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El Paso Times Thursday. Sept 30, 1993 il Paso Burglaries Nuevo Huevo available a la carte Burglaries in each police patrol area for the week ending Sept. 25. Typical case: mm iyf i ii i ji i i A home in the 3900 block of Lincoln was burglarized between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Sept 22. Entry was gained by prying the back door. Money and several items of value were taken. Business burglaries OHome burglaries ten Montana IllSllf Central Lower Valley Downtown Source; Paso Police Department LOTTO WINNER The winning numbers drawn El Paso Times loaned his car out to a man late in the morning and that the man had not returned witn tne car. He said tne man wife called him, looking for her husband.

The man told police he would report the license plate number to the Auto Theft Section. NortheastCentral Evading arrest 9500 block of Over, Wednesday: Chemistry for the Dual Diagnosed" workshop will be from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Uxidy in Auditorium at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, 4300 Alberta. Information: 562-6140.

POLICE REPORTS Here is a sampling of polioe reports available Wednesday at El Paso police headquarters: Jeff Bowen El Paso Times Alan McChesney played the violin for the band Nuevo Huevo during a concert Wednesday afternoon at the San Jacinto Plaza in downtown El Paso. McChesney played with other members Hal Marcus, Jill Kenyon and Gene Keller as part of the Art a la Carte Series sponsored by the El Paso Arts Resources Department. The jackpot totaled: $3 million. Next drawing: p.m. Saturday.

CALENDAR Sept 27: When officers approached two men in a ditch, the men ran away. They were stopped by the officers and taken into custody and appeared before a magistrate on charges of evading arrest, then booked into the county Jail. Home burglary, 4900 block of Atlas, Sept 28: A man told police someone entered his house during the night and stole his wallet and his VCR. The man believes the burglars entered through an unlocked kitchen door. Criminal mischief.

8800 block of Mt Delano, Sept 25: A man said someone scratched an obscene word on the side of his car with a knife. Vehicle theft, Juarez, Sept 18: A woman said her car was stolen in Juarez. She told police that she reported the theft to Juarez authorities She said the car has been seen on Doniphan in West El Paso. Vehicle theft, Cludad Juarez, Sept 26: A man said someone stole his car in Juarez. The man said the car had expired Texas license plates.

El Pasoans on list for Cisneros banquet Several El Pasoans are expected to attend a banquet next week in San Antonio honoring U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Henry Cisneros. The Oct 8 event at the Marriott Rivercenter Hotel in San Antonio is sponsored by the Mexican-American Legal Defense and Education Fund. Among El Pasoans attending will be El Paso County Judge Alicia Chacon, MALDEF's Bonnie Escobar and Lina Frescas Dobbs of Central and South West Corp. Information: Abelardo de la Pefia (213) 489-3765, or Olga Kauffman, (210) 224-5476.

Student's support program gets grant An El Paso Community College program to help low-income students remain in college and graduate has received a $352,000 grant from the U.S. Department of The Program for Academic Student's Success has helped 600 disadvantaged, physically-handicapped and first-generation students, college officials said. The student support includes skill development in reading, writing, math, critical thinking, problem-solving, language and studying. Information: 594-2650. Conference at UTEP discusses Mexico A conference featuring political and social figures from the United States and Mexico will discuss Mexico's Southern Frontier at 10:30 a.m.

Friday in Room 205 of Benedict Hall on the University of Texas at El Paso campus. The conference will feature Congressman Cuauhtemoc Lopez Sanchez of Mexico, who also will be speaking at 6 p.m. at the Hilton-Airport. The conference is sponsored by UTEP, El Paso Community College and the Southwest U.S.-Mexico Border Policy Group. Information: 747-5196 or 747-5157.

Canutillo offers free equivalency classes The Canutillo Independent School District is offering free adult basic education and high school equivalency diploma classes from 6 to 8 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays at Canutillo High School. Registration will be at 6 p.m. Monday and Wednesday at the high school campus. Information: 877-3726, ext.

277. Comedian to speak to NM students Comedian Paul Rodriguez is to speak to Las Cruces Lynn Middle School students at 1:30 p.m. Friday in the school's gymnasium, 950 Walnut. Rodriguez will be in Las Cruces for the Whole Enchilada Fiesta. Information: (505) 524-1968.

Times staff reports West Burglary of building, 500 block of S. Stanton, Sept The owner of a bakery told police someone threw a brick through the front window and stole $450 worth of cake decorations Officers were unable to get any workable evidence. Theft, 400 block of S. Mesa, Sept 27: A convenience store clerk told police that two men pumped gas into their cars and drove off without paying for it; one pumped worth of gas and the other $8.10. East Burglary of vehicle, 8900 block of Dorado, Sept 27: A man said he saw two men breaking into his car and attempt to disarm the alarm system.

Officers said the the door lock was damaged and the alarm lock had been broken. Criminal mischief, 9900 block of FaBdrk, Sept A woman said someone smashed her living room window with a baseball bat She told polioe that two of her cars also were vandalized. She was told to contact the Burglary Section for a follow-up investigation. Criminal trespass, 8600 block of Hopewefl, Sept 28: A woman told police she found a half-eaten hamburger and a package of catsup in her back yard. She said she also found some of her flower pots turned over.

She told police she is sure someone was in her back yard the night before. Theft 5000 btock of Garry Owen, Sept 28: A man said someone stole two letters from his mailbox. Theft of service. 7600 block of North Loop. Sept A fast-food restaurant employee told polioe a man and a woman ordered food, ate their meal and then refused to pay their bill.

The couple told police they could not pay their bill because they were broke. Officers issued citations for both the man and the woman, then released them. Criminal mischief, 900 block of Flredate, Sept A woman said her mailbox was pned open. She told police that other mailboxes tn their community mail station had been pned open. She said no mail was stolen.

Attempted vehfcie theft. 800 block of Maliett, Sept A man said he Husbandwife business El Paso Community College is sponsoring a "Collaborative Couples" conference, for husbands and wives who work together, from 530 to 7:30 p.m. today at the El Paso Museum of Art, 1211 Montana Ave. The conference, open to the public, is free Information: 534-3419. Desert symposium University of Texas at El Paso professors, students, government policy-makers and visiting professors are exchanging information on the Chihuahuan Desert today in the Tomas Rivera Conference Center of the UTEP Union, hifonnatkw: 747-5142.

Business workshop The Market Place "93 Symposium, designed to help business people survive in increasingly competitive markets, continues today at 730 a.m. at the civic center. WernwBon: 747-5142. Environment Members of the Alert Citizens for Environment Safety organization will meet at 7 pm today at the 0 Paso Main Library, 501 N. Oregon, to discuss the radioactive waste dump and sewage sludge prcSscts in Hudspeth County.

Information: 534-7350. Pro-Muk The El Paso Pro-Musica Guild is sponsoring a coffee for members and prospective members at 10 am today at 6223 Pinehurst Councss The Texas Association of Regional Councils will open Its 28th annual conference at 9 a.m. today at the Cammo Real Paso Del Norte, 101 S. Paso St Open house Canjtillo schools will be open to the pubbc from 9 to 1030 am today as part of "Parents in Education Wee" Information: 877-3726. Watch program A police Gang Task Force representative will speak at a meeting sponsored by the Sacramento A-rtxn Coairoon and Neighborhood Wacn Program at 6 pm.

today at Austin Hign School cafeteria, 3500 Memphis, information: 778-5336. Northeast hospital Providence Memorial Haspra administrators will discuss the rjcssoiltty of building a hospital or dmc Nortneast El Paso at a meeting with area residents at 7 p.m. the Forum Room rjf tne El Paso Community Cohege Transmountain campus. 9570 Gateway North. Medical workshop A "Good RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS SSSSSSSSBSBSSSBSSSBSSSSSMSSSSaSBSa City-County Health District inspectors conducted initial inspections Sept 24 on the following restaurants.

The state food-service law requires immediate corrections on all critical violations and action on all other items within 48 hours when the rating is below 60. The local agency requires a score of 85 to avoid re-inspection for minor violctiCTS The I ratings do not necessarily reflect the cleanliness or sanitary conditions of the restaurant Inspections appear Thursdays in the El Paso Times. 1 Wendy's, 6201 Montana, 71. Ptzza Hut 5201 Montana 94. Utile Caesar's Ptzza, 5110 Montana, 97.

La Morenlta, 2113 Magoffin, 59. Tony's BBQ, 1700 Myrtle 84. Church's Chicken, 119 E. Paisano. 84.

El Nuevo Ore's, 7000 Alameda, 9L Herman's Ptt Barbecue, 7006 Commerce. 93. Taco Cabana, 1777 Lee Trevino, 93. Whataburger, 8055 N. Loop, 95.

Kentucky Fried Chicken, 8055 N. Looo. 97. Village Inn, 7144 Gateway East 92 Ptzza Hut 1071 N. Carolina.

92. Whataburger, 7400 Gateway East Trevino, 92. Meno's Mexican Food, 10960 Montwood, 98. Big Bun Hamburger 3, 1461 Lee Trevifto, 93. Roosevelt School, 616 E.

5th, 99. Greyhound (GLS 1111 San Francisco, 90. June's Snack Bar, 1 State National Raphael's Restaurant, 409 Missouri, 73. Walter E. Clarke, 1501 Bob Hope, 97.

Ttorra Del Sol, 1832 Tommy Aaron, 94. Best Buy, 1110 Pendale. 90. Fun's Supermarket 8201 Dyer, 71. 94.

Jordlnn's Airway, 6666 Gateway East 88. Gonzalo's 10801 Pebble Hills. 92. The Don ut Shop, 1893 Lee Trevino, 90. East Side Cafe, 11251 Rojas.

96. Bowl Paso, 11144 Pellicano, 9a Eastside Ptzza Express, 1515 Lee 4, ...5 today in Curtis-Bright Funeral Home, with the prayer vigil at 7 p.m. The funeral liturgy will be at 10 a.m. Friday in St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church.

Burial will be in Fort Bayard National Cemetery, with military honors. He was preceded in death by his wife, Felicita Madrid. Survivors include his daughter, Denise Garcia; and his sons, Max P. Madrid Billy J. Madrid, Danny S.

Madrid and Martin Madrid. He was an Army veteran of World War II and the Korean War and had lived in Silver City all his life. Cemetery, with military honors. Survivors inc ijde his wife, Madel; and his sister, Delphine Walking. He was a Marine Corps veteran of World War II and had lived in El Paso 18 months.

Arrangements are by BanksMarlin and Johnson Funeral Home. BHIie R. Trew, 63, of El Paso died Tuesday (Sept. 28, 1993) in Carlsbad. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m.

today in Hillcrest Funeral Home. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Restlawn Memorial Park Chapel. Burial will be in Restlawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include her son, Chris Trew; her daughters, Terry Boland and Vickie Huff; and her mother, CI if tine Frost.

She was a retired bookkeeper and receptionist for a veterinary hospital and was a longtime El Paso resident. will be at 9:15 a.m. Friday in St. Patrick Cathedral. Burial will be in Evergreen East Mausoleum.

Survivors include his parents, Agustin and Virginia Arellano: and his brother, Robert Arellano. He was a senior marketing major at the University of Texas at El Paso and had lived in El Paso all his life. Memorial contributions may be made to the National Bone Marrow Donor Association through United Blood Services. Alice Venette Grabowskl, 67, of El Paso died Tuesday (Sept. 28.

1993). Memorial service will be at 7 p.m. today in Hillcrest Funeral Home. Survivors include her tons, Johnny L. Reed and Robert J.

Grabowtki. She was a homemaker and had lived in El Paso three years. JeSUS C. Matin, 64, of El Paso died Tuesday (Sept. 28, 1993).

Visitation will be from 4 to 9:30 p.m. today in Martin Funeral Home-Montana Avenue, with the rosary at 8 p.m. The funeral Mass will be at 9 a.m. Friday in St. Joseph Catholic Church.

Burial will be in Concordia Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Babi'uba, hit bouts, Marin Gerardo Marin and Oscar Mann; and his daughters, irraa M. Quinonez and Yolanda M. Work. He was a carpenter and had lived in El Paso all hus life.

Miguel Quezada, 62, of Chaparral died Tufcbday 28, 1993). The rosary will be at p.m. today in Kaster-Maxon and Futrell Funeral Home. The funeral Maws will be at 9 a.m. Friday in St.

TWnah More Ga.th.oJic Church in Chaparral. will be in Kegtlawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Eloisa; his sons, Angel Quezada, Arturo Quezada, Miguel Quezada Jr. and Armando Quezada; and his daughters, Rosamaria Quezada, Maria Munoz, Martha Quezada, Gloria Preciado, Blanca Onsurez and Zoila Jones. He was a self-employed contractor and had lived in Chaparral 10 years.

Joseflrta M. Reyes, 92, of El Paso died Tuesday (Sept. 28, 1993). Visitation will be from 4 to 9:30 p.m. Friday in Martin Funeral Home-Montana Avenue, with the rosary at 8:30 p.m.

The funeral Mass will be at 9 a.m. Saturday in Our Lady of the Light Catholic Church. Burial will be in Evergreen Alameda Cemetery. She was preceded in death by her husband, Eduardo. Survivors include her son, Eduardo Reyes; and her daughters, Carmen Lugo and Josefina R.

Guzman. She was a homemaker, a member of the Washington Senior Citizens and had lived in El Paso 86 years. Helen D. Rldgway, 83, a former El Paso resident, died Friday (Sept. 24, 1993) in Falls City, Neb.

Gravebide service will be at 3 p.m. Friday in Fort Bliss National Cemetery. Survivors include her son, Harley H. Ridgway III. She had been employed at the Federal Civil Service Social Security Administration at White Sands Missile Range.

Arrangements are by Harding-Orr and McDaniel Montana Avenue. Willard C. Shead, 67, of El Paso died Monday (Sept. 27, 1993). Graveside service will be at 9 a.m.

today in Fort Bliaa National Man was retired customs assistant Adolfo Loera, a retired assistant director of U.S. Customs in the Southwest, died Monday (Sept. 27, 1993). He was 81. After retiring, he formed the Twin Plant Custom Consultants and Services, which provided a model of service for business between the United States and Mexico.

He also contributed to the founding and development of the Government Employees Credit Union in 1939 and served as its first treasurer and then-chairman of the board. He was preceded in death by his wife, Carmen Triolo Loera. Survivors include hi6 daughter, Carmen Fernandez; and hit ton, Paul A. Loera. Visitation will be from 4 to 9:30 p.m.

Friday in Martin Funeral Home-Montana, with the rosary at 8 p.m. The funeral Mass will be at if ajn. Saturday in St. Matthew Catholic Church. Burial will be in Memory Gardens of the Valley Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be mad to tL Loera Memorial Scholarship Fund for the Deaf, co Tewus Cominerc 2U1 E. Main, El Ffcw, MA. account number EL PASO COUNTY Richard "Rkirf Arfctlano, 22, of El Pao diwl Tudar heyi, WiZ). Visitation will be frora 4 Vj p.m. today in Martin FyirrtJ Home-Montana Avenue, il rjtsry at 8:30 p.m.

Thai f'drtb 't Mm RUI OTHER FUNERALS TODAY AKamlrano, ArmJda Garcia, noon, St Ann's Catholic Church, 400 S. Ruby, Deming, Baraia, Patrick "Pat" Ralph, 10 am, St Genevieve's Catholic Church, 100 S. Espina, Las Cruces. Brack, Louis William, 10 am. First Presbyterian Church, 661 Lomaland, El Paso.

Camarlllo, Richard, 9 a.m., Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, 2709 Alabama, Paso. Chambsrtln, William 2 p.m., Fort Bliss National Cemetery, 5001 Fred Wilson, Fort Biiss. Clark, Champ, 10 a.m., Fort Bliss National Cemetery, 5001 Fred Wilson, Fort Bliss. Esoobedo, Esperanza, 10 a.m., Cristo Rey Catholic Church, 8011 Williamette, Paso. Gonzales, Cruz, 9:45 a.m., St Patrick's Cathedral, 1118 N.

Mesa, El Paso. Merino, Joseph, 10 a.m., St Stephens Catholic Church, 1651 Janet Coles, El Paso. Sanchez, Ramon, 10 a.m., Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church, Loving. 5 More obituaries: Paid obituaries run each day in the El Paso Times' classified advertising section DofOtha Boyce, 73, of Carrizozo died Tuesday (Sept. 28, 1993) in Ruidoso.

A memorial service will be at 2:30 p.m. Friday in Carrizozo Assembly of God. Survivors include her husband, Arnold. She was a homemaker, a past member of the Carrizozo Women's Club and had lived in Carrizozo since 1963. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association.

Arrangements are by LaGrone Funeral Chapel. SILVER CITY Max S. Madrid, 67, of Silver City died Sunday (Sept. 26, 1993). Visitation will be from 2 to 7 p.m..