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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - April 19, 2000, New Braunfels, Texas Vol. 149 No. 108 20 pages in 2 sections April 19, 2000 QNRSOAY Serving Comal County since 1852 50 centsEarly voting starts today in school district, NB and Bulverde elections From Staff Reports Early voting starts today for a local school district trustee race, two city council races in New Braunfels and Bulverde and a $32.72 million bond election in New Braunfels. Comal County residents will elect two new representatives to the New Braunfels City Council, a mayor and five aldermen to the Bulverde City Council and a representative to the Comal Independent School Dis trict board of trustees. New Braunfels City Council Residents in New Braunfels will elect two new representatives for districts 3 and 4, currently represented by Randy Vanstory and Jan Kotylo, respectively. While both are eligible to run, neither plan to. In the District 4 race, candidates are Mary Cameron Wall; director of managed care at Alamo City Medical Group; retired architect Robert Kendrick; and life insurance agent Dave Pryor. Debbie Flume, a self-employed businesswoman, Don Talley, a special agent with the Immigration and Naturalization Service, and Gale O'Hara Pospisil, a residential real estate appraiser, have filed in the District 3 race. Residents can participate in early voting 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at the Comal County Courthouse annex Room 101 through May 2. Special votingCandidate forum/4A Sample ba!lot/7A hours will be offered 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on April 29. New Braunfels residents also can cast their ballots on seven proposi tions as part of $32.72 million bond election and Special Election I and 2. City officials said New Braunfels residents living in Guadalupe County on the south side of County Line Road who were annexed into the city limits in 1998 are eligible to vote. Bulverde City Council Eight Bulverde residents have filed for five aldermen positions in the May 6 election. Incumbent War ren Alston, Rick Gravens and Bill Krawietz filed for re-election. New candidates are Richard Parker, William Cole Jr., Stan Blaylock, Beverlee Lemes, Michael Sorbera and Phyllis Peterson. Bulverde Mayor Bob Barton is running unopposed for reelection. Candidate Donald Weidow withdrew after filing closed. Bulverde residents can vote early at Bulverde City Hall, 30070See VOTING/5A NBISD seeks A FELSHerald-Ze rn A IUInside Abby................................7A Classifieds.......................7-1 OB Comics...............................2B Crossword..........................7A Forum.................................6A Local/Metro........................4A Movies..................................7A Obituaries ...................3A Sports............................8-10A Today.................................2A Television................................7A www.herald-zeitung.com Key Code 76 Seeking the spirit Local Christians prepare for Easter $1 million budget cut Forensic evidence could help identify sexual predator By Erin MAGRUDER Staff Writer Almost two years ago in the dead of night, a 19-year-old Seguin woman was pulled over on Texas 46 near the Guadalupe/Comal county line by a man she thought was a police officer. He was not. The man approached the woman's car, shined a flashlight in her face and then forced her into the back seat of his car. He handcuffed her, drove her to an isolated location and sexually assaulted her. To this day, the man's identity remains a mystery. But New Braunfels Police Department detective John A. Rios is hoping new forensic evidence finally will lead investigators to the sexual predator—a man he also believes tried to kidnap another 19-year-old Seguin woman on Texas 46 just three months later. "We recently received new DNA evidence from the Department of Public Safety crime laboratory in Austin that could link the suspect with the sexual assault," Rios said. "The new evidence that has surfaced has allowed us to continue the investigation .... and in my opinion, there is no doubt the same person did both of these crimes." The sexual assault occurred about 3 a.m. June 26, 1998, when the woman, headed home on Texas 46 in New Braunfels city limits, noticed red and blue flashing lights behind her vehicle, Rios said. The woman described the man's car as a late model dark blue or black 4-door. Because the man was shining a flashlight in her face and it was dark outside, she did not get a good look at him, Rios said. She described the man as Hispanic, between 28 and 30 years old, about 5 feet 11 inches tall with dark, short hair. "After he sexually assaulted the woman, he drove her back to her car and dropped her off — and then just drove away," Rios said. Rios said a similar incident occurred in Guadalupe County about 12:40 a.m. Sept. IO, 1998, on Texas 46 when a 19-year-old woman was on her way home from her boyfriend's house in New Braunfels. The woman noticed a vehicle behind her that she thought was a police car and slowed down because she thought she might have been exceeding the speed limit, Rios said. The woman said she noticed red, blue and white lights coming from the dashboard area of the vehicle behind her. "The man approached the woman and told her to get out of her car," Rios said. "Then he grabbed her and tried to force her into his car but she fought back —See FORENSIC/5A By Erin MAGRUDER Staff Writer Even though most kids might think so, the true purpose of the Easter holiday is not to get dressed up in uncomfortable clothes, scramble for brightly-colored eggs and gorge on basketfuls of gooey chocolate marshmallow candy. For Christians, Easter is the holiest day of the year— a joyous time to celebrate Christ's resurrection from the dead and his forgiveness of sin. New Braunfels residents from a cross section of denominations will gather in fellowship this week by sharing and witnessing long-held traditions of their faith and Jesus' message, which is the apex of the Christian belief. Msgr. Eugene O'Callaghan of Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church said Christians should remember the true meaning of the Easter holiday is not just that Jesus suffered and died for us, but that he conquered death and sin — the true meaning of faith. "By rising from the dead and through his death and resurrection, he gives all of mankind hope," ©'Callaghan said. "Like Paul said, 'If Jesus has not risen from the dead then indeed our faith is in vain.'" The holy season actually began March 8 (Ash Wednesday) for many Christians and continued through the Lenten season and currently Holy Week — which climaxes Sunday beginning with the rising of the sun and celebration of the resurrection. The universal message of Jesus can be celebrated one and all by local residents Friday afternoon at the annual community service. Hosted this year by New Braunfels Presbyterian Church, 373 Howard Street, the noon prayer and praise service gives different denominations the opportunity to worship together, associate pastor Fran Shelton said. "The service is designed to be K. JESSIE SLATEN/Herald-Zeltung Ginni Smith (above left), Robin Miller and approximately 60 other cast members will be in the final performance of "Eye of the Needle" today at 7 p.m. at First Baptist Church, 733 Cross St, including, below, left to right, Phil Baker, Ted Cook, Bob Landrum and Buz Farrell. over by the end of the lunch hour, so everyone is able to attend," Shelton said. This week's pageantry will include commemorative and colorful services and events like the Live Passion play at Holy Family Church and the drama, "Witnesses Before the Cross" at First Protestant Church. Live Passion, which chronicles the passion of Jesus Christ from condemnation to crucifixion, will be performed at 8 p.m. on the Holy Family grounds outside the church, 245 S. Hidalgo Ave. The play will be open to the pub*» lie, and organizers are preparing for a good-sized crowd, co-orga-nizer Jane Granado said. See EASTER/5A By Ron Maloney Staff Writer The administration of the New Braunfels Independent School District will face some tough choices this spring as officials look to cut $ I million — nearly three percent — out of a budget it is now projecting at more than $37 million. The move is one the district hopes will address a revenue shortfall of $492,000, leave a little leeway for fixed costs and allow money for pay raises for district employees who are being hit hard by increases in health insurance costs. And the district intends to do it without raising its school property tax rate, said district business manager, David Rastelli-ni at Tuesday night's meeting of the NBISD Board of Trustees. "We're trying to find $ I million in savings," Rastellini told the board. "What that means to us is we're going to have to cvt the budget." Rastellini said the $508,000 above the revenue shortfall would give the district room for pay raises and to address costs that could rise throughout the year, such as utility or other fixed expenditures. But the pay raise was foremost on his mind Tuesday night. "In light of the fact that employees are faced with a significant increase in health care costs, I think it becomes important that the board find a way to help employees deal with that increase," Rastellini said. The budgetary issues will be difficult ones, said NBISD Superintendent, Ron Reaves, but he echoed Rastellini's commitment to employees. "We have to look at making up the shortfall and try to keep our employees up with the inflation factor," Reaves agreed. About 80 percent of the district budget goes to district salaries, Reaves noted, while another 12 percent is spent on utility costs. BIGGADIKE "That doesn't leave much to play with," the superintendent noted. "You have to go to each of your departments and start asking them what they can live without." Board President Bill Biggadike doesn't like the prospect a bit but accepts it. "It's the most difficult part of my job on the board of trustees," he said. "We put a lot of time into trying to make this budget work. We really struggle with this." The board will hear a presentation on pro-posed budget expenditures May 8, Rastelli- REAVES ni said. "I don't think that the administration will be ready for any final decisions, but you're going to see what we're considering and where our concerns are as we look for that million dollars," Rastellini said. In other agenda items, the school board voted to approve a new health insurance package for district employees that will see premium costs rise by $25 per employee per month as the NBISD moves toward partially insuring itself. ;
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He is the ACT Brumbies' ironman who has missed just two games in three years, but outgoing captain Ben Mowen says there's no room for sentiment as the club chases a Super Rugby finals berth.
Mowen's Australian rugby career will end when the Brumbies are knocked out of the championship race, and that could be as early as Friday night.
The Brumbies need to beat the Western Force at Canberra Stadium to stay in title contention and keep their hopes of grand final redemption alive.
Mowen has missed just 250 of a possible 4000 minutes – the least of any of his teammates – in his three-year stint in Canberra, helping lead a Brumbies revival over the past three years.
But in a sign that the Brumbies are avoiding emotion, the club had a team function last week to say goodbye to 17 players and staff – including Mowen, director of rugby Laurie Fisher and Clyde Rathbone – who will leave Canberra as early as three days after the Brumbies' season finishes.
"At the back of your mind is definitely the fact this could be the last chance we could get, and that adds desperation and we can pour everything into this last run because it has been a special time," Mowen said.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 26, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas Senior linksters continue 15-year tradition each week - See P. 7 50 CENTS COUNTDOWN! 52 DAYS New Braunfels Sesquicentennial March 21,1845 £ 150JAMRE v — S ► z New Braunfels Herald -Zeitu 12 pages in one section ■ Thursday, Jan. 26, 1995 Serving Comal County for more than 143 years ■ Home of CHAD LAFFER Y 410 SO-UFer1™16 I0/22/99 9 6^7 F v Ck'OPUBLISHlNG 6-7 £ VANDELL. DR 182 EL PASO, tx 79903- I Vol. 143, No. 53 Inside Obituaries.......................................2 Opinion...........................................4 Arts & Entertainment......................6 Sports Day......................................7 The Marketplace.......................8-10 Slcimmlisch Birthday wishes from the Herald-Zeitung! The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends the following jirthday wishes to; Chad Laf-fery, Russell Offerman (41 years!), Ester Farias, Glenora Bartels, Leroy Zavala Jr., Lan-ette Plucker, Ronnie Vogel, Helen P. Pittman, Maricela Flores (belated), Melissa Lynn Flores (belated), Laura Poulsen, Connie Sullens, Barbara Wenzel, Teddie W. Voigt Happy Anniversary to Glenn & Beverly Timmermann (22nd!), Clyde Sc Katrina Scott (49th). Third Doll & Toy Show data la changed The Third Annual Doll & Toy Show at the New Braunfels Civic Center will be moving to a new date - Saturday, Feb. 11. The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The agenda for the show will remain the same. A raffle of several beautiful and valuable dolls is held at 4 p.m. with proceeds going to the Comal County Children's Shelter. For more information, call Dorothy 625-3245. Cancor Society to benefit from 'Rumors' Circle Arts Theatre's Sunday Feb. 5 performance of the Ned Simon play "Rumors" will benefit the local unit of the Amencan Cancer Society, and is the premier event promoting the annual ACS Starlight Gala to be held on June 16 this year. There will be a wine and cheese reception for everyone attending the 7 p.m. performance. Doors to the theatre will open and serving will begin at 6:15 p m. Tickets are available through Gala committee members and at Circle Arts Theatre For more information, call Linda Gabbard at 629-6153 or Laurie at 620-1379. FPO Youth Choir are taking orders for Super Subs The members of the High School Youth Council of First Protestant Church are taking orders for Super Sub Sandwiches for Super Bowl Sunday. Sales proceeds will be used to support FPC Youth Projects and the S O S., Inc. Community Food Bank Cost per 12-inch sandwich is $6. Send your order (with payment) to: SUPER SUB SANDWICH. First Protestant Church, 172 W. Coll St., New Braunfels. Texas 78130. Sandwiches can be picked up after the 10:30 service, Jan 29 (Super Bowl Sunday). The winning numbers This newspaper is printed on recycled newsprint Judge chooses not to rule in Kahlig suit By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer District Judge Joe Dibrell chose not to rule yesterday in Gary Kahlig's civil suit against Mayor Paul Fraser. The suit alleges irregularities in the May 7 election in which Kahlig opposed Fraser for the Dist. 4 city council seat. The judge could have ruled yesterday that I) Kahlig be declared the winner of the election or 2) that the election be declared void and a new election held or 3) that the suit had insufficient merit to continue. A tnal date is set for Feb. 7. Dibrell may still make a summary judgment up to that date, informing Kahlig and Fraser if he does rule. He Mayor's attorney says Gary Kahlig is 'complaining about the mail,' not election could also inform them that he'll let the suit go to a jury trial. Arguments in yesterday's summary judgment hearing centered on about 20 votes which Kahlig's lawyer, Ken Anderson, alleged were illegal. The suit alleges one vote was cast in the wrong precinct and that several others may have been miscast. Other allegations centered around mail-in ballots. Some were allegedly ordered but not received. Some were allegedly filled out and mailed but not counted because they were not received. Others were allegedly not counted because they were not filled out correctly. "We cannot have a system where the mail determines the outcome of elections," said Anderson. Fraser's attorney, Ed Nolan, used the election code to counter the suit's allegations point by point. Nolan conceded that a single vote had been cast in the wrong precinct, provable by documentation. "We've got one voter that voted illegally. That's not enough to change the outcome of the election," he said. Referring to the mail ballots allegedly mailed but not received, Dibrell said, "How are you going to get around the statute where it says the ballots have to be received by 7 p.m. on election day?" Nolan asserted that the contestant (Kahlig) was challenging the election code itself. "I don't see how you can challenge the code," he said, "He's not complaining about irregularities by election officials; he's complaining about the mail." Bad weather takes its toll Herald-Zeitung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL At approximately 8:50 p.m. last night, this 1990 Ford Thunderbird driven by Jason Shoppers of San Antonio began to hydroplane on the slick pavement on I-35 and lost control of his car. His car hit the railing and slowed traffic to a snail s pace in the southbound lane near the Conrad and Kohlenberg Roads exit. May 6 election to decide fate of water district By CRAIG HAMMETT Staff Writer SPRING BRANCH - Temporary board members of the proposed Comal County Underground Water Conservation Distnct set an election for May 6, the first Saturday in May to decide the outcome of the distnct. The board members met last night in Spnng Branch to call the election, which if approved by distnct voters, would create the underground water distnct and determine a governing board of directors. Cameron Wiley of Bulverde was elected chairman of the temporary board. He said the campainging w ill begin now with three months until the election ".We're going to preach," said Wiley. "...Preserve, conserve and protect the quality and quantity of the w ater." Another key component of the distnct would be to find another source of w ater than the Tnntiy Aquifer, which supplies the distnct's water. The area is one of the fastest growing in the county, but with no surface water system. "You've just got too many people (for water available)," said Wiley. The distnct would cover roughly 360 square miles, or about 64 percent of the county's land mass. A major point of contention are taxes, which would initially be set at .02 cents per $100 valuation, with a .05 cent cap. Local country artist Clay Blaker to perform benefit concert for liver transplant baby By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer Six-month-old Chnstal Davis is in desperate need of help. And New Braunfels country artist Clay Blaker is providing an opportunity for many to offer that help. Blaker is set to entertain Friday night at a benefit for the baby, who recently had a liver transplant to correct a fatal condition where the ducts outside her own liver were missing. Christal had her operation at the Hermann Hospital in Houston. "She's doing fine,'' said Vonme Leiss-ner, a New Braunfels relative. Chnstal has many other relatives in New Braunfels, including Cindy and Larry Leissner, Lester and Dolores Leissner, Lena and Leroy Elley and Linda Boos. The benefit is a night of Blaker's music, dinner, and an auction at the elegant Son-terra Club at Loop 16(M and Highway 281. All proceeds from the $75 admission pnce and auction go toward offsetting the enormous medical expenses Chnstal's family faces. Those expenses include $300,(XX) for the operation and $2,(XX)- $4,(KH) monthly in anti-rejection medication for the rest of Christal's life. Medical insurance does not pay for transplant operations or postoperative treatment. "When something like this happens it's just amazing how much people w ill do to help," said cousin Cindy l eissner. The benefit is Friday from 7 p.m. to midnight. To purchase tickets, call Cindy Leissner at (210) 366-8329 or (210) 899-4857. Anyone wishing to simply make a donation can do so by calling the same numbers or writing a check payable to Christal Davis Trust Fund, attention Cindy Leissner, do LDDS Communications, KH) NE Loop 410 Suite 400, San Antonio, Texas 78216. WORD board approves 16% budget increase Law enforcement efforts receive $3,000 boost in new spending plan By CRAIG HAMMETT Staff Writer SATTLER - Board members of the Water Onentcd Recreation Distnct passed the WORD budget for 1995, an increase over 1994. The budget this year includes $ 185,225, up 16.46 percent horn last year's proposed budget of $159,050. The actual budget in 1994, the amount used, totaled $143,914. For this year's budget, $3,000 was added for law enforcement. River clean up will also see $5,000 more in this years budget as opposed to last year. Several other areas of the budget were increased as well. Income for this year from user fees is projected at $173,925 of the $ 185,225 total. Actual user fee income last year rose from $143,466 to $ 178,087. Settlements accumulated from year's past ($68,000) and other items helped push last year's 1994 total income to $250,245, more than $ I (X),(KX) greater th in 1993. "It was a good year." said Board President Guy Anderson. The hoard tabled a motion for a heanng to review tax rates because a change is not necessary' to meet this budget. The State Legislature will review changes in WORD legislation calling for higher caps on the tax rate, especially in areas such as tube rental, should that be necessary "We didn't have to meet in order to lower them either," said Anderson, explaining a hearing would be needed for either an increase in rate or decrease. l aw enforcement, the general manager Jim Inman's salary, and the lower mer clean-up constitute the largest portions of the budget. It was in law enforcement and clean-up that the only conflicts came. Board member Scott Watson called for more money $36,000 (19.44% of budget) than the proposed $33,OOO The lower river clean-up would account for $21,500 (11.61%) and Inman's salary $25,000(13.50%). "I think the most important purpose for WORD is to provide law' enforcement and clean-up. I think that should account for more," he said "It ought to be the lion's share of the budget." Board member Paul Rich objected to the $3,000 increase in law enforcement, saying citizens' property taxes already pay enough for law enforcement. "I would really like to see more (in the budget) for clean-up than law enforcement " he said. After a 4-2 deadlock without clear majonty (Jack Larimore abstained, Rich and Watson against), members voted 4-1 (Rich against) on a motion by Zero Rivers that pulled $3,000 for law enforcement from legal fees, which arc expected to be less. The board can transfer funds as needed during the year. 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"Last-minute editorial decision" softens recent "TUF" scene
The ninth episode of "The Ultimate Fighter: Team Nogueira vs. Team Mir" was supposed to feature yet another disturbing image of questionable decision making by the fighters in the house.
But Spike TV producers apparently saw it fit to edit the scene -- depicting lightweight Dave Kaplan and light-heavyweight Tom Lawlor consuming each other's urine -- in the days leading up to the Wednesday night broadcast.
Despite several advance copies of the episode containing the original version of the scene being distributed to various media outlets and cast members, including MMAjunkie.com (
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Spike TV issues the advance copies of each episode of "The Ultimate Fighter" in order to assist media outlets with their coverage of the show and its cast members. This week's disc included a different version of Kaplan and Lawlor's drinking binge than what the viewers of Spike TV saw Wednesday night.
The scene was described in detail on MMAjunkie.com's "Episode No. 9 recap: 'The Ultimate Fighter: Team Nogueira vs. Team Mir.'"
Back at the house, ousted lightweight David decides it's time to drink away his sorrows. Light-heavyweight and good friend Tom Lawlor elects to partake in the binge, and the pair wastes little time in pounding back shots of vodka. In a liquor induced exchange, David shares with the group that he still firmly believes that he can't be knocked out -- and that he will return to the UFC over and over until it happens.
Just when you thought it was safe to consume food or beverages while watching "The Ultimate Fighter," Tom and Dave decide the next logical step in their evening is to consume each other's urine. Junie doesn't understand their decision.
"Pretty disgusting," Junie says. "I don't really do that. No one I know does that back at home."
It's another (unfortunately) unforgettable moment in "The Ultimate Fighter" history.
Light-heavyweight contestant and official MMAjunkie.com blogger Ryan Bader also referenced the scene in his latest write-up.
So as the drinking reaches its pinnacle, there is a little bet going on. Somebody bet Dave Kaplan and Tom Lawler some "Rhinobucks" to take a shot of his own urine. Let me first explain these "Rhinobucks."
We had heard that Dana White and the crew take us out to a nice dinner after we get done filming the show. We had also heard that after we were done with dinner, Dana took us out for dessert -- in the form of one of the best strip clubs in Las Vegas, the Spearmint Rhino. We had heard that Dana also gives you upward of $1,000 of the strip club's own money, which are "Rhinobucks." These rumors were absolutely true, and the free dessert was amazing.
So having heard this, these "Rhinobucks" became a bargaining tool inside the house. I think the bet was something around 100 Rhinobucks to take a shot of urine. Tom was the first to accept the bet and peed in a shot glass, but before he could take it, Dave jumped in front of him and took it down. Not to be outdone by Dave, Tom then chugged a whole Solo cup of urine. Dave now, not to be outdone by Tom, starts peeing in a glass -- as does Tom once again. Not that this was bad enough, but when they get done peeing in each glass, they look at each other and switch glasses so they have each other's urine and both proceed to drink the whole glasses down. This was one of the most disgusting things that I have ever witnessed, and I was actually dry heaving. (Even though I had just ingested urine soaked fruit.)
The aired scene removed all references to urine consumption. Kaplan and Lawlor were only shown partaking in various alcoholic beverages. When contacted for comment on the decision to scrap the images, Spike TV officials issued a simple statement to MMAjunkie.com.
"It was a last minute editorial decision."
While a precise reason for the change was not officially cited, it would be hard to imagine that the mounting criticism of last week's episode -- which featured various cast members ingesting food tainted by urine, then semen -- factored into the decision.
In a recent interview with TAGG Radio (
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"I think that the things the guys (on "The Ultimate Fighter") are doing these days are really just embarrassing for the whole sport itself," Quarry said. "It seems like we've crossed over from athletes in an arena -- trying to prove who's the best one there -- into more of a 'Real World' scenario, or a reality show you'd see on VH1 with 'Rock of Love' or something like that.
"Where are the athletes and where is the integrity here? It just doesn't make any sense to me."
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My Wife and I live in Los Angeles, California. However, we are originally from the Island of Brac, both born in the town of Selca, two km from the Villa. We started building the Villa in 1984 a few years before we moved to the United States.
It is not only our home, it is our passion, and we love to stay there for at least 4 months of the year.
Some of our favorite times and memories are when we are in Croatia with our family, especially when our kids come to visit with their family. It is trully the happiest place to vacation in the Summer time.
Thank you, and we look forward to hearing from you.
-Dinko and Meri Ursic


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Great place for lunch or dinner with home made, authentic local food.
We had a three course lunch, including drink @ euro 13 pp.
We will be back - Recommend !
We arrived towards the end of lunchtime service and were made to feel extremely welcome
Ambience and food is rustic Spain, portions generous in particular the lamb chops were excellent. Only down point was the chocolate coolant felt like it had been microwaved and was not runny in the middle, but at the end of the day we got a...
We had the home menu for a very reasonable prizre indeed, 12 Euro's. It was all very tasty and very well prepared. The reataurant itself has a great mood due to the tiles and posters indeed. Almost locals only. Great value for many!
This place serves very nice homy food.
The menu del dia served at lunch is always a good option for a very reasonable price.
My favorite starters on this menu are the paella Valenciana and the arroz al horno (rice in the oven with blood sausages, ribs and chick peas) and my favorite main dish is the carillada (pork cheek),...
We fell over this restaurant on a Saturday night when Valencia was humming.. The service was pleasant and we had delicious fried artichokes and mushroom croquettes. My husband followed with lamb chops which were done exactly as he liked them. We got a complimentary after dinner drink . All in all we were very happy.
Portions a bit small, not the best taste. Just average.
We took paella and croquetas. Dinner not homemade but cheap.
We stumbled across this place after walking back from town and thank god we did!!!!
We searched on tripadvisor before going and found some reviews to detract from the food but we were taken away with the food served.
We had Camembert with caramelized onions and strawberry jam with toast, followed by sweet peppers with tuna and olives to start...
Every time I go to Valencia (at least once a year) I have to go to Casa Paquito! I've been there around 8 times, and the food is second to none around Barrio del Carmen! There are lots of other restaurants around (most of them are struggling to make a living, so you have the hostesses trying to give you...
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This small Restaurant is run by a Family and offering one menu of very well prepared and fresh family food.
Location is central in the Carmen district of the old town.
Decoration is simple with some nice mosaïc and some historic posters of major corridas taking place in Valencia. The room is cool in warm weather.
This is...
If you're after some excellent Spanish comfort food, look no further: Casa Paquito is one of the best around. My parents live in Valencia and they don't go out much (they're on that age where everything is too salty, or too spicy, or too bland, etc, etc) but we went there two days in a row and Casa Paquito didn't...
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N7551 County Road Y, Newton WI 53964 $740,000
Features of N7551 County Road Y Newton WI 53964
- Residential Home
- Status: Active
- County: Marquette
- Bedrooms: 4
- Full Bathrooms: 3
- Half Bathrooms: 1
- Est. Square Footage: 5,800
- Acreage: 40.0
- Subdivision: Na
- Elementary School: Westfield
- Middle School: Pioneer Westfield
- High School: Pioneer Westfield
- Property Taxes: $5,882
- Property Tax Year: 2015
- Listing Company: Re/Max Connections
Property Description for N7551 County Road Y Newton WI 53964
N7551 County Road Y Newton WI 53964 - Ultimate Equine Setup! You will be amazed at all that these owners have done with this property. Was used as a Miniature horse farm that showed allover the country. You will be flat out amazed at tall that this place has to offer. Huge home with lots of features including a secret room. beautifully landscaped, in ground pool. Maternity ward in the barn, over 40 stalls in the heated barn, large show arena. 2 guest houses. Heated detached 4 car garage with 1 oversized stall. 35 acres forming 10 fenced pastures. A must see if you are serious about the industry.
Room Dimensions for N7551 County Road Y Newton WI 53964
- Family Rm: 17.0 x 13.0
- Kitchen: 12.0 x 16.0
- Living Rm: 18.0 x 48.0
- Dining Rm: 15.0 x 15.0
- Other Rm: 16.0 x 16.0
- 2nd Other Rm: 12.0 x 16.0
- Laundry Rm: 6.0 x 8.0
- Dining Area: 9.0 x 15.0
- Other3: 12.0 x 17.0
- Other4: 9.0 x 14.0
- Master BR: 17.0 x 24.0
- BR 2: 10.0 x 17.0
- BR 3: 15.0 x 7.0
- BR 4: 15.0 x 7.0
Other rooms
- Block Foundation, Full, Poured Concrete Foundation, Sump Pump, Total finished
Interior Features
- Heating/Cooling: Central air, Forced air, Hot water, Multiple Heating Units, Zoned Heating
- Water Waste: Non-Municipal/Prvt dispos, Well
Building and Construction
- National Folk/Farm house
- 2 story, Farm
- Exterior: Deck, Fenced Yard, Patio, Pool - in ground, Sprinkler system, Storage building
- Construction Type: E
Land Features
- Waterfront/Access: N
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