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FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 2009 Vol. 129, No. 199 The Voice of Salida and the Upper Arkansas Valley 50 cents
Nordby sentenced to
eight years in prison
by Jennifer Denevan nection with the death.
Mail Staff Writer After sentencing, Nordby was transported to
Denver where he will await assignment to a
Devon Nordby, 18, was sentenced to eight detention location by the Colorado Department
years in prison and five years of mandatory of Corrections, district attorney Thom LeDoux
parole Thursday when he appeared in 11th said.
Judicial District Court in Salida. Barton said he would endorse recommend-
District Court Judge Charles Barton accept- ing Nordby for a boot camp program that may
ed a plea bargain to vehicular homicide while mean a reduced sentence for successful comple-
under the influence, a class three felony and tion.
agreed to drop all other charges. Nordby’s lawyer, Mike Gillick, said there
In addition, Barton ordered restitution to aren’t any guarantees his client will partici-
other victims of the wreck, including the Ste- pate, there may not be space or perhaps admin-
venson family, must be submitted within 90 istrators won’t feel he’s qualified.
days. If he does participate, there aren’t any guar-
Nordby was charged with the Oct. 10 death antees he will get a reduced sentence, Gillick
of Brittanie Stevenson, 19 of Salida, one of four added. He said although Nordby didn’t mean to Photo by Kevin Hoffman
passengers in the vehicle he was driving. get anyone hurt or killed, it was accident.
Other passengers were Russell Leach, 22 and
Kenneth Mitchel and Andrew Panter, both 18.
Barton reiterated Nordby’s probation didn’t
allow him to drink, but he did anyway. Barton Venetian plaster
Nordby was driving at high speed along the said he felt sentencing was appropriate given Terri Dunn of Straw Bale Cottage applies Venetian plaster
power line road on Methodist Mountain when the crime and situation. during a renovation project Wednesday on First Street
the Bronco went airborne 44 feet, rolled one Before proceedings began members the Nor- with a work crew. A traditional building material, Venetian
and a half times ejecting and pinning Steven- dby and Stevenson families filed into the court- plaster is a mixture of lime and crushed marble creat-
son under the vehicle. room in tears. ing pleasing texture and sparkle, project overseer Wade
Nordby was on probation for drug parapher- Kim Stevenson, Brittanie’s mother, addressed Veazey said.
nalia possession when he was arrested in con- Please see NORDBY, back page
County
releases
meeting
agenda
by Paul J. Goetz
Mail News Editor
719-395-2029 719-539-8094
are available in offices of high tion will continue its policy of Music Festival and School
school counselors in Chaffee admitting students free to con- where internationally acclaimed •
County and the application certs. The average number of artists teach and perform with
is available for downloading rising stars in their field.
free tickets issued to students
at SalidaAspenConcerts.org. More information is available
Applications will be accepted
has been about 10 per concert from Salida Concerts Inc., P.O. Living Waters Church Presents
during the past several years. Box 13, Salida, CO 81201, or by America’s No. 1 Inspirational Film
through the May 1 deadline 1.
The 33rd Salida Aspen Con- calling Jean Hanfelt in Salida,
Students must fill out an
certs season will start June 27 539-6467.
application and write about
their musical activities and
interests in a one-page essay Bill McKay Band performs tonight
and submit two references
The “Bill McKay Band,” of Denver will perform rock,
– one of which may be their Americana and blues at 9 p.m. today and Saturday in Vic-
music teacher. toria Tavern.
Proof of graduation from There will be a $3 cover charge each night.
high school or home school McKay is entering his third decade in the music indus-
in Chaffee County, or enroll- try. He has performed with “Little Feat,” Gregg Allman,
ment in an institution of higher “Sting Cheese Incident” and “Widespread Panic.” He is also
learning, is required. known for his time with the band, “Leftover Salmon.”
Salida Concerts Inc. started His influences include Jimmy Smith, Bobby Bland and KIRK CAMERON & ERIN BETHEA
Aretha Franklin. He formed the “Bill McKay Band” two “Never Leave Your Partner Behind”
its scholarship program 10 From the creators of FACING THE GIANTS
years ago to encourage talented years ago.
MARCH 29 • 7 PM
Nordby asks court for forgiveness On an 18ft. screen!
ADMISSION IS FREE!
Continued from FRONT page ally come home – but her daughter won’t. Ulti-
mately, she said, the situation is sad for every-
Free Childcare: Ages 0-11
the court before sentencing.
“This is another sad day for all of us,” she one, because no one really wins. 5300 East US Hwy 50 • 539-6826
said, looking toward the Nordby and Stevenson Nordby told the court he’s accepted what he The Church with the Big Cross
families. did and will see it through to the end.
Tearfully, he said, “I beg forgiveness. I’m very Enjoy a Night at the Movies with snacks,
She said she wants the Nordby family to
sorry.” popcorn & childcare free of charge!
think positive things and that he will eventu-
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planning commission mem- 719-539-8886 cell
bers to the county commis-
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cial land use permit is as
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an advisory board. Plan- floors. Quality finishes. Be in the downtown mix
prior to maturity and the amount you receive from the sale of these securities may be less than,
ners earlier recommended for $259,000.
equal to, or more than the amount originally invested. Bond values may decline in a rising
approval of the special land interest rate environment. Any bond called prior to maturity results in reinvestment risk for the Inviting home with cheery open sunny floor plan.
owner of the bond. May be subject to alternative minimum tax. Municipal bonds may have Master suite on first floor. Custom tile and new
use permit. carpet. New landscaping. $379,000
original issue discount.
Commissioners have 60
days after completion of Some of the available issues of bonds are callable. Contact your local Edward Jones financial
the Wednesday hearing to advisor for more information about maturity dates and applicable call provisions. Contact Broker Associate Kat Jackson
approve or deny the 1041 719-207-1866 cell
application. Approval of the
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with high end finishes. This pristine property with
dependant upon approval of financial advisor today. pinon trees backs up to BLM and has 360 degree
views. 10 min from town, 15 min to Monarch.
the 1041 permit. BradBrad
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O’Neal
Reimer said planners’ Financial
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Truly one of a kind. $676,000.
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Their job will be to advise 719-539-2227 with tack room. High efficiency fireplace with low utility
commissioners regarding www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC bills. Ford Tractor with implements included. $699,000.
any aspects of the plan.
Planners won’t advise Contact Broker Associate Doug McCormick
county commissioners 719-221-5111 cell
regarding direction of their
vote on the 1041 applica- Call 719-539-0200
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seeks no change in the actual point of diver- augmentation plan expansion on West and
5. WANTED 14. SERVICES OFFERED Legal Notices sion or type of use of its Pioneer Ditch water
rights. Irrigation of the lands defined herein
Cherry Creeks in Case No. 03CW104; F.
filed for and prosecuted an application for
Vintage Clothing as the “01CW152 Historically Irrigated Lands” an augmentation plan in an area known as
Done Right the 1st Time! PUBLIC NOTICE by Pueblo West’s water rights ceased some Silver Creek Lakes in Case No. 07CW87;
I buy old mining clothing for film/design. All aspects of home upkeep DISTRICT COURT, WATER DIVISION NO. time ago. There is no continued consump- G. filed for and prosecuted an application for
Commonly found in the attic, basement and remodeling 2, COLORADO tive use attributable to Pueblo West’s water findings of diligence on its Cottonwood Creek
and walls of old homes. Any condition. 1 TO: ALL INTERESTED PARTIES rights on such lands. For that reason all exchange in Case No. 05CW51; H. negotiated
Tile Installation & Repair Pursuant to C.R.S. 37-92-302, you are here- dry up requirements regarding such lands agreements on and filed for an application for
item or a truck load! Cash paid. Call 36 Years Experience for Pueblo West’s Case No. 01CW152 have an intra-ditch exchange in the Cottonwood
by notified that the following case is a portion
970-382-0692 * References* of the resume of applications and amend- been met. There is no reason for Tri Lazy Creek area in Case No. 08CW106; I.
Victorian Designs ments filed during the month of February W to interrupt its irrigation on such lands or negotiated and implemented agreements
2009, in Water Division No. 2. The Water on the other lands proposed for irrigation for storage in DeWeese Reservoir on Grape
Marion Heberer
14. SERVICES OFFERED 720-224-3218
Judge ordered this case be published in The
Mountain Mail in Chaffee County, Colorado.
herein. Subject to the limits described here-
in, irrigation of the proposed lands will not
Creek and a long-term lease from the Bureau
of Land Management of water rights located in
NO JOB TOO SMALL The name(s) and address(es) of applicant(s), cause injury to any water rights. Names and Fremont County; J. assisted in the inclusion
BRC Builders description of water rights or conditional addresses of owners of land upon which of eastern Fremont County within Applicant’s
Quality Craftsmanship water rights and description of ruling sought any new diversion or storage structure, or boundaries; K. applied for and is working
modification to any existing diversion or with the U.S. Forest Service on special use
Residential Remodeling Renovation
Flooring and painting,
18. FARM AND RANCH as reflected by said application, or amend-
ment, is as follows. storage structure is or will be constructed
or upon which water is or will be stored,
permits for North Fork Reservoir, O’Haver
Reservoir, and Boss Reservoir, which included
------------------------------------------------------------
Framing, Finish work, HAY CASE NO. 09CW20 - TRI LAZY W RANCH including any modification to the existing an extension analysis of the hydrology and
Decks, Shade structures. Barn-stored. (“Applicant or Tri Lazy W”), c/o Jay R. storage pool: Not applicable. No such new use of water rights and exchanges in the
719-221-3985 $5 per bale. Wilson, President, 11100 County Road 270, or modified diversion or storage structures South Arkansas Basin; L. applied for and
Nathrop, CO 81236 (Gilbert Y. Marchand, or storage is involved. WHEREFORE, Tri exercised excess capacity contracts in Pueblo
______________________________ 719-207-0763 Jr., Gilbert Y. Marchand, Jr., P.C., Attorney for Lazy W respectfully requests the Court to Reservoir; M. routinely performed inspection,
Need a PERSONAL ASSISTANT?? ______________________________ Applicant, 2737 Mapleton Avenue, Suite 202, grant this application and to enter a decree maintenance, and operation activities at its
Home office or will come to you. JD 2640, 75 HP, diesel, loader, new en- Boulder, CO 80304; (303) 444-4256) approving the requested place of use of its facilities, such as internal inspections, channel
Application for Approval of Place of Use of Pioneer Ditch water rights and declaring that and spillway clearing, measuring reservoir
Excellent references. No job too small. gine, 3 pt., PTO, dual remote, excellent Pioneer Ditch Water Rights such use causes no impairment to Pueblo capacity; N. rehabilitation work on the North
Email: your_assistant@hughes.net condition, $14,500. CHAFFEE COUNTY West’s Pioneer Ditch water rights or any Fork Dam; O. submitted and operated annual
or call 719-293-4508 Decreed name of structure that is the other water rights, and for such further relief Rule 14 Replacement plans; P. pursued and
______________________________ Ford 2000, gas loader, power steering, subject of this application, and informa- as is deemed appropriate. completed purchases or agreements for the
tion from previous court decrees: Name ------------------------------------------------------------ use of water resources, including but not
3 pt., PTO, $7,800.
Crestone Tile 303-841-8120
of structure: Pioneer Ditch. Previous
decrees for Pioneer Ditch water rights: An
T H E WAT E R R I G H T S C L A I M E D B Y
THE FOREGOING APPLICATION MAY
limited to purchase of shares of Twin Lakes
Reservoir and Canal Company and annual
Providing custom installations of ______________________________ amount of 6.58 cfs was decreed as Priority AFFECT IN PRIORITY ANY WATER allocations of Fryingpan-Arkansas Project
ceramic, stone, and glass. Specializing 13 for irrigation purposes on June 19, 1890 RIGHTS CLAIMED OR HERETOFORE Water, for use for exchanges, including this
Grass hay for sale, $6 bale. 60 pounds by the District Court of Chaffee County, ADJUDICATED WITHIN THIS DIVISION one; Q. opposed applications for water rights,
in Watertight and mold free showers, average, good horse & cow hay, in Bue- AND OWNERS OF AFFECTED RIGHTS exchanges, changes of water rights, and
Colorado, with an appropriation date of May
Premium stone setting and na Vista. Call Rafe. 719-221-4910 17, 1866, from Browns Creek, a tributary of MUST APPEAR TO OBJECT AND augmentation plans that have the potential to
radiant heat floors. ______________________________ the Arkansas River, at a point of diversion PROTEST WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED injure Applicant’s water rights, augmentation
Insured, warranties. decreed to be located on the North bank of BY STATUTE, OR BE FOREVER BARRED. plans, and exchanges; and R. actively
WANTED said Creek at a point about one and a half YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that any party engaged in replacement of depletions by wells
719-650-1035
_________________
Our enterprise is growing!
We are seeking additional grazing/hay-
miles southwest from the southwest corner
of Section 34, Township 15 South, Range
who wishes to oppose this application, or
application as amended, may file with the
and ponds for participants in its augmentation
plans and Rule 14 plan. As of December
78 West, Chaffee County, Colorado. The Water Clerk a verified statement of opposi- 31, 2007, Applicant was replacing 146.648
D.M.C. MASONRY ing land for long-term lease/purchase in 01CW152 Decree describes the decreed tion setting forth facts as to why the applica- acre-feet per year of depletions under its
Qualified, Insured Professional Mason Central Colorado. point of diversion as being located in Section tion should not be granted, or why it should standard augmentation and substitute supply
15 years experience in: Young Land and Cattle 8, Township 16 South, Range 78 West of the be granted only in part or on certain condi- plans, and approximately 147 acre-feet under
BRICK Ken 719-966-2616 6 th P.M., Chaffee County, Colorado. The tions, such statement of opposition must be its Rule 14 Replacement Plan. Applicant,
actual point of diversion of the Pioneer Ditch filed by the last day of April 2009, (forms therefore, requests a finding that Applicant
BLOCK Mike 719-539-4721 water rights described is depicted in the maps available at www.courts.state.co.us; filing fee has exercised reasonable diligence towards
STONE ______________________________ attached to the application herein as Exhibits $158.00). The foregoing is a resume and the completion of the entire appropriation.
CULTURED STONE Prime barn-stored HAY 1, 2 and 3. All exhibits mentioned herein the entire application, amendment, exhibits, ----------------------------------------------------------
are incorporated by reference and may be maps and any other attachments filed in the T H E WAT E R R I G H T S C L A I M E D B Y
CHIMNEY REPAIR Grass and grass/alfalfa mix. inspected at the office of the Clerk of this case may be examined in the office of the THE FOREGOING APPLICATION MAY
Serving Salida & surrounding areas. Call 719-395-2364 Court. An amount of 1.31 cfs was decreed Clerk for Water Division No. 2, at the address AFFECT IN PRIORITY ANY WATER
Call for your FREE Estimate as Priority 26 for irrigation purposes on June shown below. RIGHTS CLAIMED OR HERETOFORE
719-530-1440 19, 1890 by the District Court of Chaffee --------------------------------------------------------- ADJUDICATED WITHIN THIS DIVISION
______________________________ 19. PETS FOR SALE County, Colorado, with an appropriation
date of May 31, 1868, from Browns Creek
Witness my hand and the seal of this
Court this 9th day of March, 2009.
AND OWNERS OF AFFECTED RIGHTS
MUST APPEAR TO OBJECT AND
Drake Seamless Gutters at the same point of diversion as Pioneer /s/ Mardell R. DiDomenico PROTEST WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED
Family owned and Operated Ditch Priority 13. An amount of 23.14 cfs Mardell R. DiDomenico, Clerk BY STATUTE, OR BE FOREVER BARRED.
District Court Water Div. 2
Ark-Valley Humane
Gutters*Roofs*Soffit*Fascia was decreed to the Pioneer Ditch Second
Enlargement for irrigation purposes on July 9, 203 Judicial Bldg., 320 W. 10th Street YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that any party
Competitive pricing*Free estimates Pueblo, CO 81003 Tel. 583-7048 who wishes to oppose this application, or
Society, Inc.
1969, in Civil Action No. 5141 by the District
Charles & Melissa Drake, Court of Chaffee County, Colorado, with an (Court seal) application as amended, may file with the
719-207-4018 appropriation date of December 31, 1866, Published in The Mountain Mail March 13, Water Clerk a verified statement of opposi-
______________________________
located at 701 Gregg Drive from Browns Creek at a point on the north 2009. tion setting forth facts as to why the applica-
tion should not be granted, or why it should
in Buena Vista bank of Browns Creek whence the south-
east corner of Section 7, Township 51 North, PUBLIC NOTICE be granted only in part or on certain condi-
*+*+*+*+* Open Mon - Sat 10am to Range 8 East of the New Mexico Principal DISTRICT COURT, WATER DIVISION NO. tions, such statement of opposition must be
Licensed Child Care Meridian bears South 11 degrees East 1152.5 2, COLORADO filed by the last day of April 2009, (forms
Providers In
Noon/1pm to 5:30pm feet. Historic use: The Pioneer Ditch water TO: ALL INTERESTED PARTIES available at www.courts.state.co.us; filing fee
Salida & Poncha Springs Check out all of our rights are currently owned by Pueblo West Pursuant to C.R.S. 37-92-302, you are here-
by notified that the following case is a portion
$158.00). The foregoing is a resume and
the entire application, amendment, exhibits,
Metropolitan District (“Pueblo West”) and
- adoptable animals at Applicant in the following proportions: Pueblo of the resume of applications and amend- maps and any other attachments filed in the
www.ark-valley.org
Bonnie West owns two-thirds of Priority 13 and a ments filed during the month of February case may be examined in the office of the
pro-rata two-thirds interest in the Pioneer 2009, in Water Division No. 2. The Water Clerk for Water Division No. 2, at the address
539-6263 Ditch Second Enlargement; Applicant owns Judge ordered this case be published in The shown below.
-
Tonda
Spay/neuter discount one-third of Priority 13, all of Priority 26, and
a pro-rata one-third interest in the Pioneer
Mountain Mail in Chaffee County, Colorado.
The name(s) and address(es) of applicant(s),
------------------------------------------------------------
Witness my hand and the seal of this
539-5251 coupons available Ditch Second Enlargement. Pueblo West’s description of water rights or conditional Court this 9th day of March, 2009.
Pioneer Ditch water rights were changed water rights and description of ruling sought /s/ Mardell R. DiDomenico
- to qualifying Chaffee in Case No. 01CW152 pursuant to the as reflected by said application, or amend- Mardell R. DiDomenico, Clerk
Kyla
539-6777
County Residents! Please “Corrected Findings of Fact, Conclusions of
Law, Judgment and Decree” entered by this
ment, is as follows.
---------------------------------------------------------
District Court Water Div. 2
203 Judicial Bldg., 320 W. 10th Street
- call the shelter for details: Court on January 4, 2008 (the “01CW152 CASE NO. 09CW32(94CW41) - UPPER
ARKANSAS WATER CONSERVANCY (Court seal)
Pueblo, CO 81003 Tel. 583-7048
Decree”). No further change in Pueblo
Rachelle Phone: West’s water rights is sought pursuant to this DISTRICT, P.O. Box 1090, Salida, CO Published in The Mountain Mail March 13,
(719) 395-2737
530-0153 application. The 01CW152 Decree describes 81201 (Julianne M. Woldridge, MacDougall, 2009.
- the historic use attributable to Pueblo West’s Woldridge & Worley, P.C., Attorneys for
Pioneer Ditch water rights. The adjudi- Applicant, 530 Communication Circle, Suite PUBLIC NOTICE
Theresa cated historic place of use of those water 204, Colorado Springs, CO 80905; (719) NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
539-3418 rights is depicted in Exhibit C of that decree. 520-9288) FRANCHISE
- Sugar is an 8-year old spayed female Applicant’s Pioneer Ditch water rights have Application for Findings of Reasonable BY PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF
Dachshund. Adoption fee $30. Good historically been used for irrigation purposes Diligence COLORADO
Marcey on the lands shown in the maps attached to CHAFFEE COUNTY Notice is hereby given that at the regular
539-7940 docile companion dog. 719-239-0509 2. Name of right: Chalk Creek Exchange. meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Town
the application herein as Exhibits 1 and 2.
______________________________ The location of those lands is described gen- 3. Describe conditional right: A. Date of of Poncha Springs, Chaffee County, State
*+*+*+*+* Puppies: Pekingese, male/female, erally as parts of the western half of Section Original Decree: January 18, 1996; B. Case of Colorado, to be held on April 13, 2009, at
________________ $225; Pomeranians, male/female, 35, parts of the eastern half and southern half
of Section 34, and part of the southeast cor-
No.: 94CW41; C. Court: District Court, Water
Division No. 2, Colorado; D. Location: the
the hour of 6:30 p.m., at its usual meeting
place in the Town Hall, 330 Burnett Avenue,
$300; Pug, female fawn $450. Call
DECORATIVE 719-256-4391
ner of Section 33, all in Township 15 South,
Range 78 West, 6th P.M., Chaffee County,
reach of the exchange is from the confluence
of Chalk Creek and the Arkansas River in
Poncha Springs, Colorado, Public Service
Company of Colorado, a corporation duly
CONCRETE ______________________________ Colorado. Summaries of records of actual
diversions of the Pioneer Ditch water rights
Section 13, Township 15 South, Range 78
West, 6th PM. up Chalk Creek, in Chaffee,
organized and existing under and by virtue of
the laws of the State of Colorado, will make
Miniature Pinscher puppies. First shots,
Driveways, patios, dew claws, tail docked. 2 males, 1 fe-
are contained in the tables attached to the
application herein as Exhibits 4 and 5. Relief
County, Colorado; E. Source of exchange
water: Applicant’s pro rata share of water
application to said Town for the passage of
an ordinance granting to said Public Service
male. $250. 719-395-0325 represented by common shares of Twin Lakes Company of Colorado a franchise in said
sidewalks, slabs requested by this application: Applicant
seeks to use its Pioneer Ditch water rights Reservoir and Canal Company and such Town, entitled:
on the following lands: a portion of the lands Fryingpan-Arkansas Project water as is legally AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF
and foundations. 20. GIVEAWAY that are described in and subject to certain available to Applicant; F. Appropriation PONCHA SPRINGS, CHAFFEE COUNTY,
Restrictive Covenants (“Covenants”) record- Date: August 5, 1994; G. Amount: 1 c.f.s., COLORADO, GRANTING BY FRANCHISE
All Concrete Free- small block engine parts, antique ed on January 5, 1987 at Reception Number of which 0.0145 c.f.s. was decreed absolute
in Case No. 02CW7 on February 3, 2003,
T O P U B L I C S E R V I C E C O M PA N Y
O F C O L O R A D O , I T S A F F I L I AT E S ,
242124, Book 485, Page 681, in the records
Call Mark DeLeo at light fixtures, screen door, front door
with hardware, stove pipe, other odds &
of Chaffee County (such lands are referred to
herein as “Tri Lazy W’s Hill Ranch Boundary
leaving 0.9855 c.f.s. as conditional; H. Uses:
to replace out-of-priority depletions from wells
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, THE RIGHT
TO USE THE STREETS WITHIN THE TOWN
719-207-3741 ends. Call 719-539-3741. Lands”); and lands that are not described
in or subject to the Covenants. A portion of
and on-stream reservoirs in specified reaches
of Chalk Creek, which may be augmented
TO FURNISH, SELL, TRANSMIT AND
DISTRIBUTE ELECTRICITY TO THE TOWN
______________________________
*FREE ESTIMATES*
________________ Free partial RR ties for landscaping.
Tri Lazy W’s Hill Ranch Boundary Lands are
also within the adjudicated historic place of
from time to time under the provisions of Case
No. 92CW84, Division No. 2, Colorado. 4.
AND TO ALL RESIDENTS OF THE TOWN,
GRANTING THE RIGHT TO ACQUIRE,
Call 719-395-5506 in Salida to pick up. use of Pueblo West’s water rights in Case Detailed outline of what has been done C O N S T R U C T, I N S TA L L , L O C AT E ,
ATTENTION!! No. 01CW152 (such lands are referred to toward completion or for completion MAINTAIN, OPERATE, AND EXTEND INTO,
NEW PHONE NUMBER!! ______________________________ of the appropriation and application of WITHIN AND THROUGH THE TOWN ALL
herein as the “01CW152 Historically Irrigated
HOME ASSISTANCE MEALS Wood Pallets in the alley behind Lands”). Tri Lazy W’s Hill Ranch Boundary water to a beneficial use as conditionally FACILITIES REASONABLY NECESSARY
Lunches AND Suppers The Mountain Mail. Lands, including the 01CW152 Historically decreed, including expenditures: Applicant TO FURNISH, SELL, TRANSMIT AND
If pallets are there, take them! Irrigated Lands, were acquired by Applicant has developed this exchange as part of its DISTIBUTE ELECTRICITY WITHIN AND
7-Days a Week! in 1996. Paragraph 10 of the 01CW152 integrated augmentation system. Applicant THROUGH THE TOWN, AND GRANTING
Professionally Prepared Decree finds that Tri Lazy W must comply operates North Fork Reservoir, O’Haver T H E R I G H T TO P R O V I D E S T R E E T
with all provisions contained in the aforemen- Reservoir, Boss Lake, Rainbow Lake, and LIGHTING SERVICE TO THE TOWN; AND
Elderly, Disabled,
Recuperating from Illness
21. LOST & FOUND tioned Covenants. The Covenants provide Cottonwood Lake as part of this system. It
owns or has to the right to use shares in
FIXING THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS
THEREOF.
that the owners of lands described therein
or Surgery. LOST: Dark blue blackberry wireless shall assure that such lands are not irrigat- Twin Lakes Reservoir and Canal Company, The franchise to be applied for will be for
Call 221-0213 phone. Lost at Salida 7-Eleven about ed and that no other water use (with cer- allocations of Fryingpan-Arkansas Project 20 years and shall continue to provide for a
______________________________ 3:00 on March 10, 2009. Really need it tain exceptions described in the covenants) water, and other water rights, which it uses franchise fee to the Town of Poncha Springs
is made on such lands; except irrigation to replace depletions to wells and reservoirs in the amount of three percent (3%) of all
back. It has all my contacts and my
********** memory card. Please call
or other water use may be made on such
lands under water rights other than the water
pursuant to augmentation plans approved
in Case Nos. 92CW84, 94CW5, 96CW17,
revenues received from the sale of electric-
ity within the Town, excluding all revenues
Need help Cleaning 719-539-2694 if found. rights changed in the 01CW152 Decree if
the yield of such changed water rights is
94CW41, and 94CW42, and a Rule 14
replacement plan. As of December 31, 2007,
received from the Town for the sale of elec-
tricity to the Town.
Call Cathy ______________________________ not impaired and if such use is approved Applicant was replacing 4.42 acre-feet per Dated at Poncha Springs, Colorado, this 13th
539-6843 or 221-0623 LOST: Missing 6 month old Blue Heeler. by court decree. The lands sought to be year of depletions for structures in the Chalk day of March, 2009.
Black face, blue body. Answers to the irrigated by Applicant’s Pioneer Ditch water Creek drainage under its augmentation plans P U B L I C S E R V I C E C O M PA N Y O F
**********
_________________ name Mabel. Please call 719-221-0277 rights are depicted as the cross-hatched 175
acres in the map attached to the application
and 11.42 acre-feet under its Rule 14 plan.
Applicant has exercised the exchange up
COLORADO
BY: Kathy Worthington
______________________________ herein as Exhibit 3. Tri Lazy W’s Hill Ranch Chalk Creek to replace depletions for these Published in The Mountain Mail March 13,
WANTED FOUND: 7-Cartridges for ink jet printer. Boundary Lands are depicted on Exhibit 3 as structures. In addition, since the entry of the 20, 27 and April 3, 2009.
Aluminum Cans Found at carwash by Wal-Mart in Sali- the cross-hatched acreage north and west decree in 94CW41, Applicant has done the
Scrap Aluminum of the pre-1996 Hill Ranch Boundary. The following: A. prosecuted an application for an
da. Call 719-207-1447. 01CW152 Historically Irrigated Lands com- exchange right to Boss Lake, which is currently
Copper, Brass
Copper Wiring
______________________________ prise 12 acres out of Tri Lazy W’s Hill Ranch pending in Case No. 97CW31; B. filed for SORE FROM
LOST: Dark blue Blackberry wireless Boundary Lands. Applicant seeks a decree and prosecuted an application to supplement
Car/truck Batteries, Radiators phone. Lost at Salida 7-Eleven about that allows Applicant’s Pioneer Ditch water
rights to irrigate the 175 cross-hatched acres
its augmentation plans in Case No. 06CW32;
C. filed for and prosecuted an application for
TAX BITE?
& Catalytic Converters 3:00 on March 10, 2009. Really need it in Exhibit 3 in such a manner that causes appropriative rights of exchanges throughout GET FIRST AID
(No Steel) back. It has all my contacts and my no impairment to the yield of Pueblo West’s the Upper Basin in Case No. 04CW96; D.
Will pick up & haul for FREE. memory card. Please call Pioneer Ditch water rights. The lands sought filed for and prosecuted an application for WITH WANT ADS!
Call 719-221-0213 to be irrigated by Applicant are within the an augmentation plan in an area known as
719-539-2694 if found. lands decreed for irrigation by the Pioneer Centerville, in Case No. 03CW55; E. filed Call Classifieds @ 719-539-6691
______________________________ ______________________________ for and prosecuted an application for an
Ditch decrees described above. Applicant
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2 Work Wanted Wanted
POLICE OFFICER Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assist- Chaffee County Child HOME ASSISTANCE MEALS
3. Announcements 8. Wanted to Rent
The City of Salida, Colorado in the heart ant Chaffee People’s Clinic in Salida Find Coordinator ATTENTION!!
3a. Classes Offered 9. Mobile/Modular
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3e. Ride Shares Homes for Sale
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4a. Building Supplies Homes for Rent;
from experienced and non-experienced mary health care for uninsured, low-in- county wide Child Find Coordinator re- Professionally Prepared
4b. Sports 10. Vehicles for Sale
officers. POST certification is required! come patients. Position includes ad- sponsible for publicizing, organizing, Elderly, Disabled,
Equipment 11. Recreational
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Organic 12. Motorcycles mbouldin@bresnan.net 719-539-5028 depending on experience, with travel Call 221-0213
5. Wanted 13. Yard Sales Medical and dental insurance, FPPA re- or mail to: Chaffee People’s Clinic, P.O. compensation. The successful appli- ______________________________
5a. Barter/Trade 14. Services Offered tirement plan, vacation, sick leave and Box 1047, Salida, CO 81201 cant will be knowledgeable in early NOTICE
6. Real Estate for Sale
15. Business holiday pay are part of the overall ex- ______________________________ childhood, possess excellent public re- HRRMC will be destroying obsolete in-
6a. Commercial Real
Opportunities cellent benefit package. Contact the WANTED lations, writing, and communication active paper records according to the
Estate for Sale
16. Health and Salida Police Department for minimum 29 serious people skills, and have data management ex- Colorado State Statutes. The records to
6e. Vacant Land
Fitness qualification and hiring process. You to work from home perience. To obtain a job description be destroyed will be for patients de-
for Sale
7. Real Estate for 17. Personals can check our web site at using a computer. and application contact Tina Goar at ceased in 1998.
Rent 18. Farm and Ranch www.cityofsalida.com to download the Up to $1500 - $5000 PT/FT tinag@buena-vista.k12.co.us or THIS PROCESS WILL NOT AFFECT
19. Pets for Sale application, job description and further www.jehglobal.com 719-539-7003. A completed, applica- ACTIVE RECORDS WHICH WILL RE-
7a. Commercial Real
20. Giveaway details. Application deadline is March, ______________________________ tion, resume and letter of interest must MAIN IN THE MEDICAL RECORDS
Estate for Rent
21. Lost & Found 16, 2009. For more information contact be received by 3:00pm Monday, March DEPARTMENTS AT HRRMC. If you
7e. Vacation
22. Card of Thanks the Salida Police Department @ 719- 16. Application materials may be sub- have a direct family relationship to any
Rentals Looking for full or part time work
23. In Remembrance 539-6880 mitted electronically or delivered to the patient deceased in 1998 and they had
7f. Room for Rent that is rewarding and meaningful?
______________________________ Buena Vista School District offices at been a patient at HRRMC, you may pick
Classic Cruisers Touch of Care is the place for 113 North Court Street, Attention Tina up that record after showing proof of
1. HELP WANTED Need good experienced mechanic. you. Work with the elderly and Goar. identity and relationship to the patient to
the Medical Records Department per-
Must have own tools. disabled clients in their homes; Finalists will be interviewed Wednesday
Career Opportunity Call 719-539-7733 assist with daily living tasks to help afternoon March 18. sonnel. The deceased records will be
Sales and Marketing Manager ______________________________ ______________________________ available for pickup until April, 1, 2009.
clients remain independent and
Managing sales and marketing for a riv- Studio 24 After that, they will be destroyed.
make a difference every day.
er retail store and web-store Space available for FULL TIME ______________________________
Requirements: Sales experience, River Now hiring Personal Care Providers
STYLIST with clientele; The Eskimo Paradox
experience, Quick Books, Point of Sale, Space available for
in Salida and Buena Vista. 2. WORK WANTED Although the native diet is rich in fatty
Web and e-business. PART TIME NAIL TECH, Contact the Salida office at food such as salmon, whale and seal fat
Request application or send resume to Call 719-395-4247 539-4090 or apply at the ********** the people have healthy
______________________________ Salida Workforce. cardiovascular systems.
resume@ STARPOINT CLEAN CBI CHECK REQUIRED. Need help Cleaning? High omega 3 fish oil is available at
mountainriveradventures.com Seeking host home provider Call Cathy Neighborhood
______________________________ Provide 24 hour support The Arkansas Headwaters Recreation 539-6843 or
Rocky Mountain Behavioral Health has In your home for individual with Area has temporary (4-6 month) sum-
Natural Goods
an opening in our Salida office for a Full 221-0623 320 W. 7th Street, Salida
developmental disabilities mer job openings for Colorado State
719-539-7409
time counselor/male lab tech. CACI or II Contract based on level of Parks Land Ranger, River Ranger, ********** ______________________________
preferred. Resumes only to Personnel supports provided Maintenance Worker, Visitor Service
rmbh@rmbh.org or 3239 Independence Contact Bill or Debra at Tech, Naturalist/Interpreter and Count _________________ Grandma Susie’s Vintage Treasures
Rd. Canon, City, Co 81212 I’ll do across from City Market in Buena Vista
719-539-2577 ext. 315 Crew. Applicants must have a valid driv-
______________________________ House Cleaning! $15/hr Winter hours:
for more information er’s license and Ranger applicants must
Town Planner - New construction $25/hr Thursday, Friday, Saturday 12 noon-5
EOE be at least 21-years old. Starting pay is
Buena Vista, Colorado. 2 hour minimum Sunday and Monday 12 noon-4
______________________________ $8.50-$11.75/hour depending upon job
Current and long range planning Mileage charge if over 10 miles. Antiques, kitchen collectibles, pottery,
Safe Haven Manor of Salida is looking and experience. Application deadline is
responsibilities. Job description Call Caroline at military and railroad memorabilia,
for part time people, all shifts, to care for March 20th for all positions. To apply
and application information at 719-539-2454 or 719-221-4108. sewing. jewelry, sheet music(1000s)
memory impaired ladies. Must be car- and for information contact the Colora-
www.buenavistaco.gov ______________________________ furniture. 719-395-3393
ing, loving, and have good references. do Workforce Center at 141 E 3rd
or call 719-395-8643 x14. ______________________________
Wages DOE. Call 719-221-4464. Street, Salida. 719-539-6523
Closes March 31, 2009. ______________________________ ______________________________
______________________________ SEASONAL HELP WANTED Upper Arkansas Trail Crew! 3. ANNOUNCEMENTS
Patient Financial Services The City of Salida Public Works De- Work outside, learn great skills, meet Eden Pure Heaters
As needed- Float partment is accepting applications for a your neighbors! The Southwest Con- available at
The Hospital is looking for someone to Seasonal Parks Employee for main- servation Corps is hiring enthusiastic Mountain Valley Treasures
provide vacation/illness coverage for all taining the city parks. This position will folks to begin working hard on March Cut your heating bills
area of PFS. Days will vary including pay $10/hour and employment will be 300 West Sackett Ave. • Salida • 539-4261
30th through October 30th. Work with w/these safe portable heaters.
evening and weekend hours. Duties in- April 6, 2009 through September 30,
local trails organizations as well as oth- Heats up to 1,000 square feet. Friday, Mar. 13 • 8:00 pm
clude front desk reception, admissions, 2009. Applications and job descriptions
OPEN MIC
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U.S. Forest Service offi- ger. The power plant outlet Good location on paved Co. Rd. with easy
cials are seeking public com- Weekly is open and has been good for access and only 15 minutes to Salida.
Property offers 1.2 acres with a domestic
ment about a proposal to rainbows. well for gardening or landscaping. Home
protect federally threatened fishing
fi shing report Fishing at Antero Reser- has a southerly orientation with big views
of the Sangre De Cristo Mountains.
greenback cutthroat trout voir has picked up. The fish $172,500 #2105
and riparian habitat in the are hitting a lot better and
more fish are being caught. QUALITY BUILT TOWNHOME
South Prong Hayden Creek Newly built duplex Townhome in Poncha
watershed in Fremont Coun- Small jigs tipped with Springs. 2 bedroom, 1 bath with 1 car
ty. meal worm and small tube attached garage. Spectacular views of the
Continental Divide. Good access on paved
The National Environment jigs tipped with meal worms city streets. One of the best values in the
Policy Act analysis for the are working best. area. $149,000 #1913
Swedish Pimples tipped
project is scheduled for com-
with wax worms are also
pletion in July. It was earlier
working well. Call Mark Peters
anticipated for completion
by Paul J. Goetz Chalk and Wright’s Broker Associate
during the summer last year.
Because of a delay in
Mail News Editor lakes are both good fish- 719-539-2512
ing. Wright’s lake has just markpeters@bresnan.net
planning and refinement of Comments will be processed
opened and fish are being 245 U.S. Highway 50 East, Salida, CO 81201 • 1-866-897-4159 (toll free)
the proposed action, Salida through the AHRA Citizen caught along the remainder
Ranger District personnel Task Force. of the ice. Wright’s is flies
are offering the public addi- Task force angling repre- and lures only, so anglers
tional time to comment. sentative Rod Patch is tak- can’t bait hooks if they fish
Comments will help the ing input at info@arkanglers. there.
forest service officials iden- com. Clear Creek Reservoir
tify problems related to a fishing has been good for
proposal to convert .6 mile of March 13-20 rainbows. Small jigs tipped
the Rainbow Trail from two- Fishing conditions for with meal worms, Power
track to single-track designa- local reservoirs are provid- Maggots and night crawlers Alcohol Pot
tion. ed by Dave Kelly, Hi Rocky, have been effective. Meth
Single track motorized 111 Cottonwood Ave., Buena Berkley Hollow Belly
vehicles would be allowed, as
would equestrians, mountain
Vista, www.hirocky.com.
Twin Lakes and Turquoise
Reservoir have been good
Trout lures tipped with suck-
er meat have been working
on tiger muskies. Fish for
THE WAY OUT!
bikers and pedestrians.
Copies of the proposals are fishing for lake trout using them as if fishing for maki- There is hope.
naws only not as much on
available at the Salida Rang- jigs and sucker meat.
the bottom.
We not only care,
er District office at 325 W. Lake trout in Twin are
U.S. 50. starting to get jig shy, so Hayden Meadows has we understand.
smaller is better. good ice on it and fishing has
Written comments may be
submitted to Salida Ranger Turquoise has been good been good for rainbows using COST: Free
small jigs tipped with Power WHEN: Sunday March 15th @ 7pm
District, Attn: Phillip Gaines, for cutthroats along the east
Eggs. Crystal Lake has been
325 W U.S. 50, Salida CO shore near the boat ramp WHERE: Salida High School Auditorium
good for nice fish along the
81201. and for lake trout along the (John Held)
west bank near the outlet.
Comments may also be south shore.
Warm weather means ice
sent via e-mail to phillip- Mount Elbert Forebay and fishing won’t last forever, so
gaines@fs.fed.us, or com- the outlet of the power plant
FOR MORE
you better hurry to the high
ments may be made by tele- have reopened and are fish- INFO CALL:
country this weekend and
phone, 530-3957. able from shore. The forebay try your luck before ice is all 719-221-4996
has been good for rainbows gone.
Depression Abuse
AHRA seeks input and some Snake River cut-
throats.
from river users Most anglers are using
Arkansas Headwaters Montera Marvels tipped with
Recreation Area officials are HRRMC INTERNAL MEDICINE TEAM INVITES YOU TO A
meal worms or wax worms.
seeking input regarding man-
agement of the state park.
Berkley honey worms also
work and stay on a hook lon- Brown Bag Lunch
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Adding to gains was news
the General Electric credit
rating was reduced less than
expected. Health care shares
added to advance on strong
trial results for a Pfizer drug
and Genentech agreed to
acquisition by Roche. All other
major sectors increased.
Volume on the New York
Stock Exchange was moder-
ate, with 1.8 billion shares
traded. Advancing issues out-
numbered decliners by a 9-to-
1 margin.
The 30-year Treasury rose
.75 percent, lowering yield
to 3.62 percent. The 10-year
Treasury rose .44 percent,
lowering yield to 2.85 percent.
The 3-month T-Bill closed at
.19 percent and the 6-month
T-Bill closed at .45 percent.
Gold rose $13.30 to $924.70
and silver rose 14 cents to
$12.94. Crude oil rose $4.70 to
$47.03 a barrel..
Roche Holding AG, the
largest maker of cancer drugs,
announced it increased its
purchase offer for Genentech
Inc. Under the new offer,
Genentech holders would
receive $95 per share in the
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S&P Index
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Nasdaq
1,426.10 up 54.46
Transportation Average
2,419.58 up 72.78
Utilities
300.23 up 4.68
Selected stocks
Atmos Energy $21.11 up $.23
Alcoa Inc. $5.98 up $.22
Freeport $36.76 up $1.20
Wal-Mart $48.94 up $1.48
Safeway $19.07 up $.68
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Business
CHAMBER CORNER Business brief
Builder receives
green professional
designation
Chuck Standen of Peak 7,
Inc. was recently designated Central Colorado Humanists
a certified green building pro- exists to promote Humanism,
fessional in a training pro- which is a rational philosophy,
gram sponsored by Energy informed by science, inspired by art,
and motivated by compassion.
Panel Structures.
The certified green profes- Central Colorado Humanists
sional program is adminis- and Arts at the Library present
tered by the National Asso- THREE ARTISTS RECYCLE
Courtesy photo ciation of Home Builders and
Welcoming ASAP Well Drilling, Inc. to Heart of the Rock- Roberta Smith, Jimmy Descant
University of Housing.
ies Chamber of Commerce are Raedell Trueblood, own- and Shark
Peak 7, Inc., specializes
ers Shawn Shake and Ron Tomlinson, Dave Chelf, Bren- Sunday, March 15, 2:00 p.m.
da Wallis, Karin Naccarato, Art Gentile, Jason Gobin, in structural insulated panel
structures and barns and is
Salida Regional Library
Tim Ward, Dave Potts and Pete Rans.
an established log homebuild-
at 4th and E Streets
ASAP Well Drilling, Inc. er serving Chaffee, Park and
Summit counties.
ASAP Well Drilling, Inc. ciation.
located in Buena Vista Owners, Shawn L. Shake
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Rockies Chamber of Com-
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full service well construc- industry and look forward
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pumps, pressure tanks and
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They are licensed with the Summit and Saguache coun-
Colorado Division of Water ties.
Resources as a well driller For more information call
and pump installer.
They are certified by the
National Groundwater Asso-
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atre presents “The Last of the 7 p.m. A documentary
Red Hot Lovers” at the Sali- about Joseph Campbell
OPEN
da Steam Plant Theater and will be shown at the Open
Around Town Event Center. For additional Channel Gallery at its new
information contact 530-0933. location at 222 F St.
THE HIDE-AWAY
8 p.m. An open mike ses- Monday, March 16
sion will be hosted by Clyde 7-8:30 p.m. “Crossroads
Friday, March 13 Tullis at Bongo’s Salida Café Gathering” will perform at
7 p.m. The Booster Club for at 300 W. Sackett Ave. For Darren Patterson Christian Family Dining & Micro Brewery
more information contact 539- Academy to benefit the Arkan-
the Arts Stardust Theater pres-
4261. sas Valley Christian Mission. HHHH Steaks, Burgers, Beers & More! HHHH
ents “A Trip to Outer Space” at
Salida Middle School. Dinner 9 p.m. “Bill McKay Band” They perform Celtic music with
will perform rock, American a hammered dulcimer, Irish Restaurant Hours Brew Pub Opens at 4 pm
will be served at 5:45 p.m. and Mon-Sat. Featuring Micro Brews
the show will begin at 7 p.m. and blues at Victoria Tavern, whistle, guitar, fiddle, con- (Changing Monthly)
corner of F and Sackett Ave. certina, cello and Irish drum. 11 am - 9 pm Happy Hour 3-5 pm (Micro Brews Only)
There will be performances by Sunday 11 am - 8 pm Entertainment Fri. & Sat. Nights until 2 am
Fountain Creek Brass Band, There will be a $3 cover charge. Admission is free but free will
The High Steppers, Brenda offerings will be accepted.
Heckel, Dara Kort and Sadie Sunday, March 15 Tuesday, March 17 —300 W. Hwy 291, Salida • 719-539-0405 —
and Dave LaVercombe. Tick- 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. A Brid- 7 p.m. Collegiate Peaks
ets are $15 for adults, $12 for al Show will be held at the Forum Series presents Celinda
seniors, $10 for children ages Steam Plant. There will be Reynolds Kaelin, poet/philoso-
12 and younger. For more
information or tickets contact
vendors, musicians, cater-
ers, disc jockeys, florists
and more available. Food
pher, at the Buena Vista High
School cafeteria. There will be
storytelling and a discussion
EXER-FLEX
GET READY
539-2487.
7 p.m. Buena Vista Contra tasting and live perfor- of the area Native American
Dance at the BV High School mances will be part of the tribes. The talk is free and
cafeteria. Cost of admission is show. For additional infor- refreshments will be served.
FOR SUMMER
$3. For more information call mation contact 530-0933. Visit www.collegiatepeaksfo-
Carol at 395-6704. 2:30 p.m. Stage Left The- rum.org for more information.
7:30 p.m. Stage Left The- atre presents “The Last of 7 p.m. KHEN’s St. Paddy’s
atre presents “The Last of the the Red Hot Lovers” at the Party will be held at Bongo’s
Red Hot Lovers” at the Sali- Salida Steam Plant Theater Salida Café at 300 W. Sackett At Community Health
da Steam Plant Theater and and Event Center. For addi-
tional information contact
Ave. For more information con-
tact 539-4261.
Your & Fitness Center!
Event Center. For additional
information contact 530-0933. Your Membership
8 p.m. “Gregory Alan Isa- Includes the use of ING
PINON REAL ESTATE GROUP TANN S
e s
kov and The Freight” will be Our Complete Weight
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performing folk/Indie/acoustic
al
Room, Cardio Machines,
music at Bongo’s Salida Café at & a BIG SELECTION
Racquetball Courts
of Lotions
300 W. Sackett Ave. For more
information contact 539-4261.
THE UPPER ARKANSAS VALLEY
Plus
9 p.m. “Bill McKay Band” ALL THESE body blast
will perform rock, American of CLASSES
Student Week
WEDNESDAYS 10:00 AM
and blues at Victoria Tavern,
corner of F and Sackett Ave.
the spinning total body stretching
WEDNESDAYS 12:00 PM
TUES. & THUR 6:00 AM
There will be a $3 cover charge.
Saturday, March 14 aerobics gym orientation
MON. - THURS. 5:30 PM TUESDAYS 7:00 PM
Buena
All Day Second Saturday MON. & FRI. 8:00 AM
will be held at various down- group strength training
tai chi
town art galleries. Special TUES. & THUR. 8:00 AM
Vista
WEDNESDAYS 8:00 AM
events and other offerings may
yoga silversneakers
be available. Contact individual
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS
galleries for more information. TU. & TH. 9:00 AM & 6:30 PM
WEDNESDAYS 4:15 PM 9:00 AM
High
9 a.m. - Run Through Time
power sculpt children's exercise
marathon will be held at River-
WEDNESDAYS 6:15 PM AGES 2-5 • 10:30 AM FRIDAYS
side Park. There will be three
School
runs available--a full and half 709 Palmer, Salida • 539-3408
marathon and a two mile fun
run. All runs begin at the same
time for the first mile can be
CARRIE BENNETTS
shared. For additional infor-
mation contact 539-7626.
9 a.m. - 1 p.m. The Arkan- TANNING
sas Valley Art Center presents Carrie Bennetts, a senior at Buena Vista High School, is the daughter
the Introduction to Artists’ and of Mary Jo Bennetts and the late Douglas Bennetts.
12 Sessions - $40 • Also Spray Tans
Travel Journals class to be held Carrie’s favorite classes are art and math. For art, she has painted three
at the Art Center at Colorado murals at the high school. She has been a member of the National Honor
Society for two years and the National Art Honor Society for three years.
Mountain College at 27900 CR
Carrie has been on the Honor Roll all semesters and has earned Aca-
319. Learn to develop a jour- demic Letters.
nal/sketchbook using various Awards Carrie has received include Optimist Award and Athlete of
techniques. No prior experience the Year her freshman and junior years. For the 2008 volleyball season,
needed. Bring pen and paper. Carrie was awarded All-Conference, along with being selected for both
the Colorado Coaches of Girls Sports and the Colorado High School
Hair § Nails § Spa
Cost is $50 registration fee or
$40 for AVAC members. A $5 Coaches Association All-State volleyball teams. She was class secretary
her freshman year and has also served as secretary of Hub Livestock 4-H
materials fee can be paid to the club, where she has been a member for 12 years.
instructor. For additional infor- Carrie has been involved with Young Life, volunteered as a Wyldlife
mation contact 395-8372. leader, and is a member of St. Rose of Lima Catholic Youth Group. One
11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Family Fun highlight of her church involvement was participation in World Youth
Day will be held at the Boys Day 2005 in Koln, Germany.
As a three sport athlete, Carrie has played volleyball for 4 years, bas-
Rita LouAnn Nora
and Girls Club at 340 E. Fifth
St. There will be a chili lunch, ketball for 3 years, and soccer for 4 years. She has been a volunteer coach Rita Shepherd-Fear ~ Owner ~ Specializing in creative hair
for youth volleyball and basketball and a camp counselor for 6th grade design, state of the art color and highlighting, uniquely creative
games, entertainment, give- conservation camp.
aways and community resourc- Carrie enjoys snowboarding, traveling, camping, star gazing, mountain
up-dos for all formal occasions, waxing & facials. 18 years
es. hiking, hiking, rafting, fashion, art and photography. She has traveled to
6 p.m. Salida High School Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, England and Wales.
LouAnn Alloy-Cole ~ Specializing in acrylic nail enhancement,
re-basing, free hand nail art, designer hair razor cuts, luxurious
Family, Career, and Commu- Carrie will be attending Western State College in Gunnison and will
pedicures & full natural nail manicures. 30 years
nity Leaders of America will be be playing volleyball for the WSC Mountaineers. She is interested in
sponsoring the “Dare to Dance” education as a career. Nora Krause ~ Specializes in modern creative coloring,
event at Larimer Gymnasium. trendy razor cuts, Rock-N-Cuts, amazing texturized cuts, the
There will be a full pasta din- newest trends in up-dos, pedicures & manicures.
ner and dessert served. The
Pinon Real Estate Group - BV Exceptional learning experience with Toni & Guy. 3 years
event is a fund-raiser for mem- 719-395-0200
bers of the student organization 707 Hwy 24 South, 7714 West Highway 50
to attend a conference in April. Buena Vista, CO 81211
Julie Kersting, Broker Owner 719-539-6868
Tickets are $10 and are avail-
www.PinonRealEstateBV.com
able at High Country Bank and
the high school office.
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OPENING
Department, Saguache Coun- the state looking for impaired of transportation safety, said.
ty Sheriff’s Office, Fremont drivers.” Authorities report people
County Sheriff’s Office and March has become a dead- convicted of DUI face conse-
the Colorado State Patrol.
The crackdown on impaired
drivers will end at 3 a.m.,
ly month in Colorado for
impaired driving.
In 2007, March was the sec-
quences including jail time,
loss of their driver’s license,
an ignition interlock on their
SOON!
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During last year’s St. Pat- June, for alcohol-related fatal- classes, higher insurance Hwy 50 & E St.
rick’s DUI enforcement peri- ities, with 28 people killed in rates and of other unantici-
od, 520 people were arrested.
“Don’t let the green beer
drunk driving crashes. Alco-
hol-related fatal crash data
pated expenses that can total
more than $10,270. 719-539-1999
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There are many concerns about the Nestlé Nestlé wholesales bottled water from the
proposal to truck spring water from Chaffee Denver area under the Pure Life label. Water If you don’t know your diamonds…know your jeweler!
County to Denver, so I attended seven hours from Chaffee County will carry the Arrowhead
of presentations by Nestlé representatives and label, and will be marketed as more desirable Open:
the Chaffee County Planning Commission, than Denver water, which requires more puri- Tues. - Fri. 136 West
then visited the proposed well sites and load- fication before bottling. 10 am-5:30 pm U. S. Hwy 50
Salida, CO
ing station at Johnson Village. Both products are good, clean water, the only Sat. 10 am-3 pm
The county, represented by Don Reimer, difference being in taste, because of differences Closed Sun. & Mon. 539-7611
presented an excellent review of the plan and in mineral content. If purity is your issue, buy
its impacts on Chaffee County. Nestlé did a distilled water, add a daily mineral supple-
thorough job of researching the water supply ment, and you’re miles ahead.
issues, environmental concerns, employment, Drink it quickly though, before the petro-
and traffic congestion. chemicals leach out of the plastic bottle. The
all winter
No one should have any concerns about the real cost of the water from Chaffee County will
water extraction or physical facilities proposed be thousands of gallons of diesel fuel burned to
by Nestlé per se.
The price of Nestlé bottled spring water is
haul Chaffee water 165 miles for bottled water
that is virtually the same as Denver bottled items
very close to the price of gasoline, but that’s
where the similarity stops.
water.
Much greater costs are the oil dollars that 20%-30%
If a multinational oil company instead of
a multinational water company wanted to
Nestlé will ship to Persian Gulf nations for
their share of the diesel fuel, and the vastly off
truck 125 gallons of crude oil per minute from greater cost of supporting our military pres-
Chaffee County instead of 125 gpm of water, ence there to guarantee that fuel supply.
they would pay a royalty to the owner of the Gross sales of the bottled Chaffee water will
bring this ad in for an
mineral rights. be about $118 million per year. Assuming a
Chaffee County’s royalty would be almost $9 retail markup of 50 percent, Nestlé should additional 10% off
million every year. Producing a gallon of gaso- gross $59 million per year. Chaffee County
line costs much more than producing a gallon taxes will be about one-eighth of 1 percent of This sale includes our Alpaca wool
of bottled spring water, but oil companies can that. Our county government is not responsi-
afford to pay the mineral owner the royalty. ble for the health of the planet or the national apparel. The sofest and warmest wool!
The water in Chaffee County belongs to the economy, but it is amazing that Nestlé will
State of Colorado, so Nestlé will pay the coun- make hundreds of millions taking water from H Sweaters H Capes H Ponchos
ty about $80,000 per year in property tax.
The company will augment removed water
a county that has falling ceilings in its school-
rooms.
H Hats H Scarves
using water rights from the City of Aurora and All Accessories!
for $200,000 per year. Good deal for Aurora, Ed Berg,
incredible deal for Nestlé. Salida Sale good through March
Open
Corporation threatens community Friday & Saturday evenings till 8pm.
Downtown Salida, 114 E. 1st St. (719)539-2321
Dear Editor: to reduce our carbon footprint, but look the
I have been living in Chaffee County eight other way at the wasteful profit of this indus- Closed Tues.
years. I have been proud of the direction in try.
which things have been going until now. People throughout the world, are fighting
We have solar panels going up on our roofs, to rid their communities of this corporation
we ride bicycles as much as possible, we drive and we invite them in hoping to collect the
hybrids and diesels and we recycle. few coins that fall from their pockets. If this
But now a multinational corporation with goes through I don’t think Salida or Chaffee
What’s
a reputation of social and moral misconduct County can ever call itself a progressive com-
has come here to exploit our resources for munity.
an industry that is unsustainable. Instead
of saying “No, thanks” we line up and ask, Steven Duhaime, This year we New?
“What’s in it for me?” We pretend to want Salida
are giving a
gift certiÀcate
Asking trail users for one favor for a meal at
Dear Editor: dog poop. As a pet owner, I carry plastic bags
I would like to thank Amanda Wright, Ali- wherever I go. Quincy’s Restaurant
son Ramsey, Danielle Ashlock, Tracey Hill and Once in a while, I forget, but as you know
Laura Pintane for all their help March 6. We you can get free dog poopie bags on the trail. Is to our clients who
have been having some beautiful sunny days it really that hard to pick up after your dog?
and everyone has been enjoying walks along Salida is a beautiful town where people care recommend us to
the trail in Salida.
Unfortunately, we have been disgusted by
about each other and what their surroundings
look like, but obviously this does not include
do a tax return.
the mess we see along the trail and in the everyone.
stream. So we decided to do some clean up. I would like to ask everyone a favor: Next
We took gloves, bags, muscles, and our chil- time you go for a walk, take a plastic bag and
dren and got to work. I could not believe what if you see trash, pick it up and try to help
we have found – plastic bags, paper, Safeway make Salida more beautiful. Analytical Tax, LLC
ads, cans, you name it. We collected about 10 Finally, I would like to thank the biggest 621 Poncha Ave.
big plastic bags full. helpers of all – our children: Quinn, Radana
I know we live in a windy town and lots of Jo, Kai, Evan, Kaia, Gwen, Mac, J.J., Elena, Poncha Springs, CO
trash just flies all over, but much of what we Annie, Ember and Calhoun. (719) 539-2499
found could be avoided if people just cared a
bit more. Jirka Myers,
On top of all the trash there was so much Salida
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Editorial Commentary
Cause for optimism
Latest figures from the Colorado Department of
Labor show the number of people filing claims for
unemployment in Chaffee County rose from 5.5
percent in December to 7.4 percent in January, a
month later.
The sharp increase in new unemployment filings
in the county from December to January is consis-
tent with what happened in nearby counties and
throughout Colorado. Statewide, unemployment
increased from 5.8 percent to 6.6 percent.
Statewide official figures don’t come as much of
a surprise. January was a difficult month for many
businesses – something unemployment statistics
bear out.
But could economic conditions in the county and
valley be turning up?
Looking at one indicator, help wanted ads, busi-
ness, economic activity and the jobs market appear
to be improving.
This week The Mail’s help wanted section ran to
about two dozen ads. Open jobs included a number
of professional and semi-professional positions for
nurses, police officers and administrative assis-
tants, to a number of service jobs for cooks, wait
Letters to the editor
staff and cashiers.
This represents a big improvement over The
Mail’s help wanted section in early January when
Ask officials to say ‘yes’ to Nestlé
Dear Editor: is bad, we should drink tap water” and “plastic
the number of listings could be counted on fingers Yes to Nestlé. is bad for the earth.”
of one hand. So your readers know up front, we have a First, why do so many people think of bottled
The Mail’s help wanteds in early January were piece of land Nestlé would buy from us if their water as an alternative to tap water rather
an informal, unscientific measure of the economy, project is approved. than an addition to tap water? I drink bottled
but were nonetheless a reflection of market condi- Having said that, as a business owner and water if I’m on the road and get thirsty, rather
tions as unemployment filing statistics confirmed. 20 year-resident of Buena Vista, I would still than soda,
Jobs opening are typically one of the first if not be writing this even if we weren’t directly I drink bottled water if I’m at my folks house
the first indication economic conditions are improv- involved. because I don’t like the taste of their tap water.
ing. Time will tell if this was only a blip, but for In case you haven’t heard, the economy ter- I drink bottled water if I stop at a fast food res-
now we’ll take it as a sign for optimism. rible and Chaffee County has been losing jobs taurant.
right and left. As a matter of fact, when I see communities
Jobs from the Nestlé project, even if tempo- devastated by drought, hurricanes, tornados,
SALE
ing the county commissioners’ weeds in three categories. tices include herbicides, to...
meeting. • Rare species subject to hand pulling and biocontrol,
Larry Walker, county weed eradication wherever detect- although biocontrol measures
manager, said the updated ed. are often difficult to establish.
plan ensures the county is • Plant species the county Biocontrol measures
within compliance for federal, deals with by containment or include grazing, which usual-
state and local agencies. eradication. ly takes a few years to accom-
Walker said the county • Species which are wide- plish, and insects – a process Selected used and
weed department has a inter- spread plants for which con- that includes finding the right new, paperback and
governmental agreement with trol is recommended but not insect to adapt to an area. hardcover, books and
and is paid by Lake County to required by the state. One example is tamarisk gift items on sale:
also rewrite its management “We are in one of the lucki- beetles. They were studied Sat., March 14 -
plan. est areas of the state as far as downstream from Pueblo What used to be
County weed manage- not having a lot of those spe- Reservoir, Walker said. The Sun., March 22 $2.50 becomes
ment includes working with cies,” Walker said. insects successfully destroyed 10-5 Every Day $.25!
gravel pit owners and devel- The Chaffee and Lake a few tamarisk plants before
oping guidelines. Annual county undesirable plant list leaving. 128 F Street What used to be
weed inspections at gravel includes leafy spurge, Russian There are two types of Historic Downtown Salida $14.95 becomes
pits might help slow spread of knapweed, diffuse knapweed, tamarisk beetle – one in the
some invasive species, Walker spotted knapweed, Canada north and one in the south. 539-9629 $1.49!
told commissioners. thistle, dalmation toadflax, The Arkansas River seems
Elongated mustard was yellow toadflax, musk thistle, to be caught in the middle,
found last year beside the houndstongue, hoary cress, Walker said.
highway near the Fremont oxeye daisy and scentless Until a tamarisk beetle is Free
and Chaffee county line. chamomile. discovered that will adapt to Admission
Walker said both counties Another found in Chaffee the region, it is unlikely they
are tracking the weed. He County include cheat grass. will be used on tamarisk.
suspects the plant may have With other invasives, those There are small areas in
been brought in on a power plants get established beside Chaffee County that have
company truck. roads and rangelands, reduc- tamarisk including 24/285
Walker recommends not ing production, grazing and junction, Centerville and Pon-
running vehicles into big wildlife grazing, Walker said. cha Springs. Tamarisk raises
patches of weeds. Most of them are deep root- salt content of soil around it,
“If you do, clean the vehicle ed and aggressive and steal thus killing native species.
as best you can on site and
then wash the vehicle later,”
Walker said.
Another finding last year
was introduction of a single
meadow knapweed in a gar-
den in Piñon Hills subdivi-
sion. The plant likely was Peak Performance Visit with
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“Most nurseries are com- Demonstrations
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Obituaries
Daily Statistics James Robert Hicks
James Robert Hicks, 43,
died March 7, 2009, in Cañon
City.
Mr. Hicks was born in Ala-
mosa Jan. 31, 1966, to James
and Caraleane (Bridwell)
Hicks. He grew up in Salida,
before moving to Cañon City.
He was a decorated mem-
ber of the Fremont County
Sheriffs Department. He
enjoyed the outdoors, wood-
working, and time with family
and friends.
He was preceded in death
by his mother and grandpar-
ents, Viola and Richard Rich-
James Robert Hicks
ardson.
Survivors include his sons, of Pueblo; nieces and neph-
Gregg Hicks of Wildomar, ews, Douglas and Evan Hicks
Calif., Jeromie (Kelle) Bon- of Colorado, Stephanie and
gard of Denver and Adam Chris Houle of Arizona, Mon-
Bongard of Temecula, Calif.; ica, Carlee and Keith Leroux
grandson, Aiden Bongard; of Colorado, Jacob, Josh and
step-father, Robert Leroux Joseph Craiger of Colorado
Isaac Green, Longfellow Elementary, walks his dog, Spot, in the rain. Salida can expect a of Lamar; brothers, Larry and Tabitha Bryant of Texas.
40 percent chance of rain and snow today. High will be near 37 degrees and low around (Diana) Hicks of Centennial At his request, no services
23. East wind around 5 mph is predicted. and Duane Leroux of Lamar; will be held. Arrangements
sisters, Tammy Houle of Phoe- were through Holt Family
nix, Ariz., and Starla Leroux Funeral Home in Cañon City.
Weather forecast
a high 58 and low 30. South-
Delores Marie (Cole) Munson
Conditions as of Thursday Today’s weather east wind 5-10 expected. Delores Marie (Cole) Mun- Corbett and Ryan Corbett;
New: none Mostly cloudy
Base: 64 inches Sunday will be partly sunny son, 78, died March 11, 2009, great-grandchildren, Blake,
Salida can expect a 40 with a high 57 and low 35. at Lutheran Medical Center Callum, Jayden and several
Conditions: pkd. pwd. percent chance of rain and
No. trails open: 54 of 54 Northern Colorado can in Wheat Ridge. She spent sisters, brothers, nieces and
snow. High of 37 degrees expect a sunny sky Saturday the last 20 years in Denver.
No. lifts open: 4 of 5 nephews.
and low 23 with a east wind with a high 54 and low 34. She was born March 20,
www.skimonarch.com She served and loved Jesus
around 5 mph predicted. Southwest wind at 6 mph 1930, in Brownell, Kan., to Christ with all of her heart.
Monarch predicted. Sunday will be Samuel and Myrtle (Green) She was loved and will be
Expect a 50 percent chance partly cloudy with a high 55 Cole.
School of snow at Monarch with and low 29. Expect a 10 per- Mrs. Munson was preceded
missed by family and friends.
Viewing will be from noon
calendar a high 26 and low 15. East cent chance of rain. in death by her parents and
to 2 p.m. March 14, 2009, at
wind 10-15 mph predicted. Mostly sunny in southern several brothers and sisters.
Lewis and Glenn Funeral
State weather Colorado Saturday with a Survivors include her
Booster Club Home in Salida.
Western Colorado can high 53 and low 28. South- daughters and their hus-
for the Arts fund-raiser Funeral services will be at
expect a 20 percent chance east wind 5-10 expected. bands, Cynthia (David) Men-
ard, Pamela (Mike) Graham 2 p.m. March 14, 2009, at the
www.salida.k12.co.us of afternoon rain. Mostly Sunday will be mostly sunny
and Farri (Bill) Corbett; funeral home. Interment will
cloudy, with a high 54 and with a high 64 and low 35.
Breezy, west wind 5-25 mph. grandchildren, Michael Men- follow in Fairview Cemetery,
low 30. Northwest wind 5-10 Salida.
mph predicted. ard, Jennifer Hildebrand,
March 12 Statistics Jessica Balderson, Har- Arrangements are with
Denverites can expect Lewis and Glenn Funeral
mostly cloudy conditions High: 61 Low: 21 land Steppig, Travis Brew-
er, Danielle Brewer, Sean Home in Salida.
Medical Report with a 30 percent chance of Precipitation: none
Date: March 11 snow. High in the lower 40s (Measurement taken at 8 p.m.)