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decide soon thereafter whether ornot to continue the event in future

years.To all who took part, my

personal thanks, andGod Bless. .

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Our first Summer Festivalsponsored by TRNA is history .From what I gather, theneighborhood enjoyed the eventvery much and was impressed withthe scope and quality of our efforts.

First and foremost, I want toexpress my sincere appreciation toall the volunteers who gaveunselfishly of their time and workon this event. There isn't enough

.room to list all of your names here,but you deserve all.the credit for ajob well done. THANK YOu.soMUCH!

Youth sports events attracted 46entries. Many of them aredisplaying trophies or ribbons onthe walls of their bedrooms, havingwon the top gun awards from theseevents. The tennis and fun runevents were lightly attended.

The teen dance was wellattended. I understand over 100youth came and ate 28 pizzas anddrank 14 cases of soda. We hopethey had fun and that many willwork with our Youth Committeeon future events.

The parade was just great-42units-wow! It's nice to see peoplefrom our neighborhood marchingalong with others who came fromoutside our area, a very colorfulevent for all ages. How about thefour jet flyby! Did you get a balloonride?

Children's activities were a lotof fun and were well attended. In

this hot weather, the water balloontoss was a big favorite. All enjoyedthe dance and gymnasticdemonstrations. The heavy rainsended the event and wrapped upthe day on Saturday.

Parks and Recreation from thecity put on a fine show for theneighborhood on Sundayafternoon. We hope we can getthem to come back again next year.

Our booths proved a niceattraction. We had 27 displayed onSaturday and 17 on Sunday.Thanks for your participation.

The carnival provided a nicechange of pace for the event. Theowner is happy with our patronageand the kids seem to have had funon the rides.

We want to thank the city ofAlbuquerque, Mesa View UnitedMethodist Church, the Shoppes atTaylor Ranch and Homestead Hillsshopping centers, Walgreens' andAlbertsons I for their cooperation

and assistance in producing theSummer Festival.

The purpose of TRNA is to"Promote, Protect, and Improvethe Quality of Life in TaylorRanch." We hope that the SummerFestival made a positivecontribution to that challenge. Iinvite all who wish to comment onthe festival, pro or con, to give mea call at 897-1700. The board ofdirectors will receive my finalreport at the end of J~ly. They will

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"Patriotism and Independen(:e" Parade

A Smashing Hit!

by Debbie Tatum

group was the color Guard was worthwhile. Again thank yourepresenting the Vietnam to all who participated and who

.Veterans group. This group volunteered to help with paradepulled off one hold their flags high, proud organization:imp re's s i v e that they went when their Peggy Aragonparade. We can all be country called upon them. Dale Baurerproud of our first parade. C om mu nit y Michele Chavez

It started off with the participation was Teresa ChavezNew Mexico Air National delightfully overwhelming. Mike DickensonGuard in their A7 .--Winner of this category was Bill Ghormleyprecision flyby. This grou p won Volcano Oiffs baseball teams and Margie Hemlerthe Best Theme award "Patriotism Taylor Ranch Cub Scouts. Thanks Kathleen Humeand Independence." to all who participated. Bob Lange

Grand Marshals for the parade I' ve mentioned several winners, Tim MarrowwereMr.JoelTaylorandhislovely but actually feel that we're all Debbie McCulloughwife Nina. They are the original winners. We can all be very proud Ken Newmanowners of this property. Mr.Taylor of our country, community, and Dave Ottoranched the land until he sold it to ourselves. -Lon Perrydevelopers in the late 1960' s. If you SI Th k Mark Pringlencere an sever wondered where Taylor Steve SaddorisRan~~gotitsI'.ame,RfJVlyOU-knew! ---Sineevle all-know a parade r.1St~- ~Inez Stradford

Winner of the Best Marching doesn't happen, I would like to Leroy StradfordUnit was the 1608 Security Police thank all of the volunteers. John Vernon TatumSquadron. This group participated Hemlerand I spent countless hours Rae Tierneyin Desert Storm in the Persian Gulf, on the phone and in meetings. Each Richard Verdirameand are now back home, proud of us have received high praise. John Williamsand still ready to defend their We appreciate the compliments, Tami Williamscountry. Winner of the Veterans and now feel that the time spent -Robert Wright .

Members of the 1608 Security PoliceSquadron stand at attention in front of

a very appreciative crowd at theSummer Festival Parade.

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provided information to interested the newsletter, the social committeparties concerning the new school has no activities planned this

GOve rnmental district boundaries. The Board of summer. However, we haveAft .Education (APS) has approved the tentatively scheduled our Fall Flea

, al rs boundaries for the new elementary Market for September 7, 1991, soby Dan Curtiss school, but there was not approval. please get all your valuable junk

Th TRNA P .d D on the boundaries of the new together. We would like to makee resl ent, on middle school. Watch for maps in this as successful as our Spring

Newton, has hea~ed up ~he the next newsletter. Market was, so please pencil us inGove~mental Affairs Standing The next Education Committee on your calendar.Co~ttee for many years. As meeting was changed to July 17. As one of the newest membersPresident, °~r. byla~s prec!ude Thereafter, the meetings will be of the social committee, I have had

gon ~om.cha;:mg t~15 corn:ltte~ held every second Wednesday of a lot of fun participating in thean urtisS. as vo unteer. a~ each month, at 7:00 pm at Ulli Easter party and the Summer

been appoInted to chair t e McCarthy's home 7716 Primrose Parade Itisreall ygr atify in g tosee .tt tU f nnall I ted ' .CO~mI ~u.n a. ~ ye ec Dr. NW, 899-3381. .an entire community getting

chainnan 15 Identified. together and making a difference

A reor~aniza~onal meeting of .I along with doing something fun

the CommIttee will be held at 7:00 SOCII and I am glad to be a part of it! .

p.m., Tuesday, July 23rd at the

iffhome ofDan, 5607 Territorial Road m ni G ---~'C .:NW. All who are interested in tA~~ ,7 .f..'lt"~poss~blJ:'serving onthiscommittee ~fr-~YA~ ~ Po I ntoutare mvlted to attend. For more by Debbie McCu oug by Wayne Morrisinformation, call Dan at 897-1700. .

The week of June 24 through 30 Graffiti needs constant attention.brought Taylor Ranch residents lots One thing we know about graffitiof fun activities at the Summer is that constant attention andFestival'91.Thescheduleofevents immediate paintout is the only

by Ulli McCarthy .was paced full of parties, carnival permanent solution. Graffiti left onrides, sporting events and exhibits. a wall for over 24 hours generates

The Education Committee is Saturday's parade theme more graffiti.currently studying a proposal "Patriotism and Independence" Taylor Ranch and a few otherconcerningtheSatellite.APSmight seemed to bring out the patriotic neighborhood associations havehave other uses for the modular side of all who participated. It was developed neighborhood graffitibuildings than classrooms. Due to a spectacular event which paintout crews who havethe rapid growth on the West side, numbered over forty entries, experienced a high degree ofthere is definitely a need for the including military groups, success in permanently eliminatingSatellite, especially since no other government dignitaries, floats, the problem in certain areas.new schools (with the exception decorated bicycles, and clowns. We As a direct result of our efforts ,and the new elementary and wouldliketothankeveryonewho within the next month, the mayor'smiddle school) are in the planning volunteeredforthiscelebrationand office and the office ofduring the current five year plan of would also like to extend a special Neighborhood Coordination willAPS (1990-1995). By 1995, there appreciation to everyone who put announce a graffiti eliminationcould be an increase of people by in the hours and work on the program to support the efforts of26%. coordination of this Festival. Itwas our association to achieve

The Education Committee's great! permanent elimination of graffiti.booth at the Summer Festival As stated in the June '91 issue of Watch for more information here! .

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,,EnvironmentalCommitteeby Bob Hume

, The environmentalcommittee is in direneed of help. There arecurrently two regularcommittee membersand the work load willincrease considerablywith the medianlandscaping andsimilar projects.Anyone with aninterest in committeemembership would be, most welcomed as an

addition to theEnvironmental Committee. TheCommittee meets the_.thir.dWednesday of each month at 7:00PM at Bob Hume's home-5404Las Trampas Way. Interestedpeople may call Bob at 898-6228and leave a message. Your call willbe returned. The next Committeemeeting will be July 17.

MessageFrom theEditor

Recycling

We set a record in June. Wecollected just over 8,500 pounds ofrecyclable material and collected$137. We are staying on budget forthe year. This amounts to aboutnineteen pounds of material perTRNA family or about one and ahalf pounds per Taylor Ranchhome.

The next date for recycling isSaturday, July 13,11:00 AM to 2:00PM at the Shoppes at Taylor Ranch(Walgreens) parking lot. Thepasteboard-boxes that cereal orlaundry detergent come in are notrecyclable. However, bring us youraluminum, corrugated cardboard

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(grocery bags and the brown insertsin newspapers count as cardboard),newspapers, and clear glass.Computer paper and white officepaper are welcome also.Remember, in order to beautifyTaylor Ranch, we must turn trashto cash. A successful recyclingprogram is necessary to generateincome for our landscaping goals.

Median Landscaping

The goal is to landscape a majorsection of median this autumn. Thiswill be done as a demonstrationthat water conservation and nicelooking medians can be achieved.If you have ability, talent, or interestin 'this area, we need your help.

~"Neighborhood Cleanup

The summer cleanup project willbe to remove large objects whichhave been left from pastconstruction activity and such. Ifyou have any pet peeves whichneed to go, give us a call and let usknow. Target date is the firstSaturday in August. .

by Tom Kooi

The Membership Committeereports 449 members. We receivedseven new membershipapplications at the SummerFestival. I would like to thankComet Cleaners and TommyThompson and his crew for the

free hot air balloon rides onSaturday. We couldn't have gottena more professional crew. I alsowant to apologize for the fact thatwe didn't have any rides forSunday morning. The people thatcame to the park were very

understanding.In the tennis tournament, the

Men's Single Final was won byJ erry Sinkouec and in MixedDoubles, Jerry and his partnerJessie took with first place. Now Iknow why Marlboro doesn'tsponsor any tennis tournaments. .

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This marks my first issue as theeditor of the Mesa Messenger. J eanSlane has served as editor for thelast year, and we all owe her a big"Thank You" for the many hoursshe has spent in front of hercomputer. Thanks also to Jean forshowing me the ropes and helpingme get startedwith the newsletter.

I am looking forward to servingas the TRNA newsletter editor andwish to thank all of the boardmembers and committe chairs formaking me feel welcome. TRNA isa wonderful organization withmany dedicated members and Iam glad to be a part of it.

I welcome any suggestions orcomments regarding thenewsletter .If you know of any newsrelevant to TRNA, please call me. .

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