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Show 1 March 7, 1997 Cross Currents Page 14 ,,nS ,Av MARCH Continued from page 13 sonal checks, and travelers checks accepted; no credit cards. or 2 Joey and the Slackers. Pagosa and country at The R&R Springs. Sports Page. 9 p.m. -- 1:30 a.m. 6. 21-2- 23 Raising the Roof music recital. Durango. Fort Lew is College Roshong Recital Hall. 7:30 p.m. $15 adults; $2 students and children. Reservations recommended. 24 Books Sandw iched In. Durango. Bring a lunch and listen to B J. Boucher, n environmentalist and nature w ildlife in the San about talk writer, Juans. Noon. First Presbyterian Church's Westminster Hall. Free. 0. well-know- 4. Into the Woods musical. Durango. A musical fairy tale that is w itty enough to make old stories fresh for adults, yet lovely enough to enchant youngsters. Music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by James Lapine. 27-2- 9 MANCOS FUN GUIDE v 7:30 p.m. Fort Lewis CollegeTheatre. $2 students; $6 0. 4 Composers. Durango. 7:30 p.m. Fort Lewis College Roshong Recital Hall. p.m. MORE INFORMATION IN THE MARCH 21 ISSUE OF CROSS CURRENTS! 6. 28 Western Square Dance. Durango. Mainstream w ith Plus tips, hosted by the San Juan Swingers. VFW, 1550 Main or Avenue. p.m. 970-247-35- 8-- 3. APRIL 4 Santa Fe Chamber Orchestra concert. Farmington. Classical chamber music at San Juan College's Henderson Fine Arts Center Performance Hall. 7:30 28-2- 9 Joey and the Slackers concert. Moab. R&R and country at the World Famous Woodys Tavern. 8:30 p.m. -12:30 a.m. 29 Kite Fly ing Festival. Aztec. Sponsored by the Aztec Museum, prizes will be awarded in all age groups for the best flying kite, most unique design, and the most capable flyer. 10:30 a.m. Pioneer Park. 31 Silhouette Series, dance. Farmington. The Colorado College Dance Troupe emphasize the performance of contemporary dances w ith the inspiration of Asian dance forms. 7:30 p.m. San Juan College Henderson Fine Arts Center Performance Hall. S6; $5. 0. HIGHLIGHT 9. 0. 31 Arete Trio. Music of Women REDI-MI- X, INC. Farmington Mayor Tom Taylor, Julie Fox, Bill LeGranJe, and Ron Fellabaum plan to participate in a show in Farmington March 16 to benefit the American Cancer Society. Motorcycle, hot rod show n show of motorcycles and riding and a hot rod car show are planned in Farmington March 16 as a benefit for the American Cancer Society. The Tres Rios Chapter of ABATE of New Mexico, a motorcycle rights organization, is organizing the benefit. Events begin at 1 1 a.m. at the Elks Club. Highlights include the Hardly Angels Womens Motorcycle Drill Team demonstrating drill team maneuvers, a motorcycle skills course, a ride-i- n bike show, and a hot rod car show by the Northern New Mexico Street Rodders. The Hardly Angels, a group of motorcycle riders from Farmington and Durango, also plan to perform in Sturgis, South Dakota, in August, A where they will be sponsored by Harley Davidson. The ride-i- n bike show judging w ill be at 3 p.m., w ith Mayor Tom Taylor officiating. At 2 p.m. the Elks Club will begin serving a comed beef and cabbage dinner. Music is by Double Back, and emcee is Bull Schmidt from Big Dog. A raffle and pool tournament w ith prizes highlight the day. Corporate sponsors of the event are Coleman Oil and Gas and Basin Perforators. Tickets are $25 for a couple or $15 for a single and include all events. For more information, call Bill LeGrande at or Claudia Gunner at 505-632-54- 16 CLEAR OUT WINTER SALE (Until April 1st or - Portable vpv . j? IlpIOreO rjTT Urenepai Its Gone) Electric Heaters F Snow Shovels ?Sf0 Red Devil Wood Stove Supplies --3Qt of Cast Iron Fireplace Reg. $34.79 Kettles Now $20.00 Stoves Wood Kitchen Stove $690 uii 4,i iM Potbelly Wood & Coal $200 U V 300 Central AveW Wood & Coal Comfort Heater $425 M SS??1 -- Empire Radiant Front LP Heater $625 --Dearborn Forced Air )h12.00 vented Heater $340 ; --- m T' ' |