v. bid verbally or in writing. N.A., Plaintiff, STREET AND ALONG GIVEN that the purchaser at NUE AND MIMBRES COUNTY OF writing. The Plaintiff may The Plaintiff may apply all THE NORTH FACE OF such sale shall take title to STREET FOR THE DOÑA ANA apply all or any part of its DANIEL GUZMAN AND or any part of its judgment to vs. SAID BLOCK WALL, N the above described real SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THIRD JUDICIAL judgment to the purchase THE UNKNOWN the purchase price in lieu of 69° 25' 48" E, A DIS- property subject to a one (1) THE TRACT HEREIN DE- DISTRICT price in lieu of cash. SPOUSE OF DANIEL cash. YVONNE M. SMITH; TANCE OF 75.02 FEET TO month right of redemption. SCRIBED, SAID POINT At the date and time stated GUZMAN, Defendants. At the date and time stated JOSHUA B. SMITH; De- THE NORTHEAST COR- BEING IDENTICAL TO NO. D-307-CV-2017-00307 above, the Special Master above, the Special Master fendants. NER OF THIS TRACT, PROSPECTIVE PUR- THE SOUTHEAST COR- may postpone the sale to NOTICE OF SALE may postpone the sale to BEING A POINT AT THE CHASERS AT SALE ARE NER OF LOT 12, BLOCK BOKF, N.A., Plaintiff, such later date and time as such later date and time as NOTICE OF FORECLO- SOUTHWEST CORNER ADVISED TO MAKE 2, CENTRAL PARK the Special Master may NOTICE IS HEREBY the Special Master may SURE SALE OF THE INTERSECTION THEIR OWN EXAMINA- TRACT NO. 2; THENCE v. specify. GIVEN that the undersigned specify. OF SANTA FE STREET TION OF THE TITLE AND FROM THE PLACE OF Special Master will on April PLEASE TAKE NOTICE AND EAST JUNIPER THE CONDITION OF THE BEGINNING ALONG THE THOMAS ARAGON AND NOTICE IS FURTHER 10, 2018 at 11:00 am, NOTICE IS FURTHER that the above-entitled STREET, MARKED BY A PROPERTY AND TO NORTH LINE OF ARIZO- ROSIE M. ARAGON, De- GIVEN that this sale may outside the main entrance of GIVEN that this sale may Court, having appointed me FOUND "X" IN A SIDE- CONSULT THEIR OWN NA AVENUE S. 74°30' W., fendants. be subject to a bankruptcy the 3rd Judicial District be subject to a bankruptcy or my designee as Special WALK; THENCE ALONG ATTORNEY BEFORE 125.00 FEET TO AN IRON filing, a pay off, a reinstate- Courthouse, 201 W. Pica- filing, a pay off, a reinstate- Master in this matter with THE EAST SIDE OF SAID BIDDING. ROD SET FOR THE NOTICE OF SALE ment or any other condition cho, Las Cruces, NM, sell ment or any other condition the power to sell, has BLOCK WALL AND THE SOUTH-WEST CORNER that would cause the cancel- and convey to the highest that would cause the cancel- ordered me to sell the real WEST LINE OF SAID By: Margaret Lake OF THE TRACT HEREIN NOTICE IS HEREBY lation of this sale. Further, if bidder for cash all the right, lation of this sale. Further, if property (the "Property") SANTA FE STREET, S 22° 201 Eubank NE Suite #A1 DESCRIBED, SAID POINT GIVEN that the undersigned any of these conditions exist, title, and interest of the any of these conditions exist, situated in Doña Ana Coun- 10' 13" E, A DISTANCE OF Albuquerque, NM 87123 BEING IDENTICAL TO Special Master will on April at the time of sale, this sale above-named defendants in at the time of sale, this sale ty, New Mexico, commonly 98.89 FEET TO THE THE SOUTHWEST COR- 10, 2018 at 11:00 am, will be null and void, the and to the following descri- will be null and void, the known as 614 Juniper Ave, PLACE AND POINT OF 1 NM-16-750230-JUD NER OF LOT 12, BLOCK outside the main entrance of successful bidder's funds bed real estate located in successful bidder's funds Las Cruces, NM 88001, and BEGINNING OF THE IDSPub #0138208 2, CENTRAL PARK the 3rd Judicial District shall be returned, and the said County and State: shall be returned, and the more particularly described TRACT HEREIN DESCRI- TRACT NO. 2; THENCE N. Courthouse, 201 W. Pica- Special Master and the Special Master and the as follows: BED, CONTAINING 0.171 3/16/2018 3/23/2018 14° 00' W., 42.35 FEET TO cho, Las Cruces, NM, sell mortgagee giving this notice LOT 35 IN BLOCK C OF mortgagee giving this notice ACRES OF LAND, MORE 3/30/2018 4/6/2018 THE NORTH-WEST COR- and convey to the highest shall not be liable to the SANDHILL CENTER shall not be liable to the A 0.171 ACRE TRACT OF OR LESS. NER OF THE TRACT bidder for cash all the right, successful bidder for any HEIGHTS, PHASE 2, LO- successful bidder for any LAND LOCATED WITHIN STATE OF HEREIN DESCRIBED; title, and interest of the damages. CATED IN THE CITY OF damages. THE CORPORATE LIM- If there is a conflict between NEW MEXICO THENCE N. 70°41'10" E., above-named defendants in LAS CRUCES, DOÑA ITS OF THE CITY OF LAS the legal description and the COUNTY OF 125.50 FEET TO A POINT and to the following descri- NOTICE IS FURTHER ANA COUNTY, NEW NOTICE IS FURTHER CRUCES, DOÑA ANA street address, the legal DOÑA ANA ON THE WEST LINE OF bed real estate located in GIVEN that the real proper- MEXICO, AS THE SAME GIVEN that the real proper- COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, description shall control. THIRD JUDICIAL MIMBRES STREET FOR said County and State: ty and improvements con- IS SHOWN AND DESIG- ty and improvements con- IDENTICAL TO LOT 1, The sale is to begin at 11:00 DISTRICT THE NORTHEAST COR- cerned with herein will be NATED ON THE PLAT cerned with herein will be BLOCK 199, VILLA am on April 10, 2018, Third NER OF THE TRACT Lot 19, Block P, Cielo Vista sold subject to any and all THEREOF FILED FOR RE- sold subject to any and all MORA PROJECT, AN UN- Judicial District Courthouse, Case No.: HEREIN DESCRIBED; Patio Homes No. 1, in the patent reservations, ease- CORD IN THE OFFICE OF patent reservations, ease- RECORDED SUBDIVI- City of Las Cruces, County D-307-CV-2017-01875 THENCE ALONG MIM- City if Las Cruces, Doña ments, all recorded and THE COUNTY CLERK OF ments, all recorded and SION, AND BEING MORE of Doña Ana, State of New BRES STREET S. 14°00' E., Ana County, New Mexico, unrecorded liens not fore- DOÑA ANA COUNTY, unrecorded liens not fore- PARTICULARLY DE- Mexico, at which time I will WELLS FARGO USA 50.70 FEET TO THE as shown and designated on closed herein, and all recor- NEW MEXICO ON JANU- closed herein, and all recor- SCRIBED, AS FOLLOWS, sell to the highest and best HOLDINGS INC. Plain- PLACE OF BEGINNING, the plat thereof, filed in the ded and unrecorded special ARY 24, 2005 AND RE- ded and unrecorded special TO WIT; BEGINNING AT bidder for cash, in lawful tiff, CONTAINING 0.1335 office of the County Clerk of assessments and taxes that CORDED IN BOOK 21, assessments and taxes that THE SOUTHEAST COR- currency of the United States ACRE OF LAND, MORE said County on May 17, may be due. Plaintiff and its PAGES 122-123, PLAT RE- may be due. Plaintiff and its NER OF THIS TRACT, of America, the Property to vs. OR LESS, SUBJECT TO 1985, in Book 14 Page(s) attorneys disclaim all re- CORDS. attorneys disclaim all re- BEING A POINT ON THE pay expenses of sale, and to EASEMENTS ON RE- 26-27 of Plat Records. sponsibility for, and the sponsibility for, and the WEST LINE OF SANTA satisfy the foreclosure Judg- ESPERANZA ANAYA CORD. purchaser at the sale takes The address of the real purchaser at the sale takes FE STREET, MARKED BY ment granted on January 31, AKA MARIA E. ANAYA; The address of the real the property subject to, the property is 1177 Gunsight the property subject to, the A SET 1/2" REBAR WITH 2018 in the total amount of CAVALRY SPV I, LLC, If there is a conflict between property is 613 Cielo Vista valuation of the property by Peak Dr., Las Cruces, NM valuation of the property by CAP STAMPED "NMPS $188,796.70, along with in- AS ASSIGNEE OF CITI- the legal description and the Ct., Las Cruces, NM 88005. the County Assessor as real 88012. Plaintiff does not the County Assessor as real 10465" WHENCE A terest at the rate of 3.250% FINANCIAL; Defendants. street address, the legal Plaintiff does not represent or personal property, affix- represent or warrant that the or personal property, affix- FOUND 1/2" REBAR FOR per annum from October 19, description shall control. or warrant that the stated ture of any mobile or stated street address is the ture of any mobile or THE SOUTHEAST COR- 2017 and additional advan- NOTICE OF The sale is to begin at 2:00 street address is the street manufactured home to the street address of the descri- manufactured home to the NER OF THE SOUTHER- ces, costs, and fees incurred FORECLOSURE SALE pm on April 26, 2018, address of the described land, deactivation of title to bed property; if the street land, deactivation of title to LY ADJACENT TRACT and allowed, through the Third Judicial District property; if the street address a mobile or manufactured address does not match the a mobile or manufactured BEARS, S 22° 11' 14" E, A date of the sale. The sale is PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Courthouse, City of Las does not match the legal home on the property, if any, legal description, then the home on the property, if any, DISTANCE OF 50.00 subject to the entry of an that the above-entitled Cruces, County of Doña description, then the proper- environmental contamina- property being sold herein is environmental contamina- FEET; THENCE FROM Order by this Court approv- Court, having appointed me Ana, State of New Mexico, ty being sold herein is the tion on the property, if any, the property more particular- tion on the property, if any, THE POINT OF BEGIN- ing the sale. or my designee as Special at which time I will sell to property more particularly and zoning violations con- ly described above, not the and zoning violations con- NING AND LEAVING Master in this matter with the highest and best bidder described above, not the cerning the property, if any. property located at the street cerning the property, if any. SAID STREET AND PAR- NOTICE IS FURTHER the power to sell, has for cash, in lawful currency property located at the street address; any prospective TIALLY ALONG THE GIVEN that the real proper- ordered me to sell the real of the United States of address; any prospective NOTICE IS FURTHER purchaser at the sale is given NOTICE IS FURTHER SOUTH FACE OF A ty and improvements con- property (the "Property") America, the Property to pay purchaser at the sale is given GIVEN that the purchaser at notice that it should verify GIVEN that the purchaser at BLOCK WALL, S 68° 55' cerned with herein will be situated in Doña Ana Coun- expenses of sale, and to notice that it should verify such sale shall take title to the location and address of such sale shall take title to 53" W, A DISTANCE OF sold subject to any and all ty, New Mexico, commonly satisfy the foreclosure Judg- the location and address of the above-described real the property being sold. Said the above-described real 75.28 FEET TO THE patent reservations, ease- known as 850 S Mimbres St, ment granted on February the property being sold. Said property subject to rights of sale will be made pursuant property subject to rights of SOUTHWEST CORNER ments, and all taxes and Las Cruces, NM 88001, and 14, 2018 in the total amount sale will be made pursuant redemption. to the judgment entered on redemption. OF THIS TRACT, utility liens, special assess- more particularly described of $50,430.74 with interest to the judgment entered on January 18, 2018 in the MARKED BY A FOUND ments and taxes that may be as follows: at the rate of 8.000% per December 15, 2017 in the Margaret Lake above entitled and numbered Margaret Lake 1/2" SQUARE PIN; due. Wells Fargo Bank, annum from August 15, above entitled and numbered Special Master cause, which was a suit to Special Master WHENCE THE SOUTH- N.A., its attorneys, and the A TRACT OF LAND SIT- 2017 through the date of the cause, which was a suit to Pro Legal Services, LLC foreclose a mortgage held by Pro Legal Services, LLC WEST CORNER OF SAID undersigned Special Master, UATE WITHIN THE COR- sale. The sale is subject to foreclose a mortgage held by 201 Eubank Blvd. NE, Suite the above Plaintiff and 201 Eubank Blvd. NE, Suite BLOCK 199, MARKED BY disclaim all responsibility PORATE LIMITS OF THE the entry of an Order by this the above Plaintiff and A1 wherein Plaintiff was ad- A1 A FOUND "X" IN A for, and the purchaser at the CITY OF LAS CRUCES, Court approving the sale. wherein Plaintiff was ad- Albuquerque, NM 87123 judged to have a lien against Albuquerque, NM 87123 SIDEWALK, BEARS S 26° sale takes the property "as DOÑA ANA COUNTY, NOTICE IS FURTHER judged to have a lien against (505)715-3711 the above-described real es- (505)715-3711 11' 27" W, A DISTANCE is," in its present condition, NEW MEXICO AS LOT 12 GIVEN that the real proper- the above-described real es- tate in the sum of OF 310.48 FEET; THENCE subject to the valuation of AND PART OF LOT 13 ty and improvements con- tate in the sum of Dates: 03/16, 03/23, 03/30, $114,009.77 plus interest Dates: 03/16, 03/23, 03/30, ALONG THE WEST FACE the property by the County AND 14 OF BLOCK 2, cerned with herein will be $183,587.25 plus interest 04/06, 2018 from November 1, 2017 to 04/06, 2018 OF SAID BLOCK WALL, Assessor as real or personal CENTRAL PARK TRACT sold subject to any and all Friday, March 23, 2018 Las Cruces Bulletin Legal Notices | 29 patent reservations, ease- CHASERS AT SALE ARE pm on April 12, 2018, for cash, in lawful currency ments, and all taxes and Las Cruces, NM ADVISED TO MAKE Third Judicial District STATE OF of the United States of JUAN A. CORREA; BER- BOUNDARY AND A 25 utility liens, special assess- 88012-8010, and more par- THEIR OWN EXAMINA- Courthouse, City of Las NEW MEXICO America, the Property to pay THA C. CORREA AKA FOOT WIDE ROAD AND ments and taxes that may be ticularly described as fol- TION OF THE TITLE AND Cruces, County of Doña COUNTY OF expenses of sale, and to BERTHA C. CHAVEZ, UTILITY EASEMENT due. Wells Fargo USA lows: THE CONDITION OF THE Ana, State of New Mexico, DOÑA ANA satisfy the foreclosure Judg- Defendants. PARALLEL AND IMME- Holdings Inc., its attorneys, PROPERTY AND TO at which time I will sell to THIRD JUDICIAL ment granted on February 6, DIATELY ADJACENT TO and the undersigned Special LOT NUMBERED 2 IN CONSULT THEIR OWN the highest and best bidder DISTRICT 2018 in the total amount of NOTICE OF THE WEST BOUNDARY Master, disclaim all respon- BLOCK NUMBERED M ATTORNEY BEFORE for cash, in lawful currency $102,808.21 with interest at FORECLOSURE SALE OF THIS TRACT. ALSO sibility for, and the purchas- OF DEL REY ESTATES, BIDDING. of the United States of Case No.: the rate of 5.060% per SUBJECT TO EASE- er at the sale takes the PHASE 1, LAS CRUCES, America, the Property to pay D-307-CV-2017-01103 annum from December 1, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE MENTS AND RESERVA- property "as is," in its DOÑA ANA COUNTY, By: Margaret Lake expenses of sale, and to 2017 through the date of the that the above-entitled TIONS OF RECORD. THIS present condition, subject to NEW MEXICO, AS THE 201 Eubank NE Suite #A1 satisfy the foreclosure Judg- FINANCE OF AMERICA sale. The sale is subject to Court, having appointed me DESCRIPTION IS SOLE- the valuation of the property SAME IS SHOWN AND Albuquerque, NM 87123 ment granted on January 31, REVERSE LLC, Plaintiff, the entry of an Order by this or my designee as Special LY INTENDED AS PART by the County Assessor as DESIGNATED ON THE 2018 in the total amount of Court approving the sale. Master in this matter with OF AN INTER-FAMILY real or personal property, PLAT OF SAID DEL REY 1 NM-14-635200-JUD $420,016.59 with interest at vs. the power to sell, has SUBDIVISION. FIELD affixture of any mobile or ESTATES, PHASE 1, IDSPub #0137935 the rate of 3.43% per annum NOTICE IS FURTHER ordered me to sell the real NOTES BY DIAMOND- manufactured home to the FILED IN THE OFFICE OF from December 28, 2017 THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, GIVEN that the real proper- property (the "Property") BACK LAND SURVEY- land, deactivation of title to THE COUNTY CLERK OF 3/9/2018 3/16/2018 through the date of the sale. DEVISEES AND LEGA- ty and improvements con- situated in Doña Ana Coun- ING COMPANY, including a mobile or manufactured DOÑA ANA COUNTY, 3/23/2018 3/30/2018 The sale is subject to the TEES OF STEWART cerned with herein will be ty, New Mexico, commonly the manufactured home, de- home on the property, if any, NEW MEXICO ON OCTO- entry of an Order by this WHITTIER, DECEASED; sold subject to any and all known as 8930 Luna Vista scribed as a environmental contamina- BER 25, 2007 IN PLAT STATE OF Court approving the sale. UNITED STATES OF patent reservations, ease- Road, Las Cruces, NM TXFL2ABF32840458. If tion on the property, if any, BOOK 22, FOLIO 363-365. NEW MEXICO AMERICA BY AND ments, and all taxes and 88012, and more particularly there is a conflict between and zoning violations con- COUNTY OF NOTICE IS FURTHER THROUGH THE SECRE- utility liens, special assess- described as follows: the legal description and the cerning the property, if any. If there is a conflict between DOÑA ANA GIVEN that the real proper- TARY OF HOUSING AND ments and taxes that may be street address, the legal the legal description and the THIRD JUDICIAL ty and improvements con- URBAN DEVELOPMENT, due. Finance Of America LOT 1, CHAVEZ ACRES, description shall control. NOTICE IS FURTHER street address, the legal DISTRICT cerned with herein will be Defendants. Reverse LLC, its attorneys, IN DOÑA ANA COUNTY, The sale is to begin at 11:00 GIVEN that the purchaser at description shall control. sold subject to any and all and the undersigned Special NEW MEXICO, AS am on April 10, 2018, Third such sale shall take title to The sale is to begin at 11:00 Case No.: patent reservations, ease- NOTICE OF Master, disclaim all respon- SHOWN AND DESIGNA- Judicial District Courthouse, the above described real AM on April 10, 2018, D-307-CV-2017-00949 ments, and all taxes and FORECLOSURE SALE sibility for, and the purchas- TED ON THE PLAT City of Las Cruces, County property subject to a one (1) Third Judicial District utility liens, special assess- er at the sale takes the THEREOF, FILED IN THE of Doña Ana, State of New month right of redemption. Courthouse, City of Las JAMES B. NUTTER & ments and taxes that may be PLEASE TAKE NOTICE property "as is," in its OFFICE OF THE COUNTY Mexico, at which time I will Cruces, County of Doña COMPANY, Plaintiff, due. James B. Nutter & that the above-entitled present condition, subject to CLERK OF SAID COUN- sell to the highest and best PROSPECTIVE PUR- Ana, State of New Mexico, Company, its attorneys, and Court, having appointed me the valuation of the property TY ON AUGUST 20, 2007, bidder for cash, in lawful CHASERS AT SALE ARE at which time I will sell to vs. the undersigned Special or my designee as Special by the County Assessor as IN BOOK 22 PAGE(S) 323 currency of the United States ADVISED TO MAKE the highest and best bidder Master, disclaim all respon- Master in this matter with real or personal property, OF PLAT RECORDS. The of America, the Property to THEIR OWN EXAMINA- for cash, in lawful currency GENE A. REED; MAR- sibility for, and the purchas- the power to sell, has affixture of any mobile or property was also described pay expenses of sale, and to TION OF THE TITLE AND of the United States of IETTA W. REED; UNI- er at the sale takes the ordered me to sell the real manufactured home to the as: satisfy the foreclosure Judg- THE CONDITION OF THE America, the Property to pay TED STATES OF AMER- property "as is," in its property (the "Property") land, deactivation of title to ment granted on January 31, PROPERTY AND TO expenses of sale, and to ICA BY AND THROUGH present condition, subject to situated in Doña Ana Coun- a mobile or manufactured A TRACT OF LAND SIT- 2018 in the total amount of CONSULT THEIR OWN satisfy the foreclosure Judg- THE SECRETARY OF the valuation of the property ty, New Mexico, commonly home on the property, if any, UATE NORTHEAST OF $81,584.01 with interest at ATTORNEY BEFORE ment granted on October 14, HOUSING AND URBAN by the County Assessor as known as 2991 W Crocus environmental contamina- LAS CRUCES, DOÑA the rate of 4.000% per BIDDING. 2015 in the total amount of DEVELOPMENT, De- real or personal property, Court, Las Cruces, NM tion on the property, if any, ANA COUNTY, NEW annum from October 10, $165,922.71 with interest at fendants. affixture of any mobile or 88007, and more particularly and zoning violations con- MEXICO IN THE SW 1/4 2017 through the date of the By: Robert Doyle the rate of 4.250% per manufactured home to the described as follows: cerning the property, if any. OF SECTION 5, T.22S., sale. The sale is subject to c/o Legal Process Network annum from August 28, NOTICE OF land, deactivation of title to R.3E., N.M.P.M. OF THE the entry of an Order by this P.O. Box 51526 2015 through the date of the FORECLOSURE SALE a mobile or manufactured LOT NUMBERED 16 OF NOTICE IS FURTHER U.S.G.L.O. SURVEYS Court approving the sale. Albuquerque, NM 87181 sale. The sale is subject to home on the property, if any, RILLITO ACRES SUBDI- GIVEN that the purchaser at AND BEING MORE PAR- the entry of an Order by this PLEASE TAKE NOTICE environmental contamina- VISION, PHASE II, LAS such sale shall take title to TICULARLY DESCRIBED NOTICE IS FURTHER 1 NM-17-774069-JUD Court approving the sale. that the above-entitled tion on the property, if any, CRUCES, DOÑA ANA the above described real AS FOLLOWS, TO WIT: GIVEN that the real proper- IDSPub #0138060 Court, having appointed me and zoning violations con- COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, property subject to a one (1) BEGINNING AT A 1/2" ty and improvements con- NOTICE IS FURTHER or my designee as Special cerning the property, if any. AS THE SAME IS SHOWN month right of redemption. IRON ROD FOUND FOR cerned with herein will be 3/16/2018 3/23/2018 GIVEN that the real proper- Master in this matter with AND DESIGNATED ON THE NORTHWEST COR- sold subject to any and all 3/30/2018 4/6/2018 ty and improvements con- the power to sell, has NOTICE IS FURTHER THE PLAT OF SAID RIL- PROSPECTIVE PUR- NER OF THIS TRACT; patent reservations, ease- cerned with herein will be ordered me to sell the real GIVEN that the purchaser at LITO ACRES SUBDIVI- CHASERS AT SALE ARE WHENCE A BRASS CAP ments, and all taxes and STATE OF sold subject to any and all property (the "Property") such sale shall take title to SION, PHASE II, FILED IN ADVISED TO MAKE FOUND FOR THE W 1/4 utility liens, special assess- NEW MEXICO patent reservations, ease- situated in Doña Ana Coun- the above described real THE OFFICE OF THE THEIR OWN EXAMINA- CORNER OF SECTION 5, ments and taxes that may be COUNTY OF ments, and all taxes and ty, New Mexico, commonly property subject to a one (1) COUNTY CLERK OF DO- TION OF THE TITLE AND T.22S., R.3E., N.M.P.M. OF due. Wells Fargo Bank, DOÑA ANA utility liens, special assess- known as 400 Casad Road, month right of redemption. ÑA ANA COUNTY, NEW THE CONDITION OF THE THE U.S.G.L.O. SURVEYS N.A., its attorneys, and the THIRD JUDICIAL ments and taxes that may be La Union, NM 88021, and MEXICO ON OCTOBER 3, PROPERTY AND TO BEARS N.89°16'54"W., A undersigned Special Master, DISTRICT due. Wells Fargo Bank, NA, more particularly described PROSPECTIVE PUR- 2001, IN PLAT BOOK 19, CONSULT THEIR OWN DISTANCE OF 503.49 disclaim all responsibility its attorneys, and the under- as follows: CHASERS AT SALE ARE FOLIO 729-731. Also ATTORNEY BEFORE FEET; THENCE FROM for, and the purchaser at the Case No.: signed Special Master, dis- ADVISED TO MAKE known as: LOT 16, PHASE BIDDING. THE POINT OF BEGIN- sale takes the property "as D-307-CV-2014-01533 claim all responsibility for, LOT NUMBERED 8 IN THEIR OWN EXAMINA- II, RILLITO ACRES SUB- NING S.89°16'54"E., 200.79 is," in its present condition, and the purchaser at the sale BLOCK NUMBERED 2 OF TION OF THE TITLE AND DIVISION, IN THE CITY By: Robert Doyle FEET TO A 1/2" IRON ROD subject to the valuation of WELLS FARGO BANK, takes the property "as is," in REPLAT OF LOTS 6, 7, 8, THE CONDITION OF THE OF LAS CRUCES, DOÑA c/o Legal Process Network SET FOR THE NORTH- the property by the County NA, Plaintiff, its present condition, subject 9 & 10, INCL. BLK 2, PROPERTY AND TO ANA COUNTY, NEW P.O. Box 51526 EAST CORNER OF THIS Assessor as real or personal to the valuation of the WEST VALLEY FARM CONSULT THEIR OWN MEXICO, AS SHOWN Albuquerque, NM 87181 TRACT; THENCE property, affixture of any vs. property by the County SUBDIVISION, DOÑA ATTORNEY BEFORE AND DESIGNATED ON 1 NM-17-760265-JUD S.00°41'24"E., 238.31 FEET mobile or manufactured Assessor as real or personal ANA COUNTY, NEW BIDDING. THE PLAT THEREOF, IDSPub #0137719 TO A 1/2" IRON ROD SET home to the land, deactiva- DANTE ANTHONY DOZ- property, affixture of any MEXICO, AS THE SAME FILED IN THE OFFICE OF FOR THE SOUTHEAST tion of title to a mobile or IER AKA DANTE AN- mobile or manufactured IS SHOWN AND DESIG- By: Robert Doyle THE COUNTY CLERK OF 3/2/2018 3/9/2018 CORNER OF THIS manufactured home on the THONY DOXIER, De- home to the land, deactiva- NATED ON THE PLAT OF c/o Legal Process Network SAID COUNTY ON OC- 3/16/2018 3/23/2018 TRACT; THENCE property, if any, environ- fendants. tion of title to a mobile or SAID REPLAT OF LOTS 6, P.O. Box 51526 TOBER 3, 2001, IN BOOK N.89°16'54"W., 200.79 mental contamination on the manufactured home on the 7, 8, 9 & 10, INCL. BLK 2, Albuquerque, NM 87181 19 PAGES 729-731 OF STATE OF FEET TO A 1/2" IRON ROD property, if any, and zoning NOTICE OF property, if any, environ- WEST VALLEY FARM 1 NM-17-767323-JUD PLAT RECORDS. NEW MEXICO FOUND FOR THE violations concerning the FORECLOSURE SALE mental contamination on the SUBDIVISION, FILED IN IDSPub #0137937 COUNTY OF SOUTHWEST CORNER property, if any. property, if any, and zoning THE OFFICE OF THE If there is a conflict between DOÑA ANA OF THIS TRACT; PLEASE TAKE NOTICE violations concerning the COUNTY CLERK OF DO- 3/9/2018 3/16/2018 the legal description and the THIRD JUDICIAL THENCE N.00°41'24"W., NOTICE IS FURTHER that the above-entitled property, if any. ÑA ANA COUNTY, NEW 3/23/2018 3/30/2018 street address, the legal DISTRICT 238.31 FEET TO THE GIVEN that the purchaser at Court, having appointed me MEXICO ON JUNE 22, description shall control. POINT OF BEGINNING such sale shall take title to or my designee as Special NOTICE IS FURTHER 1977 IN PLAT BOOK 12, The sale is to begin at 2:00 Case No.: CONTAINING 1.098 the above described real Master in this matter with GIVEN that the purchaser at FOLIO 108. pm on April 12, 2018, D-307-CV-2017-01751 ACRES OF LAND MORE property subject to a one (1) the power to sell, has such sale shall take title to Third Judicial District OR LESS. SUBJECT TO A month right of redemption. ordered me to sell the real the above described real If there is a conflict between Courthouse, City of Las WELLS FARGO BANK, 30 FOOT WIDE ROAD property (the "Property") property subject to a one (1) the legal description and the Cruces, County of Doña N.A., Plaintiff, AND UTILITY EASE- PROSPECTIVE PUR- situated in Doña Ana Coun- month right of redemption. street address, the legal Ana, State of New Mexico, MENT PARALLEL AND CHASERS AT SALE ARE ty, New Mexico, commonly description shall control. at which time I will sell to vs. IMMEDIATELY ADJA- ADVISED TO MAKE known as 4732 Zeno Place, PROSPECTIVE PUR- The sale is to begin at 2:00 the highest and best bidder CENT TO THE NORTH THEIR OWN EXAMINA- 30 | Legal Notices Las Cruces Bulletin Friday, March 23, 2018 TION OF THE TITLE AND February 21, 2018 in the environmental contamina- Co- Personal Representa- attorneys disclaim all re- THE CONDITION OF THE total amount of $105,320.31 fendants. tion on the property, if any, tives of the Estate of JANUARY 22, 2014 IN sponsibility for, and the PROPERTY AND TO with interest at the rate of and zoning violations con- MICHAEL P. McCREARY, BOOK 23, PAGE(S) purchaser at the sale takes CONSULT THEIR OWN 6.00% per annum from NOTICE OF cerning the property, if any. deceased. 566-568. the property subject to, the If there is a conflict between ATTORNEY BEFORE December 31, 2017 through FORECLOSURE SALE valuation of the property by the legal description and the BIDDING. the date of the sale. The sale NOTICE IS FURTHER /s/ The address of the real the County Assessor as real street address, the legal is subject to the entry of an PLEASE TAKE NOTICE GIVEN that the purchaser at CASEY L. McCREARY, property is 847 Cedar Park or personal property, affix- description shall control. By: Margaret Lake Order by this Court approv- that the above-entitled such sale shall take title to Co- Personal Representa- Ave., Sunland Park, NM ture of any mobile or The sale is to begin at 2:00 201 Eubank NE Suite #A1 ing the sale. Court, having appointed me the above described real tives of the Estate of 88008. Plaintiff does not manufactured home to the pm on March 29, 2018, Albuquerque, NM 87123 or my designee as Special property subject to a one (1) MICHAEL P. McCREARY, represent or warrant that the land, deactivation of title to Third Judicial District NOTICE IS FURTHER Master in this matter with month right of redemption. deceased. stated street address is the a mobile or manufactured Courthouse, City of Las 1 NM-17-769301-JUD GIVEN that the real proper- the power to sell, has street address of the descri- home on the property, if any, Cruces, County of Doña IDSPub #0138095 ty and improvements con- ordered me to sell the real PROSPECTIVE PUR- Prepared by: bed property; if the street environmental contamina- Ana, State of New Mexico, cerned with herein will be property (the "Property") CHASERS AT SALE ARE The Law Offices of Dana M. address does not match the tion on the property, if any, at which time I will sell to 3/16/2018 3/23/2018 sold subject to any and all situated in Doña Ana Coun- ADVISED TO MAKE Kyle, P.A. legal description, then the and zoning violations con- the highest and best bidder 3/30/2018 4/6/2018 patent reservations, ease- ty, New Mexico, commonly THEIR OWN EXAMINA- /s/ property being sold herein is cerning the property, if any. for cash, in lawful currency ments, and all taxes and known as 1024 Sycamore TION OF THE TITLE AND Dana M. Kyle the property more particular- of the United States of STATE OF utility liens, special assess- Dr., Las Cruces, NM 88005, THE CONDITION OF THE P.O. Box 2277 ly described above, not the NOTICE IS FURTHER America, the Property to pay NEW MEXICO ments and taxes that may be and more particularly descri- PROPERTY AND TO Las Cruces, New Mexico property located at the street GIVEN that the purchaser at expenses of sale, and to COUNTY OF due. JPMorgan Chase Bank, bed as follows: CONSULT THEIR OWN 88004-2277 address; any prospective such sale shall take title to satisfy the foreclosure Judg- DOÑA ANA National Association, its ATTORNEY BEFORE (575) 525-0020 purchaser at the sale is given the above-described real ment granted on January 10, THIRD JUDICIAL attorneys, and the under- LOT 1, BLOCK 6, UNIT BIDDING. (575) 525-0017 fax notice that it should verify property subject to rights of 2018 in the total amount of DISTRICT signed Special Master, dis- NO. 2 DALE J. BELLA- Attorney for Co-Personal the location and address of redemption. $136,057.79 with interest at claim all responsibility for, MAH'S GLENDALE GAR- By: Robert Doyle Representatives the property being sold. Said the rate of 6.3750% per Case No.: and the purchaser at the sale DENS, IN THE CITY OF c/o Legal Process Network sale will be made pursuant Margaret Lake annum from November 28, D-307-CV-2017-03882 takes the property "as is," in LAS CRUCES, DOÑA P.O. Box 51526 Dates: 03/09, 03/16, 03/23, to the judgment entered on Special Master 2017 through the date of the its present condition, subject ANA COUNTY, NEW Albuquerque, NM 87181 2018 December 1, 2017 in the Pro Legal Services, LLC sale. The sale is subject to JPMORGAN CHASE to the valuation of the MEXICO, AS SHOWN 1 NM-17-782417-JUD above entitled and numbered 201 Eubank Blvd. NE, Suite the entry of an Order by this BANK, NATIONAL AS- property by the County AND DESIGNATED ON IDSPub #0137720 STATE OF cause, which was a suit to A1 Court approving the sale. SOCIATION Plaintiff, Assessor as real or personal THE PLAT THEREOF, NEW MEXICO foreclose a mortgage held by Albuquerque, NM 87123 property, affixture of any FILED IN THE OFFICE OF 3/2/2018 3/9/2018 COUNTY OF the above Plaintiff and (505)715-3711 NOTICE IS FURTHER vs. mobile or manufactured THE COUNTY CLERK OF 3/16/2018 3/23/2018 DOÑA ANA wherein Plaintiff was ad- GIVEN that the real proper- home to the land, deactiva- SAID COUNTY ON FEB- THIRD JUDICIAL judged to have a lien against Dates: 03/16, 03/23, 03/30, ty and improvements con- FRANCISCO PEREZ IV tion of title to a mobile or RUARY 17, 1964, IN STATE OF DISTRICT the above-described real es- 04/06, 2018 cerned with herein will be Defendants. manufactured home on the BOOK 9 PAGE (S) 17-18 NEW MEXICO tate in the sum of sold subject to any and all property, if any, environ- OF PLAT RECORDS. COUNTY OF NO. D-307-CV-2016-02332 $212,687.03 plus interest STATE OF patent reservations, ease- NOTICE OF FORECLO- mental contamination on the DOÑA ANA from July 1, 2017 to the date NEW MEXICO ments, and all taxes and SURE SALE property, if any, and zoning If there is a conflict between THIRD JUDICIAL PENNYMAC LOAN of sale at the rate of 4.000% COUNTY OF utility liens, special assess- violations concerning the the legal description and the DISTRICT COURT SERVICES, LLC, per annum, the costs of sale, DOÑA ANA ments and taxes that may be PLEASE TAKE NOTICE property, if any. street address, the legal Plaintiff, including the Special Mas- THIRD JUDICIAL due. Wells Fargo Bank, that the above-entitled description shall control. D-307-PB-2018-00031 ter's fee, publication costs, DISTRICT N.A., its attorneys, and the Court, having appointed me NOTICE IS FURTHER The sale is to begin at 2:00 Judge James T. Martin v. and Plaintiff's costs expen- undersigned Special Master, or my designee as Special GIVEN that the purchaser at pm on April 12, 2018, ded for taxes, insurance, and Case No.: disclaim all responsibility Master in this matter with such sale shall take title to Third Judicial District IN THE MATTER OF RICARDO HERNANDEZ, keeping the property in good D-307-CV-2017-03036 for, and the purchaser at the the power to sell, has the above described real Courthouse, City of Las THE ESTATE YADIRA Y. CER- repair. Plaintiff has the right sale takes the property "as ordered me to sell the real property subject to a one (1) Cruces, County of Doña OF MICHAEL P. VANTES, TCF EQUIP- to bid at such sale and WELLS FARGO BANK, is," in its present condition, property (the "Property") month right of redemption. Ana, State of New Mexico, McCREARY MENT FINANCE, INC., submit its bid verbally or in N.A., Plaintiff, subject to the valuation of situated in Doña Ana Coun- at which time I will sell to Deceased. FARMERS INSURANCE writing. The Plaintiff may the property by the County ty, New Mexico, commonly PROSPECTIVE PUR- the highest and best bidder COMPANY OF ARIZO- apply all or any part of its vs. Assessor as real or personal known as 695 Windmill CHASERS AT SALE ARE for cash, in lawful currency NOTICE TO CRED- NA, AND NEW MEXICO judgment to the purchase property, affixture of any Court, Las Cruces, NM ADVISED TO MAKE of the United States of ITORS WORKFORCE SOLU- price in lieu of cash. CARLOS TELLEZ; GLO- mobile or manufactured 88011, and more particularly THEIR OWN EXAMINA- America, the Property to pay TIONS BENEFIT PAY- At the date and time stated RIA Q. TELLEZ, Defend- home to the land, deactiva- described as follows: TION OF THE TITLE AND expenses of sale, and to NOTICE IS HEREBY MENT CONTROL SEC- above, the Special Master ants. tion of title to a mobile or THE CONDITION OF THE satisfy the foreclosure Judg- GIVEN that the undersigned TION FKA NEW MEXI- may postpone the sale to manufactured home on the LOT 11, BLOCK 8, SAGE- PROPERTY AND TO ment granted on January 31, have been appointed as CO DEPARTMENT OF such later date and time as NOTICE OF property, if any, environ- CREST SUBDIVISION CONSULT THEIR OWN 2018 in the total amount of co-personal representatives LABOR EMPLOYMENT the Special Master may FORECLOSURE SALE mental contamination on the NUMBER TWO B, IN THE ATTORNEY BEFORE $107,842.85 with interest at of this estate. All persons SECURITY DIVISION, specify. property, if any, and zoning CITY OF LAS CRUCES, BIDDING. the rate of 6.49% per annum having claims against this Defendants. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE violations concerning the DOÑA ANA COUNTY, from January 2, 2017 estate are required to present NOTICE IS FURTHER that the above-entitled property, if any. NEW MEXICO, AS By: Robert Doyle through the date of the sale. their claims within four (4) NOTICE OF SALE GIVEN that this sale may Court, having appointed me SHOWN AND DESIGNA- c/o Legal Process Network The sale is subject to the months after the date of the be subject to a bankruptcy or my designee as Special NOTICE IS FURTHER TED ON THE PLAT P.O. Box 51526 entry of an Order by this first publication of this NOTICE IS HEREBY filing, a pay off, a reinstate- Master in this matter with GIVEN that the purchaser at THEREOF, FILED IN THE Albuquerque, NM 87181 Court approving the sale. Notice or the claims will be GIVEN that the undersigned ment or any other condition the power to sell, has such sale shall take title to OFFICE OF THE COUNTY forever barred. Claims must Special Master will on April that would cause the cancel- ordered me to sell the real the above described real CLERK OF SAID COUN- 1 NM-17-799506-JUD NOTICE IS FURTHER be presented either to the 10, 2018 at 11:00 am, lation of this sale. Further, if property (the "Property") property subject to a one (1) TY ON AUGUST 27, 1984, IDSPub #0138253 GIVEN that the real proper- Co-Personal Representatives outside the main entrance of any of these conditions exist, situated in Doña Ana Coun- month right of redemption. IN BOOK 13 PAGES ty and improvements con- c/o The Law Offices of the 3rd Judicial District at the time of sale, this sale ty, New Mexico, commonly 310-313 OF PLAT RE- 3/23/2018 3/30/2018 cerned with herein will be Dana M. Kyle, P.O. Box Courthouse, 201 W. Pica- will be null and void, the known as 1405 Myrtle PROSPECTIVE PUR- CORDS. 4/6/2018 4/13/2018 sold subject to any and all 2277, Las Cruces, New cho, Las Cruces, NM, sell successful bidder's funds Avenue, Las Cruces, NM CHASERS AT SALE ARE patent reservations, ease- Mexico 88004, or filed with and convey to the highest shall be returned, and the 88001, and more particularly ADVISED TO MAKE If there is a conflict between STATE OF ments, and all taxes and the Third Judicial District bidder for cash all the right, Special Master and the described as follows: THEIR OWN EXAMINA- the legal description and the NEW MEXICO utility liens, special assess- Court of Doña Ana County, title, and interest of the mortgagee giving this notice TION OF THE TITLE AND street address, the legal COUNTY OF ments and taxes that may be 201 W. Picacho, Suite A, above-named defendants in shall not be liable to the LOT 8A, REVISED EL THE CONDITION OF THE description shall control. DOÑA ANA due. BOKF, N.A., its attor- Las Cruces, New Mexico and to the following descri- successful bidder for any ENCANTO HOMESITES PROPERTY AND TO The sale is to begin at 2:00 THIRD JUDICIAL neys, and the undersigned 88005. bed real estate located in damages. LOTS 4 TO 16 INCLU- CONSULT THEIR OWN pm on April 26, 2018, DISTRICT Special Master, disclaim all said County and State: SIVE, IN THE CITY OF ATTORNEY BEFORE Third Judicial District responsibility for, and the Dated this 5th day of March, NOTICE IS FURTHER LAS CRUCES, DOÑA BIDDING. Courthouse, City of Las Case No.: purchaser at the sale takes 2018. LOT 27, BLOCK 4, VA- GIVEN that the real proper- ANA COUNTY, NEW Cruces, County of Doña D-307-CV-2017-03312 the property "as is," in its LENCIA PARK UNIT ty and improvements con- MEXICO, AS SHOWN By: Robert Doyle Ana, State of New Mexico, present condition, subject to /s/ ONE, IN THE COUNTY cerned with herein will be AND DESIGNATED ON c/o Legal Process Network at which time I will sell to JUDICIAL DISTRICT the valuation of the property JAMES H. McCREARY, OF DOÑA ANA, STATE sold subject to any and all THE PLAT THEREOF, P.O. Box 51526 the highest and best bidder BOKF, N.A., Plaintiff, by the County Assessor as Co- Personal Representa- OF NEW MEXICO, AS patent reservations, ease- FILED IN THE OFFICE OF Albuquerque, NM 87181 for cash, in lawful currency real or personal property, tives of the Estate of SHOWN AND DESIGNA- ments, all recorded and THE COUNTY CLERK OF of the United States of vs. affixture of any mobile or MICHAEL P. McCREARY, TED ON THE PLAT unrecorded liens not fore- SAID COUNTY ON MAY 1 NM-17-781466-JUD America, the Property to pay manufactured home to the deceased. THEREOF, FILED IN THE closed herein, and all recor- 27, 1958, IN BOOK 8 IDSPub #0137535 expenses of sale, and to JUANITA ORTEGA; NEW land, deactivation of title to OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ded and unrecorded special PAGE(S) 18 OF PLAT satisfy the foreclosure De- MEXICO MORTGAGE FI- a mobile or manufactured /s/ CLERK OF SAID COUN- assessments and taxes that RECORDS. 3/2/2018 3/9/2018 fault Judgment granted on NANCE AUTHORITY, De- home on the property, if any, DANIEL D. McCREARY, TY AS PLAT NO. 5286 ON may be due. Plaintiff and its 3/16/2018 3/23/2018 Friday, March 23, 2018 Las Cruces Bulletin Legal Notices | 31 STATE OF Complaint in said cause on ARE ADVISED TO MAKE Dated: March 15, 2018 representative of this estate. NEW MEXICO MARIA PROVENCIO; or before thirty (30) days county clerk of said county held by Plaintiff by which THEIR OWN EXAMINA- All persons having claims COUNTY OF DON PROVENCIO; UNI- after the last publication on March 7, 1989, and Plaintiff has a security TION OF TITLE AND TO /s/ Pat Mendoza against this estate are re- DOÑA ANA TED STATES OF AMER- date, judgment by default recorded in Book 16, Pages interest on the above- CONSULT THEIR OWN Pat Mendoza quired to present their claims THIRD JUDICIAL ICA BY AND THROUGH will be entered against you. 42-44, Plat Records. described real estate in the ATTORNEY BEFORE 6330 Chamiso Place. within four (4) months after DISTRICT COURT THE SECRETARY OF sum of $54,919,261.25 as of BIDDING. Las Cruces, NM 88012 the date of the first publica- HOUSING AND URBAN McCARTHY & HOLTHUS, Lot 9B, REPLAT OF LOT 9 March 2, 2018, plus interest 575-202-5330 tion of this notice, or the CASE NO. DEVELOPMENT; WIL- LLP OF A REPLAT OF MESIL- at a per diem rate of DATED at Las Cruces, New claims will be forever bar- D-307-DM2017-176 LIAM M. PROVENCIO, LA VALLEY MALL SUB- $14,698.50 from the date of Mexico, on March 19, 2018. Dates: 03/23, 03/30, 04/06, red. Claims must be presen- JUDGE: LISA C. Defendants. By:/s/ Elaine Abeyta- DIVISION EXCLUDING Judgment to the date of Sale, 2018 ted either to the undersigned SCHULTZ Montoya LOT 15, in the County of together with costs of sale By /s/Samantha R. Barncas- personal representative at Karen Weaver Doña Ana, New Mexico, as including a reasonable Spe- tle STATE OF the address listed below, or Stephanie Duran, Petition- NOTICE OF PENDENCY Elaine Abeyta-Montoya the same is shown and cial Master's fee (estimated Samantha R. Barncastle NEW MEXICO filed with the Probate Court er, OF ACTION 6501 Eagle Rock NE, Suite designated on Plat No. 1132 at approximately $250.00 Special Master IN THE PROBATE of Doña Ana, County, New A-3 thereof, filed for record in plus gross receipts tax). The Barncastle Law Firm COURT Mexico, located at the v. STATE OF NEW MEXICO Albuquerque, New Mexico the office of the county clerk proceeds from the judicial P.O. Box 1556 DOÑA ANA COUNTY following address: 845 N. to Defendants, UNKNOWN 87113 of said county on April 8, sale will be applied first to Las Cruces, NM 88004 Motel Blvd. Rm1-201, Las Blade Morriss, Respond- HEIRS, DEVISEES AND Telephone No.: (505) 1983, and recorded in Book the payment of the costs and Ph: 575-636-2377 NO. 18-70 Cruces, NM 88007 ent. LEGATEES OF PAUL 219-4900 13, Page 176, Plat Records. expenses of the sale, then to DANIEL PROVENCIO, emontoya the payment of the Judgment Respectfully submitted, IN THE MATTER OF Dated: March 9, 2018 NOTICE OF SUIT DECEASED: @mccarthyholthus.com LOT 10, A REPLAT OF in favor of Plaintiff. Any POLSINELLI THE ESTATE OF You are hereby notified that Attorneys for Plaintiff THE MESILLA VALLEY excess funds shall be depos- Matt R. Moriarity (MO # PRISCILLA B. SAN- /s/ Thomas L. Zornes TO Blade Morriss, RE- the above-named Plaintiff MALL SUBDIVISION EX- ited with the Clerk of the 57871) Admitted Pro Hac CHEZ, Thomas L. Zornes SPONDENT: Nationstar Mortgage LLC Dates: 03/23, 03/30, 04/06, CLUDING LOT 15, in the Court to be applied as may Vice Kansas City, Missouri a.k.a PRICILLA BERNAL 1905 Arlington Ave. D/B/A Champion Mortgage 2018 County of Doña Ana, New be determined by the Court. 64112 Telephone (816) SANCHEZ, DECEASED. Las Cruces, NM 88001 Take notice that a lawsuit Company has filed a civil Mexico, as same is shown Plaintiff has the right to 753-1000 Facsimile (816) 575-527-2048 has been filed against you. action against you in the STATE OF and designated on Plat No. submit its Judgment by way 753-1536 NOTICE TO CRED- above-entitled Court and NEW MEXICO 1090 thereof, filed for record of bid verbally or in writing. ITORS Dates: 03/23, 03/30, 04/06, The subject of this lawsuit cause, the general object COUNTY OF in the office of the county Plaintiff may apply all or - And - 2018 is: Grandparent Visitation thereof being to foreclose a DOÑA ANA clerk of said county on any part of its Judgment to NOTICE IS HEREBY Rights mortgage on real property THIRD JUDICIAL February 10, 1982, and the purchase price in lieu of SCOTTHULSE P.C 1100 GIVEN that the undersigned located at 1233 Akers Street, DISTRICT COURT recorded in book 13, Pages cash. The sale may be Chase Tower 201 E. Main has been appointed personal if you do not file a response Las Cruces, NM 88005. The 111-113, Plat Records. postponed and re-scheduled Drive El Paso, Texas 79901 representative of this estate. or responsive pleading with real property which is the No.: D-307-CV-2017-03033 at the discretion of the (915) 533-2493 All persons having claims the above-titled Court within subject matter of this action Judge: James T. Martin TRACT 2: Special Master. (915) 546-8333 Telecopier against this estate are re- NOTICE is hereby given 30 days after the third is legally described as fol- quired to present their claims that pursuant to Section publication of this Notice, lows: WELLS FARGO BANK, LOT 8A, MESILLA VAL- NOTICE IS FURTHER By: /s/ James M. Feuille within four (4) months after 73-13-4 NMSA, the Board the Court may enter a N.A., AS TRUSTEE LEY MALL SUBDIVI- GIVEN THAT the real JAMES M. FEUILLE NM the date of the first publica- of Directors of Elephant default judgement against LOT NUMBERED 1 IN FOR THE REGISTERED SION, REPLAT NO. 3, A property and improvements State Bar. No. 145552 tion of any published notice Butte Irrigation District you. BLOCK NUMBERED 109 HOLDERS OF SUMMARY REPLAT, in will be sold subject to any [email protected] to creditors or sixty (60) (District) will consider a OF COUNTRY CLUB CREDIT SUISSE FIRST the County of Doña Ana, and all patent reservation, ATTORNEYS FOR PLAIN- days after the date of Resolution to transfer water Petitioner's Name: Stephanie MANOR NO. 3, LAS CRU- BOSTON MORTGAGE) New Mexico, as the same is easements, all recorded and TIFF mailing or other delivery of rights appurtenant to lands Duran CES, DOÑA ANA COUN- SECURITIES CORP., shown and designated on unrecorded liens not fore- this notice, whichever is within the District which are Mailing Address: 402 Au- TY, NEW MEXICO, AS COMMERCIAL MORT- Plat No. 1939 thereof, filed closed herein, all recorded Dates: 03/23, 03/30, 04/06, later, or the claims will be not suitable for irrigation or gustas Road THE SAME IS SHOWN GAGE PASS-THROUGH for record in the office of the and unrecorded special as- 04/13, 2018 forever barred. Claims must capable of being properly Las Cruces, NM 88001 AND DESIGNATED ON CERTIFICATES, SERIES county clerk of said county sessments and taxes that be presented either to the irrigated to other lands Telephone: 575-621-7846 THE PLAT OF SAID 2007-C5, Plaintiff, on March 7, 1989, and may be due including unpaid undersigned personal repre- within the District, if in the COUNTRY CLUB MAN- recorded in Book 16, Pages utility bills. Plaintiff and its sentative at the address listed Board's judgement the land WITNESS the Honorable OR NO. 3, FILED IN THE v. 42-44, Plat Records. attorneys disclaim all re- STATE OF below, or filed with the may be profitably irrigated Lisa C. Schultz, District OFFICE OF THE COUNTY sponsibility for, and the NEW MEXICO Probate Court of Doña Ana and advantageously irriga- Judge of the Third Judicial CLERK OF DOÑA ANA MESILLA VALLEY TRACT 3:Easement Estate purchaser at the sale takes IN THE PROBATE County, New Mexico, loca- ted. The request is made by District Court of the State of COUNTY, NEW MEXICO MALL, LLC; Defendant. the property subject to, the COURT ted at 845 N. Motel Blvd. LAULES+M FAMILY New Mexico and the seal of ON FEBRUARY 7, 1966 IN The easement and other real valuation of the property by DOÑA ANA COUNTY 1-201, Las Cruces, New RENTALS LLC who re- the District court of Doña PLAT BOOK 9, FOLIO 87. NOTICE OF SALE property rights and interests a County Assessor as real or Mexico 88007. quests that the Board sus- Ana County, this 8th day of that benefit any other land personal property, affixture NO. 18-0075 pend a total of 0.51 acres of March, 2018. Due to a scrivener's error, NOTICE IS HEREBY described in this Schedule A of any mobile or manufac- Dated: March 16, 2018. water rights from lands the legal description in the GIVEN that the undersigned and are created by or tured home to the land, IN THE MATTER OF located in Section 29, Twp. David S. Borunda Mortgage has typographical Special Master will, on pursuant to that certain deactivation of title to a THE ESTATE OF /s/ Cruz A. Sanchez 23S, Range 2E NMPM., and CLERK OF THE DIS- errors and should be re- Tuesday, Operating Agreement dated mobile or manufactured JIMMY R. MENDOZA, Cruz A. Sanchez being a part of USRS Map TRICT COURT formed to correct the typo- April 17, 2018, at 10:00 January 3, 1980, by and home on the property, if any, DECEASED. 511 Hayride Rd. 11C-114 and transfer them graphical error so that here- a.m. at the main entrance of among Mesilla Valley Mall environmental contamina- Las Cruces, NM 88007 to lands owned by 2805-07 BY: Samantha Woodward after the legal description the Doña Ana County Dis- Company, a Mississippi gen- tion on the property, if any, NOTICE IS HEREBY (915) 276-0779 IDAHO LLC located in DEPUTY shall appear as follows: trict Court, 201 W. Picacho eral partnership, H.J. Wilson any homeowners' association GIVEN that the undersigned Section 26, Twp. 23S, Ave., Las Cruces, New Co., Inc. H.J. Wilson Co., or condominium dues, as- has been appointed personal Dates: 03/23, 03/30, 04/06, Range 1E, NMPM, being a Dates: 03/23, 03/30, 04/06, LOT 1, BLOCK 109, Mexico 88005, sell and Realty, Inc. 3 Beall Brothers sessments, declarations, representative of this estate. 2018 part of USRS Map 10-45F, 2018 COUNTRY CLUB MAN- convey to the highest bidder 3, Inc. d/b/a Beall Brothers, rules requirements and re- All persons having claims 46E. The place of the OR NO. 3, IN THE CITY for cash or certified funds, Beall Properties, Inc., Con- strictions, if any, any re- against this estate are re- STATE OF hearing is the offices of the STATE OF NEW MEXI- OF LAS CRUCES, COUN- all the right, title and interest struction Developers, Inc. quirements imposed by city quired to present their claims NEW MEXICO District located at 530 S. CO TY OF DOÑA ANA, of the above-named Defend- and Dillards Department or county ordinance or by within four (4) months after IN THE PROBATE Melendres, Las Cruces, New COUNTY OF DOÑA ANA STATE OF NEW MEXICO, ant Mesilla Valley Mall, Stores, Inc. recorded in state law affecting the prop- the date of the first publica- COURT Mexico, and the date of the THIRD JUDICIAL DIS- AS SHOWN AND DESIG- LLC in and to the Book 140 at Pages 82-182 of erty, if any, and zoning tion of any published notice DOÑA ANA hearing is April 18, 2018 at TRICT NATED ON THE PLAT following-described proper- the Miscellaneous Records violations concerning the to creditors or sixty (60) COUNTY 11:30 a.m. Protest or pro- THEREOF, FILED IN THE ty, situate in Doña Ana of Doña Ana County, New property, if any. 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Thank You to Thank you for helping us raise $432,842.96 Each and every donor is very important to Cowboys for Cancer Cash and gifts of goods/services are included with this total amount for 2017. Research. our Supporters Arts& ENTERTAINMENT 34 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN PHOTOS COURTESY MEGAN MCQUEEN/SCAFFOLDING THEATRE COMPANY The cast of Scaffolding Theatre Company’s premiere production, “Nine,” on stage at the AS- Megan McQueen NMSU Center for the Arts, in 2014. Megan McQueen: Her name means great theatre By MIKE COOK Beast” and this year’s “Five Annual Putnam County to make up for the other Las Cruces Bulletin Course Love” in Las Cruces, Spelling Bee” that McQueen partner’s lack of getting El Paso and Socorro. met Lucero. things done, but because the Megan McQueen has per- “She is able to consistently “We talked about process, other partner is doing so formed in, directed and pro- produce shows of stunning how we would do things,” much, you feel you have to duced thousands of hours quality from seemingly McQueen said. “We had a lot keep doing more and more, of live entertainment in Las humble elements and bud- of interesting conversations and better and better,” said Cruces and elsewhere; her gets,” said Las Cruces artist about how to be theatre Lucero, who is currently name has become synony- and performer Bob Diven. makers.” on a two-year directing fel- mous with outstanding the- “I call Megan the Queen McQueen and Lucero lowship at the University of atre productions. of Musical Theater in Las started seeing shows to- Houston. “Megan has an eye, a nose, Cruces.” gether, often attending two “This is how she and I an ear and a heart for creat- Before Scaffolding, Mc- or three plays and musicals operate,” he said. “She says I ing theatre,” said El Paso Queen produced and per- a weekend in Las Cruces work too obsessively on cer- actor/director Justin Lu- formed in shows at NMSU, and El Paso, for several tain things, but that’s only cero. The two founded Scaf- Boba Cabaret and other months before forging their because I’m reacting to how folding Theatre Company in venues in Las Cruces and El artistic partnership. obsessively she’s working From a 2016 show at Boba Cabaret are, top 2014 and have produced the Paso. “A partner is someone on certain things. And thus, to bottom, Lila LeCuyer, Nicole Bartlett and musicals “Nine,” “Chicago,” It was at UTEP when both who takes on so much of Megan McQueen “Passion,” “Beauty and the were in the cast of “The 25th the bulk of the work, not SEE MCQUEEN, PAGE 35 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 35 Lecture series returns for ‘Hamilton’ DOWNTOWNDODOWNTO It’s Reallyally happening If you missed Las from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. on elements of the produc- Each lecture will Cruces performing art- four consecutive Satur- tion during each of the culminate in a live per- ist Megan McQueen’s days, April 7, 14, 21 and four lectures: formance of at least one lecture and live per- 28 at the DAAC Arts and • April 7: The team that number from “Hamilton” UPCOMING EVENTS formance series on Cultural Center in the created “Hamilton” and that relates to the topic the Broadway musi- Bulletin Plaza, 1740 Calle its impact on American of the day, “presented by THU MARCH 22 • 7:30 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE cal “Hamilton” when De Mercado. culture dynamite Las Cruces tal- it broke attendance The cost is $50 for all • April 14: “Hamilton” ent,” Hamilton says. The Leftovers - $5 cash only records for NMSU’s four presentations, with choreography and design Space is limited to 50 FRI MARCH 23 • 10:30 A.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY Academy for Learning in proceeds supporting elements attendees. Retirement in January, DAAC’s arts education • April 21: Examining To register for the Rhythm Roundup-Music/Dance ages 2-5 you have another oppor- programs for children. several songs from the “Hamilton” series, call FRI MARCH 23 • 3:30 P.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY tunity. From its hip hop show with a feminist 575-523-6403 or visit The Doña Ana Arts origins to traditional perspective www.daarts.org, click on Library Lab-Crafts/Stories ages 6-10 Council (DAAC) will musical influences, from • April 28: Aspects of “Calendar of Events,” SAT MARCH 24 • 1:00 P.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY present “Hamilton: The motifs to key relation- the musical’s storytell- scroll to April 7 and click Sound Session (Guitar Instruction for Teens) Inventive Storytelling ships, McQueen will ing as requested in the on the photo of Megan of a Musical Sensation” discuss different musical three prior lectures. McQueen. SUN MARCH 25 • 2:00 P.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY 4th Sunday Movie (Bad Lucky Goat) important behaviors for TUE MARCH 27 • 10:30 A.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY MCQUEEN young actors: prepare CONTINUED FROM 34 Read to Me - Story time ages 3+ well, cultivate good work habits, don’t get high on TUE MARCH 27 • 2:00 P.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY with each other, we get compliments but do listen Intro to Computers - MS Word Basics an unimaginable amount to criticism that will help WED MARCH 28 • 11:00 A.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY of creative and practical you – and keep challeng- work done.” ing yourself.” Mother Goose Time - Activities for Infants They chose “Nine” for For all the adulation WED MARCH 28 • 2:00 P.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY Scaffolding’s debut four McQueen has earned, summers ago, performing she finds the song 4th Wednesday Happening - Yoga at the Library it with no set, simple cos- “Sorry Grateful” from WED MARCH 28 • 3:00 P.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY tumes and the audience the musical “Company” on stage with the actors Teen Makers - DIY Magnets and Pins PHOTO COURTESY MEGAN MCQUEEN/SCAFFOLDING THEATRE COMPANY – written by her idol, at the new ASNMSU Cen- Stephen Sondheim – val- TUE+THU MARCH 27+29 • 4:00 P.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY ter for the Arts. The cast Megan McQueen as one of a number of characters she por- trayed in Scaffolding Theatre Company’s 2018 production of idates “the way I experi- included McQueen and Teen Game Night “Five Course Love.” ence things as a human reigning Miss New Mex- being.” WED+THU MARCH 28+29 • 10:00 A.M. BRANIGAN LIBRARY ico Taylor Rey, who also and instinct and reason starred in “Five Course “Things are good,” she Toddler Time - Story time ages 1-3 starred in Scaffolding’s and practicality.” Love” with McQueen and said. “I know this is what production of “Chicago,” “The process is as Brandon Brown. “This I’m supposed to want. THU MARCH 29 • 7:30 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE which national theatre much the goal as the is not just about how (But) my feelings are in Frenzi - $5 cash only magazine Playbill.com product,” said McQueen, the performers feel, it conflict most of the time.” SAT APRIL 7 • 7:00 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE called “daring” and “in- who has seen more than actually lifts the perfor- As the name of her ventive.” 200 shows on Broadway. mances.” theatre company implies, The “Original” Crystals featuring Remember Then - $35 For McQueen, under- Every rehearsal and “She’s a great collabo- McQueen will “keep TUE APRIL 10 • 3:00 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE standing the story is el- performance should rator,” Diven said. “We building, find new expe- emental to creating good include “so many beauti- always come up with the riences, take a risk, be Why Quilts Matter Episodes 1&2 - FREE theatre experiences for ful moments,” she said. neatest ideas when we open, give it everything THU APRIL 12 • 7:00 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE her actors and her audi- At the end, every actor work together.” I’ve got.” ences. should be able to say, McQueen and Lucero And audiences will Close Encounters of the Third Kind - FREE “She questions her own “’Today was fun. If we are also committed to keep loving it and asking knowledge and her own don’t get to do it for any- using young performers for more. ONGOING EVENTS: preparation constantly,” • Downtown Art RAMBLE - 1st Friday of the Month 5-7pm one else, I’m glad we did in their shows and help- Visit www.scaffolding- • Las Cruces Farmers & Crafts Market - Wed. and Sat. Morn. Lucero said. “That’s it.’” ing them learn and grow. theatrecompany.com. what keeps her going “Megan has a way of “She constantly dis- SPONSORED and growing, (approach- forging ensembles that counts herself as a role Mike Cook may be reached ing theatre) with just the feel like family,” said Al- model,” D’Ammassa at mike@lascrucesbulle- BY: right amount of intuition gernon D’Ammassa, who said, “but she models tin.com. 36 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN A&E EVENTS High Desert Brewing Com- as reinvented material by music, 2461 Calle Princi- pany: Live music, 8 p.m. favorite artists. pal in Mesilla. Thursdays and Satur- • March 29: FrenZi – • March 23, 8-10 p.m. days, 1201 W. Hadley Ave. Progressive indie rock Moody Little Sister • March 22: Roger Wen- band, formed by young • March 24, 7-9 p.m. dover – solo guitar (Iowa) El Paso natives. They ex- Catfish Fry, specializing • March 24: Ethan Eckart press their perception of in blues – solo guitar (Kansas City) the world through music. • March 25, 3-5 p.m. Ni- • March 29: Sage Gentle • April 5: CW Ayon Duo cole Osborn, vocalist with Wing – solo guitar – Mississippi Hill Coun- piano, playing originals • March 31: Cajón try blues on guitar and with pop, rock, jazz and Brothers – eclectic en- standup bass. blues flavor semble • March 30, 8-10 p.m. ‘Enemy’: 8 p.m. Friday- Maldita Union, Latin Thursday Night Jam: Saturday, March 23-24 music. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Thursdays, and 2 p.m. Sunday, March • March 31, 8-10 p.m. Rio Grande Theatre, 211 25, Las Cruces Commu- Brooke & Dawn, female N. Main St. Friends of nity Theatre, 313 N. Main country duo with vocal Visit Las Cruces present St. LCCT presents An harmonies (Austin) local and up-and-coming Enemy of the People, di- musicians. Concessions, rected by David Edwards. Vintage instruments: 3 including beer and wine, Cost: $15 for adults; $12 p.m. Sunday, March 25, available for purchase. for students, seniors and Good Samaritan audito- Tickets: $5. military; $11 for groups rium, 3011 Buena Vida • March 22: The Left- of 10 or more; and $10 for Circle. Las Cruces and El overs – Nicole Osborn children under age 12. Paso musicians perform and Buddy Akin bring Info: Call 575-523-1200. music featuring the re- pop, rock, blues, soul Visit www.lcctnm.org. corder and other instru- and jazzy flavors to their ments from the 14th-18th original material as well NM Vintage Wines: Live centuries. Free. Info: Marcia Fountain, info@ rgrecorders.org or rgre- & corders.org. present Joseph Daley trio: 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 26, Atkinson Recital Hall, 1075 N. Horseshoe, NMSU. Composer, educator and st low brass performer Jo- DĂƌĐŚϯϭ Ăƚϳ͗ϯϬƉŵ seph Daley will perform. Directed and Emceed by Megan McQueen Sponsored by NMSU De- partment of Music. Free. Artrageous: Art classes, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 28, Doña Ana Arts Council Arts & Cultural THURSDAY NIGHT LIVE MUSIC AT RGT Center, 1740 Calle de Mercado in Mesilla. Sally DOORS AT 6:30PM, SHOW AT 7:30PM Quillin teaches painting a purple iris in acrylic. Cost: $30, includes all ma- MORE INFO AT RioGrandeTheatre.com terials and refreshments. The 4thĂŶŶƵĂůƐĞŶƐĂƟŽŶĂůĐŽŶĐĞƌƚŽĨƐŽŶŐƐƉĞƌĨŽƌŵĞĚŽŶ Info: 575-523-6403 or www. CONCESSIONS AVAILABLE INCLUDING SNACKS, REFRESHMENTS, BEER & WINE ƌŽĂĚǁĂLJŝŶƚŚĞůĂƐƚLJĞĂƌ͕ĨĞĂƚƵƌŝŶŐϲϬƚĞƌƌŝĮĐƉĞƌĨŽƌŵĞƌƐ daarts.org. ASNMSU Center for Performing Arts 211 N. Main Street | Information (575) 541-2290 dŝĐŬĞƚƐĂƌĞŽŶƐĂůĞǀŝĂǁǁǁ͘ƟĐŬĞƚŵĂƐƚĞƌ͘ĐŽŵĂŶĚ Ultimate trio: 6 p.m. Pan Am Ticket Center 1810 E. University Ave., 575-646-1420 OFFICIAL MEDIA PARTNER OF THE RIO GRANDE THEATRE 8am-6pm Mon-Fri sŝƐŝƚǁǁǁ͘ŶŵƐƵƚŚĞĂƚƌĞ͘ĐŽŵͬďƌŽĂĚǁĂLJƚŽĚĂLJ͘ƉŚƉĨŽƌŵŽƌĞŝŶĨŽƌŵĂƟŽŶ͘ SEE EVENTS, PAGE 47 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 37 New film festival has Band concert featured works by composers old and new regional ambition By MIKE COOK portrayed during the con- Las Cruces Bulletin cert by MVCB clarinetist Bob Cutler. By ELVA K. ÖSTERREICH thing that they have ation,” Witt said. “You The Mesilla Valley MVCB’s next concert Las Cruces Bulletin gained rather than com- want people to come Concert Band’s (MVCB) is Sunday, May 13, at the ing here and leaving say- and see (southern New performance in March in- NMSU Music Building, 1075 Branching off the Las ing ‘why did I come?’ Mexico) as a viable lo- cluded the world premiere BOB CUTLER J. DAVID N. Horseshoe on the NMSU BEASLEY Cruces International “So, we are really fo- cation. We are going to of “Concerto for Horn and campus. As usual, the con- Film Festival, Border- cusing on the filmmakers show them the (Film Sorceress” by band member wand and, out of nowhere, cert is free and open to the lands Film Festival will (as) the stars.” Las Cruces) studio and J. David Beazley. delivers a spellbinding ride public. debut in October, offering The festival will include the possibilities. When The piece featured the through the facets of the The nonprofit MVCB another local avenue for panels and workshops on they write their next film composer’s wife, Kimberly, horn.” was founded in 1987 by Dr. filmmakers and audi- topics such as how film- maybe they think of Las in a French horn solo. J. David Beasley is a Las William Clark, Las Cruces ences. making works, distribu- Cruces. “Beasley strove to write a Cruces native and a partner music educator John Schutz The first festival will be tion, how to make money “Keeping students and virtuosic piece that brought in Beasley, Mitchell and and White’s Music Box held in Las Cruces and in in the business and where filmmaking here, provid- out all the mystical won- Co. Certified Public Ac- owner Mike White. Truth or Consequences, to get money to make ing distribution channels der in her horn playing,” countants. He and Kim met Clark continues to direct Managing Partner Mi- films. for their films, is what according to the band’s while serving in the U.S. Air the band, which has nearly chael Evans said. Future Witt said the Border- we are doing with Bor- March 4 concert program. Force Heartland of America 100 members. locations may include Sil- lands Film Festival is also derlands. If you are all “Inspired by her ability to Band. C ontact Bob Cutler at ver City and even Marfa, dedicated to developing working together you are routinely take his ideas The concert also fea- [email protected]. Texas. and promoting Latino going to be working on a and make them flourish tured a commemorative Visit www.mesillavalleycon- “Inclusivity is abso- culture by presenting a common goal.” and soar, the piece is based program honoring prolific certband.org. lutely paramount to suc- variety of Spanish-speak- Submissions are cur- around a few themes and American band composer cess,” Evans said. “When ing programming from rently being accepted chordal progressions … Edwin Franko Goldman Mike Cook may be reached at you have a festival in around the world, includ- through Film Freeway the horn … waves its magic (1878-1956). Goldman was [email protected]. multiple cities, you get to ing Latin America, Spain, for the six-day kick-off carry your brand.” Portugal and the United in Las Cruces Oct. 2-7. Festival Executive States. Sponsors and volunteers Director Dave Witt said Evans said Borderlands are still needed. For more organizers are beginning will augment the mission information visit www. with a philosophy of tak- of the Las Cruces Inter- BorderlandsFilmFestival. ing care of the filmmak- national Film Festival, org, call 575-408-9026 or ers. held in March and run by email info@Borderlands- “Hopefully they get the Creative Media Insti- FilmFestival.org. their film distributed, tute at New Mexico State meet some new filmmak- University, by extending Elva K. Österreich may be ers and do something for into October southern reached at elva@las- their career if they are New Mexico’s appeal crucesbulletin.com. going to spend the money to the film to be here. We want them industry. Partnering to create to actu- ally leave “We the Borderlands Film here with are the Festival are David some- continu- Salcido, Dave Witt and Mi- chael Evans. Vision/Revision: New Mexico Poets on the Page Curated by Connie Voisine and Dennis Daily Friday, March 23 - Saturday, May 19, 2018 Branigan Cultural Center 501 North Main Street, Las Cruces, NM 88001 575-541-2154 museums.las-cruces.org facebook.com/LCMuseums 38 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN It’s been a great theatre season, with more to come Two Las ager. as a “backwards love 6-22 at Black Box, 430 N. Cruces theatre Reyes and story” on www.waitless- Main St. veterans reunite Ayon played the play.com, which says Black Box’s season for Black Box Baker and the it “starts with a happy will conclude with Rich- Theatre’s upcom- Baker’s Wife ending (as) blissful new- ard Brinsley Sheridan’s ing production of in Black Box’s lyweds Shelly and Trent “The Rivals,” directed “Waitless.” 2014 produc- find love, top-notch ca- by Monte Wright, which The play, to MIKE tion of “Into reers, Mexican spice and opens May 25 and runs be directed by COOK the Woods.” excitement in New York through June 10. theatre owner Theatre 101 They were also City. But with a transfer Just down the street, and artist direc- together in last to London for Trent they Las Cruces Community tor Ceil Herman, will year’s “A New Brain” at must swap this for a new Theatre is preparing for feature a two-person cast Black Box. life. Shelly gives up her its annual One-Act Play of Carol Ayon as Shelly “Waitless” was written dream job to follow her Festival, which will run West and David Reyes as by Cailin Harrison and heart, only to find expat for a single weekend, Trent West and 10 other had its premiere at the life is not all it’s cracked April 13-15 and feature characters, including a Hollywood Fringe Festi- up to be – and the spice original works by local waiter, a BBC announcer val in 2014. is lost. playwrights. I recently and a pizza-shop man- The play is described The play will run April interviewed Dave Ed- wards for a story I’m doing on him, and I wound up with a part in PHOTO COURTESY BLACK BOX THEATRE the one-act he’s direct- ing. I can’t wait! Carol Ayon and David Reyes co-starred in “Into the Woods” No login. at Black Box Theatre in 2014. They team up again in the two- The one-acts will be person cast of Black Box’s “Waitless,” which opens April 6. followed by the much- No fees. anticipated musical “Le- Collins is Maximillian I’ve seen almost every gally Blonde,” directed Contreras and Angel is show at all these theatres Free archives! by NMSU Theatre Arts Joseph Johnson. The this season, including Department Head Wil ensemble is comprised Scaffolding Theatre Kilroy. It opens June 1 of Nick Check, Chey- Company’s brilliant and continues for nine enne Kimmick, Aidan two-cast production of Check out the entirety of the performances through Pohl, Matthew Rosales, “Five Course Love,” June 17 and will be the Rowland Smith, Haley Toad Hall’s one-man last show in LCCT’s 55th Kirkpatrick, Iree Herren, show “Van Gogh” and Las Cruces Bulletin, it’s archives and season. Emily James, Alexus Ta- A Children’s Theatre of And talk about much- foya and Melis White. the Mesilla Valley holi- annual publications online at anticipated: “Rent” will “Rent” is NMSU the- day production of “The open with a Thursday atre arts’ last show of the Best Christmas Pageant afternoon performance season. Ever.” on April 26 and con- But, do not forget It has been an out- tinue through May 6 at “Broadway Today” at standing year for local the ASNMSU Center the ASNMSU Center for theatre for actors, for the Arts. Wil Kilroy the Arts beginning at directors, writers, set is also directing this 7:30 p.m. Friday, March designers and especially blockbuster, with Megan 31. I have already signed audiences. I can’t wait McQueen as musical di- up to sponsor one of to see what Megan Mc- rector. the show’s 18 musical Queen, Wil Kilroy, Mike Theatre arts student selections, which will Wise, Ceil and Peter Calvin Chervinko plays include “Hamilton” Herman, Janet Beatty- Mark and reunites with and “My Fair Lady.” Payne, Norman Dutt- his “Five Course Love” Buy your tickets early, weiler and all the other co-star, Juan Apodaca, because, like last year, geniuses of Las Cruces who plays Roger. Mimi this show will sell out. It theatre come up with for is played by Esme Leon, will feature more than next season! Benny is Ryan Thorp, 60 performers, many of Maureen is Torrie whom have been in this Mike Cook may be www.lascrucesbulletin.com Hughes, Joanne is Asiah year’s shows at theatres reached at mike@lascru- Thomas-Mandlman, throughout Las Cruces. cesbulletin.com. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 39 The bittersweet days of ‘Film Stars Don’t Die’ ______By JEFF BERG The palpable For the Bulletin spark be- tween Gloria “Film Stars Don’t Die in GRADE: A- Grahame (An- nette Bening) Liverpool” has an inter- Now playing at the Fountain esting and unique story, and Peter Theatre in Mesilla for a week Turner (Jamie supplemented by fresh run, opening tonight, March Bell) adds a directing and good perfor- 23. quixotic ten- mances by star Annette sion to “Film Bening as actress Gloria ______Stars Don’t Grahame and Jamie Bell Die in Liver- as Peter Turner, and by describing it to Turner as pool.” the end of it, there may gas. Not likely. not be a dry eye in the The film juxtaposes the COURTESY house. couple between the easy SONYCLASSICS. COM Based on a true ro- happier times and the mance between the periods when Grahame is one-time Oscar winning attempting to masquerade Grahame and Turner, who her failing health from was about 30 years her Tucker until he burrows junior, the film explores into her address book and their complex but loving makes some phone calls relationship, mostly in and uncovers the truth. Liverpool, but also in Cali- Their last days together fornia and New York City. are bittersweet, to say the Grahame, who died of least, and the closing of cancer in 1981, had seen the film has a stage scene her film career wane, so that is undeniably out- then went home, and ate she traveled to the UK standing. my dinner, and studied my with hopes of reviving it Grahame’s acting ca- part, and went to sleep.” SHOW TIMES GOOD reer includes about 35 In real life Grahame had FRI. 3/23 - THUR. 3/28 by some stage work. (This ( ) FRI-SUN picture would look great films and some television a slightly checkered per- ONLY work, as well. She often REGISTER AT 2D ATMOS: 2:05 4:45 9:55 ALL SEATS ALL on stage, as well.) sonal tale, marrying four ALLENTHEATRESINC.COM TIMES $3.50 FOR EMAIL INFO AND 3D ATMOS: 11:30 7:20 (PG13) While there, she stays played sultry “dames” in times, once to her former SPECIALS NO PASS OR DISCOUNT film noir movies, includ- stepson, but sadly enough, WINCHESTER (PG13) in a boarding house and 2D: (10:15) 1:00 3:45 6:30 DAILY (2:00) 4:20 7:00 9:30 ing an amazing co-star- 9:10 2D: 2:15 7:00 meets Turner, a new all her marriages ended 2D ATMOS: 11:30 4:40 7:20 3D: 12:00 4:30 9:10 (PG) JUMANJI: WELCOME ring role with Humphrey in divorce. She had just 3D ATMOS: 2:05 10:00 (PG13) NO PASS OR DISCOUNT struggling actor. The NO PASS OR DISCOUNT TO THE JUNGLE (PG13) chemistry between Ben- Bogart in “In a Lonely landed a part in a stage DAILY 12:15 3:05 6:10 DAILY (1:45) 4:30 7:15 10:00 9:10 (R) FERDINAND (PG) Place,” often considered 2D: 11:40 4:10 8:35 NO PASS OR DISCOUNT ing (a personal favorite production of “The Glass 3D: (9:30) 1:55 6:20 (PG) DAILY (1:50) 4:20 of mine as mentioned one of the best film noirs Menagerie” when her NO PASS OR DISCOUNT DAILY 11:30 2:00 4:30 7:00 GREATEST 9:30 (PG13) before, in part because she ever made; “It’s a Wonder- health prevented her from NO PASS OR DISCOUNT SHOWMAN (PG) DAILY (10:00) 12:15 2:35 5:00 DAILY (2:15) 4:45 7:15 9:45 is a spittin’ image of an ful Life,” the perennial doing the role. 7:15 9:35 (PG13) DAILY 12:15 2:35 5:00 7:30 NO PASS OR DISCOUNT 10:00 (PG13) MAZE RUNNER: THE DEATH old flame of mine or vice Christmas movie; and sev- “Film Stars Don’t Die NO PASS OR DISCOUNT CURE (PG13) 2D: (9:30) 12:15 1:15 3:10 DAILY 6:50 9:55 versa) and Bell is easy and eral other worthy films, in Liverpool” pulls no 6:05 6:50 9:00 2D: 3:15 7:00 again, mostly in femme punches with its portray- 3D: (10:30) 4:00 9:40 (PG13) 3D: (12:15) 9:50 (PG13) believable. They start off NO PASS OR DISCOUNT NO PASS OR DISCOUNT BRING THIS COUPON fatale-type roles in the als or of the devastation TO THE VIDEO 4 AND doing many fun things, DAILY (11:25) 2:00 4:35 7:10 SEE THE MOVIE OF connecting lightly and 1950s. Her career faltered that cancer can cause. DAILY (9:20) 11:50 2:20 4:55 9:45 (PG) YOUR CHOICE FOR 7:30 10:00 (PG) NO PASS OR DISCOUNT ONLY $1.50/PERSON when it was said she was GOOD FOR then passionately, making Based on a book by UP TO 5 PEOPLE WED. & THURS ONLY!! the relationship between difficult to work with, but Turner, one assumes it DAILY (10:00) 12:10 2:20 4:30 DAILY (11:40) 2:15 4:50 7:25 6:50 9:10 (R) 10:00 (PG13) Grahame and Turner prior to that she did have is mostly factual – which NO PASS OR DISCOUNT IN THEATRES THURS. 3/29: believable and honest in major success. adds another star to its DAILY (9:30) 12:00 2:30 5:00 READY PLAYER ONE 7:30 10:00 (R) DAILY 11:20 1:50 4:20 6:55 IN THEATRES FRI. 3/30: When asked about that crown. 9:35 (PG) all regards, which adds to ACRIMONY, the quixotic tension of the issue, she is quoted as say- DAILY (9:30) 12:00 2:30 5:00 DAILY 11:30 2:40 6:10 9:20 GOD’S NOT DEAD: A LIGHT picture. ing, “I don’t think I ever Jeff Berg has been review- 7:30 10:00 (R) (PG13) IN THE DARKNESS understood Hollywood. Soon, however, Gra- ing movies for the Bul- EVENT CINEMA DAILY (9:30) 12:30 3:30 6:30 hame, previously stricken Whatever they told me letin since 2002. He lives 9:35 (PG13) GIFT CARDS QUEEN OF with breast cancer, which to do, I did. I went to the in Santa Fe and may be NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE !! SPADES DAILY (9:45) 12:00 2:25 4:50 4/15 @ 12:00 she overcame, starts studio in the morning, reached at nedludd76@ 7:15 9:40 (PG) www.allentheatresinc.com 4/17 @ 7:00 having internal distress, stayed on the set all day, hotmail.com. 40 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN PUZZLES BROOCH THE SUBJECT ACROSS 72 Dada artist Max DOWN 1 Ritchie Valens hit 73 Teeming, as with 1 Camera eye 8 Store up bees 2 Aid in evil 13 Credit (to) 75 Makes mad 3 Male swine 20 Black keys, in- 76 Title for a lady 4 Prefix with 61- formally 78 Figure in black Down 21 Air raid alert magic 5 Actress Liza 22 Percussion pair 80 Dollar bit 6 Light brown 23 Very tidy sort 81 Irishwoman, e.g. 7 Questioner 24 Musical pace 85 Cubs’ and Ea- 8 Bubbly wine 25 Airplane trips gles’ org. 9 Personal manner 26 Viola or cello 86 Vehicle ding 10 Weaponry 29 Tulip chair de- 87 Wartime “pine- 11 Octets minus signer Saarinen apple” one 30 Always, in an 90 Rat-a- -- 12 Loud sleeper ode 91 Wiggling fish 13 Like most radios 31 Eucalyptus- 92 Balkan native 14 Shop lure eating “bear” 93 Some pianos 15 Crease 35 “Deck the Halls,” and motorcycles 16 Convertible auto e.g. 94 Contest on a 17 Einstein’s “I” 39 Outlet insert mat 18 Slugging club 45 “Anne of Green 99 Door knocker’s 19 Ending for lion Gables” town response 27 Female gerbil 48 Sounds of won- 100 Gelatin dish 28 Mystifying Mr. derment 101 Winning line in Geller 49 London brew tic-tac-toe 32 Race loser 50 Mlle. who’s can- 102 Abba of Israel 33 Many trouba- onized 105 Theme of this dours 51 Where a ball rolls puzzle 34 Grow mature 54 Declared 68 -- cow (flipped 87 “... made -- 104 Of birds in an alley 115 Hard to catch 35 Hailed rides 55 Cat sound out) woman”: Genesis 106 Burl of song 53 Nero’s 251 118 “Pal Joey” nov- 36 State frankly 58 Comic’s bits 70 Droop, as from 2:22 107 104-Down elist John 55 Luau dish 37 Line of seats 59 City east of Utah heat 88 Gallery work hangout 56 Swing in the 119 Red apple va- closest to the stage Lake 71 Piquant 89 High rank 108 Spy Mata -- riety breeze, say 38 Part of SRO 60 Break a fast 74 Catwalk user 90 Old Delta rival 109 Bahraini, e.g. 120 Purifies, as ore 57 Round bread of 40 Bank offer 61 Lionhearted 77 Big name in 91 Drawing with 110 Folklore bit India 121 Wild, as an ani- 41 Myriad years type razors acid 111 Antifur gp. 58 Place to par mal 42 Friend of Fidel 62 Money tray 79 Sub shop 92 Cover thickly 112 Writer Dinesen 61 Lyricist Lorenz 122 Secrete moth- 43 Wee cow 63 Suffix with 61- 80 “Squawk Box” 95 Acts as a sub 113 Rap’s Dogg 62 Jeweled crown er’s milk 44 Faye of film Down network (for) 114 Zipped along 64 Misprint list 123 In a group of 46 City in Sicily 65 Water closet 81 Annoying fly 96 Yuletide drink 115 Timeline part 65 Gracefully lim- 124 Oto or Ute 47 Petri dish gels 66 Some weather 82 Partners of 97 Get mushy 116 Old NASA moon ber 125 Moved stealth- 52 Not right now lines 48-Across 98 Sly laugh part lander 69 It may include ily 53 Wine stopper 67 Polka relative 83 Mild cheese 103 Really cries 117 ET’s craft spools and thimbles 84 -- majesty LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 41 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. PUZZLE ANSWERS CRYPTOQUIP SCRAMBLERS WEEKLY SUDOKU WEEKLY SNOWFLAKES SUPER CROSSWORD SUPER 42 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ‘Oh, I See’ Photographer Karl Kohl and artist Peg Brown are collaborating in an art exhibit in the Tombaugh Gal- lery. They have a talk and reception Sunday, April 1, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Kohl’s photos of urban cityscapes are in the modernist style. Shot with color film but mainly black, white and gray, they play with perspective and subject. The title of the show “Oh, I See,” refers to the reaction to the explanation of how the works relate to each other. Brown’s mixed media constructions and her collages reflect her response to Kohl’s photos. The Tombaugh Gallery is located in- side the Unitarian Universalist Ch urch, 2000 S. Solano Drive, and is open Wednesday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call 575-522-7281. Receive $814 in Value1 DURING AAA TRAVEL’S EXCLUSIVE ALOHA DAYS BIG ISLAND, HAWAI`I Peggy Brown, “Infrastructure” Karl Kohl, “Midtown” Sheraton Kona Resort & Spa at Keauhou Bay 2 INCLUDES 5 NIGHTS FROM $ 1,161 AIRFARE! 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All Rights Reserved. cuts feature solo and LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 43 Tickets, sponsorships available for ‘Broadway Today’ By MIKE COOK history.” “Hamilton” is one of Las Cruces Bulletin • “Frozen”: The stage the hottest tickets incarnation of this 2013 in recent Broadway It was a complete Academy Award-winning history. sell-out in 2017, and this Disney film features year’s “Broadway Today” sophomore Rowland in NMSU’s first is even bigger and better, Smith’s “adorkable” in- advanced musical with more than 50 per- terpretation of “In Sum- theatre course formers. mer.” will provide the Produced and directed • “Hamilton”: Two spirited “Pro- by Megan McQueen, the outstanding songs from logue” of this show will include perfor- the mega-hit show will be incredible score mances featuring more presented. Performances based on a sec- than 50 NMSU students of “My Shot” and “The tion of “War and community mem- and Peace.” PHOTOS COURTESY MEGAN MCQUEEN Room Where It Happens” bers. will include Julian Al- • “On Your More than 50 NMSU theatre and musical students and com- The show will begin at Feet”: The munity members will perform numbers from 18 popular exander, Juan Apodoca, 7:30 p.m. Friday, March Lajuana Davis, Yamilex incredible shows on Broadway during the American Southwest Theatre story of Gloria and 31, at the ASNMSU Cen- Company’s 2018 “Broadway Today.” Holguin, Isaac Lucero Prince, ter for the Arts, 1000 E. and Mark Kitanga. Emilio Esefan comes to celebrated six decades of University Ave. • “Amelie”: Dubbed and Hammerstein’s im- • “Hello Dolly”: “El- life through their music. work on Broadway with Tickets are $20 for “aggressively cute and peccable score is being egance” from this classic Senior Daniela Castorena a revue of material from floor seating and $15 for quirky” by The New York revived for the fifth time. will be performed by Cal- and sophomore Yamilex many of his beloved proj- reserved seating in both Times, this delightful mu- NMSU seniors William vin Chervinko, Bethany Holguin will wow with ects. Junior Melis White balconies in the Mark sical didn’t last long, but Steele and Heather Hos- Hayes, Rowland Smith “Mi Tierra.” will stun with the classic and Stephanie Medoff has a beautiful score that ford will sing “When the and Palma Tavenner. • “Once on This Is- “Cabaret.” Theatre. Tickets are avail- balances darkness and Children Are Asleep.” • “Miss Saigon”: This land”: Marybeth Torres • “School of Rock”: able via Ticketmaster sentimentality. • “Charlie and the epic musical was inspired and Asiah Thomas-Man- After how hard the kids or at the Pan Am Ticket • “Anastasia”: The Chocolate Factory”: by Madame Butterfly.” dlman will each offer a rocked out on this musi- Office, 1810 E. University team that brought “Se- Roald Dahl’s family favor- The talented and versa- powerful number from cal based on the zany Ave., from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. ussical” and “Ragtime” ite brought “The Candy tile Juan Apodaca will this captivating, whole- Jack Black film in 2017, Monday-Friday (575-646- to life has transformed Man” to prominence, and perform “Why God.” some musical, along we couldn’t help but in- 1420). the score of their 1997 talented elementary and • “My Fair Lady”: From with a fabulously fun en- vite some adults to get Event sponsorships are animated hit to the stage. middle school children its fourth revival, senior semble including Larry their rock star on this $100, which includes first “Journey to the Past” will will bring it to life. Torrie Hughes will pres- Jackson, Danya Linares, year. James Gier will choice of two reserved feature current Miss New • “Come from Away” ent Eliza Doolittle’s me- Monty Moroni, Cindy tell us all about “When seats for the production, Mexico Taylor Rey and a tells the remarkable lodic rant, “Show Me.” Pitts and more. I Climb to the Top of the option of additional choral ensemble. true story of 7,000 pas- • “Natasha and Pierre • “Prince of Broadway”: Mount Rock,” as Mark sponsor seats for $30 • “Carousel”: Rodgers sengers stranded on 9/11 and the Great Comet of The most Tony-winning SEE PAGE each, a sample plate and the small town in 1812”: The 14 students artist in history, Hal TICKETS, 44 of each appetizer/ Newfoundland that dessert in an on-stage welcomed them. Della reception, a listing Bustamante will sing in the program and the spirited “Me and *More than a mention from the the Sky.” stage along with the • “Dear Evan Han- musical or performer sen”: We’ll offer two 50% being sponsored. To be numbers from the savings on the a sponsor, call 575- 646- show that was dubbed complete job 5122 or email susieo@ by Time Magazine as nmsu.edu. a “heart-scorching The show’s 18 spon- musical about the 1100 S. Main at sorships include Mc- struggle to con- Idaho in Pueblo Plaza Queen, who will emcee; nect that feels like 526-2808 pianist Mark Klett and a hallmark of this Mon-Fri 9 - 5:30 • Sat 9-4:30 particular moment in Where Creativity, People and drummer Brandon Materials Meet. Brown. “My Fair Lady” is in its ININ BUSINESS BUSINESS 3734 YEARS!YEARS! Expires April 28, 2018. Not valid with other specials or work in progress. No coupon needed. The shows available fourth revival on Broad- Expires May 31, 2016. Not valid with other specials or work in progress. No coupon needed. for sponsorship are way. 44 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ‘Children of a Lesser God’ revival previews begin on Broadway By MIKE COOK The revival will be per- “Winner of the Tony, Las Cruces Bulletin formed at Studio 54, 254 Drama Desk, and Olivier West 54 St. Awards for Best Play, Las Cruces playwright From the website ‘Children of a Lesser Mark Medoff will get a childrenofalessergod- God’ tells the story of an slightly belated birthday broadway.com: “In 1980, unconventional teacher present (he turns 78 on ‘Children of a Lesser at a school for the deaf March 18), as the revival God’ premiered on and the remarkable of his Tony-winning play Broadway and asked: woman he meets there. “Children of a Lesser how can we truly com- As their relationship God” begins preview municate? Now, Tony heats up, so does their performances on Broad- Award-winning director desire to connect – ignit- way March 22. Kenny Leon (‘A Raisin in ing a thrilling explora- Opening night is the Sun,’ ‘Fences’) is lay- tion of passion, intimacy Wednesday, April 11. ing this question bare in and what we surrender In between, on March a breathtaking new pro- when we fall in love.” 30, is the 37th anniver- PHOTO FROM CHILDRENOFA- duction of this landmark Discussions about re- sary of the play’s first LESSERGODBROADWAY.COM play starring Joshua viving the play began in opening on Broadway. It “Children of a Lesser God” Jackson (‘The Affair’), 2014 with Producer Hal ran for 887 performances program Lauren Ridloff (‘Won- Luftig, whom Medoff on Broadway and has derstruck’) and Anthony credits with believing been produced in the- actress (the late Phyllis Edwards (‘ER’). Jesse so fiercely in the project atres across the country Frelich). Marlee Matlin Green of The New York that “he was going to and around the world. won a best actress Oscar Times calls it “thrilling! make it happen no mat- In addition to best for the 1986 film version Joshua Jackson is a rev- ter how rigorous the play, “Children of a of the play, and Medoff elation in a tour de force journey.” Lesser God” won Tonys was nominated for best role, and Lauren Ridloff Medoff wrote CLG in for best actor (John adapted screenplay. is sensational. 1978-79 in his first year Rubenstein) and best as head of the Theatre Arts Department at New Lou & Mary Mexico State Univer- sity. After a workshop production at NMSU, it PHOTO FROM FACEBOOK HENSON moved to the Mark Taper The marquee for the revival of Tony-winning playwright Mark COMMUNITY BREAKFAST Forum in Los Angeles Medoff’s “Children of a Lesser God” revival goes up at Studio that fall before making 54 in New York City. 10TH ANNIVERSARY its way to Broadway in in March, June, July and drenofalessergodbroad- 1980. August and one perfor- way.com. Thursday, April 19, 2018 American Sign Lan- mance each in April and New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum guage interpreters will May. Mike Cook may be Hot breakfast served at 7 a.m. ʍprogram 7:20 to 8:30 a.m. be present during two re- For tickets and more reached at mike@lascru- vival performances each information, visit chil- cesbulletin.com. Featuring Terrell Davis Two-Time Super Bowl Champion “Opening Up” to life to and NFL Hall of Famer TICKETS kick off the evening, led CONTINUED FROM 43 by Amy Whipple, Cindy Pitts and Iree Herren. SPONSORSHIP Klett, Matt Reiter and • “War Paint”: Who OPPORTUNITIES Brandon Brown help him could tackle the roles of get there on guitar, bass cosmetic giants Helena AVAILABLE and drums. Rubinstein and Elizabeth Table Captains and • “Waitress”: Based Arden? Why, Janet Be- Individual Reservations on the independent film atty-Payne and Amanda Are Welcome. of the same name, out- Bradford of course, per- standing songsmith Sara forming “Face to Face.” Las Cruces singer/actor/ Bareilles has crafted an For more information, director Megan McQueen is 575.526.1519 impeccable musical. A visit www.nmsutheatre. directing, producing and em- www.bgclascruces.org fabulous group of nearly com/broadwaytoday.php. ceeing the 2018 Broadway 30 performers will bring Today fundraiser. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 45 ALTERATIONS, CUSTOM SEWING CALL TO ARTISTS & EMBROIDERY Holman Holman Holman All media show: The Las Cruces Mu- nomination forms: 575-523-6403, March 30. Sponsorships are avail- Hems, Zippers, Weddings, Holman . . . seum of Art, in collaboration with [email protected] or www.daarts. able and range from $100 to $2,000 or . Pillows from Needlework. Hwy 70 rterrterrterrter Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Po Po Po the University Art Gallery, NMSU, org. more. Info: 575-644-4609 or aklobby@ Po DunnDunnDunn Dr Dr Dr (575) 642-3106 Dunn Dr seeks submissions for “Here and gmail.com, or Clayton Albright at Cortez Dr.Dr. . . . Shannon Rd. Shannon Rd. . Rd Rd Rd Rd . . . Now,” a regional exhibition to fea- Solo, group artists: Branigan Cul- 480-233-5820 or clayton.exitlc@gmail. www.polylith.com/nipntuck . o o o o Rd Rd Rd Rd ture art in all media May 11 through tural Center, 501 N. Main St., is com. Visit www.mvrtalentshow.com. Tuesday & Thursday 10-5 r Beyer Beye Beyer Beyer Nopalit Nopalit Nopalit July 21. Submit online through accepting submissions until 5 p.m. Nopalit First Tuesday of the month 1-5 Hwy 70 E to Dunn Dr. exit turn March 30. Info: uag.nmsu.edu/here- Saturday, April 7, of works to be Tombaugh seeks submissions: The right on Dunn Dr. 4750 Nopalito Rd. Left on Shannon Rd. Right on LC3-LV44766 andnow/. shown in 2019. To apply, complete Tombaugh Gallery calls for submis- Las Cruces, NM • 88011 Nopalito Rd. the form at: www.surveymonkey. sions from artists within a 300-mile Community Arts Awards: The Doña com/r/LCMS2018. Incomplete or radius of Las Cruces for 2019 exhi- Ana Arts Council seeks nomina- late proposals will not be accepted. bitions. Non-traditional media or MY PLACE JEWELL tions for the 2018 Community Arts subject matter is welcome. Submis- Awards to honor individuals and Talent competition: Mesilla Valley sions must be postmarked by April Store & Studio organizations actively involved in Rotary Club is looking for talented 1. Applicants will be notified by May promoting and enhancing the vi- young people to compete in its an- 1 and show dates will be discussed. ® sual, performing and literary arts nual Mesilla Valley’s Got Talent For electronic submission, contact SoapRocks For that dry winter skin through leadership, support and Youth Talent Competition at 3 p.m. Judy Licht at [email protected]. A hybrid vegetable glycerin soap infused with added extracts of earth: advocacy. Submit nominations by April 22 at Rio Grande Theatre, 211 Info: www.uuchurchlc.org/2011/10/ Tresasures sure to please • BirthdayBirthday & Special Occasion 5 p.m. Friday, March 23. Info and N. Main St. Apply by 2 p.m. Friday, tombaugh-art-gallery. Gift Certificates Are AlwaysAlways a Perfect a Perfect Choice Choice Scarfs • Vintage Clothes • JewelrJewelryy • Sarias Create your own unique or bohemian style LC3-LV44514 GALLERIES & OPENINGS Open Tues & Fri 1-4:30pm and Wed & Thurs 1-5pm or by appointment Saturday Mirage: Diary of a www.daarts.org. Artist Margaret Bern- Oh, I See 575-639-1616 • www.MyPlaceJewell.com • [email protected] Visit to New Mexico stein and gallery owner Through April 19 V a s t Through March 24 Mel Stone show their Photographer Karl Through March Works on paper by collaborative work at the Kohl and artist Peg FeVa Fotos photogra- Ellen Wetmore of Groton, Mesquite Gallery, 340 N Brown collaborate at phers Sandy Feutz and Mass., at Branigan Cul- Mesquite St. Info: 575-640- Tombaugh Gallery in the Tom Vaughan exhibit 9 March 23 - 29 March 30 - April 5 tural Center. Info: 575-541- 3502 or melstone@mac. Unitarian Universalist In Between a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesdays-Fri- Film Stars Don’t Die 2154 or las-cruces.org/ com, www.mesquiteart- Church, 2000 S. Solano days, MRAC Office Gal- in Liverpool In Hebrew & Arabic w/ subtitles museums. gallery.com. Drive. Info: 575-522-7281. Three young women share an lery in the Wells Fargo A romance sparks between a young actor and a Hollywood apartment in the vibrant heart Bank building. Lifetime of Art Bob Diven Enchanted leading lady. Starring Annette of Tel Aviv and face similar struggles between tradition and Through March Through April 1 Colorscapes Benning and Jamie Bell. Mexika Featuring the late Con- modernity Oil portraits of women, Through April 28 **NOTE: Thursday, Mar 29 **NOTE: Saturday, Mar. 30 no Through March self-portraits and life- nie Garcia (1950-2017) Watercolor exhibit by 1:30 matinée, no evening show. matinee El Paso artist Gabriel sized “dimensional car- at New Mexico Farm & Arlene J. Tugel at Doña Nightly 7:30 Saturday matinée 1:30 Sunday matinée 2:30 Gaytán’s exhibit at No- 1RRQHZLOOEHDGPLWWHGDIWHUWKH¿OPKDVEHJXQ toons,” at Four Points Ranch Heritage Museum, Ana Arts and Cultural palito’s Galería, 326 South Perspective Gallery, 3405 4100 Dripping Springs Center Gallery, 1740 Calle Mesquite St. A Native S. Highway 28 at Union Road. Info: 575-522-4100, de Mercado. Reception Mexican American Art Avenue. Info: 575-621-1387 www.nmfarmandranch- 5-7 p.m. Saturday, March store will be open, featur- or Four-PointsPerspec- museum.org. 31. Info: 575-523-6403, ing Gaytán’s art, posters [email protected]. [email protected] or and t-shirts, and other Politics on Paper: Art www.daarts.org. Southwest Calligraphy things. with an Agenda Through April 7 Gallery favorites Guild 10 O’Clock Artists Through March Works from the Syra- Through April Through March Members exhibit at the cuse University Art Gal- New Mexico artists Exhibit focusing on Rio Grande Theater, 211 leries, 1600s-present. Carey Crane, Raul Dorn, eight moments and dates N. Main St. Museum of Art, 491 N. Joyce Macrorie, Mildred in March, such as World Main St. Grossman and Midwest- Wildlife Day, Ides of facebook.com/krwgtvfm My Abstract World ern artists at Mesquite March and Spring Equi- Through March Robert Highsmith Gallery, 340 N. Mesquite nox, at Southwest Envi- Trish Hall exhibit of Through April 12 St. Reception 5-7 p.m. Fri- ronmental Center, 275 N. abstract paintings, Arts 25-30 new watercolors day, April 6. Main St. & Cultural Center, 1740 of the desert Southwest at Cutter Gallery, 2640 El LC1-LV41988 Calle de Mercado, Suite Picnpaint D. Info: 575-523-6403 or Paseo Road. Info: www. SEE GALLERIES, PAGE 46 twitter.com/krwg Through March rhighsmith.com. 46 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN GALLERIES CONTINUED FROM 45 Vision/Revision: New Mexico Poets on the Page Through May 19 A collaboration of NMSU’s Library Archives and the Creative Writing Program, exhibit of the works of poets Lorenzo Torrez, Margaret Page Hood, Eugene Manlove Rhodes and Keith Wilson, at Branigan Cultural Center. Info: 575-541-2154 or muse- ums.las-cruces.org. Nuestra Gente (Our People) Through May 31 The Gallery at Big Picture, 2001 E. Lohman Ave. Suite 109A, presents an exhibit of Francisco Lascurain Labadie, PHOTOS COURTESY ARLENE J. TUGEL Mexico City architect and Above: “Meandering to Picacho,” watercolor, plein air, Right: “Violet Shadows at La cubist-modern art painter Cueva,” watercolor, plein air. (1926-2013). Reception is 5-8 p.m. Friday, April 20. Info: 575- 647-0508. NMSU University Museum Arlene J. Tugel’s ‘Enchanted Colorscapes’ Through June 30 BULLETIN REPORT rekindled a childhood desire Photo exhibit, “Defending to pursue art. Tugel studied Truth and Memory: The Path Striking paintings by Las painting and drawing with nu- towards Justice in Guate- Cruces artist Arlene J. Tugel merous artists; her preferred mala,” features 35 photos of feature unique color inter- mediums are watercolor and the indigenous Guatemalans’ pretations in watercolor. The watercolor collage. struggle for justice. opening reception for her Tugel was awarded Signa- exhibit of plein air paintings, ture Member status with the Form & Function: Objects “Enchanted Colorscapes,” is New Mexico Watercolor Soci- with Flair Saturday, March 31, from 5 to 7 ety in 2015. Through July 8 p.m. at the Doñ a Ana Arts and Her work has been accepted More than 40 objects that Cultural Center, 1740 Calle de in juried shows in Las Cruces, combining usefulness and Mercado in Mesilla. Albuquerque, Santa Fe, So- beauty. N.M. Farm & Ranch Tugel paints familiar and corro, Deming and Pinos Altos, Heritage Museum Legacy Gal- hidden landscapes in Doña earning awards in 2011, 2012, lery. Info: 575-522-4100, www. Ana County and New Mexico, 2013 and 2015. She is an active nmfarmandranchmuseum.org. mostly en plein air (outdoors), member of the New Mexico with the color harmony of Watercolor Society, Southern 100 Years Strong each painting reflecting the Chapter and displays her work Through Sept. 16 artist’s mood and connection “Middle Gap, Sleeping Lady Hills,” watercolor, plein air year-round at the Mesilla Val- History of the Farm & Live- to the environment. ley Fine Arts Gallery. stock Bureau. Soil conserva- “I look for surprising colors “Enchanted Colorscapes” day are morning and late after- ence magic in the beauty of the tion, better irrigation methods, in the landscape and then de- will be exhibited from March noon, when sunlight and shad- land and value its importance and improved crop production sign my palette around them,” 31 through April 28 at the Doña ows play across plants, rocks to our well-being,” she says. occupied 300 Mesilla Valley she says. “I call that process Ana Arts and Cultural Center. and hillsides. Tugel’s sponta- A 20-year resident of Las farmers and ranchers who ‘enchanting the color.’” Regular hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. neity with watercolor can be Cruces, Tugel has lived in first gathered in 1917. NM An avid hiker, Tugel says Monday through Friday. Call seen in her choice of colors California, Oregon and Wash- Farm & Ranch Heritage Mu- “exploring the vast landscape 575-523-6403; email admin@ and pattern of brushstrokes. ington. In 2010, after a 36-year seum, 4100 Dripping Springs of the Southwest inspires me daarts.org. “I want the viewer to experi- career in soil science, she Road. to paint.” Her favorite times of LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 47 575-373-5767 or highde- EVENTS serthouseconcerts@ CONTINUED FROM 36 gmail.com. Wednesday, March 28, Megan McQueen’s Double Eagle in Me- Hamilton: 11 a.m.-1 p.m. silla, featuring multiple Saturdays in April, Grammy Award-winning Doña Ana Arts Council cellist Zuill Bailey, New Arts & Cultural Center, York City Ballet concert 1740 Calle de Mercado. master violinist Kurt Nik- McQueen presents her kanen and violist Scott four-part lecture se- Rawls. Tickets available ries. Proceeds benefit through El Paso Pro- DAAC’s arts education Musica at 915-747-8163 or programs for children. online at www.eppm.org. Cost: $50 for all four pre- Info and reservations, sentations. 575-523-6700. • April 7: The team that created Hamilton and its Dance Works: 7:30 p.m. impact on culture. Wednesday-Thursday, • April 14: Choreogra- March 28-29, Rentfrow phy and design elements Hall at NMSU. Student of sequences of the musi- Choreography Show- cal. case. Cost: Adults, $10; • April 21: Several students, children and se- songs from a feminist niors, $5. Info and tickets: perspective. 575-646-4067. • April 28: Other as- pects of the musical’s sto- Arts, culture seminars: rytelling as requested in 5:30-7 p.m. Thursdays, the prior three lectures. Doña Ana Arts Cultural Center, 1740 Calle de Thomas Rhett: Life Mercado. Feed Your Mind Changes tour, 7 p.m. Sat- series continues through urday, April 7, Pan Amer- Vignette® Modern Roman Shades May. $20 per seminar. ican Center, with Brett Info: 575-523-6403 or www. Young and Jillian Jac- daarts.org. queline. Cost: $39-$219. REBATES • March 29, April 5, 12: Tickets: Pan American Cozier winters. Cooler summers. STARTING AT Kathleen Key presents Center, www.Ticketmas- * four talks on “Impres- ter.com or 800-745-3000. Energy savings year-round. $10 0 sionism.” Info: www.LiveNation. • April 19: Marisa Sage, com. Increase your comfort and help lower your energy on qualifying purchases NMSU Art Museum di- bills with insulating Hunter Douglas shades. JAN 13–APRIL 9, 2018 rector, presents “Hidden The Crystals: 7 p.m. Treasures: The Art of Saturday, April 7, Rio Sol LeWitt on the NMSU Grande Theatre, 211 1515 W. AMADOR Campus.” N. 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All trademarks used herein are the property of Hunter Douglas or their respective owners. 18Q1NPVC1 48 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 RELIGION LAS CRUCES BULLETIN Worship Services WORSHIP CALENDAR Sephardim 101: 3-7 p.m. Fri- April 4, Mesilla Park day, March 23, Mesilla Com- Community Church Main Roman Catholic Advertise Your Worship Call 524-8061 Services Today! munity Center, 2251 Calle De Campus, 1040 El Paseo Call 524-8061 To Be Included Santiago. Jews from Spain Road. Women of the Word To Be Included Pastor: Rev. Pam Rowley Conference with Shabbat Bible Study new session. Disciples of Christ/ Sunday Worship Services dinner, includes wine and Cost: Free with free child Presbyterian United Church of Christ Traditional — 8:30 a.m. Challah. Adults only, limited care available. Informal — 11:00 a.m. seating. Info and registra- FIRST Disciples of Christ and Classes for all — 9:45 a.m. tion: bethisraelep.org/con- ONGOING PRESBYTERIAN United Church of Christ 4 blocks north of NMSU ference.html. THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH A Course in Miracles: 10-11:30 DIOCESE OF LAS CRUCES FIRST 2000 S. Locust (575) 522–8220 Justice: 7 p.m. Friday, a.m. Saturday, Tesoro Inte- VIEW ALL LISTINGS OF Sunday School: 9 am CHRISTIAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES www.UUMCLasCruces.org March 23, 3220 Jupiter Road. grative Health Center, 1605 S. ON OUR WEBSITE CHURCH Baha’is’ of Las Cruces Main St. Complete self-study Traditional Worship An Open and Affirming Church Lutheran presents “A Goodly Gift: A spiritual thought system WWW.DIOCESEOFLASCRUCES.ORG Service: 10:30 working in our Community for Civil, Human and Religious Fireside Discussion about with Edward Alvarez. $5 English, Spanish, and Korean congregations TRINITY LUTHERAN Catholic Rights in the name of Justice,” what the world’s suggested donation. Info: 200 E. Boutz Road, Las Cruces Jesus the Christ. CHURCH-ELCA faiths teach about divine 575-541-5660. Holy Family www.fpc.lc Sunday Worship 10:15 am Sunday Worship (575) 526-5559 9:00 am justice. Guests are asked to American 1809 El Paseo 524-3245 National Sunday School refrain from wearing any Agape Christian: 4:30 p.m. Catholic Church Baptistp New Thought 10:30 am fragrance. Info: 575-339-3205 Sunday, Bible school for An Inclusive Vatican II Nursery available or localspiritualassembly@ all ages. 5:45 p.m., Secret Catholic Community yahoo.com. Church and Children’s 1BTUPS8BZOF/JFNJOFO Masses: Sat. 5:30 pm & 1BTUPS$ISJTUBWPO;ZDIMJO Church, 1400 6th St. Commu- Sun. 10:30 am &MLT%SJWF Easter celebrations: 10:30 nion served to all believers. Clergy: Fr. Jim Lehman, FCM XXXUSJOJUZMVUIFSBOMDPSH a.m. Sundays, March 25 and Info: Herb Pinney, 575-650- Fr. Louie Amezaga CHANGE YOUR THINKING – "MMBSFXFMDPNF April 1, Unity of Las Cruces, 3915. 702 Parker Rd. CHANGE YOUR LIFE 125 Wyatt Drive. Good Friday Las Cruces. NM 88005 Hear Carol Carnes (as seen Messianic 575-644-5025 on TV) in Person and Easter worship. Info: Campus Mass: 12:10 p.m. every Sunday at 10:30 AM at www.unitylascruces.org. Tuesday, Newman Center, Mesilla Community Center 2615 S. Solano Drive. Catho- If you love Oprah, Deepak Baha’i’s of Las Cruces: 7 p.m. lic students and St. Albert and the Dalai Lama Did you know Jesus was Jewish Saturday, March 31, Good the Great weekly mass. Info: you will love our Center! and His name was Yeshua? Join us at Samaritan Meeting Center Mona Chip, mona@stalbert- 134 S. Main St. (Griggs & Main) Lower Level Conference newmancenter.org. Service Sat. 1PM Room, 3011 Buena Vida Bible Study Sat 4PM Circle. A Religion Without Center for Spiritual Living: 575 Join us to learn about your Hebrew Roots. Clergy – Who’s in Charge? N. Main St. Everyone is welcome! P resentation by Beatriz • 9:45 a.m. Sunday, medita- www.carolcarnes.com 866-874-7250 Ferreira. Info: 575-339-3205 tion. etz-chayim.org or localspiritualassembly@ • 10:30-11:30 a.m. Sunday, New Thought yahoo.com. celebration followed by a community meal. Easter at MPCC: 9 and 11 • 10:30-11:30 a.m. Monday, Christian You Create Your Own Reality! a.m. Easter Sunday, April Sacred Living Circle. First 1, Mesilla Park Community • 9-10 a.m., Monday-Thurs- …Come Find Out How Church, 1040 El Paseo Road. day, yoga. Church of The church’s two campuses Christ, Scientist • 2-3 p.m., first and third join for an Easter celebra- Tuesday of each month, Sunday: tion. Free brunch before dance free. Service & Sunday School each service and a candy • 4:30-5 p.m. Thursdays, 10 a.m. In the Heart of Las Cruces drop for the kids after each peace meditation. Wednesday: Sunday Event Sunday Event Sunday Event service. Info: 575-524-7658, Testimonies 7 p.m. 10:30am 10:30am 11:00am • 4-6 p.m. third Friday All are WELCOME! [email protected] or of each month, Shamanic Rev. Bonnie Smith Rev. Terry Lund Pat Conway 140 Taylor Road www.getrealchurch.org. drumming and meditation. 325 West Mountain Ave. 575 N. Main St. 125 Wyatt Drive • 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Las Cruces, NM wellspringnow.com 575-523-4847 unityoflascruces.org Bible study: 9:30-11:30 Saturdays, A Course in 575-523-5063 CSL-LasCruces.org a.m. Wednesdays, through Miracles. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN RELIGION FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 49 Looking at the world through a Hebrew lens There is a di- particular chair thought about the compo- Testament when Jesus activity, and generativity; sophical construct; God acts rect correlation fits. sition, what it’s used for, approaches Nathanael in they do not describe status on behalf of the people. God between the way Hebrew thought how it acts in space, and its John’s Gospel, Nathanael or rest. A lion is what it cannot be defined by an we frame things in differs from Greek inner becoming. There is says “Can anything good does, a lion’s being is in abstract quality called “god- words and how we and Latin. In some an analytical description come out of Nazareth?” its actions. A lion prowls, ness,” into which this par- think about those ways it is the op- of the Temple of Solomon Nazareth was a backwater, pounces on its prey, and ticular God fits. You want things. As the reli- GABRIEL posite; in Hebrew in I Kings, about all the across the tracks, and thus saunters around with its to know who God is? “God gious philosopher ROCHELLE you don’t think in different woods – cedar, all Nazarenes were tarred head held high. If you call is the One who brought Alan Watts said, “a Tales from abstractions, you juniper and olive – and the with that brush. In literary someone (Judah in Genesis us out of Egypt, out of the thing is a think.” the Cassock think in particu- gold used to build it, but to perspective this is called 49) a lion you are seeing house of bondage, into a Our history is pri- lars. One chair is the Hebrew mind the use metonymy: the part stands him as he is in action. His land flowing with milk and marily Western, so Greek not like another, just as one of the Temple was more for the whole. One person acting is who he is. He is not honey.” No static image can and Latin were the original tree is not like another. If important than its outward represents a village. captured by any static defi- be made of God because languages for thoughts the Old Testament talks appearance. The last quality of He- nition but via imagery. God is always active. Hence, and thinking things into about trees, it speaks of the Another aspect of the brew to underscore is the Bottom line: when we God is free to become new existence. Greek is charac- oak of Mamre or the ce- Hebrew language that the focus on action. Many contemplate God-language to us in every moment; we terized by a move toward dars of Lebanon. The word people thought collectively. nouns in Hebrew are de- in the Old Testament it know God in relationship, abstraction and synthesis. translated “tree” refers to We share some of this. If nominative; that is, they are appears that God is a verb never in the abstract. This is the platonic move: the composition of a tree: you come from a small derived from verbs. Nouns more than a noun: God is we see a chair and we think it’s made of wood. town and are a criminal, are actions seen in a mo- also known in action and Fr. Gabriel Rochelle is pas- in terms of “chairness,” The ancient Hebrews did that small town will be ment of use. The focus is via imagery. The Hebrew tor of St Anthony of the Des- the perfect idea about what not think about the form tarred with the brush of on becoming not being. The words underline this. God ert Orthodox Mission, Las Cruces. Visit stanthonylc.org chairs are, into whichWors our of thingshi so muchp as theyServices your felony. In the New verbs work with movement, is no abstraction, no philo- Non Denominational Baha'i Faith Episcopal The Baha’i Information ST. ANDREW’S Southern New Mexico & Reading Center All faiths welcome EPISCOPAL Church of God CHURCH Biblically Discover the Baha’i Faith Orthodox Traditional “Digging deep Sabbath Services Interfaith Devotional wells so others Anglican Worship Sundays 10:30 to 12 p.m. may drink.” Sunday: Interactive 8 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. “All the messengers of God have Rector: The Rev. Canonnon Bible Study Scott A. Ruthven Wednesday: 10 a.m. been sent for the sole purpose of Saturdays 1 p.m. guiding mankind to the straight Weekday Services www.stjameslascruces.org path of Truth.” Tuesday - 9:30 AM - Morning Prayer 1701 E . Mi ssouri Thursday - Noon - Holy Eucharist 102 St. James Avenue • 526-2389 525 E. Lohman Corner of University & S. Main Kristy Parks, 575.522.0467 Sunday Services See us 4BU4VO 8:30 AM - Rite 1 Jewish CALVARY 10:30 AM - Rite 2 mornings 10:30 Advertise TEMPLE BETH-EL a.m. on -BT$SVDFT CHRISTIAN 518 N. Alameda Blvd. OF LAS CRUCES 526-6333 DBCMFDIBOOFM CENTER www.SaintAndrewsLC.org OURS IS A DIVERSE AND GROWING Your Worship JEWISH COMMUNITY We observe all of God’s We are fundamental by belief, Friday Services vary, please check Schedule of Services Holy Days and accept Pentecostal by experience. If you are our website for this week’s time looking for enthusiastic worship and Sunday School at 10am Jesus Christ uncompromised preaching of the Word of Services Today! Shabbat Morning Services Sunday Morning Worship as our savior. God, we invite you to come worship. at 10:15 am Service at 11am All are welcome. WWW.TBELC.ORG Wednesday Bible Study at 7pm Pastor Mark Jordan Call 524-8061 3980 SONOMA SPRINGS AVE. 1880 N. Solano 650-7359 Worship services 10:30 a.m. 575-524-3380 Las Cruces, NM 88001 Sundays at 4211 Elks Drive. 575-405-4269 ConGidential private counseling Rabbi Lawrence P. Karol For more information, call 575-323-3442 To Be Included also available. Member of Union for Reform Judaism www.riveroflifeupc.org BUSINESS 50 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NMSU College of Business receives accreditation extension By JANE MOORMAN strengths, innovation For the Bulletin and unique features for its addition of courses The business and Technical and Profes- accounting degree pro- sional Communication grams of New Mexico for Accountants, and State University’s Col- Financial Accounting lege of Business have Research, which dem- received an extension of onstrate a recognition accreditation from the of the need to improve Association to Advance communication skills Collegiate Schools of and help students meet Business. the CPA education re- “NMSU’s College of quirements of neighbor- Business has had a long ing states. tradition of doing an The college and the excellent job educating accounting program our students, and trans- were complimented for forming their lives,” a commitment to the said College of Business mission of serving stu- Dean James Hoffman. dents. The peer review “Receiving such positive team said this was evi- feedback from AACSB dent by the very large continues to reinforce participation rate in the our college’s tradition internship program and and provide a solid foun- student professional dation for continued organizations, as well excellence.” as the students winning NMSU was among several competitions at 50 universities to have national and regional their accreditation meetings. extended in either busi- Both the business and ness, business and ac- accounting faculty were counting, or accounting recognized for their by the international or- strong commitment to ganization. An AACSB supporting high quality Accreditation is synony- education for students. mous with the highest This is demonstrated standards in business by the accounting de- education, and has been partment faculty, where earned by less than 5 every senior member percent of the world’s PHOTO COURTESY ANDRES LEIGHTON/NMSU has been recognized business schools. New Mexico State University’s College of Business Dean James Hoffman is proud that the business with a teaching award. “AACSB congratu- and accounting degree programs received an extension of accreditation from the Association to Advance The next accredita- Collegiate Schools of Business. He attributes it to the college’s tradition of excellence. lates each institution for tion review will be in their achievement,” said in all areas, including about strengths, unique Public Utilities provides veloping a leadership 2022-2023 for the busi- Stephanie M. Bryant, teaching, research, cur- features and effective an important regional pipeline for public ness degree program executive vice president ricula development and practices for the busi- program with a highly school leaders; and the and 2024-2025 for the and chief accredita- student learning. The ness degree program, regarded certificate PGA Golf Management accounting degree pro- tion officer for AACBS intense peer-review pro- the peer review team program; the Woodrow program is a highly re- gram. International. “Every cess exemplifies their cited the Doctor of Eco- Wilson Fellows Master garded program. AACBS-accredited commitment to quality nomics Development of Business Administra- The accounting de- Jane Moorman may be school has demonstrated business education.” program as very in- tion program provides gree program received reached at 505-249-0527, a focus on excellence Among the comments novative; the Center of strong support in de- commendations of [email protected]. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN BUSINESS FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 51 BUSINESS BRIEFS military families. “In order to compete Larry Kudlow may with other states for this Allsup’s bonuses “Farah and Julian have latest F-16 pilot training Allsup’s, one of New positive and bright futures mission, New Mexico Mexico’s largest privately- with First American Bank,” needs to offer this gross owned companies, has an- Bullock said in a news receipts tax deduction,” not have much to do nounced that all full-time, release. “They are both Sen. Burt says in a news non-executive employees dedicated to the growth of release. “We need to do all that have been employed the bank and committed to we can to keep hundreds of The an- on tax cuts as forward by others. at least one year with the the success of their custom- jobs and millions of federal nouncement a mechanism In this role, the ability company prior to 2018 will ers.” dollars in the state. ” that President for promoting to predict the course of receive a $1,000 one-time Crow Marquez works at “The Air Force has a Trump’s pick of economic pros- the economy is among bonus as a result of the re- First American Bank’s Las shortage of pilots, (and) Larry Kudlow perity. Tax cuts the least important cent Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Cruces Mesilla office and this particular mission will as his new As- good; tax hikes skills. This is good given passed in December 2017. Salazar at First American bring in more and more sistant for Eco- bad. Thus, the his poor track record The new tax reform Bank Las Cruces Opera- CHRIS F-16 pilots that will train nomic Policy Bush tax cuts at so doing. What is legislation provides tax tions Center. ERICKSON to protect us and our al- inspired a tor- must mean pros- needed is an ability to cuts for individuals and Chartered in Artesia in State of the lies all across the world,” rent of articles perity and Clin- understand how adop- companies and should 1903, First American serves Economy Sen. Griggs said. “It will critical of Kud- ton tax increases tion of a particular set result in positive economic New Mexico with 16 full- also give an opportunity low’s lack of prognosti- mean stagnation. Unfor- of policies will or won’t growth, Allsup’s said in a service locations in 14 com- to expand the economy in cating prowess. tunately for Kudlow’s help Donald Trump statement. munities. Alamogordo, grow the base Kudlow is best known forecasting accuracy, achieve his policy goals. “Mark and I are pleased Holloman initiative and protect the base.” as a TV pundit and the world is more com- Given Trump’s deci- to announce this special, Senator Burt said the tax host of CNBS’s Kudlow plicated. Many factors sion-making processes, one-time bonus to our hard- A bill signed into law break could result in over Report. In that role, he influence the economy, which are more based working employees,” said and sponsored by New $15.4 million being invested had a lot of air time to federal income tax on campaign promises Barbara Allsup, co-founder Mexico State Sens. Bill in the area over the next fill and some of that fill among them. Taxes may and gut feelings than on and owner with her late Burt (R-Chavez-Lincoln- three to five years to build took the form of predic- be important but may the economic soundness husband, Lonnie D. Allsup, Otero) and Ron Griggs five facilities to support tions about the future not be determinant in a of the ideas, Kudlow who had endorsed the plan (Doña Ana-Eddy-Otero) the pilot training mission of the economy. Many given circumstances. may not have much to shortly before his death. will give a gross receipts if New Mexico attracts the of these forecasts in ret- It may be, of course, do. His duties may in- Mark Allsup is the com- tax deduction to the United F-16 fighter pilot training rospect turned out to be that Kudlow’s views are volve coming up with pany’s president and CEO. States Air Force on the mission to the state. woefully wrong. subtler than what he economic justifications Allsup’s operates 317 con- construction materials and In addition, Sen. Burt Famous is a 2007 demonstrated as host for whatever his boss is venience stores throughout services to build facilities said the additional training prediction, made while of a TV show, which going to do any way. New Mexico, West Texas, for an expanded and per- mission could ultimately touting the benefits is, after all, aimed at Trump is imposing and Oklahoma and employs manent F-16 fighter pilot help save Holloman from of the Bush tax cuts, a broad audience. His tariffs on steel and alu- more than 3,200 full-and training mission at Hollo- closing if it is ever threat- which predicted con- supply-side persona minum in the hope of part-time employees. man Air Force Base. tinue upward move- may well be more reviving employment The expanded mission ened with a military base ment and prosperity, schtick than an expres- in these industries. Bank promotions could create 638 perma- realignment shutdown. Currently, there are two completely missing the sion of truly held be- Most economists are Joe Bullock, Las Cruces nent civilian jobs in the other military-supported Great Recession that liefs. Those who know skeptical that tariffs Market president, an- Alamogordo area, Burt pilot training programs at was about to begin. Kudlow universally say will work. Kudlow’s job nounces the promotions of said in a news release, and Holloman. Then there was his he is very smart. He is likely to be justifying Farrah Crow Marquez to bring in 350 to 400 more prediction in 1993 that likely understands that tariffs regardless of the Vice Presi- President Clinton’s tax simplistic policies are soundness of the policy. dent, Com- increases would stop not likely to be effective; mercial the recovery and de- that there are no magic Christopher A. Erickson, Lender; press long-term growth. bullets. Ph.D., is a professor of and Julian Subsequent to this ut- In some sense, Kud- economics at NMSU. Salazar terance was an eight- low’s own views are not He often rolls his eyes to Assis- Las Cruces Home Builders Associa on year expansion that relevant. The role of the at the things that pass Farrah Crow tant Vice Monthly Member Highlight brought about a bal- assistant for economic as economic analysis on Marquez President, anced federal budget. policy, who also serves TV shows. The opinions Treasury The Anniversary House, is a huge return to our community, and Involving the There is an underly- as director of the Na- expressed may not be Manage- affiliates from the beginning with the Turkey Golf Scramble to the finishing of ing theme to Kudlow’s tional Economic Coun- shared by the regents ment Sales assembling the boxes to be delivered to the families of Las Cruces. The economic world view. cil, is not so much to set and administration of Repre- planning and effort of the community service that the LCHBA is involved in, He is a supplier side policy but rather to be NMSU. Chris can be sentative, is by far, at the top of my list. true believer. As such, an honest broker of the reached at chrerick@ of First he puts great stock ideas and policies put nmsu.edu. American Julian Salazar Bank. 52 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 PETS & PEOPLE LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NMSU cat program shows success of ‘Trap-Neuter-Return’ By MIKE COOK past 15 years. efforts from 2002-14 could grant is helping pay for Las Cruces Bulletin FCaMP has been a have produced more than 500 cat spay-neuters in highly successful Trap- 2,000 kittens, according targeted areas in the “Cat” is part of both Neuter-Return (TNR) pro- to the FCaMP website. county, she said. catalyst and advocate, gram because of Corella And that doesn’t factor in ASCMV is also “a great and both are good ways to and other dedicated male cats, who can father resource,” Corella said, describe Michelle Corella. volunteers, but it hasn’t thousands of kittens in a but is currently dealing As an original member come cheaply. lifetime. with a two-to-three- of the NMSU Feral Cat “It’s a very expensive The local animal month backlog of spay- Management Program endeavor,” said Corella, a shelter, Animal Service neuter cases. (FCaMP) in 2002 and the senior systems developer Center of the Mesilla Val- New ASCMV Director program’s director for in the NMSU Informa- ley (ASCMV), currently Clint Thacker “has a good 10 years, Corella helped tion and Communication lacks a full-time “vet relationship with local bring together volunteers Technology Department. contingent” to handle (animal) rescue groups,” and professionals to re- At retail prices, getting the massive amount of Corella said, and collec- duce the number of feral one cat sterilized, vac- spay/neuter surgeries tively they are doing “ev- cats on the university cinated against rabies, needed in this commu- erything possible to stem PHOTOS COURTESY MICHELLE CORELLA campus fr om 200-250 to microchipped and ear nity, Corella said. But the tide” of unwanted NMSU campus cat Holly. fewer than 40 during the tipped to identify it as there are programs like animals. having been TNRed can the local Spay-Neuter Ac- Corella said she hopes cost nearly $150. tion Program (SNAP) to ASCMV will eventually But the results are as- help low-income pet own- offer a sort of “get-out- tonishing. Left unspayed, ers (including feral cat of-jail free” program that the 158 female cats steril- colony managers) get cats ized through FCaMP’s fixed. And, a PetSmart SEE CAT, PAGE 53 PROVIDING SHADE & REPLACING HAIL DAMAGED AWNINGS PET OF THE WEEK SMORE This beautiful calico is named Smore. Her super sweet personality and curiosity are as unique as she is. She just loves to come right up and say hi to you, as long as you give her some love. Stop by the Animal Service Center of the Mesilla Valley and take her home today! Winter hours, location and contact information ASCMV is open from noon to 6 p.m., Monday- Friday; noon to 5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, at 3551 Bataan Memorial West. Info: 575-382-0018. Off-site adoption events daily (City and county: altered $7; unaltered • Farmers & Crafts Market: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. every $50). Saturday, downtown (dog adoptions: far north end of the market on the Downtown Mall; cat • Low-cost spay/neuter program: dogs are $35, adoptions: Center for Spiritual Living, 575 N. cats are $25; by appointment only. Main St.) Donation requests • PetCo: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Saturday, 3050 E. ASCMV needs human volunteers, along with Lohman Ave., Bldg. D dog crates, blankets (without filling, no sleeping • Sportsman’s Warehouse, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. every bags), towels, collars and leashes. Donations can Saturday, 2230 N. Telshor Blvd. be dropped off during normal business hours or • Barkin’ Brunch at Corner Bakery – 10 a.m. to 2 left at the door. p.m. every Sunday, 2305 E. Lohman Ave. Volunteers Additional services offered If you love animals and would like to make a dif- • Microchip: $20, available daily, no appointment ference, contact the volunteer coordinator or necessary. LC7-LV46278 stop by to learn about volunteer opportunities. • Pet licenses: City and county licenses available LAS CRUCES BULLETIN PETS & PEOPLE FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 53 CAT NMSU CAT’S MEOW ADOPTABLE campus CONTINUED FROM 52 cat Leila. CAT OF THE WEEK allows pet owners to re- trieve their pets from the shelter the first time they are picked up by city or county animal control of- ficers without paying the impound fee that many pet owners can’t afford. Since shutting down NMSU campus cat Brave- FCaMP last Dec. 31, “These animals depend problem in this com- heart. Corella has continued to on us for their wellbeing,” munity when it comes to care for feral cats – she Corella said. They are animal welfare,” Corella works.” prefers the term “commu- “living, breathing crea- remains “the eternal Fixing cats turns them nity cats”; award-winning tures, not garbage or in- optimist. “When you do into “coach potatoes,” Las Cruces author and animate objects.” Corella this stuff,” you have to she said. “They don’t cat lover Denise Chavez and her husband have six be.” roam or breed, but they calls them gatos calleje- cats and a recently res- Her goal is to find still protect their ‘turf,’ ros (“street cats”) – on cued 12-year-old dog. “safe, loving homes” for oftentimes discouraging TWILIGHT campus and to support Serving as an animal unwanted cats and dogs other, unfixed, cats from animal welfare through- welfare advocate is “where they’re thought of entering their territory. Hi, my name is Twilight. I am 8 years old. I am available for adop- tion. You can visit me and my wonderful kitty family at The Cat’s out Las Cruces. “heartbreaking,” she as family.” That’s why it works.” Meow Adoption Center. Then-NMSU employee said. “I sometimes deal The only effective For more information, Kathy Billing brought the with cat stuff all day. It’s way to reduce local cat visit http://fcamp.nmsu. Cat’s Meow Rescue and Adoption center is located at FCaMP model to campus something you find your- populations to manage- edu/. from Cal State Long Beach self doing because it’s the able numbers is TNR, 2211 N. Mesquite St. It is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday or by appointment at in 2002. Billing retired in right thing to do.” she said. “If you do it Mike Cook may be reached 575-640-0011. Visit online at www.thecatsmeowlascru- 2007 and Corella took over And, even though she properly, methodically at mike@lascrucesbulle- ces.com or find them on Facebook. as program director. believes “we have a huge with a goal in sight, TNR tin.com. for New10% Customers Discount Local resources for cat owners • The Cat’s Meow: Cat adoption and resource center, 2211 N. Mes- NMSU feral cat program quite St. 575-640-0011, www.thecatsmeowlascruces.com. SBH WEB • Humane Society of Southern New Mexico: PetSmart Charities seeks new director partner, managing the cattery in the Las Cruces PetSmart store, DESIGN 2200 E. Lohman Ave. 575-617-1416, hssnm.org. It may have shut down, search for a new director. • Action Programs for Animals: Cat adoptions and pet food bank Creating Unique and Dynamic Web Sites but NMSU’s feral cat pro- The job includes fun- for low-income feline (and canine) guardians, 800 W. Picacho Ave. to Attract Potential Customers! gram hasn’t gone to the draising and managing 575-571-4654, actionprogramsforanimals.org. dogs. program funds; respond- • Safe Haven Animal Sanctuary: Cat adoptions, 6890 Eagle Road. FREE Consultation and Estimates Despite the closure of ing to calls about both Their thrift store is at 840-D El Paseo Road. 575-805-5338, shas- For more information and Appointment the formal program, vol- feral and non-feral cats pets.com. Contact 575-640-5091 • Animal Service Center of the Mesilla Valley (ASCMV): Cat adop- unteers continue to look on campus and taking www.sbhwebdesign.com after their existing feline direct action or making tions and low-cost cat spay/neuter services by appointment, 3551 colonies on campus, pro- referrals to get the cats Bataan Memorial West. 575-382-0018, www.las-cruces.org/en/ departments/ascmv/. viding food, water and, as spayed or neutered, vacci- • Spay Neuter Action Program (SNAP): Spay/neuter assistance needed, vet care. nated and microchipped; (cats and dogs) for low-income Doña Ana County residents, 2405 Longtime NMSU Feral and maintaining on-cam- West Picacho Ave., #103. 575-524-9265, snapnewmexico.org. Cat Management Pro- pus cat feeding stations. • Big Kitty Fix: Low-cost, feline-only, monthly spay/neuter clinics gram (FCaMP) member There are FCaMP thru the end of 2018. 575-639-3036, www.facebook.com/BigKit- ALTERATIONS • GIFT SHOP and director Michelle members to assist a new tyFix. We can make your clothes fit. Corella closed the pro- director, Corella said. • PetSmart grant for Doña Ana County 2018: Free feline-only gram last Dec. 31 because Everyone involved in the spay/neuter offered to county residents in zip codes 88007, NFL items have arrived. she couldn’t find anyone program is a volunteer. 88032, 88044, 88046, 88047, 88048, 88054, 88056 and 88072, to take it over. If interested in reviving while funds last. 575-386-2915. 225 E. Idaho #32 in La Mission Plaza But FCaMP’s website the FCaMP program or • Doña Ana County Humane Society: Animal Relief Fund offers vet (http://fcamp.nmsu. in volunteering, contact care assistance to qualifying pet guardians, and Pets for Seniors Hours: Tues thru Fri - 10AM - 6PM offers adoption fee assistance to seniors wishing to adopt pets edu/) and email (fcamp@ Corella at 575-639-3036 or Saturday : 10AM - 2PM LC3-LV44765 nmsu.edu) is still active, [email protected]. from ASCMV. Located at 2405 W. Picacho Ave., Ste. 103, by ap- Phone Number: 527-1411 pointment only. 575-647-4808, dachslc.org. and Corella continues to SW LIVING 54 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NMSU programs collaborating in community garden projects By JANE MOORMAN spark interest in garden- For the Bulletin ing with a small project that eventually connects Give a person a nutri- people with the Master tious meal and you will Gardeners and the “Seed feed him for a day. Teach to Supper” curriculum. him about vegetable gar- “To do this, the ICAN dening you will feed him nutrition educators are for life. teaching a basic garden- Statistically, New ing lesson and providing Mexicans face two barri- an herb growing kit,” she ers: poverty and people said. “The idea is to build living in places consid- confidence by helping ered a food desert. This them successfully grow contributes to the state’s something and then move national ranking – 48th on to growing more chal- in hunger and food inse- lenging vegetables.” curity. “Oregon State also Two programs in the worked with the Master New Mexico State Uni- Gardeners to teach gar- versity College of Agri- den education to people cultural, Consumer and when they come into Environmental Sciences the food bank,” Cassady – Ideas for Cooking and said. “We are working to Nutrition and the Master expand this concept for Gardener program – are New Mexico.” combining efforts to help Cassady plans to work limited resource New PHOTO COURTESY JANE MOORMAN/NMSU with food banks as well Mexicans learn to garden Sally Cassady, center, New Mexico State University’s new Ideas for Cooking and Nutrition food system specialist, is working as community agencies as a way to supplement with Ashley Bennett, left, NMSU’s small urban farm integrated pest management specialist, and Kelly White, NMSU’s Master to provide the gardening their diets with fresh Gardener program manager, about plants that will be grown in a demonstration garden at NMSU’s Agricultural Science Cen- classes. ter at Los Lunas. Cassady is coordinating a program through ICAN to help limited resource New Mexicans learn to garden as a fruits and vegetables. New Mexico, Arizona, way to supplement their diets with fresh fruits and vegetables The collaboration New York, Pennsylvania, began in June 2017, with rector of NMSU’s ICAN A&M University’s AgLife and has a Master Gar- rural areas. Because of North Carolina, Ken- Sally Cassady joining the Program. “We will be Extension Service. “It is dener Program, as well as the distance between tucky and Oregon are ICAN Program as a food bringing Extension pro- designed to help youth the NMSU Agricultural communities, it may be collaborating to evaluate systems specialist. While graming to a new audi- understand where food Science Center at Los backyard gardens instead the “Seed to Supper” cur- obtaining a Master of ence in New Mexico.” comes from.” Lunas where a demon- of community gardens,” riculum. Public Health from the While Cassady’s focus To introduce adults to stration garden is being she said. “I am working with so University of Arizona, is on adult gardening, she gardening, Cassady is established. There are Cassady is working many amazing people to she worked at the Tucson has introduced a youth partnering with NMSU’s also several community with Kelly White, state make this happen,” she Village Farm where she curriculum, “Learn, Cooperative Extension gardens in the county.” coordinator of the Master said. “I’m working with Ex- re-discovered her connec- Grow, Eat and Go,” to the Service specialists and Torrance County is Gardener programs, to tension specialists, county tion with food. ICAN nutrition educators the Master Gardener Pro- rural with greater dis- provide the six-lesson agents and community “There is something who are using it to intro- gram to develop demon- tances between residents. basic gardening curricu- partners. It will take every- magical about the process duce basic plant science stration and community Cassady will collaborate lum, “Seed to Supper,” body working together to of planting a seed and and nutrition education gardens. with the county Exten- originally created by make this happen.” then it becoming a plant to students. Cassady has selected sion agents and existing Oregon State University. that provides food,” Cas- “With this curriculum, Valencia and Torrance community gardens to Cassady is revising the Jane Moorman is a se- sady said. you can teach garden ed- counties to begin the provide locations for peo- curriculum to address nior public information “We are excited to have ucation in the classroom projects. ple to learn about raising the Southwest growing specialist for New Mexico Sally onboard to bring whether you have ac- “These two counties vegetables. environment, and to im- State University, Albu- gardening education to cess to a garden or not,” are extreme opposites,” “We want to see what plement the curriculum querque campus. She may adults across the state,” Cassady said of the cur- she said. “Valencia it will take to establish statewide. be reached at 505-249-0527 said Donna Sauter, di- riculum created by Texas County is more urban gardening in the more Cassady wants to or [email protected]. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN SW LIVING FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 55 LUSH AND LEAN OL’ BUDDY Become water-wise Ernie’s an scale read-out it. He prolapsed three artist. He’s a showed 205 count- more times until at last rawhide man. ing the tags and Ernie administered the He plaits Cali- mud ball on his humane .22 caliber pain to help gardens thrive fornia vaquero tail. A leepie, obvi- killer. Buddy became style headstalls, ously, with a big rawhide. Ernie made By CASSIE MCCLURE romals, reins, belly and a muzzle several scarf slides from and SUZANNE MICHAELS reatas and other BAXTER like a leaf rake. Buddy. Buttons he called fancy stuff. When BLACK And to top it off them. On the Edge Living in the desert re- you ride with of Common Sense he was swayback! At the sale that spring quires an adjustment for Ernie you always The auctioneer he caught E.B. in the cafe those not born and raised feel like yer in a parade. got him up to twenty and showed him what ol’ here. From applying sun- But like any artist cents a pound. E.B. ac- Buddy had become. “You screen and drinking more who is self-unemployed, knowledged the bid but wanna buy one of these water, we adapt to the he has plenty of time to stated loud enough for buttons?” he asked E.B. land and thrive. It’s simi- kill. He told me he was the curious to hear, “I’m “Sure. How much?” lar for the vegetables in settin’ in the sale barn buying him for Ernie!” “Ten bucks.” our gardens. Make sure one mornin’ visitin’ with After the sale Ernie paid “Tell ya what,” says that your garden has the the geezers and watchin’ for the calf but cornered E.B. “I’ll give ya five right know-how to thrive Noah’s Ark run through E.B., “Thanks, E.B., but bucks each and buy ‘em by becoming water-wise the ring. They ran the what did you see in that all.” and plant savvy through assorted single lambs, steer, or what didn’t you Ernie thought it over, the popular, free Lush odd hogs, box of baby see that the rest of us dug six more buttons out and Lean Workshops chicks and day-old Hol- missed!” of his pocket and said, sponsored by the Las Cru- stein calves through and “Son,” said E.B. “You “It’s a deal.” ces Utilities (LCU) Water had moved on to the beef bring him back through “See there,” said E.B., Conservation Program. cows and calves. the sale this spring and “I told ya he make you On March 29, Dr. Ernie kept his eye see what he brings. He’ll money when you brought Stephanie Walker, an Ex- on E.B., the local order make you money.” Ernie him back!” tension Vegetable Special- buyer, to learn some had respect for E.B.’s “Yup,” said Ernie, “Yer ist at New Mexico State PHOTO COURTESY ANDRES LEIGHTON/NMSU tricks of the trade. E.B. opinion and took “ol’ sure right. If his tail had University, will present at NMSU Extension Vegetable Specialist and Researcher Dr. sorted through the lots Buddy” home. been just a little longer Thomas Branigan Memo- Stephanie Walker will present water-wise vegetable gar- of killer cows, gummer Buddy ate like a span I’da broke even.” rial Library. dening at the Lush and Lean Workshop at Thomas Branigan pairs and shiny lookin’ of Belgians. Although he “There are three things Memorial Library March 29. weaners. Ernie sat on didn’t get much taller, Baxter Black is a cowboy I will cover,” said Dr. plant something that has for about ten years.” his hands. E.B. noticed he developed an impres- poet, former large animal Walker. “First, we will a large biomass like okra, Lush and Lean work- Ernie’s lack of participa- sive rumen capacity. veterinarian and enter- learn to manage the you can use it to shelter shops are free and open tion. In came a shaggy Somewhere around four tainer of the agricultural growth of our vegetables, other vegetables from the to the public, held from lookin’ something-or- hundred pounds he pro- masses. Learn more at which increases their harsh effects of the sun 5:30-7:30 p.m. Thursdays other cross. The digital lapsed. Ernie replaced www.baxterblack.com. resilience to drought im- and wind.” in Thomas Branigan pact. For example, toma- “The last thing is that Memorial Library’s toes and melons can do we need to understand Roadrunner Room, 200 E. well if you manage their that our vegetable selec- Picacho Ave. See the com- 10-year root growth; the deeper tions are important. Big plete list of speakers and No login. 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Selinfreund of Burrell In addition to helping College founded the students build resumes Young Medical Explor- and connections in ers, the program con- their fields of interest, sisted of 12 high school Neal said the program students he and a few col- hopes to eventually help leagues mentored while students apply to profes- offering hands-on train- sional schools and enter ing sessions in aspects of the workforce in the med- the medical field. ical field beyond college. In its second year, you “It is not only impor- might say the face of the tant for future health program is looking a professionals to get little younger, as medical hands-on experience, but students have stepped to be exposed to the many in to offer mentorship options available,” Neal to high school students said. “It’s why the sec- keenly interested in be- ond-year students meet coming health care pro- with different medical fessionals. professionals and not just Dr. Selinfreund said physicians. These early that, as the program en- experiences broaden tered its second year, he their choices and hope- looked at the medical stu- fully spark some interest dents of Burrell College in any medical field.” PHOTO COURTESY AVERY NEAL and began to feel the high The second-year stu- school students of his Young Medical Explorers from Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine display techniques to high school students contem- dents also meet health plating careers in health care. Medical Explorers pro- professionals in differ- gram would benefit from such as diabetes, altitude Dr. Selinfreund re- of the program to medi- in the medical field. Cur- ent locations, such as being mentored by future sickness, shock and heart mains involved, though cal students like Neal rently, the first-year ex- the Southwest Sport and health professionals who attacks. more behind the scenes. who have brought fresh plorers learn Wilderness Spine Center, Inc., to tour were still relatively close Several medical He attended the men- enthusiasm and serve as First Aid, while more physical therapy centers, to their own ages. students volunteered, tors’ first meeting with role models to the stu- clinically based training, or the Oncology center at “Young people don’t enough, in fact, for each students and saw proof dents. such as taking vitals, ex- Memorial Medical Cen- want to be around old high school student to of what he hoped: High With Neal and other amining abdomen, eyes, ter, where they were able professors,” Dr. Selin- receive one-on-one men- school students were medical students leading ears and mouth, as well to speak with a physicist. freund said with a laugh. torship. excited to speak with the program, the number as suturing and Osteo- “Our hope is that this Dr. Selinfreund asked “Dr. Selinfreund is the medical professionals of high school students pathic Manipulative Med- experience and exposure for medical student vol- reason any of us became who were early in their involved doubled to 24, icine, are taught to the to the field of medicine unteers and explained involved with Medical careers. and more than enough second-year explorers. allows them to see a ca- the work they would be Explorers,” said Avery “You can watch them medical students con- Dr. Selinfreund said reer in medicine is one doing. Beyond offering Neal, one of the first vol- bonding immediately,” tinue to volunteer for that, since the changes, they can achieve, and mentorship, they would unteers who now helps Dr. Selinfreund said. each high school student the program has con- one where they will find also lead training ses- lead the program. “Dur- “They believe this future to receive one-on-one tinued to accelerate in success and fulfillment,” sions for students to ing the initial meeting he is possible for them be- mentorship. breadth and scope, and Neal said. learn about basic first essentially said ‘This is cause they can say ‘this One of the benefits he believes it will con- aid and wound manage- what Medical Explorers person is just a little beyond the training, Neal tinue to double in size. Avra Elliott is a Las Cru- ment, including splinting is. Now it’s yours,’ and older than me.’” said, is that students Neal is planning for it. ces freelance writer and bone and joint injuries we started building it as a Dr. Selinfreund credits become aware of the “As we continue to may be reached at elliot- and recognizing illnesses student-run program.” the continuing success variety of career options build, our later years will [email protected]. 58 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 WELL BEING LAS CRUCES BULLETIN Align yourself to gain balance on a horse Those of us who that can help small increments to spend time with cultivate the avoid pulling a muscle! horses know that feeling of what It is important to move they bring out the is correct and slowly in stages to gain best in us! Horses in balance, both the most from them. work in many with the horse The leg work will types of therapy and his move- take much longer than programs for this KATHARINE ment as well as the arm movements, very reason. If CHRISLEY- with the earth. so work standing still you want to be- SCHREIBER You can use should be a priority, come physically Stablewoman a round pen or even though they can be stronger, take have someone done at all the gaits. Do care of a horse (or 2, or longe you on your them only one side at a 3...). The daily moving horse, or do the move- time. Do all of the ex- of hay bales, mucking ments while riding up ercises equally in each (cleaning) stalls and an arroyo or through a direction. pastures, unrolling and meadow. By feeling the correct- re-rolling water hoses, Set yourself (and your ness of one’s position grooming, riding, re- horse) up for success by when mounted, through pairing fences, etc. will choosing nice weather, a series of body move- burn lots of calories quiet surroundings and ments, the rider can and build muscle. An good footing. Do these “self correct” any time. old friend and teacher only on a very gentle Some schools have mir- once advised me to horse. rors where riders can “park the car as far Arms out from the watch their own posi- away from the store as shoulders (like an air- tions. Some riders have you can and walk to plane) will show your daily instruction. Most the entrance.” It’s good shoulders where to be of us face each day and advice. open and relaxed – first just do the best we can. If you spend time at a standstill, then at These tools can help with horses, you walk a a walk, then trot and us and will benefit the lot! When others advise finally at a canter. You horses by making us you to “make it easier can start with only one easier to carry. on yourself” and “use arm extended, slowly Learning to ride a result. Find us at www. the tractor” for some- trading back and forth horse requires three dharmahorse.org where thing you can easily do from one to the other. things: Mark and Katharine yourself – thank them Reaching straight up Theory – the student Schreiber care for, re- for their concern, but with your arms will must study the rea- habilitate and cherish do tell them that The show your spine how sons and philosophy of horses that were often Path of Equus brings to stretch and center. horsemanship. unwanted, sometimes opportunity to move This is also first done Direction – there abused, mostly ne- more and be more truly standing still, then at must be instruction; glected but now clearly healthy. walk, trot and finally at “eyes on the ground” to adored. These are the Do you ride? One way a canter. offer guidance. horses in Sanctuary. to expand your eques- Lifting your thigh Practice – the rider trian path is to “align (one side at a time) needs hours in the sad- Katharine is a natural- yourself” with mounted away from the saddle/ dle to find her balance health consultant and exercises that help to horse will show your and “feel”. equine specialist who is train your body to be hips how to align and At Dharmahorse founder and president in balance with your holding your ankle with we offer lessons and of Dharmahorse Equine horse’s body and to the hand (on the same Equine Assisted Pro- Sanctuary. She teaches have relationship with side) with the knee bent grams that help people riding and equine- gravity and movement. will show your knee become riders, but our assisted learning for There is a series of and thigh how to stay priority is the rela- all ages on the “now exercises we use at back under your body. tionship building and wanted” horses in her Dharmahorse for stu- These leg exercises compassion for the care. She can be reached dents and ourselves must be done in very horses that inevitably at katharinechrisley@ yahoo.com. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN WELL BEING FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 59 HEALTHY HAPPENINGS Tachycardic 5K: 8:30 Field of Dreams, 2501 with constant simulated Christian meditation: of epileptics. Info: 505- New Mexico Department a.m. Saturday, March 24, Tashiro Road. Visit Las drumming. The total 5:30-6:20 p.m. Tuesdays 243-9119 or EpilepsySup- of Health’s Las Cruces 3501 Arrowhead Drive. Cruces, in collaboration body workout fuses car- at The Bridge, northeast portNM.org. Central Public Health Of- Burrell College of Osteo- with Las Cruces police dio, Pilates, isometric corner of Chaparral fice, 1170 N. Solano Drive. pathic Medicine’s Sports and fire departments, movements, plyometrics Street and East Mesa Flu vaccines: Immuniza- Info: 575-528-5006. Medicine Club and Or- hosts the first Las Cruces into a 45-minute series. Avenue; Wednesdays at tion Hotline, toll free 866- thopedic Surgery Club United Heroes Run, in- Info: 575-541-2782. Nopalito Gallery, 326 S. 681-5872, or visit flushot. Jazzercise Lite: 10 a.m. and New Mexico State cluding a fun run for the Mesquite St.” In still- healthmap.org. Tuesdays and Thursdays University present the kids. Cost: $25-$50. Info: Birth, death certificates: ness, silence, emptiness a at the Las Cruces Jazzer- 2nd Annual Tachycardic Liz Vega 575-541-2361 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday- journey to the inner self, Immunization services: cise Fitness Center, 3217 5K. All of the funds do- or elizabeth.vega@las- Friday, Vital Records where the Spirit of God For children up to 18, El Camino Real. Info: Di- nated directed to the Me- cruces.org. Office at the Las Cruces abides.” Info: Joe Murray Monday, Wednesday and anne Sage, 575-650-9721; silla Valley Community Public Health Office, 1170 860.514.0548 or joe@haid- Friday mornings at the jazzercise.com. of Hope. Info and regis- ONGOING N. Solano Drive. Closed acher.cc. tration: runsignup.com/ noon-1 p.m. Info: 575-528- Race/NM/LasCruces/ Alzheimer’s group: 10-11 5046. Co-Dependents Anony- www.LaPosadaLiving.org Tachycardic5K. a.m., second Thursday mous: 7 p.m. Mondays, 575-523-4700 299 Montana Ave., of every month, 1155 S. Bone Boosters: 11:30 a.m. Peace Lutheran Church, Las Cruces Alzheimer’s care: 2-3:30 Telshor Blvd., Suite 202. first Thursday. Spon- 1701 E. Missouri, Room p.m. Tuesday, March Early Stages Alzheimer’s sored by National Osteo- 107. A 12-step program Our Family Committed to Your Family 27, Peace Lutheran Support Group meets. porosis Foundation/New to let go of unhealthy Church, 1701 E Mis- Attend with a friend or Mexico Affiliate. Info: rescuing behavior. Info: souri Ave. Presentations family member. 575-522-5106 or 575-522- www.coda.org or Wayne for non-professional 0503 to RSVP. at 575-647-5684. “I Feel Like or family caregivers to Alzheimer’s and dementia learn effective ways to support group: 11:30 a.m. Breast cancer support Dance fitness: Profes- I’m at Home!” communicate, connect Thursdays, Uno Pizzeria group: Meets 10-11:30 sional instructor. Class – JEANNE WURGLER, with, and provide daily & Grill, 2102 Telshor a.m. fourth Saturday size limited. Cost: $20-$45 LA POSADA RESIDENT care for their loved ones Court. Presented by each month, Memorial a month depending on in the late stage of Al- Arbors of Del Rey and Medical Center, 2450 S. hours attending. Free zheimer’s disease or de- Home Instead Senior Telshor Blvd., west side tryout classes. Info: Call mentia. Cost: Free. Info Care, support meeting annex building. Free, no or text, 575 405-4142. and to register: Alexis offers information and pre-registration, open • Dance Fit: 8:30-10 a.m. We understand care, Ramirez 800-272-3900 or interventions. Info: 505- to all. Mondays and Wednes- we practice compassion. [email protected]. 659-8100. days. Breastfeeding sup- • Ballet: 8-9 a.m. Tues- Alzheimer’s Basics: 10:30- Ambercare Hospice Vol- port group: 10-11:30 a.m. days and Fridays. 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, unteer Program: Amber- every Friday, Memorial April 4, Home Instead Se- care seeks individuals Medical Center, 2450 Diabetes support group: nior Care, 880 S. Telshor interested in volunteers S. Telshor Blvd., West 10-11:15 a.m. third Thurs- 2882 N. Roadrunner Parkway | Las Cruces, NM 88011 Blvd, No. 200. Presenta- to offer comfort and Annex, Piñon A meeting day in the meeting room Phone: 575-522-1110 | www.genesishcc.com tion by the Alzheimer’s support to patients and room. Mama’s Milk Club of Natural Grocers, Association, New Mexico their families. Hospice Breastfeeding Support 3970 E. Lohman Ave. Chapter. Cost: Free. Info: volunteers read, take Group. Refreshments Diabetes Educational 800-272-3900. walks, listen or provide provided. Cost: free. Info: Support Group meetings companionship. Training 575-521-5393. provide open discussion Chronic disease manage- provided. Info: 575-556- and teaching regarding ment: 3-5:30 p.m. Thurs- 8409, ext. 12418, or jlo- Cancer support group: diabetes and a question- Independent days through April 19, [email protected]. 6:30-8 p.m. second and and-answer period. Info: Department of Health fourth Tuesday, Univer- 575-522-0289. Livinng Room 1607, 1170 N. So- Aquatic cardio: 6:45- sity United Methodist lano Drive. Manage any 7:45 p.m. Tuesdays and Church, 2000 S. Locust Epilepsy Support: 1-2:30 long-term chronic health Thursdays, Las Cruces St. Cancer Care is a p.m. first Saturday of condition. Info and to Regional Aquatic Center, support group for those every month, Thomas register: Gabe Calderon 1401 E. Hadley Ave. Las dealing with cancer, (pa- Branigan Memorial Call Maia Sideris at 575-556-6102 575-646-6133 or gabe@ Cruces Parks and Recre- tients, survivors, caregiv- Library, 200 E. Picacho today to schedule a Tour! nmsu.edu. ation Department offers ers, family and friends). Ave. Support for anyone LC3-LV44772 a Pound class, rhythmic Info: Betty Harris, 575- with epilepsy, those who ® Heroes Run 5K/10K: 7-11 cardio jam session, com- 524-3994 or the church have loved ones with EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY a.m. Sunday, April 29, bining light resistance office, 575-522-8220. epilepsy, and caregivers EEO/AA SPORTS 60 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN BULLETIN PHOTO BY MIKE COOK Head Coach Maggie Feil and Mesilla Valley Heat rugby team members at a March 6 practice at the NMSU rugby fields. Rugby gains in popularity; youth teams solicit players By MIKE COOK ment officer for New Mexico Las Cruces Bulletin Youth Rugby, an affiliate of Local rugby club USA Rugby. The Mesilla Valley Heat In keeping with long-held wants you! tradition, there’s a manda- needs volunteers The local middle and high tory social after every rugby The Mesilla Valley Rugby Football school rugby team currently match called the third half, Club (MVRFC) is looking for volun- has fewer than 20 players and Feil said. teers to support the Mesilla Valley is looking for more to partici- That’s because rugby is a Heat rugby team. pate in this rugged, challeng- social event as well as a sport, “We never have enough volunteers,” ing, team-oriented sport. and a great way for partici- Assistant Coach Eugene Heathman In addition to middle and pating kids to make friends. said. high school students, the Me- Teams sometimes even loan Assistant coaches are needed, along silla Valley Rugby Football each other players, Feil said, with referees and volunteers to help Club welcomes fifth grad- if one has an extra player and with fundraising events. ers to join the Jr. Heat and one is short a player when Donors are also welcome, Heath- younger players in Sparks they show up for a match. man said, including individuals, orga- Rookie Rugby. “The culture is different nizations and businesses who want to All teams are “open to in rugby,” Feil said. “There donate money, items to raffle or water students of all genders, from are so many different jobs on PHOTOS COURTESY OF EUGENE HEATHMAN or food for a rugby practice or match. all schools throughout the the field, there’s a place for For more information, contact Mesilla Valley, and no experi- everybody. We can’t play the Flag rugby. Head Coach Maggie Feil at playNMy- ence is needed to join,” ac- game without each other.” silla Valley Heat’s (MVH) “I still have a player inside [email protected] or MRVFC cording to the club’s website. Unlike football, Feil said, four coaches. Heathman me,” he said. “I channel that at [email protected]. Rugby players get a lot of “everybody gets to run the played rugby for 12 years in passion into my kids.” Visit www.lcrugby.com/page/ exercise, make friends and ball. Rugby is 100 percent a Colorado, and only stopped Heathman is currently show/3887827-get-involved-donate. “get roughed up a little bit,” team sport.” playing after a construction Mike Cook said Head Coach Maggie Feil, Assistant Coach Eugene accident. SEE PAGE who is also a youth develop- Heathman is one of Me- RUGBY, 61 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN SPORTS FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 61 players to play rugby to RUGBY learn those techniques, CONTINUED FROM 60 Heathman said. MVH practice at the completing USA Rugby’s NMSU rugby field, 3305 rigorous accreditation Williams Ave., for about process to become a fully two hours each Tuesday certified rugby coach. and Thursday afternoon Rugby is a highly stra- and play tackle and flag tegic game, Heathman rugby matches on Sat- said. It’s very fast paced, urdays from February with “passionate, contin- through May. The state uous, fluid play” that only playoffs are May 6 in stops for penalties, the Santa Fe. Mesilla Valley Heat rugby ball going out of bounds, It costs $150 a player team members and support- ers at a recent fundraising scoring and injuries. to participate each sea- carwash. There are no uniforms son, which includes USA – all you need to play are Rugby membership, dorship.” cleats and a mouthpiece. Heathman said. MVH “There’s a fit for every- Because players don’t can help students who body in rugby,” he said. wear protective padding, aren’t able to pay the full Las Cruces also has they know they’re not in- amount. adult and NMSU rugby vincible, Feil said. “Poverty is not a reason teams. Safety is a major focus not to play,” Heathman For more information, for rugby players, parents, said. contact Feil at mesillaval- coaches and referees, Feil “If you want to work [email protected]. and Heathman said. your mind and your body Visit www.lcrugby.com// Rugby players learn outside,” Heathman said, youth and find them on early how to tackle each give rugby a try. “You Facebook. PHOTOS COURTESY OF EUGENE HEATHMAN other to avoid serious can come whenever you injuries, including head want and stay as long as Mike Cook may be reached With Head Coach Maggie Feil, Mesilla Valley Heat rugby team members playing flag rugby. injuries. Some youth foot- you want. It’s a worldwide at mike@lascrucesbulle- ball leagues encourage friendship and ambassa- tin.com. Rugby dates to 1830s England Nearly two centuries Gold Medal in Olympic and front row (hooker and ago, someone picked up rugby in 1920 and 1924. prop), and seven backs the ball and ran with it The sport lost popularity including the full-back, during a muddy, English in the U.S. after that but three-quarters (wing and football match at Rugby has enjoyed a renaissance centre) and half-backs School, about 85 miles since the 1960s. (fly-half and scrum-half). northwest of London. The U.S. has hosted Rugby is played on a Rugby was born. a World Rugby Sevens soccer-sized field and The first rules – called Series tournament in Las does not allow its oval- laws – of the “rugby style Vegas, Nevada, since 2004, shaped ball (it’s slightly of game” were written and won the tournament larger than an American down by three Rugby in 2017 and 2018. The U.S. football) to be thrown. It School students in 1845. national sevens team can only be advanced by Today, there are rugby finished fifth in the in- players running with it teams and leagues around ternational 2016-17 World or kicking it. A team can the world, and the sport Rugby Sevens Series, the score with a try, touching is regaining popularity team’s highest finish ever. the ball down in the goal in the United States. USA Rugby teams are com- area (five points), an after- Rugby has about 115,000 prised of 15, 10 or seven goal kick (two points) and members and oversees players and play 40-, 10- a successful penalty kick about 3,200 adult, college, or seven-minute halves. or drop kick from the field high school and youth Each 15-member team has (three points). teams. eight forwards: back row Visit www.usarugby. The U.S. men’s national or loose forwards (num- org. team, the Eagles, won the ber 8, flanker and locks) Mike Cook 62 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 SPORTS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN Hot stick Frustration is a given for the serious golfer Golf can be an tion can become (from injury, disease, awfully frustrating permanent. Take laziness or bad fortune), pastime. Feeling the 24 handicap- we become disappointed, frustrated has a per who gets frustrated and angry. In lot to do with our angry when he reality we probably mis- expectations. If makes a succes- judged the situation, but we’re expecting a sion of double some folks demonstrate good round of golf, CHARLIE bogeys. I don’t irrational beliefs, like “I a good shot or a BLANCHARD really sympathize have to always win!” fol- good outcome, and Golf Doctor with him because lowed by self-defeating it doesn’t happen, that’s normal for temper outbursts or we become upset. We feel him. The 5 handicapper failure to learn from re- we should have done bet- who makes a string of bo- peated mistakes. ter. It’s the same in every geys and doubles – that’s These are marks of important endeavor: run- another story. You can be “low frustration toler- ning for political office, on top of the world one ance” (low FT), which COURTESY PHOTO playing a concert violin, day and down in the pits in the extreme can be Julian Heredia, a 6-0, 185-pound catcher/infielder from Oñate High School, is a senior at public speaking, coaching the next day. It’s a funny very serious. You would Eastern New Mexico University and is off to a strong start in the 2018 Baseball season. In a football team or being a game. Improving your think that low FT folks his latest exploits, at UT-Permian Basin in Odessa, Texas, he went 3-for-4 with a homer, corporate CEO. Achievers game to raise the bar for would avoid situations stolen base and two runs scored in Game 2 of a March 17 doubleheader. On March 18, he always feel they should your “normal” is a grad- and behavior that lead to cracked a grand slam and a two-run single in a 15-4 win. Heredia, who played briefly at have done better because ual process. frustration; most don’t. NMSU before transferring, is hitting .393 on the season. The Greyhounds play in the Lone they expect more. They For years I’ve told Low FT golfers tend to Star Conference and are 14-6 overall. expect to perform their golf students that they have poor reality test- best every time; they shouldn’t “try harder” ing; their perception of expect to win every time. after they become frus- the way things really And when they don’t they trated. I caution them are is warped. They go feel frustrated. Can you not to over-try during a out and use the same relate? competitive round, yet faulty swing, make the Self-help guru An- I do favor high effort, same poor club choices, thony Robbins has this discipline and striving the same awful putting to say: “People who fail when it comes to practice, stroke, the same inferior to achieve their goals working out, learning, ill-fitting equipment, the usually get stopped by knowing the rules and same deficient pre-swing frustration. They allow managing their game. routine, the same stub- frustration to keep them Unlike football, trying too born rejection of lessons from taking the neces- hard in the middle of the and the same mistaken sary actions that would golf game usually leads beliefs about their skill support them in achiev- to problems. Yet, trying level. And they wonder The Las Cruces Rodrunners would ing their desire. All suc- hard off the course can why they come home cessful people learn that have its reward. Thomas frustrated with golf. like to thank the businesses, sponsors, success is buried on the Jefferson is reputed to Well, try being kind to other side of frustration.” have stated, “I’m a great yourself. volunteers and participants that Personally, I believe believer in luck, and I it takes discipline and find the harder I work the Dr. Charlie Blanchard is supported the Wheels of Dreams car a certain measure of more I have of it.” a licensed psychologist emotional maturity to Both Lee Trevino and specializing in sports and show in raising funds for youth charities. take a step back and look Gary Player shortened leadership who works Visit www.lascrucesrodrunners.org for at one’s circumstances that thought with, “The with PGA profession- and disappointments more I practice the luck- als and young golfers more information and to view photos of objectively, and then be ier I get.” to enhance their perfor- committed to a plan for When we expect one mance. Contact him at the car show. change. thing and fall into a docblanchard71@gmail. But sometimes frustra- much different situation com. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN SPORTS FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 | 63 City of Las Cruces® ATHLETE sponsored by: PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE of the WEEK General Obligation Bonds – Building Your Future Jaileen Mancha is a 15-year-old freshman at Oñate High School. She is pitcher on the Lady Knights softball team. She had a perfect game against Mayfield High School. The team has a 7-2 record. Mancha has pitched 60 innings, has a .222 [email protected] batting average and 70 strikeouts. She always works hard at practices and in games, finds the positive in all situations. Mancha is a dedicated student, with a 3.0 GPA. Outside of school and softball, she likes watching Netflix series, baking, PUBLIC INPUT MEETINGS reading and hanging out with family and friends. She thanks her team for always backing her up, her coaches for working with her and pushing her to be her best and her family for their support and encouragement. OPEN HOUSE AND Jacob Chavarra is a 17-year-old senior at Oñate High School. He pitches and plays first and second base on the Knights baseball team. The team record is 7-3. Chavarria’s pitching record is 3-1, with a 1.72 ERA and 33 strikeouts in the four games he has pitched. He is a team leader, is positive throughout all situations on the field, is a disciplined PRESENTATION player who is very coachable and a great team player. Chavarria is a dedicated student, with a 3.30 GPA. Outside of school and baseball, he enjoys camping, video games, The City of las Cruces continues to interact with the public regarding going to the movies and hanging out with family and friends. Chavarria thanks his community facilities and facility upgrades for a bond election scheduled parents and coaches and his pitching coach, Matt Loeffer, for all their help in getting later this year. General Obligation (GO) bonds are a primary funding him to where he is today. He could not have done it without all of them. source for basic infrastructure our growing community requires to thrive. OÑATE HIGH SCHOOL This infrastructure includes amenities such as parks, trails, swimming LC1-LV45785 SRROVIDFLOLWLHVIRU¿UHVWDWLRQVOLEUDULHVDQGPXFKPRUH7KH&LW\RI Las Cruces is asking residents to participate and provide input either Law offices of Kenneth G. Egan by attending public meetings or by sending an email with their input to [email protected]. This input will be considered during the MOTORCYCLE SURMHFWLGHQWL¿FDWLRQSURFHVVWKDWZLOOEHFRPSOHWHGE\HDUO\0D\ ACCIDENTS – OPEN HOUSE – Tuesday, March 27th, 5:30-8 p.m. 21 Years Experience Trial Work Sage Café, 5H\QROGV'U This is an opportunity for residents to hear about projects that have been presented by the public so far, and to give ideas they have. – PRESENTATION TO THE PUBLIC – Tuesday, April 3rd, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Free Consultation %UDQLJDQ/LEUDU\(3LFDFKR, 5RDGUXQQHU5RRP 575-523-2222 This is a presentation to the public about potential projects and 1111 E. Lohman to receive feedback on support/attractiveness of the projects. (Next to Pep Boys) For more information, contact Deputy Chief Jason Smith, LCFD at (575) 528-4074 or email [email protected] Visit us at LC3-LV44509 las-cruces.org www.eganlawoffices.com 64 | FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 2018 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN