The Santa Fe New Mexican from Santa Fe, New Mexico • 4

a a a a THE NEW MEXICAN Santa Fe, N.M., Tuesday, March 21, 1989 EL DIARIO TUESDAY March 21, 1989 POLICE NOTES Police: and sheriff's officers are investigating the following reports: Responding to an alarm, police caught a burglar Sunday inside the Flower Market at 1996 Warner St. The suspect was found hiding in a storage closet. The owner reported that only coins from the cash register were missing. Arrested was Ernest Brian Goke, 28, of 1616 Third St. A man driving on East Alameda near Paseo de Peralta on Friday was hit from behind by a man in a large blue Ford truck.

When the victim got out to check the damage to his car, the other man got out of his truck and tried to slash the victim in the face with a knife. The suspect is described as 37-40 years old, 5 feet 2 inches tall, with a dark complexion and a dark mustache. Two girls, ages and 10, and residents of the 2800 block of Cerrillos Road reported Saturday that a neighbor opened the door to his home and exposed his genitals to them. The suspect later said that he had been in the bathroom and was naked when the, phone rang. The girls told police the man had exposed himself before.

A home in the 500 of Plaza Balentine was burglarized Sunday. Taken was a crystal ashtray valued at $130, two bottles of wine, $150 in coins and a cash register drawer valued at $200. A Toyota camper was found by police in the 1900 block of Cerrillos Road Monday morning with its engine still running and a dog inside. The owner later called police to report the camper was stolen. An office in the 800 block of Warner Street was reported ransacked Monday morning.

Nothing was taken. A fight erupted Saturday between two men who had been playing darts at the Desert Inn on Old Santa Fe Trail. One man wants to press charges against the other. A yellow Dodge recreational vehicle was reported stolen Sunday from the 800 block of Fayette Street. Someone took a radar detector valued at $128 from a Chevrolet Camero on Sunday when the car was parked at McDonald's or the High Mesa Inn on Cerrillos Road.

Everisto Joe Gurule was arrested for trying to pass a bad check for $355 at the Sunwest Bank branch on Rodeo Road. Bank employees reported the bank had previously taken worthless checks totaling $3,819 from Gurule. Clothes, credit cards and $250 cash were taken Sunday from a car parked outside the office of Coronado Condominiums at 2800 Cerrillos Road. The cash, stashed in two money bags under the car seat, belonged to the Santa Fe school district. A 1976 Ford pickup was stolen Sunday in an apartment parking lot in the 2700 block of Galisteo Road.

Someone tried to break into a city warehouse at 1121 Alto St. over the weekend. Damage was estimated at $350. Four buildings that house the state Department of Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources were broken into over the weekend. Locks were broken, $20 was taken from a desk and a hinge was taken from a wall.

A woman said her wallet was stolen Friday at the Bull Ring restaurant on Old Santa Fe Trail. Missing are credit cards, a checkbook, a ring valued at $400, a personal check for $2,600 and $120 in cash. Burglars broke into the US West building at 1117 Calle La Resolana over the weekend, taking $15 in coins from a vending machine, kicking in doors and breaking the window of a company van. DON'T MISS Santa Fe Community College is offering a variety of short courses and workshops about the environment. "Natural History of the Arid Lands of New Mexico" will acquaint students with the soils, vegetation, animal communities, geology and the fossil past of New Mexico.

Students will participate in field trips throughout the state. The course will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays beginning March 28. "Hoot for Owls" will explore the world of the forest at night. Students will learn the techniques to call owls and to locate nests and roosts.

This course 1 will be held 7 to 9 p.m. on April 18. "Animal will cover tracking techniques, animal gaits and other clues to animal behavior. The workshop will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

on May 27. Other classes include "'Vegetation and Wildflowers of the and "Earth Walks." For more information, call 471-8200, ext. 251. "Natural History of the Arid Lands of COURTS The following people were arraigned Monday in Magistrate Court: Joe Everisto Gurule, 32, of 1783 Hopewell St. or 703 Alarid St.

was charged with fraud. He is being held in Santa Fe County jail in lieu of a $10,000 property or $1,000 cash bond. Joe Henry Romero, 22, of 2800 Cerrillos Road, Apt. 1, was charged with residential burglary and larceny. He is accused of breaking into a house in the 1000 block of Hillcrest Drive and taking camera equipment and jewelry.

He is being held in the Santa Fe County jail in lieu of a $15,000 property or $1,500 cash bond. Ernest Brian Coke, 28, of 1616 Third was charged with commercial burglary and criminal damage to property. He is accused of breaking into The Flower Market at 1996 Warner Ave. on Sunday. He is being held in the Santa Fe County jail in lieu of a $5,000 property or $500 cash bond.

Antonio Celestino Urban 20, of 1429 Agua Fria was charged with two counts of aggravated assault a with deadly weapon. He is accused of striking a woman with a hammer. Urban is being held in the Santa Fe County jail in lieu of a $10,000 property or $1,000 cash bond. The following people have been indicted by a Santa Fe Grand Jury: Ruben Cavala, 21, 618 Agua Fria Street on charges of attempting to commit a felony while armed with a deadly weapon. He allegedly tried to rob a woman with a knife July 5, 1988.

Robert Mearant, 24, 475 Camino del Campo on charges of possessing cocaine and marijuana on Dec. 16, 1988. Wilma Romero, 37 and Benjie Tapia, 25, both of 517 Barela Lane, on charges -of shoplifting four video cassette recorders from Walmart Dec. 19, 1988. Edward B.

Ortega, 21, R1. 5 Box 258, on three counts of burglary. He allegedly broke into three pickup trucks on Feb. 5. David Carl Wilson, 30, 2001 Airport Road on charges of bringing vodka into the county jail on Jan.

27. Andrew Gallegos, 45, 1519 Camino Sierra Vista on charges of possessing cocaine and stolen property on Jan. 24. CLARIFICATIONS Only firefighters with local governments are eligible to buy up to 10 years of credited service under the Public Employees Retirement Act for previous federal government employment under a bill approved by the 1989 state Legislature. HB 269, sponsored by Santa Fe Democrat Rep.

Ben Lujan, extends the purchase option through June 30, 1992. The option originally was allowed in 1987 but was extended this year because of unexpected delays in processing federal government paperwork, Lujan said. The New Mexican incorrectly reported Sunday that all state employees are eligible. Funeral notices and memorials GARCIA, Susie 68 A life long resident of Santa Fe, passed away Sunday morning at 'St. Vincent Hospital following a sudden illness.

She was born in Terrero, New Mexico and was the daughter of the late Luis and Rufina Rivera. She was the store manager of the MorValue Stamp Redemption Center and was a bookeeper for her husband's business, Pete's Appliance Service. She was a member of La Union Proctectiva, and the American Association of Retired Persons. Her husband, the late Pete Garcia, preceded her in death in 1973. Visitation was held at Berardinelli Mortuary on Monday where a rosary was recited at 7:30 p.m.

Visitation will begin at 3:00 p.m. today where a rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. at the Berardinelli Mortuary. The Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Wednesday morning at 10:30 from St. Francis Cathedral.

Interment will follow in the Santa Fe National Cemetery. Arrangements are through Berardinelli Mortuary, 983-4331: GONZALES, Margarito C. A resident of San Leandro, CA passed away Saturday in Hayward, CA. He is survived by his wife, Judy Gonzales of San Leandro, CA; 1 daughter, Diane Garrick and husband John of Fremont, CA; his parents, Leopolda Gonzales and wife Elvira of Las Vegas; 2 brothers, Eloy Gonzales and wife Mary of buquerque, Bonifacio Gonzales of Las Vegas; 1 sister, Annabelle Montoya and husband Frances of Las Vegas; father and law, Renaldo Lucero and wife of Santa Fe; sister-in-law, Alice Kaywood and husband Cary of San Jose, CA; numerous nieces and nephews. Rosary services will be Santa Fe outlook REGIONAL FORECAST Travelers' outlook Today Accu-Weather forecast for Tuesday Hi Lo Yesterday Prc Hi Today, Hi Lo Tomorrow Oflk Clearing, warmer Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures Amarillo 40.

16 33 28 sn 35 16 cdy 45 26 21 sn 62 26 cir High: 52 low: 25 Anchorage 40 26 36 30 sn 33 28 cdy Sunrise: 6:07 sunset: 6:16 55 Atlanta 55 50 62 51 rn 50 43 cdy AtlanticCity 45 18 45 40 rn' 41 37 cdy Austin 85 61 .31 52 45 cir 65 38 cir Baltimore 47 26 .06 44 39 rn 36 32 sn Billings 37 12 20 cdy 53 32 cir Tomorrow Birmingham 79 56 60 rn 55 38 cdy Boise 52 25 62 32 cdy 55 38 cdy Mostly sunny Boston 25 40 33 rn 30 25 cdy High: 54 low: 27 COLD Burlington, Vt. 36 13 30 23 sn 30 05 cdy 66 54 .10 76 58 55 50 rn Sunrise: 6:05 sunset: 6:17 Charleston, W. Va. 52 32 .44 43 39 44 25 cir 43 .40 59 47 39 cdy rn Chicago Cheyenne 26 38 31 16 .26 cir cir 55 36 30 18 cir Cincinnati 46 35 1.15 cdy 43 22 cir Thursday Cleveland 37 26 .22 sn 31 20 sn Columbus, Ohio 31 .54 31 sn 39 20 cdy Mild, breezy 42 12 28 sn 29 17 cir High: 61 low: 34 SNOW Dallas- FtWorth 86 55 38 cdy 60 32 cdy Sunrise: 6:05 sunset: 6:18 Les Angeles Dayton 39 32 .59 38 31 cdy 38 21 cdy Denver 32 21 50 cir 61 28 cdy DesMoines 36 30 45 20 cir Detroit 35 30 .12 33 21 cdy 33 14 cir ElPaso 80 58 55 37 cdy 66 33 cir Pacific Fairbanks 25 07 cdy 09 sn Ocean Fargo 20 50 03 21 04 cir 31 10 cdy Flagstaff 56 28 cir 58 25 cir GrandRapids 35 30 .10 32 17 cdy 34 14 cir GreatFalls 45 12 50 22 cir 30 cir 01989 37 .15 40 rn 43 36 rn Hartford .04 38 31 rn 32 25 cdy Helena 18 cdy 48 30 cir New Mexico outlook Honolulu cir 65 cir Houston 66 .20 54 rn 39 cir South-Central Indianapolis Miss. .96 27 cdy 20 cir Snow advisory today before noon in the Jackson, 56 .15 55 rn 40 cdy Mountains and Southeast Plains.

Snow ending in the Jacksonville 85 62 cdy 65 cdy southeast before noon. Otherwise fair skies by afternoon with Juneau .03 35 KansasCity 33 .47 16 cir 52 26 cir highs 40s and low 50s in the east to 60s extreme southwest. LasVegas cir 80 47 cir Weather satellite photo taken at Tonight clear, with lows from the teens and 20s in the LittleRock 43 .11 38 rn 58 30 cir p.m mountains to the 20s and 30s at lower elevations. LosAngeles 56 57 cir 74 55 cir 3:15 MST Monday shows clouds over all of New Mexico. upper Louisville 38 .94 36 cdy 45 25 cir Lubbock 24 sn 63 26 cir NATIONAL FORECAST New Mexico Memphis MiamiBeach .34 43 70 cir rn 86 56 70 34 cdy cir Midland-Odessa 77 49 30 27 cir The Accu- forecast for 8 A.MA., March 21 temperatures Milwaukee .02 14 cdy 32 14 cdy Mpis-StPaul 29 09 cir 35 14 cdy Nashville 73 .30 48 rn 52 32 cir By The Associated Press 82 45 rn day's highs, lows SNOW and precipitation New YorkCity 42 30 40 30 cdy COLD Alamogordo 73 48 .00 OklahomaCity 70 39 25 cdy 63 30 cir RARO Albuquerque 63 33 .20 Omaha 36 29 38 10 cir 23 cdy Orlando 86 163 88 64 66 cdy RAM Angel Fire 35 26 .00 Philadelphia 47 26 46 40 31 cdy Carlsbad 79 52 .00 Phoenix 84 64 85 57 58 cir rn PARTLY Chama 40 29 .14 Pittsburgh 37 26 .55 34 CLOUDY Clayton 46 22 .03 Portland, Maine 39 15 35 29 sn 20 cir Cloudcroft 49 31 .00 Portland, Ore.

63 31 56 rn 42 rn Providence 43 23 43 rn 23 cdy Clovis 48 31 .00 Raleigh 50 34 .20 62 39 42 rn 48 rn RARO Deming 80 44 .00 Rapidity 11 .04 43 16 cir 54 26 cdy Espanola 46 34 .20 Reno 27 65 25 cir 29 cdy Farmington 52 38 .00 Richmond 29 .10 49 43 rn 40 35 rn 51 Sacramento 47 70 46 cdy 69 47 cir Gallup 35 .02 FRONTS: StLouis 37 2.19 39 23 cir 49, 23 cir Las Cruces 79 46 .00 SanAntonio 60 .25 53 44 cir 66 38 cir Hobbs 59 47 .00 33 .04 SaltLakeCity 998 58 31 cir 60 35 cdy 6 1800 Las Vegas 41 22 .05 SanDiego 69 58 72 56 cir 68 54 cdy Quemado 54 21 .00 SanFrancisco 73 49 67 50 cdy 64 49 cir National outlook Raton 27 26 .00 Seattle Shreveport 62 76 32 56 45 53 44 42 rn rn 60 52 35 39 cdy rn Red River 32 18 .22 SiouxFalls 23 19 32 08 cir 42 21 cdy Rain is forecast from the Rio Grande Valley of Texas through the Roswell 68 47 .00 Spokane 51 31 54 34 50 34 rn cdy Tennessee Valley and the central Gulf Coast states to the mid-Atlantic Ruidoso 58 31 .00 Syracuse 41 18 .04 33 28 sn 32 13 cdy coast, with thunderstorms most likely from the central Gulf Coast to the Silver City 68 46 .00 Tampa-StPtrsbg 85 64 86 64 cir 87 69 cdy Carolinas. Snow is expected from the upper Ohio Valley to northern New Taos 40 26 .00 Topeka 41 34 .26 42 15 cir 55 24 cir England, with rainshowers from the northern and central Pacific Coast to northwest Montana. Fair to partly sunny skies are forecast for the rest of the nation. Extremes High temperatures are expected to remain below 50 from the high New Mexico National plains region to the northern half of the Atlantic coast; in the 20s and Santa Fe: Deming 80 Alice, Texas. 94 lower 30s from the Dakotas through the Great Lakes region to northern Red River 18 Yellowstone, -13 New England; in the 70s and 80s in southern Arizona, southern and central California and from the central and eastern Gulf Coast to the southern Atlantic coast.

Center from 1969 to 1976, when the store closed, and was a bookkeeper for her husband's business, Pete's Appliance Service. She was a member of La Union Protectiva Feminina and the American Association of Retired Persons. She was born Nov. 7, 1920, in Terrero. Survivors include three daughters, Maria Garcia-McCown, a and Rose Garcia-Block, both of Santa Fe, and Angela Saiz, of Woodinville, two sons, Peter C.

Garcia Jr. and Joseph A. Garcia, both of Santa Fe; a brother, Anastacio Rivera of Sun City, a grandson she calde and Nancy and husband Danny Torrez of Grants; three brothers: Tobias, Antonio, and Juan Martinez and wife Francis all of Alcalde; brothers- and sisters-inlaw: Carlotta Martinez of San Juan Pueblo, Carolina Romero of Dixon, Faris Duran and wife Cordelia of Albuquerque and Celestino Duran and wife Priscilla of San Jose, California; eleven grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, and many other relatives. Rosary will be held at 7:30 this evening at BlockSalazar Mortuary. Funeral services will be Wednesday from St.

Anne's Church in Alcalde with interment following in the Santa Fe National Cemetary. Block Salazar Mortuary. McGEE, Bette 68 A resident of Santa Fe, passed away Sunday, March 19th at St. Vincent's Hospital. She was born August 2, 1920 at Portland, Indiana, the daughter of Monte W.

and Gladys L. Harter. She was raised and schooled in Douglas, Arizona. Pres McGee and she were married on February 2, 1942 at Gallup, New Mexico. Several months later they moved to Santa Fe where they opened and operated for many years Memorial Chapel and Memorial Gardens Cemetery.

Mrs. McGee held a funeral directors license and was active i in the operation of the funeral home and cemetery. She was a member of the Stitch and Bitch Club of Santa Fe, a member of the Chamber of Commerce, the Santa Fe Zonta Club and active in other civic organizations. She was a member of St. John's United Methodist Church.

Her husband, Pres McGee preceded her in death in December of 1985. She is survived by her son, Larry McGee of Tucson, Arizona; her daughters: Janet Block and husband Mike of OBITUARIES Susie Garcia Visitation will be held today for Susie R. Garcia, 68, a former store manager and resident of Santa Fe. Mrs. Garcia died of heart failure Sunday at St.

Vincent Hospital. Visitation will begin at 3 p.m. at Berardinelli Mortuary, with a rosary recital at 7:30 p.m. A Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St.

Francis Cathedral, followed by burial in 1 Santa Fe National Cemetery. Mrs. Garcia was the manager of the Mor-Value Stamp Redemption day morning following a lengthy illness. He is survived by two sons: Frank Herrera of Albuquerque and Benny D. Herrera of Santa Fe; two step-sons: Randy and Ezequiel Baca of Santa Fe; two step-daughters: Cecilia and Magdalena Baca both of Santa Fe; three brothers: Arthur Herrera, George Herrera and his wife Cecilia, and Steve Herrera and his wife Susan of Santa Fe; two sisters: Anne Gonzales and Diana Herrera all of Santa Fe; five nephews: Gary Thompson, Ricky Thompson Robert Thompson, Steve Herrera and Jamie Gonzales all of Santa Fe; his ex-wife, Lydia Herrera of Santa Fe; many uncles, aunts, and cousins.

He was preceded in death by his father Roberto Herrera in 1977, his mother Cora Herrera in 1987, and a nephew Ricky Thompson Sr. in 1986. He also leaves behind a very dear family friend, Jane Sandoval and several very dear frineds. Visitation was held at 6:00 p.m. yesterday at the Berardinelli Mortuary Chapel where a rosary was recited at 7:00 p.m.

There will also be a visitation today from 2:00 on until a parish rosary at 7:00 p.m. Berardinelli's. The Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Wednesday morning at 10:00 a.m. from the Cristo Rey Church. Interment will follow in the Rosario Cemetery.

Arrangements are through Berardinelli Mortuary, 983-4331. MARTINEZ, Seferino, 64 Life long resident of Alcalde, passed away Monday at St. Vincent Hospital. He was preceded in death by a son, the late Levi Sandoval on November 5, 1987. Surviving him are his wife, Pelegrina of the home: three sons: Tito, Peter and Lawrence and wife Henrietta all Alcalde; two daughters: Lilian DeVargas of Al- helped raise, Pete Neil Garcia of Santa Fe; and three granddaughters.

Elsewhere Steven Pyle MILWAUKEE Steven J. Pyle, an Associated Press photographer whose assignments took him from papal travels in Latin America to Super Bowls and Olympic Games, has died. He was 45. Pyle, Wisconsin photo editor, died Saturday after surviving more than a month on an artificial heart- Albuquerque, and Meridith Balser and husband George of Virginia Beach, Virginia; 5 grandchildren: Christian McGee, Elizabeth McGee, Brandon Block, Andrea Block and Russ Balser. Sisters-in-law: Frances Crim of Gamiel, Arkansas, Winifred White of Portales, NM, and Ivhon Graham and husband Warren of Stratford, Oklahoma.

Visitation will from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday at McGee Memorial Chapel. Funeral Services are scheduled for 2:00 p.m. Thursday at McGee Memorial Chapel, with Dr.

B.C. Goodwin officiating. Burial will follow at Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of McGee Memorial Chapel, 1320 Luisa, 983-9151. PHELPS, Grace 85 A resident of Los Alamos, died of cancer on March 19, 1989 at the Los Alamos Medical Center.

She was born Agra, Kansas, taught school in Colorado, and moved to Los Alamos in 1951. She is survived by her husband, Robert Thayer of Los Alamos; her daughter, Susan Hull of Valencia, California; and a sister, Hazel Clarine in California; and a brtoher, Wes Hamilton in Colorado. No services will be held. Memorial Contributions can be made to the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 192, Santa Fe, NM, 87501.

Berardinelli Mortuary, 983-4331 SIMMS, Ethel Hays, 97 A resident of Santa Fe, passed away Sunday morning, March 19th at her home. She was born March 13, 1892 at Billings, Montana, the daughter of George and Jennie Hays. She trained at the Art Students League in New York, followed by a life long career in Commercial Art and as a Syndicated Newspaper Artist for assist device. He suffered a heart attack Feb. 12 and underwent; multiple bypass surgery.

Pyle, a 16-year AP veteran, headed Wisconsin photo operations for the news cooperative the past 13 years and frequently handled out-ofstate assignments. He covered five trips by popes; the U.S.-Soviet summit in Iceland; political conventions; and the shuttle Challenger disaster. His sports assignments included Super Bowls, World Series, the Kentucky Derby and Olympics at Calgary and LosAngeles. The Associated Press conducted Tuesday evening at 8:00 from Our Lady of Sorrows Church. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 12:00 Noon from Our Lady of Sorrows Church with Father Millan Garcia as celebrant.

Interment will follow at the Los Alamos Cemtery, Los Alamitos, NM. Arrangements are under the direction of the Rodgers Mortuary. GRIEGO, Juan 86 A lifelong resident of Tesuque, passed away at his home on Saturday following a lengthly illness. He was the son of the late Secundino and Magdelena Rodriquez Griego and was born June 24, 1902 in Tesuque. Survivors include his wife Teresito Griego of Tesuque; one daughter, Nellie Griego and Alfonso of Tesuque; a son-in-law, Ernest Duran of Tesuque; one brother, Antonio Griego and his wife Rose of Tesuque; a brother-in-law, Uraquio Romero of Tesuque; a step-brother, Manuel Ortega and his wife Mabel of Tesuque; a grandaughter, Eleanor Duran of Tesuque; and many other nieces and nephews.

Visitation was held yesterday afternoon at 3:00 p.m. from the San Isidro Catholic Church in Tesuque where a parish rosary was recited at 7:00 p.m. The Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated today at 10:00 a.m. from the San Isidro Church with interment to follow in the Tesuque Cemetery. Serving as pallbearers will be: Juan Ortega, Richard Montoya, Federico Griego, Peter Rodriguez, Ruebel Duran and Julian Nieto.

Antonio C. Griego will deliver the eulogy. Arrangements are through Berardinelli Mortuary, 983-4331. HERRERA, Joe Benny, 48 A resident of Santa Fe, passed away at St. Vincent Hospital early Sun- Hearst Publications.

During the 1920's she illustrated the "Flapper Fanny" cartoon series. Originally living in Kansas City, Missouri, she moved to Santa Fe in 1948. During her retirement years she painted numerous portraits of Indians of the Southwest. She was active in the Santa Fe Altrusa Club and served for several years as a volunteer at the old St. Vincent's Hospital.

She was preceded in death by her husband, William Coy Simms in 1972. Survivors include her two sons: Preston W. Simms and wife Marion of Santa Fe, and William C. Simms and wife Helen of Templeton, California; two daughters: Barbara Simms Spink and husband Bill of Santa Fe, and Dorothy Simms Kath and husband Delbert of Magalia, California; and 7 grandchildren and 2 great grand-children. Cremation has taken place in Santa Fe and a Memorial Service and burial will take place at a later date in Billings, Montana.

Arrangements are under the direction of McGee Memorial Chapel, 1320 Luisa, 983-9151. THANK YOU The family of ADELINA G. SOTO would like to thank our many relatives and friends for the love and concern extended to us during the recent loss of our dear mother. We are grateful for the kind acts of sympathy, the food brought to our homes and the monetary contributions. A special thanks to Brother Tejeda of St.

Michael's High Scool, John Siebenlist and McGee Memorial Chapel. May God bless all of you. To place funeral or memorial notices, call 982-4451. (Paid advertising).