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BY RICHARD COLTHARP Imperfect politics

In 1995, then-Gov. Gary Johnson ex- charged with 65 counts of public cor- plained to me – I had just moved to ruption, resigned last month and New Mexico – the nature of politics in pleaded guilty to six of the counts, the Land of Enchantment. four reduced to misdemeanors and “If you want to get your degree in two others to light felonies. politics,” Johnson said. “You go to • State Sen. Phil Griego resigned in Chicago and learn under the Daley March, while the legislative session system. If you want to get your mas- was still on, hounded by questions ter’s, you go to Louisiana and study about his curious involvement in the the ways of Huey ‘Kingfish’ Long. But sale of a state building in Santa Fe. to get your doctorate, you come to Those issues all swirled around le- New Mexico and learn the patron sys- galities. tem.” There are other discussions around It was an interesting tale coming issues that are legal, but some people from the state’s leader. It was also question their propriety. A good ex- eye-opening how accessible and trans- ample of that is the recent Las Cru- parent Johnson was to the editor of ces municipal elections. Some of the the Alamogordo Daily News, my posi- candidates received campaign back- tion at the time. ing from groups with out-of-state ties, Johnson’s lesson, though, provided drawing criticism from some local vot- rests, was not even eligible to hold the Vasquez situation could have been neither clarity nor comfort. ers. elected office in New Mexico. Neither avoided with deeper digging up front. It reminded me of my grandmother’s Campaign fundraising rules have one should have been on the ballot, Collectively, these types of things saying: “They may kill you, but they always been confusing, and it seems but their appearance affected the Dis- help increase voters’ frustration and can’t eat you.” any attempts to regulate or modify trict 1 and 4 races, decided by 18 and 11 apathy regarding the system. In the 20 years since that conversa- those rules make things worse. Many votes, respectively. Still, for every politician who will- tion with Johnson, New Mexico’s po- candidates earnestly working to fol- In keeping Calderazzo’s name on the fully skirts, or outright violates, the litical landscape appears no less cor- low the laws often get caught up in ballot, the City cited a 1978 state law laws, there are dozens who strive ar- rupt and even more confusing. technicalities or ambiguous regula- that requires names to remain if bal- dently to do everything the right way. Here are just some of the things that tions. lots have already been printed. The My hat and heart go out to all have happened in the past year. The municipal election brought ad- changes in technology since 1978 have well-intentioned citizens willing to • Gov. Susana Martinez’ top adviser, ditional concerns. District 1 Council altered the way ballots are handled put themselves on the line and run for Jay McCleskey, is currently being in- candidate Steven Calderazzo with- and, especially in these times where public office. It is a bold undertaking vestigated by the FBI for campaign drew early, but the City was unable to ballots can be printed on the spot, that in every sense, and our American fundraising methods he’s been in- modify its ballots. In District 4, candi- law deserves a review. democratic system – flawed though it volved with. date Gilbert Vasquez, due to timing of I’m not sure of the City’s vetting may be – would not work without • Secretary of State Dianna Duran, old convictions but more recent ar- process for candidates, but it seems these brave souls.

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In the school enthusiasm, and they The Farmer and 1930s a retired Marine General More extracurricular are rated by mothers and teach- Butler, who had participated in options needed ers as having more externaliz- numerous “gunboat diploma- ing and internalizing behavior cy” invasions, observed that in I’m writing to express my problems. Activities they are The Salesman all cases, our warfare had rear- concern about accessibility to interested in could help them ranged the invaded countries, extracurricular activities with some of these problems. so our corporations could plun- among adolescence here in Las What I am suggesting is hav- “Don’t be leanin’ on my fender,” said the farmer to der those countries. That has Cruces. In the year 2015 we had ing better access for extracur- the rep. remained true since then. Now approximately 97,618 people re- ricular activities for the low-in- “TAKE A LOOK AT THIS NEW SEED CORN,” we have a perpetual war. siding in Las Cruces. Of that come children. It is something “Git your foot offa my step!” Those who complain the number around 11,991 were they can look forward to. It is “AND I’VE GOT A LINE OF CLEANERS TO RE- loudest about our national debt under the age of 18 and 30.5 per- better than them going into a DUCE YOUR BAC-T COUNT,” always ignore the fact that cent of the 11,991 children were home with little to do. With the “And reduce my line of credit by the very same nearly all of our national debt below poverty level. That is low income many parents are amount!” has been accumulated when around 3,657 children in Las unable to transport, the equip- “NOT TO MENTION SCOURS VACCINE TO PRE- we’ve been in warfare. Pros- Cruces that fall below the pov- ment or supplies can be too ex- VENT THE DREADED CRUD, perous countries don’t plunder erty line. pensive, or they do not know AND THIS IRON ENRICHED INJECTION TO RE- other countries, they wisely I am a former volunteer at about the various activities. JUVENATE TIRED BLOOD.” use their own resources in an Messila Valley CASA, and a These activities keep them off “I don’t need yer blamed concoctions! All my calves ecologically sound manner. current CYFD intern with a job of the streets and into some- are at their peak!” They don’t let the banksters opportunity after graduation. thing they positive and enjoy- “YEAH, I NOTICED THAT YER DEADMAN’S PILE run their banks. They make Within my CASA work and able. If we could get more ado- IS SMALLER THAN LAST WEEK, sure their people are employed, CYFD internship I work with a lescence involved it could make AND YER PIGS ARE DOIN’ BETTER SINCE YOU housed, fed, clothed, schooled lot of the lower-income adoles- a difference. It could give them BOUGHT MY SUPPLEMENT.” and medically cared for peace- cence. Children living in pover- that one thing to look forward “It’s that parsley I been addin’, not yer feed that fully. There are quite a few ty are at a greater risk for a to throughout the week. makes ‘em grunt!” countries doing this. range of negative outcomes, in I promote that as a communi- “HOW’S THAT HERBICIDE I SOLD YA? KILLED Anyone who complains about areas such as health, social and ty we get together and find op- THE WEEDS IN YOUR FIELD.” the national debt without call- emotional development, and in tions for these children. “Huh! It rained just right this summer, that’s what ing for a peaceful foreign policy economic outcomes as adults. Mariah Trujillo doubled up my yield!” “DO YA NEED SOME MORE INFLATIONS, BALER TWINE OR RUBBER BOOTS?” “Read my lips! No milk replacer, no organic substi- tutes! RESEARCH FROM PAGE A3 they can do physically. notes. Furthermore, as Everything you try to sell me just adds to my expens- “Seventy percent of men age, “Their sense of es. Western culture. Forty that must be taken North American men attachment to a dog ac- It’s hard enough to keep’er runnin’ smooth between years of progressive away from someone admit to being affected by tually increases.” the fences! research has identi- else. their perceived roles,” he “This is a new field of Can’t you see yer takin’ up my time. I’ve got to go fied that in North Men also tend to states, which inhibits study in its infancy,” and feed. America, there are identify themselves their ability to create and Blazina said. “We need So say good bye and leave me...what you think I’m “skewed male gender with their jobs. They sustain relationships. much more ongoing re- gonna need.” role norms,” Blazina think, “I am my job,” “As humans, we are search.” He suggests said. 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“As George Orwell Michael while a high value tar- Naval War College. He grass.” No, he didn’t or dispatch attackers. It pointed out, people sleep Swickard get will have armed re- spoke English well. say it. But it is good ad- is only by an active ro- peacefully in their beds In My sistance. It means that A false Yamamoto vice to terrorists. In bust defense can we at night only because Opinion armed resistance is the quote often repeated: America there might be have any hope of being rough men stand ready only way that the ter- “You cannot invade the a rifle behind every safe here in America. to do violence on their rorists can be defeated mainland United States. blade of grass so leave behalf.” ‘That is the only and the helpless victims There would be a rifle us alone. Email drswickard@ — Richard Grenier might survive. behind every blade of That will discourage comcast.net. real defense for The goal to defeat at- We live in a violent tackers who hit soft world and as the above our soft targets: targets is to not make quote proclaims, we are the defense easily iden- either the people de- the defense tifiable. When sky mar- fending ourselves with shalls were put on com- violence or we are made must be such mercial airplanes, in- safe by rough people cognito skyjackers did doing violence on our that people of ill not know if the plane Now. behalf. Sometimes we intent cannot had a defender and are not at the wrong more importantly, if Call 575-532-9077 for same-day place at the wrong time, spot the defense the skyjacker was but sometimes we are. going to get their head appointments with a pediatrician. Worldwide terrorists but they know it blown off. That dis- intend to create terror couraged rational sky- At MountainView Children’s Wellness Center, we provide personalized in our hearts with vio- probably will be jackers. care to keep infants, toddlers and teens healthy–or to help get them healthy lence. Again we are That is the only real if there’s an illness or injury. And what’s even better? You can get in today! only safe from terror- there and defense for our soft tar- ists when rough people gets: the defense must Call 575-532-9077 for a same-day appointment. Open Monday through do violence on our be- active.’ be such that people of Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. half in neutralizing ill intent cannot spot those of evil intent. the defense but they The terrorist attacks is good. know it probably will we have seen this year Occasionally attack- be there and active. and especially in the ers will strike and an There is not easy de- MyMountainViewDoc.com last weeks have one off-duty policeman will fense when attackers message for Americans: end the attack because are very motivated. soft targets are attrac- he or she is armed Having someone with a tive to people who wish which the attacker did gun standing there to harm Americans. not know. does not always work America, like Europe, is As I point out often to because the person full of soft targets. How the opponents of having showing a gun may be can we harden our soft citizens be allowed a ro- the first one attacked. targets? bust defense, the very But in the audience at The definition of a nature of not having a the music hall in Paris soft target is a place defense is what moti- the attackers had no where the people do not vates some attackers. It one opposing them until have a robust active de- is not often that attack- the police arrived much fense. Examples are ers decide to shoot up a too late to save many of public schools and com- police station. the victims. If at the munity areas. That doesn’t end well moment of attack the They are especially for the attackers and terrorists were sum- Gun Free Zones where they know it. marily shot by citizens, citizens are prohibited The hallmark of soft it might have saved from having a gun for targets is that none of many victims. defense. A lack of de- the victims can shoot There is a great truth fense is very attractive back. All they can do is in a false quote that is to people who are going ask for mercy as the repeated often by histo- to break the law any- terrorists kill them. It rians of World War way. does not seem terrorists Two. Probably the best To people who only are deep into mercy. military man of Japan, have seconds to live, the So terrorists seek soft Admiral Isoroko Yama- police will be there in targets because it is far moto studied at Har- minutes. The attackers easier to achieve their vard University and Most insurance plans welcome, including Medicaid. assume being able to goals. That doesn’t pre- was part of a delegation Ask about preventive care services your health insurance may cover at no cost to you. shoot unarmed citizens clude that once in a that visited the U. S. A8 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 NEWS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN

Sonoma Ranch Golf 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21, need to bring a lunch and herbal products at a dis- Coming Up Course Banquet Room. at the Branigan Cultural a snack. The cost for the count. Also needed are This month’s speaker Center courtyard, 501 N. entire Teen Camp is $90 donated items to sell and Blanket and clothing Observatory Open will be Dr. Milligan, Pro- Main St. This fun-filled per participant. Single volunteers to work the drive benefi ts House at NMSU fessor of Biology at New educational event will day enrollment is avail- sale. Call 541-5660. homeless veterans The NMSU Department Mexico State University feature information ta- able at $15 per day per of Astronomy will hold and Director of the Con- bles and children’s activi- participant. Diabetes Classes at American Legion Post an Observatory Open servation Genomics Lab- ties. Approximately 150 Additional costs may be Branigan Library #10 of Las Cruces will House at the NMSU cam- oratory. HTC member- trees in 5-gallon contain- incurred when field trips On Tuesday, Dec. 1, 9 pus observatory on Fri- hold a used-blanket drive ship meetings are open to ers will be raffled for free. are conducted. Fees will a.m.-noon the Branigan day, Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. As- from noon to 3 p.m. Sun- tronomy personnel on the public. Anyone inter- Come early to obtain a be announced in advance Library hosts the first of day, Nov. 22, in the park- hand will be Dr. James ested in growing technol- free raffle ticket between and acceptable payments three diabetes classes ing lot of their post at 1185 McAteer and Graduate ogy in southern New 9 and 10:30 a.m. The draw- include cash, check, taught in English and E. Madrid Road. The Assistants Nigel Mathes, Mexico is encouraged to ing for the trees is 11 a.m. money orders, and major Spanish. Class size is blanket is being held to Kyle Uckert, and Laura attend. The price for You must be present to credit cards (VISA, Dis- limited to 12, which in- support the needs of Mayorga. Bring the kids. meeting attendance (no win and be able to take cover or MasterCard). cludes support person homeless veterans cur- We’ll have free stickers lunch) is $5 and meeting the tree at that time. For For more information call for each participant. and star maps. For infor- rently living at the Com- attendance with lunch is more information, call Recreation Programs at One-time registration mation, call 646-1868. munity of Hope’s Camp $20 — check or cash pre- 541-2399 or email treestew- 541-2454. fee of $10.00. The other Hope tent city. ferred. For more infor- [email protected]. classes are Dec. 3 and High Tech Consortium Leasburg Dam State Donations needed in- presents biology mation, please call Terry Dec. 8. For information, clude blankets, t-shirts, Jack at 522-3868. Guided tour at Park Birding ID tour call 522-0289. socks and underwear, professor Leasburg State Park Saturday, Nov. 28 along with coats, gloves This month’s High Tech Diabetes Awareness Interpreter and Park The monthly bird ID La Casa Holiday and stocking caps. For Consortium (HTC) of Expo at Alma d’Arte Ranger Alex Mares tour at Leasburg State Bazaar opens Dec. 4 more information, con- Southern New Mexico Saturday, Nov. 21 from guides a moderate 2-mile Park is set for Saturday, For over 25 years La tact Chaplain Lawrence membership meeting will 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. the South- hike on Wednesday, Nov. Nov. 28. Meet Volunteer Casa Inc. has provided a at hlowilliam@yahoo. be on Friday, Nov. 20, ern New Mexico Diabetes 25 at 10 a.m. The state Birding Guide CJ Goin at fun holiday shopping op- com. 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Outreach association is park was recently named South Day Use Area for a portunity at its Bazaar holding an awareness an Important Birding walking tour along the Friday, Dec. 4 from 4:30- expo at Alma d’Arte High Area by the National banks of the Rio Grande. 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. School, 402 W. Court St. Audubon Society. The You might observe a Belt- 5 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Topics range from nutri- Park is located in Radium ed Kingfisher, Osprey, Sunday, Dec. 6 from 10 tion and labelling to Springs. For more infor- American Flicker, Kill- a.m.-4 p.m. at the Las alarms and bracelets to mation, call 524-4068. deer, Phainopepla, Amer- Cruces Convention Cen- sleep apnea, and more. ican Pipit, Spotted Sand- ter, 680 E. University Question-and-answer ses- Teen Camp piper or Pyrrhuloxia. Ave. Admission is $6 and sions featuring diabetes registration Dress warmly with ap- all proceeds go to La Ca- experts and doctors also Registration for the propriate footwear. Easy sa’s Domestic Violence will take place. Registra- City of Las Cruces Parks to moderate walk along Shelter and programs. tion is $12 and includes and Recreation Depart- mostly level ground. Over 75 vendors will lunch. Seating is limited, ment’s Teen Camp will Fees: Regular Entrance fill the convention cen- so online registration is be ongoing at Meer- Fee. Contact Alex Mares ter. Photos with Santa recommended at www. scheidt Recreation Cen- at 524-4068. are available again this snmdo.org or by calling ter, 1600 E Hadley Ave. year. The La Casa Cook- 522-0289. The camp is limited to Garage sale benefi ts ie Cupboard will offer teens grades 6 – 8. Stu- non-profi t health baked goods, holiday Trees to be raffl ed dent ID will be required center treats and cookies by the at Right Tree, Right upon registration. Tesoro Integrative dozen. A raffle features Place, Right Way event The camp will be from Health Center is hosting a unique items. Tickets The City of Las Cruces noon to 5:15 p.m. Dec. 21, garage sale on Saturday, may be purchased at the Tree Stewards will host 22, 23, 28, 29, and 30, 2015 Nov. 28, 8 a.m. at the park- door or call 526-2819 for the 3rd annual “Right and Jan. 4 - 8, 2016, at ing lot at 1605 S. Main St. more information. Tree, Right Place, Right Meerscheidt Recreation New Mexico Herbs will Way” event from 9 a.m. to Center. Participants will also set up a tent to sell SEE COMING UP, PAGE A9

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FROM PAGE A8 Green Ball on Friday, Dec. 1501 E. Hadley Ave. The per team with half due at conduct the 2nd annual COMING UP 4 at 6 p.m. at Hotel Encan- Winter Youth Indoor Soc- registration and the bal- “Chilly Dash and Splash” to. Tickets are $75. For in- cer League is comprised of ance due by the manager’s on Saturday, Dec. 12, at Holiday Open House brary will sponsor a Mit- formation, call 522-2111. boys and girls in the fol- meeting. Early registra- Frenger Pool, 800 at White Sands ten Tree this year. Resi- lowing divisions: 4 and 5 tion is advised. The Winter Parkview Dr. The 5k run, Monument dents and library patrons Turning Back the Sun years of age and 6 and 7 Adult Basketball League is 3.2 miles, around Frenger can donate mittens, hats at Leasburg State Park years of age. All partici- comprised of: Women’s Park will begin at 9 a.m. An evening of activi- and scarves to decorate Learn about natural pants must have a Parks & Open 18 years+; Men’s followed by a polar ties, ranger programs and the holiday tree in the li- phenomenon that occur Rec Activity ID card. To Open 18 years+; Men’s 29 plunge-style dive into the family fun Friday, Dec. 4 brary. In conjunction with for a few days of winter obtain the ID card, bring years+; Men’s 39 years+ cold waters of Frenger from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Join us the Mitten Tree, a canned from noon-8 p.m. on Sat- proof of age and school and Men’s 49 years+. pool at 11 a.m. for the annual holiday food drive is planned with urday, Dec. 5, at Leasburg grade level (attending or Games begin on Jan. 11, Registration will be Nov. celebration at the Monu- all items donated to local Dam State Park. Hear sto- will be attending at time of 2016. For information con- 13 through Dec. 11 at the ment. Door prizes. For in- community organizations. ries from the Navajo, registration). All docu- tact Meerscheidt Rec Ctr at Regional Aquatic Center, formation, call 575-479- Donations accepted at the Blackfeet and Pueblo sto- mentation must be submit- 575-541-2563 or email Ath- 1401 E. Hadley Ave., during 6124 ext. 236. Library beginning Satur- rytellers. Try real buffalo ted by individual players at [email protected]. The normal operating hours, day, Nov. 28 through Tues- stew, bread and watch one of the three registra- TTY number is 541-2771. Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. to Sheriff ’s Department day, Dec. 22 during regu- Native American dances. tions before registration 8:30 p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. off ers public class on lar library hours. For Telescopes available to can be completed and Holiday at the Ranch to 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, 3 use of force more information, please view the sky. Free with league play scheduled. No Sunday, Dec. 6 from 11 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Holiday The Doña Ana County call 528-4000. appropriate park fees. Lo- exceptions. For informa- a.m.-4 p.m. enjoy a day on hours may vary. Sheriff’s Department cated 15 miles north of tion call Meerscheidt Rec The Patio at Heart of the Late entries will be taken again offers a unique, one- Free Course in Las Cruces, exit 19 at Ra- Ctr at 575-541-2563 or email Desert Pistachios & from 7 – 8 a.m. the day of day class to educate the Spanish for dium Springs. For infor- [email protected]. Wines, 7288 Hwy 54/70 in the event, Dec. 12, at public on the use of force Alzheimer’s families mation, call 524-4068. The TTY number is 541- Alamogordo. Photos with Frenger Pool. First 50 en- in police work, and the and caregivers 2771. Santa for kids and well tries receive a free event split-second decisions law 2016 Winter Adult behaved leash dogs; Or- t-shirt the day of the event. enforcement officers are “Cuidando con Respeto” Indoor Volleyball Winter Adult nament Making; Hot Early Registration Fees: trained to make in poten- is a free course presented League Basketball League Chocolate & Apple Cider; Run and Plunge, $20. Run tially deadly situations. in Spanish for caregivers The City of Las Cruces The City of Las Cruces Complimentary Wine only, $15. Plunge only, $5. The class is free and open of people with Alzheimer’s Parks & Recreation De- Parks & Recreation De- Tasting; Heart of the Des- Late registration Fees: Run to the public. The class is disease and related demen- partment will offer three partment will offer three ert Wine Pairing Cook- and Plunge, $25. Run only, limited to the first 25 peo- tias. It provides much of separate registration dates separate registration dates book for adults; Shopping $20. Plunge only, $10. For ple who apply, and also in- the same helpful informa- for teams to participate in for teams to participate in Specials all day long. $5 more information contact cludes a shoot/don’t shoot tion as the popular “Savvy the Winter Adult Indoor the Winter Adult Basket- per person. For informa- the Las Cruces Regional simulated scenario for par- Caregiver” program. It Volleyball League. Regis- ball League. Registration tion, call 575-434-0035. Aquatic Center at 541-2782. ticipants, along with infor- will be presented as a two tration is from 9 a.m. to 2 is from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat- The TTY number is 541- mation on the various day course in two, 4-hour p.m. Saturday, Dec. 5; and urday, Dec. 5; and Satur- 2nd Annual ‘Chilly 2771. classes and curriculum sessions. The following op- Saturday, Dec. 12 at the day, Dec. 12, at the Castane- Dash and Splash’ law enforcement officers tions are available: Tues- Castaneda Service Center, da Service Center, 1501 E. The Parks & Recre- are required to learn. day, Dec. 1 and 8, 1 p.m. to 5 1501 E. Hadley Ave. Cost is Hadley Ave. Cost is $465 ation Department will SEE COMING UP, PAGE A31 “Law Enforcement Use p.m. or Thursday, Dec. 10 $250 per team with half of Force: What the Com- and 17, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. due at registration and the munity Needs to Know” Classes are held at South- balance due by the manag- will be hosted at the DASO ern Area Health Education er’s meeting. Early regis- main headquarters, 845 N. Center, 4003 Geothermal tration is advised. League Motel Boulevard, on Sat- Dr. To register or for infor- divisions: Women’s Open urday, Dec. 5 from 8:30 mation, contact Alma 18 years+, Men’s Open 18 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. To apply, Gross, 646-3061 or algross@ years+, Co-Ed 18+: Com- email Kelly Jameson at nmsu.edu. petitive and Recreational. kellyj@donaanacounty. Games begin Jan. 11, 2016. org or send a private mes- Red Green Ball For information contact sage via the Doña Ana benefi ts Jardin Meerscheidt Rec Center at County Sheriff’s Depart- de los Ninos Dec. 4 541-2563 or by email at Ath- ment Facebook page. For [email protected]. The security purposes, appli- Jardin de los Ninos will TTY number is 541-2771. cants must provide their celebrate 20 years of creat- date of birth, a valid driv- ing new possibilities for 2016 Winter Youth er’s license, email address homeless and near home- Indoor Soccer League and phone number. For less children and their Registration information, call 386-4302. families. Enjoy dinner, The City of Las Cruces dancing, and a silent auc- Parks & Recreation De- Branigan Library tion. Featuring the sounds partment will offer three Sponsors Mitten Tree of the band “Remember separate registration dates and Canned Food Then.” As part of our cel- for the Winter Youth In- Drive ebration this year, Sister door Soccer League. Regis- In support of National Beth Daddio and some tration is from 9 a.m. to 2 Mitten Tree Day celebrat- longtime friends of Jardin p.m. Saturday, Dec. 5; and ed on Dec. 6, Thomas will be joining for our Saturday, Dec. 12 at the Branigan Memorial Li- Chile Holiday Red and Castaneda Service Center, A10 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 NEWS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN BALLOT FROM PAGE A1 NASA selects NMSU to continue collecting,

On Nov. 10, Guzman and Hall filed for the re- preserving atmospheric data from planets count of ballots cast in the following voting con- BY DANA BEASLEY venience centers: Las For the Bulletin continue NMSU since 1995, and is re- through different institutions Cruces City Hall where the opera- sponsible for the acquisition, and facilities, archive data re- early and absentee voting A $4.1 million dollar NASA tion of the preservation and distribution lating to geosciences, imaging, took place, and Election award will allow New Mexico PDS Atmo- of all non-imaging atmospheric navigational and ancillary in- Day voting convenience State University to continue op- spheres data from planetary missions, formation, planetary plasma centers Henry Benavidez erating the Atmospheres Node Node is a such as the Cassini mission to interactions, planetary rings Center, Jornada Elemen- of NASA’s Planetary Data Sys- testament Saturn, the Mars Reconnais- and small bodies. tary School, Thomas tem (PDS) for the next five to the sance Orbiter (MRO), and the The archive is publicly acces- Branigan Memorial Li- years. strong con- Lunar Atmosphere & Dust En- sible, providing the results of brary and the Doña Ana The university has led this tributions CHANOVER vironment Explorer (LADEE) NASA’s missions to the general County Government Cen- effort for the past 20 years. that we mission. population and acting as a basic ter. “This is a critical function have made The Atmospheres Node is resource for scientists around All winners in the Nov. aimed at the preservation, ar- to the PDS archiving effort to one of seven nodes aimed at the world. All PDS-curated 3 election were sworn-in chiving and access to all NASA date, and to our vision for fu- collecting and distributing products are peer-reviewed, and presented their cer- mission data,” said Nancy Cha- ture data access interfaces, user planetary data from nearly 50 documented and available on- tificates of election at the nover, astronomy professor in tools and work with planetary NASA missions, as part of NA- line without charge. Nov. 16 City Council the College of Arts and Scienc- mission data providers.” SA’s archiving responsibilities For more information on NA- meeting. es who leads the project. “The The Atmospheres Node of under the Space Act of 1958. SA’s Planetary Data System, NMSA Sec. 3-8-68 al- fact that NMSU was selected to the PDS has been located at The other nodes, operated visit https://pds.nasa.gov. lows for a recount of bal- lots within 10 calendar days of the filing. The re- NM EDGE director named chairwoman of NCPMC count was conducted by the precinct board of each of the five voting conve- New Mexico State Universi- “It is an honor for NMSU and lence in the public sector, for of the state.” nience centers. The board ty’s director of New Mexico New Mexico for Mary to serve five years. NM EDGE evolved from a consists of the precinct EDGE is now serving as chair as chair of the national consor- “NMSU is very fortunate to County College program devel- judge, election judge and of the National Certified Pub- tium,” said Jon Boren, director have her experience in work- oped in 2003 between NMSU’s the election clerks. lic Manager Consortium. of New Mexico Cooperative ing with public entities,” Cooperative Extension Service The recount took place Mary DeLorenzo has served Extension Service, which ad- Boren said. “Through her ef- and New Mexico Association in the presence of a state three years in various leader- ministers the program. forts, the program continues of Counties. district judge’s designee, ship roles with the NCPMC, DeLorenzo has been the pro- to grow as it demonstrates the DeLorenzo has been involved the interim city clerk and which is the accrediting orga- gram director at NM EDGE, land-grant university mission with the program from its in- the chief deputy county nization for New Mexico Certi- which stands for Education of providing research-based ception, having worked at clerk. fied Public Manager program. Designed to Generate Excel- information to the residents NMAC for 20 years.

REGISTRATION FROM PAGE A1 ing the person writing down the wrong information or lows the system to match the data (voter and MVD in- having illegible handwriting, or someone in the clerk’s formation), preventing fraud and ensuring accuracy,” Krahling said the new system will be “a huge conve- office misreading or mis-recording the information. Krahling said. nience for voters” because it will make registering to Online registration also will “reduce lines and con- Since New Mexico is one of a number of states that vote and updating voter information faster and easier. gestion at the polling location, improve the voter expe- issues driver’s licenses to undocumented residents, the It will also benefit the county clerk’s office by reducing rience by updating records immediately and increase MVD system already distinguishes between citizens human error. “Reduction of data entry error will be a the integrity of our system,” he said. And, Krahling and non-citizens, and will not allow undocumented huge step forward for our office,” Krahling said. said, “studies of online registration show that younger residents to register to vote, he said. With written information, he said, “there are a lot of voters are more likely to register when online tools are To register to vote in New Mexico, you must be a opportunities for human error in the process,” includ- available. It also removes barriers to participation for citizen of the United States and of New Mexico and you voters with disabilities,” he said. must be at least 18 years old on election day. ACCEPTING “This is an invaluable tool in at least 23 states al- In fact, the “V” in MVD also stands for “vote,” ac- NEW PATIENTS! ready,” Krahling said. “Pennsylvania launched online cording to http://www.mvd.newmexico.gov/. When registration at the end of August 2015 and had over you apply for a driver’s license or state ID card, the GERIATRIC MEDICINE 5,000 users in the first week. It had over 32,000 by the system will automatically ask if you want to register to INTERNAL MEDICINE first week of October,” he said. vote. “While internet access is not universal, we believe Krahling said the county clerk’s office is aware that Primary Care the response in New Mexico will be big and are prepar- not everyone has access to the internet. It will continue ing for large numbers of users,” Krahling said. to provide written and in-person first-time voter regis- for Older Adults The only thing a qualified voter needs to register or tration and updating of voter information. update his or her voting information online in New For more information, contact the Doña Ana County (575) 532-5455 Mexico is a state identification number, which is is- Clerk’s office at 647-7421 or scottkr@donaanacounty. www.swcoa.com sued by the MVD – it’s the license number on your org. driver’s license or state identification card. “This al- Visit https://www.donaanacounty.org/elections LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 | A11 Celebrating 100 years Visiting Las Cruces

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By Mike Cook Las Cruces Bulletin ACCEB joined four in grants from 2012-14, tral Solid Waste Author- permitted facility,” is a The booklet also con- other agencies in a part- according to the part- ity, Mesilla Valley Re- serious problem in the tains educational puz- Carlos the Coyote, the nership to stop illegal nership’s performance gional Dispatch Author- county. As just one ex- zles and a pledge each new six-foot, five-inch dumping in the county, report. (Visit https:// ity and Keep Las Cruces ample, it said nearly student can sign to “do mascot of the Doña Ana said ACCEB Lt. Mary donaanacounty.org/ Beautiful. 13,000 discarded tires — my part to put trash in County Animal Control Lou Ward. sites/default/files/ Illegal dumping, weighing nearly 400,000 its place and report ille- and Codes Enforcement One of those agencies, pages/BLM_Perfor- which the partnership pounds — were dis- gal dumpers and trash Bureau (ACCEB), really the U.S. Bureau of Land mance_Report.pdf to defines as “the improp- posed of in just three sites.” got his start more than Management, awarded read the report.) Other er disposal of waste at years. Carlos made his phys- three years ago when the partnership $205,000 partners are South Cen- any site other than a In total, the report ical debut at the South- said nearly two million ern New Mexico State pounds of waste were Fair and Rodeo last Oc- collected during 2012- tober, Ward said. He 14. More than 530 com- also made an appear- munity cleanups were ance at the Tuesday, conducted involving 52 Nov. 10, county commis- communities. They in- sion meeting. cluded nearly 30,000 vol- Carlos is an import- unteers, who contribut- ant part of ACCEB’s ed more than 62,000 outreach effort to resi- hours — worth about dents who live outside $1.3 million — the re- of Las Cruces, Mesilla port said. and other incorporated And, between May communities. Ward and 2013 and June 2014, the the ACCEB’s other offi- Mesilla Valley Regional cers — they have 15 po- Dispatch Authority sitions, but two are cur- (MVRDA) reported 252 rently vacant because calls to the 1-800-NO of the county’s hiring THROW toll free num- freeze — are visiting ber to report illegal communities through- dumping. out the county on a The partnership’s monthly basis to knock goals include education on doors, meet resi- and public outreach, dents, hear complaints December 4, 5 & 6 and that’s where Carlos or concerns and inform the Coyote comes in. them about code viola- Las Cruces Convention Center As part of the educa- tions, including illegal tional component, Ward dumping. One miscon- 680 E University Ave Las Cruces, NM got together with Las ception the officers fre- 575-526-0100 • 575-526-2819 Cruces graphic artist quently encounter, Christina Anchondo to Ward said, is that be- create a booklet called cause county residents Unique Holiday Gift s “Carlos the Coyote: Des- live outside city limits, at over 100 Booths ert Adventure,” to hand “they can do whatever out to third- and they want” and don’t fourth-graders in ele- have to follow some of Friday 4:30-7:30pm mentary schools the same rules that city throughout the county. dwellers do. Saturday 9am-5pm In the booklet, Carlos Each community Sunday 10am-4pm tells readers to “STOP visit takes 70 to 100 littering and illegal hours of officers’ time, Admission Only $6, dumping by putting Ward said, plus 200 to trash in its place.” He 300 hours of follow-up. Children under 12 Free explains burning gar- “I’m generating a lot of bage and illegal dump- work for them,” she ing can cause health said. There was a little and safety issues, and complaining at first, trash takes from several Ward said, but “now, months (a candy wrap- they really like it.” Dif- per) to several hundred ferent officers take the years (an aluminum lead on the visits, and can) to about one mil- each one is taking pride lion years (a glass bot- tle) to decompose. SEE CARLOS, PAGE A13 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 | A13

project is funded in part by a grant The Las Cruces native spent 18 years CARLOS FROM PAGE A12 ‘I’m passionate about from Pet Smart Charities, adminis- in veterinary technology before going this program; it’s my tered by the Community Foundation to work for the county, and has a de- in making his or her project the best of Southern New Mexico. Call 386- gree in that field from Sul Ross State yet, she said. It’s also helping them baby. It’s just growing 9212 or 382-0018 for more informa- University in Alpine, TX. develop planning and leadership tion. Ward said the program hasn’t yet skills. and growing.’ ACCEB also brings the county’s reached all the communities in the And, it’s building rapport with Animal RV on its visits. Residents county, but it will continue for anoth- county residents, including children. LT. MARY LOU WARD can stop by for information and assis- er seven years. And, Carlos may be At first, Ward said, people were afraid tance, Ward said. The RV began ser- getting a partner. Ward is hoping to of the officers. “Now, it’s a whole dif- Animal Control and Codes vice in 2008, when it was used to res- bring to life one or more of the other ferent story,” she said. “Communities Enforcement Bureau cue animals during severe flooding in characters she and Anchondo creat- are calling us and saying, ‘When can Hatch, she said. ed for the booklet — probably either you come?’” To date, ACCEB officers and volun- Sara Snake or Lizzie Lizard, she said. The officers aren’t there to write giving them a resource.” In addition teers have visited more than 3,000 ACCEB doesn’t provide services in citations. They talk to residents to animal control and codes enforce- homes in the county and participated incorporated parts of the county like about violations and give them a ment officers, ACCEB also often in nearly 70 community outreach Las Cruces and Anthony. It provides chance to come into compliance be- brings staff and volunteers to pro- events, including presentations at animal control services but not codes fore a complaint is actually filed, vide animal vaccinations, microchip- schools, national nights out, the state enforcement in Mesilla, Hatch, Sun- Ward said. They also come with ping, rabies shots and pet licensing. fair, national Red Ribbon Week and land Park and White Sands, and on dumpsters to collect trash, and the In fact, one of the flyers ACCEB others. the New Mexico State University South Central Solid Waste Authority hands out lets dog owners know the “I’m passionate about this program; campus. Its staff will visit schools brings its tire shredder. county is cooperating with the local it’s my baby,” Ward said. “It’s just and daycare centers all over the ACCEB recruits community lead- Coalition for Pets and People and the growing and growing.” Ward has been county if they are invited, Ward said. ers to participate in each visit and Animal Services Center of the Mesil- with ACCEB for all but six months of For more information, contact follow-up. “We want the community la Valley to provide spay and neuter- the past 12 years. In January, she will Ward at 525-8846 or marylouw@do- to get involved,” Ward said. “We are ing services for only $7 per dog. The celebrate four years as a supervisor. naanacounty.org. Spaceport America plans drone summit in 2016

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LEFT: NMSBVI’s new Watkins Ed- ucation Center Bikers’ brings together all the education- al programs of- fered at the Al- good deed amogordo cam- pus under one benefits roof. BELOW: Linda Lyle, superinten- dent of the New local kids Mexico School for the Blind and Bulletin report Visually Im- Tresco Inc., for many years a support- paired, visits with er of the annual Toys for Kids Motorcy- Alicia McAninch, cle Parade, this year has adopted the president of the event, which is scheduled for Sunday, state-funded Nov. 22. school’s Board of Riders will gather at the southwest Regents. corner of Mesilla Valley Mall to regis- ter between 9 and 11:30 a.m. and start their ride at noon. They will proceed along Don Roser Drive to Missouri Ave- nue, turning left onto Solano Drive and then right onto University Avenue, parking at the Las Cruces Convention Center, where the party will be held from noon to 4 p.m. Anna Lueras, marketing director for High Honors Tresco Inc., said the event is supported by community and enjoyed by the com- School for the blind garners Top Workplace honors munity. Spectators come to see the bikes at By Alta LeCompte On its Alamogordo and Las Cruces Bulletin the mall, line the parade route to cheer Albuquerque campuses and on the riders and attend a party follow- What makes a workplace through statewide outreach, ing the bike run to celebrate and con- tops in the state? NMSBVI educates students tribute. to be self-sufficient, tech The party at the convention center According to the New savvy and employable. will feature a BBQ dinner and bike Mexico School for the Blind Not surprisingly, many show. Triple Jack will provide the and Visually Impaired pieces of educational equip- (NMSBVI) - the state’s 2015 ment used in the school SEE BENEFIT, PAGE A22 Top Midsized Workplace - were designed by staff. fat paychecks are not re- Employees receive release quired. time “to work on things that Rather, the school has be- benefit our kids,” Lyle said. come a top employer by cre- Some currently are work- ating a culture that encour- ing with the neurology de- ages staff to innovate, prac- partment of the University tices clear communication of New Mexico Hospital on and trains and supports its a research project to help 245 employees. A young student at the Alamogordo campus digs into his assign- children with brain-based The Albuquerque Journal ment. vision impairment. named the state’s top em- The school has even creat- ployers based on the results “We have teachers’ pay,” Mexico, but we encourage ed a Department of Innova- of employee surveys con- said NMSBVI Superinten- people to try new things.” tion and Development. ducted by the Philadel- dent Linda Lyle, who over- According to Lyle, the de- phia-based WorkplaceDy- sees both the Alamogordo Innovation by design partment is a loose network namics in more than 800 and Albuquerque campuses Lyle said the highest pri- of people who go online and New Mexico companies that of the publicly funded ority in the school’s strate- connect with people inside Some 1,500 bikers cruise through Cruces were nominated to partici- school. “We’re not the top gic plan is “to bring new SEE PAGE A23 in the 2014 ride. pate. payer in this part of New ideas to life.” HONORS, LAS CRUCES BULLETIN BUSINESS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 | A21 Changing lives in the community The Community Foun- uals like me,” Tate said. tory and catalogue the Without board mem- munity needs. dation of Southern New “It is mindful of its do- pieces and will soon have bers, donors and volun- This year alone, the Mexico has been changing nors, the funds it manag- them reappraised. teers, the CFSNM could CFSNM has put more the lives of people in the es, the community and “I’m devoted to this not impact the lives of than $200,000 back into southern part of the state what the community committee because this community members in our New Mexico commu- for more than 15 years. needs.” art collection has great the meaningful ways it nity. Thanks to the generosi- Not only is Tate a donor, community value,” Tate aspires to as it works “I would like to say a ty of many, the CFSNM is viding funding to address she also serves as co-chair said. “Some pieces were toward fulfilling its mis- heartfelt thank you to able to support the arts, ever-changing communi- of SpringBoard!, a group created by local artists sion of serving as a those who have given so feed children, expand lit- ty needs. The CFSNM of women who provide and some of those artists charitable resource that eracy, provide scholar- takes great pride in as- scholarship opportunities have passed away.” links donors with com- SEE CHANGING, PAGE A24 ships, improve health and sisting donors as they to low-income women support countless other align their philanthropic who want to pursue edu- meaningful causes. interests with the needs cational opportunities. In As we enter the holiday of our immediate and addition, Tate serves on season, the CFSNM would surrounding communi- the CFSNM’s art commit- like to express its deepest ties. tee. gratitude to its dedicated Community members While charitable gifts board members, devoted who are involved with the are extremely important donors and committed CFSNM serve in various to the CFSNM, the gift of volunteers. capacities. In other words, time is also vital to its The CFSNM board CFSNM donors are not success. Volunteers, such members play a signifi- always just donors; as Tate, make significant cant role in the direction they’re also volunteers, contributions to the orga- of the CFSNM and the members of committees, nization through dedicat- success it is able to attain. etc. ed service. The CFSNM They bring a unique set Donna Tate is one of has a collection of more of skillsets and ideas to those individuals and she than 200 pieces of art and the organization that en- strongly believes that the has a committee that en- courage and support con- CFSNM deserves her sup- sures the pieces, current- tinued progression. port. ly displayed at the First Donors — individuals “The Community Foun- Step Center, are kept in a and organizations — dation is a resource that climate-controlled envi- allow the CFSNM the op- facilitates the philan- ronment; committee portunity to continue pro- thropic efforts of individ- members also take inven- Field of red

BULLETIN PHOTO BY ALTALECOMPTE Red chile harvest was underway Nov. 11 just outside Mesilla. A22 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 BUSINESS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN

Riders and spectators gather at Mesilla Valley Mall for the start of the 2014 charity motorcycle run. Group, Transitional Liv- BENEFIT FROM PAGE A20 ing, Boys and Girls Step- ping Stones, Doña Ana music. There will be a si- mas. We wanted to donate County Health and Social lent auction, door prizes to the parents of kids who Services, Gospel Rescue and a raffle. were having a hard time.” Mission, Early Head The public is welcome. In 1980, a dozen or so Start, Stepping Stone for Admission is $10 plus the bikers gathered toys and Adults (who have chil- gift of a new toy (mini- brought them to the fire- dren) and GoodWill, in mum value $7; nonvio- houses for distribution in addition to Tresco pro- lent, preferably educa- the community, King grams. tional toys for children said. Many groups have birth to 15). During the early years helped organize and sup- King, who worked for port the fundraiser Continuing the tradi- KGRT and KOBE, pro- throughout its long histo- tion duced commercials for ry. This year’s event is the the motorcycle run and Abate, an organization 35th annual toy run. did remote broadcasts. that promotes laws favor- Retired radio personali- The annual event able to bikers, ran the ty Marshall King, who was changed venues several event for a number of there from the beginning, times as it grew, King years, King said. said the motorcycle pa- said. “Tresco probably got rade started small - just a “Finally it moved to involved midway through few bikers who wanted to Mesilla Valley Mall. Now the 35 years,” he said. do something to help the there are 1,500 bikes,” he The 2009 Toys for Kids motorcycle run ends at the Dickerson Event Center, where donated “At one point we were toys are piled high. This year’s ride will end Sunday afternoon, Nov. 22, at the Las Cruces kids in the community. said. “It’s huge. I think it thinking about ending it Convention Center, where the public is invited to donate new toys and join the celebra- “We wanted to do some- will go on forever.” tion. because it was getting thing good, and we had overwhelming,” King heard about large cities Community pitches in including Tresco Tots and Valley Court Appointed Rio Grande Prep GRADS said, adding more than out east doing something Toys for Kids has re- the Tresco respite pro- Special Advocates programs; Prison Family half of Las Cruces kids like this. New Mexico has ceived support from local gram for families with (CASA), Mesquite Learn- Services, La Piñon, Del benefitted from the event. not the highest wage businesses and has donat- special needs children. ing Center, Coats for Kids, Cerro New Horizon, Ben “The businesses and earners, and probably ed to a number of com- In 2014, the motorcycle Mesquite Weed and Seed, Archer Social Services, good people of Las Cruces had a lot of kids who munity nonprofits over run and toy drive gave Las Cruces High School, La Clinica de Familia, wanted to keep it going,” didn’t get much on Christ- the history of the event, toys or funding to Mesilla Oñate High School and PRO Family Support he said. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN BUSINESS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 | A23

HONORS FROM PAGE A20 part of the community,” ucational facilities in the Lyle said. center include kitchens the school community or excellence every day, “What we say to the and laundries, a wood- outside who have the ex- whether it’s keeping the community and the shop and a tech lab. pertise to solve a problem community beautiful or school district is, ‘Let’s “Secondary students they’re addressing. teaching in a classroom.” develop a plan so the child who want to work inter- One of the best known Lyle said she believes can become a success in view for campus jobs,” Lyle innovations to come out relationships are “funda- the community.’” said. “Those who excel may of the school is the Sys- mental to everything.” Today, the residential apply for jobs outside in the tem for Conceptualizing “At the end of the day, campus is still located on community.” Spatial Concepts, or it doesn’t matter the let- the original site in Al- NMSBVI in partner- SC(2), developed by a ters at the end of your amogordo. A second cam- ship with New Mexico chemistry teacher in his name or the title in front. pus in Albuquerque hous- State University sends classes at the school. It’s what we’ve accom- es an Early Childhood students from NMSU’s SC (2) allows students plished together.” Program and the school’s master’s program in edu- to spatially arrange, ma- Hallmarks of NMSB- statewide services. cation for the visually im- nipulate and calculate VI’s culture include open Students stay at the Al- paired into the state’s complex mathematical doors and cross training amogordo campus for a school districts to help set formulas. so staff can support one week to two to three up programs for students. Clear expectations another. years, Lyle said. Those “Las Cruces is an ex- Community connec- who are on campus for an ample of a really good Reflecting on the tions extended period do their program for visually im- strengths of NMSBVI, academic work at the Al- paired students that’s re- Lyle said staff “expect Since its founding in amogordo High School ally creative in meeting and appreciate excellent 1903, the school has been A staff-designed booth where students independently and go home every week- students’ needs,” Lyle communication from addressing the needs of learn by experience. end. said. every single member of blind and visually im- Within the school’s new NMSBVI’s outreach this community.” paired New Mexicans. years. leave them until their education center is a life also includes mentors “They expect and prac- How it addresses that “One of the things we high school graduation. skills center, an intensive who work throughout the tice transparency and in- mission, however, has learned is families don’t You don’t get to raise your support center and pre- state and mobile clinics tegrity,” she said. “We changed dramatically, es- like to send their child child that way, and the school, secondary and el- staffed by a doctor who is work hard at practicing pecially in the past 10 away when they’re 6 and child doesn’t become a ementary classrooms. Ed- a low-vision specialist.

ing attendance (no lunch) is $5; with trée buffet. Retired Colonel Eric Kivi, USAF, direc- BRIEFS lunch is $20 – check or cash preferred. Advance registration is $25, payable by tor, Military Base Planning & Support, For more information, call Terry Jack major credit card via the secure PayPal State of New Mexico; Secretary Rebecca at 522-3868. portal on the registration form at www. Latham, cabinet secretary, New Mexico HTC to feature genomics mveda.co. Payment at the door with cash, Department of Tourism; Virginia Mc- technology expert Horse N Hound to host check or credit card is $30. Lemore, senior economic geologist, New Shop Small Saturday event For more information, call 525-2852. Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral This month’s High Tech Consortium Resources, New Mexico Institute of Min- (HTC) of Southern New Mexico member- The Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Young business leaders ing and Technology; Les Owen, Range ship meeting will be Friday, Nov. 20, from Commerce is partnering with American meet in Las Cruces Resources and GIS specialist, New Mexi- 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Sonoma Ranch Express and Horse N Hound Feed N Sup- co Department of Agriculture, Agricul- Golf Course Banquet Room. ply to celebrate Shop Small Saturday on Las Cruces is hosting Leadership New tural Programs and Resources; Tom Ste- Brook Milligan, professor of biology at Nov. 28. Mexico’s (LNM) Connect New Mexico phenson, co-founder, Verge Fund, Core New Mexico State University and direc- Horse N Hound is hosting a kickoff Program on Wednesday through Satur- Class of 2000; Liz Newlin Taylor, partner, tor of the Conservation Genomics Labo- event and putting together a business day, Nov. 18-21. Leadership New Mexico Taylor & McCaleb, P.A., Core Class of ratory, will speak. hop for locally owned businesses. participants will explore issues and op- 2007; Bruce Thomson, director of the As a Jefferson Science Fellow he ad- For details, contact Rachel Courtney at portunities such as economic develop- UNM Water Resource Program & Profes- vised the U.S. Department of State on 523-8790 or rachel@horsenhoundfeed. ment, military in New Mexico, environ- sor of Civil Engineering, University of advances in genetics and genomics tech- com. ment and natural resources, tourism and New Mexico; Tim Van Valen, attorney nologies, including both their emerging the film industry. and shareholder, Gallagher & Kennedy, potential for combating wildlife traffick- MVEDA forum to address While in Las Cruces, participants will Core Class of 2008, Lifetime Member; ing and the potential barriers being health-care reform tour landmarks such as: New Mexico Steve Vierck, president and CEO, New erected by international policies. State University, Sapphire Energy, White Mexico Partnership; and Secretary Jeff These technologies also are poised to The MVEDA Business in the Border- Sands Missile Range, Allen Theatres and Witte, New Mexico Department of Agri- transform how we understand biodiver- plex Forum from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. La Posta de Mesilla. culture. sity, how citizen scientists can contribute Tuesday, Dec. 1, will focus on health-care Featured speakers are: Laura Conniff, Open to leaders ages 25-40, LNM’s Con- to our scientific understanding of the reform and its impact on economic devel- board member, New Mexico Spaceport nect New Mexico Program, which world and how we engage students in opment. Authority, Core Class of 2004, Lifetime launched in 2007, is designed to offer meaningful educational activities. In ad- The forum at Hotel Encanto de Las Member; Wally Drangmeister, vice presi- young professionals the opportunity to dition, they foster opportunities for pro- Cruces, 705 S. Telshor Blvd., will feature dent and director of communications, develop personal leadership skills, learn moting technological and economic Dr. Martin Hickey, CEO of the New Mex- New Mexico Oil and Gas Association, how New Mexico systems and structures growth in Southern New Mexico. ico Health Connections. Core Class of 2012; Jordan Guenther, di- work, and explore critical issues facing HTC membership meetings are open to Hickey serves nationally as Chairman rector, Brand Advertising and Market- the state. the public. Anyone interested in growing of the Board of the National Alliance of ing, New Mexico Department of Tour- For more information about the LNM technology in southern New Mexico is State Health Co-Ops (NASHCO). ism; Mike Hightower, technical staff Connect Program, visit www.leader- encouraged to attend. The price for meet- The meeting will begin with a hot en- member, Sandia National Laboratories; shipnm.org. A24 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 BUSINESS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN New Mexico’s capital outlay process is crazy

New Mexico has a fund large, urgent proj- President Garrey Car- be submitted to the Leg- unique, dare I say bi- Chris Erickson ects. Things like football ruthers is a member of islature for approval. zarre, system for funding State of the Economy helmets and sculpture its board. Past projects The Think New Mexico capital projects. gardens get money, but have included title insur- proposal would bring Money from bonds is- dams and water systems ance reform, all day kin- much-needed sanity to sued against the state’s remain unrepaired. And dergarten and streamlin- the state’s crazy capital severance taxes are allo- here in Las Cruces. So and so on. when large projects do ing the Public Regulation outlay process. The re- cated by using a political far, $1.5 million has been Meanwhile, needed receive funding, it is Commission. forms would create a new formula. The dollars are allocated by legislators. projects go unfunded. often the case that the Think New Mexico is system that puts the divided up among the And indeed, an internet Here in Las Cruces, amount allocated is inad- now proposing reform of needs of New Mexico’s governor and 112 legisla- search can find lovely ar- our legislators have allo- equate to finish the proj- New Mexico’s capital citizens above the paro- tors, each of whom indi- chitectural mock ups cated $555,000 for con- ect. In 2014, for example, outlay process. The think chial and petty projects vidually selects projects complete with smiling struction of a soundstage 701 projects remained un- tank is recommending of individual legislators. to fund in their districts. digital patrons, but there to provide production finished with $174 million creation of an indepen- It is a system guaranteed is no museum, nor is companies with a fixed unspent. dent capital outlay plan- Christopher A. Erick- to generate waste and in- there likely to ever be facility to shoot films or Fortunately, there is an ning board that would son, Ph.D., is a professor of economics at NMSU. He efficiency. one. television shows in Doña alternative that has been combine the infrastruc- teaches economic develop- Because the amount al- There are other equal- Ana County. I’ve frankly proposed by Think New ture proposals of state ment theory at New Mexico located to any one legis- ly stark examples from never seen a clearer ex- Mexico. Think New Mex- agencies and local gov- State University. The opin- lator is limited, a legisla- around the state: a build- ample of corporate wel- ico is the extraordinarily ernments into a single, ions expressed may not be tor often doesn’t have ing purchased to house a fare, a project to benefit effective Santa Fe-based comprehensive plan. shared by the regents and administration of NMSU. enough to fully fund a holocaust museum that private interests at public think tank headed by Projects that receive a Erickson can be reached at project. The result being the museum declined to expense. Fred Nathan. NMSU high priority would then [email protected]. projects to which funds occupy as unsuitable, The Capital Outlay Bill are allocated may never Mariachi uniforms for divides a relatively small get started, or, even Santa Teresa High School budget among a large worse, are started but not that go unused because number of small projects ers Association installa- completed. the teacher retired, a - $300 million among Save the Date tion banquet, New Mexico An example is the pro- half-built community 1,500 projects is typical. Farm & Ranch Heritage posed veteran’s museum center in Mora County, This makes it hard to SUN 11/22 houndfeed.com Museum. Cost $40. Reser- 35th annual Las Cruces vations by Wednesday, Dec. Toys for Kids Motorcycle TUE 12/1 9. RSVP to Nicole Black at - Parade presented by Tresco 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. 526 6126 or membership@ Inc. For more, information call MVEDA Business in the lchba.com. 523-1061 or 635-8847, or visit Borderplex Forum on health- FRI 1/30 – MON 2/1 www.toysforkids-lc.org. care reform and economic Las Cruces Day in San- development, Hotel Encanto ta Fe, SAT 11/28 de Las Cruces, 705 S. Telshor Eldorado Hotel & Spa 309 W. San Francisco, Santa Horse N Hound Feed N Blvd. Dr. Martin Hickey, CEO Supply in cooperation with of the New Mexico Health Fe. Annual event to focus the Greater Las Cruces Cham- Connections, will speak. on the legislative issues of ber of Commerce is hosting Advance registration and Las Cruces and Southern a kickoff event and putting payment at www.mveda.com, New Mexico. Hosted by the together a business hop for $25. Payment at the door, Greater Las Cruces Chamber locally owned businesses in $30. For more information, of Commerce and the Council recognition of Shop Small Sat- call 525-2852. of the Conquistadores. Early urday. For more information, bird registration ends Jan. CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS YEARS CHAMPS! contact Rachel Courtney at FRI 12/11 8. For more information, call 523-8790 or rachel@horsen- Las Cruces Home Build- the Chamber at 524-1968. In the 17th Annual Tournament 4.0 Division: Martha Trost’s Hot Shots CHANGING FROM PAGE A21 munity Foundation offers 3.5 Division: Janet Santackas’ Heavy Hitters opportunities for local much to lead the Commu- tunity to support causes people who want to give 3.0 Division: Dina Schlotterbeck’s Fantastic Four nity Foundation to where that are meaningful and back locally and targets it is today,” said Jennifer we look forward to help- seven southern New Mex- Our heartfelt thanks to our generous sponsors who keep us going! Cervantes, executive di- ing our community mem- ico counties including rector. “I would also like bers identify the causes Doña Ana, Grant, Hidal- US OPEN SPONSORS WIMBLEDON SPONSORS to extend an invitation to dearest to them.” go, Luna, Sierra, Otero Will and Suzanne Burke Able Sign Co. – Jeff Banegas & Toby Collins those who are not yet in- The Community Foun- and Lincoln. For more in- Las Cruces Bulletin – Richard Coltharp Del Valle Physical Therapy – Mark Figueroa volved to join in on the dation of Southern New formation, visit www. Payment 1 Financial – Matt Gaddy Malooly’s Flooring Co. – Barbara Malooly impactful work we do as Mexico is dedicated to cfsnm.org or call 521.4794. Picacho Hills Country Club Schwalm, Martos & Co., PC– Myrle Schwalm we are on the brink of helping the Southern To donate, mail your unprecedented change. New Mexico community check to CFSNM, 301 S. FRENCH OPEN SPONSORS Noel and Sharon Rooney, USTA Southern New Mexico, “The Community Foun- now, and in the future. Church St., Suite H, Las USTA Southwest Section dation provides an oppor- Founded in 2000, the Com- Cruces, NM 88001. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 A25

Send sports news to: [email protected] Hawks, Ag women Trojans, ’Dawgs eye top Lobos; quarterfinals men fall Bulletin report Bulletin report There was a mixed result for New Three Las Cruces high school Mexico State University basketball football teams still have visions of a fans this past week. state championship trophy alive and The Aggie men and women both well in their respective, collective took to the court against their rival minds. the University of New Mexico and Mayfield and Las Cruces both the women defanged the Lobos stomped on opponents in the first 78-59 Tuesday, Nov. 17 at home in round of the 6A postseason to ad- the Pan American Center. vance, while Centennial, the top- The men, though, fell short at ranked team in 5A, had a bye into home Sunday, Nov. 15 83-74. the second round. The Centennial Hawks (10-0) play Aggie women host to Goddard High (6-5) at 7 p.m., In the women’s game, four Ag- Friday, Nov. 20 at home at the Field gies (2-0) scored in double digits, led of Dreams. by guard Tamara William who fin- The Goddard Rockets survived a ished with 18 points. She went 7-12 game with Capital 27-26 the week from the field, including 2-5 from before. behind the 3-point line. Mayfield (8-3) meanwhile disas- Guard Sasha Weber finished with sembled Atrisco Heritage Academy 16 points while guard Brooke Salas by a 72-22 score in the first round of and guard Shanice Davis – who 6A action. Sophomore signal caller went 7-for-7 from the free-throw Torry Locklin threw a pair of touch- line – made the nets move to the down passes and carried the ball tune of 13 and 12 points respective- across once himself for the Trojans. ly. Mayfield now takes on Clovis (7-3) No Lobo player was able to break in Clovis at 7 p.m., Friday, Nov. 20. the double-digit mark. Forward The Las Cruces Bulldawgs (8-3), Khadijah Shumpert led the way meanwhile, took on Cibola at home with 9. Saturday, Nov. 14 and shut out the The Aggies next play against visiting Cougars 38-0. The LCHS of- Southern Utah at 5 p.m., Tuesday, fense ripped off about 400 yards of Nov. 24 at home. offense and held the Cougars to less than 100. Aggie men The Bulldawgs next travel to Rio The Aggies fell victim to the hot Rancho (7-3) to tangle with the Rams at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 20. SEE AGGIES, PAGE A26

NMSU football travels to UL-Lafayette to take on the Cajuns

After its second and final bye The game will be broadcast on 44-16 victory in that contest. with 207 rushing yards, three week of the season, the NM 570-AM and available on ESPN3. The Aggies (2-7 overall, 2-3 touchdowns and a game-high NMSU at UL-Lafayette State football team returns to UL-Lafayette (4-5 overall, 3-2 Sun Belt) head into the game on 292 all-purpose yards. The When: 3 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 21 action at 3 p.m. MT, Saturday, Sun Belt), holds a 6-3 series lead a two-game winning streak. sophomore carried the ball 31 Where: Lafayette, La. Nov. 21, at the University of against the Aggies. The two NMSU beat Texas State 31-21 times to record his third 200- Broadcast: 570-AM and ESPN3 Louisiana-Lafayette to take on teams last met on Nov. 8, 2014. Nov. 7, paced by running back yard rushing game this season the Ragin’ Cajuns. The Ragin’ Cajuns captured a Larry Rose III who finished and his second in a row. A26 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 SPORTS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN Thankful for blessings on and off the links My, this year has rushed by whom are avid golfers. Some enjoy and not worry about, door sport and social activity, with lightning speed, or so it enjoy the humor and insights Charlie while war is absolutely not a lending itself extremely well seems. Thanksgiving is prac- regarding personal growth, Blanchard game. to fundraising events which tically here, so I thought it while others who do play golf Golf Doctor Maybe you’ll consider happen in our community al- might be appropriate to re- enjoy tips on the game as doing the same. most weekly. I’m in awe of flect on how much we have to well as my analysis on some I feel particularly thankful the many dozens of high-en- be thankful for. of the latest happenings in U.S.A. Our whole way of life that we have so many awe- ergy, visionary thinking indi- First of all, as I begin my the golf world. Several regu- here in our land of plenty we some local physicians, nurses viduals who tirelessly orga- 28th year here in Las Cruces, lar readers have expressed owe in large measure to our and professional assistants nize these fun golf tourna- I must say I’m thankful for their amazement at the week- men and women who have and techs. And we have two ments for worthy causes. my good fortune locating ly variety in topics and sto- served and are now serving major medical centers along There are too many names to here, since I knew nothing ries. in the U.S. military, protect- with a large rehab hospital, mention, but I call the folks about this wonderful little At a scramble tournament ing our nation all over the with a big trauma center a who put these things togeth- desert town before that. I feel just last week a long-time globe. These selfless, valiant short distance away in El er, and donate time, money blessed to have had the op- golfer came up to me and people don’t hear “thank you Paso, as well as a number of and prizes, the “movers and portunity to earn my doctor- asked, “How do you manage for your service” often fine outpatient therapy and shakers” of the golf commu- ate degree at New Mexico to come up with stuff that enough. I like the “Salute to rehab facilities. nity in our town. We should State University and become new and fresh every week?” Service” statement promoted Over the 20 years that I all be thankful we have them. licensed as a clinical psychol- I really appreciate comments by the NFL this football sea- was in practice doing assess- I plan to do a full piece in ogist here in New Mexico. like that, as it provides posi- son; but more has to be done ments and mental diagnoses this space very soon discuss- I’m starting my 11th year tive feedback that keeps me to honor our veterans. in medical settings through- ing such leaders in our town. as a golf writer, and have going. I am ever grateful to As those folks who play out Southern New Mexico I I also give thanks to all the been writing this very col- the Bulletin and to you read- golf with me well know, I realized full well how import- participants and volunteers umn for the Bulletin since ers this Thanksgiving. mark my golf ball on the ant health care is not only to who support these events by 2007. Counting special sec- As we enjoy our Thanks- greens with various military local residents but also to attending with open check- tions, this very column is giving feast we should all commemorative coins, usual- those folks who may think books. probably my 460th. give a special thanks for the ly called “challenge” coins. It about moving here or retir- Finally, I’m wishing every- I give thinks every week for abundance, freedom and op- is simply to remind me that ing here. one a safe, blessed and joyous the loyal readers, not all of portunities we have in the golf is a recreational game to Golf is such universal out- Holiday Season.

coach Marvin Menzies. “It has a different kind of taste, Baker while sophomore Braxton Huggins added 14 AGGIES FROM PAGE A25 a different kind of sting, a different kind of pain. Hats points. off to Craig (Neal). His team did an excellent job of The Aggies have now dropped three straight to shooting of New Mexico Lobo Elijah Brown who coming into Cruces and playing really good basket- UNM, and will have a chance to even the season scored 31 points, 20 in the first half. The Aggies (1-1) ball.” series on Dec. 16 when the teams play in Albuquer- suffered their first loss at home since December of Sophomore forward Pascal Siakam led the Aggies que. 2014. with 23 points. Up next for NMSU is a home game against Mississip- “It hurts to lose a rivalry game,” said NM State head The Aggies received 19 points from junior Ian pi Valley State, 7 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 21.

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Aggie sophomore forward Pascal Siakam eyes the basket.

BULLETIN PHOTOS BY CHRISTOPHER BELARDE NMSU sophomore guard Jalyn Pennie New Mexico State University guard Ian Baker drives the ball past a Houston Baptist defender at the Pan Am Center. The Aggies won their open- guards against a Houston Baptist ing game 91-69. player.

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Meghan Aguilera is a 17-year-old senior at Oñate High School. She runs cross country and track and field. Aguilera is a five time varsity cross country runner, with five all-district awards and four all-state awards. She finished in the top 10 her sophomore, junior and senior years. Aguilera’s work ethic is outstanding and she works very hard in the classroom, too, with a 4.0064 GPA. She is dedicated, committed, disciplined and has integrity. Aguilera is a member of the National Honor Society. She enjoys elk hunting, reading, painting, the outdoors, soccer and volleyball. Armando Ramirez is a 17-year-old senior at Oñate High School. He plays center back defense and is team captain on the Knights soccer team. They were second team all-district in 2014 and first team in 2015. Ramirez is a dedicated student with a 3.30 GPA and a member of the National Honor Society. He is planning to attend University of New Mexico. Ramirez has loved his years at Onate and wishes the boys soccer team all the luck NMSU mascot Pistol Pete reacts to the action on the court. next year and wants to remind them to keep working hard. Outside of school and sports Ramirez enjoys working out at the gym. OÑATE HIGH SCHOOL A28 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 SPORTS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN Aggies tangle with Lobos

New Mexico State University men’s basketball coach Marvin Menzies argues a call with a referee Sunday, Nov. 15 at the Pan American Center. His An NMSU fan reacts as the Aggies fall behind the An NMSU fan reacts as the Aggies fall behind the Lobos. Aggies lost to rival New Mexico 83-74. Lobos.

Sophomore guard Matt Tay- lor takes a shot.

NMSU junior guard Ian PHOTOS BY CHRISTOPHER VELARDE Baker pitches out a no-look Thousands of NMSU basketball fans wear white for a “white out” game against rival UNM at the Pan American Center. pass. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 | A29 LookingBack

used to that. When a typographical negro, who pleaded guilty to second police judge who had the same juris- Zak Hansen error sometimes creeps in by mistake, degree murder in connection with the diction as the justice of the peace, now Refl ections and our friends rush up to tell us what fatal shooting of Hinojos at Vado.” appointed by the city trustees. a first-class ass we’d make, we just Others found guilty included Antonio overlook THEIR errors, never trying Carrillo, charged with assault with a 50yearsago 100yearsago tit for tat’ editors are pachydermis and deadly weapon; Lucio Holguin and – oh, well, we’re used to that. When Daniel Saiz, charged with using an our advertisers cancel, telling us the automobile without the owner’s con- • “After 112 years, the Amador Hotel • The Nov. 20, 1915 Las Cruces Citi- sheet’s no good; when subscribers cept; Pete Wood and Zeke Klein on is undergoing its largest change ever,” zen reported the Davis Dairy Co. this choose to pay us in tomatoes or cord charge of theft of an automobile; and reported the Nov. 25, 1965 Las Cruces week lost “a fine milk cow, the second wood, well, we simply grin and bear it George Holsum on charges of assault Citizen. “With loving care, the genial one this year, due to the presence of though it leaves us rather flat; editors in connection with the shooting of new owner, Mr. Ben Paul, is setting bailing wire in the alfalfa. It is unfor- can exist somehow – somehow we get Sam Tolbert and his wife near Beri- about to completely restore the sold tunate but true that many such cows used to that. When your daughter’s no.” hotel, an almost unbelievably large have been lost in the past year from graduation or her wedding day come • The Citizen reported City Attorney task.” The eastern side of the building, the valley from the same cause.” It round, you expect the kind of writeup E.G. Shannon announced the Las Cru- having sunken on its foundations, was was the opinion of the Citizen that the that in adjectives abound, do you ever ces government would be changed be- jacked up and supported by cement next Legislature “should pass a strin- stop to thank us, though ‘tis done with tween this and the next city election in and steel beams; when the first phase gent law making it compulsory that all great ‘eclat,’ that’s what editors are April to a city form of government. of restoration was completed, the hotel wire remnants be removed from the there for, and – oh well! We’re used to Las Cruces has been operating under would feature “a new gas light lounge field, thus making it impossible that that.” a town form of government, by which which is a modernization and enlarge- the same be picked up with loose hay a board of trustees composed of five ment of the old Pinto Room,” as well as and put in the baler.” 75yearsago members were elected from which any a restaurant serving a complete menu. • The Editor Soliloquizes: “When a chairman, or mayor was appointed by Long-term plans included a “resto- dearly loved subscriber writes to us in the trustees. Under the new law, Shan- ration and modernization” of all irate vein, “Stop the paper. Never send • The Nov. 16, 1940 Las Cruces Citi- non said, the city would be divided rooms, as well as the addition of two the vile sheet to my home again,” we zen reported all-time record broken in into five wards with one alderman dozen new rooms, a swimming pool just puff our sweet old corncob and we Las Cruces, when every defendant on elected from each ward and the mayor and a commercial building “all done in stroke the office cat; editors ‘don’t the criminal docket was found guilty would be elected. In addition, under a the same style of architecture that have no feelings’ – never mind – we’re – “with the exception of Willie Hunter, new state law, the people would elect a now enhances the old hotel.” A30 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 NEWS LAS CRUCES BULLETIN Adopt a flowering pot Downtown

By Mike Cook Las Cruces Bulletin The City of Las Cru- ces has donated flower- La Semilla Food Cen- ing plants and soil for ter is looking for busi- the pots and has also set nesses to sponsor one or up a watering system. more of the 24-inch pots Sutherlands, Horse N located throughout Hound Feed N Supply Downtown Las Cruces. It and other local busi- costs nothing, you don’t nesses have donated have to do any watering seeds for a variety of and it only takes a few herbs and vegetables minutes of care every being grown in the pots, week or so, said La Semi- including carrots, egg lla Food Planning and plants, tomatoes, sage, Policy Advocacy Special- parsley and mint. ist Krysten Aguilar. Franzoy and Bar- There are 58 pots in rington said the adopt-a- total; 15 were adopted pot program is import- during the Food Day cel- ant “because studies ebration held as part of have shown that people the Oct. 17 Farmers and who grow their own food Crafts Market on Main eat healthier to meet the Street Downtown and nine daily servings of sponsored by La Semilla fruits and vegetables and Project Main Street; that is recommended by Doña Ana Community College students Jasmine Franzoy, left, and Alyssa Berrington provide care and maintenance to and there are only 16 nutrition experts,” ac- one of the pots in Downtown Las Cruces. pots left to adopt, Agui- cording to a DACC news- lar said. letter article written by Doña Ana Community Amy Collins and Becky College students Jas- Corran. We Are Passionate Patient Caregivers mine Franzoy and Alys- Franzoy and Bar- sa Berrington volunteer rington plan to graduate six hours a week with La from DACC with associ- Semilla as co-coordina- ate’s degrees in applied tors of the food center’s science in public health Adopt-a-Pot urban agri- and then pursue bache- culture project. lor’s degrees in the same The two plant, prune field at New Mexico and harvest vegetables, State University. herbs and pollinator-at- La Semilla, based in tracting varieties of Anthony, N.M., was flowers in the pots. They founded in 2010 “to build also look for businesses a healthy, self-reliant, to adopt pots, create sig- fair, and sustainable food Two Unique Hospitals nage for the pots, solicit system” for the southern donations for the project New Mexico-El Paso  and assist with develop- area, according to www. Two Distinct Specialties ment of an urban agri- lasemillafoodcenter.org.  culture policy that La If you would like more One Convenient Location Semilla is working on information or want to with the city, Aguilar adopt a pot, contact La said. Semilla Food Planning “They’ve been so help- and Policy Advocacy 575-521-6600 575-521-6400 ful,” Aguilar said. Specialist Krysten Agui- 4441 East Lohman Ave. • Las Cruces, NM 88011 “They’ve been fantas- lar at krysten@lasemilla- tic.” foodcenter.org. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN NEWS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 | A31

ticipant. Additional costs Alzheimer’s Association’s terioration of intellectual Peace Lutheran Church, COMING UP FROM PAGE A9 may be affiliated with field Silver Alert program is set faculties. For more infor- 1701 E. Missouri Ave. All trips. Fees will be an- for Friday, Dec. 11 from mation, contact NMSP ages welcome. Free. It Birding ID tour Castle Panic, Red Dragon nounced in advance. Ac- noon-1 p.m. at 125 N. Main. Public Information Officer will be about an hour in Saturday, Nov. 26 at Inn and three new games: ceptable payments include This program, which at 505-827-3349 or email at length so perhaps people Leasburg State Park “Munchin Treasure cash, check, money orders, was signed into law in July [email protected]. would like to take a break Hunt”, “Wonky” and “Re- and major credit cards. For of 2013, is a notification from the rush of last min- The monthly bird ID verse Charades.” For con- more information call the method to inform citizens Community Christmas ute Christmas prepara- carol sing-along slated tour at Leasburg State tact 575-528-4005 or library. Parks & Recreation De- of a missing person 50 for Dec. 19 tions to come join in the Park is set for Saturday, [email protected]. partment at 575-541-2550. years or older. Similar to singing of carols reflect- Nov. 28. Meet Volunteer an Amber Alert, the Silver The Las Cruces Chap- ing the reason for the sea- Birding Guide CJ Goin at Parks and Recreation Meeting to discuss Alert focuses on a vulnera- ter of the American Guild son. There will be hot South Day Use Area for a 2015-2016 Winter statewide Silver Alert ble segment of society: any of Organists and Peace cider and biscochitos walking tour along the Camp Registration program set for Dec. 11 person 50 years or older Lutheran Church present available. For informa- banks of the Rio Grande. Registration for the City A meeting to discuss the who has an irreversible de- a sing-along at 3 p.m. at tion, call 523-5229. You might observe a Belt- of Las Cruces Parks & Rec- ed Kingfisher, Osprey, reation Department’s 2015- American Flicker, Kill- 2016 Winter Camp will be deer, Phainopepla, Ameri- from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. can Pipit, Spotted Sandpip- 16 through Dec. 18 at the er or Pyrrhuloxia. Dress following locations: Parks warmly with appropriate & Recreation Department footwear. Easy to moder- administrative office, 1501 ate walk along mostly level E. Hadley Ave., Meer- ground. Fees: Regular En- scheidt Recreation Center, trance Fee. Contact Alex 1600 E. Hadley Ave., the Mares at 524-4068. Las Cruces Regional Aquatic Center, 1401 E. Branigan Library to Hadley Ave., and Frank Celebrate “Internation- O’Brien Papen Communi- Want special personalized care for your loved one? al Games Day” ty Center, 304 Bell Ave. Thomas Branigan Me- The all-day camp will be La Posada Assisted Living is the place to go! morial Library, 200 E. Pi- from 7:45 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. cacho Ave. will join more Dec. 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, and 30, We support the resident’s level of independence. than 1,000 libraries around 2015 and Jan. 4 - 8, 2016, at the world on Saturday, the Frank O’Brien Papen Dec. 12, for the eighth an- Community Center and Services you can count on: nual celebration of gam- the East Mesa Recreation • Round the clock ing in libraries: Interna- Center, 5589 Porter Rd. tional Games Day@your Participants need to bring on-site nursing care library. The event, from 1 lunch and a snack. Water • Transporta on to any – 5 p.m. is suitable for the and Gatorade will be pro- medical appointments whole family. Games in- vided. The cost for the en- clude Scrabble, Red No- tire Winter Camp is $90 per • Daily personal care given by vember, Tsuro, Seven participant. Single day en- cer fi ed nursing assistants Dragons, Munchkin, rollment is available at a Shadows over Camelot, rate of $15 per day per par- • Hourly rounding on all residents • Housekeeping services 5 days a week • Daily laundry services provided on-site • Volunteer companionship Aggies ‘excited and ready to go’ Sports page A23 • On site beauty shop

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COFFEE, PASTRY & CURRENT EVENTS 10:45 a.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at the Sage 9 p.m. Tuesdays in the Rentfrow Gym, 3165 Williams Ave. Free coffee and pastry served along with lively discus- Café Senior Center, 6121 Reynolds Drive. The first class is a beginner class and is free. sions at “Coffee & Current Events” at the Sage Café, 6121 Call 528-3151 for more information. The second class costs $5 and is intermediate. For in- Reynolds Drive. Enhance Fitness is also held from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. formation, call 646-5704. From 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Tuesday through Friday, par- Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the Munson Senior AEROBICS ticipants can talk about what’s going on over coffee and Center, 975 S. Mesquite St. pastries. For more information, call 528-3000. Move to music through exercises designed to increase Call 528-3151 for more information or for directions. DANCESPORT strength. ENHANCE FITNESS Classes are from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Mondays, Wednes- New Mexico State University’s DanceSport team days and Fridays at Meerscheidt Recreation Center, Enhance Fitness with Alex Palacios is free from 9:45 to teaches two weekly lessons from 7 to 8 p.m. and from 8 to 1600 E. Hadley Ave. Cost is $2, or $1 for those 60 or older. BINGO Bingo will be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Satur- days at American Legion Post 10, 1185 E. Madrid Ave. Doors open at 3:30 p.m. and first game is at 6:30 p.m. Food and sodas will be available. For more information, call 526 9139. Free bingo on the East Mesa every Thursday from 1 to 2 p.m. at the Sage Café Senior Center, 6121 Reynolds Drive. For more information, call 528-3151. TRAIN DOMINOES Come and join the fun at train dominoes Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to noon at the Sage Café, Senior Center, 6121 Reynolds Drive, on the East Mesa. New players are welcome. For more information, call 528-3151. SHUFFLE BOARD Shuffle board tournaments are held every Sunday at VFW Post 10124, 709 S. Valley Drive. Open to all VFW members and their sponsored guests. YOUR “This“This ER is an immenselyim better place.” For more information, call 525 5761. – KKKat Karupas, RN, ED Team Leader AQUATICS FITNESS ER Aquatics fitness class combines cardio with strength building and is for all ages and fitness levels. Class is from 9 to 10 a.m. Monday through Friday. The classes take place at the Las Cruces Regional Kat has worked in the Memorial Emergency Aquatic Center, 1401 E. Hadley Ave. Cost is $2, or $1 for E R Department for more than 9 years. “We care for people those 60 or older. on what could have been the worst day of their lives. My ŐŽĂůŝƐƚŽŚĂǀĞƉĂƟĞŶƚƐƐĞĞŶĂƐƋƵŝĐŬůLJĂƐƉŽƐƐŝďůĞ͘dŚĞƌĞ ERR ŚĂƐ ďĞĞŶ Ă ǁŽŶĚĞƌĨƵů ƐŚŝŌ ŝŶ ĐƵůƚƵƌĞ ŚĞƌĞ͕ ǁŚĞƌĞ ƉĂƟĞŶƚ Fast ĐĂƌĞĂŶĚƉĂƟĞŶƚƐĂƟƐĨĂĐƟŽŶĂƌĞŶƵŵďĞƌŽŶĞ͘͟ StrongER dŚĞƌŝŐŚƚĐĂƌĞ͘ƚƚŚĞƌŝŐŚƚƟŵĞ͘

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BULLETIN PHOTO BY POLO ORTA AND BROOK STOCKBERGER Hours after two explosive devices were det- onated at Calvary Baptist Church and Holy TRIPLE TAX OFF! Cross Catholic Church in Las Cruces, mem- bers of Las Cruces clergy, including Rev. José Martin Alcántar, Parochial Vicar at Holy all Ashley Furniture* Cross Catholic Church, left, Rev. Jared Car- son of Peace Lutheran Church, left, Monsi- gnor John Anderson of Holy Cross, and Fr. SAVE!!! Jim Lehman of Holy Family American Na- tional Catholic Church, join in prayer with *See store for details; Aug. 7-9. members of the Las Cruces community 3299 Del Rey Blvd. Las Cruces Sunday, Aug. 2 at Pioneer Women’s Park. 575.523.3933 Both churches suffered damage, but there were no injuries. The places of worship both plan to continue to hold services. For ‘Fear not’ more information, see page A7. EMERGENCY ROOM City Councillor Read the entire Bulletin at ŵŵĐůĐ͘ŽƌŐ www.lascrucesbulletin.com © 2015 LAS CRUCESRUCES BULLETIN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 B1

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Arts and crafts shows off er one-of-a-kind gifts B7

HOMES & SW LIVING Join a BOOK

Projects will save money, prep your home for winter B17 CLUB

HEALTH & WELL BEING City of Las Cruces has groups for

Microchipping can help ensure happy endings all ages, interests B30

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Events Calendar ...... B5-6 Sudoku ...... B8 Brain Games ...... B9 Movies ...... B12 Galleries & Openings...... B13-14 See feature in Religion ...... B15-16 Legals/Classifieds ...... B20-26 Pet Briefs ...... B29 Arts & Entertainment, B2 Healthy Happenings ...... B31 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 Arts Entertainment B2 Book clubs abound in Las Cruces

By Zak Hansen Art Book Club — or about Las Cruces Bulletin upcoming selections — No matter your age or contact Exhibitions Cura- interest, the City of the tor Joy Miller at 541-2221. Crosses has a book club Each month at Branigan for you. Cultural Center, just The City of Las Cruces across the patio from the Museums are a great place Museum of Art, the Cul- to start for the interested tural Connections book and engaged reader. Bran- club joins to read and dis- free and open to the pub- along the enjoyment, cul- sharing stores at local re- Memorial Medical Center, igan Cultural Center, the cuss works dealing with lic, and new readers are tural heritage and moral tirement facilities; Jean and is active in the state- Las Cruces Railroad Muse- the myriad cultures and always welcome. For more teachings of storytelling,” Gilbert teaches storytell- wide storytellers group. um and the Las Cruces histories of the Southwest. information, contact Jo- said current storyteller ing through the Boys and The storytellers incor- Museum of Art offer regu- The Cultural Connections anne Beer at 647-4480. Douglas Jackson. Girls Club; Terry Alvarez porate their diverse back- lar monthly book clubs. book club meets from 2 to 4 For younger readers – The Storytellers’ “ser- is a professional storytell- grounds into the stories At 2:30 p.m. every sec- p.m. the third Wednesday especially those wanting vice through storytelling” er at venues and locations they tell. Jeff Porter, a fall ond Wednesday of the of the month. For more in- to hear a story told, rather is carried out each week by throughout the area. Loni and winter resident of the month, the Las Cruces formation, call 541-2219. than read – Las Cruces one, sometimes two, of the Todoroki, Grits Wrangler Mesilla Valley, captains Museum of Art holds the On the western edge of has plenty to offer. storytellers at each COAS and Sarah Addison have ships in Michigan during Reading Art Book Club. Downtown Las Cruces, The city’s longest-stand- location, among them Pat performed alongside Jack- the spring and summer Dedicated to exploring the the Las Cruces Railroad ing reading group, the Sto- Gill, Louise O’Donnell and son at a number of events months, bringing those connections between art Museum, 351 N. Mesilla rytellers of Las Cruces, Sharlene Wittern, veteran at the New Mexico Farm experiences into the fold and literature through St., hosts Rail Readers hold a weekly storytime at members who have been and Ranch Heritage Muse- in the tales he tells. Jean reading and discussing Book Club from 11 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at both COAS involved for many decades, um, and Jackson himself Gilbert’s active involve- art-centric books, the noon the third Wednesday books locations – the dating back even to the presents a story each ment in local animal Reading Art Book Club se- of the month – giving you Downtown location at 317 Curry years. month at the Howling Coy- rights groups is reflected lects, whenever possible, plenty of time to make the N. Main St., and the newer Storytellers of Las Cru- ote open mic, held the first in the stories she tells. Al- literary works that in Cultural Connections University Park location ces began its weekly sto- Friday of the month, along varez, an avid dancer and some way relate to, echo book club at BCC. Each at 1101 S. Solano Drive. rytime program a decade with teaching Children’s dance teacher, weaves that or enhance the Museum month, the Rail Readers The Storytellers began ago at COAS, which Jack- Literature classes at New passion into her stories. of Art’s varied monthly read and discuss a differ- nearly 80 years ago, found- son calls the Downtown Mexico State University. Todoroki’s fascination exhibitions. For more in- ent train-related novel ed in 1927 by Jennie institution and its sister In addition to the week- with Native American formation on the Reading each month. The club is George Curry “to pass store “home – a regular ly storytime program and flutes brought her to in- meeting place where lov- their individual storytell- corporate the instru- ers of stories of all ages ing ventures, the Story- ment’s use in hers. Grits can find us. A book store tellers of Las Cruces con- Wrangler has memorized Fountain Theatre is the ideal location for vene each February for a literally hundreds of these meetings.” storytelling festival held poems and stories, adding 2469 Calle de Guadalupe in Mesilla The storytellers don’t in honor of founder Curry. them into his own story- 575.524.8287 www.mesillavalleyfilm.org just read stories, though – The Storytellers are telling schedule. they tell them, elevating culled from all over – Selections vary each Nov 20 - 25 Nov 27 - Dec 3 their tales to true perfor- many, according to Jack- week, from storyteller to Grandma The Assassin mance art. son, are current or former storyteller, and stories A teenager (Julia Garner) facing an A female assassin during the Tang Dynasty The work of its mem- teachers and educators. are “adapted to their au- unplanned pregnancy seeks help from her begins to question her loyalties when bers reaches much farther Sonya Weiner taught in diences – particularly the acerbic grandmother (Lily Tomlin), a woman she falls in love with one of her targets. than just the weekly story- New York for many years. ages of their audiences,” time, though — Storytell- Dorris Hamilton, as an said Jackson. “Stories who is long estranged from her daughter. In Mandarin w English subtitles. **Guest speaker Nov 27. ers Judith Ames, Gloria undergrad, integrated her should be visual and en- **Closed November 26 for Thanksgiving holiday **No Saturday matinee Nov 28. Hack, Florence Hamilton, university in 1950s Arkan- gaging, and they should Nancy Banks — each dedi- sas, soon to become prin- Nightly 7:30 pm • Saturday Matinee 1:30 pm • Sunday Matinee 2:30 pm • Digital Cinema • Like us on Facebook cate a few hours a week to cipal. Addison works at SEE BOOK CLUB, PAGE B3 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 | B3

BOOK CLUBS FROM PAGE B2 bush & Cooper, located at leave a message. DOWNTOWN 1155 Commerce Circle. It’s Reallyy contain elements the audi- and is currently banned in For more information, Zak Hansen can be ence can relate and react a number of school dis- selections and to get in- reached at zak@lascruces- happening bulletin.com. to. Stories also reflect the tricts nationwide. Though volved, call 524-1040 and season at hand – spooky the exact schedule is as of stories at Halloween, holi- yet undetermined, among UPCOMING EVENTS day stories, stories about the books up for consider- SAT NOVEMBER 21 • 1:00 P.M. Branigan Library the coming of spring, etc.” ation are Toni Morrison’s Team Anime-for ages12-18 What’s more, story lov- “The Bluest Eyes,” Sher- ers of all ages are welcome man Alexie’s “The Abso- SAT NOVEMBER 21 • 1:00 P.M. Branigan Library to the weekly Storytellers lutely True Diary of a Family Game Day meeting, and children in Part-Time Indian,” Mari- attendance each receive jane Strapi’s “Persepolis,” SAT NOVEMBER 21 • 1:30 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE from COAS a $2-off cou- Rudolfo Anaya’s “Bless Made in New Mexico, fi lm and lecture by Jeff Berg pon, allowing budding Me Ultima” and Stephen readers, and tellers, to Chbosky’s “The Perks of SUN NOVEMBER 22 • 2:00 P.M. Branigan Library Fourth Sunday Movie continue their literary Being a Wallflower.” journeys at home. For more information TUE NOVEMBER 24 • 10:30 A.M. Branigan Library For more information about the Banned Book Read to Me-Storytime for ages 1-3 on the Storytellers of Las Club, contact Gallegos at Cruces, contact Jackson at [email protected] or TUE NOVEMBER 24 • 4:00 P.M. Branigan Library [email protected]. call 524-0003. Teen Game Night-for ages 12-18 Though these are some Newest on the block, of the city’s more estab- locals Tom Heilpern and TUE NOVEMBER 24 • 6:30 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE lished clubs, as Las Cruces Tim Clifford are current- EOT: Border Avenue grows, so too do the op- ly seeking members for a tions available. Nopalito’s male book club – a break WED NOVEMBER 25 • 10:00 A.M. Branigan Library Toddler Time-Storytime for ages 3-5 Galeriá, 326 S. Mesquite from the many groups in St., recently held the first town that are female-on- WED NOVEMBER 25 • 11:00 A.M. Branigan Library meeting of its Banned ly. The group held its Mother Goose Time-Activities for Infants Book Club, slated to meet first meeting Nov. 17 in- from 4 to 5:30 p.m. the third side the conference room WED NOVEMBER 25 Branigan Library Sunday of the month of Clifford, Ross, Rauden- Branigan Library will close at 6:00 P.M. Today. through February. The Galeriá’s own Patri- THU+FRI NOVEMBER 26+27 • ALL DAY Branigan Library cia Gallegos, along with BRANIGAN LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING Sandra Marshall, decided SAT NOVEMBER 28 • 1:00 P.M. Branigan Library to convene the group as a COMING SOON! literary event for the gal- Team Anime-for ages12-18 lery, in line with what Gal- Felîz Navidad! TUE DECEMBER 1 • 10:30 A.M. Branigan Library legos calls the gallery’s ChristmasChristmas Christmas in Song and Dance mission: “to bring art to iinn Read to Me-Storytime for ages 1-3 SonSongg and December 12, 2015 • 6:30pm the community and the TUE+THU DECEMBER 1+3 • 4:00 P.M. Branigan Library community to art.” DDanceance December, 13, 2015 • 2pm “The idea of reading Teen Game Night-for ages 12-18 banned or challenged books to celebrate free- WED+THU DECEMBER 2+3 • 10:00 A.M. Branigan Library dom of expression and UPCOMING PERFORMANCES Toddler Time-Storytime for ages 3-5 freedom to read aligns SINGING FOR SHELTER WED DECEMBER 2 • 11:00 A.M. Branigan Library well with our mission,” November 14, 2015 • 7:30pm she said. “And as avid Mother Goose Time-Activities for Infants MADE IN NEW MEXICO book readers, we thought it would be interesting to November 21, 2015 • 1:30pm WED DECEMBER 2 • 7:00 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE Veterans’ Theatre presents Early Christmas convene a book discussion EOT: BORDER AVENUE to examine why society November 24 • 6:30pm FRI DECEMBER 4 • 7:00 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE challenges a particular SANTA FE OPERA Santa Fe Opera presents Carols and Arias book, elements of a Carols and Arias banned book that make it December 4, 2015 • 7pm SAT DECEMBER 5 • 7:00 P.M. RIO GRANDE THEATRE controversial and the dan- Consulate General of Mexico & City of Las Cruces present Lux gers to society when re- LUX BOREAL Boreal, Danza Contemporanea straints are imposed on Contemporary Dance ideas, stories and creativi- ONGOING EVENTS: December 5, 2015 • 7pm • Downtown Art RAMBLE - 1st Friday of the Month 5-7pm ty.” MESILLA VALLEY CHORALE • Las Cruces Farmers & Crafts Market - Wed. and Sat. Morn. Designed specifically for December 6, 2015 • 3pm those 18 years and older, DOÑA ANA the Banned Book Club’s EOT: FELÍZ NAVIDAD preview Arts SPONSORED COUNCIL selection criteria is simple December 8, 2015 • 6:30pm BY: – a book must have been challenged at least once Tickets available at www.RioGrandeTheatre.com or call (575) 523-6403 B4 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN Novembrew 2015

PHOTOS BY CHRIS BELARDE ABOVE: NMSU International Student from Budapest, Dorottya Lennert, cheers with Rodrigo Borunda of Mexico during Novembrew on Saturday, Nov. 14 at Aggie Memorial Stadium.

ABOVE RIGHT: Las Cruces nurse Elizabeth Schober enjoys the selections of wines presented at the 2015 Novembrew.

RIGHT: Providing live entertainment, Gertch’s Folly plays country and alternative covers during the event.

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museum each week to take an in-depth look at Events Calendar the six diff erent families of animals and the many PLAYBILL diff erent species that makeup these families. This week, shrink down as we consider the lives of OPENING arthropods, especially the many diff erent species FRI. 11/20 for directions or email [email protected]. On Golden Pond we can fi nd in our own backyard. Free. Call 522- No Strings Theatre Company 3120. 2 to 6 p.m. Potters Guild’ 35th annual Holiday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Potters Guild’ 35th annual Black Box Theatre Sale, Las Cruces Homebuilders Association Event Holiday Sale, Las Cruces Homebuilders Associa- 430 N. Main St. 1 p.m. Made in New Mexico, Rio Grande Hall, 2825 N. Main St., behind Citizens Bank. tion Event Hall, 2825 N. Main St., behind Citizens 523-1223 Theatre, 211 N. Main St. New Mexico’s premiere The Potters’ Guild of Las Cruces is holding its Bank. The Potters’ Guild of Las Cruces is holding its Tickets $10 to $12 fi lm historian Jeff Berg returns to give insight and annual Holiday sale featuring functional pottery, annual Holiday sale featuring functional pottery, 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday wry asides to over 100 years of fi lmmaking in the sculpture, wall decorations, pillowcases and more sculpture, wall decorations, pillowcases and more 2:30 p.m. Sunday state of New Mexico, via clips, historical referenc- for sale. There will also be a raffl e for a handmade for sale. There will also be a raffl e for a handmade Opens Friday, Nov. 20 es and tidbits about the making of each fi lm in quilt from Los Colcheras, benefi tting the Empty quilt from Los Colcheras, benefi tting the Empty Through Sunday, Dec. 6 his critically acclaimed Made in New Mexico fi lm Bowls project and El Caldito soup kitchen. Free. Bowls project and El Caldito soup kitchen. Free. series. Berg will also sign copies of his new book Call 639-6786 or 524-1146. Call 639-6786 or 524-1146. NOW PLAYING “New Mexico Filmmaking,” covering the history of fi lm in the Land of Enchantment, at COAS Books, Frankenstein 3 p.m. Evolved: The Cell, Las Cruces Museum 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. HomeGrown: A New Mexico 317 N. Main St., from 10 a.m. to noon. Doors at American Southwest Theatre Company of Nature and Science, 411 N. Main St. Evolved Food Show & Gift Market, New Mexico Farm & the Rio Grande Theatre open at 1 p.m., presen- ASNMSU Center for the Arts is a program that makes circuits through time, Ranch Heritage Museum, 4100 Dripping Springs tation starts at 1:30 p.m. Tickets are $5 general 1000 E. University Ave. discussing important points in evolution and the Road. Food grown in New Mexico is showcased admission and are available on the website or at 646-4515 development of the world as it currently exists. at this second-annual event as vendors from the box offi ce on the day of show. Call 523-6403 Tickets $10 to $17 Join museum staff every Friday at 3 p.m. to ex- around the state will sell their products as the or visit www.RioGrandeTheatre.com. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday plore the beginnings of the universe and discuss gift-giving season approaches. Food items 2 p.m. Sunday what the future may hold for us, as informed by off ered for sampling and purchasing include Through Sunday, Dec. 6 modern philosophy and science. This week, we award-winning salsas, pies, cookies, sauces, SEE CALENDAR, PAGE B6 will explore the cell. Free. Call 522-3120. honey, fresh produce, jerkey, candy, cheese, tor- tillas, wine and more. New Mexico crafts are also Las Cruces Chamber Ballet December 18th and 19th 7 p.m. Live music with Double Clutchers, part of the event. The Museum is partnering at 7:00 p.m. Amaro Winery, 402 S. Melendres St. Food will be presents with the New Mexico Department of Agriculture December 20th provided by Green Chile Paddy Wagon. No cover. and the state’s growers to off er great product “The Nutcracker” Call 527-5310. to buy, samples, as well as cooking demonstra- at 2:00 p.m. tions, book signings and more. Admission is NMSU Atkinson Music 7 to 10 p.m. Live music with DAMN Union, The $5 per vehicle and the fi rst 100 vehicles each Recital Hall Game Sports Bar and Grill, 2605 S. Espina St. No day receive a free burlap shopping bag. Call cover. Call 524-4263. 522-4100. NMSU Pan Am Ticket Office, $21 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Thanksgiving Fling! Contra 10 a.m. Family Science Saturday, Las Cruces 646-1420 or at Dance, Mesilla Community Center, 2251 Calle Museum of Nature and Science, 411 N. Main de Santiago. The Southern New Mexico Music St. Join the museum to learn about the lives of ticketmaster.com and Dance Society, a nonprofi t organization some famous scientists and attempt to recreate that sponsors dances and music jams, will hold their experiments. This week’s topic is Robert Celebrating a contra dance featuring old-time traditional Boyle (1627-1691) and Boyle’s Law. All ages are music from Las Cruces’ own Little Table Contra- welcome, from 3 to 93. Free. Call 522-3120. band and dance caller Lonnie Ludeman from Las 32 Years! Cruces. Lessons begin at 7:30 p.m. Cost $6, youth 10:30 a.m. Storytellers of Las Cruces, COAS discount $1. Call 522-1691. Bookstores, 1101 S. Solano Drive and 317 S. Main St. This week, Loni Todoroki will be the storyteller 8 to 10 p.m. Live country, rock, soul and blues at the Downtown location and Judith Ames will with Rust Bucket, Vintage Wines, 2461 Calle de be the storyteller at the Solano location. COAS Guadalupe. No cover. Call 523-9463. will give coupons for free books to all children who attend. Free. Call 524-8471. 9 p.m. Live music with Vince Alten, Pecan Grill & Brewery, 500 S. Telshor Blvd. No cover. Call 11 a.m. Story Time, Las Cruces Railroad Muse- 521-1099. um, 351 N. Mesilla St. Listen to the reading of a book and complete a related craft activity. Join the Railroad Museum for a reading adventure! SAT. 11/21 Free. Call 647-4480. 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Big Daddy’s Flea Market, 5580 Bataan Memorial East. Indoor and outdoor 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. SNAP, Las Cruces Museum of vendors on 20 acres. A wide variety of items will Nature and Science and Museum of Art atrium, be available. Call 382-9404. 491 N. Main St. Recognizing the importance of interdisciplinary learning experiences, the educa- 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Farmers & Crafts Market of tion staff of the Las Cruces Museums system have Las Cruces, Main Street Downtown. Wide variety collaborated on a new program off ering SNAP of arts and crafts, food, fresh produce, unique – the Science, Nature and Art Program. The pro- fi ne art, pet adoptions and more. Free. Visit www. gram encourages visitors to embrace their artistic fcmlc.org. creativity while engaging in educational activities inspired by Science, Technology, Engineering and CCELEBRATINGELEBRATING 2266 YYEARSEARS 9 a.m. to noon, MVM Farm volunteer day, Mathematics (STEM). This week, celebrate Tree MVM Farm, 2653 Snow Road. Interested in or- Day with Tree Stewards of Las Cruces and Keep ganic farming and local food production? Want Las Cruces Beautiful. Free. Call 541-2137. to fi nd out more about vermiculture, compost- BBEAUTIFULEAUTIFUL ing, laying hens, season extension and crop 11:30 a.m. Animal Encounters: Arthropods, OONN CCALLEALLE DDEE SSANTIAGOANTIAGO planning in our region? Come and volunteer at Las Cruces Museum of Nature and Science, 411 GGIFTIFT IIDEASDEAS MMESILLAESILLA • 523-523-87478747 the MVM Farm in Mesilla. Free. Call 805-6757 N. Main St. Join the nature center staff at the B6 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN

to buy, samples, as well as cooking demonstrations, book signings ages 11 and older. Great low-impact exercise. Cost $4 per lesson. CALENDAR FROM PAGE B5 and more. Admission is $5 per vehicle and the fi rst 100 vehicles Call 639-1616. each day receive a free burlap shopping bag. Call 522-4100. 2 to 6 p.m. Live music, Sombra Antigua Winery, 430 La Viña Road, 5:30 p.m. Science Café, Las Cruces Museum of Nature and Chamberino, N.M. No cover. Call 915-241-4349. 2 to 5 p.m. Live music, Rio Grande Winery, 5321 Highway 28. No Science, 411 N. Main St. The museum invites the public to listen cover. Call 524-3985. and participate in Science Café, the museum’s monthly science 3:30 to 4 p.m. Learn to play Middle Eastern rhythms, My Place roundtable discussion. Sigma Xi’s Science Café is presented by Jewell, 132-B Wyatt Drive. No drum required but must call ahead 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Live music, Sombra Antigua Winery, 430 La Viña the Scientifi c Research Society, in cooperation with the Las Cruces for loaner drum. Cost $2 per lesson. Call 693-1616. Road, Chamberino, N.M. No cover. Call 915-241-4349. Museum of Nature and Science. The free Café discussions are pre- sented to advance greater public understanding and to encourage 7 to 10 p.m. Freedom in Music benefi t featuring High Desert use of available science. Students and all those seeking greater Blues Band, The Game Sports Bar and Grill, 2605 S. Espina St. No MON. 11/23 knowledge of current science are encouraged to come. Free. Call 522-3120. cover. Call 524-4263. 9 p.m. Open Mic hosted by Chris Baker and Friends, Pecan Grill & Brewery, 500 S. Telshor Blvd. No cover. Call 5214-1099. 8 to 10 p.m. Live saxophone indie groove with Steve Selby, 8 to 10 p.m. Live music, Bosque Brewing Company, 901 E. Univer- Vintage Wines, 2461 Calle de Guadalupe. No cover. Call 523-9463. sity Ave., Bldg. 985 Suite B. No cover. Call 571-4626. TUE. 11/24 8 to 11 p.m. Live Ruidoso country, rock and bluegrass with 8 to 11 p.m. Live music, High Desert Brewing Co., 1201 W. Hadley Jones and Miles, High Desert Brewing Co., 1201 W. Hadley Ave. No 1 to 3:30 p.m. Beginning Drawing and Painting, My Place Ave. No cover. Call 525-6752. cover. Call 525-6752. Jewell, 132-B Wyatt Drive. Pencil, pastel, charcoal drawing and wa- tercolor and acrylic painting focusing on the basic and advancing 9 p.m. Live music with James Cordova, Pecan Grill & Brewery, at your own pace. Taught by artist and educator Wayne Carl Huber. FRI. 11/27 Adults and high school home school students are welcome. Enroll 500 S. Telshor Blvd. No cover. Call 521-1099. 7 p.m. Live music with Tiff any Christopher, Amaro Winery, 402 any Tuesday for four weeks at $45. Contact Huber for supplies and S. Melendres St. No cover. Food will be provided by Green Chile more information at 647-5684. SUN. 11/22 Paddy Wagon. Call 527-5310. 5 to 6 p.m. Belly Dance Club, My Place Jewell, 132-B Wyatt Drive. 7 to 10 p.m. Live music with Crystal Ship, The Game Sports Bar 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Big Daddy’s Flea Market, 5580 Bataan Memorial Join one of the longest-running dance groups in the area. Open to and Grill, 2605 S. Espina St. No cover. Call 524-4263. East. Indoor and outdoor vendors on 20 acres. A wide variety of ages 11 and older. Great low-impact exercise. Cost $4 per lesson. items will be available. Call 382-9404. Call 639-1616. 8 to 10 p.m. Live folk and pop with Simon, Vintage Wines, 2461 Calle de Guadalupe. No cover. Call 523-9463. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday Farmers Market, Tractor Supply Co., 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Argentine Tango de Las Cruces, 2251 Calle de 1440 W. Picacho Ave. This is a true farmers market with produce Santiago, Mesilla. Daniel Haverporth will teach a class from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Live music with Nick Perea, Pecan Grill & Brewery, 500 S. and food as the primary items, along with some arts and crafts. 7:15 p.m., dances from 7:15 to 9:30 p.m. Cost $5, NMSU students Telshor Blvd. No cover. Call 521-1099. Free. Call 993-6521. free with ID. Call 620-0377. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. HomeGrown: A New Mexico Food Show & Gift Market, New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum, 4100 WED. 11/25 SAT. 11/28 Dripping Springs Road. Food grown in New Mexico is showcased 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Big Daddy’s Flea Market, 5580 Bataan Memorial 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Farmers & Crafts Market of Las Cruces, at this second-annual event as vendors from around the state will East. Indoor and outdoor vendors on 20 acres. A wide variety of Main Street Downtown. Wide variety of arts and crafts, food, fresh sell their products as the gift-giving season approaches. Food items items will be available. Call 382-9404. off ered for sampling and purchasing include award-winning salsas, produce, unique fi ne art, pet adoptions and more. Free. Visit www. fcmlc.org. pies, cookies, sauces, honey, fresh produce, jerkey, candy, cheese, 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Farmers & Crafts Market of Las Cruces, tortillas, wine and more. New Mexico crafts are also part of the Main Street Downtown. Wide variety of arts and crafts, food, fresh 9 a.m. to noon, MVM Farm volunteer day, MVM Farm, 2653 event. The Museum is partnering with the New Mexico Depart- produce, unique fi ne art, pet adoptions and more. Free. Visit www. Snow Road. Interested in organic farming and local food produc- ment of Agriculture and the state’s growers to off er great product fcmlc.org. tion? Want to fi nd out more about vermiculture, composting, lay- ing hens, season extension and crop planning in our region? Come 9 a.m. to noon, MVM Farm volunteer day, MVM Farm, 2653 and volunteer at the MVM Farm in Mesilla. Free. Call 805-6757 for Snow Road. Interested in organic farming and local food produc- directions or email [email protected]. tion? Want to fi nd out more about vermiculture, composting, lay- ing hens, season extension and crop planning in our region? Come 5 to 8 p.m. Open Mic, New Mexico State University Barnes & and volunteer at the MVM Farm in Mesilla. Free. Call 805-6757 for Noble, University Avenue and Jordan Road. Poetry and musicians directions or email [email protected]. Alterations alternate. Organized by David Rodriguez. Free. Call 646-4431. 10 a.m. Family Science Saturday, Las Cruces Museum of Nature 8 to 10 p.m. Open mic, Q’s Steak, Pasta and Brewhouse, 1300 PPillowillow CCoversovers MMadeade FFromrom NNeedleworkeedlework and Science, 411 N. Main St. Join the museum to learn about the Avenida de Mesilla. No cover. Call 571-4350. HHemsems • ZippersZippers RReplacedeplaced lives of some famous scientists and attempt to recreate their ex- periments. This week’s topic is Otto von Guericke (1608-1686) and Tue. & Thu. - 10:15 a.m. - 5 p.m. 8 to 10 p.m. Old-time fi ddle music with Los Cacahuates, Spot- 642-3106 121 Wyatt Dr., Suite 19 vacuums. All ages are welcome, from 3 to 93. Free. Call 522-3120. www.polylith.com/nipntuck Southwest Plaza ted Dog Brewery, 2900 Avenida de Mesilla. No cover. Call 650-2729. 10:30 a.m. Storytellers of Las Cruces, COAS Bookstores, 1101 S. THU. 11/26 Solano Drive and 317 S. Main St. This week, Louise O’Donnell will be the storyteller at the Downtown location and Nancy Banks will 9 a.m. Nature Kids, Las Cruces Museum of Nature and Science, be the storyteller at the Solano location. COAS will give coupons for 411 N. Main St. The museum invites kids ages 3 to 5 to learn about free books to all children who attend. Free. Call 524-8471. local fl ora and fauna on the fourth Thursday of each month. This week, we will learn about. Free. Call 522-3120. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. SNAP, Las Cruces Museum of Nature and Science and Museum of Art atrium, 491 N. Main St. Recognizing the impor- 1 to 3:30 p.m. Intermediate to Advanced Drawing and Paint- tance of interdisciplinary learning experiences, the education staff ing, My Place Jewell, 132-B Wyatt Drive. Watercolor, acrylic and of the Las Cruces Museums system have collaborated on a new water-soluble oil painting classes taught by art educator Wayne program off ering SNAP – the Science, Nature and Art Program. Carl Huber. Open enrollment starting any Thursday. Cost $45 for The program encourages visitors to embrace their artistic creativity four two and a half hour sessions. Call 647-5684. while engaging in educational activities inspired by Science, Tech- nology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). This week’s topic is 5 to 6 p.m. Belly Dance Club, My Place Jewell, 132-B Wyatt Drive. colors of fall. Discover how to create natural dyes and pigments. Join one of the longest-running dance groups in the area. Open to Free. Call 541-2137. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 | B7 Holiday arts and crafts shows offer one-of-a-kind gifts

By Zak Hansen Las Cruces Bulletin As the holidays and gift-giving season approach, there may be no better gift for the loved ones on your list than a unique, hand-made work of art. Luckily, this time of year, Las Cruces goes all out, with a variety of holiday-themed and –geared arts and crafts shows filled with one-of-a-kind products, many of which have been created by our friends and neigh- bors right here in Southern New Mexico. Opening for two days Friday, Nov. 20, the Potters’ Guild of Las Cruces will host its 35th annual holiday sale at the Las Cruces Homebuilders Association Event Hall, 2825 N. Main St. behind Citizen’s Bank. The Potters’ Guild was founded with five specific goals in mind: to provide a forum for learning and dis- cussion, to foster education in the arts, to organize local and regional workshops about clay, to sponsor exhibitions and sales of members’ works and to pro- mote community service. To that end, the guild will have on hand a variety of range from $20 to $450, and total more than $1,500. or call 522-4100. functional pottery, sculptural pieces, wall decorations, The Artists of Picacho Hills are, according to Miller, The same weekend, Friday through Sunday, Nov. 20- hand-stitch pillowcases and more, created by partici- “a diverse and talented group, most of whom relocated 22, and the following Friday through Sunday, Nov. 27- pating artists Laurie Abbott, Joe and Ann Angelo, Jan here for retirement.” Prior to their arrival in Southern 29, Nopalito’s Galeriá, 326 S. Mesquite St., will host a Archey, Wendy Baldwin, Mary Barce, Mari Blacker, New Mexico, they were businesspeople, educators, in- show joining students from Irma Lee’s “From the Maya Brewington, Bernita Davis, Scott Goewey, Linda formation technology specialists, even healthcare Heart” art classes, celebrating their fifth annual exhib- Kirby-Grose, Mary Lou and Rich LaCasse, Rudy Luce- workers, with a few long-time artists and creators it, with the longtime artists of the “Artistic Moments.” ro, Bonnie MacQuarrie, Mary Ann Matros, Joie Moril- sprinkled in. “Artistic Moments” began as “Senior Moments,” as lo, John and Kris Northcutt, Randy and Jeanine Sum- For many of the Artists, these current artistic pur- all the artist were seniors who began their love affair mers, Cindy Waddell and Barbara Williams. suits are new, and the group meets monthly to share with art and craft post-retirement; when their ranks Hours for the Potters’ Guild of Las Cruces’ annual for support, information, inspiration and the opportu- grew to include a younger generation of artists, “Artis- holiday sale are 2 to 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 20, and 9 a.m. to nite to interact with fellow artists, along with planning tic Moments” was born. 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21. For more information on the group activities, among which is spring’s Art in the Its ranks are culled from those active seniors in- Potters’ Guild of Las Cruces, email [email protected] or visit Garden tour. volved in classes at Las Cruces senior centers, its first www.pottersguildlc.com or www.facebook.com/potters- For more information on the Holly Day House and two shows, topping some 70 artists, held at the Munson guild-of-las-cruces. For more information on the holi- the Artists of Picacho Hills, visit www.artistsofpi- Center. Eager to sell their work – which they were un- day sale, contact Barbara Williams at 639-6786 or clay_ cachohills.com. able to do at the city-run centers – the Senior Moments [email protected] or Randy Summers at 524-1146 or 2randy- For those with a Land of Enchantment gift on their artists moved their home to Nopalito’s Galeriá, provid- [email protected]. list, the New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Muse- ing them the space they needed and the opportunity to The same weekend, the Artists of Picacho Hills – um, 4100 Dripping Springs Road, is hosting its sec- give their works new homes in the hands of collectors. founded in 2008 by a group of Picacho Hills-based ond-annual “HomeGrown: A New Mexico Food Show The group – which includes artists Johnny Campol- friends and fellow artists who joined together for the and Gift Market” from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. la, Wayne Falcone, Genevieve Gomez, David Hernan- now-institution Art in the Garden Show – hosts its 21, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 22. dez, Patricia Lawrence, Irma Lee, Ida Molinar, Connie sixth annual Holly Day House art display and sale The museum’s exhibit hall will be filled to the brim Ortiz, Merle A. Paul, Patty Sanko and Debbie Scott – from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 21-22, with vendors from all over New Mexico, offering their will feature in this show a wide variety of media: oil at the holiday decked-out West End Art Depot, 401 N. locally grown, produced or made wares. Our state’s rich painting, watercolor, pastels, clay work, woodcarving, Mesilla St. farming history provides an array of food products for gourd art, stained glass, glass mosaics, tin work, pho- Featuring sumptuous pieces from 24 member artists sale including award-winning salsas, pies, cookies, tography, crocheted and knitted items and more. – painters, sculptors, jewelers, photographers, wood- sauces, honey, fresh produce, jerky, candy, cheese, torti- Local artist and teacher Irma Lee’s students – rang- workers, textile, glass and multimedia artists – the an- llas, wine and more. Beyond these homegrown delecta- ing from ages 6 to 13 – are coming together for the fifth nual Holly Day House is the perfect event to find an ble delights, an array of New Mexico craftspeople will artistic gift for the one you love. be selling their unique handmade creations. SEE GIFTS, PAGE B14 Why do these items make such great gifts? “HomeGrown” represents a partnership between “They are special, for special people – ‘labors of NMFRHM and the New Mexico Department of Agri- love,’ so to speak, fashioned by discerning artists,” said culture (NMDA) with the state’s growers and produc- organizer and member Judith Miller. “Each piece is ers to offer products for sale, samples, book signings unique and can be considered a treasure; what better and more. NMDA will have a food-demonstration trail- Gaps in your coverage aren’t gift for a loved one, friend or associate?” er parked outside in the museum’s courtyard, offering this easy to spot, but I can help For sale will be jewelry of various types, paintings, free samples of local specialties, and the big man in red you find them. photography, weavings, knitted work, quilting, basket- — Santa Claus –— will be on site to take pictures with ry, carved-wood bowls and sculptures, stained glass, the kids … or the young at heart. FRANK MORENO gourd art, copper art and more. In addition, a “Trea- Admission to “HomeGrown: A New Mexico Food 575-449-5257 [email protected]
sure Chest” raffle item will pull from each of these and Gift Market” is $5 per vehicle – the first 100 vehi- 1510 S SOLANO DR categories, donated by 19 member artists. Raffle tickets cles will receive a free burlap shopping bag – which LAS CRUCES, NM 880014287 are $5 per or 5 for $20, with proceeds donated to Mesilla you’ll need to haul home your holiday heaps. For more ©2014 Farmers Insurance Valley Hospice – a steal considering the pieces within information, visit www.nmfarmandranchmuseum.com B8 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ‘Shrek the Musical’ debuts at Las Cruces Community Theatre

Bulletin Staff Report The story follows grumpy theatre as much as I do. The It’s the fairytale of an unlikely green ogre Shrek as he goes on a show evokes ideals we all try to hero who takes a journey that mission to secure his solitude in keep in mind, especially during leads to love and friendship. the swamp he calls home, after the holiday season – open your “Shrek the Musical” is a must- an army of fairytale creatures heart, do what makes you happy see for the whole family at the have been banished there. Shrek and build friendships that will be Las Cruces Community Theatre reluctantly takes on a talking cherished throughout a life- this holiday season. donkey as a companion on the time.” “Shrek the Musical” is based trip to confront the vertically Las Cruces Community The- on the DreamWorks Animation challenged Lord Farquaad in the atre is located at 313 N. Main St. motion picture, itself based on nearby town of Duloc for swamp Performances of “Shrek the Mu- the book by William Steig. The ownership. Shrek is met with a sical” run Friday, Dec. 4, through book and lyrics are by David deal – rescue Princess Fiona Sunday, Dec. 20, with two special Lindsay Abaire with music by from a fire-breathing dragon and Thursday showings at 7 p.m. Jeanine Tesori. The local pro- return her for Farquaad’s hand Dec. 10 and 17. Friday and Satur- duction is directed by stage vet- in marriage, and the swamp is day performances start at 8 p.m. eran Janet Beatty-Payne with his. The mission results in and Sunday matinees beginning music direction by New Mexico life-changing self-discovery and at 2 p.m. Tickets are $14 adults, State University Theatre Arts an unconventional road to happi- $13 students, seniors and mili- Professor Megan McQueen and ly ever after. tary, $11 each for groups of ten or choreography by Karlos Sauce- Director Janet Beatty-Payne more and $10 children six and do. said her motivation to do “Shrek younger. Special green ogre The musical incarnation of the Musical” came from her son, Shrek ear headbands will be the popular film stars Cameron Spencer. “He quotes lines from available for purchase at the box Lang as Shrek, Francesca Pe- it, talks about it all the time and office for $5 at each performance. rez-Wright as Princess Fiona, feels like Shrek, Fiona and Don- Tickets can be purchased on- Mark Kitanga as Donkey, Joel key are his personal friends,” line by visiting http://lcctnm.org. Fisk as Lord Farquaad and Va- Beatty-Payne said. “I wanted to For more information or to re- nessa Dabovich as Dragon. A direct a show that Spencer and serve seats, call 523-1200. Open- mob of fairytale creatures comes other children could come and ing night, Friday, Dec. 4, is Gala Francesa Perez-Wright (Princess Fiona), Mark Kitanga (Donkey), Camer- to life with Mike Dick as Pinoc- enjoy with their families. Night, when patrons are invited on Lang (Shrek) and Joel Fisk (Lord Farquaad) star in the Las Cruces chio, Cindy Pitts as Gingy and “It is my dream to direct shows to enjoy wine and cake with the Community Theatre production of “Shrek the Musical,” opening Friday, Robert “Bobcat” Young as Big that he will recognize and relate cast and crew following the Dec. 4. Bad Wolf. to, so that he can enjoy watching show’s premiere. Sudoku Complete the grids below so that every row, column and 3x3 box contains every digit from 1 to 9 inclusively. It is a game LAST WEEK'S of logic, not math, and there is only one solution per puzzle. Have fun and exercise the grey matter. SOLUTIONS Tips and computer program at www.sudoku.com 976483215 234175968 581269374 BEGINNERCHALLENGER EXPERT 658931427 327654891 15 34572 68 419827653 142598736 BEGINNER 863712549 931 24 46 5 95 2 795346182 542 39 6 419263785 675 562178934 837459162 7 2 395 73 2 537158796423 396824571 681 65814 69724315698 281647359

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B9 B10 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ASTC’s ‘Frankenstein’ a psychological twist on Shelley’s classic text By Zak Hansen attack him because of it. Las Cruces Bulletin Victor Frankenstein (Nico The Creature therefore Holguin) defends his family Opening Friday, Nov. asks Victor Frankenstein from his own creation in 20, on the stage of the to create a companion so the American Southwest Mark and Stephanie he can live out his days Theatre Company produc- Medoff Theatre inside less lonely. Victor agrees, tion of “Frankenstein,” the ASNMSU Center for but later retracts that opening Friday, Nov. 20. the Arts, 1000 E. Univer- agreement, forcing the sity Ave., the American Creature to vow revenge “In this production, Southwest Theatre Com- on his maker.” there are more than 30 pany (ASTC) and New It is there the similari- scenes and three years of Mexico State University ties largely end. time that pass,” Smith Department of Theatre “What Sandberg has said. “We travel around Arts’ “Frankenstein” done so brilliantly in this the world. There is a lot presents a new take on version is to provide rea- of underscoring and Mary Shelley’s gothic sons for the Creature’s hundreds of lighting horror classic. actions,” Smith said. changes. There’s a very Though the production “He’s not just revengeful; epic feeling to the piece, is rooted in Shelley’s he’s frustrated and long- even though we have a text, this adaptation, ing for his maker’s atten- small cast and a single penned by American tion any way he can get set.” playwright R.N. Sand- it. Because we explore That set, created by berg in 2001, is unlike those complexities, it’s resident designer Bill- any other. very different from the ings, needed first to over- According to NMSU novel – and especially come a major hurdle – Theatre Arts professor different from the movie “The first challenge we and Director Tom Smith, versions.” faced was simply how to Sandberg’s approach is While during the holi- represent all these differ- “less gothic horror and day season ASTC typical- ent locales while keeping more psychological/phil- ly stages a holi- the action fluid,” Smith osophical thriller.” day-themed production, said. “The play not only this year, Smith said, “we Inspired by an art ex- grapples with what it really wanted to find a hibit in Montreal: a means to be human, but production that still had room-sized, circular also what it means to be a motifs of the holidays white wall with plaster father – to be responsible without necessarily ref- hands, either reaching for a child you brought erencing them. out or reaching inward, into the world,” Smith “‘Frankenstein,’ with “I thought this was very continued. its themes of family, love, profound, and it felt like “In many ways, our rebirth and connection, that was sort of the Crea- production has all the not only speaks to the ture’s dilemma – is he key points of Shelley’s December holidays but to clawing his way into our original story: the Crea- the New Year as well. world, or does he become ture is created in a lab, he “There are a lot of dif- so disillusioned he wants is abandoned and teaches ferent versions of this to claw his way out?” himself to read, to social- story, and it was import- that are appropriate for a ture, Sandberg’s “Fran- could overcome death Meanwhile, Billings ize, but his appearance ant to us that we choose university theatre de- kenstein” goes much and therefore human suf- had been hard at work scares people, and they one that ties into ideas partment. deeper than any other fering. researching the hulls of “Students from philos- version. Smith said the “It’s a very noble ambi- ships – where “Franken- ophy, biology, chemistry, primary themes of this tion; he really does want stein” begins and ends – family sciences, English, production are “life and to do good in the world, and the two brought history – almost any dis- what constitutes living, but when his experiment those twin inspirations cipline – can understand the need for human con- comes out deformed and together. how Shelley’s story still nection and the responsi- ugly, and he realizes he “What we have, really, feels relevant, how it still bility of science.” cannot create life and is something that looks poses questions we’re Smith continued, “It is beauty both, he shuns his like an abandoned ship, asking 150 years later. It very clear what initially creation. It’s a very pow- with planks and ribs, that was really our need to motivates Victor to cre- erful conflict.” morphs into the kind of find something themati- ate life is the fact he lost Smith also points out ribs you might see from a cally relevant that elicits his mother to Scarlet the rich, cinematic quali- ribcage of a human being, facebook.com/krwgtvfm questions and ideas that Fever, even though he ty of this production, and all that is surrounded brought this into play.” and his cousin had the augmented greatly by Set by this icy world with a Delving into the psy- same disease and did not Designer Jim Billings, central circle we have af- chology and motivations die. He believes if he can costumes by Guenevere fectionately named ‘the of its characters, espe- isolate what the element McMahon and the rigor- death hole,’” Smith said. cially those of Dr. Fran- was – the one that al- ous hard work of its twitter.com/krwg kenstein and his Crea- lowed him to live – he all-student cast. SEE ‘FRANKENSTEIN’, PAGE B11 LAS CRUCES BULLETIN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 | B11 ‘Grandma’ an incisive, day-in-the-life dramedy

Review by Jeff Berg For the Las Cruces Bulletin Elle agrees to help, cranking up a ’55 Dodge Royal door in the women’s faces when he finds out what – a car Tomlin has actually owned and driven since the dollars are to be used for. Lily Tomlin turns in a strong performance in 1975, also wearing her own clothes – and heading The trek continues and not a single line or scene in “Grandma,” writer-director Paul Weitz’s (“About a over to confront the clown who has impregnated the film seems out of place. “Grandma” is a grand Boy” and “In Good Company”) serio-comedy about a Sage. piece of comedy with some undertones of hindsight take-no-prisoners elder (Tomlin) trying to raise the Shirking responsibility, he gets and hints at how we could all be money her granddaughter needs due to an unexpect- more than he bargained for when better at treating the people that ed pregnancy. Elle’s fury upends the scene and matter to us. We get a great intro as to just how curmudgeonly the room. It may be a while be- “Grandma” has a universal Tomlin’s character, Elle, is. A once somewhat suc- fore the lad is able to father any appeal, one that covers several cessful poet, we meet Elle as she is giving her much more children. “Grandma” opens Friday, generations of women, all of younger partner, Olivia (Judy Greer, of “Arrested The two women visit with vari- Nov. 20, for a week at whom are likable in their own Mesilla’s Fountain Theatre. Development” and “Archer”), the boot. ous other people who might help Please note the theatre will way. be closed Thanksgiving Offering that Olivia is “just a footnote” in her life, – a hairdresser friend of Elle’s Day, Thursday, Nov. 26. On the surface, “Grandma” is after Elle has spent 40 years with her previous part- who has owed her money for “Grandma” is a mere 75 a simple story, but the script minutes in length. Showtimes ner, Olivia is hurt and dumbstruck, but not com- who-knows how long, Elle’s are 7:30 p.m. nightly with A imbues it with deep reserves of pletely surprised. daughter and Sage’s mother, weekend matinees. emotional depth and meaning Sage (Julia Garner, “We Are What We Are” and Judy, played well if all too briefly that are slowly, organically re- “The Perks of Being a Wallflower”) her granddaugh- by Marcia Gay Harden, who once teamed up with me vealed over the course of the plot. It’s a “day-in-the- ter is the next to experience Elle’s wrath, although it to trash cell-phone users at a film festival, and Karl, life” film that manages to portray two whole lives in is a much milder version. Needing a mere $600, Sage another marvelous turn by Sam Elliott, leaving one a single day. Director Weitz had good instincts about is informed by Elle that she hasn’t got the money – wishing he had more screen time once again. his leading lady, and the two make a perfect pair. while pointing out the new wind chime she has cre- Karl and Elle were apparently once “a thing,” but ated after cutting up her credit cards. after soft talking him into the loan, he slams the Jeff Berg can be reached at [email protected].

movie and has become the that you don’t need to spend a gets to leave the stage for 30 ‘FRANKENSTEIN’ FROM PAGE B10 quintessential Frankenstein lot of time telling people what seconds out of the entire hour image we all have.” the play is about – people sort and forty-five minute produc- “It’s really a remarkable envi- “Victor, Elizabeth and Jus- This production, however, of generally already know,” tion. There are 33 different ronment for the play.” tine all represent youth, so they skews away from that tradi- Smith said. “There are people scenes – 33 different moments Physical space settled, it was are dressed in contemporary tion, as others before it have, who approach this piece hav- in the lives of these characters up to costume designer Guene- clothes with a ‘Portland hip- rooting their Creature in the ing read the book in high who must run the emotional vere McMahon to find a way to ster’ vibe,” said Smith. “We ghastly goings-on that precipi- school or college, having stud- gamut from joy and elation to represent the play’s three dis- chose that aesthetic because tated his “birth.” ied it, loving it, and there’s a anger to fear to suspicion, vio- tinct and distant time periods hipster culture often pulls from “Our Creature doesn’t look responsibility we have to be lence, malice, despair. – the Gothic period, the 1940s earlier eras – especially Victori- like that,” Smith continued. truthful to the various sources “It challenges the actors not and present day. an and the early 20th century.” “We based the look of ours on – the film, the novel, the televi- only emotionally but physical- “First there is the Gothic era, Together, Smith said he and the question, ‘what could a sci- sion shows, the various adapta- ly and vocally as well. I was the period in which scholars McMahon hope “that by com- entist stitch together on his tions – while still making this amazingly blessed to attract place the book historically,” bining these three eras togeth- own from various body parts, production speak to this audi- such a uniformly strong cast – Smith said. “Both the Creature er – the time of the novel, the and what would that look like?’ ence in Las Cruces in the year perhaps one of the best I’ve and his Mate’s costumes origi- time of the film and today – “Our Creature has varied 2015. ever worked with – and I know nate from this time – in fact, that audiences will remember skin tones – none of which are “There’s no advantage doing audiences will come away the Creature’s costume is how truly timeless Shelley’s green. There’s no exaggerated things the way they’ve been amazed by their talent, their largely influenced by the cloth- story is.” brow. His clothing comes from done before. My job as a direc- stamina and their artistry,” ing worn in a painting of Lord Another challenge faced was what was found on the corpses tor on this production is to tell Smith said. Byron, the very person who “Frankenstein’s” indelible they dug up. It’s closer akin to a the same story but through a Performances of “Franken- challenged Shelley to write the pop-culture importance – the rag doll. For this production, different storyteller, and I hope stein” are 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, story in the first place.” “hardest part of directing a it’s absolutely right … Our audiences will appreciate see- Fridays and Saturdays and 2 Next, the 1940s and ’50s, the well-known piece,” Smith said. Creature speaks eloquently – ing something new because of p.m. Sundays. Tickets are $10 to era Frankenstein made the “Everyone is coming to the he’s not brought to life through that.” $17 and are available at the jump to the silver screen and show with strong feelings a lightning bolt and chemicals, Sandberg’s “Frankenstein” ASNMSU Center for the Arts Hollywood began its sever- about how things should look, he’s not this super-strong mon- also proved especially rigorous box office from noon to 4 p.m. al-decade love of science fic- and often that’s not necessarily ster filled with rage. He’s sim- on its small but talented cast. Monday through Friday, or by tion and horror. where we ended up. I’m sure ply a man who’s been brought “This production, although calling 646-4515 or 646-1420. Fol- “The older generation in our everyone is expecting to see the back from the dead and is look- it has a terrific amount of de- lowing the opening-night per- production – Father, the Pro- Creature be the tallest and ing for companionship and sign elements, is such a strong formance Friday, Nov. 20, a re- fessor and Captain Walton – most intimidating actor on purpose.” actor’s piece,” Smith said. ception will be held by NMSU are all visually rooted in this stage, in a black suit that That said, there are advan- “The performances really College of Arts and Sciences period,” Smith said. doesn’t quite fit, with green tages to staging a production shine through. This was such a Dean Christa Slaton. Finally, Smith said, they skin, bolts in the neck, black based on a piece already so tough rehearsal process: the came to 2015 – the time period hair and an overly enlarged well-known. actor playing Victor Franken- Zak Hansen can be reached at ASTC is producing the play. brow – what was in the 1931 “One obvious advantage is stein, Nicholas Holguin, only [email protected]. B12 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN AtTheMovies Coming soon on DVD Tuesday, Nov. 24 Picking the Flicks American Ultra Ricki and the Flash Movie information from www.rottentomatoes.com. Movie reel based on a 5-point scale. Rated: R Rated: PG-13 Genre: Comedy, action Genre: Comedy, drama Goosebumps Spectre Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, Kristin Stewart Starring: Meryl Streep, Mamie Gummer Rated: PG Rated: PG-13 Director: Nima Nourizadeh Director: Jonathan Demme Plot Overview: A teenage boy teams Plot Overview: James Bond is sent with the daughter of author R.L. 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AA STUDIOS presents “New Paintings and Monotypes” Moeser’s paintings are inspired by the Mesilla Valley land- by Las Cruces abstract artist Michael Pavao for the month scape. The artworks are memory pieces evolved from her Galleries of November. All Pavao’s work for this show is new, and the day-to-day interaction with the agrarian land that sits afoot small-format monotypes are dynamic and aff ordable. Pavao the Organ Mountains. The farmland becomes an oasis in numbers, rather than titles, his work, incorporating the date the surrounding desert. Tilled fi elds become linear rhythms & Openings of completion. Doing this avoids the preconceived imagery or and patterns and the furrows become water channels that meaning a formal title often suggests, and suggests an affi nity refl ect the brilliant blues of the sky. Moeser’s landscapes are with music and math, where form is counterbalanced by the not place-specifi c – they are intuitively evolved and meant LAST CHANCE space aroud the form. A feeling of improvisational jazz can be to transport the view to a place of imagining only he or she seen in Pavao’s work. “New Paintings and Monotypes” will be knows. “This Vibrant Land” will remain on display through the BRANIGAN CULTURAL CENTER presents two new exhibits open the second weekend of the month, as well as by appoint- end of November. to celebrate the center’s reopening after its remodel, “Coyote ment, through Jan. 2, 2016. Big Picture Digital Image Experts and Gallery is located at 311 Tales: Wildlife Photography by Ann McMahon” and “More Than Aa Studios is located 2645 Doña Ana Road. Gallery hours are N. Main St. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday to Friday Sugar Skulls: Dia de los Muertos in the Borderlands.” by appointment the second weekend of the month, 5 to 8 p.m. and 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday. For more information, call Utilizing mediums of fi ber rag paper and canvas, photogra- Friday, 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday and 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday. For more 647-0508. pher McMahon has built a portfolio of the wildlife of New Mexi- information or to schedule an appointment, call 520-8752. co titled “Coyote Tales: Wildlife Photography by Ann McMahon.” EL PASO ELECTRIC GALLERY presents an exhibition of the Inspired by Native American folklore, McMahon has captured WEST END ART DEPOT presents its fi nal group show in its work of New Mexico State University Fine Arts graduates Sue images of native birds, elk, deer, sheep, rabbits, horses and, of current location, “Friends of We.AD: Aff ordable Art,” featuring Ann Bonnar and Alia Pinedo, presenting their latest mixed-me- course, coyotes throughout New Mexico. Images are accompa- work from more than 20 artists from around southern New dia works. Studying the camera lens most of her life, Bonnar’s nied by excerpts of Apache, Navajo and Zuni stories. Mexico in painting, printmaking, weaving, sculpture and more, work explores the connection of time and place, spurring a con- Presented by The Borderland Fridas, “More Than Sugar Skulls: all for modest prices for the holiday season. Participating versation concerning the impact of our everyday life decisions Dia de los Muertos in the Borderlands” brings together artists artists are Diane Alire, Sara Austin, Cassie Banks, David Canales, on the world around us. Pinedo’s work is a refl ection on the from California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas to express their Rochelle Cox, Crook, Jessi Cross, Verna Dawson, Glenn Holger- vestiges of human occupation in the environment. The exhibit deep ties to El Dia del los Muertos (Day of the Dead) and its son, Jessica Jim, Diane Kesler, Moshe Koenik, Dennis Lujan, will remain on display through the end of November. cultural signifi cance – it is so much more than sugar skulls. It Robert Maestas, Gwendolyn Mintz, Raymond Ponteri, Matthew El Paso Electric Gallery is located inside the lobby of the Rio is a time for remembering ancestors, family members, friends Reddington, Jay Savage, Cody Smith, Leslie Toombs and Lea Grande Theatre, 211 N. Main St. Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 5 and pets who have left this world. “More Than Sugar Skulls” is a WiseSurguy-Sophiliazo. “Friends of We.AD: Aff ordable Art” will p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information, call 523- personal insight into the lives of each artist and what El Dia de remain on display through the end of November. 6403 or visit www.riograndetheatre.com. los Muertos means to them. West End Art Depot is located at 401 N. Mesilla St. Gallery “Coyote Tales” and “More Than Sugar Skulls” will remain on hours are 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday, noon to 4 p.m. AMARO WINERY features paintings and drawing by Meg display through Saturday, Nov. 28. Saturday, noon to 3 p.m. Sunday and by appointment. For more Freyermuth and a landscape pastel series by Wayne Carl Huber. Branigan Cultural Center is located at 501 N. Main St. Gallery information, call 312-9892 or visit www.we-ad.org. The show will remain on display through Jan. 10, 2016. hours are 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. For Amaro Winery is located at 402 S. Melendres St. Hours are 3 more information, call 541-2154. MESQUITE ART GALLERY presents an exhibit of work from to 10 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, 1 to 10 p.m. Saturday and owner Mel Stone’s impressive art collection, amassed over 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday. For more information, call 527-5310. UNSETTLED GALLERY presents “Now You’re Home,” an the years and especially since moving to Las Cruces, featuring exhibit of work by local artist Jeri Desrochers as a fundraiser art watercolors, pastels, monotypes, photographs, oils, etching M. PHILLIP’S GALLERY presents an exhibit of the work show for Desrochers’ Books for Furever Friends (BFF) Project, and etc. The show will remain on display through the end of of Las Cruces artist Lindy Bridgers showcasing her incredible which places animal welfare-related books into the hands of November. paintings of the New Mexico landscape. Said Bridgers, “The ev- local children, beginning with a donation of 50 books from Mesquite Art Gallery is located at 340 N. Mesquite St. Gallery er-changing light and colors of the New Mexico landscape thrill Desrochers herself. A portion of all proceeds from the show hours are 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 2 to 5 p.m. me. I am daily amazed by the sunrise on the river, the evening benefi t the Doña Ana County Humane Society. A book will also Saturday. For more information, call 640-3502. glow of the Organ Mountains and the never-ending view of the be donated to the BFF Project for each piece sold. Throughout sky. Using the brush and color, I capture moments that I want the month of November, special events will take place, and Des- LAS CRUCES MUSEUM OF ART presents “Paul Outerbridge: to notice, appreciate and remember. My work is a tribute to the rochers’ work will remain on display through Saturday, Nov. 28. New Photographs from Mexico and California, 1948-1955.” Paul Ou- Artists who created it all.” Bridgers’ show will remain on display For more information on the BFF Project, the show or upcom- terbridge (1896-1958) is regarded as one of America’s earliest mas- through the end of November. ing special events, visit www.bffl c.org or contact Desrochers at ters of color photography. This exhibition is comprised of 35 images M. Phillip’s Gallery is located at 221 N. Main St. Regular hours [email protected]. never printed during the artist’s lifetime. The photos, recently are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, printed from the original transparencies, off er a look at the culture 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. For Outerbridge lived and worked in during the last years of his life. The more information, call 525-1367 or visit www.mphillipsgallery. ONGOING exhibit will remain on display through the end of November. com. NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY presents Las Cruces Museum of Art is located at 491 N. Main St. Gallery MAS ART its Fall 2015 collaborative exhibition, “Points of Departure.” hours are 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. For presents “Monochromatic Rhythm,” a dual Forming a multifaceted curatorial exchange, three concepts more information, call 541-2137. exhibition of artwork from two very talented New Mexico will be on display within the gallery for “Points of Departure”: State University students Mariah Morrell and Mathew Garza. TOMBAUGH GALLERY Laboratory, Curatory and Points of Departure. The UAG will host presents “Worlds within Worlds: En- “Monochromatic Rhythm” will remain on display through the a plethora of community programs, taking place from mid-No- counters with Spirits of the Land,” an exhibit of the photograph- end of November. vember through early December. For the complete schedule, ic work of Lyndia Radice. After a lifetime drawing, painting and Mas Art is located at 126 S. Main St. Regular hours are 9 a.m. visit uag.nmsu.edu. “Points of Departure” will remain on display taking photographs, Radice moved from New York City to the to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Satur- through Dec. 19. high desert of New Mexico, bringing her into daily intimate con- day. For more information, call 526-9113. The NMSU University Art Gallery is located inside D.W. Wil- tact with Mother Earth and her creatures. One day, playing with FIREBIRD RISING FINE ART GALLERY liams Hall, at the intersection of University Avenue and Solano a relfection fi lter on her camera, she focused on a set of gnarled, presents its grand Drive. Regular gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday old fence posts; the resulting mirror images revealed each post opening celebration and exhibition “Union of Flames,” a group through Saturday. For more information, visit http://uag.nmsu. had a unique personality and spirit. They are the guardians show of local, national and international visual artists featuring edu or call 646-2545. of the land. Using this refl ection technique, Radice’s photos Paul Neff , Lilith Love, Wes Naman, Chris Bardey, Jodie Herrera, uncover “worlds within worlds,” revealing the hidden spirits of Jef Bourgeau, Deret Roberts, Cody Jimenez, Michael Ponce, ART OBSCURA GALLERY presents a group show by the the land and nature herself. “Worlds within Worlds” will remain Praxis, David D. Sorensen, Stephanie Sweet, Maureen Bachaus DANG Art Gang. The DANG – Doña Ana New Ground – Art Gang on display through Sunday, Nov. 29. and Michael C. Gutierrez. “Union of Flames” will remain on is made up of Las Cruces artists Jesse Reinhard, Coy Lowther, Tombaugh Gallery is located inside the Unitarian Universalist display through Jan. 3, 2016. Sonia Payan, Emma Henderson, Meg G Freyermuth and Jen- Church of Las Cruces, 2000 S. Solano Drive. Gallery hours are 10 Firebird Rising Fine Art Gallery is located at 330 W. Moun- nifer Craig. The DANG Art Gang’s show will remain on display a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday through Friday and by appointment. tain Ave. Regular gallery hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday through the fi rst week of December. For more information, call 522-7281. through Sunday and by appointment. For more information, Art Obscura Gallery is located at 3206 Harrelson St. Gallery call 303-2434. BIG PICTURE DIGITAL IMAGE EXPERTS AND GALLERY hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and 11 presents “This Vibrant Land” by fi ne artist Marjorie Moeser. a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. For more information, call 494-7256. SEE GALLERIES, PAGE B14 B14 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAS CRUCES BULLETIN

joy.” “Native New Mexico” will painting fl owers and nature. GALLERIES FROM PAGE B13 remain on display through The Community Enter- Nov. 29. prise Center is located at ADOBE PATIO GALLERY bines gelatin monoprinting The New Mexico Farm & 125 N. Main St. Art on Easels presents the Border Art- with digital photography, a Ranch Heritage Museum is Gallery is open from 5 to 7 ists’ second exhibition of process called hectography, in located at 4100 Dripping p.m. during each First Friday small-scale art show “Small which paint is thinly applied Springs Road. Regular hours Downtown Art Ramble, as is Beautiful II.” This exciting to the gelatin sheets, and are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday well as during the Las Cruces show introduces two of the stencils, stamps and other through Saturday and noon Farmers & Craft Market on the Border Artists’ newest mem- objects are used to create to 5 p.m. Sunday. Regular mu- fi rst and third Saturdays of the bers, Margaret Berrier and patterns in the paint. Postelle seum admission is $5 adults, month. For more information, Sharbani Das Gupta, whose works primarily in oils as a $4 senior citizens, $3 children visit www.lascrucesarts.com. work will be shown along- landscape painter. In addition, ages 4 to 17, $2 active U.S. side three Signature Mem- the gallery’s 30 member art- military and veterans and free DESERT ROOTS ARTISTS’ bers – Carolyn Bunch, Tom ists off er work in many media. for children age 3 and young- MARKET AND GALLERY Gerend and Dan Tapper – as Mesilla Valley Fine Arts Gal- er. For more information, visit features works by local artists well as active members Tau- lery is located at 2470-A Calle www.nmfarmandranchmuse- and a cozy café area. na Cole, Janice Cook, Sherry de Guadalupe. Gallery hours um.org or call 522-4100. Desert Roots Artists’ Market Doil-Carter, Winfrey Hearst, are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday and Gallery is located at 1001 Annetta Hoover, Amanda through Sunday. For more COTTONWOOD GALLERY, S. Solano Drive. Hours are Jaff e, Suzanne Kane, Cassan- information, call 522-2933. inside Southwest Environ- 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, dra Lockwood, Rosemary mental Center, presents “Ebb 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday McLoughlin, Jeanne Rundell, CAFÉ DE MESILLA pres- & Flow,” an ambitious three- through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 Storm Sermay, David Shaw, ents “Art Demitasse,” an exhib- month exhibit by the Ten p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 3 Jo-An Smith, Jeal Wilkey, Bob it by the Ten O’Clock Club. The O’Clock Club. The “Tenners” p.m. Sunday. For more infor- Willis and Terry Wolfe. The “Tenners” meet monthly at 10 meet monthly at 10 a.m. on mation, call 652-7366. art in “Small is Beautiful II” a.m. on the 10th day of each the 10th day of each month may be small in size, but it’s month to talk art; every other to talk art; every other day DOÑA ANA COUNTY powerful in feeling and wide day of the week at 10 a.m., of the week at 10 a.m., they GOVERNMENT CENTER is in variety. “Small is Beautiful they think art or, most often, think art or, most often, get currently displaying more II” will remain on display get involved with their media involved with their media to than 100 pieces of new, through December. to create, work and play. “Art create, work and play. “Ebb & original artwork created by Adobe Patio Gallery is Demitasse,” the last of the “New Paintings and Monotypes” by Las Cruces abstract art- Flow” will remain on display students from Las Cruces located at 1765 Avenida de Tenners’ 10th anniversary ist Michael Pavao is currently on display at Aa Studios, be- through November. Public Schools and Gadsden Mesilla. Gallery hours are shows, will remain on display hind 2645 Doña Ana Road, through Jan. 2, 2016. Cottonwood Gallery is Independent School District 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through December. located inside Southwest in the center’s first-floor through Saturday. For more Café de Mesilla is located Environmental Center, 275 corridor. The exhibit in- information, call 532-9310. at 2190 Avenida de Mesilla. show will consist of 30 new From the earliest pre-historic N. Main St. Regular hours cludes drawings, paintings, Hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. watercolors and acrylics with cave paintings and rock art to are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday photography, etchings and MESILLA VALLEY FINE daily. For more information, desert, water, river, mountain, the present, artists have long through Friday. For more more. ARTS GALLERY features two call 524-0000. canyon, horse, buff alo, canyon found inspiration for their information, call 522-5552. The student art exhibit local artists for the month of de chilly and cow themes. work in animals. For native complements the permanent November, Naida Zucker and CUTTER GALLERY presents Highsmith’s show will remain Las Cruces artist Colette Ma- ART ON EASELS GALLERY, art collection held inside the Yvonne Postelle. Zucker is a an exhibit of the work of on display through Novem- rie, the animals and plants of located inside the Community center, featuring 41 original mixed-media artist who com- painter Robert Highsmith. The ber. New Mexico not only provide Enterprise Center, features acrylics and oils by Joyce T. Cutter Gallery is located at inspiration – they carry a nearly 50 works by members Macrorie, several historical 2640 El Paseo Road. Regular spiritual meaning as well. A of the Las Cruces Arts Associ- photographs and landscapes, gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 graphic designer by trade and ation. This month’s LCAA fea- art from students attending p.m. Tuesday through Friday desert rat by nature, Collette’s tured artist is Kay Susin. Susin J. Paul Taylor Academy and and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Satur- deeply cherished connection has been working with art for Hatch Valley Public Schools day. For more information, call with nature is strongly refl ect- as long as she can remember, and more. 541-0658. ed throughout the collection usually in oil and acrylic and The Doña Ana County of screen prints and paintings with some watercolor, and her Government Center is located NEW MEXICO FARM & that make up this body of favorite subject is whatever at 845 N. Motel Blvd. Hours RANCH HERITAGE MUSEUM work. “My work is an invita- inspires her, in particular the are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday presents “Native New Mexico: tion to experience the natural breathtaking Southwestern through Friday. For more The Art of Collette Marie.” world with reverence and landscape. She also enjoys information, call 647-7210.

GIFTS FROM PAGE B7 Nov. 20, Lee and “Artistic Mo- complement to the stunning art- ments” member Patricia Lawrence works on the wall. year to show and sell work of all will guide students creating their For more information, contact kinds, based on skills learned and own Santa Claus paintbrush orna- Lawrence at plawrence13@yahoo. honed in Lee’s classes. ment and/or a small acrylic Christ- com. Student artists Lela Bishop, Vivi- mas painting. A $3 charge covers Aside from finding great gifts for an Dai, Joy Ma, Ariya Nilkaew, Ar- the cost of all materials, and – of friends and families, these events ianna Rel, Isabel Shu and Sophia course – budding artists take their allow shoppers to buy directly from Shu will have three to four works in mini masterpiece home just in time their neighbors, be they artist, this joint exhibition, and will be for the holidays. farmer or craftsperson, living and selling cards and prints of their The next weekend, Friday working here in Southern New works. through Sunday, Merle A. Paul, one Mexico. In addition, the Galeriá will host of the show’s featured artists, will Zak Hansen can be reached at a workshop perfectly timed to the be on hand to demonstrate loom [email protected]. season. From 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, weaving in the gallery, the perfect LAS CRUCES BULLETIN RELIGION FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 | B15

Messianic Morning Star Calvary Chapel Three Crosses WORSHIP Simply Teaching the Bible Simply United MethodistChurch Where mercy triumphs Service Times SERVICES over judgement. Sun 9 & 11 am 521-3770 Wed 7:00 pm What does it mean to be 2941 Morning Star Dr. at Roadrunner Pkwy 4301 Bataan Memorial W. Hwy 70 Blended Worship - 8:15 a.m. Las Cruces, NM 88012 Catholic - Independent Judaic? 575-993-1289 Anglican Join us at Contemporary Worship - 9:45 a.m.

Call 524-8061 Traditional Worship - 11:15 a.m. Find Hope The Historic Little Stone Church Holy Family American 134 S. Main St. (Griggs & Main) National Catholic Church To Be Included Service Sat. 1PM Please call for information about our Find Truth St. Mary’s at Hill Ministries, Sunday Schools and Small Groups A Catholic Community Where All Are Welcome Bible Study Sat 4PM www.calvarychapelthreecrosses.com or visit our web site: www.morningstarumc.org Anglican Church Service Times Walk a Judaic walk with Watch Live or Archived teaching videos Mass Messiah Yeshua (Jesus). http://new.livestream.com/accounts/5421822/cc3c “A traditional Church using Saturday Rev. Travis Bennett 5:30 pm Episcopal Everyone is welcome! 1928 book of common Prayer” Sunday 10:30 am 866-874-7250 Morning Prayer etz-chayim.org Pentecostal Tue.-Fri. 9 am Evening Prayer ST. ANDREW’S Tue.-Fri. 5:15 pm EPISCOPAL CALVARY Clergy: Frs. Jim Lehman CHURCH Methodist CHRISTIAN & Louie Amezaga Pastor: Rev. Pam Rowley 575-644-5025 “Digging deep CENTER 702 Parker Road • Las Cruces, NM 88005 wells so others Sunday Worship Services www.holyfamilyancc.com may drink.” United Methodist We are fundamental by belief, Traditional — 8:30 a.m. Pentecostal by experience. If you are Rector: The Rev. Canonnon Church looking for enthusiastic worship and Scott A. Ruthven Informal — 11:00 a.m. uncompromised preaching of the Word of Catholic - Roman Sunday School 10 a.m. God, we invite you to come worship. Weekday Services Worship 11 a.m. Classes for all — 9:45 a.m. All are welcome. Pastor Mark Jordan Bp. Dwight Irons, Rector - 575-524-2592 Tuesday - 9:30 AM - Morning Prayer Journey Discipleship & Bible Study 4 blocks north of NMSU Thursday - Noon - Holy Eucharist Wednesday 6-7 • All Welcome Worship services 10:30 a.m. SUNDAYS: 2000 S. Locust Sundays at 4211 Elks Drive. 9:00 am – Holy Communion Where everyone is welcome. For more information, call 575-640-1822 10:15 am – Coffee & Bible Study Sunday Services (575) 522–8220 Donde todos son bienvenidos. TUESDAYS: 8:30 AM - Rite 1 www.UUMCLasCruces.org 10:00 am – Morning Prayer, Rev. Nema Rivers-LeCuyer Coffee & Bible Study 10:30 AM - Rite 2 THE ROMAN CATHOLIC 4TH SUNDAY OF THE MONTH: DIOCESE OF LAS CRUCES 300 N. Campo 9:00 AM – Morning Prayer 518 N. Alameda Blvd. 575-524-1230 Non Denominational (Eucharist from reserve Sacrament) VIEW ALL LISTINGS OF 526-6333 CATHOLIC CHURCHES 575-652-1188 Schedule of Services 10:15 – Coffee & Vestry Meeting www.SaintAndrewsLC.org [email protected] ON OUR WEBSITE Sunday School at 10am 7975 Doña Ana Rd., Las Cruces P.O. Box 2842 Southern New Mexico www.stmarysathill.com WWW.DIOCESEOFLASCRUCES.ORG Las Cruces, NM 88004 Sunday Morning Worship Church of God Service at 11am Christian “Come and see...” Wednesday Bible Study at 7pm Call 524-8061 “Venga y vea...” Sabbath Services 1880 N. Solano First Interactive Las Cruces, NM 88001 To Be Included Biblically 575-405-4269 Church of Orthodox Traditional Bible Study Christ, Scientist Call 524-8061 www.riveroflifeupc.org Baha'i Faith Anglican Worship Saturdays 1 p.m. Sunday: Sunday: To Be Included 1701 E. Missouri Service & Sunday School 8 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. Presbyterian The Baha’i Information 10 a.m. Wednesday: 10 a.m. & Reading Center Wednesday: FIRST All faiths welcome Testimonies 7 p.m. www.stjameslascruces.org Hear us Sunday mornings 8 a.m. on 1450 AM KOBE PRESBYTERIAN Interspiritual Devotional All are WELCOME! CHURCH 102 St. James Avenue • 526-2389 Sundays 10:30 to 11 a.m. See us Sunday mornings 325 West Mountain Ave. Corner of University & S. Main 10:30 a.m. on Comcast Adult Spiritual Discussion Las Cruces, NM 225 W. Griggs Ave. Downtown on the corner of Cable Channel 98 Faith and Fellowship 11 a.m. to Noon 575-523-5063 Alameda & Griggs • 526-6689 for information We observe all of Worship: 8:45 am Book Club Jewish Rev. Eduardo Rivera, Senior Pastor Wednesday, 6 p.m. God’s Holy Days and Sunday School: 9 am Th e NEW accept Jesus Christ Please call for more info. Traditional Worship 8:15 a.m. “All the prophets of God TEMPLE BETH-EL as our savior. Traditional Worship proclaim the same Faith” One Way Unplugged Contemporary Worship 9:30 a.m. Service: 10:30 OF LAS CRUCES English, Spanish, and Korean congregations Traditional Worship 10:45 a.m. 650-7359 525 E. Lohman Life Center OURS IS A DIVERSE AND GROWING 200 E. Boutz Road, Las Cruces Ministers Ralph & Norma Molina 575.522.0467 JEWISH COMMUNITY Confidential private counseling www.fpc.lc www.lascrucesmethodistchurch.com also available. Engl. Worship Sun. 11 a.m. Friday Services vary, please check (575) 526-5559 Baptist Bible Study Wed. 7 p.m. our website for this week’s time Shabbat Morning Services 916 Chaparro at 10:15 am New Thought Las Cruces WWW.TBELC.ORG 575-233-2413 3980 SONOMA SPRINGS AVE. Full Gospel • Christ Centered 575-524-3380 Everyone Welcome Rabbi Lawrence P. Karol Member of Union for Reform Judaism Disciples of Christ/ United Church of Christ Lutheran SUNDAY Bible Study 9 & 10:45 am Disciples of Christ and TRINITY LUTHERAN Morning Worship 9 & 10:45 am United Church of Christ University of Life 6 pm CHURCH-ELCA WEDNESDAY FIRST Sunday Worship Intercessory Prayer 5:45 pm Encounter: Corporate CHRISTIAN 9:00 am Prayer and Worship 6:15 pm CHURCH Sunday School CHILD CARE AVAILABLE An Open and Affirming Church 10:30 am working in our Community for 106 South Miranda Civil, Human and Religious 2900 Elks Drive Downtown Las Cruces Rights in the name of 575.523.4232 Jesus the Christ. 524-3691 Sunday Worship 10:15 am www.trinitylutheranlc.org All are welcome! www.fb clascruces.com 1809 El Paseo 524-3245 B16 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 RELIGION LAS CRUCES BULLETIN

RELIGION LISTINGS New Thought spiritual community. For p.m. Saturdays; “Prayer Treatment” by more information, call Nancy at 647- local New Thought ministers, practi- MUSIC WORKSHOP 2560. tioners and teachers from 4:30 to 5:30 VOICES IN THE WILDERNESS TV p.m. Tuesdays; and Pastoral Care by The Mt. Olive State Music Auxiliary, Rev. Bonnie Smith by appointment by under the auspices of the Mt. Olive Bap- Are you looking for supernatural an- calling 635-8081. For more information, tist State Convention of New Mexico, swers to the problems in your life? Do call 523-4847. will hold its 29th annual music work- you need prayer? Do you need healing of shop Friday, Nov. 20-22, at Bethel Second your spirit, soul and body? If so, Voices CHRISTIAN MEN’S FELLOWSHIP Baptist Church, 405 E. Hadley Avenue. in the Wilderness is televised at 9:30 a.m. LUNCHEON The workshop will begin at 7 p.m., with every Saturday and Sunday on Las Cru- A Christian men’s luncheon meets at Minister S. Royce Mosley of Louisiana ces Channel (Comcast channel 98). For noon every Tuesday at IHOP, 2900 Del as the clinician. Workshop activity will more information, visit www.voicesin- Rey Blvd., for open discussion. Bring a take place at Bethel, with the concluding thewildernesstv.com. friend. For more information, call 635- concert to be held Sunday, Nov. 22, at STUDY BHAGAVAD-GITA WISDOM 7262. First Baptist Church, 106 S. Miranda. You are invited to explore these and PEACE LUTHERAN PRAYER GROUPS Singers from across New Mexico are other questions through teaching dis- The Bhagavad-gita, a class in the ex- expected to be in attendance. The public cussions with a variety of hosts, profes- ploration of spiritual philosophy as it Peace Lutheran Church, 1701 E. Mis- is invited to participate. For more infor- sional and lay, sponsored by St. Anthony applies to daily living, will be offered souri Ave., offers two weekly prayer mation, contact Jeane Spencer at 522- of the Desert Orthodox Mission, 518 N. from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. Thursdays in Jett groups. Centering Prayer meets 9 a.m. 0421. Alameda. The free series will be held at Hall, Room 203, 1040 S. Horseshoe Drive, Saturdays for 20 to 30 minutes and offers 7 p.m. Tuesdays, to Nov. 24. The church on New Mexico State University cam- a chance for silent prayer and personal GRIEFSHARE: SURVIVING is located at the northeast corner of Al- pus. Taught by Vimal Chaitanya, the reflection with God. Women Gather for THE HOLIDAYS ameda Boulevard and Hadley Avenue in ongoing series of classes will provide Prayer meets from 4 to 5 p.m. Mondays. Griefshare: Surviving the Holidays Las Cruces. Parking is available in the students with a synthesis of New For more information, call the church will be held 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 21, lot by the church. Childcare will be pro- Thought for today’s challenges. For office at 522-7119. and 10 a.m. Saturday, December 5 at Me- vided. For more information, call 323- more information, call 650-7344. DISCOVER THE FAITH silla Park Community Church, 3100 Oak 1038. MASCULINE SPIRITUALITY Street. Griefshare: Surviving the Holi- COMMUNITY CAROL CHRISTMAS “Touching hearts and minds through days is geared to people who have lost a SING-ALONG Men are invited to gather from 9:30 to God’s unchanging Word in an ev- loved one to death and are grieving, ad- 10:30 a.m. Sundays at Wellspring Church, er-changing world” is what Mission Lu- justing or having a difficult time during The Las Cruces Chapter of the Amer- 140 Taylor Road, to discuss spiritual is- theran Church and School, 2752 N. Road- the holidays due to a death. This 2-hour ican Guild of Organists and Peace Lu- sues and the male persona. All are wel- runner Parkway, is all about. Come seminar will teach different methods of theran Church present a sing-along at 3 come for coffee, camaraderie and topics learn and study God’s Word. Fellowship, getting through the holidays as well as p.m. Saturday, Dec. 19, at Peace Luther- for guys in search of a path that works. coffee and snacks begin at 9 a.m. Sunday adjusting to life with a new normal. This an Church, 1701 E. Missouri Ave. All For more information, call 647-2560. mornings, followed by Sunday school class is open to the public. The class ages are welcome at this free event. Take and adult Bible study at 9:15 a.m. Wor- costs $5 to cover the cost of the work- a break from the rush of last minute MODERN BUDDHISM ship services begin at 10:30 a.m. on Sun- book. SonTown provides “Children’s Christmas preparations to come join in CLASSES OFFERED days. For those new to the faith, there is Classes” for birth through 5th grade. the singing of carols and reflect the rea- The Unitarian Universalist Church, a “Discover the Faith” class held 10 a.m. Please specify in advance if you require son for the season during this hour-long 2000 S. Solano Drive, offers Modern Bud- Saturday mornings. Mission Lutheran these classes as well as the age of your event. Hot cider and biscochitos will be dhism meditation classes, sponsored by also has an accredited day school for child. Register at www.getrealchurch. available. For information, call 523-5229. the Kadampa Meditation Center, from preschool through fifth grade. org, emailing [email protected], INTRODUCTION TO MEDITATION 10 to 11:30 a.m. the first and third Satur- For more information, the church of- or by calling 496-5150. day of each month in the R.S. Great fice may be reached at 522-0465 and the GINGERBREAD HOUSE CONTEST Meditation classes are offered from Room. Classes are open to the public. A school at 532-5489. 6:45 to 7:45 p.m. Tuesdays in the Great $10 donation is suggested. For more in- Christ’s Church of Las Cruces will Room of the Unitarian Universalist formation, call 496-4271. REY DE REYES HISPANIC LUTHERAN CHURCH hold a free gingerbread house building Church, 2000 S. Solano Drive. BOOK STUDY contest in December focusing on the ar- Vipassana meditation, also called in- Rey de Reyes conducts a Spanish lan- chitectural craftsmanship of local indi- sight or mindfulness meditation, is a New, open, spiritual book study meets guage worship service at 7 p.m. Thurs- viduals and teams. Four contest divisions practice of relaxing the body and mind from 6 to 7:30 p.m. every other Wednes- days, at Mission Lutheran Church, 2752 are available for different ages, and the by cultivating a calm and open-hearted day at the Bahai’i Information Center, N. Roadrunner Parkway. All Spanish display of entrants and winners will be presence. The core of insight meditation 525 E. Lohman Ave. For more informa- speakers are invited to come and wor- at the Mesilla Valley Mall and Telshor 12 is the practice of mindfulness, the qual- tion, call 805-7340 or 522-0467. ship with us. For information and ques- Movie Theater in December. Entry form ity of awareness that comes from being MORNING PRAYER AT HOLY FAMILY tions, call 571-2310. deadline is Nov. 22, and entry delivery present to our moment to moment expe- COURSE IN MIRACLES date is Dec. 6 at Santa’s Market in the riences and seeing without judgment. Holy Family American Catholic Mesilla Valley Mall. Construction guide- Classes are offered on a dana (volun- Church, 702 Parker Road, presents the A Course in Miracles is a complete lines, contest rules and other informa- tary donation) basis. For more informa- Liturgy of the Hours/Morning Prayer self-study program consisting of a text, tion are available by calling 636-4791 or by tion, contact Diane at diane.schnei- at 10 a.m. as well as Evening Prayer at workbook for students and a manual for emailing [email protected]. [email protected]. 5:15 p.m. and Mass at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday teachers focusing on the way to univer- DEVELOPING SAFE RELATIONSHIPS WELLSPRING SEEKING through Friday in the Saint Francis sal love and peace through forgiveness CHORAL DIRECTOR Chapel. Services are open to all. For of others. The study group meets 10 to In an increasingly complex world, more information, call 644-5025. 11:30 a.m. Saturdays at the Good Samar- how do we negotiate our time with oth- Wellspring Church, 140 Taylor Road, CENTER FOR SPIRITUAL LIVING itan Village Social Center, 3011 Buena ers? How do we treat children so that has an opening for an experienced, inno- Vida Circle. This on-going group is open they grow up as competent, caring vative choral director. The position is The Center for Spiritual Living, 575 N. to new and long time students of ACIM. adults? How do we overcome the racism seasonal, running from September Main St., offers “A Course In Miracles” For more information, call Edward at that continues to plague our society? through May. Wellspring is an inclusive, open book study from 11 a.m. to 12:30 993-4903. Homes FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 Southwest Living B17 Projects will save money, prep your home for winter

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Buy an inexpensive moisture meter at a hardware store to test the wetness of your Add some heat to your Thanksgiving meal wood before burning. Wood should only be used if the moisture Are you hosting this year’s Thanksgiving 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped content is 20 percent or Day dinner? If so, make it marvelous and Sunny 1/4 teaspoon cumin less. memorable — enliven traditional dishes by 3 tablespoons fresh lime juice Particle pollution in adding the robust and spirited flavors of Conley 1 tablespoon olive oil wood smoke can affect chile pepper to recipes. It can be as simple Chile Knights Salt and freshly ground pepper everyone, but people as baking a turkey smeared in a sizzling-hot with lung disease, in- glaze or as complex as chorizo-cornbread Mix all ingredients together in a medium cluding asthma and stuffing supercharged with colorful bits bowl and season with salt and pepper to Chronic Obstructive and bites of our beloved pepper pod. The Smoky Turkey Breast taste. Let sit for 30 minutes. Serve at room Pulmonary Disease upshot is that it’s guaranteed to pique lazy with Succotash Salsa temperature with turkey. (COPD), or people with palates and to satisfy raging appetites. heart disease are the Happy Thanksgiving, chile aficionados! (Serves about 6) Mesilla Valley’s Best most vulnerable. Ancho powder delivers a wonderful cof- Cornbread Stuffi ng Particle pollution can Sweet Heat Turkey Glaze fee flavor to this marinade. trigger asthma attacks, Casserole (Serves 6-8) increase symptoms of This glaze isn’t as hot as it sounds. Don’t Marinade COPD and cause cough- get me wrong, though — it tastes amazing. 2 tablespoons ground white pepper 4 cups cubed corn bread ing, wheezing, and Although habaneros are sizzling-hot alone, 2 tablespoons ground cinnamon 5 chorizo sausages chest tightness. the sugar content in the jelly reduces its 2 tablespoons ground ginger 4 tablespoons butter For people with heart searing bite, producing a palatable and 1/4 cup light brown sugar 2 cups chopped onions disease, particle pollu- pleasing tropical flavor. 1/4 red wine vinegar 1 1/2 cups red bell peppers, stemmed, tion is linked to heart 1 tablespoons sesame oil seeded and chopped attacks, irregular 1 (15-20 pound) turkey 1/4 cup peanut oil 5 large poblano chiles, stemmed, seeded, heartbeat, heart failure 3 tablespoons commercially prepared ha- 1 tablespoons ground fennel seed deveined, and chopped and stroke. banero jelly or extra hot red or green chile 1 tablespoon pureed canned chipotles 2 large Anaheim green chile peppers, The New Mexico pepper jelly 2 tablespoons ancho chile powder stemmed, seeded, and chopped Department of 3 tablespoons commercially prepared or- 1 turkey breast (4 to 5 pounds) fresh or 2 serrano peppers, stemmed, seeded and Health recommends: ange marmalade frozen minced 4 teaspoons ground sage 1 1/2 cups thawed frozen corn • Burn only dry, Salt and pepper to taste Whisk together all ingredients in a large 1 cup coarsely crushed corn chips well-seasoned wood to glass bowl. Pierce turkey breast randomly 2 cups grated Monterey Jack cheese reduce particle pollu- Preheat oven to 325 or 350 degrees. The with a fork and add to the marinade, turn to 3 large eggs tion. larger the bird, the higher the temp. See coat completely. Refrigerate covered, for at 1/4 cup chopped fresh sage • Never burn house- package directions. least 4 hours. Bake turkey breast according 1 cup chopped fresh cilantro hold garbage, card- Place turkey breast side up, on a roasting to package directions. Serve with Succo- 2 cups canned cream style corn board, plastics, foam, pan that is at least two inches longer and tash salsa. colored ink on paper/ wider than the bird. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Spread corn boxes/wrappers, coat- Fresh Succotash Salsa bread cubes in a single layer on a cookie ed/painted/pres- To prepare glaze: (Yield: About 2 cups) sheet and bake until dried out, but not sure-treated wood, ply- In a microwavable safe small glass hard. Cook the chorizo sausages in a large wood, particle board, bowl, mix together habanero jelly and Interesting tidbit: Succotash, a mix- skillet until golden brown, turning often any wood with glue on orange marmalade. To blend well, I sug- ture of sweet corn and lima beans and with tongs. Remove from the pan and place it, or driftwood as they gest using a fork. Heat in a microwave other ingredients, was a popular dish on a cutting board. all release toxic chemi- oven at full power for about 20 seconds. often prepared during the Great Depres- Add the butter, onions, all of the peppers, cals when burned. Stir and heat for another 20 seconds or sion. The ingredients were readily avail- and the thawed corn. Cook over medium • Keep the doors of until mixture becomes soft. Stir in sage. able and inexpensive. Chef Bobby Flay heat until the vegetables begin to soften. your wood-burning ap- Add salt and pepper. When breast tem- added a Southwest twist to the original Slice the chorizo into thin slices and return pliance closed unless perature is about 135 degrees (for birds recipe by adding fresh green chile. (His to the skillet. loading or stoking the up to 18 pounds) and 145 degrees (for recipe calls for one jalapeno, but I sub- Place the corn bread cubes in a large live fire. Harmful chem- those over 18 pounds), brush marmalade stitute two serrano peppers for added bowl. Add the corn chips and cheese. In a icals, like carbon mon- glaze over entire turkey. Continue to bake kick.) separate bowl, beat the eggs. Blend in the oxide, can be released until thermometer reaches 160 degrees. sage, cilantro, and cream style corn until into your home. Note: If wing and leg tips start to get too 1/2 cup finely chopped red onion well blended. Add to the corn bread mix- • Keep a fire extin- dark, cover with foil. 1 red bell pepper, finely diced ture and mix well. guisher handy. When finished baking, drain juices from 1 yellow bell pepper, finely diced Fold in the vegetables and chorizo. Add • Know about safe cavity into drippings and reserve for your 2 serrano peppers, stemmed, seeded and stuffing to a large greased casserole and wood-burning practices favorite gravy recipe. Transfer turkey to a minced bake for 45 minutes. if you have underlying large platter or cutting board; let rest 15 to 1 cup fresh corn kernels Note: Stuffing can be baked with turkey, heart or lung disease. 30 minutes before carving. 1 cup thawed baby lima beans if desired. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN HOMES & SOUTHWEST LIVING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 | B19 NMSU Extension home economists host holiday craft extravaganza

By Jane Moorman For the Las Cruces Bulletin day, Dec. 2, at the Peralta Meth- odist Church, 25 Wesley Road, Back by popular demand, a in Peralta. RSVP by Wednes- “Holiday Extravaganza: Make day, Nov. 25, at 505-565-3002. & Take Gift Event” will be Rio Arriba County will be hosted by New Mexico Univer- next on Friday, Dec. 4, at the sity Cooperative Extension Hernandez Community Cen- Service home economists in ter, 19418 U.S. Hwy 85/285 from five counties. 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. RSVP by “This is a great way to get a Wednesday, Nov. 25, at 505-685- head start on holiday gift-giv- 4523. ing by creating some fabulous Sandoval County will be take-home crafts,” said Laura from 3 to 6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 7, Bittner, Valencia County home at the county Extension office, economist. 711 S. Camino del Pueblo, in A $10 participation fee cov- Bernalillo. RSVP by Tuesday, ers the cost of all materials, Dec. 1, at 505-867-2582. refreshments and a booklet of McKinley County will host all crafts and recipes to take the extravaganza in Gallup on home. Thursday, Dec. 10, 4 to 7 p.m. at Home economists from Ber- the Jim Harlin Community nalillo, Sandoval, Torrance, Pantry, 1130 E. Hasler Road. McKinley, Rio Arriba and Va- RSVP by Monday, Dec. 7, at lencia counties will demon- 505-863-3432. strate an array of easy projects The final event will be in during the event. The Exten- Shiprock, Thursday, Dec. 17, sion agents will take the ex- from 6 to 9 p.m. at the NMSU NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY PHOTO travaganza on the road, by Tribal Extension office across Elena Bower, left, NMSU Extension home economist from McKinley County, helps a “Holiday Extravaganza” hosting events in five counties. from Shiprock Navajo Tribal participant decorate a Christmas tree. Holiday Extravaganza events will be held in Valencia, Sandoval, Rio Ar- Valencia County will be the Utility Authority. RSVP by Fri- riba and McKinley counties and Shiprock during December, beginning in Valencia County on Dec. 2. first stop, 4 to 7 p.m. Wednes- day, Dec. 11, at 505-368-3976. High Range Neighborhood Yard of the month

The High Range Neighborhood Yard of the Month winners for November are the Baileys on Cody Circle. Their yard was chosen for the unique design and obvious care and maintenance. B20 | LEGALLegal Notices Las Cruces NOTICES Bulletin Friday, November 20, 2015 Las Cruces Bulletin - your legal publication for Las Cruces and Doña Ana County, New Mexico

Alan D. Gluth, 2455 E. Any person, film or corpora- 16-inch casing, in a location locatednorthwest of Berino, LRG-749-POD4 to a depth Legal Notice May 24, 1999 Order of the 1 1 Missouri, Suite A, Las NOTICE is hereby given tion or other entity having within the SE ⁄4 NE ⁄4 of NM and may be found of 50 feet with a 4-inch Third Judicial District Court, Cruces, New Mexico 88001, that on October 19, 2015, standing to file objections or Section 05, Township approximately 2,127 feet casing, in a location within Doña Ana County, State of IN THE or filed with the Probate Martin Poel, Agent for Matt protests shall do so in 26S,Range 03E (NMPM) south of theintersection of W the NE1⁄4 NE1⁄4 of projected New Mexico, combined with PROBATE COURT Court of Doña Ana County, Key Real Estate Trust, 3100 writing (objection must be and more specifically loca- Six Mile Road and Three Section 18, Township 26S, surface water from the COUNTY OF New Mexico, 845 N. Motel Majestic Ridge, Las Cruces, legible, signed, and include ted at or near where X Saints Road. Range 3E (NMPM) and Elephant Butte Irrigation DOÑA ANA Blvd. Rm. 1-201, Las Cru- NM 88011, filed application the writer's complete name, =1,516,609.04 ft., Y = Any person, firm orcorpora- more specifically located at District, for the irrigation of STATE OF ces, New Mexico 88007. numbered phone number and mailing 391,885.06 ft. NMSP, Cen- tion or other entity having or near X = 1,510,531.31 ft., 2.54 acres of land, owned by NEW MEXICO LRG-14759-POD2, associ- address). The objection to tral NAD83, on land owned standing to file objections or Y = 383,170.92 ft. NMSP the applicant, located within DATED: November 5, 2015. ated with OSE File the approval of the applica- by theapplicant, which will protestsshall do so in writing Central NAD83 on land Pt. SE1⁄4 of said Section 26, No. 15-0292 #LRG-14759 with the State tion must be based on: (1) supplement existing wells (objection must be legible, owned by the applicant, and as described by Subfile No.: TERRY J. WOLFE Engineer for Permit to Impairment; if impairment, LRG-01243, signed, and include thewrit- discontinue the use of exist- LRN-28-008-0111-A of the IN THE MATTER OF 602 Weinrich Rd. #13 Change Location of Well you must specifically identi- LRG-01243-POD2, er's complete name, phone ing well LRG-749, located Lower Rio Grande Hydro- THE ESTATE OF Las Cruces, within the Lower Rio fy your water rights; and/or LRG-01243-POD3,LRG-09 number and mailing ad- on land owned by El graphic Survey. The site for CAROLE EILEEN New Mexico 88007 Grande Underground Water (2) Public Welfare/Conser- 140-S, LRG-09140-POD4, dress). The objection to Consuelo Farms, LLC loca- proposed well is described SCHIMICK Basin in Doña Ana County vation of Water; if public and LRG-09140-POD5 loca- theapproval of the applica- ted within the NE1⁄4 SE1⁄4 of as being east of the intersec- DECEASED SCOTT S. WOLFE by discontinuing the use of welfare or conservation of ted on property owned bythe tion must be based on: (1) projected Section 7, Town- tion of El Camino Real and 14447 South Highland Road existing wells LRG-00472 water within the state of applicant within All of Impairment; if impair- ship 26S, Range 3E Gypsy Roads NOTICE TO Grand Haven, and LRG-14759-POD1. New Mexico, you must Section 05, Township 26S, ment,you must specifically (NMPM) and more specifi- Any person, firm or corpora- 1 CREDITORS Michigan 49417 LRG-00472 is located on show how you will be Range03E, and the NW ⁄4 of identify your water rights; cally described near X = tion or other entity having land owned by Billy F. & substantially and specifically Section 08, Township 26S, and/or (2) PublicWel- 1,510,166 ft., Y = 384,960.3 standing to file objections or NOTICE IS HEREBY Prepared by: Edna Fay Holbrook, within affected. The written protest Range 03E (NMPM) and fare/Conservation of Water; ft. NMSP Central NAD83 ALAN D. GLUTH protests shall do so in GIVEN that JAMES LEN- the NE1⁄4 of Projected Sec- must be filed, in triplicate, morespecifically described if public welfare or conser- for the continued diversion writing (legible, signed and NON has been appointed New Mexico Bar tion 23, Township 24 South, with the State Engineer, where: vation of waterwithin the of an amount of shallow include the writer's complete personal representative of #14980 Gluth Law, LLC Range 2 East, (NMPM), at 1680 Hickory Loop, Suite J, LRG-01243 state of New Mexico, you groundwater reserved for name and mailing address). this estate. All persons 2455 East Missouri, Suite A approximately X=1,499,003 Las Cruces, NM 88005-6598 X = 1,515,005, Y must show how you will be future The objection to the appro- having claims against this Las Cruces, ft., Y=440,568 ft., (NMSP, within ten (10) days after the =391,053 ft. substantially andspecifically determination by the May val of the application: (I) if estate are required to present New Mexico 88001 Central NAD 83), date of the last publication LRG-01243-POD2 affected. The written protest 24, 1999 Order of the Third impairment, you must spe- their claims within two Telephone: (575) 556-8449 LRG-14759-POD 1 is loca- of this Notice. Facsimiles X = 1,514,960, Y = must be filed, in triplicate, Judicial District Court, Doña cifically identify your water months after the date of the Facsimile: (575) 556-8446 ted on land owned by Raul (faxes) will be accepted as a 392,235ft. withthe State Engineer, 1680 Ana County, State of New rights; and/or (2) if public first publication of this F. & Nellie P. Munoz valid protest as long as the LRG-01243-POD3 Hickory Loop, Suite J, Las Mexico, combined with sur- Dates: 11/20, 11/27, 2015 welfare or conservation of Notice or the claims will be located within the SE1⁄4 of hard copy is hand-delivered X = 1,512,096, Y = Cruces, NM 88005 within face water from the Elephant water within the state of forever barred. Claims must Projected Section 14, Town- or mailed and postmarked 387,884.9ft. ten(10) days after the date of Butte Irrigation District, for NOTICE is hereby given New Mexico, you must be presented either to the ship 24 South, Range 2 East, within 24-hours of the LRG-09140-S the last publication of this the irrigation of 1.59 acres of that on May 20, 2013 Mario show you will be substan- personal representative in (NMPM), at approximate- facsimile. Mailing postmark X = 1,513,418, Y Notice. Facsimiles(faxes) land, owned by the appli- M. Gonzales, PO Box 2759, tially effected. The written 1 care of Alan D. Gluth, 2455 ly X=1,498,775 ft., will be used to validate the =392,114 ft. will be accepted as a valid cant, located within the NE ⁄4 Mesilla Park, NM 88047 protest must be filed, in 1 E. Missouri, Suite A, Las Y=442,246 ft., and drilling 24-hour period. Protests can LRG-09140-POD4 protest as long as the hard NE ⁄4 of said projected filed application numbered triplicate, with the State Cruces, New Mexico 88001, replacement well be faxed to the Office of the X = 1,512,975, Y = copy ishand-delivered or Section 18 as described in LRG-5235-POD8, File No. Engineer, 1680 Hickory or filed with the Probate LRG-14759-POD2 to an State Engineer, (575) 392,968ft. mailed and postmarked Subfile Order No.: LRG-5235-G, with the State Loop, Suite J, Las Cruces, Court of Doña Ana County, approximate depth of 250 524-6160. If no valid protest LRG-09140-POD5 within 24-hours of the LRS-28-012-0049-A of the Engineer for Permit to New Mexico 88005 within New Mexico, 845 N. Motel feet with 16" casing to be or objection is filed, the X= 1,513,397, Y = 391,097 facsimile.Mailing postmark Third Judicial District Court, Change an Existing Water ten (10) days after the date Blvd. Rm. 1-201, Las Cru- located within the NE1⁄4 of State Engineer will evaluate ft. NMSP, Central NAD83 will be used to validate the Doña Ana County, State of Right by Changing Location of the last publication of this ces, New Mexico 88007. of Well within the Lower Projected Section 23, Town- the application in accord- for the continued diversionof 24-hour period. Protests can New Mexico. The applicant Notice. Facsimiles (faxes) ship 24 South, Range 2 East, ance with the provisions of an amount of shallow befaxed to the Office of the has requested emergency Rio Grande Underground will be accepted as a valid DATED: November 3, 2015. Water Basin in Doña Ana (NMPM) on land owned by Chapter 72 NMSA 1978. groundwater reserved for State Engineer, authorization to drill the protest as long as the hard the applicant at approxi- future determination by the- 575-524-6160. If no valid proposed well under NMSA, County by discontinuing the copy is sent within 24-hours JAMES LENNON mately X=1,498,531 ft., Date: 11/20, 11/27, 12/04/15 May 24, 1999 Order of the protest orobjection is filed, 1978, Section 72-12-23. The use of existing well of the facsimile. Mailing 808 Marvin Parkway Y=441,383 ft., for the con- Third Judicial District Court, the State Engineer will site of proposed well LRG-5235, located at postmark will be used to Park Ridge, Illinois 60068 X-1,468,508ft and tinued diversion of ground- Doña Ana County, Stateof evaluate the application in- LRG-749-POD4 will be lo- validate the 24-hour period. water combined with surface NOTICE is hereby given New Mexico, combined with accordance with the provi- cated north of Chamberino, Y=495,889.4ft NMSP, Protests can be faxed to Prepared by: water from the Elephant that on August 17, 2015, surface water from the sions of Chapter 72 NMSA NM and may be found NAD83 Central Zone on 575-524−6160. If no valid ALAN D. GLUTH Butte Irrigation District, in TheSalopek Foundation c/o: Elephant Butte Irrigation- 1978. approximately 1,022 feet land owned by Rogelio & protest or objection is filed, New Mexico Bar #14980 that amount determined by James Salopek, 5090 Snow District, for the irrigation of northeast of the intersection Rita Chavez, located within the State Engineer will 1 the Third Judicial District Road, Las Cruces, NM 211.41 acres of land, owned NOTICE is hereby given of E Provencio Rd and Kili Gluth Law, LLC the SE ⁄4 of projected Section evaluate the application in 88005,filed application num- that on June 3, 2015, 2455 East Missouri, 26, Township 22 South, Court, for the irrigation of by the applicant,located Rd, Chamberino, NM. Exist- accordance with Sections bered LRG-01243-POD4, Edward L. Provencio, PO Suite A Range 01 East, NMPM, and 8.01 acres of land owned by within All of Section 05, ing well LRG-749 will be 72-2-16, 72-5-6 and 72-12-3 OSE File Nos. Box 38, Chamberino, NM Las Cruces, drilling a new well, the applicant located within Township 26S, Range 03E retained for other rights. of NMSA, 1978. 1 LRG-01243-1&LRG-09140 88027, filed application New Mexico 88001 LRG-5235 POD8, to a depth the NE ⁄4 of said Section 23. and the NW/4 ofSection 08, Any person, firm or corpora- -1, with the State Engineer numbered LRG-749-POD4, Telephone: (575) 556-8449 of 160 feet with 6 inch The general location of Township 26S, Range 03E tion or other entity having Date: 11/20, 11/27, 12/04, for Permit to Change an OSE File No. LRG-749-3, Facsimile: (575) 556-8446 casing to be located at or replacement well (NMPM) as described in standing to file objections or 2015 Existing WaterRight within with the State Engineer for near X=1,469,390.95ft and LRG-14759-POD2 can be Subfile protests shall do so in the Lower Rio Grande Permit to Change an Exist- writing (objection must be Dates: 11/13, 11/20, 2015 Y=495,931.53ft NMSP, found approximately 203 ft. Nos.:LRS-28-012-0029 & Underground Water Basin in ing Water Right within the NAD83 Central Zone, on northeast of the intersection LRN-28-012-0030 of the legible, signed, and include Doña Ana County bydrilling Lower Rio Grande Under- IN THE land owned by applicants, of Orgot Rd. and Valles Rd. Lower Rio Grande BasinHy- the writer's complete name, PROBATE COURT 1 1 Well LRG-00472 will be proposed supplemental well drographic Survey. The site ground Water Basin in Doña phone number and mailing located within the NE ⁄4 SE ⁄4 LRG-01243-POD4 to a Ana County by drilling COUNTY OF of said Section 26, for the retained for other water of proposed well address). The objection to depth of 400 feet witha proposed well DOÑA ANA continued diversion of an rights and LRG-01243-POD4 will be the approval of the applica- STATE OF amount of water reserved for LRG-14759-POD1 will be NEW MEXICO future determination by the properly plugged. No. 15-0303

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOSEPH A. WOLFE a/k/a JOSEPH ANDREW INVITATION WOLFE DECEASED BID/REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP)/REQUEST FOR QUOTE (RFQ)

NOTICE TO Pre-Bid/ Description Number Due Date / Time CREDITORS Pre-Proposal Meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY December 2, 2015 / INVITATION FOR BID Hadley Ave. Reconstruction December 15, 2015/ GIVEN that TERRY J. 15-16-043 10:00am Public Works Rm (N. Armijo to N. Water) 10:00am WOLFE and SCOTT S. Pre-Bid/ 2104, 700 N Main St. Description Number Due Date / Time WOLFE have been appoin- Pre-Proposal Meeting December 8, 2015/ Ferrous Chloride PA 15-16-013 N/A ted co-personal representa- 2:00pm tives of this estate. All WELDING & METAL December 19, 2015 @ persons having claims FABRICATION SERVICES #16-21B N/A December 8, 2015/ 11:01 a.m. MST Surveying Services 15-16-061 N/A against this estate are re- PRICE AGREEMENT 4:00pm quired to present their claims within two months after the A copy of the solicitation may obtained @ NewMexicoBidSystem.com For information, Please use this link to access all City of Las Cruces solicitations: https://www.newmexicobidsystem.com/Registration.asp?ID=1757 date of the first publication contact South Central Solid Waste Authority’s Purchasing Manager @ scswabid@las-cruces. Sealed bids/proposals will be received by the City of Las Cruces Purchasing Section, at 700 N. Main, 3rd Floor, Room 3134. of this Notice or the claims org or (575)528-3709. Unless otherwise noted above, copies of solicitation documents may be inspected or obtained at City Hall, 700 N. Main St, Room 3134, Las Cruces, NM. Additional will be forever barred. information/clarification regarding solicitations may be obtained by contacting the City Purchasing Section at (575) 541-2525 or by email to [email protected] Claims must be presented Sealed bids are received by the Purchasing Manager at 2865 W. Amador, Las Cruces, NM 88005. either to the co-personal Dates 11/20/15 representatives in care of Friday, November 20, 2015 Las Cruces Bulletin Legal Notices | B21 tion must be based on: (1) New Mexico, you must (2) Public Welfare/Conser- the writer's complete name, tion or other entity having Special Master fro m March 12, 2014 Impairment; if impairment, show how you will be vation of Water; if public phone number and mailing standing to file objections or c/o Legal Process through the date of the sale. you must specifically identi- substantially and specifically welfare or conservation of address). The objection to protests shall do so in Network P.O. Box 51526 Said interest is in the amount fy your water rights; and/or affected. The written protest water within the state of the approval of the applica- writing(objection must be Albuquerque, NM 87181 o f $9,244.23 . (2) Public Welfare/Conser- must be filed, in triplicate, New Mexico, you must tion must be based on: (1) legible, signed, and include TED ON THE PLAT 505-417-4113 vation of Water; if public with the State Engineer, show how you will be Impairment; if impairment, the writer's complete name, THEREOF, FILED IN THE 1 NM-13-594987-JUD NOTICE IS FURTHER welfare or conservation of 1680 Hickory Loop, Suite J, substantially and specifically you must specifically identi- phone number and mailing OFFICE OF THE COUNTY IDSPub #0094568 GIVEN that the real proper- water within the state of Las Cruces, NM 88005 affected. The written protest fy your water rights; and/or address). The objection to CLERK OF SAID COUN- ty and improvements con- New Mexico, you must within ten (10) days after the must be filed, in triplicate, (2) Public Welfare/Conser- the approval of the applica- TY ON MAY 18, 1999, IN 11/6/2015 11/13/2015 cerned with herein will be show how you will be date of the last publication with the State Engineer, vation of Water; if public tion must be based on: (1) BOOK 19 PAGE(S) 11/20/2015 11/27/2015 sold subject to any and all substantially and specifically of this Notice. Facsimiles 1680 Hickory Loop, Suite J, welfare or conservation of Impairment; if impairment, 278-279 OF PLAT RE- patent reservations, ease- affected. The written protest (faxes) will be accepted as a Las Cruces, NM 88005 water within the sate of New you must specifically identi- CORDS. NOTICE OF ments, all recorded and must be filed, in triplicate, valid protest as long as the within ten (10) days after the Mexico, you must show how fy your water rights; and /or FORECLOSURE SALE unrecorded liens not fore- with the State Engineer, hard copy is hand-delivered date of the last publication you will be substantially and (2) Public Welfare/Conser- The sale is to begin at 11:45 THE STATE OF closed herein, and all recor- 1680 Hickory Loop, Suite J, or mailed and postmarked of this Notice. Facsimiles specifically affected. The vation of Water; if public P M on December 3, 2015, NEW MEXICO ded and unrecorded special Las Cruces, NM 88005 within 24-hours of the (faxes) will be accepted as a written protest must be filed, welfare or conservation of on the front steps of the COUNTY OF assessments and taxes that within ten (10) days after the facsimile. Mailing postmark valid protest as long as the in triplicate, with the State water within the state of Third Judicial District DOÑA ANA may be due . WELLS date of the last publication will be used to validate the hard copy is hand-delivered Engineer, 1680 Hickory New Mexico, you must Courthouse, City o f Las THIRD JUDICIAL FARGO BANK, NA, its of this Notice. Facsimiles 24-hour period. Protests can or mailed and postmarked Loop, Suite J Las Cruces, show how you will be Cruces, County of Doña DISTRICT attorneys, and the under- (faxes) will be accepted as a be faxed to the Office of the within 24-hours of the NM 88005 within ten (10) substantially and specifically Ana, State of New Mexico, signed Special Master, dis- valid protest as long as the State Engineer, facsimile. Mailing postmark days after the date of affected. The written protest at which time I will sell to No. D-307-CV-2013-01957 claim all responsibility for, hard copy is hand-delivered 575-524-6160. If no valid will be used to validate the publication of this Notice. must be filed, in triplicate, the highest and best bidder and the purchaser at the sale or mailed and postmarked protest or objection is filed, 24-hour period. Protests can Facsimiles (faxes) will be with the State Engineer, for cash in lawful currency WELLS FARGO BANK, takes the property "as is," in within 24-hours of the the State Engineer will be faxed to the Office of the accepted as valid protest as 1680 Hickory Loop, Suite J, of the United States of NA, Plaintiff, its present condition, subject facsimile. Mailing postmark evaluate the application in State Engineer, long as the hard copy is Las Cruces, NM 88005 with America, the Property to pay to the valuation of the will be used to validate the accordance with the provi- 575-524-6160. If no valid hand-delivered or mailed in ten (10) days after the expenses of sale, and to vs. property by the County 24-hour period. Protests can sions of Chapter 72 NMSA protest or objection is filed, and postmarked within date of the last publication satisfy the Judgment granted Assessor as real or personal be faxed to the Office of the 1978. the State Engineer will 24-hours of the facsimile. of this Notice. Facsimiles US Bank National Associa- RAFAEL G. AGUIRRE; property, affixture of any State Engineer, evaluate the application in Mailing postmark will be (faxes) will be accepted as a tion, As Trustee For Cit- CAPITAL ONE HOME mobile or manufactured 575-524-6160. If no valid Dates: 11/20, 11/27, 12/04, accordance with the provi- used to validate the 24-hour valid protest as long as the igroup Mortgage Loan Trust LOANS, LLC; Defendants. home to the land, deactiva- protest or objection is filed, 2015 sions of Chapter 72 NMSA period. Protest can be faxed hard copy is hand-delivered 2006-WFHE4, Asset- tion of title to a mobile or the State Engineer will 1978. to the Office of the State or mailed and postmarked Backed Pass-Through Cer- AMENDED PLEASE manufactured home on the evaluate the application in NOTICE is hereby given Engineer, 575-524-6160. If within 24-hours of the tificates, Series TAKE NOTICE that the property, if any, environ- accordance with the provi- that on November 5, 2015, Dates: 11/20, 11/27, 12/04, no valid protest or objection facsimile. Mailing postmark 2006-WFHE4 . US Bank above-entitled Court, having mental contamination on the sions of Chapter 72 NMSA Robert H. Provencio, 1910 2015 is filed, the State Engineer will be used to validate the National Association, As appointed me or my desig- property, if any, and zoning 1978. Three Saints Road, Anthony, will evaluate the application 24-hour period. protests can Trustee For Citigroup Mort- nee as Special Master in this violations concerning the NM 88021 and Eugene NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with the be faxed to the Office of the gage Loan Trust matter with the power to property, if any . Date: 11/20, 11/27, 12/04, Antonio Provencio, 9719 that on October 14, 2015, provisions of Chapter 72 State Engineer, 2006-WFHE4, Asset- sell, has ordered me to sell 2015 Wickway, El Paso, TX Sally M. Harper, on behalf NMSA 1978. 575-524-6160. If no valid Backed Pass-Through Cer- the real property (the "Prop- NOTICE IS FURTHER 79925 filed application num- of the Harper Family Trust protest or objection is filed, tificates, Series erty") situated in Doña Ana GIVEN that the purchaser at bered LRG-15956-POD1, and Harper Family Credit Date: 11/06, 11/13, 11/20, the State Engineer will 2006-WFHE4 was awarded County, New Mexico, com- such sale shall take title to NOTICE is hereby given OSE File No's. LRG-9727-5 Trust, PO Box 104 Mesilla 2015 evaluate the application in a Judgment on April 2, monly known as 1225 Akers the above described real that on March 19, 2015, and LRG-9727-7, with the Park, NM 88047 filed appli- accordance with the provi- 2015, in the total amount of Street, Las Cruces, NM property subject to a one (1) W.A. and Josie Nunn, PO State Engineer for Permit to cation numbered NOTICE is hereby given sions of Chapter 72 NMSA $178,946.44, with interest at 88005, and more particularly month right of redemption . Box 496, Hatch, NM 87937 Change an Existing Water LRG-1703-POD5, OSE File that on October 7, 2015, 1978. the rate o f 5.875% per described as follows: filed application numbered Right within the Lower Rio No's LRG-1703-2 and Peter Paulson, 11213 N. annum from July 30, 2014 PROSPECTIVE PUR- LRG-13764-POD2 for Per- Grande Underground Water LRG-1703-3, with the State Doña Ana Rd., Las Cruces, Dates: 11/06, 11/13, 11/20, through the date of the sale. LOT 5, BLOCK 109 OF CHASERS AT SALE ARE mit to Change Location of Basin in Doña Ana County Engineer for Permit to NM 88007, filed application 2015 Said interest is in the amount COUNTRY CLUB MAN- ADVISED TO MAKE Well within the Lower Rio by discontinuing the use of Change an Existing Water numbered of $ 14,142.28. OR NO. 3, REPLAT NO. 1, THEIR OWN EXAMINA- Grande Underground Water well LRG-9727 located at Right within the Lower Rio LRG-11802-POD2, OSE NOTICE OF LOCATED IN THE CITY TION OF THE TITLE AND Basin in Doña Ana County X = 1,517,415 Y = 374,933 Grande Underground Water File No. LRG-11802, with FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS FURTHER OF LAS CRUCES, DOÑA THE CONDITION OF THE by discontinuing the use of ft. NMSP, Central Zone, Basin in Doña Ana County the State Engineer for Permit STATE OF GIVEN that the real proper- ANA COUNTY, NEW PROPERTY AND TO well LRG-13764-POD1, lo- NAD83, on land owned by by discontinuing the use of to Change an Existing Water NEW MEXICO ty and improvements con- MEXICO AS SHOWN ON CONSULT THEIR OWN cated on land owned by the Rudy Provencio, LLC and well LRG-1703 located at Right within the Lower Rio COUNTY OF cerned with herein will be THE PLAT THEREOF ATTORNEY BEFORE applicants at X=1,366,283 using replacement well approximately X = Grande Underground Water DOÑA ANA sold subject to any and all FILED FOR RECORD IN BIDDING. Y=604,722 ft. NMSP, Cen- LRG-15956-POD1 located 1,500896.7 Y = 437,244 ft. basin in Doña Ana County THIRD JUDICIAL patent reservations, ease- THE OFFICE OF THE tral Zone, NAD83, and at X = 1,517,799.3 NMSP, Central Zone, by drilling proposed well DISTRICT ments, all recorded and COUNTY CLERK OF By: Robert A. Doyle, drilling replacement well Y = 373,314.5 on land NAD83, on land owned by LRG-11802-POD2 to a unrecorded liens not fore- SAID COUNTY ON Special Master LRG-13764-POD2 with an 8 owned by Raymond D. and the Harper Family Credit depth of 300 feet with in No. D-307-CV-2013-02413 closed herein, and all recor- MARCH 18, 1976 AND c/o Legal Process Network inch casing at a depth of Martha P. Brito for the Trust and drilling replace- 8-inch casing, in a location ded and unrecorded special RECORDED IN BOOK 12 P.O. Box 51526 approximately 80 feet to be continued diversion of an ment well LRG-1703-POD5 within the SW1⁄4 SW1⁄4 of US BANK NATIONAL assessments and taxes that AT PAGE 47, PLAT RE- Albuquerque, NM 87181 located at approximately amount of water determined to be located at approximate- Section 13, Township 21S, ASSOCIATION, AS may be due . US Bank CORDS. 505-417-4113 X=1,366,271 Y=604,814 ft. by the May 24, 1999 Order ly X = 1,500,901 Y = Range 1W (NMPM) and TRUSTEE FOR CIT- National Association, As 1 NM-13-589203-JUD NMSP, Central Zone, of the Third Judical District 436,911 on land owned by more specifically located at IGROUP MORTGAGE Trustee For Citigroup Mort- The sale is to begin at 11:45 IDSPub #0094627 NAD83, on land owned by Court, Doña Ana County, the Harper Family Credit or near the intersection of LOAN TRUST gage Loan Trust AM on December 3, 2015, the applicants, for the con- State of NM, combined with Trust for the continued X:1,439,188 ft. and Y: 2006-WFHE4, ASSET- 2006-WFHE4, Asset- on the front steps of the 11/6/2015 11/13/2015 tinued diversion of 61.29 surface water from the EBID diversion of an an amount of 537,872 ft. (NMSP) Central BACKED PASS- Backed Pass-Through Cer- Third Judicial District 11/20/2015 11/27/2015 acre-feet per annum or that for irrigation of 4.52 acres of water determined by the NAD83), on land owned by THROUGH CERTIFI- tificates, Series Courthouse, City of Las amount of water determined land owned by Robert H. May 24, 1999 Order of the the applicant, which will CATES, SERIES 2006-WFHE4, its attorneys, Cruces, County of Doña NOTICE OF by May 24, 1999 Order of Provencio located within Pt. Third Judicial District Court, supplement existing well 2006-WFHE4, and the undersigned Special Ana, State of New Mexico, FORECLOSURE SALE the Court, combined with of the SW1⁄4 of projected Sec Doña Ana County, State of LRG-11802, located on Master, disclaim all respon- at which time I will sell to THE STATE OF surface water from the 21, T26S, R03E, NMPM, as NM, combined with surface property owned by Chris & v. sibility for, and the purchas- the highest and best bidder NEW MEXICO EBID, for the irrigation of described by Subfile No.: water from the EBID for Ymelda L. Chavez within er at the sale takes the for cash in lawful currency COUNTY OF 13.62 acres of land, owned LRS-28-014-0067 of the irrigation of 19.35 acres of the SW1⁄4 of said Section 13 KIM CAMPOS and JOHN property "as is," in its of the United States of DOÑA ANA by the applicants, located Lower Rio Grande Hydro- land owned by the applicants and more specifically descri- DOE CAMPOS, wife and present condition, subject to America, the Property to pay THIRD JUDICIAL within Pt. NW1⁄4 of Sec 15, graphic Survey and 5.40 located within Pt. of the SE1⁄4 bed at the intersection of X: husband; ABC Corpora- the valuation of the property expenses of sale, and to DISTRICT T19S, R03W, NMPM as acres of land owned by of projected Sec 23, T24S, 1,439127.1 ft. and Y: tions I-X, XYZ Partner- by the County Assessor as satisfy the Judgment granted described by Subfile Order Eugene Antonio Provencio R02E and Pt. of NE1⁄4 of 538,023.5 ft. (NMSP Central ships I-X, John Does I-X real or personal property, WELLS FARGO BANK, No. D-307-CV-2014-01368 No: LRR-28-008-0125. Pro- located within Pt. of the SW projected SEC 26, T24S, NAD83), for the continued and Jane Does I-X, THE affixture of any mobile or NA . WELLS FARGO posed replacement well 1⁄4of said Sec 21, as descri- R02E, NMPM, as described diversion of an amount of UNKNOWN HEIRS AND manufactured home to the BANK, NA, was awarded a DEUTSCHE BANK NA- LRG-13764-POD2 is loca- bed by Subfile Order No.: by Subfile Order No's.: shallow groundwater re- DEVISEES OF ANY OF land, deactivation of title to Judgment on September 12, TIONAL TRUST COM- ted southeast of Hatch and LRS-28-014-0067-B of the LRS-28-004-0176 ( A) and served for future determina- THE ABOVE, IF DE- a mobile or manufactured 2014, in the total amount of PANY, AS TRUSTEE may be found at the physical Third Judicial District Court, LRS-28-004-0177 of the tion by the May 24, 1999 CEASED, Defendants. home on the property, if any, $106,945.92, with interest at FOR MORGAN STAN- address of 1140 E Hall St. Doña Ana County, State of Third Judicial District Court, Order of the Third Judicial environmental contamina- the rate o f 5.00% per annum LEY ABS CAPITAL I The applicants have reques- New Mexico. Replacement Doña Ana County, State of District Court, Doña Ana AMENDED PLEASE tion on the property, if any, ted emergency authorization well LRG-15956-POD1 is New Mexico. Proposed re- County, State of New Mexi- TAKE NOTICE that the and zoning violations con- to drill the proposed well located north of Anthony, placement well co, combined with surface above-entitled Court, having cerning the property, if any . under NMSA, 1978, Section NM at the physical address LRG-1703-POD5 will be water from the Elephant appointed me or my desig- 72-12-22. of 1650 W OHara Rd. located north of Mesquite, Butte Irrigation District, for nee as Special Master in this NOTICE IS FURTHER Any person, firm or corpora- Existing well LRG-9727 NM at approximately 427 the irrigation of 10.8 acres of matter with the power to GIVEN that the purchaser at tion or other entity having will be retained for other feet southwest of the inter- land, owned by the appli- sell, has ordered me to sell such sale shall take title to PUBLIC AUCTION standing to file objections or rights. section of Harper Rd and the cant, located within the the real property (the "Prop- the above described real protests shall do so in Apache Lateral. The appli- SW1⁄4 of said Section 13 as erty") situated in Doña Ana property subject to a one (1) The City of Las Cruces (City) uses an online auction service writing (objection must be Any person, firm or corpora- cants have requested emer- described in Subfile No. County, New Mexico, com- month right of redemption . to dispose of obsolete, unusable, or surplus equipment, legible, signed, and include tion or other entity having gency authorization to drill LRN 28-002-0013 of the monly known as 1314 furnishings, vehicles and supplies. the writer's complete name, standing to file objections or and use replacement well Lower Rio Grande Basin Nancy Lopez Ct, Las Cru- PROSPECTIVE PUR- phone number and mailing protests shall do so in under NMSA, 1978, section Hydrographic Survey. The ces, NM 88011, and more CHASERS AT SALE ARE The public is invited to view and bid on items by accessing address). The objection to writing (objection must be 72-12-23. Existing well site of proposed well particularly described as fol- ADVISED TO MAKE PublicSurplus.com through a link on the City’s webpage the approval of the applica- legible, signed, and include LRG-1703 will be properly LRG-11802-POD2 will be lows: THEIR OWN EXAMINA- las-cruces.org. All sales are final. tion must be based on: (1) the writer's complete name, plugged. located southeast of Raduim TION OF THE TITLE AND Impairment; if impairment, phone number and mailing Springs, NM and may be LOT 10, BLOCK C, UNI- THE CONDITION OF THE For more information, please contact the City of Las Cruces you must specifically identi- address). The objection to Any person, firm or corpora- found approximately 0.22 VERSITY GOLF ES- PROPERTY AND TO Property Transfer & Disposal Coordinator at 575-541-2683, fy your water rights; and/or the approval of the applica- tion or other entity having miles northeast of the inter- TATES, PHASE 1, IN THE CONSULT THEIR OWN 575-541-2590 or [email protected] (2) Public Welfare/Conser- tion must be based on: (1) standing to file objections or section of Bear Claw Ln. CITY OF LAS CRUCES, ATTORNEY BEFORE Dates 1/3 - 12/26, 2014 vation of Water; if public Impairment; if impairment, protests shall do so in and Windflyer Ln. DOÑA ANA COUNTY, BIDDING. Dates 1/2-12/25/15 welfare or conservation of you must specifically identi- writing ( objection must be NEW MEXICO, AS water within the state of fy your water rights; and/or legible, signed, and included Any person, firm or corpora- SHOWN AND DESIGNA- By: Robert A. Doyle, B22 | Legal Notices Las Cruces Bulletin Friday, November 20, 2015 the valuation of the property satisfy the Judgment granted NOTICE IS FURTHER $ 128,488.17 with interest at Court of Doña Ana County, INC. TRUST 2006-WMC2 by the County Assessor as WELLS FARGO BANK, NERSHIPS I-X, JOHN GIVEN that the purchaser at the rate of 5.875% per 201 W. Picacho, Suite A, BY MERGER TO BANK MORTGAGE PASS- real or personal property, N.A. . WELLS FARGO DOES I-X AND HANE such sale shall take title to annum from April 2, 2015 Las Cruces, New Mexico OF ALBUQUERQUE, THROUGH CERTIFI- affixture of any mobile or BANK, N.A. was awarded a DOES I-X, THE UN- the above described real through the date of the sale. 88005. N.A., Plaintiff, CATES, SERIES manufactured home to the Judgment on July 13, 2015 KNOWN HEIRS AND property subject to a one (1) Said interest is in the amount 2006-WMC2, Plaintiff, land, deactivation of title to in the total amount of $ DEVISEES OF ANY OF month right of redemption . of $5,315.10. Dated this 5th day of vs. a mobile or manufactured 59,219.94, with interest at THE ABOCE, IF DE- November, 2015. vs. home on the property, if any, the rate o f 6.00% per annum CEASED; OCCUPANTS PROSPECTIVE PUR- NOTICE IS FURTHER JOSEPH P. REYERO environmental contamina- from April 24, 2015 through OF THE PROPERTY, CHASERS AT SALE ARE GIVEN that the real proper- By: /s/ AKA JOSEPH PAUL LEON ID GAVRILMAN tion on the property, if any, the date of the sale. Said Defendants. ADVISED TO MAKE ty and improvements con- ANNA ELIZABETH REYERO AND JANE AND MIRA GAVRIL- and zoning violations con- interest is in the amount of THEIR OWN EXAMINA- cerned with herein will be MONTANO, Personal DOE REYERO, HUS- MAN, husband and wife cerning the property, if any. $2,170.86. If the sale is set PLEASE TAKE NOTICE TION OF THE TITLE sold subject to any and all Representative of the Estate BAND AND WIFE; MI- and OCCUPANTS OF aside for any reason, the that the above-entitled AND THE CONDITION patent reservations, ease- of Ophelia M. Chavez, CHELLE R. REYERO THE PROPERTY, NOTICE IS FURTHER Purchaser at the sale shall be Court, having appointed me OF THE PROPERTY ments, all recorded and deceased. AKA MICHELLE ROSE Defendants. GIVEN that the purchaser at entitled only to return of the or my designee as Special AND TO CONSULT unrecorded liens not fore- REYERO AND JOHN such sale shall take title to deposit paid. The Purchaser Master in this matter with THEIR OWN ATTOR- closed herein, and all recor- Prepared by: DOE , WIFE AND HUS- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE the above described real shall have no further re- the power to sell, has NEY BEFORE BIDDING. ded and unrecorded special The Law Offices of BAND; PRESTIGE FI- that the above-entitled property subject to a one (1) course against the Mortga- ordered me to sell the real assessments and taxes that Dana M. Kyle, P.A. NANCIAL SERVICER, Court, having appointed me month right of redemption . gor, the Mortgagee or the property (the "Property") By: Robert A. Doyle, may be due . WELLS INC,; NEW MEXICO DE- or my designee as Special Mortgagee's attorney . situated in Doña Ana Coun- Special Master FARGO BANK, NA, its By:/s/ PARTMENT OF WORK- Master in this matter with PROSPECTIVE PUR- ty, New Mexico, commonly c/o Legal Process Network attorneys, and the under- Dana M. Kyle FORCE SOLUTIONS - the power to sell, has CHASERS AT SALE ARE NOTICE IS FURTHER known as 5041 Starlite P.O. Box 51526 signed Special Master, dis- P.O. Box 2277 BENEFITS PAYMENT ordered me to sell the real ADVISED TO MAKE GIVEN that the real proper- Court, Las Cruces, NM Albuquerque, NM 87181 claim all responsibility for, Las Cruces, NM 88004-2277 CONTROL SECTION; property (the "Property") THEIR OWN EXAMINA- ty and improvements con- 88012, and more particularly 505-417-4113 and the purchaser at the sale (575) 525-0020 ABC CORPORATIONS situated in Dona Ana Coun- TION OF THE TITLE AND cerned with herein will be described as follows: 1 NM-14-646587-JUD takes the property "as is," in (575) 525-0017 fax I-X, XYZ PARTNER- ty, New Mexico, commonly THE CONDITION OF THE sold subject to any and all IDSPub #0094339 its present condition, subject Attorney for Personal SHIPS I-X, JOHN DOES known as 812 Bonnie Court, PROPERTY AND TO patent reservations, ease- LOT NUMBERED 26 IN to the valuation of the Representative I-X AND JANE DOES I-X, Sunland Park, NM 88063, CONSULT THEIR OWN ments, all recorded and BLOCK NUMBERED 29 10/30/2015 11/6/2015 property by the County THE UNKNOWN HEIRS and more particularly descri- ATTORNEY BEFORE unrecorded liens not fore- OF LAS COLINAS PLAN- 11/13/2015 11/20/2015 Assessor as real or personal STATE OF AND DEVISEES OF ANY bed as follows: BIDDING. closed herein, and all recor- NED UNIT DEVELOP- property, affixture of any NEW MEXICO OF THE ABOVE, IF ded and unrecorded special MENT, PHASE VI-A, LAS STATE OF mobile or manufactured COUNTY OF CURRY DECEASED,; OCCU- LOT 32, BLOCK 3, MA- By: Robert A. Doyle, assessments and taxes that CRUCES, DOÑA ANA NEW MEXICO home to the land, deactiva- NINTH JUDICIAL PANTS OF THE PROP- SON FARMS SUBDIVI- Special Master may be due . WELLS COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, COUNTY OF tion of title to a mobile or DISTRICT COURT ERTY, Defendants. SION UNIT 2, IN THE c/o Legal Process Network FARGO BANK, N.A., its AS THE SAME IS SHOWN DOÑA ANA manufactured home on the COUNTY OF DONA ANA, P.O. Box 51526 attorneys, and the under- AND DESIGNATED ON THIRD JUDICIAL property, if any, environ- No. D-905-PB-2015-00053 NOTICE OF STATE OF NEW MEXICO, Albuquerque, signed Special Master, dis- THE PLAT OF SAID LAS DISTRICT mental contamination on the Judge David P. Reeb FORECLOSURE SALE AS SHOWN AND DESIG- NM 87181 claim all responsibility for, COLINAS PLANNED property, if any, and zoning NATED ON THE PLAT 505-417-4113 and the purchaser at the sale UNIT DEVELOPMENT, No. D-307-CV-2014-01475 violations concerning the IN THE MATTER OF PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THEREOF, FILED IN THE 1 NM-14-619736-JUD takes the property "as is," in PHASE VI-A, FILED IN property, if any. THE ESTATE OF that the above-entitled OFFICE OF THE COUNTY IDSPub #0095794 its present condition, subject THE OFFICE OF THE WELLS FARGO BANK, JAMES D. SMITH, Court, having appointed me CLERK OF SAID COUN- to the valuation of the COUNTY CLERK OF NA, Plaintiff, NOTICE IS FURTHER Deceased. or my designee as Special TY AS PLAT NO. 4040 ON 11/20/2015 11/27/2015 property by the County DOÑA ANA COUNTY, GIVEN that the purchaser at Master in this matter with 10/26/2004 IN BOOK 21 12/4/2015 12/11/2015 Assessor as real or personal NEW MEXICO ON FEB- v. such sale shall take title to NOTICE TO the power to sell, has PAGE ( S) 18-21 OF PLAT property, affixture of any RUARY 2, 1996 IN PLAT the above described real CREDITORS ordered me to sell the real RECORDS. NOTICE OF mobile or manufactured BOOK 18, FOLIO 412-413. DIANE MICHELE PRIN- property subject to a one (1) property ( the"property") FORECLOSURE SALE home to the land, deactiva- DEVILLE, SARAH month right of redemption . NOTICE IS HEREBY situated in Doña Ana Coun- The sale is to begin at 11:45 THE STATE OF tion of title to a mobile or The sale is to begin at BOONE, FIRSTLIGHT GIVEN that VIVIAN ty, New Mexico, commonly A.M. on December 17, NEW MEXICO manufactured home on the 11:45am on December 3, FEDERAL CREDIT UN- PROSPECTIVE PUR- SMITH has been appointed known as 1817 Missouri 2015, on the front steps of COUNTY OF property, if any, environ- 2015, at the main entrance of ION, THE UNKNOWN CHASERS AT SALE ARE Personal Representative of Ave, Las Cruces, NM the Third Judicial District DOÑA ANA mental contamination on the the Third Judicial District SPOUSE OF DIANE MI- ADVISED TO MAKE the estate of JAMES D. 88001, and more particularly Courthouse, City of Las THIRD JUDICIAL property, if any, and zoning Courthouse, City of Picacho, CHELE PRINDEVILLE, THEIR OWN EXAMINA- SMITH, deceased. All per- described as follows: Cruces, County of Dona DISTRICT violations concerning the County of Doña Ana, State AND THE UNKNOWN TION OF THE TITLE sons having claims against Ana, State of New Mexico, property, if any . of New Mexico, at which SPOUSE OF SARAH AND THE CONDITION the estate are required to LOT 13,BLOCK A COL- at which time I will sell to No. D-307-CV-2013-02123 time I will sell to the highest BOONE, Defendants. OF THE PROPERTY present their claims within LEGE HEIGHTS, IN THE the highest and best bidder NOTICE IS FURTHER and best bidder for cash in AND TO CONSULT two (2) months after the date CITY OF LAS CRUCES, for cash in lawful currency WELLS FARGO BANK, GIVEN that the purchaser at lawful currency of the NOTICE OF THEIR OWN ATTOR- of the first publication of DOÑA ANA STATE OF of the United States of N.A., Plaintiff, such sale shall take title to United States of America, FORECLOSURE SALE NEY BEFORE BIDDING. this notice, or the claims will NEW MEXICO, AS America, the Property to pay the above described real the Property to pay expenses be forever barred. Claims SHOWN AND DESIGNA- expenses of sale, and to vs. property subject to a one (1) of sale, and to satisfy the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE By: Margaret Lake, must be presented either to TED ON THE PLAT satisfy the Judgment granted month right of redemption . Judgment granted JPMOR- that the above-entitled Special Master Pro the Personal Representative THEREOF, FILED IN THE Deutsche Bank National SCOTT L BLAIR; GAN CHASE BANK, NA- Court, having appointed me Legal Services, LLC in care of the Attorney for OFFICE OF THE COUNTY Trust Company, As Trustee SANDRA S. BLAIR; PROSPECTIVE PUR- TIONAL ASSOCIATION . or my designee as Special 201 Eubank NE, Suite A3 the Personal Representative, CLERK OF SAID COUN- For Morgan Stanley ABS Defendants. CHASERS AT SALE ARE JPMORGAN CHASE Master in this matter with Albuquerque, NM 87123 Lauren D. Serrano of SCOT- TY ON MAY 19, 1953, Capital I Inc. Trust ADVISED TO MAKE BANK, NATIONAL ASSO- the power to sell, has (505)715-3711 THULSE PC, 201 North RECORDED IN BOOK 7 2006-WMC2 Mortgage PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THEIR OWN EXAMINA- CIATION was awarded a ordered me to sell the real 1 NM-14-647551-JUD Church Street, Suite 201, AT PAGE 37 OF PLAT Pass-Through Certificates, that the above-entitled TION OF THE TITLE Judgment on September 2, property (the "Property") IDSPub #0095399 Las Cruces, New Mexico RECORDS, DOÑA COUN- Series 2006-WMC2 . Deut- Court, having appointed me AND THE CONDITION 2015, in the total amount of situated in Doña Ana Coun- 88001, Phone: TY, NEW MEXICO sche Bank National Trust or my designee as Special OF THE PROPERTY $ 84,365.30 with interest at ty, New Mexico, commonly 11/20/2015 11/27/2015 (575)522-0765, Fax: Company, As Trustee For Master in this matter with AND TO CONSULT the rate of 5.375% per known as 3336 Lunarridge 12/4/2015 12/11/2015 (575)522-0006, or filed with The sale is to begin at 11:45 Morgan Stanley ABS Capi- the power to sell, has THEIR OWN ATTOR- annum from July 31, 2015 Street, Las Cruces, NM the Ninth Judicial District AM on December 17, 2015, tal I Inc . Trust 2006-WMC2 ordered me to sell the real NEY BEFORE BIDDING. through the date of the sale. 88012, and more particularly STATE OF Court, located at 700 N. at the main entrance of the Mortgage Pass-Through property (the "Property") Said interest is in the amount described as follows: NEW MEXICO Main, Suite 11, Clovis, New Third Judicial District Certificates, Series situated in Doña Ana Coun- By: Robert A. Doyle, of $1,552.92. COUNTY OF Mexico 88101. Courthouse, City of Las 2006-WMC2 was awarded a ty, New Mexico, commonly Special Master LOT 4, BLOCK F, SUNSET DONA ANA Cruces, County of Doña Judgment on April 30, 2015, known as 631 King James c/o Legal Process Network NOTICE IS FURTHER HILLS SUBDIVISION THIRD JUDICIAL Dated this 4th day of Nov., Ana, State of New Mexico, in the total amount of $ Ave, Las Cruces, NM P.O. Box 51526 GIVEN that the real proper- PLAT NO. 3, IN THE DISTRICT COURT 2015. at which time I will sell to 190,758.72, with interest at 88007-7314, and more par- Albuquerque, NM 87181 ty and improvements con- COUNTY OF DOÑA ANA, highest bidder for cash in the rate of 8.4 % per annum ticularly described as fol- 505-417-4113 cerned with herein will be STATE OF NEW MEXICO, PB-2015-94 SCOTTHULSE PC lawful currency of the fro m March, 17, 2015 lows: 1 NM-14-639269-JUD sold subject to any and all AS SHOWN AND DESIG- Judge Mary Rosner 201 North Church Street, United States of America., through the date of the sale. IDSPub #0094338 patent reservations, ease- NATED ON THE PLAT Suite 201 the Property to pay expenses Said interest is in the amount LOT 17, BLOCK 2, ROY- ments, all recorded and THEREOF, FILED IN THE IN THE MATTER OF Las Cruces, of sale, and to satisfy the of $12,072.68 . AL VALLEY SUBDIVI- 10/30/2015 11/6/2015 unrecorded liens not fore- OFFICE OF THE COUNTY THE ESTATE OF New Mexico 88001 Judgment granted BOKF, SION NO. 2, IN DOÑA 11/13/2015 11/20/2015 closed herein, and all recor- CLERK OF SAID COUN- OPHELIA M. CHAVEZ, (575) 522-0765 N.A. A National Banking NOTICE IS FURTHER ANA COUNTY, NEW ded and unrecorded special TY AS PLAT NO. 1169 ON Deceased. (575) 522-0006 Facsimile Association D/B/A Bank of GIVEN that the real proper- MEXICO, AS SHOWN NOTICE OF assessments and taxes that JANUARY 30, 1984 IN Oklahoma, As Successor In ty and improvements con- AND DESIGNATED ON FORECLOSURE SALE may be due . JPMORGAN BOOK 13, PAGE(S) 225 NOTICE TO By:/s/Lauren D. Serrano Interest By Merger To Bank cerned with herein will be THE PLAT THEREOF, THE STATE OF CHASE BANK, NATION- OF PLAT RECORDS. CREDITORS LAUREN D. SERRANO of Albuquerque, N.A., was sold subject to any and all FILED IN THE OFFICE OF NEW MEXICO AL ASSOCIATION, its at- Attorneys for awarded a Judgment on patent reservations, ease- THE COUNTY CLERK OF COUNTY OF torneys, and the undersigned The sale is to begin at 11:00 ANNA ELIZABETH MON- Personal Representative September 10, 2015, in the ments, all recorded and SAID COUNTY ON JANU- DOÑA ANA Special Master, disclaim all AM on December 15, 2015, TANO has been appointed total amount of $65,296.75, unrecorded liens not fore- ARY 29, 1991, IN BOOK THIRD JUDICIAL responsibility for, and the on the front steps of the Personal Representative of Dates:11/13, 11/20, 11/27, with interest at the rate of closed herein, and all recor- 16 PAGES 373-374 OF DISTRICT purchaser at the sale takes Third Judicial District the Estate of OPHELIA M. 2015 6.875% per annum from ded and unrecorded special PLAT RECORDS . the property "as is," in its Courthouse, City of Las CHAVEZ, deceased. All July 1, 2015, through the assessments and taxes that No. D-307-CV-2014-02349 present condition, subject to Cruces, County of Doña persons having claims STATE OF date of the sale. Said interest may be due . Deutsche Bank The sale is to begin at 11:45 the valuation of the property Ana, State of New Mexico, against this estate are re- NEW MEXICO is in the amount of National Trust Company, A AM on December 3, 2015, JPMORGAN CHASE by the County Assessor as at which time I will sell to quired to present their claims COUNTY OF $2,078.54. s Trustee For Morgan Stan- at the main entrance of the BANK, NATIONAL real or personal property, the highest and best bidder within two (2) months after DONA ANA ley ABS Capital I Inc. Trust Third Judicial District ASSOCIATION, affixture of any mobile or for cash in lawful currency the date of the first publica- THIRD JUDICIAL NOTICE IS FURTHER 2006-WMC2 Mortgage Courthouse, City of Las Plaintiff, manufactured home to the of the United States of tion of this Notice or the DISTRICT GIVEN that the real proper- Pass-Through Certificates, Cruces, County of Doña land, deactivation of title to America, the Property to pay claims will be forever bar- ty and improvements con- Series 2006-WMC2, its at- Ana, State of New Mexico at vs. a mobile or manufactured expenses of sale, and to red. Claims must be presen- No. D-307-CV-2014-02231 cerned with herein will be torneys, and the undersigned which time I will sell to the home on the property, if any, satisfy the Judgment granted ted either to the Personal sold subject to any and all Special Master, disclaim all highest and best bidder for SAMANTHA J. HOOPER environmental contamina- WELLS FARGO BANK, Representative c/o The Law BOKF, N.A., A NATION- patent reservations, ease- responsibility for, and the cash in lawful currency of AND JOHN DOE HOO- tion on the property, if any, NA . WELLS FARGO Offices of Dana M. Kyle, AL BANKING ASSOCIA- ments, all recorded and purchaser at the sale takes the United States of Ameri- PER, WIFE AND HUS- and zoning violations con- BANK, NA was awarded a P.A., P.O. Box 2277, Las TION D/B/A BANK OF unrecorded liens not fore- the property "as is," in its ca, the Property to pay BAND; ABC CORPORA- cerning the property, if any. Judgment on August 13, Cruces, New Mexico 88004, OKLAHOMA, AS SUC- closed herein, and all recor- present condition, subject to expenses of sale, and to TIONS I-X, XYZ PART- 2015, in the total amount of or filed with the District CESSOR IN INTEREST ded and unrecorded special Friday, November 20, 2015 Las Cruces Bulletin Legal Notices | B23 assessments and taxes that ments, all recorded and Ana County, New Mexico, $103,973.38 and the same may be due. BOKF, N.A., DESCRIBED, WHENCE unrecorded liens not fore- as shown and designated on KAMI M. SILVA, and if NOTICE IS FURTHER bears interest at 5.8750% per National Banking Associa- THE EAST 1⁄4CORNER OF closed herin, and all recor- the plat thereof, filed in the married, JOHN DOE A GIVEN that the purchaser at annum from September 1, at 229 Buckhorn Avenue, tion D/B/A Bank of Oklaho- SECTION1, T. 21S., R. 2E., ded and unrecorded special office of the County Clerk of (true name unknown), her such sale shall take title to 2015, to the date of sale. The Las Cruces, and is situate in ma, As Successor In Interest BARS THE TWO FOL- assessments and taxes that said County on February 16, spouse, Defendants. the above described real Plaintiff and/or its assignees Dona Ana County, New by Merger To Bank Of LOWING COURSES AND may be due. CALIBER 1977, in Book 12 Pages property subject to a one has the right to bid at such Mexico, and is particularly Albuquerque, N.A. its attor- DISTANCES: S. 0 DEG HOME LOAN, INC., its 91-92 of Plat Records. NOTICE OF SALE month right of redemption. sale and submit its bid described as follows: neys, and the undersigned 07'33"W., 160.00 FEET TO attorneys and the undesigned verbally or in writing. The Special Master, disclaim all THE SOUTH LINE OF A Special Master, disclaim all THE FOREGOING SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY Electronically filed Plaintiff may apply all or LOT 26, BLOCK 5, OF responsibility for, and the 30.00 FOOT WIDE ROAD responsibility for, and the will be made to satisfy a GIVEN that on December /s/ Pamela A. Carmody any part of its judgment to PONDEROSA MOBILE purchaser at the sale takes AND UTILITY EASE- purchaser at the sale takes judgment rendered by the 16, 2015, at the hour of Pamela A. Carmody, the purchase price in lieu of HOME SUBDIVISION, the property "as is," in its MENT KNOWN AS LEE- the property "as is" in its above Court in the above 10:00 a.m., the undersigned Special Master cash. The sale may be PHASE ONE, IN THE present condition, subject to BARRY LANE: THENCE present condition, subject to entitled and numbered cause Special Master will, at the PO Drawer 16169 postponed and rescheduled CITY OF LAS CRUCES, the valuation of the property ALONG THE SOUTH the valuation of the property on March 16, 2015, being an main entrance of the Doña Las Cruces, at the discretion of the DOÑA ANA COUNTY, by the County Assessor as LINE OF LEEBARRY by the County Assessor as action to foreclose a mort- Ana County Judicial Com- NM 88004-6169 Special Master. NEW MEXICO, AS real or personal property, LANE S. 89 DEG 57'17"E. real or personal property, gage on the above described plex, 201 W. Picacho Ave- (575) 642-5567 SHOWN AND DESIGNA- affixture of any mobile or 528.44 FEET TO THE 1⁄4 affixture of any mobile or property. The Plaintiff's nue, Las Cruces, New Mexi- NOTICE IS FURTHER TED ON THE PLAT manufactured home to the CORNER, THENCE FROM manufactured home to the Judgment, which includes co, sell all the right, title and Dates: 11/20, 11/27, 12/04, GIVEN that the real proper- THEREOF, FILED IN THE land, deactivation of title to THE POINT OF BEGIN- land, deactivation of title to interest and costs, is interest of the above-named 12/11, 2015 ty and improvements con- OFFICE OF THE COUNTY a mobile or manufactured NING N. 89 DEG 57'17" a mobile or manufactured $162,006.40 and the same Defendants in and to the cerned with herein will be CLERK OF SAID COUN- home on the property, if any, W., 107.11 FEET TO AN home on the property, if any, bears interest at 4.375% per hereinafter described real STATE OF sold subject to any and all TY ON OCTOBER 8, 1982, environmental contamina- IRON ROD SET AT THE environmental contamina- annum from February 7, estate to the highest bidder NEW MEXICO patent reservations, ease- IN BOOK 13 PAGE(S) tion on the property, if any, EAST LINE OF 25.00 tion on the property, if any, 2015, to the date of sale. The for cash. The property to be COUNTY OF ments, all recorded and 142-143 OF PLAT RE- and zoning violations con- FOOT WIDE PRIVATE and zoning violations con- Plaintiff and/or its assignees sold is located at 4047 DOÑA ANA unrecorded liens not fore- CORDS. SERIAL NUM- cerning the property, if any. ROAD AND UTILITY cerning the property, if any. has the right to bid at such Demos Avenue, Las Cruces, THIRD JUDICIAL closed herein, and all recor- BER: 2238626890 MAKE: EASEMENT FOR THE sale and submit its bid and is situate in Doña Ana DISTRICT ded and unrecorded special CHAMPION HOME NOTICE IS FURTHER SOUTHWEST CORNER NOTICE IS FURTHER verbally or in writing. The County, New Mexico, and is assessments and taxes that BUILDERS MODEL: TI- GIVEN that the purchaser at OF THIS TRACT; GIVEN that the purchaser at Plaintiff may apply all or particularly described as fol- No. D-307-CV-2012-00335 may be due. Plaintiff and its TAN WHICH IS AFFIXED, such sale shall take title to THENCE ALONG THE such sale shall take title to any part of its judgment to lows: attorneys disclaim all re- ATTACHED TO, AND the above described real EAST SIDE OF SAID the above described real the purchase price in lieu of BAYVIEW LOAN sponsibility for, and the TAXED AS PART OF THE property subject to a one (1) EASEMENT N. 0 DEG property subject to a one (1) cash. The sale may be LOT 2 IN BLOCK A OF SERVICING, LLC, purchaser at the sale takes LAND AS REAL PROPER- month right of redemption. 07'33" E., 120.00 FEET TO month right of redemption. postponed and rescheduled PHASE I MISSION ESPA- Plaintiff, the property subject to, the TY, PURSUANT TO 3 PROSPECTIVE PUR- AN IRON ROD SET FOR at the discretion of the DA PHASE 1 AND 2A, valuation of the property by NMAC 6.5.33, CHASERS AT SALE ARE THE NORTHWEST COR- PROSPECTIVE PUR- Special Master. LAS CRUCES, NEW MEX- vs. the County Assessor as real ADVISED TO MAKE NER OF THIS TRACT; CHASERS AT SALE ARE ICO, AS THE SAME IS or personal property, affix- including, but not limited to, THEIR OWN EXAMINA- THENCE S. 0 DEG 07'33" ADVISED TO MAKE NOTICE IS FURTHER SHOWN AND DESIGNA- THE ESTATE OF DON- ture of any mobile or the manufactured home per- TION OF THE TITLE W., 120.00 FEET TO THE THEIR OWN EXAMINA- GIVEN that the real proper- TED ON THE PLAT OF ALD EUGENE HATCH, manufactured home to the manently attached thereto, a AND THE CONDITION POINT OF BEGINNING TION OF THE TITLE ty and improvements con- SAID PHASE I MISSION Deceased; DONNA LOR- land, deactivation of title to 1983 Champion, VIN num- OF THE PROPERTY CONTAINING 0.2951 AND THE CONDITION cerned with herein will be ESPADA PHASE 1 AND RAINE SIEDOW, Individ- a mobile or manufactured ber 2238626890, title to AND TO CONSULT ACRE OF LAND MORE OF THE PROPERTY sold subject to any and all 2A, FILED IN THE OF- ually and as Personal home on the property, if any, which has been deactivated THEIR OWN ATTOR- OR LESS. ALTOGETHER AND TO CONSULT patent reservations, ease- FICE OF THE COUNTY Representative of the Es- environmental contamina- in the records of the Motor NEY BEFORE BIDDING. WITH THE FOLLOWING THEIR OWN ATTOR- ments, all recorded and CLERK OF DOÑA ANA tate of Donald Eugene tion on the property, if any, Vehicle Department of the DESCRIBED ROAD AND NEY BEFORE BIDDING. unrecorded liens not fore- COUNTY, NEW MEXICO Hatch, Deceased; HARRY and zoning violations con- State of New Mexico. By: Robert A.Doyle, UTILITY EASEMENT: BE- closed herein, and all recor- ON 02/24/2006 IN PLAT JAMES HATCH; DANA cerning the property, if any. Special Master GINNING AT THE By: Robert A. Doyle, ded and unrecorded special BOOK 21, FOLIO 534-536. MAE WILLIAMS; THE FOREGOING SALE c/o Legal Process Network NORTHWEST CORNER Special Master assessments and taxes that DAPHNE REBECCA NOTICE IS FURTHER will be made to satisfy a P.O. Box 51526 OF THE ABOVE DESCRI- c/o Legal Process Network may be due. Plaintiff and its THE FOREGOING SALE HATCH; DONALD JOHN GIVEN that the purchaser at judgment rendered by the Albuquerque, NM 87181 BED 0.2951 ACRE TRACT PO Box 51526 attorneys disclaim all re- will be made to satisfy a HATCH; THE UN- such sale shall take title to above Court in the above 505-417-4113 FOR THE NORTHEAST Albuquerque, NM 87181 sponsibility for, and the judgment rendered by the KNOWN HEIRS, DEVI- the above described real entitled and numbered cause 1 NM-14-646721-JUD CORNER OF THIS EASE- 505-417-4113 purchaser at the sale takes above Court in the above SEES AND LEGATEES property subject to a one on October 28, 2015, being IDSPub#0095315 MENT; THENCE FROM 1 NM-14-636104-JUD the property subject to, the entitled and numbered cause OF DONALD EUGENE month right of redemption. an action to foreclose a THE POINT OF BEGIN- IDSPub #0095314 valuation of the property by on November 2, 2015, being HATCH, Deceased; TAX- mortgage on the above 11/20/15, 11/27/15, NING S. 0 DEG 07'33" W., the County Assessor as real an action to foreclose two ATION and REVENUE Electronically filed described property. The 12/04/15, 12/11/15 250.00 FEET TO THE 11/20/2015, 11/27/2015, or personal property, affix- (2) mortgages on the above DEPARTMENT of the /s/ Pamela A. Carmody Plaintiff's Judgment, which NORTH LINE OF LEE- 12/04/2015, 12/11/2015 ture of any mobile or described property. The STATE of NEW MEXI- Pamela A. Carmody, includes interest and costs, is STATE OF BARRY LANE; THENCE manufactured home to the Plaintiff's Judgment, Count CO; COMPASS BANK Special Master $99,273.98 and the same NEW MEXICO ALONG THE NORTH STATE OF land, deactivation of title to I, which includes interest fka State National Bank; PO Drawer 16169 bears interest at 5.800% per COUNTY OF LINE OF LEEBARRY NEW MEXICO a mobile or manufactured and costs, is $634,633.10 POND-S-SCAPES, LLC, Las Cruces, NM 88004-6169 annum from August 1, 2015, DONA ANA LANE S. 89 DEG 57'17" E., COUNTY OF home on the property, if any, and the same bears interest Defendants. (575) 642-5567 to the date of sale. The THIRD JUDICIAL 107.11 FEET; THENCE S. 0 DOÑA ANA environmental contamina- at 6.250% per annum from Plaintiff and/or its assignees DISTRICT DEG 07'33" W., 30.00 THIRD JUDICIAL tion on the property, if any, October 27, 2015, to the date NOTICE OF SALE Dates: 11/20, 11/27, 12/04, has the right to bid at such FEET TO A POINT AT DISTRICT and zoning violations con- of sale. The Plaintiff's Judg- 12/11, 2015 sale and submit its bid No.-307-CV-2014-00840 THE SOUTH LINE OF cerning the property, if any. ment, Count II, which in- NOTICE IS HEREBY verbally or in writing. The LEEBARRY LANE FOR No. D-307-CV-2014-02054 cludes interest and costs, is GIVEN that on December STATE OF Plaintiff may apply all or CALIBER HOME THE SOUTHEAST COR- NOTICE IS FURTHER $43,009.03 and the same 16, 2015, at the hour of NEW MEXICO any part of its judgment to LOANS, INC., Plaintiff, NER OF THIS EASE- BANK OF AMERICA, GIVEN that the purchaser at bears interest at 4% per 10:00 a.m., the undersigned COUNTY OF the purchase price in lieu of MENT; N.A., Plaintiff, such sale shall take title to annum from October 27, Special Master will, at the DOÑA ANA cash. The sale may be v. the above described real 2015 . The Plaintiff and/or main entrance of the Dona THIRD JUDICIAL postponed and rescheduled The sale is to begin at 11:45 vs. property subject to a one its assignees has the right to Ana County Judicial Com- DISTRICT at the discretion of the JOSE DE JESUS PEREZ AM on December 17, 2015, month right of redemption. bid at such sale and submit plex, 201 W. Picacho Ave- Special Master. AND THE STATE OF at the main entrance to Third ARNULFO MAYNES; its bid verbally or in writing. nue, Las Cruces, New Mexi- No. D-307-CV-2014-00700 NEW MEXICO TAXA- Judicial District Courthouse, MELISSA MAYNES; Electronically filed The Plaintiff may apply all co, sell all the right, title and NOTICE IS FURTHER TION AND REVENUE, City of Las Cruces, County SECRETARY OF HOUS- /s/ Pamela A. Carmody or any part of its judgment to interest of the above-named WILMINGTON SAV- GIVEN that the real proper- Defendents. of Doña Ana, State of New ING AND URBAN DE- Pamela A. Carmody, the purchase price in lieu of Defendants in and to the INGS FUND SOCIETY, ty and improvements con- Mexico, at which time I will VELOPMENT and TAX- Special Master cash. The sale may be hereinafter described real FSB, doing business as cerned with herein will be NOTICE OF sell to the highest and best ATION AND REVENUE PO Drawer 16169 postponed and rescheduled estate to the highest bidder CHRISTIANA TRUST, sold subject to any and all FORECLOSURE SALE bidder for cash in lawful DEPARTMENT OF THE Las Cruces, NM 88004-6169 at the discretion of the for cash. The property to be not in its individual capaci- patent reservations, ease- currency of the United States STATE OF NEW MEXI- (575) 642-5567 Special Master. sold is located at 2734 Ben ty but solely as Trustee for ments, all recorded and PLEASE TAKE NOTICE of America, the Property to CO, Defendants. Boldt Place, Las Cruces, and BCAT 2014-4TT, Plaintiff, unrecorded liens not fore- that the above-entitled pay expense of sale, and to Dates: 11/06, 11/13, 11/20, NOTICE IS FURTHER is situate in Dona Ana closed herein, and all recor- Court, having appointed me satisfy the Judgement gran- NOTICE OF SALE 11/27, 2015 GIVEN that the real proper- County, New Mexico, and is vs. ded and unrecorded special or my designee as Special ted CALIBER HOME ty and improvements con- particularly described as fol- assessments and taxes that Master in this matter with LOANS, INC. CALIBER NOTICE IS HEREBY STATE OF cerned with herein will be lows: VICTOR M. QUINTANA; may be due. Plaintiff and its the power to sell, has LOANS, INC., was awarded GIVEN that on December NEW MEXICO sold subject to any and all NORMA J. QUINTANA; attorneys disclaim all re- ordered me to sell the real a Judgement on September 2, 2015, at the hour of COUNTY OF patent reservations, ease- Lot 7, Block 1, Los Conten- OLGA GIRON; NEW sponsibility for, and the property (the "property") 1, 2015, in the total amount 10:00 a.m., the undersigned DOÑA ANA ments, all recorded and tos, Phase 1 (A Townhouse MEXICO MORTGAGE purchaser at the sale takes situated in Doña Ana Coun- of $46,315.74, with interest Special Master will, at the THIRD JUDICIAL unrecorded liens not fore- Subdivision), in the City of FINANCE AUTHORITY; the property subject to, the ty, New Mexico, commonly at the rate of 6.5% per main entrance of the Doña DISTRICT closed herein, and all recor- Las Cruces, Dona Ana and DISCOVER BANK, valuation of the property by known as 11-2 Leebarry annum from April 16, 2015, Ana County Judicial Com- ded and unrecorded special County, New Mexico, as Defendants. the County Assessor as real Lane, Las Cruces, NM through the date of the sale. plex, 201 W. Picacho Ave- No. D-307-CV-2014-01620 assessments and taxes that shown and designated on the or personal property, affix- 88006, and more particularly Said interest is in the amount nue, Las Cruces, New Mexi- may be due. Plaintiff and its Plat thereof, filed in the NOTICE OF SALE ture of any mobile or described as follows: of $20,020.76. If the sale is co, sell all the right, title and WASHINGTON FEDER- attorneys disclaim all re- office of the County Clerk of manufactured home to the set aside for any reason, the interest of the above-named AL, Successor in Interest sponsibility for, and the said County on February 25, NOTICE IS HEREBY land, deactivation of title to A TRACT OF LAND SIT- Purchaser at the sale shall be Defendants in and to the to Gallup Federal Savings, purchaser at the sale takes 1997, in Book 18 Pages GIVEN that on December 2, a mobile or manufactured UATE NORTHEAST OF entitled only to return of the hereinafter described real a Division of Washington the property subject to, the 639-640 Plat Records. 2015, at the hour of 10:00 home on the property, if any, LAS CRUCES, DOÑA deposit paid. The Purchaser estate to the highest bidder Federal Savings, and Suc- valuation of the property by a.m., the undersigned Spe- environmental contamina- ANA COUNTY, NEW shall have no further re- for cash. The property to be cessor in Interest to First the County Assessor as real THE FOREGOING SALE cial Master will, at the main tion on the property, if any, MEXICO IN THE NE1⁄4 OF course against the Mortga- sold is located at 3420 Federal Bank, a Division of or personal property, affix- will be made to satisfy a entrance of the Dona Ana and zoning violations con- SECTION 1, T.21S., R. 2E., gor, the Mortgagee or the Jupiter Road, Las Cruces, Washington Federal Sav- ture of any mobile or judgment rendered by the County Judicial Complex, cerning the property, if any. N.M.P.M. OF THE Mortgagee's attorney. and is situate in Doña Ana ings, Plaintiff, manufactured home to the above Court in the above 201 W. Picacho Avenue, Las U.S.G.L.O. SURVEYS County, New Mexico, and is land, deactivation of title to entitled and numbered cause Cruces, New Mexico, sell all NOTICE IS FURTHER AND MORE DESCRIBED NOTICE IS FURTHER particularly described as fol- vs. a mobile or manufactured on November 10, 2015, the right, title and interest of GIVEN that the purchaser at AS FOLLOWS, TO WIT: GIVEN that the real proper- lows: home on the property, if any, being an action to foreclose the above-named Defendants such sale shall take title to BEGINNING AT AN IRON ty and improvements con- DOMONIC R. SILVA, environmental contamina- a mortgage on the above in and to the hereinafter the above described real ROD SET FOR THE cerned with herein will be Lot 13, Block B, SUNSET and if married, JANE tion on the property, if any, described property. The described real estate to the property subject to a one SOUTHEAST CORNER OF sold subject to any and all HILLS SUBDIVISION, in DOE SILVA (true name and zoning violations con- Plaintiff's Judgment, which highest bidder for cash. The month right of redemption. THIS TRACTS HEREIN patent reservations, ease- the City of Las Cruces, Doña unknown), his spouse; and cerning the property, if any. includes interest and costs, is property to be sold is located B24 | Legal Notices Las Cruces Bulletin Friday, November 20, 2015 Electronically filed the valuation of the property PLAT RECORDS. MICHAEL A, MALONE if living, if deceased, The central angle of 06°35'30" to /s/ Pamela A. Carmody by the County Assessor as II, THE ESTATE OF Estate of Mosiah Telles, 16, 2015, at the hour of the point of beginning, through RURAL Pamela A. Carmody, real or personal property, The sale is to begin at 11:45 MICHAEL A, MALONE Deceased and The Unknown 10:00 a.m., the undersigned containing 0.218 acre of HOUSING SERVICE, Special Master affixture of any mobile or AM on December 17, 2015, II, ANY HEIRS KNOWN Heirs, Devisees or Legatees Special Master will, at the land, more or less. Subject to Plaintiff PO Drawer 16169 manufactured home to the at the main entrance of the OR UNKNOWN, BUCK- of Mosiah Telles, Deceased main entrance of the Doña any easements and restric- Las Cruces, NM 88004-6169 land, deactivation of title to Third Judicial District EYE TITLE LOANS, is/are hereby notified that Ana County Judicial Com- tions set out in filed plat of vs. (575) 642-5567 a mobile or manufactured Courthouse, City of Las AND 2005 HONDA Plaintiff has filed a civil suit plex, 201 W. Picacho Ave- Alameda Terrace filed Janu- home on the property, if any, Cruces, County of Doña SHADOW, ORANGE; against Defendant(s) in the nue, Las Cruces, New Mexi- ary 26,1955, in Book 7, Page PATRICIA REYES AKA Dates: 11/06, 11/13, 11/20, environmental contamina- Ana, State of New Mexico, VIN: above-entitled cause of ac- co, sell all the right, title and 59, Doña Ana County re- PATRICIA FLORES, 11/27, 2015 tion on the property, if any, at which time I will sell to JH2PC21465 M600340; tion, the general object interest of the above-named cords. UNKNOWN SPOUSE zoning violations concerning the highest and best bidder ARIZONA LICENSE thereof being to foreclose a Defendants in and to the OF PATRICIA REYES STATE OF the property, if any. for cash in lawful currency PLATE NO, 1MCJ8C, mortgage on property loca- hereinafter described real Information in the prepara- AKA PATRICIA NEW MEXICO of the United States of Respondents. ted at 1408 San Andres estate to the highest bidder tion of this description FLORES, Defendants. COUNTY OF NOTICE IS FURTHER America, the Property to pay Drive, in the City of Las for cash. The property to be derives from Warranty Deed DOÑA ANA GIVEN that the purchaser at expenses of sale, and to NOTICE OF PENDENCY Cruces, New Mexico, more sold is located at 204 filed May 15, 2002, in NOTICE OF SALE THIRD JUDICIAL such sale shall take title to satisfy the Judgment granted OF ACTION particularly described as: Princeton Drive, Las Cruces, Clerks Book 338, Page 222, ON FORECLOSURE DISTRICT the above described real MGC MORTGAGE, INC.. and is situate in Doña Ana Doña Ana County records. property subject to a one (1) MGC MORTGAGE, INC. To: Respondent Estate of Lot 26, Block C, SAN County, New Mexico, and is Field notes by MOY SUR- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE No. D-307-CV-2013-01175 month right of redemption. was awarded a Judgment on Michael A. Malone II and ANDRES ESTATES, in particularly described as fol- VEYING INC., License that the above-entitled July 24, 2015, in the total any Heirs Known or Un- Doña Ana County, New lows: #5939. Job 09-0965. Court, having appointed me WELLS FARGO BANK, PROSPECTIVE PUR- amount of $59,302.07 with known: Mexico, as shown and or my designee as Special N.A., Plaintiff, CHASERS AT SALE ARE interest at the rate of 6.87% designated on the plat there- DESCRIPTION OF A THE FOREGOING SALE Master in this matter with ADVISED TO MAKE per annum from June 1, 1. The City of Las Cruces, of, filed in the office of the 0.218 ACRE TRACT will be made to satisfy a the power to sell, has v. THEIR OWN EXAMINA- 2015 through the date of the New Mexico, seeks to forfeit County Clerk of said County judgment rendered by the ordered me to sell the real TION OF THE TITLE sale. Said interest is in the all interest you may have in on March 23, 1960, in Book A tract of land situate in the above Court in the above property (the "Property") BENJAMIN I ESPINOZA, AND THE AND THE amount of $2,221.20. the following described mo- 8 Page(s) 56 of Plat Records. City of Las Cruces, Doña entitled and numbered cause situated in Doña Ana Coun- Defendants CONDITION OF THE tor vehicle: 2005 Honda Ana County, New Mexico, on July 28, 2015, being an ty, New Mexico, commonly PROPERTY AND TO NOTICE IS FURTHER Shadow, Orange; VIN: Defendant(s) is/are required being Lot 15 and the North 5 action to foreclose a mort- known as 225 Wilson, NOTICE OF CONSULT THEIR OWN GIVEN that the real proper- JH2PC21465M600340; Ari- to serve upon the Plaintiff an feet of Lot 14, Alameda gage on the above described Hatch, New Mexico, 87937, FORECLOSURE SALE ATTORNEY BEFORE ty and improvements con- zona License Plate No. Answer or Motion in re- Terrace, filed January property. The Plaintiff's and more particularly descri- BIDDING. cerned with herein will be 1MCJ8C, sponse to the Complaint 26,1955, in Book 7, Page 59, Judgment, which includes bed as follows: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE sold subject to any and all within thirty (30) days and Doña Ana County records interest and costs, is that the above-entitled By: Robert A. Doyle, patent reservations, ease- 2. You are the named file a copy of the Answer or and being more particularly $215,035.08 and the same A TRACT OF LAND BE- Court, having appointed as Special Master ments, all recorded and Respondents for whom this Motion with the Court as described as follows, to wit: bears interest at 5.000% per ING AND COMPRISING Special Master in this matter c/o Legal Process Network unrecorded liens not fore- service by publication is provided in Rule 1-005 annum from July 11, 2015, THE SOUTH ONE (1.00) with the power to sell, has P.O. Box 51526 closed herein, and all recor- sought. NMRA 2005. Beginning a 1⁄2" iron rod to the date of sale. The FOOT OF LOT EIGHTEEN ordered me to sell the real Albuquerque, NM 87181 ded and unrecorded special found on the East line of Plaintiff and/or its assignees (18) AND ALL OF LOTS property (the "property") 505-417-4113 assessments and taxes that 3. A default judgment may If the Defendant(s) fail(s) to Princeton Drive for the has the right to bid at such NINETEEN (19) AND situated in Doña Ana Coun- 1 NM-13-560656-JUD may be due. MGC MORT- be entered if a response is file a timely Answer or Northwest of the tract herein sale and submit its bid TWENTY (20), IN BLOCK ty, New Mexico, commonly IDSPub #0095297 GAGE, INC., its attorneys, not filed by you or your Motion, a default judgment described, being identical to verbally or in writing. The TWO (2) OF THE WEILER known as 1211 Gunsight and the undersigned Special attorney. may be entered against the Northwest corner of said Plaintiff may apply all or ADDITION TO THE Peak Ct, Las Cruces, NM 11/20/2015, 11/27/2015, Master, disclaim all respon- Defendant(s) for the relief Lot 15, Alameda Terrace, any part of its judgment to TOWN OF HATCH, DOÑA 88012, and more particulary 12/04/2015, 12/11/2015 sibility for, and the purchas- Respectfully submitted, demanded in the Complaint. filed January 26, 1955, in the purchase price in lieu of ANA COUNTY, NEW described as follows: er at the sale takes the Book 7, Page 59, Doña Ana cash. The sale may be MEXICO, AS SAID LOTS STATE OF property "as is," in its CITY OF LAS CRUCES Attorneys for the Plaintiff: County records; postponed and rescheduled ARE SHOWN AND DES- LOT NUMBERED 27 NEW MEXICO present condition, subject to By: Robert A. Cabello at the discretion of the IGNATED ON THE PLAT BLOCK NUMBERED 1 OF COUNTY OF the valuation of the property Robert A. Cabello Little, Bradley & Thence from the point of Special Master. OF SAID ADDITION SANDHILL CENTER DOÑA ANA by the County Assessor as Assistant City Attorney Nesbitt, P.A. beginning and leaving the FILED IN THE OFFICE OF HEIGHTS, PHASE 6, LAS THIRD JUDICIAL real or personal property, P.O. Box 20000 1700 Louisiana Blvd NE, East line of Princeton Drive NOTICE IS FURTHER THE COUNTY CLERK OF CRUCES, DOÑA AN DISTRICT affixture of any mobile or (575) 541-2128 Suite 300 and along the North line of GIVEN that the real proper- DOÑA ANA COUNTY, COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, manufactured home to the (575) 541-2017 Fax Albuquerque, NM 87110 said Lot 15, N.87°09'30"E., ty and improvements con- NEW MEXICO, ON JUNE AS THE SAME IS SHOWN No. D-307-CV-2014-01975 land, deactivation of title to Attorney for Petitioner (505) 248-2400 104.30 feet to a 1⁄2''' iron rod cerned with herein will be 25, 1925, AND BEING AND DESIGNATED ON a mobile or manufactured FAX: 254-4722 found for the Northeast sold subject to any and all MORE PARTICULARS THE PLAT OF SAID MGC MORTGAGE, INC., home on the property, if any, WITNESS the Honorable corner of this tract being patent reservations, ease- DESCRIBED BY MEETS SANDHILL CENTER Plaintiff, environmental contamina- Darren M Kugler, District October 29, 2015 identical to the Northeast ments, all recorded and AND BOUNDS AS FOL- HEIGHTS, PHASE 6 , tion on the property, if any, Judge of the Third Judicial corner of said Lot 15; unrecorded liens not fore- LOWS, TO WIT; FILED IN THE OFFICE OF v. and zoning violations con- District Court of the State of By Electronically signed closed herein, and all recor- THE COUNTY CLERK OF cerning the property, if any. New Mexico and the seal of /s/ Rachel M. Chiado Thence along the East line ded and unrecorded special BEGINNING AT THE DOÑA ANA COUNTY, STEVE PROTEXTOR the District Court of Doña. Karen H. Bradley of said Lot 15, assessments and taxes that SOUTHWEST CORNER NEW MEXICO ON OCTO- AND JANE DOE PRO- NOTICE IS FURTHER Ana County, this 28 day of Deborah A. Nesbitt S.15°35'00"E., 70.00 feet to may be due. Plaintiff and its OF THE TRACT HEREIN BER 16, 2006 IN PLAT TEXTOR, HUSBAND GIVEN that the purchaser at September, 2015. Rachel M. Chiado a concrete monument found attorneys disclaim all re- DESCRIBED, A POINT ON BOOK 22, FOLIO 13-14. AND WIFE; ABC COR- such sale shall take title to Attorney for Plaintiff for the Southeast corner of sponsibility for, and the THE EASTERLY RIGHT PORATIONS I-X, XYZ the above described real (Seal) this tract being identical to purchaser at the sale takes OF WAY LINE OF WIL- The sale is to begin at 11:45 PARTNERSHIPS I-X, property subject to a one (1) WITNESS the Honorable , the Southeast corner of said the property subject to, the SON AVENUE BEING AM December 17, 2015, on JOHN DOES I-X AND month right of redemption. Claude Bowman District Judge of the Third Lot 15; valuation of the property by THE IDENTICAL SOUTH- the front steps of the Third JANE DOES I-X, THE COURT EXECUTIVE Judicial District Court of the the County Assessor as real WEST CORNER OF LOT Judicial District Courthouse, UNKNOWN HEIRS AND PROSPECTIVE PUR- OFFICER State of New Mexico, and Thence along the South line or personal property, affix- 20, AS ABOVE DESCRI- City of Las Cruces, County DEVISEES OF ANY OF CHASERS AT SALE ARE the Seal of the District Court of said Lot 15, ture of any mobile or BED, THENCE of Doña Ana, State of New THE ABOVE, IF DE- ADVISED TO MAKE By: Maria D. Zamora of Doña Ana County, this S.73°24'00"W., 19.60 feet to manufactured home to the Mexico, at which time I will CEASED; OCCUPANTS THEIR OWN EXAMINA- Deputy - Maria D. Zamora 30th day of October, 2015. a 1⁄2" iron rod set for a comer land, deactivation of title to NORTH 51.00 FEET sell to the highest and best OF THE PROPERTY, TION OF THE TITLE AND of this tract being identical a mobile or manufactured ALONG SAID EASTERLY bidder for cash in lawful Defendants. THE CONDITION OF THE Dates: 11/20, 11/27, 12/04, NORMAN E. OSBORNE to the Northeast corner of home on the property, if any, RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF currency of the United States PROPERTY AND TO 2015 CLERK OF THE Lot 14, of said Alameda environmental contamina- WILSON AVENUE TO A of America, the Property to NOTICE OF CONSULT THEIR OWN DISTRICT COURT Terrace; tion on the property, if any, POINT THEREON BEING pay expenses of sale, and to FORECLOSURE SALE ATTORNEY BEFORE STATE OF and zoning violations con- THE NORTHWEST COR- satisfy the Judgement gran- BIDDING. NEW MEXICO (Seal) Thence along the East line cerning the property, if any. NER OF THE TRACT ted WELLS FARGO PLEASE TAKE NOTICE COUNTY OF of said Lot 14, HEREIN DESCRIBED; BANK, N.A. WELLS FAR- that the above-entitled By: DOÑA ANA By /s/ Joe M. Martinez S.11°10'00"E., 5.02 feet to a NOTICE IS FURTHER THENCE GO BANK, N.A. was awar- Court, having appointed me Robert A. Doyle, THIRD JUDICIAL Deputy - Joe M Martinez 1⁄2" iron rod set for a corner GIVEN that the purchaser at ded a Judgment on Septem- or my designee as Special Special Master DISTRICT of this tract; such sale shall take title to EAST, 140.00 FEET ber 12, 2013, in the total Master in this matter with c/o Legal Process Network Dates: 11/06, 11/13, 11/20, the above described real ALONG A LINE 1.00 FEET amount of $175,983.87, with the power to sell, has P.O. Box 51526 No. D-307-CV-2015-01708 2015 Thence S.73°24'00"W., property subject to a one NORTH OF AND PARAL- interest at the rate of 4.125% ordered me to sell the real Albuquerque, NM 87181 90.01 feet to a chiseled cross month right of redemption. LEL WITH THE SOUTH per annum from August 15, property (the "Property") 505-417-4113 BANK OF AMERICA, STATE OF found on the East line of BOUNDARY OF SAID 2013, through the date of the situated in Doña Ana Coun- N.A., Plaintiff, NEW MEXICO Princeton Drive for the Electronically filed LOT 18, AS ABOVE DE- sale. Said interest is in the ty, New Mexico, commonly Dates: 11/13, 11/20, 11/27, COUNTY OF Southwest corner of this /s/ Pamela A. Carmody SCRIBED TO A POINT ON amount of $16,984.85. known as 2320 Skyway 12/04, 2015 vs. DOÑA ANA tract; Pamela A. Carmody, THE EAST BOUNDARY Drive, Las Cruces, NM THIRD JUDICIAL Special Master OF SAID LOT 18 BEING NOTICE IS FURTHER 88001, and more particularly STATE OF MOSIAH TELLES, if liv- DISTRICT Thence along the East line PO Drawer 16169 THE NORTHEAST COR- GIVEN that the real proper- described as follows: NEW MEXICO ing, if deceased, THE of Princeton Drive the Las Cruces, NER OF THE TRACT ty and improvements con- COUNTY OF ESTATE OF MOSIAH No. D-307-CV-2015-01319 following three courses and NM 88004-6169 HEREIN DESCRIBED; cerned with herein will be LOT 20, BLOCK 3A, DOÑA ANA TELLES, DECEASED; distances, N.15°35'00"W., (575) 642-5567 THENCE sold subject to any and all DALE BELLAMAH MAN- THIRD JUDICIAL THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, WELLS FARGO BANK, 54.40 feet to a 1⁄2" iron rod patent reservations, ease- OR, SECTION 2, PLAT 1, DISTRICT COURT DEVISEES OR LEGA- NA, Plaintiff, set at a point of curvature; Dates: 11/20, 11/27, 12/04, SOUTH, 51.00 FEET ments, all recorded and SKYWAY DRIVE, LOCA- TEES OF MOSIAH 12/11, 2015 ALONG THE EAST unrecorded liens not fore- TED IN THE CITY OF No. CV-2015-01605 TELLES, DECEASED; vs. Thence around the arc of a BOUNDARIES OF SAID closed herein, and all recor- LAS CRUCES, DOÑA Judge: Kugler CARRIE ORTEGA- curve to the right, having a STATE OF LOTS 18, 19 AND 20 TO ded and unrecorded special ANA COUNTY, NEW TELLES, and if married, ERNEST M. TRISTE, aka radius of 109.15 feet an arc NEW MEXICO THE SOUTHEAST COR- assessments and taxes that MEXICO, AS SHOWN ON STATE OF NEW MEXI- THE UNKNOWN ERNEST TRISTE, and length of 39.56 feet with a COUNTY OF NER OF SAID LOT 20 may be due. WELLS FAR- THE PLAT THEROF, CO, ex rel., CITY OF LAS SPOUSE OF CARRIE JEANA P. TRISTE, aka central angle of 20°46'00" to DOÑA ANA BEING THE IDENTICAL GO BANK, N.A, its attor- FILED FOR RECORD IN CRUCES, on behalf of the ORTEGA-TELLES, JEANA TRISTE, Defend- a 1⁄2" iron rod set at a point of THIRD JUDICIAL SOUTHEAST CORNER OF neys, and the undersigned THE OFFICE OF THE LAS CRUCES POLICE Defendant(s). ants. reverse curvature; DISTRICT COURT TRACT HEREIN DESCRI- Special Master, disclaim all COUNTY CLERK OF DEPARTMENT, BED; THENCE responsibility for, and the SAID COUNTY ON FEB- Petitioner, NOTICE OF PENDENCY NOTICE OF SALE Thence around the arc of No. D-307-CV-2014-02146 purchaser4 at the sale takes RUARY 21, 1958, AND OF ACTION curve to the left, having a WEST, 140.00 FEET the property "as is," in its RECORDED IN BOOK 8, vs. NOTICE IS HEREBY radius of 60.00 feet an arc UNITED STATES OF ALONG THE SOUTH present condition, subject to AT PAGE 12 OF THE Defendant(s) Mosiah Telles, GIVEN that on December length of 6.90 feet with a AMERICA, acting BOUNDARY OF SAID Friday, November 20, 2015 Las Cruces Bulletin Legal Notices | B25 LOT 20 TO THE SOUTH- By: Robert A. Doyle, claim all responsibility for, THE PLAT THEROF WEST CORNER THERE- vs. THE STATE OF ACRE TRACT THE Special Master and the purchaser at the sale FILED FOR RECORD N OF AND IDENTICAL NOTICE OF PENDENCY NEW MEXICO THREE FOLLOWING c/o Legal Process Network takes the property "as is," in THE OFFICE OF THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF ACTION COUNTY OF COURSES AND DISTAN- P.O. Box 51526 its present condition, subject COUNTY CLERK OF TO THE TRACT HEREIN ANDREW J. F. HUF- DOÑA ANA CES S.28°54'30"., 136.89 Albuquerque, NM 87181 to the valuation of the DOÑA ANA COUNTY, DESCRIBED, THE POINT FERD, INDIVIDUALLY STATE OF NEW MEXI- THIRD JUDICIAL FEET TO AN IRON ROD 505-417-4113 property by the County NEW MEXICO ON JUNE OF BEGINNING, AND AND AS PERSONAL CO to Defendants, James DISTRICT FOUND; THENCE Assessor as real or personal 11, 1958 AND RECORDED CONTAINING 7140 REPRESENTATIVE OF R. Neeley and Shirley N.67°34'43"E., 110.84 Date: property, affixture of any IN BOOK 8 AT PAGE 21, SQUARE FEET OF LAND, THE ESTATE OF MARY Neeley: No. D-307-CV-2014-00135 FEET TO AN IRON ROD 11/13,11/20,11/27,2015 mobile or manufactured PLAT RECORDS. MORE OR LESS, LOUISE FRITZ, DE- FOUND; THENCE home to the land, deactiva- CEASED; ADMIRALS You are hereby notified that NATIONSTAR N.29°37'07"W., 136.53 tion of title to a mobile or Unless you serve a pleading The sale is to begin at 11:45 BANK; ABC CORPORA- the above-named Plaintiff MORTGAGE, LLC, FEET TO AN IRON ROD THE STATE OF manufactured home on the or motion in response to the a.m. on December 11, TIONS I-X, XYZ PART- WELLS FARGO BANK, Plaintiff, FOUND AT THE SOUTH NEW MEXICO property, if any, environ- Complaint in said cause on 2015, outside the front NERSHIPS I-X, JOHN N.A. has filed a civil action LINE OF A ROAD EASE- COUNTY OF mental contamination on the or before thirty (30) days entrance to the Doña Ana DOES I-X AND JANE against you in the above- vs. MENT; THENCE ALONG DOÑA ANA property, if any, and zoning after the last publication County Courthouse, City of DOES I-X, THE UN- entitled Court and cause, the THE SOUTH LINE OF THIRD JUDICIAL violations concerning the date, judgment by default Las Cruces, County of Doña KNOWN HEIRS AND general object thereof being CRAIG STOOKEY, THE ROAD N.67°52'30"E., DISTRICT property, if any . will be entered against you. Ana, State of New Mexico, DEVISEES OF ANY OF to foreclose a mortgage on BRENDA STOOKEY 160.95 FEET TO THE McCARTHY & HOLTHUS, at which time I will sell to THE ABOVE, IF DE- real property located at 300 AND MORTGAGE PLACE OF BEGINNING No. D-307-CV-2014-00131 NOTICE IS FURTHER LLP the highest and best bidder CEASED; OCCUPANTS Taylor Road, Las Cruces, ELECTRONIC REGIS- CONTAINING 3.645 GIVEN that the purchaser at for cash in lawful currency OF THE PROPERTY., NM 88007-5398. The real TRATION SYSTEMS, ACRE OF LAND, MORE WELLS FARGO BANK such sale shall take title to By:/s/Susan Carter of the United States of Defendant. property which is the subject INC., Defendants. OR LESS. NA, Plaintiff, the above described real Jeannette M. Whittaker America, the Property to pay matter of this action is property subject to a one (1) Susan Carter expenses of sale, and to NOTICE OF PENDENCY legally described as follows: NOTICE OF The sale is to begin at 11:45 vs. month right of redemption . 6501 Eagle Rock NE, satisfy the Judgment granted OF ACTION FORECLOSURE SALE AM on December 17, 2015, PROSPECTIVE PUR- Suite A-3 United States of America, A TRACT OF LAND SIT- at the main entrance of the JASON STEEL AND THE CHASERS AT SALE ARE Albuquerque, acting through Rural Hous- STATE OF NEW MEXICO UATE ABOUT A MILE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Third Judicial District UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ADVISED TO MAKE New Mexico 87113 ing Service. to Defendant, Andrew J. F. SOUTH OF DOÑA ANA, that the above-entitled Courthouse, City of Las JASON STEEL, IF ANY, THEIR OWN EXAMINA- Telephone No.: Hufferd, Individually and as DOÑA ANA COUNTY, Court, having appointed me Cruces, County of Doña Defendants. TION OF THE TITLE (505) 219-4900 United States of America, Personal Representative of NEW MEXICO IN SEC- or my designee as Special Ana, State of New Mexico, AND THE CONDITION Attorneys for Plaintiff acting through Rural Hous- the Estate of Mary Louise TION 26, T.22S., R.1E., Master in this matter with at which time I will sell to NOTICE OF OF THE PROPERTY ing Service, was awarded a Fritz, Deceased: N.M.P.M. OF THE U.S.R.S. the power to sell, has the highest and best bidder FORECLOSURE SALE AND TO CONSULT Dates: 11/20, 11/27, 12/04, Judgment on October 29, SURVEYS TRACT 5-18H3 ordered me to sell the real for cash in lawful currency THEIR OWN ATTOR- 2015 2015, in the principal sum You are hereby notified that AND BEING MORE PAR- property (the "Property") of the United States of PLEASE TAKE NOTICE NEY BEFORE BIDDING. on the First Note is the above-named Plaintiff TICULARLY DESCRIBED situated in Doña Ana Coun- America, the Property to pay that the above-entitled THE STATE OF $68,038.96 and the sum NATIONSTAR MORT- AS FOLLOWS, TO-WIT: ty, New Mexico, commonly expenses of sale, and to Court, having appointed me By: Robert A. Doyle, NEW MEXICO principal on the Second Note GAGE LLC has filed a civil BEGINNING AT A POINT known as 383 & 385 Fossil satisfy the Judgment granted or my designee as Special Special Master c/o COUNTY OF of $4,259.94, plus outstand- action against you in the ON THE NORHT LINE OF View Rd, Las Cruces, NM NATIONSTAR MORT- Master in this matter with Legal Process Network DOÑA ANA ing interest through August above-entitled Court and DOÑA ANA COUNTY 88007, and more particularly GAGE, LLC. NATION- the power to sell, has P.O. Box 51526 THIRD JUDICIAL 7, 2015, in the amount of cause, the general object ROAD NO. D-017 (OLD described as follows: STAR MORTGAGE, LLC ordered me to sell the real Albuquerque, NM 87181 DISTRICT $3,437.66 and accruing daily thereof being to foreclose a NO. 243W) FOR THE was awarded a Judgment on property ( the "Property") 505-417-4113 thereafter at a rate of 6.500% mortgage on real property SOUTHWEST CORNER A TRACT OF LAND SIT- July 6, 2015, in the total situated in Doña Ana Coun- 1 NM-14-630789-JUD ID- No. D-307-CV-2014-02024 per annum, plus escrow located at 917 Stagecoach OF THE TRACT HEREIN UATE NORTH OF LAS amount of $252,683.18, with ty, New Mexico, commonly SPub #0095398 advances in the amount of Dr, Las Cruces, NM 88011. DESCRIBED, WHENCE CRUCES, DOÑA AND interest at the rate of 2.625% known as 1781 Highland NATIONSTAR MORT- $4,041.50, plus an in rem The real property which is THE SOUTHWEST COR- COUNTY, NEW MEXICO per annum from December Ave, Las Cruces, NM 11/20/2015 11/27/2015 GAGE LLC, Plaintiff, judgment for an interest the subject matter of this NER OF U.S.R.S. TRACT IN SECTION 24, T.21S., 31, 2014 through the date of 88005-1621 and more par- 12/4/2015 12/11/2015 subsidy recapture in the sum action is legally described as 5-18 BEARS R.1W., N.M.P.M. OF THE the sale. Said interest is in ticularly described as fol- vs. of $2,709.48, plus reasona- follows: S.61°43'20"W., A DIS- U.S.G.L.O SURVEYS AS the amount of $6,378.52. lows: THE STATE OF ble attorney's fees incurred TANCE OF 492.03 FEET; PART OF U.S.R.S. TRACT If the sale is set aside for any NEW MEXICO ANDREW J. F. HUF- by Plaintiff through August LOT 12, BLOCK 1, SAGE- THENCE FROM THE 1-9A1U1 AND MORE reason, the Purchaser at the LOT NUMBERED 1 OF COUNTY OF FERD, INDIVIDUALLY 30, 2015, in the sum of CREST SUBDIVISION PLACE OF BEGINNING PARTICULARLY DE- sale shall be entitled only to NORTH ALAMEDA DOÑA ANA AND AS PERSONAL $950.00, and costs through NUMBER 3B-2, IN THE LEAVING COUNTY SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS, return of the deposit paid. ACRES REPLAT NO.1, THIRD JUDICIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF August 30, 2015, in the sum COUNTY OF DONA ANA, ROAD D-017 TO WIT: BEGINNING AT The Purchaser shall have no LAS CRUCES, DONA DISTRICT THE ESTATE OF MARY of $696.40, with interest on STATE OF NEW MEXICO, N.34°25'30"W., 281.71 AN IRON ROD SET AT further recourse against the ANA COUNTY, NEW LOUISE FRITZ, DE- the escrow advances, subsi- AS SHOWN AND DESIG- FEET TO THE NORTH- THE SOUTH LINE OF A Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or MEXICO, AS THE SAME No.: D-307-CV-2015-01992 CEASED; ADMIRALS dy recapture, attorney's fees NATED ON THE PLAT WEST CORNER OF THE ROAD EASEMENT FOR the Mortgagee's attorney. IS SHOWN AND DESIG- BANK; ABC CORPORA- and costs of this suit at the THEREOF, FILED IN THE TRACT HEREIN DESCRI- THE NORTHEAST COR- NATED ON THE PLAT OF LSF8 MASTER PARTICI- TIONS I-X, XYZ PART- rate of 6.500% per annum OFFICE OF THE COUNTY BED; THENCE NER OF THIS TRACT; NOTICE IS FURTHER SAID NORTH ALAMEDA PATION TRUST, NERSHIPS I-X, JOHN from date of the entry of this CLERK OF SAID COUN- N.58°20'30"E., 154.41 WHENCE THE NORTH- GIVEN that the real proper- ACRES REPLAT NO.1, Plaintiff, DOES I-X AND JANE Judgment until paid. TY AS PLAT NO. 1861 ON FEET TO THE NORTH- EAST CORNER OF SEC- ty and improvements con- FILED IN THE OFFICE OF DOES I-X, THE UN- 09/22/1988 IN BOOK 15 EAST CORNER OF THE TION 24, T.21S., R.1W., cerned with herein will be THE COUNTY CLERK OF vs. KNOWN HEIRS AND The sale is subject to rights PAGE(S) 316-17 OF PLAT TRACT HEREIN DESCRI- BEARS N 59°48'05"E., A sold subject to any and all DONA ANA COUNTY, DEVISEES OF ANY OF and easements of record, to RECORDS. BED; THENCE DISTANCE OF 2625.85 patent reservations, ease- NEW MEXICO ON JULY JOSE ESPARZA AND THE ABOVE, IF DE- unpaid property taxes and S.34°25'30"E., 282.09 FEET FEET; THENCE FROM ments, all recorded and 27,1984 IN PLAT BOOK DELIA V. ESPARZA CEASED; OCCUPANTS assessments, and to the one Unless you serve a pleading TO THE NORTH LINE OF THE PLACE OF BEGIN- unrecorded liens not fore- 13, FOLIO 292. AKA DELIA V. CHAVEZ, OF THE PROPERTY, (1) month right of redemp- or motion in response to the THE ABOVE MEN- NING S.30°35'30"E., closed herein, and all recor- HUSBAND AND WIFE; Defendant. tion in favor of the Defend- Complaint in said cause on TIONED COUNTY ROAD 1022.15 FEET TO A POINT ded and unrecorded special The sale is to begin at 11:45 PATRICIA JONES; ant as specified in the or before thirty (30) days FOR THE SOUTHEAST ON THE NORTH LINE OF assessments and taxes that am on December 17, 2015, STATE OF NEW MEXI- NOTICE OF PENDENCY Judgment filed herein. after the last publication CORNER OF THE TRACT THE BACA LATERAL may be due. NATIONSTAR on the front steps of the CO DEPARTMENT OF OF ACTION date, judgment by default HEREIN DESCRIBED; FOR THE SOUTHEAST MORTAGE, LLC, its attor- Third Judicial District LABOR EMPLOYMENT PROSPECTIVE PUR- will be entered against you. THENCE ALONG THE CORNER OF THIS neys, and the undersigned Courthouse, City of Las SECURITY DIVISION; STATE OF NEW MEXICO CHASERS AT THE SALE NORTH LINE OF COUN- TRACT; THENCE ALONG Special Master, disclaim all Cruces, County of Dona EQUABLE ASCENT FI- to Defendant, Andrew J. F. ARE ADVISED TO MAKE McCARTHY & TY ROAD D-017 THE NORTH LINE OF responsibility for, and the Ana, State of New Mexico, NANCIAL, LLC; OCCU- Hufferd, Individually and as THEIR OWN EXAMINA- HOLTHUS, LLP S.57°54'55"W., 123.48 THE BACA LATERAL purchaser at the sale takes at which time I will sell to PANTS OF THE PROP- Personal Representative of TION OF TITLE AND THE By: /s/ Umair Malik FEET TO AN ANGLE S.88°42'15"W., 7.66 FEET; the property "as is," in its the highest and best bidder ERTY, Defendants. the Estate of Mary Louise CONDITION OF THE Jeannette M. Whittaker POINT OF THE TRACT THENCE LEAVING BACA present condition, subject to for cash in lawful currency Fritz, Deceased: PROPERTY AND TO Umair Malik HEREIN DESCRIBED; LATERAL N.41°30'W., the valuation of the property of the United States of NOTICE OF PENDENCY CONSULT THEIR OWN 6501 Eagle Rock THENCE S.61°43'20"W., 486.84 FEET TO ANGLE by the County Assessor as America, the Property to pay OF ACTION You are hereby notified that ATTORNEY BEFORE NE, Suite A-3 31.03 FEET TO THE POINT OF THIS TRACT; real or personal property, expenses of sale, and to the above-named Plaintiff BIDDING. Albuquerque, PLACE OF BEGINNING, THENCE N.40°03'17"W., affixture of any mobile or satisfy the Judgment granted STATE OF NEW MEXI- NATIONSTAR MORT- New Mexico 87113 CONTAINING 1.0000 198.18 FEET TO A CON- manufactured home to the WELLS FARGO BANK, N CO to Defendant Patricia GAGE LLC has filed a civil /s/ Faisal Sukhyani (855) 809-3977 ACRE OF LAND, MORE CRETE MONUMENT land, deactivation of title to A . WELLS FARGO Jones: action against you in the Faisal Sukhyani, Attorneys for Plaintiff OR LESS. FOUND; THENCE a mobile or manufactured BANK, N A was awarded a above-entitled Court and Special Master S.73°45'16"W., 172.46 home on the property, if any, Judgment on September 8, You are hereby notified that cause, the general object c/o Leverick and Date: Unless you serve a pleading FEET TO AN IRON ROD environmental contamina- 2015, in the total amount of the above-named Plaintiff thereof being to foreclose a Musselman, L.L.C. 11/20,11/27,12/04,2015 or motion in response to the FOUND; THENCE tion on the property, if any, $ 125,273.92 with interest at LSF8 MASTER PARTICI- mortgage on real property 5120 San Francisco Complaint in said cause on S.45°15'W., 60.51 FEET TO and zoning violations con- the rate o f 4.75% per annum PATION TRUST has filed a located at 917 Stagecoach Road NE THE STATE or before thirty (30) days AN IRON ROD FOUND cerning the property, if any. fro m February 18, 2015 civil action against you in Dr, Las Cruces, NM 88011. Albuquerque, OF NEW MEXICO after the last publication FOR THE SOUTHWEST through the date of the sale. the above-entitled Court and The real property which is New Mexico 87109 COUNTY OF date, judgment by default CORNER OF THIS NOTICE IS FURTHER Said interest is in the amount cause, the general object the subject matter of this (505) 858-3303 DONA ANA will be entered against you. TRACT; THENCE ALONG GIVEN that the purchaser at of $4,923.44. thereof being to foreclose a action is legally described as THIRD JUDICIAL THE EAST LINE OF THE such sale shall take title to mortgage on real property follows: Dates: 11/13, 11/20, 11/27, DISTRICT McCARTHY & ROAD EASEMENT the above described real NOTICE IS FURTHER located at 1104 Skyway, Las 12/04, 2015 HOLTHUS, LLP N.30°35'30"E., 369.68 property subject to a one (1) GIVEN that the real proper- Cruces, NM 88001. The real LOT 12, BLOCK 1, SAGE- No. D-307-CV-2015-01767 By:/s/Susan Carter FEET TO AN IRON ROD month right of redemption. ty and improvements con- property which is the subject CREST SUBDIVISION THE STATE Jeannette M. Whittaker FOUND AT THE SOUTH cerned with herein will be matter of this action is NUMBER 3B-2, IN THE OF NEW MEXICO WELLS FARGO BANK, Susan Carter LINE OF A ROAD EASE- PROSPECTIVE PUR- sold subject to any and all legally described as follows: COUNTY OF DOÑA ANA, COUNTY OF N.A., Plaintiff, 6501 Eagle Rock MENT; THENCE ALONG CHASERS AT SALE ARE patent reservations, ease- STATE OF NEW MEXICO, DOÑA ANA NE, Suite A-3 THE SOUTH LINE OF ADVISED TO MAKE ments, all recorded and LOT 13 IN BLOCK 18A OF AS SHOWN AND DESIG- THIRD JUDICIAL vs. Albuquerque, THE ROAD N.67°52'30"E., THEIR OWN EXAMINA- unrecorded liens not fore- DALE BELLAMAH MAN- NATED ON THE PLAT DISTRICT New Mexico 87113 90.24 FEET TO AN IRON TION OF THE TITLE closed herein, and all recor- OR, SECTION 2, PLAT 2, THEREOF, FILED IN THE JAMES R. NEELEY AND (855) 809-3977 ROD FOUND AT THE AND THE CONDITION ded and unrecorded special DIANE MAURA DRIVE, OFFICE OF THE COUNTY No. D-307-CV-2014-02024 SHIRLEY NEELEY, Attorneys for Plaintiff NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE PROPERTY assessments and taxes that LOCATED IN THE CITY CLERK OF SAID COUN- HUSBAND AND WIFE; OF A PREVIOUSLY CON- AND TO CONSULT may be due . WELLS OF LAS CRUCES, DOÑA TY AS PLAT NO. 1861 ON NATIONSTAR OCCUPANTS OF THE Date: VEYED 0.3404 ACRE THEIR OWN ATTOR- FARGO BANK, N A, its ANA COUNTY, NEW 09/22/1988 IN BOOK 15 MORTGAGE LLC, PROPERTY; Defendants. 11/20,11/27,12/04,2015 TRACT; THENCE NEY BEFORE BIDDING. attorneys, and the under- MEXICO, AS SHOW- PAGE(S) 316-17 OF PLAT Plaintiff, AROUND THE 0.3404 signed Special Master, dis- NAND DESIGNATED ON RECORDS. B26 | Legal Notices Las Cruces Bulletin Friday, November 20, 2015 Jeannette M. Whittaker GIVEN that the real proper- the highest and best bidder Help Wanted AVAILABLE NOW IN Commercial Unless you serve a pleading Catherine Sanchez ty and improvements con- or my designee as Special for cash in lawful currency Full-Time TERRACE HILL- or motion in response to the 6501 Eagle Rock NE, cerned with herein will be Master in this matter with of the United States of DOUBLEWIDE- Properties Complaint in said cause on Suite A-3 sold subject to any and all the power to sell, has America, the Property to pay $740MO./$740Dep., For Lease or before thirty (30) days Albuquerque, patent reservations, ease- ordered me to sell the real expenses of sale, and to Assistant Professor nee- SINGLEWIDES after the last publication New Mexico 87113 ments, all recorded and property (the "Property") satisfy the Judgment granted ded at New Mexico State -$620-$725 DEPOSIT IS •400-E N. Telshor date, judgment by default Telephone No.: unrecorded liens not fore- situated in Dona Ana Coun- Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.. University, Department of SAME AMOUNT AS RENT. 1200 sq. ft. will be entered against you. (855) 809-3977 closed herein, and all recor- ty, New Mexico, commonly Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. was Civil Engineering, Las Cru- NO PETS, NO SMOKING, Attorneys for Plaintiff ded and unrecorded special known as 755 Dalrymple awarded a Judgment on June ces, NM. Duties include: CR. CHECK. PHONE •1135 N. Solano McCARTHY & assessments and taxes that Road, Las Cruces, NM 24; 2014, in the total amount teach undergraduate and 575-382-9000 2311 sq. ft. HOLTHUS, LLP Dates: 11/13, 11/20, 11/27, may be due. BOKF, N.A., A 88007, and more particularly of $113,233.11 with interest graduate courses related 2015 NATIONAL BANKING. described as follows: at the rate of 6.25% per to solid mechanics and AVAILABLE NOW IN VISTA •1700 N. Main By:/s/ Umair Malik ASSOCIATION D/B/A annum from March 3, 2014 structural engineering per- REAL MHC- 2BD/2BA, 4068 sq. ft. Jeannette M. Whittaker THE STATE OF BANK OF OKLAHOMA, A 0.50 ACRE TRACT OF through the date of the sale. taining to the application of $610MO./$610DEP.; Umair Malik NEW MEXICO AS SUCCESSOR IN IN- LAND SITUATED IN THE Said interest is in the amount physical laws and princi- 3BD/2BA, SINGLE •576 N. Telshor 6501 Eagle Rock NE, COUNTY OF TEREST BY MERGER TO SWI/4 OF SECTION 1, of $12,4091.11. ples of engineering for the WIDE,$725MO./$725DEP. 2243 sq. ft. Suite A-3 DOÑA ANA BANK OF OKLAHOMA, TOWNSHIP 23 SOUTH, development of machines, THIS HOME HAS HEATED Albuquerque, THIRD JUDICIAL N.A., its attorneys, and the RANGE 1 EAST, If the sale is set aside for any materials, instruments, ENCLOSED PORCH, Call (575)526-8116 New Mexico 87113 DISTRICT undersigned Special Master, N.M.P.M., BEING PAR OF reason, the Purchaser at the processes, and services, CARPORT; for more information. Telephone No.: disclaim all responsibility U.S.R.S. TRACT 9B-9, sale shall be entitled only to as well as pursuing other DBL. WIDE 3/2, (855) 809-3977 No.: D-307-CV-2012-01996 for, and the purchaser at the NORTH OF LAS CRUCES, return of the deposit paid. scholarly activities in re- $730MO./$730DEP., THIS Attorneys for Plaintiff sale takes the property "as DONA ANA COUNTY, The Purchaser shall have no search and outreach. Re- HOME HAS REFRIGER- Miscellaneous BOKF, N.A., A NATION- is," in its present condition, NEW MEXICO, AND BE- further recourse against the quirements: Ph.D. in Civil ATED AIR; Rentals Dates: 11/06, 11/13, 11/20, AL BANKING. ASSOCI- subject to the valuation of ING MORE PARTICU- Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or Engineering or closely re- $20.00 CREDIT CK., WA- ATION D/B/A BANK OF LARLY DESCRIBED AS lated. Contact Elvia Cis- 2015 the property by the County the Mortgagee's attorney. TER/TRASH PD., NO Noah's Ark Rentals OKLAHOMA, AS SUC- FOLLOWS TO WIT: neros, Administrative As- Assessor as real or personal PETS, NO SMOKING, Tables, Chairs & Jumping THE STATE OF CESSOR IN INTEREST sistant, Civil Engineering property, affixture of any NOTICE IS FURTHER TWO VEHICLE PARKING Balloons. NEW MEXICO BY MERGER TO BANK BEGINNING AT THE Department, NMSU mobile or manufactured GIVEN that the real proper- ONLY. PHONE Tables from 6 ft - 8ft COUNTY OF OF OKLAHOMA, N.A., NORTHWEST CORNER Hernandez Hall, Room home to the land, deactiva- ty and improvements con- 575-382-9000 COMING SOON!! DOÑA ANA Plaintiff, OF U.S.R.S. TRACT 9B-9 202, Las Cruces, NM tion of title to a mobile or cerned with herein will be KIDS PARTY HALL THIRD JUDICIAL BEING A PONT ON THE 88003 575-646-3802 manufactured home on the sold subject to any and all SPACES AVAILABLE IN Location TBA DISTRICT vs. EAST LINE OF THE A.T.& [email protected] property, if any, environ- patent reservations, ease- TERRACE HILL (575) 520-7996 mental contamination on the S.F. RAILWAY AND ON ments, all recorded and MHC-16X76 BOX. PHONE No.: D-307-CV-2015-01792 JORGE CARRILLO, property, if any, and zoning THE NORTH LINE OF unrecorded liens not fore- For Sale 575-382-9000 Defendants, violations concerning the DALRYPLE ROAD closed herein, and all recor- or Trade Miscellaneous BOKF N.A., Plaintiff, property, if any. (A.K.A. COUNTY ROAD ded and unrecorded special NOTICE OF 290) FOR THE NORTH- assessments and taxes that Commercial Rentals vs. FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS FURTHER WEST CORNER OF THE may be due. Wells Fargo FOR SALE Childcare GIVEN that the purchaser at TRACT HEREIN DESCRI- Bank, N.A., its attorneys, Local Commercial Newborn, Toddlers, DAVID E. MORALES PLEASE TAKE NOTICE such sale shall take title to BED, MARKED BY A SET and the undersigned Special Cleaning Business Commercial Preschool in my home. AND JANE DOE MO- that the above-entitled the above described real IRON ROD, Master, disclaim all respon- Turn Key Operation Cli- 575-647-8251 entele Built, Supplies, Warehouses RALES, HUSBAND AND Court, having appointed me property subject to a one (1) sibility for, and the purchas- Available For Lease WIFE; ELSA SANCHEZ or my designee as Special WHENCE THE SOUTH- and Equipment included. month right of redemption. er at the sale takes the Serious Inquires Only On MORALES, IF LIVING; Master in this matter with WEST CORNER OF THE property "as is," in its 575-644-9829 West Hadley IF DECEASED, THE UN- the power to sell, has PROSPECTIVE PUR- AFOREMENTIONED SEC- present condition, subject to 600-2000 sq. ft. KNOWN HEIRS OF EL- ordered me to sell the real CHASERS AT SALE ARE TION 1 BEARS S 42 the valuation of the property Garage Doors, SA SANCHEZ MO- property (the "Property") ADVISED TO MAKE DEGREES 42 MINUTES by the County Assessor as Heat/AC RALES, DECEASED; situated in Doña Ana Coun- THEIR OWN EXAMINA- 54 SECONDS W, 1495.90 real or personal property, & Restrooms. OCCUPANTS OF THE ty, New Mexico, commonly TION OF THE TITLE FEET; affixture of any mobile or Call 575-526-8116 PROPERTY, Defendants. known as 7765 Zircon Place, AND THE CONDITION manufactured home to the for more information. Las Cruces, NM 88012, and OF THE PROPERTY THENCE FROM THE land, deactivation of title to Mobile Home more particularly described AND TO CONSULT PONT OF BEGINNING a mobile or manufactured Rentals NOTICE OF PENDENCY as follows: ALONG DALRYPLE THEIR OWN ATTOR- home on the property, if any, El Toro says, “Shop at OF ACTION NEY BEFORE BIDDING. ROAD N61 DEGREES 28 environmental contamina- LOT NUMBERED 438 OF MINUTES 00 SECONDS E, tion on the property, if any, FOR RENT STATE OF NEW MEXICO AMBER MESA, LAS CRU- 115.42 FEET TO THE Manufactured Home BIG DADDY’S By: and zoning violations con- ” to Defendants, David E. CES, NEW MEXICO, AS Margaret Lake, NORTHEAST CORNER cerning the property, If any. 3 Br 2Bath, Fenced Yard. Morales, Jane Doe Morales, THE SAME IS SHOWN Special Master OF THE TRACT I-IEREIN All appliances, $830.00 Flea Market Elsa Sanchez Morales, If AND DESIGNATED ON Pro Legal Services, LLC DESCRIBED, MARKED NOTICE IS FURTHER month, $500.00 deposit Open Saturday & Sunday 5580 Bataan Memorial East Living, If Deceased, The THE PLAT OF SAID AM- 201 Eubank NE, Suite A3 BY A FOUND SET IRON GIVEN that the purchaser at Contact Richard Hwy. 70 East of Las Cruces 575-382-9404 Unknown Heirs of Elsa BER MESA, FILED IN Albuquerque, NM 87123 ROD; such sale shall take title to 575-312-7207 Sanchez Morales, Deceased: THE OFFICE OF THE (505)715-3711 the above described real COUNTY CLERK OF DO- THENCE LEAVING DAL- property subject to a one (1) You are hereby notified that NA ANA COUNTY, NEW Date: 11/06, 11/13, 11/20, RYPLE ROAD S 23 DE- month right of redemption. Mountain Music the above-named Plaintiff MEXICO ON OCTOBER 11/27, 2015 GREES 38 MINUTES 30 BOKF N.A. has filed a civil 20, 1988 IN PLAT BOOK SECONDS E 189.11 FEET PROSPECTIVE PUR- 2330 S. Valley Drive action against you in the 15, FOLIO 326-349. THE STATE OF TO THE SOUTHWEST CHASERS AT SALE ARE above-entitled Court and NEW MEXICO CORNER OF THE TRACT ADVISED TO MAKE cause, the general object The sale is to begin at 11:00 COUNTY OF HEREIN DESCRIBED; THEIR OWN EXAINH- thereof being to foreclose a AM on December 8, 2015, MARKED BY A FOUND 523-0603 DOÑA ANA NATION OF THE TITLE mortgage on real property at the front entrance of the THIRD JUDICIAL CONCRETE MONU- AND THE CONDITION located at 1618 Neleigh Third Judicial District DISTRICT MENT; OF THE PROPERTY Drive, Las Cruces, NM Courthouse, City of Las AND TO CONSULT NEW & USED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 88007. The real property Cruces, County of Dona No. D-307-CV-2012-02915 THENCE S 61 DEGREES THEIR OWN ATTOR- which is the subject matter Ana, State of New Mexico, 28 MINUTES 00 SEC- NEY BEFORE BIDDING. of this action is legally at which time I will sell to WELLS FARGO BANK, ONDS W, 115.42 FEET TO New mini size electric bass $399 value...... $280 described as follows: the highest and best bidder N.A., Plaintiff. A POINT ON THE EAST By: for cash in lawful currency LINE OF THE A.T. & S.F. Robert A. Doyle, Recording King RD-06 acoustic ...... $399 LOT 3, BLCOK 3, of the United States of vs. RAILWAY FOR THE Special Master Savanna ¾ size acoustic ...... $134 MCCLURE MANOR SUB- America, the Property to pay SOUTHWEST CORNER c/o Legal Process Network DIVISION UNIT NO. 1, IN expenses of sale, and to FORREST E. SMITH, IF OF THE TRACT HEREIN P.O. Box 51526 Kona 5-string electric bass ...... $369 THE CITY OF LAS CRU- satisfy the Judgment granted LIVNG, IF DECEASED, DESCRIBED, MARKED Albuquerque, NM 87181 CES, COUNTY OF DOÑA BOKF, N.A., A NATION- THE UNKNOWN FIEIRS, BY A SET IRON ROD; 505-417-4113 Used 5-string bluegrass banjo ...... $250 ANA, STATE OF NEW AL BANKING. ASSOCIA- DEVISEES, OR LEGA- Crate 16-watt Palamino tube amp ...... $300 MEXICO, AS SHOWN TION D/B/A BANK OF TEES OF FORREST E. THENCE ALONG THE Dates: 10/30, 11/06, 11/13, AND DESIGNATED ON OKLAHOMA, AS SUC- SMITH, DECEASED, EAST LINE OF SAID 11/20, 2015 New full size violin, case, bow...... $200 THE PLAT THEREOF, CESSOR IN INTEREST THE STATE OF NEW RAILWAY N 23 DE- Marshall MG100 amp & 4 x 12 cabinet ...... $300 FILED IN THE OFFICE OF BY MERGER TO BANK MEXICO DEPARTMENT GREES 38 MINUTES 30 THE COUNTY CLERK OF OF OKLAHOMA, N.A. OF TAXATION & REVE- SECONDS W. 189.11 FEET Shure 5M57 mic mint ...... $ 60 SAID COUNTY ON JUNE BOKF, N.A., A NATION- TO THE PLACE AND NUE AND VICKY L. ...at your fi ngertips Sennheiser 835 vocal mic ...... $ 65 20, 1984, RECORDED IN AL BANKING. ASSOCIA- DURAN, Defendants, POINT OF BEGINNING in print and BOOK 13 AT PAGES TION D/B/A BANK OF CONTAINING 0.50 ACRE Ohanna concert uke ...... $139 265-266, OF PLAT RE- OKLAHOMA, AS SUC- NOTICE OF OF LAND, MORE OR ONLINE! CORDS. CESSOR IN INTEREST FORECLOSURE SALE LESS AND SUBJECT TO Vintage Alvarez 6-string bass ...... $517 BY MERGER TO BANK ANY EASEMENTS OF Unless you serve a pleading OF OKLAHOMA, N.A, was PLEASE TAKE NOTICE RECORD AND SUCH AS or motion in response to the awarded a Judgment on that the above-entitled MAY EXIST ON THE Check out the CHECK US OUT ON Complaint in said cause on October 23, 2013, in the Court, having appointed me GROUND. ives ch re or before thirty (30) days total amount of $130,871.97 r a CRAIG’S LIST & FACEBOOK Bulletin a d

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The New Mexico Department drugs. Sometimes MRSA can of Health reports that health- infect the blood and cause seri- care facilities in the state are ous illness and even death. making progress in preventing “Healthcare facilities in New healthcare-associated infec- Mexico are making improve- tions. Healthcare-associated in- ments reducing healthcare-as- fections can be acquired by pa- sociated infections,” said De- tients in healthcare settings partment of Health Secretary while receiving treatment for Retta Ward, MPH. “In some other conditions and are there- areas, the facilities are exceed- fore being addressed nationally ing the national targets for re- and in New Mexico as an im- ducing healthcare-associated portant prevention target. The infections. We must continue New Mexico Department of working collaboratively on pre- Health has an initiative to mon- vention control methods and itor and prevent healthcare-as- best practices for continued sociated infections and to share success.” those findings with the public Central line-associated annually. bloodstream infections data New Mexico healthcare facil- for 2014 showed fewer infec- ities are showing clear progress tions than predicted based on in improving healthcare per- comparison to the 2006 – 2008 sonnel seasonal influenza vac- national baseline. Hospital cination rates. During the 2014- non-intensive care units re- 2015 influenza season, 82.4 per- ported 63 percent fewer in- cent of healthcare personnel fections than predicted, were reported as having re- which met the federal Health ceived a flu vaccine across 32 and Human Services 2013 re- inpatient facilities voluntarily duction target of 50 percent. reporting data. In addition, ten Meanwhile adult and pediat- New Mexico facilities met the ric intensive care units re- national Healthy People 2020 ported 39 percent fewer in- target of 90 percent influenza fections than predicted and vaccination for healthcare per- neo-natal intensive care sonnel. Vaccination is one of staff and patients. tant Staphylococcus aureus fections than predicted, based units reported 17 percent the best prevention strategies New Mexico hospitals per- (MRSA) reduction. In 2014, 24 on the 2010 – 2011 national base- fewer than predicted. Hospi- available against seasonal flu. formed better than the federal voluntarily reporting hospitals line. MRSA infections are tals can prevent central Healthcare personnel vaccina- Health and Human Services showed 61 percent fewer facili- caused by bacteria that are re- tion adds to protection for both 2013 target for methicillin-resis- ty-wide onset bloodstream in- sistant to certain types of SEE INFECTION, PAGE B28 Horses need to move to be healthy

In the wild, a horse would be the body toward elimination. in near constant motion — for- Katharine Heart and lungs require ex- aging for food, finding water Lark Chrisley ercise to remain functioning and running from predators. Stable Woman properly. If we restrict the His body is designed to be in horse’s natural movement, we motion. In a natural condition, will need to provide other ways he might sleep only four hours health over time. The equine to exercise him and keep him out of 24. Herd mates would hoof is a small, complex healthy. take turns watching over structure that actually pumps Simple turn out in a large sleeping companions. blood back up the leg when field can create exercise, espe- When we place a horse in a the horse is in motion. Mus- cially if this is with a group of stall or small pen, we take cle movement keeps the other horses. A single horse in PHOTO BY KATHARINE LARK CHRISLEY away his ability to move ex- lymph flowing and the lym- turn out might simply stand Longeing is a form of exercise and training in which the horse circles tensively and this can be phatic system operating, the handler on a long rope, called a longe line. quite detrimental to his which moves toxins through SEE CHRISLEY, PAGE B28 B28 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 HEALTH & WELL BEING LAS CRUCES BULLETIN INFECTION FROM PAGE B27 BeWellnm will open 1st walk-in line-associated bloodstream infec- tions through implementation of enrollment center in Las Cruces proven practices. A central line is a flexible tube that is inserted into one of the large blood vessels that goes BeWellnm, New Mexico’s Health which will run from Nov. 1 to Jan. individuals and small businesses into or near the heart and can be Insurance Exchange (NMHIX), an- 31, 2016. During this time, New Mex- get access to affordable health in- used for monitoring purposes, or to nounced today the grand opening of icans who are looking for health in- surance plans. NMHIX helps con- give fluids, medical treatments or its first Las Cruces Enrollment and surance can visit the center or visit sumers compare health insurance liquid nutrition. If a central line is Assistance Center. The center, locat- beWellnm.com to learn more about plans and choose the plan that inserted incorrectly or not cared for ed at 1919 E. Lohman Ave., will be their options and enroll in coverage. works best for their health needs properly, it can cause dangerous available for New Mexicans to drop In addition to the walk-in center in and budget. bloodstream infections. by with or without an appointment Las Cruces, NMHIX is opening addi- NMHIX also helps individuals de- In 2014, New Mexico hospitals re- to learn more about their options tional centers in Farmington, Gal- termine whether they are eligible ported 15 percent more facility-wide and get help enrolling in affordable lup and Santa Fe. Consumer assis- for premium assistance and if so, at onset Clostridium difficile infections health coverage for themselves and ters including agents, brokers and what level. than expected based on the 2010-2011 their families through the Exchange. enrollment counselors are also Through beWellnm for Small national baseline. BeWellnm is working in partnership available throughout the state to Business, small businesses are able In aggregate, New Mexico hospi- with the New Mexico Primary Care help with enrollment. They can be to purchase competitively priced tals therefore did not meet the feder- Association to provide staffing for found through our locator tool at health insurance plans and offer al Health and Human Services 2013 the location. beWellnm.com or by calling the con- their employees the ability to choose target of 30 percent reduction in “We understand that choosing a sumer help center at 1-855-99NMHIX from an array of plans. Health care Clostridium difficile infections. Clos- health insurance plan may be con- (1-855-996-6449). guides and insurance brokers/ tridium difficile are bacteria that fusing, and we are here to make it as Center hours throughout open en- agents are available throughout the cause diarrhea that can quickly lead simple and pleasant as possible,” rollment will be from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. state to help with signing up for to more serious complications in peo- said Amy Dowd, NMHIX Executive Monday through Friday and by ap- NMHIX coverage. ple already weakened by other health Director. “This center will be a help- pointment only from 5 to 8 p.m. on For more information on New problems. ful, in-person resource for New Wednesdays and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Mexico Health Insurance Exchange, Reduction of Clostridium difficile Mexicans.” Saturdays. please visit www.beWellnm.com, call infections is challenging due to the The center will open to the public New Mexico Health Insurance Ex- 1-855-99NMHIX (1-855-996-6449) or need for collaboration among many for the 2016 open enrollment period, change (NMHIX) was created to help text BeWellNM to 311411. different types of healthcare facili- ties and providers. Hospitals and long-term care facil- ities in New Mexico are using im- can be a training aid as well as a proved antibiotic prescribing, envi- CHRISLEY FROM PAGE B27 form of needed exercise. ronmental cleaning, hand hygiene, The horse that has a chance to and inter-facility communication in around, so I like to put his water at move around on a daily basis is their battle against this spore-form- the far end and, if I feed him there, more dependable under saddle and ing bacteria. make three or four piles of hay less likely to “let off steam” at the The New Mexico Healthcare-asso- spread out over the entire field. sight of another horse running or a ciated Infections Advisory Commit- If a horse is ridden regularly, he blowing plastic bag. tee has released the seventh public should get some good exercise from Exercise also promotes what we report on healthcare-associated in- it. Long, stretching walks on the call “gut motility” in the horse, fections in New Mexico. The NM trail are one of the most beneficial meaning, it keeps things moving Healthcare Associated Infections An- forms of riding. This is especially through the horse’s digestive sys- nual Report 2014, which is available true if there are up and down hill tem. Horses are prone to episodes online or in hard copy, includes the parts on the ride. of colic — which can become dead- above information along with more Longeing is a form of exercise ly — when their digestion slows or details on these infections and on and training in which the horse cir- they do not drink enough water. specific prevention progress to date. cles the handler on a long rope — Exercise encourages water con- The Healthcare-associated Infec- called a longe line — attached to sumption and the movement keeps tions Advisory Committee is a the head collar or halter, working the intestines active. multi-disciplinary group of key equally in each direction. The han- Some of us who have more than stakeholders and partners providing dler uses a longe whip (we like to one horse can ride out on the trail prevention leadership and guidance call them “wands”) as an extension on a steady mount while leading (it which results in cross-facility and of her arm to point at the horse’s is called “ponying”) another horse. cross-community collaborations body and either send him forward This exercises two at once, but the throughout the state. around the circle by pointing at his rider must be experienced and the Members include healthcare facili- haunches or send him further out ridden horse must be very calm. ties, individual infection control and into the circle by pointing at his There are a lot of options for quality improvement professionals, shoulder. keeping a horse moving. The im- PHOTO BY KATHARINE LARK CHRISLEY the New Mexico state quality im- Some horse people free longe portant thing is just do it, just keep Horses need to keep in motion in order to provement organization (Health In- horses in a round pen without a the exercise as a priority. The horse be healthy. Regular exercise keeps the sight New Mexico), the New Mexico line attached to the horse. If this in motion is a horse that can be horse’s lymphatic system moving and im- Hospital Association, and consum- exercise is accomplished without healthy, both physically and men- proves “gut motility,” which can prevent ers. aggressively chasing the horse, it tally. colic. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN HEALTH & WELL BEING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 | B29 Bill will help rural veterans access quality health care

Act expands transportation, mental health and in some communities, that approach to improving health a grant to support innovative their local clinics are cramped care for rural veterans. transportation options for veter- options, creates incentives for rural doctors and in need of repairs. That’s • Enhancing Mental Health ans in rural communities. why I’ve teamed up with Sena- Care Access: Veterans who are • Building and Retaining a On Nov. 10, U.S. Senators Tom gest concerns that rural veter- tor Moran to offer a bipartisan not able to access care for Rural Health Care Workforce: Udall (D-N.M.) and Jerry Moran ans have shared with them. The solution. All of our nation’s vet- post-traumatic stress, traumatic Rural VA clinics often face (R–Kan.) introduced the biparti- bill will expand transportation erans should be able to access brain injury and other ser- high turnover among doctors, san Rural Veterans Improve- options for rural veterans, im- the quality health care they vice-connected mental health nurses and other staff. The bill ment Act to tackle some of the prove access to local mental have earned — no matter where issues are at higher risk for improves retention by estab- biggest barriers to accessing health care, create incentives they live.” committing suicide. The bill will lishing a pilot program to pro- quality health care for veterans for doctors and nurses to pursue “Veterans living in rural com- address this problem by going vide financial incentives for in rural communities. careers in rural areas and re- munities in Kansas and across beyond the Veterans Choice Act providers to work in rural More than 6 million veterans quire the VA to evaluate mainte- the nation continue to struggle to make fee-for-service care areas, creating a training pro- — including a third of all Iraq nance needs at community clin- accessing health care they de- available when treatment at a gram to prepare health care and Afghanistan veterans — ics and prioritize the most ur- serve,” Moran said. “With 41 local clinic isn’t an option, or providers for work in rural live in rural areas of the coun- gent projects. percent of all veterans enrolled when treatment options such as communities, and streamlin- try and often have to travel sev- “In New Mexico, many veter- in the VA health care system complementary or alternative ing the hiring of retired mili- eral hours to see their doctors at ans live hours from the closest living in rural communities, we medicine — including tradition- tary doctors into the VA health Department of Veterans Affairs VA hospital,” Udall said. “Veter- must make certain they are not al Native American healing care system. (VA) hospitals. Many veterans ans in communities like Carls- dismissed or forgotten because methods — are not available at a • Improving Rural VA Clinics: in New Mexico, Kansas and bad, Taos or Silver City have to they call rural America home. VA facility. With many VA Communi- across the country have to rely drive hundreds of miles for spe- The Rural Veterans Improve- • Expanding Transportation ty-Based Outpatient Clinics on volunteers or family mem- cialist care in Albuquerque. ment Act offers common-sense Options: When veterans do have (CBOCs) around the country in bers to drive them to VA facili- “When I travel across New solutions to reduce the burden to travel to see a specialist at a need of repair, the bill would ties, and some go without care Mexico, veterans tell me they’re of travel on veterans by creating VA hospital, the trip can be require a comprehensive assess- entirely. frustrated that they can’t get methods for accessing care clos- time-consuming and pose a ment of clinics that require ex- Udall and Moran wrote the care closer to home, that high er to home.” major logistical challenge. The pansion or improvements. This Rural Veterans Improvement turnover at local clinics means The Rural Veterans Improve- bill builds on the VA’s transpor- will help save money and im- Act to address some of the big- they don’t have a regular doctor, ment Act takes a four-pronged tation program by establishing prove care for veterans.

PET BRIEFS help him find his forever book.com/APALasCruces Animals is seeking com- vices Center of Mesilla at www.las-cruces.org. home today! and www.facebook.com/ forters or old sleeping Valley. Applications for For more information, Hours of Operation at DonaAnaPetsAlive. bags to help offset the volunteers may be picked contact Jan Wright at 382- Lovable goofball the Animal Service Center, cooler evening tempera- up daily at 3551 Bataan 0018 or jwright@las-cru- Archer is the 8552 Bataan Memorial Adoption center tures. If you have any to Memorial West, or online ces.org. Pet of the Week West, are Monday thru seeks volunteers donate, drop them off Friday: Noon to 6 p.m. and from noon to 5 p.m. Tues- Say hello to this sweet, Saturday and Sunday: Are you retired and day through Saturday, at APARTMENTS AVAILABLE bright-eyed canine who we Noon to 5 p.m. For infor- want to share your skills? 800 W. Picacho Ave. The think would be the perfect mation, call 382-0018 Why not volunteer at the donations will be used as INDEPENDENT LIVING new addition to your home! Cat’s Meow Adoption Cen- dog beds at the facility FOR SENIORS Archer is one lovable goof- Low-cost ter, 2211 N. Mesquite St.? and quarantine foster ball who enjoys going on vaccination You can help save a life by homes. For more infor- 2880 N. Roadrunner Pkwy • [email protected] walks fostering a cat in your mation, call 571-4654. and clinic home while waiting for playing the next available space at Pet adoptions 575-556-6102 fetch at ACTion Programs for the adoption center. Do held at Petco the Animals will hold a low- you have fundraising and park! cost dog and cat vaccina- grant writing skills? Do Animal Services Center VILLAGE AT He’s tion clinic from 9 to 11 a.m. you have a few hours a of the Mesilla Valley is fa- fast as Saturday, Nov. 21, at the week to help with cat care? cilitating dog and cat adop- NORTHRISE lighten- APA adoption center, 800 These are just a few ways tions from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ARCHER ing and W. Picacho Ave., Las Cru- your help is needed. The Saturdays at Petco, 3050 E. www.genesishcc.comwww ge so ath- ces, NM. Rabies vaccines center is open 10 a.m. to 4 Lohman Ave. Transport letic; he’s hoping to find will be $10, dog combo p.m. Wednesday through drivers are needed Satur- someone with a great arm (DAPP) vaccines will be Sunday. For more infor- days. For more informa- for throwing tennis balls $12, cat combo (FVRCP) mation, call 386-6938 or tion, call 639-3036. and someone with a taste vaccines will be $10, and visit www.thecatsmeow- for adventure that he can mircochips will be $15. lascruces.com. Shelter seeks go exploring with. He is a For more information, dog walkers brown and tan, three-year- contact APA at 644-0505, APA seeks old old Doberman Pinscher. or visit www.actionpro- sleeping bags Large-breed and small- Archer has been with us gramsforanimals.org or breed dog walkers are for nine months; please on Facebook at www.face- ACTion Programs for needed at Animal Ser- B30 | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 HEALTH & WELL BEING LAS CRUCES BULLETIN PetsandPeople Microchipping can help ensure happy endings

By Joanne Ferrary ished and full of ticks and For the Las Cruces Bulletin burrs. This is another There are many exam- miracle result of micro- ples of the wonderful ef- chipping your pet. forts that are made every You never know what day by animal rights advo- circumstances may hap- cates in our city, county pen in our lives that could and region of southern separate us from our pets. New Mexico. We can’t It’s best to identify your pass up sharing this one pet in a way that can’t be with you, coming from wiggled out of or torn off Rick Hahn, a volunteer their neck. A microchip is with the Coalition for Pets a pretty reliable way to and People: identify and reunite you, “As I was leaving one of usually within a few my favorite restaurants hours, but sometimes it earlier today, a woman takes a few weeks or ran up to me and asked if months. And aren’t we ec- I was the guy that had fos- static when our wishes tered Feynman. come true and they are “I had learned about safely home? Microchip- Feynman, a heart- ping is now mandatory in worm-positive dog at the Doña Ana County and Las shelter, through the Pet Cruces. Network. With help from Microchipping is avail- the Doña Ana County Hu- able at ASCMV for $20. mane Society animal re- Pupper Wear parties, lief fund, I was able to get with a low cost fee of him the treatment he community and the volun- formation, and the pet re- the airport, not far from little guy. One day, while $6.35, can be arranged by needed and get him back teers, Jean Gilbert, Dee joined with its family. where the crash had oc- shopping, someone stole calling Frank Bryce at to health. When he was Dugil and Miranda Meyer, These chips help get your curred. They discovered a him from her car. Months 523-8020. Action Pro- ready, the broadcast was who devote precious per- pet home in some of the small furball scrounging of searching and checking grams for Animals is sent out on the Pet Net- sonal time to maintain it. “ most amazing ways. the area in order to sur- at the shelter left her still holding a special event work and social media When it comes to re- There was a car crash vive. A microchip scan re- certain that Sancho was for low cost vaccinations that he needed a forever homing pets or making out on west I-10 by the Las vealed the code number, alive and well. After 10 and micro-chipping from home. I got the call and sure they can make it Cruces airport. It was and a call led to the identi- months, her friend who 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday, took him over to the home home, the Coalition for pretty severe; the driver ty of the owner in Texas was listed as a back-up on Nov. 21, at their location, of Nicole and her hus- Pets and People is working barely made it out, and and a very happy reunion. the registration of the mi- 800 W. Picacho Ave. Dr. band, and it was love at to reduce the number of the pet was considered Another story is of a crochip, received a call Elizabeth Carver, DVM, first sight. A few weeks pets taken to the shelter. dead in the fiery crash. friend of mine and her that Sancho was at the An- provides microchips at later, they sent me a fami- One way that can happen The driver was passing beloved Cocker who has imal Services Center, and her Mesquite Animal ly photo with the new ad- is by having your pet mi- through southern New gotten her through many could she let Alejandra Vaccination Mobile Clin- dition. This was four years crochipped. This chip, the Mexico when the unfortu- family losses and tough know? Faster than a ics for $7, and her clinic ago, and Feynman — re- size of a grain of rice and nate circumstance oc- times. Sancho was always speeding bullet, she was schedule is available at named Rio — and Nicole inserted just below the curred, and he returned with her in the shadows of there to pick up Sancho, 650-2000. The Coalition are inseparable. This skin, can be scanned with- home to Texas to recover Mesilla. He was a sparky who was skinny, malnour- for Pets and People with never would have hap- out pain, providing a from his injuries, heart- HSSNM will be sponsor- pened without the Pet Net- coded number that can be broken that his pet had Las Cruces Bulletin ing a FREE micro-chip- work email list and the looked up with the regis- perished. A short time Proud Sponsor of our “Pet of the Week” ping event in La Mesa wonderful people in our tered owner’s contact in- later, a couple was out by Animal Services Center from 10 a.m. to noon on Archer of the Mesilla Valley Doberman Pinscher Mix 3551 Bataan Memorial West Saturday, Nov. 28, at the Aggies ‘excited and ready

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VOLUME 47 • NUMBER 31 SAVE!!!SA BULLETIN PHOTO BY POLO ORTA AND BROOK STOCKBERGER To sponsor call: Hours after two explosive devices were det- Male onated at Calvary Baptist Church and Holy *See store for details; Aug. 7-9. Cross Catholic Church in Las Cruces, mem- up for low-cost spay or 3299 Del Rey Blvd. Las Cruces bers of Las Cruces clergy, including Rev. 575.523.3933 José Martin Alcántar, Parochial Vicar at Holy Cross Catholic Church, left, Rev. Jared Car son of Peace Lutheran Church, left, Monsi- City Councillor gnor John Anderson of Holy Cross, and Fr. ‘Fear not’ Jim Lehman of Holy Family American Na - 524-8061 tional Catholic Church, join in prayer with neuter clinics. Bring members of the Las Cruces community Miguel Silva to Sunday, Aug. 2 at Pioneer Women’s Park. - Both churches suffered damage, but there Say hello to this sweet, bright-eyed canine who we think would be were no injuries. The places of worship To adopt call: run for mayor both plan to continue to hold services. For more information, see page A7. By Mike Cook Las Cruces Bulletin DACC regains nursing accreditation your dogs and cats to one By Mike Cook the perfect new addition to your home! He’s fast as lightening and Miguel Silva hopes to Las Cruces Bulletin be the next mayor of Las Cruces. “We’re back in business,” New Mex ico State University President Garrey co State University-Doña Ana,” Car- 382-0018 After eight years on the Las Cruces City Council Carruthers said Wednesday Aug. 5. ruthers said. - epresenting District 1, SILVA Carruthers joined Doña Ana Commu Getting the program re-accredited was one of the major challenges for shortage of nurses in Doña Ana Coun so athletic. Archer has been with us for ~ 9 months; please help nity College President Renay Scott at a of these microchipping ilva has thrown his hat into the ring in or visit Scott when she became DACC presi ty,” Scott said in a DACC news release. is year’s mayoral election. news conference to announce DACC’s associate nursing program has re - dent in June 2014. Scott received a letter from ACEN Election day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. - ceived initial national accreditation Scott said the accreditation means July 29 announcing the initial accredi - from the Accreditation Commi the 11 students who graduated f tation. The next evaluation visit i for Education in N - the program in M be in the spring of 2 SEE SILVA - petango.com/ascmv from Chief E him fi nd his forever home today! PAG DAC events so they have a bet- Read the entire Bulletin at www.lascrucesbulletin.com The Las Cruces Bulletin ter chance of coming 840 N. Telshor Blvd., Ste. E • www.lascrucesbulletin.com home. LAS CRUCES BULLETIN HEALTH & WELL BEING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 | B31 HealthyHappenings

DIABETES AWARENESS EXPO include: physical; emotional; social; nior Center, 975 S. Mesquite St. Support Group meets 6 to 7:30 p.m. the Southern New Mexico Diabetes Out- occupational; intellectual; and spiritu- For more information, call 528-3000. first Tuesday of every month at Moun- reach will hold the 11th annual Diabe- al health. T’AI CHI CHIH tainView Senior Circle Association, tes Awareness Expo from 8 a.m. to 2:30 For more information, contact 556- 3948 E. Lohman Ave., Suite 1, in the p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21 at Alma D’Arte 2179 or [email protected]. T’ai Chi Chih sessions taught by Game Room. School, 402 W. Court Ave. SUICIDE SURVIVORS Rose J. Alvarez Diosdado are at 8:45 For more information, contact the The expo provides the opportunity GROUP MEETS a.m. every Monday, 8:45 and 10 a.m. Southern New Mexico Diabetes Out- to meet representatives from local every Tuesday. A strictly beginners reach at 522-0289, or snmdo@snmdo. agencies that provide diabetic ser- Suicide Survivors, a free, peer-led class will be held 10 a.m. and a Guided org or visit www.snmdo.org. vices, sample products available to group, is open to any adult survivor of T’ai Chi Chih class will be held at 11 ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION help you manage your diabetes and suicide. Facilitated by the Southern a.m. every Wednesday. A meditation learn about new treatments in diabe- New Mexico Suicide Prevention and class will be held 11 a.m. on Thurs- The Alzheimer’s Association New tes management. Free vision screen- Survivor Support Coalition, the group days. Mexico Chapter will have a support ings will be available, and flu, pneumo- meets from 4:30 to 6 p.m. the first and All classes are held in the Blue Room group meeting at 11:30 a.m. every nia and pertussis shots available with third Monday of the month at the Cen- at Senior Circle Center, 3948 E. Lohman Thursday at Uno’s Pizzeria Grill, 2102 presentation of an insurance card. ter for Grief Services, 209 E. Montana Ave., behind the Walgreens on the cor- Telshor Court. For more information, Topics and presentations will in- Ave. ner of Lohman Avenue and Roadrun- call Jan at 522 7133 or Michael at 382- clude “Diabetes and Sleep Apnea,” For more information, call 635-6265 ner Parkway. 5200. “How to Prepare for an Emergency” or email [email protected]. For more information, email rosita- STROKE GROUP FOR SURVIVORS and “Nutrition and Understanding La- BREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUP [email protected] or visit www.taichi- AND CAREGIVERS bels.” chih.org. Entrance fee is $12 per person. Lunch The Breast Cancer Support Group of TOPS GROUPS MEETINGS SET Stroke survivors and caregivers is included. For more information or the Community Foundation of South- share their experiences at support to register, contact 522-0289 or visit ern New Mexico meets from 10 to 11:30 Take Off Pounds Sensibly Chapter group meetings at 1 p.m. the first www.snmdo.org. a.m. every fourth Saturday of the 219 meets from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Thurs- Thursday of the month at Munson Se- month at Memorial Medical Center, days. The support group assists mem- nior Center, 975 S. Mesquite St. FREE COOKING CLASS 2450 S. Telshor Blvd., West Annex bers in achieving and maintaining For more information, call 522-2625. AND NUTRITION SEMINAR Building. healthy weight-loss goals. BIKE AND CHOWDER Free cooking class and seminar on Monthly programs vary, with infor- For more information and location, gluten-free holiday fare from noon to mation related to breast cancer and call Doris at 524-7461. All levels of recreational bicycle rid- 1:15 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21, at Natural the pursuit of wellness. TOPS Chapter 381 meets every ers are welcome to join in bike rides Grocers, 3970 E Lohman Ave. Eating No registration is required. Meet- Thursday at Trails West Mobile Home four days a week, beginning at the Me- gluten-free helps many people experi- ings are free and are open to all who Park, 1450 Avenida de Mesilla. Weigh- silla Plaza. Rides start at 8:30 a.m. Sun- ence great health benefits: less bloat- have been touched by breast cancer. in is at 10 a.m. and the meeting runs day, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ing, less brain fog, better sleep and For more information, call 524-4373. from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. All are wel- Coffee and/or food is available after much more. However, a gluten-free CELEBRATE RECOVERY come. For more information, call Jack- the rides. diet doesn’t mean depriving yourself ie Sloan at 649-8477. For more information, contact Dona of your favorite meals. Learn easy, Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-cen- TOPS Chapter 390 meets 5:45 to 7 at 647-0757, or Helen at 649-6150. sweet and savory gluten-free recipes tered recovery program designed to p.m. Thursdays at Morning Star Unit- AL-ANON that will allow you to stay on track for help those struggling with hurts, hab- ed Methodist Church. the holidays. For more information, its and hang-ups. Examples include TRANSPLANT SUPPORT GROUP Al-Anon exists to help families and call 522-1711. dependency on alcohol or drugs, por- friends of alcoholics recover from the nography, low self-esteem, need to The Southern New Mexico Trans- effects of living with the problem GLUTEN-FREE HOLIDAY control, depression, anger, co-depen- plant Support Group meets 6:30 to 8 drinking of a relative or friend. Meet- TASTING FAIR dency, fear of rejection, fear of aban- p.m., the second Thursday of the ings are held at noon Monday, Wednes- Join in a festive Gluten-Free Holiday donment, perfectionism, broken rela- month at MountainView Regional day, Friday and Saturday, 903 E. Pinon Fair from noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday, tionships and abuse. CR maintains Medical Center, 4311 E. Lohman Ave., St.; 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, at University Nov. 21, at Natural Grocers, 3970 E strict confidentiality, which promotes in the conference room located on the Church of Christ, 1555 E. University Lohman Ave. Enjoy the magic of the an atmosphere of trust and enables right side at the entrance to the cafete- Ave.; 6 p.m. Thursday, the Village at holidays with seasonal foods, supple- recovery. ria. Northrise, 2880 N. Roadrunner Park- ments and body care products, all glu- Monday meetings begin at 6 p.m. at For more information, call Susan at way; and noon Friday, University Unit- ten-free. Making your holidays glu- Mesilla Park Community Church, 3101 496-2627. ed Methodist Church, 2000 S. Locust ten-free doesn’t mean compromising S. Main St. For more information, call St. on flavor and quality. For more infor- Don at 650-1625. SOUTHERN NM DIABETES For more information, visit www. mation, call 522-1711. Friday meetings begin at 6 p.m. at GROUP MEETS MONTHLY nmal-anon.org. FREE WELL BEING WORKSHOPS First Evangelical Free Church, 1435 The Diabetes Educational Support BREASTFEEDING SUPPORT GROUP Pecos St. For more information, call Group meetings are held from 10 to Well Being Wednesday will be held Steve at 639-3550. 11:15 a.m. the third Thursday of each Mama’s Milk Club Breastfeeding at 1 p.m. the first Wednesday of each For more information on the pro- month at Natural Grocers, 3970 E. Support Group meets 10 to 11:30 a.m. month in the Well Being Room at the gram, visit www.celebraterecovery.com. 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