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SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com Hard work’s payoff ❏ Junior Livestock Auction pulls in about $300,000. By Mathew Brock STAFF WRITER [email protected] CLOVIS — As the auctioneer rapidly spat out bid numbers, youngsters wrangled and paraded their animals around the auction pen late into the night. The crowd clapped, hoot- ed and hollered as the bids rose higher and higher, while the exhibitors readied them- selves to reap the rewards of months of hard work. The Curry County Fair’s Junior Livestock Auction kicked off Friday evening and last- Staff photo: David Grieder ed well into the night as 102 exhibitors Kolt Merren, of Clovis, tries out his friend’s salsa on Friday at the contest. showed off the cattle, swine, lamb and other animals they’d raised and tended throughout the year. Most of the participants were part of local 4-H and Future Farmers of America pro- A contest with some spice to it grams in Clovis and the surrounding area. According to Brett Valentine, a member of ❏ Locals pit salsa Bryleigh Hudson, 13, entered the auction’s Sale Committee, all the pro- an avocado-dominant salsa ceeds go to the children raising the animals. recipes against whereas her sister Jenice This year’s auction made roughly $300,000, Hudson, 16, composed a nearly the same as last year according to each other. “sneaky” mango-habanero salsa Valentine. that “hits you at the end” with “All the money goes to the kids,” By David Grieder its heat. STAFF WRITER Melrose’s Vicky Smith, who AUCTION on Page 7A [email protected] finished second in the contest, CLOVIS — Far from a said her “dad always made starter, chips and salsa took cen- salsa, always had a garden” in ter stage Friday night during the San Jon, and she tried this year annual contest at the Curry to emulate his style. County Fair. Third-place finisher Janea Made with a base of core Lawson, a salsa champion of ingredients — tomato, onion, the past two years, said she uses all homegrown ingredients with garlic, salt and peppers — 21 Staff photo: David Grieder entries competed at the fair- her husband David assisting in grounds’ indoor pavilion for There were 21 entries competing Friday in the salsa contest. keeping the garden. She said cash prizes and coveted salsa her salsa is so popular with her chef aprons from the event in other instances with partici- Friday in a salsa made with the coworkers and friends that she sponsor of seven years, Leal’s pants invoking their family his- Scorpion Pepper, which he says makes it in two-gallon batches Mexican Restaurant. tory with a salsa recipe. he is spicier than the notorious and they never last long. The “Everybody has their own Jack Brittain, 42, of Clovis, Ghost Pepper in terms of its ingredients include jalapeno, style of salsa,” said event brought some of both. He said Scoville units. serrano and bell peppers. announcer Jeff Lynn. he’s been making his own salsa Brittain’s wife Krystal favors First-place and the recipient “Sometimes, as soon as you for about three decades, a green chile flavor, whereas his of $100 and a custom apron take a bite you’re running.” inspired as a child by his grand- daughter Leya Brittain entered a entered Friday was middle- Anyone in need of milk father’s handiwork. “medium-heat” salsa made with schooler Adeline Carlyle, who might avail themselves of fresh Growing up in Amarillo, habanero. His son Kaleb Hardin entered with what was only her Brittain never had the chance to favored a salsa mild enough to second attempt at making salsa. dairy from the cows around the Staff photo: Mathew Brock corner, Lynn joked. get down those ingredients pre- drink from the bowl. Adeline, 13, starting eighth Among the entries was a cisely, but he remembers over- Richard Hudson entered his grade at Yucca Middle School, Katelynn Young walks her pig, Dirt, out strong family presence, in some whelmingly that his grandfa- own family’s recipe, and his made her salsa with avocado, of the auction pen with the help of Josh cases with parents, children and ther’s recipe was “hot.” And hot daughters each entered some Wooley after a successful auction of siblings in stiff competition and is what is he brought to the table striking variations thereon. SALSA on Page 7A $4,600.

Staff Photo: Mathew Brock Eastern New Freshmen migrate onto ENMU campus Mexico ❏ School holds annual Students and families led by councilors and their families. University walked the campus, getting themselves “I’ve worked every move-in day since students move-in day as part of acquainted with their new stomping I’ve become president,” Elwell said. Sabrina grounds. “Quite frankly, its one of my most enjoy- Garza and Dawg Days event. The annual move-in day is part of able days of the year. I meet the new ENMU’s three-day Dawg Days welcome freshmen and parents and our (more vet- Brayan Bar By Mathew Brock help the festival, also referred to this year as eran) students get to welcome them.” STAFF WRITER Houndchella. The weekend starts on Tessa Schwalm worked as a Dawg McCants [email protected] Saturday with a move-in day before two Days counselor on Saturday, introducing family move days of orientation and activities ending new students and their family’s to the furniture into PORTALES — It’s not every day you get to watch a great migration of 600 on Monday. The goal is to help ease dorms and campus. Schwalm is a senior Curry Hall freshman college students unload truck- incoming freshmen into their first year of studying wildlife and fishery science at on Saturday. fuls of furniture, clothes and the rest of college with a little help from veteran the ENMU and remembers her Dawg their personal items into the cramped students and staff. Days introduction fondly. dormitories they’ll be inhabiting over the According to University President Jeff “It didn’t freak me out or anything, but next year. Elwell, 550-600 new students were I just thought that these people were Saturday morning saw the streets out- anticipated for this year’s move-in day. super excited to be here and it got me side the various residence halls of Elwell himself could be found outside excited too,” Schwalm said. “I wasn’t Eastern New Mexico University packed Guadalupe hall on Saturday, directing with trucks and cars packed with cargo. traffic and meeting with new students MOVE-IN on Page 7A

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AUG. 18 On this date ... 1989: Sharon Hughes and Lisa Harrison had teamed up to win the championship flight of the annual Colonial Park Ladies Golf Association Championship Tournament. In other sports news: ■ The Clovis High School Wildcat Football are against you,” Garvey Booster Club was prepar- told The Associated Press. ing for its first meeting of “You run into a bout of flu. the season. Dues were $3 You can catch a cleat on per person or $5 per fami- artificial turf. Things hap- ly. pen.” ■ Cal Ripken had played Ripken broke Gehrig’s in his 1,208th consecutive consecutive-games record Major League Baseball by more than 500 games, game, moving him into finishing with 2,632 in a third place on the iron-man list behind Boston’s Everett row. Scott (1916-1925) and Lou Gehrig (1925-1939). Pages Past is compiled Steve Garvey predicted by David Stevens. Contact Ripken would not likely him at: catch Gehrig. “The odds [email protected]

Public record The folllowing marriage Deluna, 20, and Makayla ■ Christopher David licenses were recently filed Ellen’s Balch, 21, both of Williams, born 1976, and at the Curry County Clerk’s Clovis Sandra Lynn Whiting, born office: ■ Manuel Enrique Paez- 1976, both of Portales ■ Bill Junior Martin, 22, Soto, 35, and Consuelo Isabel ■ James Foster Smiley, and Katheryn Renee Mercadal-Romero, 20, both born 1992, and Torie Gail Simpson, 32, both of Clovis of Clovis Pettyjohn, born 1991, both of ■ Kasey James McRobbie, Fort Towson, Oklahoma 42, and Michelle Lynne The folllowing marriage Peffley, 45, both of Clovis licenses were recently filed The following divorces ■ Cooper Ray Montague, at the Roosevelt County were recently filed at the 37, and Ashley Diane Fraser, Clerk’s office: Curry County court clerk’s ■ Petronilo Lucero Jr, born office: 32, both of Gillette, ■ Wyoming 1951, and Patricia Madrid, Briana Conway and born 1954, both of Portales Damien Aburto ■ Carlos Isaac Alvarez, 30, ■ Antonio Castillo, born ■ Michael Marlow and and Samantha Mays-Segura, 1967, of Vaughn, and Janice Anna M. Shaver 26, both of Clovis ■ ■ Archibeque, born 1969, of Kyle Monson and Dahntae Tomas Draece Portales Stormy L. Monson

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BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS work with constituents and her If Montoya is elected to • Broadband access for everyone: state, especially the more rural experience in the treasury office Congress, she has many goals she With technology increasing at an areas. CLOVIS — Sandoval County makes her stand out. thinks will benefit the people of ever growing pace, Montoya She says that her chief concern Treasurer Laura Montoya has been “I honestly believe I have the New Mexico and the rest of the believes its the federal govern- while campaign- busy visiting New Mexico commu- skills and the toolset to get the job country. Here are those she feels ment's responsibility to provide ing was to reach nities, dropping by county fairs, done with all the years of experi- particularly passionate about: access to broadband and Internet out to the rural chatting in coffee shops and more ence I have,” Montoya said. “I have • Campaign financing: With the services to rural communities. communities to get in touch with the citizens she the built relationships to work and current laws regarding political • Tying economic development before spending hopes to one day represent in bring people together to get things campaign financing in place, to education: Coming from one of time in the larger Washington D.C. accomplished.” Montoya feels that the ability to the poorest counties in New cities like In her opinion, the divisiveness Born in Las Vegas, New Mexico, run for office has become reserved Mexico, Montoya believes that it’s Albuquerque and of the federal government has been Montoya first became involved in for those who can afford it. She important for people to be able to Santa Fe. distracting policy makers from politics in 2001 working as a rank- wants to work on reforms that stay in their communities for both “I love New Montoya what's really important: serving the ing member of the Senate Finance would allow any candidate, even a work and education. She hopes to Mexico and it'd be people they represent. Committee. She went on to become working class person, an equal work towards expanded avenues an honor to repre- With 17 years of government a constituent service representative opportunity to represent their com- of education, whether that be on sent and serve all of CD-3,” experience at the federal, state and for U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman and munities. the college route or learning a Montoya said. “I want to represent local levels, Montoya decided to later the executive assistant to State • Advanced refunding for munic- trade. everyone, especially Clovis and run for New Mexico's 3rd Treasurer Douglas M. Brown. ipal bonds: Restoring the ability She also wants to work towards Portales.” Congressional District in 2020. For the past six years, Montoya for counties to issue one advance bringing subjects such as art, music Montoya said that regardless of Montoya met with The News to has served as legislative chair- refunding bond per-tax exempt and PE back into the standard the election, she wanted to stress talk about her candidacy on Friday woman for the Treasurer's Affiliate. municipal bond at a lower interest school curriculums to help students the importance of the upcoming during a visit to Clovis. She is currently the only treasurer rate would save tax payers million, focus and find subjects they enjoy. 2020 Census. According to Montoya joins the race against on the New Mexico Policy according to Montoya. She says If elected, Montoya pledges to Montoya, a complete census bring six Democrats and a single Committee and the vice chair of this process is in jeopardy of losing remain active and accessible to the more funding to the area and open Republican candidate, but among Finance, Pension and Government its tax-exempt status or being elim- people of New Mexico. She plans up the potential for a fourth con- her competition, she says her direct Affairs. inated outright. to maintain a strong presence in the gressional seat to open. Portales man pleads not guilty in child porn case

By David Grieder May 16, 2019, according to missed this month “in favor offices of the FBI and the “We knew it was always a remanded to the custody of STAFF WRITER court records. of federal prosecution,” Regional Computer possibility that the U.S. the U.S. Marshal’s service, [email protected] The FBI arrested Gallegos according to a news release Forensic Laboratory. Attorney’s office wanted to records show. Aug. 7 while he was already from the New Mexico dis- Gallegos admitted to take it, they were just wait- Assistant U.S. Attorney ALBUQUERQUE — A in custody on related state trict of the U.S. Deptartment police that he picked up a 9- ing on some forensic evi- Sarah Mease is prosecuting Portales man pleaded not charges. Gallegos was of Justice. year old girl from school in dence that they wanted to the case as a part of Project guilty yesterday on a federal indicted May 24 in the 9th District Attorney Andrea Texico on May 15, drove her confirm,” Reeb told The Safe Childhood, “a nation- charge of production of Judicial District for first- Reeb said federal investiga- to Littlefield and then to News. “Their penalties were wide initiative launched in child pornography. degree felony kidnapping tors had “always been Portales. Investigators locat- a lot more substantial than 2006 by the (DOJ) to com- Augustin Gallegos, 34, (intent to commit sexual involved since the begin- ed the girl locked in a church what the state could get.” bat the growing epidemic of was indicted last month in offense), abuse of a child, ning” and that Gallegos closet there May 16 and Gallegos faces a “statuto- child sexual exploitation and U.S. District Court on the tampering with evidence, faced much stiffer penalties Gallegos admitted to them ry mandatory minimum” of abuse.” charge of “production of a and two counts of contribut- for the federal case. he did not have the girls’ 15 years and maximum of Defense attorney Bob visual depiction of a minor ing to the delinquency of a Portales and Texico police parents permission, accord- 30 if convicted on his feder- Cooper told The News he engaging sexually explicit minor, according to court assisted investigating the ing to the initial criminal al charge. He entered a plea did not have additional com- conduct” during a period records. case in conjunction with the complaint from Texico of not guilty in arraignment ment Wednesday on the from March 31, 2018 to Those charges were dis- Roswell and Albuquerque police. yesterday morning and was case. Portales to review infrastructure plan

BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS ranked highest. the ENMWUA. The acquisition of several vehicles, ■ The council will seek to approve PORTALES — The Portales City including a dump truck and street Amendment Seven to enter the bid and Council on Tuesday is scheduled to sweeper was also high on the list. construction phase on the water storage review its 2020 to 2025 Infrastructure The list will be reviewed and possi- improvement project, pending funding Capital Improvement Plan. bly rearranged on Tuesday before agency concurrence. The meeting is set to begin at 6:30 being put up for approval by the board. ■ The council will vote on p.m. The list features priorities for the next Resolution 19-20-06 to submit an Priorities were discussed on Friday five years and is re-evaluated each application for Section 5311 Rural when the city held a public hearing on year. Transit Funding to the New Mexico ICIP. After receiving no comments, the Other issues to be discussed on Department of Transportation. list was approved for review and Tuesday include: ■ The council will hold a public approval during Tuesday’s meeting. ■ The mayor is slated to present a At the top of the priority list are 20-year service award to Beatriz hearing and take action in regard to ongoing well-field improvements, fol- Valdez, the head custodian of the gen- Ordinance No. 741, relating to the lowed by fire protection and water cir- eral services department. city’s collective bargaining rights, culation upgrades from last year. A ■ The Finance Administration responsibilities and procedures in the cemetery expansion and the acquisition Committee will recommend the ratifi- employment relationship between of a backhoe for the cemetery were cation of bills for July 2019 and will employees and the employers. also near the top. provide an update on the Eastern New The meeting wraps up with an exec- Many road improvements found Mexico Water Utility Authority utive session to discuss threatened or their way onto the list, with Avenue A (ENMWUA) before giving its recom- pending litigation. from First Street to Second Street and mendation regarding the Fiscal Year Opportunity for action could follow improvements to University Avenue 2020 Member Contribution Invoice for the closed meeting. Curry to finalize easternnewmexiconews.com infrastructure plan Your source for local news and sports

BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS Eastern New Mexico Water Utility Authority CLOVIS — The Curry from Executive Director County Commission plans Orlando Ortega. to finalize its ■ A request to pay the Infrastructure Capital county’s $29,284 annual Improvement Plan during obligation for the water its regular meeting Tuesday morning. authority from its envi- The ICIP is a document ronmental fund. ■ every municipality moves A policy update for on to its state legislators, the county’s foster grand- with hopes the projects parent program. identified receive capital outlay dollars in the upcoming legislative ses- sion. Municipalities often rank their top five proj- ects, but include numer- ous others because legis- lators often will not fund projects that have not been identified on an ICIP. Curry County has iden- tified nearly four dozen projects for potential cap- ital outlay dollars over the next five years. Entering Tuesday’s meeting, the suggested top five priori- ties are courthouse reim- provements ($6 million), various road projects ($1.235 million), a 4- H/Extension building ($1 million), and work on Curry Roads P/Q ($660,000) and Curry Road 11 ($793,900). Other items on the agenda for the 9 a.m. meeting at the Curry County Administrative Complex include: ■ An update on the PAGE 4A Sunday Aug. 18, 2019 The voice of Curry OICESHE ASTERN EW EXICO EWS T E N M N and Roosevelt counties V and beyond

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Viewpoint Responsible reporting Donation request a little tone-deaf includes respect for Imagine if your supervisor Calmer heads have prevailed, players aren’t feeling a little said you and your coworkers and we now know the players squeezed or that their playing should each set aside $50 of Kevin are only being “encouraged” time is at risk. the right to privacy your paycheck so the office to set aside some of their It comes across as a little can make a major purchase. Wilson scholarship stipends to donate tone-deaf on Napier’s part, e don’t usually report on personal dis- The donation is voluntary, but ◆ to the booster club. despite his intentions. In 2018 putes or private matters. there will be a list of who does Editor So the policy isn’t manda- Napier had a base salary of WWhether it’s a parent asking for help donate (meaning you’ll also tory. But college programs $850,000 a year, with a in locating a teenage runaway — who may or know who doesn’t donate). across the country have “vol- chance to make another may not have a good reason for running away — I don’t suppose it would untary” practices all the time $650,000 or so in incentives if or if it’s a customer unhappy with service at a matter how well-intentioned coach Billy Napier’s football — but coaches know who is his players produce, and $2 for-profit business — who may or may not have a that money pooling was. program and its student-ath- skipping the “voluntary” million more to spread around legitimate beef — experience tells us it’s a bad Whether it be for donut letes expressed their collec- practice. The list of who to his coaching staff. It’s not a idea for the newspaper to get involved. Fridays, a Christmas party or tive desire to give back and donates is kept by the univer- ridiculous salary in the field, Those who contact us on these matters seldom helping a coworker befallen show gratitude to the Ragin’ sity, so the program also and there were 87 Division I want us to tell the whole story, just the part they with medical expenses, you’d Cajuns Athletic Foundation,” knows who’s not making the coaches that had a higher want known. Getting to the truth can be difficult. feel like you were being ULL Assistant Athletic “voluntary” donation. salary last season. But it still And when parties involved are not recognized as squeezed. Director for Communications I wouldn’t expect a player feels off to be asking players public figures, we have invasion-of-privacy Now imagine you’re not Patrick Crawford said. to believe their playing time who can’t make money off issues to think about as we pursue information. getting paid. “Members of the football pro- doesn’t get judged to some their talent to show gratitude That’s why it took our newspaper so long to That’s something like I gram have started an initiative degree by how many volun- by paying the organization report on this fast-food pig story. imagined Friday morning, to demonstrate their apprecia- tary practices — and now that makes sure you make It’s still not a comfortable situation, but Fox, when I saw news of an effort tion to the RCAF, including donations — they make. money off their talent. CNN, and hundreds of other media outlets — by the University of its board of directors, staff I don’t think Billy Napier is At least the university did- even Newsweek — declared it news and many of Lousiana-Lafayette football and investors, when they are a bad person, and I believe he n’t tell them, “Remember, it’s our readers demanded to know why we were try- program asking its players to able to do so.” has good intentions for the tax-deductible.” ing to keep it a secret. set aside $50 each for the The story got mixed up entire athletic department. I And so ... school’s booster club. somewhere over the last few also believe many of his play- Kevin Wilson is editor of If somehow you’ve not heard, a Clovis police “The Louisiana Ragin’ days, and it was believed the ers saw those intentions when The Eastern New Mexico officer — Timo Rosenthal — wrote on his Cajuns Department of players were required to give they were asked to donate. News. Contact him at: Facebook page Aug. 8 that he’d gone through a Athletics is thrilled that head $50 to their own booster club. But it’s naive to think some [email protected] Clovis Burger King drive-through and ordered a bacon burger. The sandwich wrapper was deco- rated with a hand-drawn pig. At first, Rosenthal said he saw humor in it — a bacon burger with a picture of a pig. But when he Government failed in Epstein case tasted the food, and found the meat was burnt, he decided someone working at Burger King didn’t The Jeffrey Epstein case buckled. under his sex-offender status. like cops. establishes beyond a doubt If any of the nameless vic- All the while, Epstein con- Burger King officials haven’t said much about that if you’re a sexual preda- Rich tims had been rich or famous tinued to socialize with fancy the incident. As a private business, Burger King tor, it pays to be a rich and Lowry themselves and able to hire an people, buying his way into has no obligation to explain anything to anybody. connected sexual predator. ◆ Alan Dershowitz or a Jay their company and entertain- It’s risky to leave customers in the dark over Epstein, now dead of an Lefkowitz, the result surely ing the great and the good at apparent suicide before his Syndicated would have been different. his New York City mansion. something like this, but it’s also risky to discuss columnist personnel matters in public. Lawsuits from accusers had their day in Having minimized It was only when the Miami employees could cost the company more money court, worked the system and Epstein’s offense in Florida, Herald unearthed the enormi- than customers who boycott its products. benefited from advantages his lawyers got busy minimiz- ty of his crimes that Epstein’s And now we’re to the part that concerns us and breaks unimaginable to able for his crimes. A decade ing the consequences. They world began to unravel. about getting involved in private disputes. And anyone who didn’t jet around ago, the state prosecutor in somehow convinced a prose- He got charged with sex yes, this is a private dispute — no taxpayer dol- with influential friends. Florida took a pass, and for- cutor in the office of crimes by the Southern lars involved, no criminal allegations, no public The multimillionaire finan- mer Trump Labor Secretary Manhattan District Attorney District of New York. safety concerns, no public right to know that’s cier who lived in Palm Beach, Alex Acosta, the U.S. attor- Cyrus Vance to petition a Although, still, Epstein’s ney for Southern Florida at evident. Fla., and Manhattan, N.Y., judge to lower Epstein’s sex- lawyers got what they wanted the time, applied the minimal We know Officer Rosenthal’s version of what used his resources to build a offender status. The shocked on at least one key request. possible sanction while happened because he went public; we don’t know network of sexual predation judge rejected it out of hand. They reportedly asked for him affording Epstein every possi- what the Burger King employees have to say and then used his resources to Vance said later that the to be removed from suicide ble consideration. about it all. And we’re reluctant to push too hard escape meaningful legal pun- request had been a mistake. watch while in custody There are overzealous pros- on a bunch of private citizens who maybe don’t ishment. Even after register- This held true to the pattern despite a prior suicide ecutors, then there are prose- want to be news. ing as a sex offender, he lived — all mistakes always attempt. a life of ease and glamour cutors overly intimidated by worked in Epstein’s favor. The authorities assented, Invasion of privacy is usually addressed the boldfaced defense counsel. In same time as libel when our lawyers — and our unavailable to even most of It was a mistake that and Epstein apparently killed the 1 percent. a letter explaining his han- Epstein got to leave 12 hours readers — lecture us about responsible journal- himself, a punctuation mark Epstein was the Jay Gatsby dling of the case, Acosta a day, six days a week, while on the futility and incompe- ism. of sexual abuse, relying on his described “a year-long assault briefly in jail in Palm Beach tence of a government that Rosenthal said he doesn’t care about the hun- wealth to perfume over what on the prosecution and the so he could pursue his “work” had ample opportunity to dreds of sick, frightening comments the national should have been the over- prosecutors.” The proper (including bilking one of his bring him to justice and failed media attention has brought to his Facebook whelming smell of sulfur. response of an office invested clients). every single time. page. His intent in going public was to show peo- He hired a highly creden- with the awesome powers of It was a mistake that New ple the hate he encounters far too often as a law tialed, aggressive legal team government, arrayed against a York City police didn’t Rich Lowry can be officer. Touchdown. Five minutes reading those that wooed and overawed lowlife and his hired guns, enforce the requirement that reached at: comments will bring that point home. prosecutors who were sup- should have been to double Epstein check in with them comments.lowry But what about those involved in this dispute posed to hold him account- down. Instead, Acosta’s office every 90 days as required @nationalreview.com who don’t want to be news? The officer with Rosenthal who has not sought publicity? And the employees with Burger King? Despite what some may think they know, we Mallard Fillmore Bruce Tinsley don’t really know if this was a bunch of cop-hat- Contact us ing punks who got together to send a message by ruining a man’s lunch. Letters and columns Are we sure it wasn’t some teenager whose should be sent to: friends double-dog dared him into a prank, each Via mail oblivious to the possible repercussions? Are we Publisher sure the bad-tasting burger wasn’t just what hap- The Eastern New pens when mass production meets unskilled labor Mexico News at the mad rush of lunchtime? P.O. Box 1689 We don’t know. Clovis, NM 88101 So there. Via fax The secret’s out. (575) 742-1349 Via e-mail — David Stevens [email protected] Publisher THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SUNDAY, AUG. 18, 2019 ✦ PAGE 5A ANOTHER VIEWPOINT NM Lottery CEO’s pay hike excessive

he New Mexico performance provisions that former governor are hand- worked: the lottery has failed to pass, and under the Lottery Authority could have yielded $23,509 cuffing future board mem- delivered more money to 30% guarantee, the lottery Trecently voted to Fred for Barden, about half the bers who will be appointed scholarships every year delivered approximately raise Lottery Chief Nathan $46,000 increase in the new by Lujan Grisham, prevent- since the 30% guarantee $43.2 million to scholar- Executive Officer David ◆ contract.) ing those future members was enacted than it did in ships this year — over $3 Barden’s salary by 26%. Guest This expensive new con- from hiring a better lottery any year before (an average million more than it would It goes from $174,142 to columnist tract will contribute to the manager without a huge cost of $42 million a year, an have received if Barden’s $220,000. lottery’s growing adminis- to taxpayers — and stu- increase of about $9 million bill had passed. That is twice as much as trative costs, which exceed dents. a year). The dollars going to the governor of New going to excessive compen- 16% of lottery revenues (3% What is most troubling Despite this strong track scholarships in 2019 were Mexico is paid. It is more sation for the Lottery CEO of which go to internal lot- about the lottery’s CEO’s record of success, during the also about 7% higher than than twice what the state is a dollar less for college tery personnel, while the excessively generous new past five legislative ses- they were in 2018, contra- attorney general is paid. It is scholarships for deserving rest goes to multinational contract is that the CEO has sions, Barden has lobbied in dicting CEO Barden’s significantly more than the New Mexico students. The gaming vendors who run spent the past five years lob- tandem with the internation- claims that the 30% guaran- chief justice of the Supreme statutory purpose of the most of the lottery’s opera- bying the Legislature to al gaming vendors that con- tee has “severely hampered” Court and state cabinet sec- New Mexico Lottery is to tions). reduce the percentage of lot- tract with the New Mexico the lottery’s performance. retaries are paid. “provide the maximum Perhaps most shockingly, tery revenues going to the Lottery to try to repeal the We urge the governor to As a spokesman for Gov. amount of revenues” for the contract includes a gold- scholarship fund. 30% guarantee. act swiftly to replace as Michelle Lujan Grisham put scholarships at the state’s en parachute provision stat- During the lottery’s first (Profits for those outside many members of the it: “What is the rationale” public universities. ing that the CEO will decade, only about 23 cents vendors are tied to total lot- Lottery Authority board as for this enormous raise? “Is Beyond the huge bump in receive $440,000 if he is of every dollar bet on the tery revenues, not the possible with New the lottery doing a 26% bet- pay, the lottery CEO’s new terminated “without cause” lottery reached the scholar- amount of dollars going to Mexicans who will put stu- ter job of getting scholarship contract also includes an prior to July 1, 2020, and ship fund. Another 55 cents scholarships.) dents first and focus on money to New Mexico stu- additional 4% “salary reten- will be paid his full three- was used for prizes, and 22 In 2019, the bill supported maximizing dollars for dents? I think if people find tion adjustment” that will year contract amount cents went into overhead by Barden and the vendors scholarships, consistent with this salary and increase to raise the CEO’s salary ($677,600) if he is terminat- and administrative costs. would have lowered the the statutory purpose of the be inequitable or improper, another $8,800 effective ed “without cause” before Think New Mexico suc- amount delivered to scholar- lottery. given the primary goal of July 1, 2020, and a “car the contract ends. cessfully championed the ships to $40 million in the program, they have allowance” worth an By including this golden enactment of a law in 2007 2020, $40.5 million in 2021, Fred Nathan is executive some justification for feel- unspecified amount. parachute provision, Lottery guaranteeing that at least and $41 million every year director of Think New ing that way.” (The CEO’s new contract Authority board members 30% of lottery revenues thereafter. Mexico. Contact him at: After all, every dollar eliminates bonus pay for who were appointed by the must go to scholarships. It Thankfully, the legislation [email protected] Some pig controversy ❏ Clovis police officer: Incident ‘was out of spite and hate towards law enforcement.’

By David Grieder quality,” though his wrapper was STAFF WRITER without any swine illustrations. [email protected] “It’s so hard for any law enforce- ment agency around the country to CLOVIS — Timo Rosenthal hire new officers, and there you wanted to try the “Bacon King” have a brand new officer in his first sandwich his rookie coworker had week and he sees one of the darkest recommended. Instead, he encoun- moments in your career.” tered what he called “one of the Rosenthal continued: “Yeah, we darkest moments” of his law- deal with lots of dark and nasty enforcement career. stuff on the street, but when you It is by now the pig doodle heard realize that you can’t even go to ’round the nation — a viral social lunch and enjoy a burger...” media post summarizing Clovis The patrol officer elected not to Police Officer Rosenthal’s experi- go back to the restaurant and make ence at the Prince Street Burger his complaint known there, but King. instead posted about his experience “When you order food in uni- online — initially to his Snapchat, form,” Rosenthal wrote on his and then Facebook. He said he Facebook caption below a photo of simultaneously submitted a com- a cartoon pig face wearing a star plaint to the number on his receipt, badge. Rosenthal said the image and was contacted later that day by was on his sandwich wrapper. the restaurant’s corporate represen- He initially took it in stride, tative apologizing. Rosenthal said, amused at the cute “I didn’t want to go back. I didn’t Staff photo: David Grieder “piggie” likeness. That perspective want to give them the satisfaction Clovis Police Officer Timo Rosenthal said he had no idea the pig doodle on his sandwich wrapper changed when he found burnt meat of seeing me complaining. I figure would go viral. inside. that was their ultimate goal, to get “At first I thought it was really me in there and maybe record me of Burger King overall. He said Rosenthal said he is not bothered ly interesting, especially when comical, I even laughed and or whatever,” he said. “Because he’s even more confident they by the comments wishing him African-Americans call me racist showed it to the rookie,” he said in again, we have to stay calm and don’t reflect prevailing attitudes additional bad food experiences, without knowing my background, an interview Wednesday. “Then I collected and represent ourselves, locally. calling him “triggered,” doubling where I’m from, what I stand for.” opened the burger and saw that it the department and the city in a Two people who identified them- down on pig comparisons, or cri- Rosenthal’s background is in the wasn’t a joke. It was out of spite professional way. I figured it would selves as Clovis Burger King man- tiquing the work of police at large. northern German city of Lubeck, and hate towards law enforce- be a little childish to go in and com- agers declined comment and “I really don’t value their opin- an hour’s drive from Hamburg. He ment.” plain about the ($6) burger, and referred questions on the incident ion,” he said of the critics. “In order came to the U.S. in 2011 with an Until that moment, Rosenthal besides, we’re busy.” to their corporate headquarters. for it to be hurtful, I would have to exchange program and lived two said he was looking forward to that Rosenthal said he intended his Derrick Young, from BK’s cor- value their opinion.” years in New York City, where he lunch with particular relish. The social media post for family and porate office, wrote in a text mes- Rosenthal said he was heartened met his wife, Tamara Mobley- newly hired officer accompanying friends “because they don’t under- sage that “We are and will continue the day after his fast-food experi- Rosenthal. She was assigned to him that Thursday had started work stand sometimes the hate that we to offer free meals to uniformed ence, as his post had already picked Cannon Air Force Base in 2013, only days earlier, and spoke glow- go through and the daily resent- law enforcement officers.” up steam online, to hear positive and after a couple of years of ingly of his experience with the ment that we experience from cer- Young said all additional ques- feedback from a Clovis woman to Rosenthal working at the Curry bacon sandwich. tain people.” He said he “really had tions had to be made through the whom he issued a traffic citation. County jail, he joined CPD. “He had gotten a Bacon King — no idea that it would go this viral.” company’s media inquiry email “I pulled over a lady for speeding “I think America has given me so the sandwich in question — and it But viral it went. The post circu- contact. Those messages were not and ... after we got done with all the many opportunities,” he told The looked fabulous. It looked amaz- lated widely overnight, and returned Thursday, Friday or paper she asked me, ‘Aren’t you News. “That’s the reason I became ing, and I told him, like, ‘Yo, that’s Rosenthal soon gave an interview Saturday. the cop from Facebook?’” he said. a citizen. I love what this country cool,’” Rosenthal said. “On to Fox & Friends. Within a week of Rosenthal said he was not aware “And she’s like, ‘It’s really despi- stands for, the freedoms this coun- Thursday (Aug. 8), he was my ride- the incident his Facebook post had of any Clovis officers receiving cable, really horrible and unaccept- try provides, which are unmatched along for the day and I was like, over 4,000 comments. free meals from Burger King as of able.’” in any country in the world. Even ‘Let’s go to Burger King for that Rosenthal said he has no doubt Thursday. Other business in Clovis The pig doodle stands out from in Germany you don’t have the amazing sandwich.’” that his burger’s presentation was had offered free or discounted Rosenthal’s other negative experi- freedoms that this country pro- They were in uniform, in a meant as a deliberate insult. But he meals to law enforcement in the ences while working, which he said vides. That’s why I was always marked police SUV, when they said he “was very happy to hear past week and Rosenthal said that are largely “not anything different drawn to a job where I serve the went through the drive-through that Burger King took such swift he had redeemed one as of Friday. from what any law enforcement community.” line. action to react to the actions of a Comments on Rosenthal’s officer experiences on a daily Rosenthal said he hoped to use Each ordered the Bacon King, number of people.” Facebook were supportive and crit- basis.” the viral moment as an “opportuni- picked up their food from the win- Various media reported Burger ical. “When you report to calls and ty to really try to bring into light the dow, paid and drove away to a King terminated up to five employ- “Our community here in Clovis people just call you a racist, and the daily hatred and resentment” law- parking lot to eat. Rosenthal said in ees. has been very supportive,” he told daily stuff we deal with ... These enforcement officers receive. hindsight there was nothing that Rosenthal said he is glad The News. “Most of those hateful people really don’t know me, and “We’re all just humans, and our stood out to him about his interac- employees were held accountable comments on Facebook ... most of it’s good to know that people who biggest wish or goal at the end of tion with the Burger King atten- “like every law enforcement officer those people are not from Clovis. do know me know that I’m not a the day is to go home safe,” he said. dants. is being held accountable.” They don’t know me. They don’t racist. I’m married to a black “A lot of people always forget that Rosenthal said his coworker also That said, he doesn’t believe the know anything about me. They just woman, and we’ve been married we’re humans, too, and try to push received a sandwich “of very poor actions of a few reflect the attitudes generalize.” for almost seven years. So it’s real- our buttons.” PAGE 6A ✦ SUNDAY, AUG. 18, 2019 THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SOUTHWEST SUNDAY, AUG. 18, 2019 ✦ PAGE 7A

this year to stay home and Anaya reading program takes off Auction tend to the animal. “We feed them, we water from Page 1 By Jessica Carranza gram in partnership with the my reading skills sharp,” Anaya them and we go into the pen Christopher Montalvo Memorial Fund. recalled. and make sure to brush on THE COMMUNICATOR Valentine said. “The “The Montalvo family in Española In a letter written by Anaya to Dina younger kids are going to be them and give them some had started a summer reading program Martinez, Moise Memorial Library SANTA ROSA — The award-win- doing this for years and will love every once and for the children in the area. Their son director, Anaya showed support of ning author who has given a literary take that money and reinvest awhile,” Katelynn said. was an avid reader of my work and he Martinez’s summer reading program voice to Guadalupe County, Rudolfo it for next year and years to Dirt was purchased by was their inspiration for the inception and wrote to her. Anaya, has announced the release of his come. As they get older, they Clovis Veterinary Hospital of the program. I realize how important “Encouraging children’s literacy is second children’s book in a bilingual might start saving some of for $4,600, which the series that features the character Owl in it is to keep children reading during the one of the most important things any- the money away for things Youngs hope to put towards a Straw Hat, titled “No More summer. When they asked me to get one can do to provide a valuable foun- like education.” future projects. Lashawna Bullies/No Mas Bullies!” involved, I was ready,” said Anaya. dation for children. I wish you and the Among Friday’s bidders “I hope by writing ‘No More Bullies’ Although his summer reading pro- children success,” he wrote. says that despite some of the was Brett Johnson, who won the characters in the book will set a gram is focused on the northern New Along with the letter, Anaya enclosed sacrifices, the experience the bid on the grand champi- good example for children to follow. As Mexico counties of Los Alamos, 12 of his children’s books for Martinez has been positive. you know, all my children’s books are Pojoaque, Santa Fe, and Rio Arriba, to use for her summer reading program. on dairy heifer for $8,000 on Morgan Fury was another set in New Mexico. The variety of New Anaya said that he would like to see “I just love all his children’s books,” behalf of Coleman Farms. exhibitor and has participat- Mexico cultures as well as traditions summer reading programs in every city said Martinez, who plans to raffle the Johnson said the original ed in the auction for the last appear in each book. I believe children in the state. books to kids who participated in the owner bought the animal to four years. She’s raised add back into the herd. will identify with the characters in the “When I was growing up in Santa summer reading program. many types of animals in the books,” wrote Anaya in an email. Rosa, we didn’t have a summer reading For more information on the Rudolfo Johnson is a member of the Clovis Buyer’s Club, past, but this year entered a In June, Anaya also launched the program. But I use to go to the library Anaya Summer reading program, visit dairy heifer. The heifer sold Rudolfo Anaya Summer Reading pro- and check out books; that way I kept anayareaders.org. which is a group of people who don’t want to buy an for $5,100, according to animal individually and Fury’s mother, Erica Potts. instead donate their money Fury said it was a lot of in tears after the contest said the third and first place coach and PE teacher Blake together to buy under one work keeping the animal Salsa results were announced but scores came out to 23.6 and Hicks, put a lot of care into name. They work to make well cared for throughout that may just as likely have 24.6, respectively. his salsa because it basically sure all the animals bring in the year and was nervous from Page 1A been a reaction to tasting a Ratliff said “there’s never is a food group for him. He at least a certain amount. when the time finally came Scorpion pepper. been a bad salsa” in the combined four kinds of “These kids have worked to parade around the auction different-colored tomatoes All of the competing salsa seven years of contests with tomatoes and three kinds of a long time, long and hard to pen, Despite the nerves, and “fresh jalapenos from chefs Friday can take some about 20 entries annually. green chile with poblano, get these animals ready for however, she said she really grandma’s garden.” the show,” Johnson said. She said she was “really pride in knowing it was a “I think chips and salsa, in jalapeno and habanero pep- enjoys the experience over- tight contest. The salsas this part of the world, is its per and slow-roasted every- “We like to reward them a all and is looking forward to surprised” that the judges little for all that.” were scored and averaged own food group,” she told thing at home. future projects. favored her concoction. Her Katelynn Young sold her little sister Amelie, 9, also by five judges across three The News. “I’m a picky eater,” he pig Dirt at Friday’s auction “It’s awesome to see so competed with a salsa of categories — taste, texture, That’s no understatement. explained. “So that’s one of after spending six months many people come out and sauteed corn. A yet-younger and appearance — and event Another competitor, the ways I get most of my raising him. According to support these kids,” Potts sister, 7-year old Alaira, was coordinator Melanie Ratliff Marshall Middle School veggies.” Katelynn’s mother said. “They work so hard Lashawna Young, Katelynn over the summer and to have put a lot of time and effort so many people come out ing forward to his first year into the program, even skip- gets them pumped and Move-in and hopes to get involved in easternnewmexiconews.com ping their family vacation inspired for next year.” the theatre program as soon Your source for local news and sports from Page 1 as possible. Brayan Navarro of happy to be leaving my fam- Albuquerque also brought ily, but I got excited to come his parents Cindy and Jon here after seeing how much Navarro to the move-in day they loved the school and on Saturday. He’ll be attend- how much spirit they had.” ing ENMU on a baseball Councilors like Schwalm scholarship and wants to will spend the weekend helping new students move study wildlife and forestry in and get through orienta- while attending. tion before classes begin on Brayan said he’s mostly Aug. 20. looking forward to the base- Ken and Elizabeth ball season and to start McCants of Estancia working out for the 2020 brought their grandson season as soon as he can. His Demetrius McCants to move parents were a little reluctant into his dorm on Saturday. to let him go, but are excited Demetrius will be study- to see him starting his col- ing theatre arts and anthro- lege path. pology through a scholar- “I’m a bit nervous, but ship after first visiting the he’s got a good head on his school through a theatre shoulders,” said Cindy. competition. He isn’t sure “It’s hard, but we mostly what sort of career he’ll pur- just want him to come out sue after college, but is look- and be successful,” Jon said. PAGE 8A ✦ SUNDAY, AUG. 18, 2019 THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS PAGE 9A ✦ SUNDAY, AUG. 18, 2019 CLASSIFIEDS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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Close to Troy Hall, Purchasing Position 2 Board between 9:00 a.m. and Miembro de la Junta, will not be accepted. School, P.O. Box NO.740 Member 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Posición 5 PERIODO DE 65/1564 NM 267, Floyd, Zia & Yucca 575-366- Agent 4742. 575-763-6016 ext. 133 TWO-YEAR TERM September 3, 2019. CUATRO AÑOS Legal 8280 New Mexico 88118 at Notice is hereby given of Position 3 Board August 18, 2019 which place all bids will the title and the subject PRICE REDUCED! OWNER FINANCE Legal 8267 Member DONE AT THE OFFICE be publicly opened. matter contained in the 301 Merrill, Nice com- August 11, 2019 FOUR-YEAR TERM OF THE NEW MEXICO DISTRITO ESCOLAR NOTICE OF HEARING: Specifications and bid ordinance duly adopted pletely remodeled 3 August 18, 2019 Position 5 Board SECRETARY OF STATE MUNICIPAL NÚM. 2 forms may be obtained and approved by the City Member THIS 7th DAYOF DE TEXICO – TRES Members of the public at the same office. Bids Council of the City of BD 2 BA approximately 2400 sq ft. Brick home, INVITATION TO BID TWO-YEAR TERM AUGUST 2019 MIEMBROS DE LA are invited to provide will be publicly opened at Portales, New Mexico on JUNTA ESCOLAR comment on hearings for the September 9, 2019 August 6, 2019. granite counter tops, marble showers. Notice is hereby given ELIDA MUNICIPAL ATTEST: (Roosevelt y Curry) the issuance of or trans- Regularly scheduled $170,000 575-742- that the City of Clovis, SCHOOL DISTRICT Miembro de la Junta, fers of liquor licenses as Board Meeting of the The Ordinance is: 2600 please leave New Mexico calls for NO. 2 – TWO SCHOOL WITNESS MY HAND Posición 1 PERIODO DE outlined below. This Floyd Municipal School ORDINANCE NO. 740 message sealed competitive bids BOARD MEMBERS AND THE GREAT SEAL CUATRO AÑOS Hearing will be conduct- District at 7:00pm. on (Chaves & Roosevelt) OF Miembro de la Junta, ed at the NM Alcohol & AN ORDINANCE Position 1 Board THE STATE OF NEW Posición 2 PERIODO DE Gaming Division Offices The Board of Education APPROVING ECONOM- RIO PROPERTIES ITB 19-0801-09 Member MEXICO CUATRO AÑOS in the Toney Anaya reserves the right to IC Miembro de la Junta, Bldg., 2550 Cerrillos Rd., reject any or all bids and DEVELOPMENT PRO- GOODWIN LAKE PARK 2900 Ross 3 BR with VECTOR CONTROL FOUR-YEAR TERM SHARON L. PINO Posición 3 PERIODO DE 2nd Floor, Santa Fe, NM to waive formalities. JECTS Position 2 Board DEPUTY SECRETARY CUATRO AÑOS on the date specified. single garage, W/D NIGP COMMODITY hookups and a fenced CODE 91059, 98872 Member OF STATE The Hearing Officer for Board of Education A complete copy of this DISTRITO DE this Application is Tammy Floyd Municipal Schools ordinance is available at yard. $725 mo + Utilities 575-762-1139 Sealed Bids will be FOUR-YEAR TERM MAGGIE TOULOUSE CONSERVACIÓN DE Sandoval, who may be /s/ Mr. Leon Nall, the City Clerk’s office at received at Clovis City OLIVER TIERRA contacted at (505) 476- President City Hall, 100 West First Hall in the City of Clovis FLOYD MUNCIPAL SECRETARY OF STATE Y AGUA DE ROO- 4548 or by email at Street, Portales, NM Purchasing Department, SCHOOL DISTRICT SEVELT – TRES MIEM- tammy.sandoval@state. ITB NUMBER: OPEN 88130 during regular 321 N. Connelly St., NO. 05 – THREE BROS nm.us. Bay Metal Transportation hours—8:00 a.m. to 5:00 Clovis, NM 88101 until SCHOOL BOARD LA OFICINA DE LA DE LA JUNTA Building p.m., Monday through 2:00 P.M. local time on MEMBERS SECRETARIA DE Supervisor del Distrito, A hearing will be held on Friday, . August 29, 2019. At that Position 3 Board ESTADO DE NUEVO Posición 1 PERIODO August 23, 2019 at 9:00 Contact the School for a time and place bids will Member MÉXICO DE CUATRO AÑOS a.m. regarding complete packet: The Portales City be publicly opened and FOUR-YEAR TERM PROCLAMACIÓN Supervisor del Distrito, Application No. 1140276 Superintendent Council, which is the read aloud. Bids Position 4 Board Posición 2 PERIODO for a Governmental Damon Terry duly elected governing received after closing Member Según el Acto de las DE CUATRO AÑOS Liquor License to 575-478-2211 body of and for the City time will be rejected and FOUR-YEAR TERM Elecciones Local Supervisor del Distrito Eastern New Mexico [email protected] of Portales, State of New returned unopened. Position 5 Board Regular, NMSA 1978, de en-General, Posición 5 University, located at m Mexico, has determined Member las secciones 1-22-2 a 1- PERIODO DE CUATRO ENMU Campus Union that the above-titled Interested bidders may FOUR-YEAR TERM 22-19 (1969 enmendada AÑOS Bldg., 1500 S. Avenue K, Legal 8283 Ordinance No. 740 secure a copy of the bid hasta el año 2019), Yo, 2nd Floor, Portales, New August 18, 2019 was ALL real estate advertis- at Bidnet (www.bidnetdi- MELROSE MUNICIPAL Maggie Toulouse Oliver, DISTRITO DE Mexico 88130. PASSED, APPROVED ing in Clovis Media Inc. rect.com) or the SCHOOL Secretaria del Estado, CONSERVACIÓN DE CITY OF PORTALES, AND ADOPTED this 6th newspapers is subject to Purchasing department DISTRICT NO. 12 – Estado de Nuevo TIERRA Legal 8282 NEW MEXICO day of August, 2019. the Federal Fair Housing at 321 N. Connelly St, THREE SCHOOL México, en virtud de la Y AGUA DE CENTRAL August 18, 2019 NOTICE OF ADOPTION Act of 1968 as amended Clovis, NM 88101. BOARD MEMBERS autoridad otorgada por CURRY – TRES OF ORDINANCE which makes it illegal to (Curry, Roosevelt & mí, por la presente emito MIEMBROS DE LA NOTICE OF INTENT NO.738 advertise "any prefer- The City of Clovis Quay) la siguiente procla- JUNTA (Roosevelt y //ss/ Joan Martinez- ence, limitation or dis- crimination based on reserves the right to Position 1 Board mación: Curry) NOTICE IS HEREBY Notice is hereby given of Terry race, color, religion, reject any and/or all bids Member Supervisor del Distrito, GIVEN to any and all the title and the subject handicap, family status and waive all informali- Una elección local regu- Posición 1 PERIODO interested persons that matter contained in the FOUR-YEAR TERM lar es, y se llevará a DE CUATRO AÑOS pursuant to §3-17-3 ordinance duly adopted or national origin, or an ties as deemed in the intention to make any best interest of the City Position 2 Board cabo en el estado de Supervisor del Distrito, NMSA (2013), the and approved by the City City Clerk Member Nuevo México y en cada Posición 2 PERIODO Roosevelt County Board Council of the City of such preference, limita- tion or discrimination." Bryan Jones condado y precinto del DE CUATRO AÑOS of Commissioners, which Portales, New Mexico on Legal 8286 FOUR-YEAR TERM mismo el 5 de noviembre Supervisor del Distrito is the governing body of, August 6, 2019. August 18, 2019 Clovis Media Inc. will not City of Clovis knowingly accept any ad- CPO Position 3 Board de 2019; y en-General, Posición 5 and for the County of Member PERIODO DE CUATRO Roosevelt, State of New The Ordinance is: NOTICE OF BOARD OF vertising in this newspa- per that is in violation of Legal 8276 Una elección local regu- AÑOS Mexico, intends to ORDINANCE NO. 738 COMMISSIONERS FOUR-YEAR TERM lar será una elección no amend and adopt at a MEETING the law. Our readers are August 18, 2019 hereby informed that all August 25, 2019 partidista, y los nombres DISTRITO DE meeting which is sched- AN ORDINANCE PORTALES MUNICIPAL de los candidatos serán CONSERVACIÓN DE uled for Thursday, the AMENDING ARTICLE A Board Meeting of the dwellings advertised in SCHOOL listados en las balotas TIERRA 5th of September, 2019 III, OFFICERS AND Eastern Regional this newspaper are avail- NINTH JUDICIAL able on an equal oppor- DISTRICT DISTRICT NO. 1 – sin designación de par- Y AGUA DE BORDER – at the hour of 9:00 a.m., EMPLOYEES, DIVISION Housing Authority Board THREE SCHOOL tido o nómina (agru- TRES MIEMBROS the following described 1, GENERALLY; SEC- of Commissioners will be tunity basis. To complain STATE OF of discrimination, call NEW MEXICO BOARD MEMBERS pación de candidatos); y SUPERVISORES DE LA Ordinance, to-wit: TION 2-49, SALARIES held on Saturday, August District 1, Position 1 JUNTA (Roosevelt y OF MAYOR, MAYOR 24, 2019 at 10:30 a.m. at HUD toll-free at (202)- COUNTY OF CURRY 708-1455. Board Member La elección local regular Chaves) ORDINANCE NO.2019- PRO TEM, COUNCIL the Eastern Regional IN THE MATTER OF FOUR-YEAR TERM se llevará a cabo para Supervisor del Distrito, 03 MEMBERS, OF THE Housing Authority Office District 2, Position 2 elegir a personas califi- Posición 1 PERIODO CODE OF ORDI- 106 E. Reed, Roswell, A PETITION FOR APARTMENTS FOR CHANGE OF Board Member cadas como miembros DE CUATRO AÑOS An Ordinance Relating to NANCES, OF THE CITY NM 88203 to consider NAME FOR FOUR-YEAR TERM de un órgano de gobier- Supervisor del Distrito, the Collective Bargaining OF PORTALES, NEW and act upon the general CURRY COUNTY CRISTIAN TEJEDA District 5, Position 5 no local y, donde aplica- Posición 2 PERIODO for Roosevelt County, MEXICO. business of the Authority. A CHILD, Board Member ble, a los siguientes car- DE CUATRO AÑOS New Mexico; Providing A copy of the meeting 1 BR APARTMENT Big FOUR-YEAR TERM gos ejecutivos munici- Supervisor del Distrito Rights, Responsibilities, A complete copy of this agenda may be obtained fenced back yard, $250 NO. D-0905-CV-02019- pales: en-General, Posición 5 and Procedures in the ordinance is available at at the central office of monthly $250 dep. Plus 000570 HOUSE MUNICIPAL PERIODO DE CUATRO Employment the City Clerk’s office at the Eastern Regional bills 575-791-0282 Call SCHOOL DISTRICT GOBIERNO LOCAL AÑOS Relationship Between City Hall, 100 West First Housing Authority locat- or Text NOTICE OF NO. 19 - THREE Employees and their Street, Portales, NM ed at 106 E. Reed, CHANGE OF NAME SCHOOL BOARD MEM- CONDADO DE ROO- La Declaración de Employer 88130 during regular Roswell, New Mexico or RIO PROPERTIES BERS SEVELT Candidatura para la hours—8:00 a.m. to 5:00 by calling (575) 622- TAKE NOTICE that in (Quay & Roosevelt) elección local regular se ORDINANCE NO. 2019- p.m., Monday through 0881 x 19, from 8:00 1 & 2 Bedroom accordance with provi- Position 3 Board DISTRITO ESCOLAR presentarán entre las 04 Friday, . a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and Apartments Available. sion of NMSA 1978 Member CONSOLIADO NÚM. 9:00 a.m. y 5:00 p.m. el Roosevelt County 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Call for more information Sections 40-8-1 FOUR-YEAR TERM 39 DE DORA – CUATRO martes 27 de agosto de Personnel Ordinance The Portales City Monday through Friday, 575-762-1139 through 40-8-3 the Position 4 Board MIEMBROS DE 2019. Council, which is the however, the agenda is Petitioner Mara Member LA JUNTA ESCOLAR The meeting will be open duly elected governing subject to change. COMBS PROPERTIES Tejeda/Paul Osorio will FOUR-YEAR TERM Miembro de la Junta, La Declaración de to the public, and any body of and for the City apply to the Honorable Position 5 Board Posición 1 PERIODO DE Candidatura para can- person or persons inter- of Portales, State of New Comments from audi- Available Now David P. Reeb,Jr., Member CUATRO AÑOS didatos por escrito para ested in the ordinance or Mexico, has determined ence members are wel- 2B/1Ba Duplex District Judge of the FOUR-YEAR TERM Miembro de la Junta, la elección local regular the subject matter there- that the above-titled come at the above meet- 3131 E 12th Ninth Judicial District at Posición 2 PERIODO DE se presentarán entre las of or any person or per- Ordinance No. 738 ing; however, comments $450/$225 Deposit the TEXICO MUNICIPAL DOS AÑOS 9:00 a.m. y 5:00 p.m. el sons desiring to com- was are limited to 5 minutes 575-356-4436 Curry County SCHOOL DISTRICT Miembro de la Junta, martes 3 de septiembre ment on the same are per individual. Courthouse, 700 N. Main NO. 2 – THREE Posición 3 PERIODO DE de 2019. urged to attend and be PASSED, APPROVED Street, Suite 14, Clovis, SCHOOL BOARD CUATRO AÑOS heard. Copies of the AND ADOPTED this 6th If you are an individual IF YOU want success New Mexico at 9:30 a.m. MEMBERS Miembro de la Junta, EXPEDIDA EN LA proposed ordinance are day of August, 2019. with a disability who is in renting your home, just (Curry & Roosevelt) Posición 5 PERIODO DE OFICINA DEL EJECUTI- available for review, or need of a reader, amplifi- on the 9th day of ask Sharon how she Position 1 Board DOS AÑOS VO ESTE DÍA 7 DE copies of the same can er, qualified sign lan- September, 2019 for an rented hers. She used ORDER FOR CHANGE Member AGOSTO DEL 2019 be picked up at the guage interpreter, or any DISTRITO ESCOLAR County Clerk’s Office, at //ss/ Joan Martinez- other form of auxiliary the Classified ads and OF NAME of the CHILD rented her home from the name of FOUR-YEAR TERM MUNICIPAL NÚM. 2 DOY FE: County Administrative Terry aid or service to partici- Cristian Tejeda to Position 2 Board DE ELIDA – DOS MIEM- Offices, Portales, New pate in the meeting, within days. Cristian Osorio Tejeda. Member BROS DE LA EN TESTIMONIO DE Mexico, during normal please contact the JUNTA ESCOLAR LO CUAL PONGO and regular business Authority no later than 5 Advertising FOUR-YEAR TERM Miembro de la Junta, FIRMA hours upon request and City Clerk days before the meeting. Works! ✦ THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS CLASSIFIED PAGE 10A SUNDAY, AUG. 18, 2019

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Sunday Editor Aug. 18, Kevin Wilson 575-763-3431, ext. 320 2019 [email protected] Your source for complete Staff Writer Peter Stein PORTS 575-763-3431, ext. 322 local sports coverage S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS [email protected] B ENMU trims AD field to three candidates ❏ West Texas A&M’s mer, and that has interviews, and are tatives. The com- and has done some impressive since been pared slated to be there mittee had initially work.” associate AD among down by more than this coming week. recommended four Here is the lowdown on those 90 percent. Early Saturday candidates, but three remaining candidates: candidates in field. ENMU recently afternoon, univer- “one had already ■ Scarano has served as the By Peter Stein announced three sity president Jeff taken a job,” Associate Director of Athletics at STAFF WRITER finalists — Elwell reiterated Elwell said. “But I California Baptist University since [email protected] Michael Scarano, what he had said a think they came up 2013, and serves as a member of John Lewis and week earlier — with a fine pool. I the College Athletics and Law Lish Lewis Scarano PORTALES — And then there Casey Lish — for that he hoped to think it’s very Advisory Board. were three. the position, which have an offer strong. We have Prior to his time at California Eastern New came open in late June when then- extended by Aug. 31. somebody who’s been a sitting Baptist, he served as the Director of Mexico University’s athletic director Greg Waggoner The candidates have been select- (athletic director) and somebody Athletics at Waldorf University in ENMU search for a new ath- submitted his resignation. ed by a committee of nine — seven who’s been an AD (previously) and Forest City, Iowa for three years, letic director began All three finalists have been Eastern New Mexico staff mem- is a No. 2 in California, and some- with 38 candidates in early sum- invited onto campus for in-person bers and two community represen- body who’s right across the border ENMU on Page 2B ’Cats best LCHS ❏ Fullerton says scrimmage good despite weather. BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS

RUIDOSO — Technically, Clovis scored four touch- downs to Las Cruces’ two. But the weather might have won the day Wednesday at Ruidoso High School. The second of two light- ning delays led the Wildcats and Bulldawgs to just skip the goal-line situation por- tion of the battle, and each side got on the bus to make the long trip home from the neutral-site scrimmage. “It was a good battle,” Clovis coach Cal Fullerton said. “They got after it, we got after it. We had two light- ning delays, so that was something we got to work Staff photo: Kevin Wilson with too.” Above: Portales senior Jayden Killette crosses the goal line on a 40-yard reception after beating Robertson defender Antonio Padilla on The teams each did 15 the deep route. Below: Portales receiver Kellan Hightower brushes off a Robertson defender as he tries to manage a few extra yards on plays with their first-team a screen pass. offenses, 12 with their sec- ond-team offenses and another 15 with the first-team- Clovis ers. Clovis scored two touchdowns on tosses of 8 and 15 yards from Rams impress Chance Harris to Malik Phillips, and another two on ❏ Portales shows signs of big runs by Harris and Devin Gillespie. year ahead after dispatching Fullerton didn’t put much stock in outscoring the Robertson in scrimmage. Bulldawgs, due to lack of the By Kevin Wilson goal-line plays and the light- ning delay eliminating five EDITOR offensive plays for Las [email protected] Cruces. PORTALES — On a night of many positives, “It’s sometimes hard to tell the biggest one from Ram football might be that if you won or lost a scrim- they expect to be a lot better. mage,” Fullerton said. With eight days remaining before “You’re both doing things their season opener at Hope you wouldn’t do in a normal Christian, Portales generally out- game, putting in some peo- played Robertson in its home ple you wouldn’t normally scrimmage and showed it expects play to see if they can help to make a run for its second 4A title you later in the season.” in four seasons and its fifth-consec- The key focus for the utive year reaching at least the semifinal round. Wildcats going forward will “I thought we did well on both sides of the be to reduce turnovers. It’s ball,” Portales coach Jaime Ramirez said. “There frustrating in scrimmages, are things we need to work on, and we want to but Fullerton said, “turnovers can lose you a ballgame quickly” once the RAMS on Page 2B games count.

WhatWhat’’ss happeninghappening ■ Clovis Municipal Schools is selling a ■ The Clovis Adult Volleyball League is ■ The Eastern New Mexico University tration beginning at 8:30 a.m. Registration be received by Aug. 30. family pass for the 2019-20 athletic year. now accepting applications for the upcom- softball program will have three camps in is $30 per participant. For more information, please call 505- The $130 pass will be valid for two par- ing season. September — prospect elite camps Sept. Information: [email protected]. 476-8100. Printed copies of the draft EA ents and three schoolchildren for admis- The season starts Sept. 9, with games 7 and 21 and a Lil’ Hounds Camp Sept. 14. can be obtained by writing the New Mexico ■ sion to any home game for any team in the played at Roy Walker Gymnasium on All three camps are at Greyhound The New Mexico Department of Department of Game and Fish, P.O. Box Clovis district from middle school to high Monday nights. Softball Field. Game and Fish is seeking public comment 25112, Santa Fe, NM 87504 to the atten- Entry fee is $150 per team and $25 per The elite camps are for girls entering on the draft Environmental Assessment school, with the exception of Clovis High tion of Jessica Fisher, Shooting Program player. The team fee can be delivered to grades 9-12, and each respective camp (EA) for the construction of the Clovis School football games and playoff games information. Tisha Brothers at 2000 Mitchell Street 9 will be held 9 a.m.-4 p.m. with check-in Wing-shooting Complex and Archery in any sport. am.-5 p.m. Mondays, Wedensdays and and same-day registration for $60 per Range at Ned Houk Park in Clovis. Passes are available at the CHS athletic Fridays. The registration deadline is Sept. player at 8:30 a.m. Each camp will be lim- The draft EA can be found on the Sports events or sports-related activ- office. 4. ited to the first 40 participants that register. Department's website. ities to list? Call: 575-763-3431. Fax: Information: 575-769-4350, ext. 1023. Information: Brothers, 575-769-2181 or The Lil’ Hound Camp will be held 9 a.m.- Comments can be sent to DGF- 575-762-3879. Drop it off at 521 Pile St, 575-693-1182. noon Sept. 14 for girls or boys, with regis- [email protected] and must Clovis. Email: [email protected] PAGE 2B ✦ SUNDAY, AUG. 18, 2019 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS GETTING READY FOR WEEK 1

Staff photos: Kevin Wilson At left: Dora’s Alex Urioste finds some running room for a first down in Saturday’s scrimmage at Melrose. Above: Melrose’s Tristan Sena gets off a throw before Dora’s Hunter Jones can get to him. Lower left: Ricky Ramirez of Floyd takes a pitch during a Wednesday practice, moved indoors due to heavy rains flooding the field. Lower right: Will Haley, right, takes the handoff from Wesley Poling during Elida’s practice Thursday.

Athletic Director of Rams ENMU Ticketing and Donor Relations. From Page 1B From Page 1B Lish’s career in athletic administration began in 2015 make sure we aren’t playing our best and has been serving in an as the Ticketing and Donor football early. We want to be at our best athletic administration role Relations Manager at West late in the season.” since 1993, with stops at The Texas A&M, a position he On offense, the Rams moved the ball University of Alabama in held until June 2016. through the air and on the ground, with Huntsville and the University The three finalists’ diverse Jalen Allen and Jayden Killette each of California, Riverside. geographic locations are a grabbing deep balls and Wromiah ■ Lewis currently serves microcosm of the nationwide Gbassagee dragging defenders with him as the Director of Athletics at search that drew the original for extra yards in the rushing game. Bluefield (Va.) State College, On defense, one could count the first a position which he has held 38 candidates from Hawaii to downs Robertson got on offense, and since July 2016. Lewis took Alaska to the East Coast. still have enough fingers to grab a ham- over at Bluefield following a “This next week they’ll burger and a drink from the volunteer- two-year stint at Alcorn start arriving Sunday, and the manned cookout. (Miss.) State, where he last one leaves next Sunday,” Portales players and coaches served as the Associate Elwell said. “A pretty thor- acknowledged Robertson was a little Athletic Director for ough interview schedule, banged up coming in, and that the Administration. then we’ll meet with the Cardinals will be much better should the Lewis began his career in committee and we’ll get two meet in the Class 4A playoffs. athletic administration in feedback from other coaches But the Rams expect they too will be 2004 with two different roles and people in the athletic better in November than they are in late at St. Cloud (Minn.) State department who are not on August. University following a nine- the search committee, and all Junior Baylor Diaz was pulled before year career in the football the vice-presidents. So we’ll the Rams’ first-teamers were done with coaching ranks at three dif- see what they feel. It’s their alotted 15 plays, and his fellow ferent institutions — Murray always good when every- starters were soon joining him on the (Kent.) State, the University body’s on the same page. sidelines as backups got a narrow of Mississippi and St. Cloud That makes it easy.” majority of the Friday snaps. State. Elwell would like to have “Everybody was executing really ■ the final selection in place by Staff photo: Kevin Wilson Lish currently serves as well,” Allen said. “We are communicat- the Associate Athletic the football season opener on ing well. Baylor was in at quarterback a Portales’ Carlos Delgado pushes for more yardage as he’s tackled by Director of Development for Sept. 7 at Greyhound little last year, and we still have that Robertson’s Estevan Marquez during Friday’s scrimmage. West Texas A&M University, Stadium. Vice-president of connection working.” a position to which he was Student Affairs Jeff Long has In his time behind center, Diaz com- “I thought we did well on both sides of the ball. There are things we promoted in January 2018 been serving as interim ath- pleted a bomb on the left side to Allen need to work on, and we want to make sure we aren’t playing our following two years as the letic director since that set up a 7-yard toss to Kellan department’s Assistant Waggoner’s resignation. Hightower, then started another series best football early. We want to be at our best late in the season.” with a one-play drive as he found — Portales coach Jaime Ramirez on Friday’s scrimmage with Robertson Killette for a 40-yard left-side bomb. “I think it’s very strong. We have somebody who’s Gbassagee found his way into the end “Baylor threw the ball really well,” Rains — held out as a precaution — been a sitting (athletic director) and somebody zone on a short rush as well, and on Ramirez said. “I didn’t have him out ready to fill in for Diaz if needed. who’s been an AD (previously) and is a No. 2 in offense he and Philip Blidi anchored a there too long; I saw what I needed to Portales opens its season with a 1 p.m. Ram defense that gave up no scores and see.” contest Saturday at Hope Christian, fol- California, and somebody who’s right across the had a Freddy Smith interception that The Rams played Carlos Delgado at lowed by a 1:30 p.m. Aug. 31 matchup border and has done some impressive work.” would have been a defensive touchdown quarterback after Diaz departed, and at St. Michael’s before a three-game in a live-action game. will likely have sophomore Hagen homestand. — ENMU President Jeff Elwell on the athletic director finalist field

COREBOARD S ALL TIMES MOUNTAIN • REPORT SCORES: 575-763-3431 Top Notch 5 3 AMMO 2 6 Women’s League Standings Hit Squad 6 3 Pitches @ Work 0 8 Softball Freddy's Auto 4 3 Detox/Logan Annex 2 6 A Division Lady Outlaws 5 3 Maximum Effort 4 3 Team W L Xtreme Heat 5 3 Aug. 8 scores Clovis Softball Association Team Supreme 4 4 Aug. 7 scores Bad Apples 7 3 Dirty Girlz 5 4 Diablas 15, Patronas 14 Hit n Run 3 3 BTS 20, That's It 12 Down-N-Dirty 5 5 Shenanigans 3 5 Wednesday Night League Cruel Intentions 13, Pitch Slap 12 DC Softball 3 6 Team Supreme 22, Maximum Effort 12 New Skillz 4 4 SWAT Latinas 2 6 A Division Members Only 2 7 Sucios/Canteros 17, Freddy's Auto 7 Mas Fina 3 7 New Era 0 8 Venom 9, Pitches @ Work 8 Team W L Gun Slingers 2 6 Aftermath 14, Snider Electric 13 B Division Rugrats 0 8 Bazinga 7, Good Times 0 D.T.P. 8 0 M.O.G. 1 6 Los Dorados 16, Scum 3 Team W L D Division Scorpions 7, Those Girlz 0 BOO/AA Loans 5 3 C Division Can U Dig It 12, BTS 11 No Glove No Love 8 1 Team W L New Skillz 19, Bad Apples 17 No Skillz 4 4 Team W L Hit n Run 7, DC Softball 0 Funsized 6 3 Scorpions 7 1 Mas Fina 7, Down N Dirty 0 Most Hated Familia 4 5 Los Dorados 7 1 Lods Piratas 21, Top Notch 14 Rukus 6 3 VooDoo Dolls 7 1 VooDoo Dollz 18, Psycho Pitches 6 Aftermath 5 3 Carnalismo/LaFamila 7 2 Aftermath 20, MTC 18 Bazinga 3 5 Diablas 6 2 No Glove No Love 20, Funsize 8 Mayhem 2 4 B.T.S. 5 2 NMF 9, Detoz/Logan Annex 8 Good Times 2 6 Patronas 6 2 Rukus 17, Vipers 9 M.T.C. 3 7 Can U Dig It 3 3 Catnalismo/Lafamilia 21, AMMO 10 Vipers 1 8 Pyscho Pitches 5 2 Mixed Up 18, Dirty Girlz 8 Snider Electric 2 7 That's It 4 5 Maximum Effort 7, DC Softball 0 C Division Cruel Intentions 4 5 B Division Night Crawlers 3 4 Sucios/Canteros 14, Members Only 9 Team W L Manny's Girls 3 5 Xtreme Heat 25, New Era 10 Team W L Deez Guyz 3 4 Snider Electric 23, No Skillz 19 Mixed Up 7 1 Pitch Slap 3 5 The Tribe 7, Rugrats 0 Sucios/Canteros 7 0 Scum 2 4 Los Dorados 19, Detox/Logan Annex 16 Lady Seadogs 6 2 Those Girlz 1 6 Swat Latinas 16, Shenanigans 4 Los Piratas 6 0 N.M.F. 3 5 The Tribe 6 2 Venom 1 6 Cruel Intentions 17, Pitches @ Work 2 PAGE 3B Sunday Aug. 18, 2019 IFE L THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Living life to the fullest

y name is OUR PEOPLE Valeree Austin. I Mhave been mar- ◗ Name: Valeree Austin ried to my husband, Dale, for ◗ Age: 34 14 years. He is in the United ◗ States Air Force and we have Where were you born? moved 9 times in the last 14 West Columbia, South years including a tour in Carolina England where my youngest ◗ Where do you live daughter was born. My oldest now? Clovis daughter was born in South Carolina in the same hospital where my husband and I includes my own wedding were both born. I currently and birth. My husband jokes work with two-year old chil- that I will probably be late to dren, and I am working on my own funeral, and he is my associate’s degree in more than likely right. If I Early Childhood Education. had a super power it would have to be either pausing time Courtesy photo WHEN YOU WERE A CHILD, or having super speed. This Myself at Creech AFB in Nevada. WHAT DID YOU WANT TO BE would help me be on time WHEN YOU GREW UP? and get everything accom- I always wanted to be a plished in one day. teacher when I was a child. I would always make my sis- WHAT DO YOU COLLECT? ters play school and be my I collect state and country students. After I receive my coffee mugs, spoons, and Associates Degree in Early ornaments. Childhood Education, I plan on pursuing my Bachelor’s HOW WOULD I LIKED TO Degree in Elementary BE REMEMBERED? Education. I would like to be remem- HOW DID YOU MEET YOUR bered as a good mom, wife, SPOUSE? daughter, and sister who I met my husband through absolutely loved her family my best friend on a blind and would do anything for date. I was at work (Food them. I would also like to be Lion) and my best friend remembered as a person who came in to see me. She told always was gave it her all and me about a great guy that was lived life to the fullest. I hope her boyfriend’s roommate that I would be remembered and that we needed to meet. I as someone everyone called was unsure, but decided to their friend. Lastly. I hope give it a try. We went on a that my love, kindness, and double date that night to a compassion for others would sushi restaurant. We tried dif- be remembered. ferent sushi rolls and we hated each roll. We had an FAVORITE QUOTE? instant attraction and have Currently my favorite been in love ever since. Now, quote is “Super Mom by day, years later, we absolutely love Super tired by night.” My all- sushi and each other. time favorite quote would be, “Loved you yesterday, love Courtesy photos WHAT IS YOUR THEME you still, always have, always Above left: Dale Cara-Leigh (my youngest SONG? will.” I would say my theme song daughter), myself, and Jenna-Lynn (my oldest is either “Happy” by Pharrell WHAT WOULD YOU WANT daughter) in Albuquerque for the Balloon Williams or “Fight Song” by FOR YOUR LAST MEAL? Fiesta. Rachel Platten. I would want a salmon delight sushi roll, a seafood Above right: My husband Dale and I in San WHAT’S YOUR IDEA OF A boil, and pavlova. PERFECT DAY? Antonio at the Alamo. My perfect day would be WHAT DO YOU HOPE sleeping in. Then waking up Left: Dale, myself, Jenna-Lynn and Cara- YOUR LIFE WOULD BE LIKE to coffee and my husband’s Leigh after a Veteran's Day program. eggs benedict. Then watching IN 10 YEARS? movies with my children and I hope to be retired on a husband in my pjs. Then boat sailing the world or trav- heading out for manis and eling the country in a RV pedis with my girls (chil- with my husband in the next dren). Then ending the day 10 years. There is a chance I with sushi and card games at could have grandchildren and home with my family. if this is the case, I would love to live close enough to IF YOU COULD HAVE A spoil my grandchildren. SUPER POWER WHAT WOULD IT BE AND WHY? — Compiled by I am always late to every- correspondent Celina thing in my life and this Avallone McHale

Fishing brings back good times, great memories

Sadly, I haven’t been fishing at Sanders’ gravel pit pond or Emory and adult. boys and watching them scramble all this year. I did pick up my copy Ferguson’s earth tank. I believe When we wound up at the for cover underneath the pickup, of “Even Brook Trout Get the Karl that day we ended up at Emory’s grandparents’ on a Sunday after- winding up in the middle of Blues,” and do a little reading Terry because it was just down the road. noon we improvised a fishing rig nowhere with Travis Gossett and however. ◆ It would have been early April out of a tree limb or feed stalk clan on the Sabinosa River, hook- The first chapter of that book, so the wind was getting up and I with a piece of feed sack string ing up with some big rainbows Local by John Gierach, author of “Sex, columnist remember walking down by the tied to it. An open safety pin or near the head of the Rio Grande Death, and Fly-Fishing,” describes pump where we found an opening piece of baling wire sharpened on with Lee, sleeping under a tarp in his learning how to fish. in last year’s cattails and I’m sure the concrete became a hook and a the rain with my grandmother and Actually, he’s not certain of the I immediately tangled that Zebco red worm dug from the flower bed grandfather at what was then details of the first fish he ever fishing too. He was too serious, rig up. I know for several years was bait. Alamogordo Reservoir (now Lake caught. I confess I would probably however, to go fishing with a after that his fishing time was That rig hardly ever worked on Sumner) and sleeping on the Pecos be right in that same boat. I might grandkid on his first fishing trip. diverted to untangling kids’ fishing the goldfish in the concrete cow in a hammock with the other set of have been in a boat when I caught That duty fell to my dad. lines. tank but I was patient anyway. grandparents. my first fish but I just can’t I remember getting a fishing I learned to fish from a bank and So many good early memories What high times, what great remember. pole for my birthday and wanting fish for crappie from a boat. We involved fishing at the lake. My memories. Granddad Ruby was a serious to use that thing bad. Dad finally also ran trotlines when I was little dad losing me in the cab of the fisherman. He was serious enough agreed to take me, but we had to and great big catfish in the dark is pickup because I had curled up in Karl Terry writes for Clovis to refine his son-in-law’s tech- do it around Portales. a little scary but exciting. I learned the floorboard, getting caught in a Media Inc. Contact him at: karlter- niques enough to be pretty good at I had my choice between Sam to river and stream fish as a teen hailstorm with the older Ferguson [email protected] PAGE 4B ✦ SUNDAY, AUG. 18, 2019 LIFE THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Twilling, using paintstiks ahead on show nformation on twilling topics on “Creative Living” chicken stock preparation as 1 can cannellini beans, until vegetables are tender. and using paintstiks noon Tuesday and 2 p.m he prepares a simple Tuscan rinsed Stir in cannellini beans, Iwill be the featured Sheryl Saturday. Chicken soup with 1 cup canned fire-roasted tomatoes and pasta and topics on “Creative Living” Borden Rae Cumbie is a custom Cannellini Beans and diced tomatoes return to a boil. Reduce heat 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and noon ◆ dressmaker and artist in Escarole. 1/2 cup orzo or other to low, cover and simmer 15 Thursday (all times Creative wearables as well as small pasta minutes or until pasta is ten- Mountain). 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Murray’s busi- Cookbook author, chef 1 small onion, diced saucepan over medium heat. ing on quilts, table runners ness is Laura Murray and teacher, John Vollertsen 1 medium carrot, diced Add onion, carrot, and gar- “Creative Living” is pro- as well as other fabric sam- Designs and she’s from (known as Chef Johnny 3 cloves garlic, minced lic and sauté until lightly duced and hosted by ples. Plank lives in Minneapolis. Vee) believes in using the 6 cups chicken stock browned. Add chicken Sheryl Borden. The show Frontenac, Kansas. Information on making freshest ingredients avail- 1/2 teaspoon fresh stock, oregano and red pep- is carried by more than 118 Quilter and designer, your own jeans and prepar- able at his Las Cosas oregano per and bring to a boil. PBS stations. 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School menus Senior calendar Clovis Schools K-5 Thursday: Breakfast, French toast, Texico Baxter Curren Senior Center (beef, sauce, noodles), blended Monday: Breakfast, Breakfast pizza. apples, juice. Lunch, Beefy mac, green Monday: No school. 908 Hickory St., Clovis vegetables, salad w/tbsp low fat Lunch, Sweet & sour chicken, steamed rice, beans, breadstick, pears. Tuesday: Breakfast, PBJ sandwich, cold Monday: 8:30 a.m. exercise dressing, bread stick, slice cake garden salad, mini carrots & ranch, fresh Friday: Breakfast, Omelet w/flour tortilla, cereal, juice, fruit, milk. Lunch, Beef’n bean class, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 8-ball pool, Thursday: Chile relleno fruit - veggie bar banana juice. Lunch, Chicken nuggets burrito, lettuce, tomato, corn, salsa, pears, 10 a.m. jewelry pals, 1 p.m. (chile, cheese, breading), Tuesday: Breakfast, Cinnamon roll. mashed potato, gravy, roll, peaches. milk. line dance, 1 p.m. canasta, 5 Spanish rice, pinto beans, chips Lunch, Hamburger on a bun, baked french Wednesday: Breakfast, French toast p.m. social night & salsa, fruit cocktail fries, veggie cup & ranch, sidekicks, veggie Portales High/Junior High sticks, cold cereal, juice, fruit, milk. Lunch, Tuesday: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday: Ranch chicken, bar Monday: Breakfast, Benefit bar, fruit cup, Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes exercise equipment, 8 a.m.-4 green beans, corns w/peppers, Wednesday: Breakfast, Filled Cocoa Puff juice. Lunch, Frito pie, corn, carrots, straw- w/gravy, mixed vegetables, hot rolls. p.m. 8-ball pool, 8 a.m. quilting, salad w/tbsp low fat dressing, bar. Lunch, Pasta with 3-cheese sauce, berry cup OR Chili dog, fries, broccoli, Thursday: Breakfast, Breakfast Burrito, 1 p.m. pinochle, 6 p.m. trivia bread stick, tapioca pudding steamed broccoli, fresh fruit, veggie bar strawberry cup. cold cereal, juice, fruit, milk. Lunch, mania Thursday: Breakfast, Sausage croissant. Tuesday: Breakfast, Sausage & cheese Hamburger on a bun, lettuce, pickles, oven Wednesday: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Friendship Senior Center Lunch, Pig in a serepe, garden salad & mini bagels, applesauce, juice. Lunch, fries, apple, milk. exercise equipment, 8 a.m.-4 901 West 13th St., Clovis p.m. 8-ball pool, 8:30 a.m. ranch, seasoned green beans, fresh fruit - Golden burrito, fries, salad w/tomatos, Friday: Breakfast, Yogurt, cold cereal, Monday: Daily activities, exercise class, 9 a.m. sew cookie, veggie bar pineapple OR Asian chicken, rice, broccoli granola nar, juice, milk. Lunch, Pizza, gar- 8:30 a.m. power balking, 9 a.m. Friday: Breakfast, Breakfast frudel. & carrots, pineapple, Rice Krispies treat . days, 1 p.m. needle gang den salad, cooked carrots, oranges, milk. zumba, 1 p.m. loteria Lunch, Bean chalupa & salsa, garden salad, Wednesday: Breakfast, French toast, Thursday: 8 a.m. eggs, Tuesday: Daily activities, 1 ranch dressing, fresh fruit, veggie bar. apples, juice. Lunch, Beefy mac, green gravy and biscuits $5, 8:45 Dora p.m. Facebook and photos beans, breadsticks, pears OR Pizza, salad a.m. pinochle 101, 1 p.m. Monday: Breakfast, Pancake on stick, Wednesday: Daily activities, w/ tomato, cucumber, pears. bingo, 6 p.m. line dance Clovis middle/high school cereal, fruit, juice, milk Lunch, Chicken Thursday: Breakfast, Omelet w/flour tor- Friday: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. exer- 8:30 a.m. power walking, 9 Monday: Breakfast, Pancake/sausage drumsticks, ranch beans, rolls, fruit, milk. tilla, banana juice. Lunch, Chicken cise equipment, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. a.m. zumba, 1 p.m. cooking on stick. Lunch, Meat & cheese lasagna, Tuesday: Breakfast, Ham, egg, & nuggets, mashed potato, gravy, roll, peach- 8-ball pool, 8:30 a.m. exercise with friends pizza. popcorn chicken chef salad, cheese- cheese bars, biscuit, cereal, fruit, juice, es OR Chicken fajitas, refried beans, salad class, 10 a.m. needle gang, 1 Thursday: Daily activities burger/hamburger, burrito, spicy chicken milk. Lunch, Hotdogs or chili dogs, tater w/tomato, peaches. p.m. pinochle, 7 p.m. dance Friday: Daily activities, 1 sandwich, baked french fries. steamed tots, mac & cheese, fruit, milk. Friday: Breakfast, Mini waffle, app- (StatelineBand) p.m. bingo broccoli & carrots. applesauce, whole Wednesday: Breakfast, Pancake & lessauce, juice. Lunch, Beef & cheese Saturday: 2 p.m. celebra- Daily activities: 8 a.m.-5 wheat roll. sausage, cereal, fruit, juice, milk Lunch, nachos, pinto beans, carrots, applesauce tion of life for Sue Woodcock, 4 p.m. 8-ball pool/snooker, coffee Tuesday: Breakfast, Blueberry muffin. Beef & bean tostadas, corn, fruit, milk. OR Grilled ham & cheese sandwich, fries, p.m. game night with friends, darts, games and Lunch, Chicken nuggets, pizza. ham chef Thursday: Breakfast, Honey bun, cereal, applesauce. puzzles, crafts salad, cheeseburger/hamburger, corn dog. fruit, juice, milk Lunch, Brisket sandwich, Community Senior Center spicy chicken sandwich. baked french fries. green beans, chips, fruit, milk. mashed potatoes & gravy. fresh fruit Jell-o, Grady 1100 Community Way, La Casa Senior Center Portales 1120 Cameo St., Clovis whole wheat roll. Monday: Breakfast, Sausage and egg Elida Wednesday: Breakfast, Grape crescent biscuit, juice, milk. Lunch, Chicken Monday: Salmon patty, tartar Monday: Daily activities, roll. Lunch, teri-blasters, pizza, taco chef nuggets, salad, brownie, fruit, milk. Monday: Breakfast, Pigs in a blanket, sauce, spinach salad w/ dress- exercise salad. cheeseburger/hamburger, deli Tuesday: Breakfast, Breakfast pizza, fruit, cereal. Lunch: fajitas, beans, rice ing, french bread, low fat yogurt, Tuesday: Daily activities, 1 sandwich. spicy chicken sandwich. baked fruit, milk. Lunch, Tater tot casserole, roll, krispies treats, salad. peaches p.m. bingo Tuesday: Breakfast, Cinnamon rolls, french fries. au-gratin potatoes, steamed salad, fruit, milk. Tuesday: Santa Fe pork Wednesday: Daily activities, fruit, cereal. Lunch: hamburgers ,lettuce, broccoli, chilled pears, whole wheat roll. Wednesday: Breakfast, French toast cubes, buttered noodles, green 1 p.m. bingo tomatoes, pickles, french fries, pears, Thursday: Breakfast, Banana bread. sticks, juice, milk. Lunch, Pizza, salad, car- peas, wheat roll, mandarin Thursday: Daily activities, salad. Lunch, Meat & cheese quesadilla, pizza, rots, fruit, milk. oranges luncheon fundraiser, 1 p.m. Wednesday: Breakfast, Cheese omelets, turkey chef salad, cheeseburger/hamburg- Thursday: Breakfast, Pop-Tart, yogurt, Wednesday: Chicken fajita, loteria fruit, cereal. Lunch: enchiladas, spanish er. BBQ porky rib sandwich. spicy chicken fruit, milk. Lunch, Frito pie, salad, beans, pinto beans w/green chilies, Friday: Daily activities rice, jell-o, salad. sandwich. baked french fries. salsa, sea- fruit, milk. salsa, flour tortilla, oatmeal Daily activities: Thursday: Breakfast, PB & jelly sand- cookie soned pinto beans. garden salad & ranch. Friday: Breakfast, Pancake stick, fruit, Sewing/crafts, 8-ball pool chilled pineapple. juice, milk. Lunch, Shepherd’s pie, carrots, wiches, fruit, cereal. Lunch: BBQ chicken, Thursday: Country fried Friday: Breakfast, Bagel and cream roll, fruit, milk. potatoes, fruit roll-ups, salad. steak, baked potato, okra and Los Abuelitos Senior Center cheese. Lunch, Hot ham & cheese sand- tomatoes, wheat roll, lemon 1515 W. Fir St., Portales wich, pizza. fajita chef salad. cheeseburg- Floyd bars Melrose Monday: Daily activities er/hamburger, spicy chicken sandwich, Monday: Breakfast, Quesadilla, juice, Friday: Philly steak sand- Monday: Breakfast, Bacon breakfast Tuesday: Daily activities, baked french fries, baked french fries, sea- burritos, watermelon, cereal, juice, toast, fruit, cereal, milk. Lunch: Sloppy joe, wich, french fries, cauliflower, bingo soned green beans, fresh fruit, cookie. jelly, milk. Lunch, Sloppy joes, corn on the English peas, peaches, salad, milk. fruit cocktail Wednesday: Daily activities cob, fruit salad, milk. Tuesday: Breakfast, Breakfast burrito Thursday: Daily activities, Portales Schools K-6 Tuesday: Breakfast, Ham breakfast bars, w/salsa, juice, fruit, cereal, milk. Lunch: CRSMA Senior Diner’s Club loteria Monday: Breakfast, Mini waffle, app- cereal, juice, toast, jelly, milk. Lunch, Taco Poor man’s steak, wheat rolls, broccoli, 901 West 13th St., Clovis lessauce, juice. Lunch, Beef & cheese Tuesday, grapes, milk. chilled pears, salad, milk. Monday: Cheeseburger Friday: Daily activities nachos, pinto beans, broccoli, applesauce. Wednesday: Breakfast, French toast Wednesday: Breakfast, Blueberry muffin (beef, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes Daily activities: 9 a.m. Tuesday: Breakfast, Benefit bar, fruit sticks, cereal, juice, toast, jelly, milk. square, juice, fruit, cereal, milk. Lunch: & onions, bun), tater tots, baked exercise, sewing/crafts, 8-ball cups, juice. Lunch, Frito pie, corn, salad Lunch, Baked cheese sandwich, celery Chicken fajitas, salsa, fruit, refried beans, beans, pears pool w/tomato, strawberry cup. sticks, watermelon, milk. salad, milk. Tuesday: Chicken strips Other activities: 8 a.m.- Wednesday: Breakfast, Sausage & Thursday: Breakfast, Omelets, bananas, Thursday: Breakfast, Scrambled eggs mashed potatoes, cream gravy, noon commodities, third cheese mini bagels, applesauce, juice. cereal, juice, toast, jelly, milk. Lunch, BBQ with toast, juice, fruit, cereal, milk. Lunch: green beans, dinner roll w/tsp Wednesday each month for Lunch, Golden burrito, fries, carrots, rib sandwich, French fries, cooked carrots, Hot dog w/tater tots, chilled pears, baked margarine, apple ages 60-plus, Information: 575- pineapple. cantaloupe, milk. beans, salad, milk. Wednesday: Beef stroganoff 356-5056 THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LIFE SUNDAY, AUG. 18, 2019 ✦ PAGE 5B On the shelves The following books are tives told her that hosting it member of elite society, and available for checkout: would tarnish her reputa- having a wonderful mar- tion. Instead, within 10 riage. Her childhood was Clovis-Carver years, she’d revolutionized spent in Germany while her morning TV and made father prosecuted Nazi war Public Library household names of her co- criminals during the “Falling Darkness” by hosts: Joy Behar, Star Jones, Nuremberg trials in the Karen Harper keeps the Meredith Vieira and aftermath of World War II, action and mystery going at Elisabeth Hasselbeck. and after returning to the full throttle right up to the Here’s the full story of how United States and having end when forensic psycholo- Star, then Rosie, then full knowledge of the battle gist Claire Britten, her ex- Whoopi tried to take over between good and evil in husband, young daughter, the show, while Barbara the human race, she decides and new love survive a struggled to maintain con- to set her own path and plane crash. To stay alive trol of it all. become a lawyer in her own they must enter the witness “Every Man A Hero” by way, fighting for her own protection program, hiding Ray Lambert delivers one of causes, encouraged by her from the criminal master- the most remarkable mem- free-thinking liberal grand- mind out to get her oirs of our time, a tour-de- father. Throughout John F. boyfriend, but danger fol- force of remembrance evok- Kennedy’s inauguration and lows them to the supposed ing the author’s role as a the years following, includ- safe haven. decorated World War II ing his assassination and the “Please Don’t Feed the medic who risked his life on assassinations of both Mayor” by Sue Pethick Omaha Beach to save the Martin Luther King Jr. and blends mystery, romance, heroes of D-Day. Bobby Kennedy, Meredith and fun when Melanie joins the ranks of a new MacDonald decides to try to Portales Public generation of women who revitalize her small town by Library push the boundaries of their running her border collie for lives socially, professionally, mayor. The publicity “It” by Stephen King: and politically, by joining works, but naturally not in Soon to be released in the- the Civil Rights movement, the way she intended. Her aters for the second movie protesting the Vietnam War, evil ex-husband arrives, but chapter of Stephen King’s and becoming lifelong then suddenly becomes the terrifying horror classic, It friends with a Holocaust wonderful why-did-I-ever- tells both the childhood and survivor. leave-her guy. After some adult chapters of the Losers “Ready Player One” by quirky townsfolk and an in the original novel. In the Ernest Cline: In 2045, the escaped serial killer are fictitious small town of only thing that eighteen- added to the mix, a whole Derry, Maine, an evil pres- year-old Wade Watts lives lot of chaos and disharmony ence has presided over the for is playing as his avatar unfolds. population for millennia, Parzival in the virtual reality “History as They Saw It” coming out of hiding in the world called OASIS, which by Wolfgang Wild & Jordan town’s maze of sewers and was created by the late Lloyd offers a revolutionary underground tunnels to feed James Halliday. Halliday photography collection off the fears and flesh of left clues for three different that’s as close to time travel children every 27-28 years. puzzles imbedded in the as it gets. Featuring 120 In 1957, seven outcast chil- photographs of some of the dren known as the “Losers games of OASIS which will most iconic moments in his- Club” — Bill Denbrough, leave ownership of the tory, from the sinking of the Ben Hanscom, Beverly entire virtual world to who- Titanic to the construction Marsh, Richie Tozier, Eddie ever can decipher the puz- of the Golden Gate Bridge, Kaspbrak, Mike Hanlon and zles, win each test, and col- events are brought to life Stan Uris-are each stalked lect the three keys. Wade, with vibrant color. These by the creature they name who has spent his entire incredible images effective- “It”, which shapeshifts into childhood devoted learning ly blur the distinction whatever each child individ- everything about Halliday’s between past and present ually fears and often appears lifelong love of 80s pop cul- and bring history within as Pennywise the Dancing ture, much of which has arm’s reach. Clown. After banding been inserted into the games “Origami Jewelry” by together to fight and defeat as not only homages but Michael G. LaFosse & It, the Losers swear to hints, desperately wants to Richard Alexander guides return to Derry to finish It win the three keys, but he is you through the steps to once and for all, in case It not the only one aiming for quickly fold and assemble isn’t really dead. 27 years the highest score. Also paper pieces into exquisite later, a string of mysterious intent on winning is Nolan jewelry. Using inexpensive disappearances and murders Sorrento, the head of the materials available in every arises in Derry again, and company IOI, and Sorrento craft store, it’s possible to Mike calls his fellow Losers is willing to win by any create designs to match your back into action, to rid the means necessary, even by hair, skin tone and town of It and rid them- killing other players. To wardrobe. The DVD selves of their past in order defeat Sorrento and win the included shows how easy it to move on with their adult challenge himself, Wade, as can be to make jewelry that lives. Parzival, must rely not only will last for years, and oth- “The Good Fight” by on his own skills, but on the ers will admire for its sim- Danielle Steel: Meredith help of other players, plicity, elegance, and inge- McKenzie, as the daughter including his best friend nuity. and granddaughter of suc- Aech and the mysterious “Ladies Who Punch” by cessful lawyers in Art3mis. Ramin Setoodeh: When Manhattan, has wanted for Barbara Walters launched nothing her entire life, be it — Summaries compiled The View, network execu- the best schooling, being a by library staffs PAGE 6B ✦ SUNDAY, AUG. 18, 2019 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Jail log Booked erty (over $100) ing or transferring stolen ■ Cody Wann, 19, driving ■ Carlos Gaytan, 55, other ■ Adam Viera, 21, time ■ Tabiyus Butler, 26, motor vehicles, tampering the wrong way (one-way jail served The following were parole violation with evidence roads) ■ David Howl, 51, other ■ Cody Wann, 19, bond booked into local jails ■ Ismael Martinez, 33, out ■ Tristan Cortese, 21, dis- ■ James Woods, 37, return Tuesday - Thursday: jail of state fugitive orderly conduct, resisting, for court ■ ■ Ruben Lozano, 48, * The Curry County Lorenzo Sierra, 32, evading or obstructing an other jail Detention Center in Clovis child abuse - negligently officer Clovis Released ■ Shane McNicoll, 39, does not disclose the rea- ■ caused (no death or great ■ Jaime Sanchez, 24, Caleb Negrete, 28, pos- The following were court order sons for release in its daily session of a controlled sub- bodily harm) driving under the influence ■ ■ Paul Gutierrez, 27, fail- of liquor, no drivers license, released from local jails Angel Renteria, 27, briefings. stance, possession of drug Tuesday - Thursday: other jail paraphernalia ure to appear at time and speeding ■ Jose Sanchez, 19, court — Compiled by the Staff ■ Angel Gallo-Davis, 31, place stated in citation ■ Marcos Acosta, 19, con- ■ possession of a controlled Corey Dixon, 19, proba- spiracy to commit bribery of Clovis* order of The News substance tion violation a witness, attempt to commit ■ ■ Jacob Connors, 40 ■ Mariah Garcia, 21, bat- Cynthia Delgado, 33, a felony (bribery of a wit- ■ Sarah Rodriguez, 25 tery against a household possession of a controlled ness), aggravated battery on ■ Brandie Cordova, 35 member substance, driving under the a household member, inter- ■ Caleb Negrete, 28 ■ Augustine Gonzales, 41, influence ference with communica- ■ ■ Wanya Bryant, 22 failure to pay fines, failure to Sebastian Meeks, 18, tions ■ Willie Johnson, 42 appear at time and place stat- failure to pay fines ■ ■ Sarah Rodriguez, 25 ed in citation Alfred Velasquez, 57, ■ Albert Armijo, 37 ■ Nikki Newman, 31, vio- failure to appear at time and Portales ■ Shea Moten, 34 lation of restraining order place stated in citation ■ ■ ■ Alfred Cordero Sr, 55, Gregorio Loya, 29 prohibiting domestic vio- Jose Barrera, 20, failure ■ Patrick Trujillo, 31 to appear at time and place probation violation lence ■ ■ Andy Ramirez, 30 ■ David Hernandez, 59, stated in citation Augustin Moreno, 45, ■ ■ warrant for arrest Glendon Lynch, 22 failure to appear on a felony Darren Helms, 42, fail- ■ Emmanuel Madrid, 35 ■ Alma Rodriguez, 35, charge ure to obey traffic control ■ Deborah Seely, 50 embezzlement (over $500 ■ Adriana Garcia, 32, devices, driving on suspend- ■ Joshua Bazzell-Seely, but not more than $2,500), driving while license sus- ed or revoked license 27 ■ forgery - making or altering pended or revoked, conceal- Jose Arenivar, 31, fail- ■ Anthony Sena, 37 ($2,500 or less) ing identity, windshields ure to appear on misde- ■ Torian Haynes, 28 ■ Juan Solorzano, 21, must be unobstructed & meanor charge ■ Cody Kirby, 37 ■ aggravated assault (deadly equipped with wipers Carlos Gaytan, 55, fail- ■ Mariah Garcia, 21 ■ Jessica Garcia, 34, rob- ure to appear on misde- weapon) ■ ■ David Hernandez, 59 bery, battery, probation vio- meanor charge Jessica Aguilar, 37, ■ ■ Adriana Garcia, 32 lation David Howl, 51, failure driving under the influence ■ Amanda Castillo, 39 ■ Amanda Castillo, 39, to appear on a felony charge ■ Cody Kirby, 37, bench ■ ■ Brandon Garcia, 20 possession of a controlled Lily Zamora, 22, failure warrant, receiving stolen ■ Anna Uliberri, 29 substance, concealing identi- to appear at time and place property ■ Joe Suniga, 45 ty stated in citation ■ Rita Sigala, 25, abuse of ■ ■ Ruben Segovia, 28 ■ Brandon Garcia, 20, Marlon Wright, 30, pos- a child - intentional (no ■ David Merrill, 59 robbery, battery, tampering session of a controlled sub- death or great bodily harm) ■ ■ Justin Brewer, 28 with evidence stance Richie Zambrano, 27, ■ Ryan Hernandez, 20 ■ Anna Uliberri, 29, driv- ■ Brenton Wilde, 49, pos- bench warrant ■ ■ Travis Reid, 43 ing while under the influ- session of a controlled sub- Marcus Armijo, 31, bat- ■ Abel Chavez, 60 ence, failure to register vehi- stance tery (household member), ■ ■ Charles Rogers, 56 cle Amanda Davalos, 33, criminal damage to property, ■ Abraham Figueroa, 23 ■ Marcus Armijo, 31, bat- failure to appear at time and interference with communi- ■ Nikki Newman, 31 tery against a household place stated in citation, rpo- cations ■ Marcus Armijo, 39 member, criminal damage to bation violation, possession ■ Johnny Barella, 35, bat- the property of a household of a controlled substance, tery (household member) member, interference with concealing identity, posses- ■ Michael Encinias, 34, Portales communications sion of drug paraphernalia receiving stolen property ■ Tyler Douglas, 22, other ■ Adan Ordonez, 36, driv- ■ Jody Starc, 41, conspir- ■ Michael jail ing while license suspended acy to commit receiving or Etchepareborde, 51, encour- ■ Alanna Wyche, 22, or revoked transferring stolen motor aging violation of probation, other jail ■ Cesar Chacon-Rascon, vehicles, tampering with evi- parole or bail ■ Caressa Bandy, 26, 19, fraud (over $100), theft dence ■ Cheyenne Rodriguez, court order of identity, forgery (make or ■ Robert Fitzgerald, 38, 28, failure to appear on a ■ Rita Sigala, 25, court alter), receiving stolen prop- conspiracy to commit receiv- felony charge order Residents asked to restrict water use By David Grieder trol the consumption," Monday, but Standefer told STAFF WRITER Standefer said in a phone The News later that the work [email protected] interview. "We're not wor- would instead start Tuesday. ried about normal usage. The "Please do not water PORTALES — Officials thing that's going to get us in yards, wash vehicles, fill do not expect shortages, but trouble is if we have a leak or pools, wash driveways or all the same they are request- rupture. (With) normal oper- parking lots, or perform ing Portales residents restrict ations, barring an emer- other intensive water use outside water use to only gency, we should have no activities during this time," essentials next week while setback at all." said the release, which stated renovation work takes place. Standefer said the work similar requests may be A rehabilitation of next week was the "most made later. Johnson Hill Tank West, a signficant piece" of a project Household water use for project of several months, that will "continue over the cooking and cleaning can will involve re-piping and next several months" and proceed as normal, said interruption to wellfield flow that wells were shut down Standefer, though the city from Tuesday to Thursday for tests over the previous was also using the project as this week, city manager months without issue. an opportunity to encourage Sammy Standefer told The A news release Thursday continued water use conser- News. from the city of Portales said vation. Residents served by that the water-restriction recom- Information: 575-356- wellfield — including those mendations were to begin 6662, option 5. in Portales and some outside the city — will be instead served by a 6-million gallon reserve storage tank and a backup wellfield while con- tractors work Tuesday and Wednesday. "We don't anticipate any shutdowns at all, or water loss ... we just need to con- THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LOCAL SUNDAY, AUG. 18, 2019 ✦ PAGE 7B Area events

Monday Decorated plates from the exhibit New Mexico Women’s Initiative $25. Children (5-17), $4 daily; Music Building, Portales. Free. during College Daze Rodeo — ■ First day of classes for will be sold; proceeds will be Network (WIN) luncheon — season passes $15. Children Featuring a men's choir of 250 9 a.m., rodeo slack, Lewis Clovis Community College. used for a student scholarship 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Clovis Civic four and younger, free. Youth collegiate and high school Cooper Arena, free. 1 p.m., lunch Information: and to support the gallery. Center, 801 Schepps Blvd., exhibitors $5 season pass. singers from ENMU and 17 high Campus Union Building, $8.75 http://www.clovis.edu or 575-769- Information: 575-562-2189 Clovis. Program by Veena Junior Livestock sale day. schools across New Mexico and plus tax, public is invited. 5 p.m., 2811 Parboteeah, assistant dean, Entertainment tonight: Tyler West Texas. Information: 575- meet and greet with 2019 rodeo ■ First day of preschool for Wednesday ENMU College of Business. Brandon Band opening for 562-2377 team, Lewis Cooper Arena. 7 Clovis Schools. Information: ■ Plains Regional Medical Tickets $15-$20, available online Randall King. Information: 575- p.m., introduction of the 1968 http://www.clovis-schools.org or Center Auxiliary luxury linen at 356-4417 or Sept. 12 men and women’s reserve ■ 575-769-4300 sale fundraiser — 7 a.m.-1 http://www.mkt.com/uwenm/item/ rooseveltcountyfair.com Blood drive — 2-6 p.m., national championship teams ■ ■ First day of preschool for p.m., Cannon Room, PRMC, win-luncheon. Information: 575- Cowboy Polo Tournament Bloodmobile, Kingswood United during rodeo, Lewis Cooper Dora Schools. Information: 2100 N. Martin Luther King Jr. 769-2103 — 5 p.m., Roosevelt County Methodist Church, 2600 N. Main Arena. Rodeo tickets are $10 for ■ http://www.doraschools.com or Blvd., Clovis. Sales benefit the Stitch Addicts stitch Fairgrounds outdoor arena, St., Clovis. Register online at adults, $5 for students 12 and group — 6:30-7:45 p.m., Clovis- Portales. Fundraiser for Relay for 575-477-2211 PRMC auxiliary scholarship pro- http://www.bloodhero.com. over, free for children 11 and ■ Carver Public Library, 701 N. Life of Eastern New Mexico. First day of classes for gram. Luxury sheets, bamboo Information: 877-258-4825 under, free for ENMU students Main St., Clovis. Information: Admission: $3 adults; $2 with Grady Schools. Information: pillows, blankets, quilts, etc. with ID. Information: Albert Flinn 575-763-9687 military ID; children 10 and under Sept. 13-15 http://www.gradyschool.com or Information: 575-769-2141 at 575-760-0104 or ■ admitted free. Competition open ■ Our Lady of 575-357-2192 Stitch Addicts stitch [email protected] ■ First day of classes for group — 1:30-3 p.m., Clovis- Aug. 27 to four-person teams; $100 per Guadalupe/San Jose Mission Portales Schools kindergarten Carver Public Library, 701 N. ■ First day of school for team. Team registration forms Fiesta — Church and mission Sept. 21 through grade 2. Information: Main St., Clovis. Information: Faith Triumphant Christian available in Portales at The fundraiser, 801 N. Davis, Clovis. ■ Healthy Minds, Body, and http://www.portalesschools.com 575-763-9687 School, Portales. Information: Happy Place and Creighton's 6 p.m.-9 p.m. Sept. 13, 11 a.m.-7 Development 5K Color Run — or 575-356-7000 http://www.generationsnm.com/ft Town & Country, and in Clovis at p.m. Sept. 14-15. Information: Clovis Aquatics Center parking ■ Produce to People — 11 Thursday cs or 575-359-1559 One Stop Feed and Clovis 575-763-4445 ■ lot, 1700 E. Seventh St., Clovis. a.m.-1 p.m., Soccer fields by the ■ Blood drive — 11 a.m.-3 Roosevelt County Fair, Veterinary Supply. Information: 8 a.m., check-in; 8:30 a.m., run; Hillcrest Zoo entrance, 1200 N. p.m., Gymnasium, Clovis Fairgrounds, Portales. Adult 575-607-5692 Sept. 13 ■ 10-noon, vendor fair. Hosted by Norris, Clovis. Free in-season Community College, 417 admission, Tuesday-Thursday Fifth Friday Art Show — ■ Plate Exhibition Campus fruits and vegetables; no proof of Schepps Blvd., Clovis. Register $6; Friday-Saturday $8; season 5:30 p.m., Yam Theater, 219 Art Project closing reception MECA Therapies and La Casa income necessary; bring your online at passes $25. Children (5-17), $4 South Main St., Portales. and auction — 5 p.m., Runnels Family Health Center. Color run own bags. Information: 575-763- http://www.bloodhero.com. daily; season passes $15. Sponsored by the Portales Gallery, Golden Student Success for the whole family; $15 per per- 6130 Information: 877-258-4825 Children four and younger, free. Creative Group. Dancing, music, Center, ENMU, Portales. son; children must be accompa- Youth exhibitors $5 season pass. interactive art, and more. Coordinated by Bryan Hahn. nied by an adult; free t-shirts for Tuesday Saturday Entertainment tonight: Joe Information: 575-218-9166 Decorated plates from the exhibit first 50 participants. Information: ■ First day of classes for ■ Bikers for Lizzie Memorial Trevino Band. Information: 575- will be sold; proceeds will be 575-763-9517 ■ Eastern New Mexico Ride — High Plains Harley- 356-4417 or Aug. 31 used for a student scholarship ENMU Rodeo Reunion ■ University Davidson, 4400 Mabry Drive, rooseveltcountyfair.com Roosevelt County Fair, and to support the gallery. during College Daze Rodeo — . Information: ■ http://www.enmu.edu or 575-562- Clovis. 9 a.m. registration, 9:30 Roosevelt County 4-H Fairgrounds, Portales. Adults, Information: 575-562-2189 9 a.m., rodeo slack, Lewis ■ 1011 a.m. first bikes out. Cost: $10 Pork Chop Breakfast — 6-10 Tuesday-Thursday $6; Friday- Paint A Better Story art Cooper Arena, free. 1 p.m., ■ First day of classes for single; $15 second up. Proceeds a.m., Jake Lopez Building, Saturday $8; season passes show — 6-8 p.m., Ballroom, lunch, Lewis Cooper Arena, House Schools kindergarten benefit United Way of Eastern Roosevelt County Fairgrounds, $25. Children (5-17), $4 daily; Clovis Civic Center, 801 Schepps $8.50 per person, public is wel- Portales. $10 per plate, includes season passes $15. Children through grade 12. Information: New Mexico’s Game Changer Blvd., Clovis. Free. Display of art come. 7 p.m., introduction of the pork chop, biscuits, gravy, eggs, four and younger, free. Youth houseschools.net or 575-279- Fund, in honor of a Clovis infant done by children in eastern New 1969 men’s national champi- drinks. To-go plates available. All exhibitors $5 season pass. Kids 7353 who died in a house fire. Mexico. Will be auctioned Sept. onship teams during rodeo, proceeds benefit Roosevelt Day. Entertainment tonight: The ■ First day of classes for Information: 575-769-1000 14 to benefit The Oasis Lewis Cooper Arena. Rodeo tick- County 4-H program. Delk Band. Information: 575-356- Portales Schools pre-kinder- ■ Local author Casey Hays Children’s Advocate Center in ets are $10 for adults, $5 for stu- Information: 575-356-4417 4417 or rooseveltcountyfair.com garten. Information: book signing for “Singe” — 1- Clovis. Sponsored by the Rotary dents 12 and over, free for chil- ■ 11th annual Biggest http://www.portalesschools.com 3 p.m., Turn the Page Books and Club of Clovis. Information: Amy dren 11 and under, free for Aug. 28 Catfish Challenge — Oasis or 575-356-7000 More, 918 N. Main St., Clovis. Corbin 575-749-1118 ENMU students with ID. ■ Roosevelt County Fair, State Park, 1891 State Park ■ First day of classes for Information: 575-935-0070 Fairgrounds, Portales. Adult Road, Portales. Registration Information: Albert Flinn at 575- Texico Schools kindergarten Sept. 14 admission, Tuesday-Thursday 3:30-7 p.m.; Catfish Challenge 5- ■ 760-0104 or through grade 12. Information: Aug. 26 14th annual Golf $6; Friday-Saturday $8; season 9 p.m. Entry cost $5 per person. [email protected] http://www.texicoschools.com or ■ First day of preschool for Tournament to benefit Ronald ■ passes $25. Children (5-17), $4 $5 per vehicle park entry fee. 8th annual Princess Party Elida Schools. Information: eli- McDonald House Charities — 9 575-482-3801 daily; season passes $15. Cash prizes in two divisions: to benefit Monarch Formals — ■ daschools.net or 575-274-6211 a.m., Colonial Park Golf Course, Plains Regional Medical Children four and younger, free. adult (16 and older) and junior 1-5 p.m., Ballroom, ENMU ■ First day of preschool for 1300 Colonial Parkway, Clovis. Center Auxiliary luxury linen Youth exhibitors $5 season pass. (up to 15). Limit of two fish per Campus Union Building Portales. Texico Schools. Information: Entry fee: $100 per player, $350 sale fundraiser — 7 a.m.-5 Special Needs Day. angler. All anglers 12 and older A magical afternoon for princess- http://www.texicoschools.com or per team. Breakfast and lunch p.m., Cannon Room, PRMC, Entertainment tonight: must have a valid New Mexico es ages 2 to 12, and their adult 575-482-3801 provided. Information: Robyn 2100 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Bakersfield Twang (replacing the fishing license. Sponsored by the royal companions. Cost: $30 per ■ Entry day 2019 Roosevelt Snowberger at 575-799-2824 Blvd., Clovis. Sales benefit the originally scheduled Stateline Friends of Oasis State Park. ■ princess includes one adult royal County Fair — Roosevelt Paint a Better Story art PRMC auxiliary scholarship pro- Band). Information: 575-356- Information: 575-356-5331 companion. Crafts, party favors, gram. Luxury sheets, bamboo County Fairgrounds, Portales. auction — 6 p.m., Ballroom, 4417 or rooseveltcountyfair.com Clovis Civic Center, 801 Schepps prizes. Come dressed in your pillows, blankets, quilts, etc. Information: 575-356-4417 or ■ Summer Movie Under the Sept. 2 Blvd., Clovis. Live and silent auc- perfect princess outfits; royal Information: 575-769-2141 rooseveltcountyfair.com ■ Stars — 8:15 p.m., Wheatfields Labor Day tion of artwork done by children companions also encouraged to ■ Friends of Clovis-Carver ■ Off-campus job fair for Senior Living Community, 4701 in eastern New Mexico with all dress up. Donations accepted Public Library — 11:30 a.m., ENMU students — 11 a.m.-1:30 N. Prince St., Clovis. Free movie Sept. 6 proceeds to benefit The Oasis during the event of new or gently Clovis-Carver Public Library, 701 p.m., Sandia Room, Campus ■ on the back lawn; popcorn and Blood drive — 12:30-4:30 Children’s Advocate Center in used dresses, shoes, acces- N. Main St., Clovis. Information: Union Building, ENMU, Portales. soda provided. Information: 575- p.m., Bloodmobile, Clovis-Carver Clovis. Tickets $25 in advance; sories for men or women. All 575-769-7840 Portales and Clovis businesses 762-8700 Public Library, 701 N. Main St., $30 at the door. Heavy hors- sizes accepted and all items ■ Opening of Plate with part-time positions or intern- Clovis. Register online at d’oeuvres; cash bar available. must be formal wear. Purchase Exhibition Campus Art Project ship opportunities (paid or Aug. 29 http://www.bloodhero.com. Advance tickets may be pur- tickets online via PayPal to — Runnels Gallery, Golden unpaid) are encouraged to par- ■ Roosevelt County Fair, Information: 877-258-4825 chased at [email protected]. Student Success Center, ENMU, ticipate. There is no cost to par- Fairgrounds, Portales. Adult https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pai Portales. Coordinated by Bryan ticipate. To reserve a table, or for Information: 575-749-8177 admission, Tuesday-Thursday Sept. 7 nting-a-better-story-art-show-auc- Hahn. Exhibition runs through more information, email ■ Clovis Main Street side- $6; Friday-Saturday $8; season tion-tickets-68812264335. Ongoing Sept. 13. Open during regular [email protected] or passes $25. Children (5-17), $4 walk sale — 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sponsored by the Rotary Club of ■ Portales city fall sports building hours. Auction and call 575-562-2211 daily; season passes $15. Fourth annual event. Information: ■ Clovis. Information: Amy Corbin registration — Portales Rec reception at 5 p.m. Sept. 13. United Way of Eastern Children four and younger, free. 575-693-7493 575-749-1118 Center, 1001 W. 18th St., Youth exhibitors $5 season pass. ■ Norman Petty Studios Pioneer’s Day — all seniors 65 Alumni Reunion — 10 a.m.-1 Portales. Ages vary by sport. Sept. 15 Registration is closed for tackle and up free admission through 2 p.m., Norman & Vi Petty Rock & ■ Third annual Bonem p.m. Military Appreciation Night Roll Museum, 105 E. Grand football, and ends Tuesday for Home Golf Tournament — 11 volleyball, Aug. 27 for cheer and — children of military parents Ave., Clovis. Basement of the a.m. two-player scramble; noon admitted free when an adult Clovis Chamber of Commerce soccer, and Aug. 30 for flag foot- shotgun start, Portales Country ball. Cost: $60 volleyball and presents military ID. building. Public is invited. Press Club. Event followed by dinner, soccer; $50 flag football; $65 Entertainment tonight: Tyler will be in attendance noon-1 p.m. prizes, and live music. $80 regis- cheer. Information: 575-356-8598 Brandon Band. Information: 575- Information: 575-763-3435 tration includes player plus one ■ ■ Clovis and Portales 356-4417 or Desert Cruzers Run to dinner. Sponsorships available. Farmers Markets — Clovis: 10 rooseveltcountyfair.com Hillcrest — 8 a.m. registration; Information: BreeAnn Flores at ■ a.m. Saturdays, 5 p.m. Bunco with the Girl Gang 11 a.m. opening ceremonies, 575-760-0092 or — 5:30-9 p.m., Clovis Civic Hillcrest Park, 808 Sycamore, [email protected] Tuesdays, parking lot of Center, 801 Schepps Blvd., Clovis. Annual car show, open to Goodwin Lake Walking Trail, Clovis. Cost: $20; buffet dinner, street-driven vehicles from 1999 Sept. 19 3201 N. Prince St., Clovis. prizes, cash bar. Dinner begins and earlier. Registration fee $30 ■ ENMU Rodeo Reunion Portales: 5 p.m. Mondays and at 5:30 p.m.; bunco starts at 6:30 before Sept. 1; $40 after. during College Daze Rodeo — Thursdays during July and p.m.; limited spots available. Information: Jerry Bailey, 575- 3-5 p.m., check-in at Greyhound August, parking lot of First Street Information or to RSVP: 575- 693-2511; Red Nevins, 575-309- Arena; 7 p.m., introduction of the and Avenue B, Portales. 935-5000 5172; Mike Camp, 575-714- 1967 women’s national champi- Information: 575-760-0690 4737. onship team during rodeo, Lewis ■ Pintores Art League Aug. 30 Artists of the Month displaying ■ Cooper Arena. Rodeo tickets are Roosevelt County Fair, Sept. 10 for August at Clovis-Carver ■ $10 for adults, $5 for students 12 Fairgrounds, Portales. Adults, Fifth annual ENMU Men’s and over, free for children 11 and Public Library, 701 N. Main, Tuesday-Thursday $6; Friday- Choir Festival concert — 4-5 under, free for ENMU students Clovis, is Gayle Walker. Saturday $8; season passes p.m., Buchanan Hall, ENMU with ID. Information: Albert Flinn Information: 806-946-9221 at 575-760-0104 or [email protected] To place an item on the events calendar, call the news- Sept. 20 room at 575-763-6991 or e- ■ ENMU Rodeo Reunion mail: [email protected] PAGE 8B Sunday Aug. 18, 2019 UNDAY READER S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

Los Angeles Times: John Malmin Charles Manson claimed he killed many more people than authorities knew about. Helter Skelter 50 years later ❏ Manson body count may never be known. his pending release — which still about Jurvetson before the killer’s Jurvetson’s remains. could be blocked by Gov. Gavin death. He denied knowing her. At the time, LAPD Lt. Earl By Richard Winton ago, while seeking to obtain Newsom — has energized investi- “It was like talking to a wall,” Deemer described the wounds on gations during the last decade. said LAPD Robbery-Homicide the pair as being inflicted by a LOS ANGELES TIMES audiotapes of a Manson follower that detectives hoped would yield Davis was convicted in the Division Capt. Billy Hayes. “fanatic.” Each had been stabbed LOS ANGELES — The Manson clues, the department formally killings of Hinman and Shea in That Manson wouldn’t say 50 to 60 times. In “Helter Skelter,” murders mostly are remembered as declared that a dozen unsolved 1971 and sentenced to death. much doesn’t surprise his son. Bugliosi wrote that Gaul was two events that occurred 50 years cases might be tied to the family. When California for a time abol- Manson’s son Michael Brunner rumored to be a former girlfriend ago this month: the killing of The tapes involved conversa- ished the death penalty, Davis and told The Times recently that of Davis — who, like the dead actress Sharon Tate and four oth- tions between convicted killer other members of the family were “Charlie lived by a code. He was teenagers, once was a ers in Bel-Air and then the Charles “Tex” Watson and his given life sentences. an outlaw. He was not a nice guy. Scientologist. butchering of Leon and Rosemary attorney in 1969. The LAPD got At a parole hearing, Davis said But he lived by a code and he was Davis had lived at the same LaBianca in Los Feliz. the tapes after a legal battle, but he hadn’t known about the Tate not gonna be the one that was housing complex as Gaul, but in a But cold-case investigators and they appeared to provide few killings until the morning after snitching. And there was a lot of police interview in the 1970s he others long have believed that clues. The department, however, they happened, but had committed snitching going on. And the people denied knowing her. Years later, Charles Manson and his cult fol- refused a Times request to review the other murders because “I want- that were snitching, you know, another man confessed to killing lowers were responsible for many them, citing ongoing investiga- ed to be Charlie’s favorite guy.” they say snitches get stitches.” the pair in a robbery but was never more deaths. tions. A judge in 2017 ruled that Shepard said much of the specu- charged. He has since died. The Los Angeles Police attorneys for Manson follower Russian roulette? lation about Jurvetson stems from Department officially has a dozen Leslie Van Houten could not have a photo of a woman resembling Davis also was a witness to the Death of a lawyer unsolved homicide cases linked to the recordings as part of her her who was dancing at the fami- November 1969 death of John Then there was the death of Manson. And there are additional efforts to gain parole. ly’s Spahn Ranch hangout with “Zero” Haught in Venice, accord- Ronald Hughes. slayings outside the jurisdiction “The thing we discovered after Manson follower Steve Dennis reviewing the tapes, there was no ing to investigators. Authorities “Clem” Grogan. He was paroled The 35-year-old attorney strong- that some believe to be the work concluded that Haught had died ly defended Leslie Van Houten of his “family.” Some of those ties new information related to any of in 1985 after being convicted of the unsolved cases,” Jenks said. accidentally while playing Russian murder for his role in Shea’s during the family’s murder trial, seem more plausible than others, roulette with a revolver, but that seemingly at the expense of but all have been extensively The death of Manson in 2017, as death. well as those of other family mem- finding came under question. Grogan told detectives a few Manson. examined and theorized — as are The gun recovered didn’t have “We recessed for the weekend, all things involving Manson. bers, has made efforts to pursue years ago that the woman was the cases harder. any fingerprints on it, The Times’ another Manson follower, not the and Manson — who sat in the cor- The supposed suicide of one Jerry Cohen reported in 1969. ner of the counsel table — pointed Manson follower’s boyfriend in Manson prosecutor Stephen Kay Jane Doe, Shepard said. said he and his partner, the late A young man who held Still, the LAPD has not ruled to Hughes and said to her attorney: England. The drowning of an Haught’s head after the shooting “I don’t want to see you in this attorney whom Manson declared Vincent T. Bugliosi, always sus- out the Manson cult in her killing. pected that the cult had killed oth- told Cohen he entered the room to courtroom again. And we never during the middle of his trial he find a female Manson follower saw him again,” Kay said. never wanted to see again. A ers. A violent era “I know that Manson one time with the gun in her hand. Several In late November 1970, as the young man killed during a game Manson followers were inside the Complicating the effort to solve trial neared its end, Hughes disap- of Russian roulette with family told one of his cellmates that he was responsible for 35 murders,” home that night, including Davis, Jurvetson’s murder is the fact that peared. Four months later, his members present. Two young The Times reported. the period of the late 1960s and decomposed body turned up women stabbed to death off said Kay, who has attended 60 or so parole hearings to keep those he Davis could not be reached for 1970s was marked by numerous wedged in a rocky creek in Mulholland Drive and a couple of comment, and his attorney did not serial killers roaming California. Ventura County. Kay said Hughes young Scientology followers who convicted of the Manson slayings in prison. “Whether that is true or return messages. Sandi Gibbons, a former city was last seen swimming in the met a similar fate. news service reporter who later nearby hot springs right before a “Manson repeatedly told others not or just jail bragging, I don’t know. We prosecuted him for nine served as the spokeswoman for flash flood. they murdered many others. We Jane Doe 59 several L.A. County district attor- In “Helter Skelter” and in later may never know or identify all murders and those were all the murders we had evidence on.” In his book about the Manson neys, said the area off Mulholland interviews, Bugliosi suggested that their victims,” said Cliff Shepard, family murders, “Helter Skelter,” was a popular place for dumping Manson directed Hughes’ killing, a former LAPD Robbery- Bugliosi said he believed that a bodies at the time. calling it “the first of the retalia- Homicide Division detective who A death in London woman known for years only as On New Year’s Day 1969, the tion murders.” worked some of those cold cases. Just months after the Tate and Jane Doe 59 was killed because body of 17-year-old Marina Habe But Charlie Rudd a retired In all, Manson and his followers LaBianca murders, Joel Pugh — she had witnessed Haught’s — who was kidnapped outside her Ventura County sheriff’s sergeant, were convicted of nine murders — the 29-year-old boyfriend of killing. West Hollywood home — was told The Times in 2012 that the Tate and LaBianca attacks plus Manson clan member Sandra She was stabbed 150 times. A found less than half a mile from Hughes’ death probably had noth- the slayings of musician Gary Good — was found dead in the bird watcher discovered her Jurvetson’s remains in a ravine off ing to do with Manson. Authorities Hinman and stuntman and ranch Talgarth Hotel in London. His remains on Mulholland Drive, Mulholland Drive. Habe, the recovered Hughes’ body near hand Donald “Shorty” Shea. wrists and throat had been cut. about six miles from the Benedict daughter of a Hollywood screen- Sespe Hot Springs in the Los Dan Jenks, an LAPD Robbery- British authorities listed it as a sui- Canyon home where Tate and the writer, also had multiple stab Padres National Forest, and Rudd Homicide detective, said the cide, saying Pugh had been others were killed. wounds to her neck. said there was little evidence of unsolved cases still are under depressed. No suicide note was Three years ago, the LAPD Shepard said Manson also was foul play. active investigation and that the left. identified her as 19-year-old Reet asked about Habe and dismissed According to Rudd, the creek department would not comment on Kay and others say Manson Jurvetson from Montreal, using a any suggestions she was one of his probably swelled dangerously and specifics. hated Pugh. “He had no reason to DNA sample from her sister. She crowd. Hughes died either because he “There is no statute of limita- commit suicide, and Manson was had come to Los Angeles from LAPD homicide detectives also drowned or because he was bat- tions. We are always developing very unhappy that Sandy” was Canada to join a man she had first saw similarities between the tered to death by debris and rocks. new techniques. The last 10 years, with Pugh, Kay said. met in a Montreal coffee shop. vicious knife attack on Jurvetson “There was nothing else to indi- DNA has come a long way,” Jenks Manson follower Bruce M. “She thought he looked like Jim and the November 1969 killings of cate otherwise, and the medical said. “We will stay on them and Davis, who recently was cleared Morrison,” Shepard, the former James Sharp, 15 of Crestwood, examiner couldn’t come to a con- keep them as active as we can.” for parole after nearly 50 years in LAPD detective, said. Mo., and Doreen Gaul, 19, from clusion of anything other than The LAPD repeatedly has prison, was in London at the time She sent a postcard to her moth- Albany, N.Y. Stabbed and beaten, that.” declined requests by the Los Pugh died. Kay said that Davis, er about getting an apartment in their bodies were dumped in a Was Hughes murdered? Kay Angeles Times for information now 76, was the family member L.A. 16 days before her death. downtown Los Angeles alley a said he is not so sure. about those cases. But seven years most able to kill. The prospect of LAPD detectives asked Manson week before the discovery of “I’m on the fence.”

“There is no statute of limitations. We are always developing new techniques. The last 10 years, DNA has come a long way. We will stay on them and keep them as active as we can.” — Dan Jenks, LAPD Robbery-Homicide detective THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SOUTHWEST SUNDAY, AUG. 18, 2019 ✦ PAGE 9B Silver-centered game’s days may be numbered By C.P. Thompson States.” the company, a copy editor, a sold, but once the current supply the Gila. Collect $20,” and “It’s SILVER CITY DAILY PRESS The company later began mak- sales representative and a is sold out, they don’t plan on your big night! Advance to the ing specialty games with dogs Walmart store manager all had a ordering more. The press Light Hall Theater.” SILVER CITY — A and cats, then featuring cities. hand in selecting the game’s fea- release, however, said the com- The press release states that Cincinnati, Ohio, company that According to its website, there tures, the research for which pany stands ready to deliver the game costs $19.98, but the specializes in place-specific are more than 100 cities that took about a month. more on demand. Walmart price posted for the board games has produced a ver- now have a board game thanks According to a Walmart post Silver City-opoly has rules games was $10.50. sion of Monopoly set in Silver to the company, including New online, Silver City-opoly came similar to Hasbro’s Monopoly, Silver City Grant County City. But, according to a local Mexico cities like Albuquerque, to the store in March. but Late for the Sky “has no Chamber of Commerce Walmart store associate, the Santa Fe, Carlsbad and Las “To reach as many people as affiliation” and “does not use President Scott Terry has his time to pick up the game may be Cruces. we can, we launch the sales any of its protected trademarks.” hands on his own copy of Silver “We did research with region- exclusively at the local Walmart The game has a bank, tokens, short. City-opoly, and he said that the Late for the Sky Production al merchandisers with Walmart,” store,” Bill Schulte, one owner two dice, spaces, rent, properties game is a great idea. Co., which started in 1984, cre- said Schulte of making a game of Late for the Sky, said in a to purchase, property to sell and ated Silver City-opoly, accord- for Silver City. “From their press release. “Naturally, mortgages. Game board spaces “Because of the number of ing to a press release. understanding, they had said it Walmart likes to connect to their include the Continental Divide retirees that live here, maybe “First we started out with the would be a popular game for the local customers, and everyone Trail, Diane’s Restaurant, Old they have families in other parts University of Miami,” said area. So after we did research in appreciates the fact that the James Stadium, Silco Theatre, of the country and they want Michael Schulte, looking at the city’s history, … games are made in the USA. Jalisco Cafe, Gila National them to know about the place accountant/marketing manager we felt it was a natural fit.” Several other New Mexico cities Forest and Fort Bayard. they live in now,” he said. “I for the company. “One of the Research included going onto are on the drawing board for The cards also have some fun know they are doing it at founders is from the school, and the city’s and the Silver City development and manufactur- with the area: “You ate too many Walmarts around the country, graduated from the school. It Grant County Chamber of ing.” New Mexico enchiladas from but what a cool way to market expanded to more collegiate Commerce’s websites, Schulte According to Walmart, nearly the Jalisco Cafe! Lose one turn,” our town and some of the things schools across the United said. An in-house researcher at 900 of the games have been “You placed first at the Tour of we have.”

Obituaries

Funerals Tuesday Benito A. Martinez — a.m. at Muffley Funeral Gardens, Clovis Stanley Dement — 2 10 a.m. at St. Anne's Home Chapel, Clovis Sue Woodcock — 2 p.m. p.m. at Third & Kilgore Catholic Church, Saturday Church of Christ, Tucumcari Kathy Twite — 10 a.m. at Baxter-Curren Senior Portales James K. Pruitt — 10 at Lawn Haven Memorial Center, Clovis PAGE 10B ✦ SUNDAY, AUG. 18, 2019 SOUTHWEST THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

AROUND THE FAIR

Staff photo: Kevin Wilson Lucca Clayton, 4, reaches for the flag during a stick horse rodeo timed event Thursday evening at the Curry County Fair.

Staff photos: Kevin Wilson Above: Holly Draper, 11, of Melrose catches her breath after landing from the high-gravity Super Shot ride.

Left: Dakota Lovorn, 13, of Clovis, tests out the wall climb at the Curry County Fair. Dakota reached the top of the wall without much struggle.

Teen engineers place in contest in China

By Dylan Bida ings, we were considered a family by opening ceremony — was confident to use in their greenhouses. The from 17 different countries. The RIO GRANDE SUN the local culture, not a group,” Ben his team could finish inside the top robot is battery-powered, but also Española team was one of two from Sandoval said. “We had a tour guide 15 after seeing the competition his features two methods of renewable New Mexico. The Rio Rancho- ESPANOLA — Compared to the who nicknamed us the ‘sticky rice’ team was facing. energy, those being a solar-powered based ASK Academy also fielded a United States, rice in China general- group and that resonated the entire “For the first time competing that and wind turbine-powered compo- team in the competition. ly has a stickier texture to allow for trip. We weren’t considered a group; far away from home, to finish top nent. While Brandon Sandoval, the use of chopsticks. we were considered a family and 10, that was pretty good,” he said. “The intent of the design was to Benjamin Sandoval and Apodaca That was one small thing competi- that really held us together out “There was some tough competi- take Northern New Mexico to an were the three team members to tors from the Española YMCA Teen there.” tors.” international level,” Ben Sandoval travel to China, Project Technicians Center learned on their 10-day trip to The Teen Center’s robot, dubbed Out of the 35-team group, Plant- said. “We wanted to design some- Janessa Sandoval, Estrella China to compete in the three-day the “Plant-astic Spray Bot,” earned astic Spray Bot finished in first place thing that could help a real person Aragonez, Sky Romero, Isaiah RoboRAVE International Robotics high honors in the Entrepreneurial out of all the international teams. who maybe doesn’t have the accessi- Guinn and Angel Perea also made Competition in the city of Challenge by finishing in ninth place The top eight teams in the group bility of that level of that technology large contributions in designing and Guangzhou from July 19-21. out of 35 teams in their division. were all from China. to help them be successful and save building the robot. The YMCA Team Intergalactic Their robot scored an 87 on a 100- “It was phenomenal to finish top some money so they don’t have to “Before we left, one of things we consists of Teen Center Director Ben point grading scale, which was 10, considering the technology we hire so many people to work in their emphasized with our team was that Sandoval and members Brandon judged and scored on creativity, were up against,” Ben Sandoval greenhouses.” we are winners,” Ben Sandoval said. Sandoval, 14; Benjamin Sandoval, teamwork, design and technology. said. “My jaw dropped. At first, it The team leader, Brandon “We’re winners because they have 17 and Zachariah Apodaca, 12, The Entrepreneurial Challenge was overwhelming for the team Sandoval, was responsible for the accomplished the ability to travel Brandon and Benjamin Sandoval was one of several challenges at the when they walked around to see the idea of the robot and making the and compete at this scale. A medal is are Ben Sandoval’s sons. competition, and the goal was to competition; most of them thought intent a possibility. great to have around your neck, but While sightseeing through China have teams design an innovative, we didn’t have a chance. One of “I was going home one night and you’ll forget about the medal even- and visiting places such as Beijing, working robotic product them though, and I’ll say it was the idea just kind of popped into my tually. You’ll never forget the experi- the Great Wall, the Summer Palace, (autonomous and/ or remote con- Brandon, he was pretty confident head,” he said. “I thought of a green- ence and the honor of participating the Forbidden City and the Canton trolled) that customers and business- and he’s the team leader at 14 years house that would run on a remote-con- in this capacity and at this level.” Tower, the robotics team learned — es would want to purchase. old.” trolled watering system. We started He said the trip to China would like the rice — they needed to Project Lead Engineer Brandon Plant-astic Spray Bot is designed designing it and it all came together.” never have been made possible with- “stick” together to be successful. Sandoval — who received the honor to work as a self-watering irrigation Overall, RoboRAVE featured over out the project’s more than 30 spon- “Anytime we attended large meet- to carry the U.S. Flag during the system for farmers and agriculturists 3,000 participants and 700 teams sors.