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Farmington Daily Times (Newspaper) - November 30, 2007, Farmington, New Mexico The daily times subscribe to the daily times online at fanning on new Mexico 9 anti. 5 ., Friday nov. 30 information and assistance for medicare part d enrolment is at the Aztec senior Center. Bring your medicare or medicaid id. Card and prescription bottles or a list of your prescriptions printed by the pharmacy. The free event is open to tie Public. Information 800 432-2080.Farmington 10 am., saturday dec. 1 the four Comers women s cancer support group has a Holiday potluck at the Umbach building in the san Juan medical foundation offices South of the Hospital. Women who have or had cancer Are invited. No dues no officers just Friendly discussion. Information Nellie Sandoval 505 326-5143 or Gail Williams 505 334-3060. 9 an. 3 ., saturday dec. 1 Piedra Vista High school will have a band Craft fair the High school commons. Information Debbie 505 330-9364. 9 am. 5 ., saturday dec. 1 the ninth Salmon ruins Holiday arts and crafts fair is in the Mccree Park multipurpose building. Handmade items decorations quilts jewelry pottery artwork and carvings available. Door prizes giveaways. Admission is $1, with proceeds going to Ard educational programs a information 505 632-2013. 7-10 ., Saui Day dec. 1 the Bonnie Dallas senior Center has a dance with forever Young per of mining. Admission is $3 for Ages 50 and older. Information 505 599-1380. Saui Day dec. 1 Light up a life is held on new year s eve. Northwest new Mexico is in need of volunteers to pick up the luminaries from the College. Volunteers Are needed to set up Berg Park on dec. 3 and for cleanup Jan. 1. Information 505 327-0301.shiprock 9 . 2 ., Friday nov. 30 Stop aids keep the Promise leadership. Shiprock his prevention program is celebrating world aids Day. Join the walk for aids prevention from City Market to Shiprock chapter. Guest speakers entertainment refreshments health education and incentives. Information Dorothy Begay 505 368-7440 or Tina Allie on 505 368-7434. Saturday dec. 1 the Navajo healthy marriage opportunities project hosts. Healthy marriage Celebration song and dance at Nataani Nez gym a. The program offers education information in developing better communications and building . Remit ing married uni Igried Navajo couples living in committed relationships and want to strengthen their family. Song and dance begins at 10 am., with grand entry at 1 Information 505 59888.teec nos pos Ariz. 10 ., saturday dec. 1 the teen nos pos chapter has a monthly meeting at the chapter House. Community voting members invited. Information 928 656-3662. Publication in town talk is a free Public service offered by the daily times however it is not a guaranteed service. Anyone with something that absolutely must run should Contact our advertising department sos 325-4545. To submit an announcement it Onnist he received at least five Days in Advance before 3 ., a fax to 505 564-4630 emailed to Friday november 30, 2007 a3 town talk daily times com or delivered to 201 n. Allen ave. Ching to the volume of town talk items received we will limit the number of times each item can run to three Days prior to the Date of the event. Holiday hours 10 00am 5 30pm monday saturday sunday 12 00pm 4 00pm 599-8597 a downtown Farmington also open for the Art walk a saturday december 1st a 6 to 8pm talk Rui Loi r c it a i is i for Mahos i i a it i k . Box 450, Farmington . 87499 Call 505 325-4545 published daily by the daily times a Media news group newspaper Yaj customer service if you do not receive your newspaper Call 505 564-4536 before 10 00 . Monday through Friday and by noon on saturday and sunday circulation phone hours Are from 6 30 . To 5 30 ., monday Friday and 7 00 . To noon saturday and sunday postmaster please Send address changes to the daily times. . Box 450, Farmington. . 87499 subscription rates yearly subscription .$107.50 3-month subscription .$28.50 per month.$10.00 mail subscriptions yearly subscription .$185.00 per month.$19.00 member of the audit Bureau of circulations member of the associated press the associated press is entitled exclusively to the use for reproduction of All local news in the newspapers As Well asap dispatches. The daily times uses 187-820 is published daily by the daily times 201 n. Allen ave., Farmington . 87401. Periodicals postage paid at Farmington . 87401. The daily times Bonus Days Are As follows Martin Luther King s birthday Good Friday presidents Day memorial Day fourth of july labor Day Columbus Day veterans Day thanksgiving Day and the Day after Christmas Day and the Day after and new year s eve and new year s Day. We will deliver All Home delivery types at no additional Cost to the customer. Sunday Holiday will receive Bonus editions on october 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9,10,12,13,15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 29, 30,31. And nov 2,3, 5,6,7, 9,10,12,13,14,16, 17,19, 20,21,23,24,26,27,28 and 30, sunday wednesday Holiday will receive Bonus editions on october 4, 5, 6,11,12,13,18,19, 20, 25, 26, 27 and nov 1, 2, 3, 8, 9,10,15,16,17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30. Daily subscriptions Are $10.00, wednesday sunday Only Are $7.00 and sunday Only Are $5.50 per month. There is an additional charge for mail delivery. The publisher reserves the right to change subscription rates during the term of a subscription upon one month s notice. This notice May be by mail to the subscriber by notice contained in the newspaper or otherwise. Subscription rate changes May be implemented by changing the duration of the subscription. Sammy Lopez publisher.564-4510 email tro Tumer editor .564-4624 email Connie Pouw advertising director.5644571 email Cindy Cowan production director.5644602 email Emily a. Hein controller.5644515 email James Whittington a circulation director.5644530 email �2007-the daily times countdown to 2008 the twi rom it to it h of fico of four Cor m is 1m 0rm\t10s Leader today in local history Farmington times Hustler quot the paper that is not afraid quot november 30,1916 or. M. D. Gibbs who once resided Here and who for several years has been conducting a successful business As druggist at Roy n. A. Is now a candidate for member of the first town Board of that newly incorporated town. Free methodists. A preaching first and third sundays at Farmington Bible study saturday evening preceding at 7.15. A preaching second and fourth sundays at Flora Vista. We will be pleased to see you at these services. Ward Folsom pastor. Foday in history today s Mali Glit in Story on nov. 30, 1782, the United states and Britain signed preliminary peace articles in Paris ending the Revo Luti onily War. Inthis Date in 1803, Spain completed the process of ceding Louisiana to France which had sold it to the United states. In 1835, Samuel Lang Horne Clemens a better known As Mark Twain a was bom in Florida to. In 1874, sir Winston Churchill was born at Blenheim Palace. In 1900, writer Oscar Wilde died in Paris at age 46. In 1936, London s famed Crystal Palace constructed for the great exhibition of 1851, was destroyed in a fire. In 1939, the War began As soviet troops invaded Finland. In 1962, u Thant of Burma who had been acting Secretary general of the United nations following the death of Dag Hammarskjold the year before was elected to a four Yei Artemi. In 1966. The former British Colony of Barbados became Independent. In 1981, the United states and the soviet Union opened negotiations in Geneva aimed at reducing nuclear weapons in Europe. In 1987, author James Baldwin died in Saint Paul de Vence Nuice at age 63. Five Yiirs ago International weapons Hunters in Iraq paid an unannounced visit to a military Post previously declared quot sensitive quot and restricted by Baghdad. A nightclub fire in Caracas Venezuela killed 50 people. Check out the classifieds 505 325-4545 shop special hours today 10 .-9 30 us on for size we think our Coats Are the Best fitting Coats you will Ever own and now they Are on Sale cloth coat Reg. $175-$200. Our selection includes a wide variety of styles amp fabrics from Roundtree amp Yorke Murano amp turn Bury. A i i a 1 r v. A i j 1 on a variety of our Best Selling Coats Dillard s the style of Christmas. Receive 20 in Reward certificates when you open a Dillard s account earn Reward Points toward Mora Dillard s Reward certificates every time you shop. A subject to credit approval. Certificates for opening a Dillard s card account will arrive with the Dillard s Cord and expire 60 Days from issuance. See credit application for rewards program terms. Shop monday thursday 10-9, Friday 10-9 30, saturday 9-9 30 and sunday 11-6 in Farmington at Animas Valley mall. We Welcome your Dillard s credit card the american express card diners club International Mastercard visa and the discover card

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