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4 2 THE NEW MEXICAN Wednesday, May 10, 2000 Roadrunner 3-4-8-10-11 Santa Fe weather Police notes TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY MOSTLY SUNNY AND BREEZY 84 51 PARTLY CLOUDY AND WINDY 83 49 PARTLY CLOUDY AND BREEZY 78 43 The New Mexico State Police are investigating these reports: State police report that 29-year-old Gregorio Martinez of Florida was arrested and charged with transporting 11 undocumented immigrants. Martinez, who was stopped at 1:42 a.m. Saturday on Interstate 25 for a traffic violation, and the undocumented immigrants were all transferred to the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service for further processing, a police report states. Another police report also states that 31-year-old Pedro Jimenez, unknown address, was arrested on Interstate 25 at 5:53 a.m.

Sunday and charged with transporting 13 undocumented immigrants. Jimenez and the 13 undocumented immigrants also were taken to the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service for further processing, a police report states. State police at 5 p.m. Thursday arrested 40year-old David Dupree of Glorieta on a charge of driving with a revoked license pursuant to a past DWI charge, a police report states.

Dupree was arrested on N.M. 50 after being stopped for allegedly not wearing his seat belt. At 3:10 a.m. Friday, state police arrested Kirpal Khalsa, 25, of Espanola, on charges of DWI, no insurance and no seat belt, a police report states. Khalsa was arrested on St.

Francis Drive after being stopped for reportedly not wearing a seat belt. Police arrested 42-year-old Dennis Salazar of Chi-mayo on a District Court felony warrant charging fait ure to comply with conditions of probation, a police report states. Salazar was arrested on U.S. 84285 at 3:30 a.m. Friday.

A police report did not specify why Salazar was stopped by police. State police report that 43-year-old Davis Thomas of Pojoaque was arrested on a DWI charge at 3:46 a.m. Friday on U.S. 84285. Thomas was stopped initially for a traffic violation.

At 6:15 a.m. Friday, state police arrested 46-year-old Robert Chacon of Belen on a Luna County Magistrate Court warrant charging failure to appear and failure to pay fines, a police report states. Chacon, who was arrested on Interstate 25, was stopped by police for a traffic violation, according to police in the 1800 block of Hooewell Street between 8 p.m. April 22 and 6 a.m. April 23.

A police report did not specify why the burglary wasnt reported earlier. Between 6 p.m. Sunday and 7 a.m. Monday, someone scratched a 1988 BMW parked in the 2000 block of Calle Contento. Police reported that the cars rear window was damaged, too.

Someone damaged three vehicles parked in the 2700 block of Cerrillos Road between Saturday and Monday. One of the vehicle's windows was broken, and the two other vehicles were scratched, A burglar took a bank bag with $143 cash and two checks totaling more than $3,300 from a Ford pickup parked in the 1300 block of Hickox Street between 8:50 a.m. and 9 a.m. Monday. Police said one of the Fords windows was left open.

Police arrested John Olson, no age available, of Pecos, on a District Court warrant charging failure to appear, a police report states. Olson, who turned himself in at police headquarters on Camino Entrada, was arrested at 11:30 a.m. Monday. Someone took two spoilers from two vehicles parked in the 1300 block of Cerrillos Road between 6 p.m. Saturday and 8:30 a.m.

Monday. Police arrested 41-year-old Raul Martinez of Albuquerque on a Valenica County warrant charging failure to comply with conditions of probation, a police report states. Martinez was arrested at 9:30 a.m. Monday in the 1200 block of Vegas Verdes. Police charged 28-year-old Christopher Montoya, 6332 Entrada De Milagro No.

1112, with trafficking in a controlled substance, a police report states. A police report did not specify what illegal substance Montoya was trafficking or whether he was arrested. He was charged Sunday night at his home. Someone took a fanny pack with several credit cards and a cellular phone from a 1999 Chevrolet Suburban parked at Franklin Miles Park about 6 p.m. Monday.

A 19-year-old Santa Fe woman told police that another Santa Fe woman punched her and kicked her on the face at 8 a.m. Sunday at a home somewhere on Kathryn Street. State police at 3:55 p.m. Friday issued 44-year-old Steve Flores of Las Vegas, N.M., a citation for possession of manjuana, a police report states. Flores was stopped by police for allegedly speeding on Interstate 25.

Police arrested Niles Mahlman, 20, of Albuquerque on a charge of possession of marijuana, at 6 p.m. Friday, a police report states. At the same time, police arrested 22-year-old Julian Lievano of Minnesota on a charge of possession of marijuana, a police report states. Lievano was operating the vehicle that was stopped by police on Interstate 25 for speeding, according to police documents. At 12:20 a.m.

Sunday, state police arrested 42-year-old Jose Santos Rodriguez of Colorado on charges of aggravated DWI, driving with a revoked license, a police report states. Rodriguez was stopped because his vehicle allegedly was swerving on Interstate 25. Police arrested 32-year-old Miguel Garcia of Santa Fe on charges of DWI at 1:50 a.m. Sunday on Santa Fe County Road 66, a police report states. Garcia was stopped because his vehicle reportedly crossed over the center line of the roadway, police said.

State police arrested Antonio Gonzales, 37, of Santa Fe, on a Magistrate Court warrant charging failure to appear and an Espanola Municipal Court warrant charging failure to appear, a police report states. Gonzales was arrested at his home, which is in the 1000 block of Airport Road, a police report states. After 18-year-old Eliseo Herrera of Las Vegas, N.M., was stopped for a traffic violation on Interstate 25 at 2:11 a.m. Sunday, state police issued Herrera a citation for possession of marijuana, a police report states. At the same time, state police issued 21-year-old Felipe Padilla, also of Las Vegas, N.M., a citation for possession of marijuana, a police report states.

The Santa Fe city police and the Santa Fe County Sheriffs Department are investigating these reports: Someone took 40 12-packs of sodas from a tractor-trailer parked in what police reported is the 600 block of West San Mateo about 4:30 a.m. Monday. A car thief took a 1987 Chevrolet Celebrity parked Santa Fe today work in the Sierra Madre area of Mexico. Free, nonmembers welcome. Unitarian Church, 7:30 p.m.

Building smoke-free and wheelchair accessible. 466-1587. DUPLICATE BRIDGE: St. John's College, Peterson Student Center, fireside lounge. Most Wednesday evenings, 7 p.m.

For partnerships and confirmation of game. 983-8750. NORTHERN NEW MEXICO QUILTERS GUILD'S WEEKLY MORNING STITCH-IN: Kingston Residence, 2400 Legacy Court (behind Sam's Club), Wednesdays, 9:30 a.m. 466-3052 or 466-8551. Forecasts Tonight, mostly clear and occasionally breezy.

Thursday, very windy, partly cloudy and warm. Albuquerque mid-80s, mid-50s; Socorro low 90s, low 50s. New Mexico extended Friday, partly cloudy and breezy. Slight chance of showers or thunderstorms over northern mountains. SUN TODAY: Rise 6 03 a.m.

Set 7:58 p.m. TOMORROW. Rise 6 02 a.m. Set 7:59 p.m. MOON Clubs and organizations LESBIAN GATHERING: First and third Wednesday of the month, p.m.

E-mail: evensharonaol.com. All women are welcome. 474-9761. MANA DEL NORTE NO-HOST DINNER PRESENTATION: What Every Woman Needs to Know About money and Retirement, Angelina's Restaurant, Espanola, 6 p.m. dinner, 7-9 presentation.

(505) 753-7089, 672-3094, 986-1289. SANGRE DE CRISTO AUDUBON SOCIETY: Naturalist and photographer Jim Black presents a program on his WEB WEDNESDAYS INVESTING ON THE INTERNET: Charles Schwab and Co. Inc. Small groups meet Wednesdays. 220 N.

Guadalupe. Free. RSVP, 820-3542. SENIORS REACHING OUT (SRO): Monthly meeting for present and potential members. Meetings held second Wednesday of the month.

Armory for the Arts, 1050 Old Pecos Trail, 1-3 p.m. Public invited. 988-5522. THERAPIST NETWORKING BREAKFAST: Open to all therapists, counselors and bodyworkers for programs and networking. Meetings are the second Wednesday of the month, a.m.

For details, 989-4131. North-central mountains Today, mostly sunny and warmer. Becoming breezy to windy in the afternoon. West to southwest winds 20-30 mph and gusty. Tonight, clear and breezy.

Thursday, partly cloudy and very windy. Los Alamos near 80, near 50; Espanola upper 80s, low 50s; Taos mid-80s, mid-40s: Santa Fe mid-80s, low 50s. Northeast highlands Today, very warm with mostly sunny skies. Windy in the afternoon. Tonight, clear and breezy.

Thursday, very windy, partly cloudy and warm. Raton low 80s, upper 40s; Las Vegas low 80s, near 50. Rio Grande valley Today, very warm, mostly sunny skies. Breezy to windy in the afternoon. Southwest winds 15-30 mph and gusty.

Bataan survivor Brown dies at age 90 May 10 May 18 May 26 June 2 By BOB QUICK The New Mexican Water statistics Santa Fe Canyon reservoir storage for week ending April 30, 2000: 58 percent of capacity. Rain for May (reported as of yesterday at 6 p.m.) at Santa Fe airport: 0.04 inches Rain this year at Santa Fe airport: 1.13 inches Rainfall through end of 1999: 9.91 inches Outdoor watering days: New Santa Fe water-use regulations are in effect: ODD addresses: Water on Tuesdays, Thursday, and Saturdays. EVEN addresses: Water on Wednesdays, Fndays and Sundays. -Irrigating prohibited from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

daily and on Mondays. Water use the week ending April 30, 2000: 94.77 million gallons military discharge with a 100 percent service-connected disability rating because he was considered legally blind. Brown married Geraldine Marchese, the mother of four daughters, in 1949. His wife died in 1991. A lifelong member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Brown also was in the Disabled Veterans Association and other military organizations.

Marvin will always be remembered as a kind, gentle man, said his daughter Dee Dee Kovacevich of Oceanside, Calif. He was a loving father and husband and proud to be an American. In addition tp Kovacevich, Brown is survived by daughter Peggy Blanco of El Cajon and son Vincent B'rown of Alpine, Calif. The family requests that memorials go to- the Bataan Memorial Museum, 1050 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, N.M. 87501.

The AccuWeather forecast for noon today: Mexico state, including Santa Fe. Brown was a heavy machine gunner (anti-aircraft) with the 200th Coast Artillery, which arrived in the Philippines Aug. 28, 1941. On Dec. 8 that year, the Japanese attacked U.S.

military installations in the Philippines and forced the Fil-ipino-American forces to retreat to the Bataan Peninsula. Those soldiers held their ground for several months, despite a lack of weapons, food and reinforcements, but finally surrendered on April 9, 1942. The American and Filipino prisoners were gathered at the southern end of the Bataan Peninsula and then marched to their destinations. That march became known as the Bataan Funeral services Death March because so many of the captives died of heat, disease and Japanese atrocities. Of the 44,000 to 50,000 prisoners captured, between 12,000 and 18,000 died.

Brown, who was held in prison camps named ODonnell, Caban-tuan, Davao and Bilibid, suffered from beriberi, dysentery, malaria and malnutrition, according to information provided by his family. Along with other prisoners, he survived on a daily handful of rice for three years. Brown was liberated by American troops in February 1945. He weighed just 90 pounds at the time. When Brown arrived back in the United States, his health was poor and his prognosis worse.

Brown was hospitalized for a year before he finally recovered. But because of the inhumane treatment meted out by his cap-tors, his optical nerves were damaged and he lost almost all of his vision. Brown received an honorable and memorials Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. 30s 40s Marvin L. Brown, one of the oldest survivors of World War IIs Bataan Death March, died May 6 in El Cajon, at the age of 90.

Brown, who suffered from Parkinsons disease and emphysema, had been part of an. artillery unit captured by Japanese troops in the Philippines at the outset of the war. A memorial service for Brown will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery in San Diego. The Texas native enlisted in the Army in 1941 in Santa Fe.

In 1998, Brown gave the only known photograph of Battery of the 200th Coast Artillery, his own unit, to the Bataan Memorial Museum in Santa Fe. At the same time, he donated his old uniform to the museum. Battery consisted mainly of men from Albuquerque and around New High Low Showers Ram T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Sunny Pt Cloudy Cloudy ii a Associated Press National highlights Temperatures indicate obvious jay nigh and overnight 'ow to 5 local parents; Ramon and Carmelita Maez; his wife, Maria F. Maes; two sons: Bobby and Eugene Maes; and one brother, Guillermo Maes. He is survived by his children: Manuel R.

Maes of Fairview, George, Matthew and Alfred Maes all of the home, Eddie Maes and wife Edna of Pojoaque, Carmen Gonzales and husband Rudy of Santa Cruz, Rev. Fr. Clarence Maes of St. Anne's Parish, Santa Fe, and Anthony Maes of Albuquerque; grandchildren: Damon Paul Maes, Chris R. Maes, Yvonne, Arthur and Jerome Quintana, Alicia Gonzales and Ramona Salazar; three greatgrandchildren: Desiree Quintana, Benito Maestas Jr.

and Raylynn Quintana and one due in May. Mass of Christian Burial will be at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 10, 2000 at La Iglesia de Santa Cruz de-la Canada. Interment will follow at the Holy Oross Cemetery with the following serving as pallbearers: Damon Maes, Chris Maes, Arthur and Jerome Quintana, Rudy Gonzales, Brock and Mike Salazar. Honorary pallbearers named are: Yvonne Quintana, Alicia Gonzales and Ramona Salazar.

The family of J. Manuel Maes has entrusted these funeral arrangements to DeVargas Funeral Home of the Espanola Valley, 222 Los Alamos Espafiola, NM. (505) 747-7477. DEVARGAS FUNERAL HOME Montoya, Antonio Santa Fe, NM, May 6, 2000 Maes, J. Manuel, Espanola, NM, May 6, 2000 Hice, Joseph A.feldrde, NM, May 8,2000 THANK YOU, SAINT JUDE.

S.W. EDWARD CLIFTON BICKLEY Age 78, of Santa Fe, died Monday. May 8, 2000, at his residence. Celebration of Life will be held Friday, May 12, 2000, at 1:00 p.m., at McGee Memorial Chapel Mortuary. A full obituary will appear in a later edition of this paper.

McGee Memorial Chapel Mortuary 1320 Luisa Street 983-9151 HARRIET PENNINGTON Born June 17, 1917, died May 5, 2000 in Espanola. During her rich and exciting life she was the wife of Philip W. Pennington, who preceded her in death on June 24, 1999, and mother to 4 children and a caring surrogate mother to many other children as well. Upon retirement" in 1969, she and Philip opened a craft shop on Canyon Road in Santa Fe, and later opened the Agua Fria Nursery, also in Santa Fe. She and her husband Philip were honored as recipients of the Santa Fe Botanical Garden 'Lifetime Achievement Award in Horticulture in 1996.

Harriet is survived by children: Maggie Hughes and husband Hub, Bob Pennington and wife Jeni, Dorothy Heath, and Mary Pennington and husband Brian Every; grandchildren: Sean Pennington, Joshua Heath, Mark Pennington, Joshua Every, Shane Pennington, Pollen Heath, Jeffery Hughes, Crystal Heath, and Ashley Hughes; and great-grandchildren: Diego Hands, Jordan Heath, Daylon Heath and Tris-ten Pennington. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that contributions be sent to the Santa Fe Botanical Garden at P.0. Box 23343, Santa Fe NM 87502-3343. A memorial service will he held at the Lenora Curtain Natural History Area at Saturday, May 13th. For directions call the Agua Fria Nursery at 983-4831.

Santa Fe Funeral Options 417 E. Rodeo Rd. 989-7032 MILLIE JORDAN LEWIS Age 79 resident of Santa Fe from 1973 to 1997 died on May 7, 200Q. She was a loving mother and a friend to many. She was born in Lafayette, Indiana on April 15, 1921 and graduated from Purdue University, she lived for many years in East Lansing, Michigan before moving to Santa Fe.

In 1997 she relocated to Tucson, Arizona for health reasons. She was preceded in death by two brothers, Robert Jordan and Charles Jordan, one brother-in-law, Michael Ricks, and one sister-in-law, Mary Louise Jordan. She is Survived by one sister, Veronica Ricks, of Arlington, Virginias and one sister-in-law, Jane Jordan, of Sedona, Arizona. In addition, she is survived by three children, Charles Lewis of Flagstaff, Arizona, Barbara and Martin Gavurnik of Santa Fe, and David Lewis of Tucson, Arizona; grandchildren: Brett, Dana and Jamie Lewis and Alex Gavurnik. A memorial service will be held in Tucson, Arizona, pending arrangements.

The family asks that donations be made in her memory to the Santa Fe Public Library, 145 Washington Santa Fe, NM 87501. LEONARD DURAN, JR. SPOOKS i Our brother Leonard, It has been a year since you have gone from us, but the bond which unites our souls can never be severed; your memory lives within all our hearts. May the merciful father reward you for the faithfulness and kindness you have ever shown all of us; may he lift up the light of his countenance upon you and grant you eternal peace. We love you and miss you.

Love always. A One Year Anniversary Mass will be celebrated May 12, 2000 at 5:30 pm, Cristo Rey Church. S. MANUEL MAES Age 86, a resident of Santa Cruz passed away on Saturday, May 6, 2000 due to a lengthy illness. Mr.

Maes was born on August 27, 1913 in Alamosa, CO and received his elementary education there before moving to the Espanola Valley where his grandparents lived. Mr. Maes came to be well known throughout his 30 plus year career as an educator and administrator with with most of that being at Santa Cruz High School. He was preceded in death by his I National temperature extremes for Tuesday: High 104 at Late Havasu City, Ana. low 23 at Conifer, Colo World highlights Temperatures nd weather conditions hom midnight to mWrvgbt on previous -toy.