PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT (PSA) TITLE: Bowl-A-Thon TEXT OF YOUR MESSAGE: Wild Sage People's Market is having a Bowl-A-Thon at the Gal-A-Bowl on February 24th 2002, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. To attend, you must get tickets from Wild Sage—Call 505 863 5383 and buy tickets at the store. Wild Sage Natural Foods Co-op is struggling to stay in business—to continue its mission of providing good clean food for Gallupians and others in the area. This event is a fund-raiser for Wild Sage. People can join the Bowl-A-Thon by getting ADVANCE tickets from Wild Sage during business hours. Tickets are $10 for three games, and tickets must be obtained in advance. Supporting access to healthy, natural foods free from genetic engineering and toxic pesticides, Gallup’s only Natural Foods Co-op is in business to serve the public on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 3:30 to 7:30pm, and Saturdays from 10:00am to 6:00pm. CONTACT PERSON: Kathleen Schaeffer CONTACT's PHONE NUMBER: 505 488 5947 DATE this PSA EXPIRES: 25 Feb 2002 ============================================ Kaleidoscope Radio is committed to promoting peace, nonviolence and healthy communications in our community because the point of community radio is to share our resources and to support the common good.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT (PSA) TITLE: SOVEREIGNTY MARCH AGAINST RELOCATION TEXT OF YOUR MESSAGE: Navajo citizens are being forced to move again--although the treaty was signed one-hundred and thirty-two years ago! Families in Church Rock Village (Kinlitsoh Sinili) are about to be forcibly evicted and relocated. Please join the prayerful resistance to forced relocation, in solidarity with the Dine' of the Hopi partitioned land, on Tuesday, November 20th at 6 o-clock a-m at the S-D-N-Kintlitsoh Sinili Survival Camp in CHURCH ROCK VILLAGE, or come join us a few hours later for a MARCH through GALLUP, starting at 10 o-clock a-m in East Gallup at the Gallup Indian Plaza. The march goes from that location to Blackhat New Mexico. On the next day, Wednesday the 21st (just 23 hours after the march AGAINST relocation) people will gather at Blackhat and proceed to Window Rock, arriving at approximately 2 o-clock p-m at the Executive Building of the Navajo Nation. Once again, please come join the protest march this Tuesday November 20th, in solidarity with the Dine' as we hope to stop the planned forced evictions and relocation of Church Rock Navajo citizens. The march through Gallup begins at 10 o-clock a-m on Tuesday in East Gallup, near the Mosque, across the street from the Gallup Indian Plaza, near exit 26. The march proceeds to Blackhat New Mexico, and resumes the next day, Wednesday the 21st, at Blackhat, proceeding to the Executive Building in Window Rock, Arizona. For more information, please show up at the march at 10 o-clock am on Tuesday, November 20th, across Route 66 from the Indian Center near Denny's and the Mosque. CONTACT PERSON: Mervyn Tilden CONTACT's PHONE NUMBER: n/a DATE this PSA EXPIRES: Thursday 22 November 2001 ============================================ Kaleidoscope Radio is committed to promoting peace, nonviolence and healthy communications in our community because the point of community radio is to share our resources and to support the common good.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT (PSA) TITLE: An Evening of Giving TEXT OF YOUR MESSAGE: On Sunday, December 2nd, 2001, from 5 o-clock p-m to 7 o-clock p-m Rio West Mall is sponsoring "An Evening of Giving". For a five dollar ($5) admission, people can shop at Rio West Stores and get discounts of 10% to 20% and become eligible for a grand prize! All proceeds from Admission go to the favorite charity of the donor's choice--such as Gallup Habitat For Humanity. You can call Habitat for Humanity for more info or to buy your $5 admission ticket: 5-0-5 7-2-2 0-0-3-9 or 8-6-3 9-9-3-7. Once again, that's "An Evening of Giving" at the Rio West Mall on Sunday December first from 5 o-clock p-m to 7 o-clock p-m, and you can call Gallup's Habitat For Humanity for more info at 7-2-2-0-0-3-9 or 8-6-3-9-9-3-7. CONTACT PERSON: Joe Lacayo or Bill Bright CONTACT's PHONE NUMBER: 863 9937 or 722 0039 DATE this PSA EXPIRES:December 3rd 2001 ============================================ Kaleidoscope Radio is committed to promoting peace, nonviolence and healthy communications in our community because the point of community radio is to share our resources and to support the common good.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT (PSA) TITLE: Military Toxics Project Citizens Forum TEXT OF YOUR MESSAGE: On Tuesday December 4th from 4 o-clock p-m to 6 o-clock p-m there will be a Citizens Forum on the Military Toxics Project. Gilbert Sanchez, of the Tewa Pueblo will discuss impacts of Los Alamos Laboratory on the Northern Pueblos. Steve Taylor is the National Organizer with the Military Toxics Project. He will be here in Gallup bringing updated information on the latest congressional legislation regarding BANNING the use of depleted uranium and the "Military Environmental Responsibility Act". On the same night, as part of the Forum, you can see the video called "RADIOACTIVE MINES TO RADIOACTIVE WEAPONS", presented by Anna Rondon-Manuelito of the Southwest Indigenous Uranium Forum. This teach-in on the Military Toxics Project is hosted by Peace & Justice Groups of Gallup and the UNM Center For Service Learning. Remember--the Forum is held at the UNM Gallup campus, in the Calvin Hall Auditorium on Tuesday December 4th from 4 o-clock p-m to 6 o-clock p-m. You can call 7-2-2 3-5-4-7 for further information. That phone number again is 7-2-2-3-5-4-7 for more information on the December 4th Military Toxics Project Citizens Forum @ the University of New Mexico, Gallup campus! CONTACT PERSON: Sr. Rose Marie Cecchini CONTACT's PHONE NUMBER: 505 722-3547 DATE this PSA EXPIRES: 5 December 2001 ============================================ Kaleidoscope Radio is committed to promoting peace, nonviolence and healthy communications in our community because the point of community radio is to share our resources and to support the common good.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT (PSA) TITLE: SILENT VIGIL TEXT OF YOUR MESSAGE: You Can Make A Difference! Come Join the SILENT VIGIL for Peace, Justice, and Nonviolent Conflict Resolution. This vigil is on Saturday afternoons from 3 o-clock p-m to 4 o-clock p-m, at the Gallup Cultural Center downtown. (It's the old Train Station building on Route 66.) This SILENT VIGIL is for all peoples. For ongoing information on future vigils, call 4-8-8-5-9-4-7, or eeeee-mail lovarchy.shalom@disinfo.net, or see the Kaleidoscope Radio Website: www.angelfire.com/poetry/gallup. CONTACT PERSON: Kathleen Schaeffer CONTACT's PHONE NUMBER: (505) 488-5947 DATE this PSA EXPIRES: (indefinite, call Kathleen for sure) ============================================ Kaleidoscope Radio is committed to promoting peace, nonviolence and healthy communications in our community because the point of community radio is to share our resources and to support the common good.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT (PSA) TITLE: Gallup Crisis Pregnancy Center TEXT OF YOUR MESSAGE: The GALLUP CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER is open to help you or a woman you know. It's a confidential, caring, non-medical christian agency which operates a hotline, in case you or someone you know is faced with a crisis pregnancy, and needs to talk to someone who cares. GALLUP CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER is located at 120 South Boardman Drive. Office hours are ten a-m to four p-m Mondays through Thursdays, but the hotline is: 722-3445 . Once again, the hotline for GALLUP'S CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER is: 722-3445. You can also call 1-800-395 H-E-L-P; that's 1-800-395--HELP. CONTACT PERSON: Mildred Smith CONTACT's PHONE NUMBER: 722-7125 DATE this PSA EXPIRES: never ============================================ Kaleidoscope Radio is committed to promoting peace, nonviolence and healthy communications in our community because the point of community radio is to share our resources and to support the common good.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT (PSA) TITLE: TEXT OF YOUR MESSAGE: CONTACT PERSON: CONTACT's PHONE NUMBER: DATE this PSA EXPIRES: ============================================ Kaleidoscope Radio is committed to promoting peace, nonviolence and healthy communications in our community because the point of community radio is to share our resources and to support the common good.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT (PSA) TITLE: TUESDAYS AT GALLERY 211 TEXT OF YOUR MESSAGE: Gallery TWO-ELEVEN is a non-profit Gallery and a Community Development Project of "MORE" (McKinley Opportunity & Resource Enterprses). On the FIRST & THIRD Tuesdays @ Gallery 211 (on Coal, downtown) join the Fiber/textile Circle. Bring your own project to work on and share. Quilting, needlework, weaving, sewing, anything fiber related. The Fiber/textile Circle is the FIRST & THIRD Tuesdays of each month, from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm. On the SECOND & FOURTH Tuesdays at Gallery 211, join the Arts Video Series. That's the Arts Video Series, every SECOND TUESDAY & FOURTH TUESDAY each month at Gallery 211, FROM 7:30PM to 9:00PM. Support your community artists! Art ENRICHES your LIFE! The address is 211 W Coal Avenue, downtown Gallup. For more information call: 505 722 5315. Once again, that's the Tuesday Fiber/textile Circle and the alternating Tuesday Video Series @ Gallery 211. Call 505 722 5315 for more information! CONTACT PERSON: Rossi Bright OR Ellen Lacayo CONTACT's PHONE NUMBER: 722 5315 or 722 4383, respectively. DATE this PSA EXPIRES: never ============================================ Kaleidoscope Radio is committed to promoting peace, nonviolence and healthy communications in our community because the point of community radio is to share our resources and to support the common good.

PROPOSED MISSION STATEMENT...
KRUG is a collective of individuals who are dedicated to allowing freedom of speech on the airwaves. Our goal is to create a better sense of community for the Gallup area by establishing programming which provides an outlet for creative and community voices that can not be found under corporate controlled media. We will give greater access to those who are not represented in the mainstream media. We are committed to combating sexism, racism, ageism, homophobia, capitalism, and elitism in our community through the healthy programming we create.