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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1976

Page

4

Lovelace-Bataan NW Auxiliary Honored at Hospital Tea

Lovelace-Bataan Northwest Auxiliary members were honored at a tea hosted by the OB-GYN department of Lovelace-Bataan Medical Center. Volunteers support projects across the complex including making toys for pediatric patients and creating items for the Family Room used by new parents.

Lovelace Bataan Hospital Lovelace-Bataan Northwest Northwest Clinic Medical Center Gibson Blvd Ridgecrest Nursing Home Karen Scott

Chief of Police to speak at DAR Chapter luncheon

Chief Bob Stover, Albuquerque’s longtime police chief since 1973, will address the Charles Dibrell Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at a noon luncheon on April 28 at the Holiday Inn Midtown. The program notes Stover’s New Mexico roots and long career, with other chapter reports and hostesses listed.

Dar Bob Stover Charles Dibrell Daughters of the American Revolution Holiday Inn Chief Stover New Mexico Albuquerque University of Albuquerque Albuquerque Police Department Albuquerque Public Schools Stover Kiwanis Club The Elks Club Norbert Brubach Rio Rancho Washington, D.C Brubach Raymond Rudy Merril G. Rolfson

Spring Wilderness Symposium Promises Hands On Wilderness Education

The public is invited to the third annual Spring Wilderness Symposium at Sandia School in Albuquerque on April 24 and 25. Seminars cover map and compass reading wilderness photography wildflower and bird identification backpacking demonstrations and survival. Dr. William Martin will lead flora talks with other instructors on packing comforts cooking and field practice. The event features slides demonstrations group discussions and a Saturday barbecue picnic with a brief annual Wilderness Study Committee meeting.

Sandia School Osuna Rd N.E Albuquerque New Mexico Wilderness Study Committee William Martin Southwest Martin Wil Wilderness Study Committe

Adobe Theatre to Hold Open Readings in Corrales

The Adobe Theatre in Corrales will host open readings for Feiffer's People on Sunday April 25 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the old Sang Ysidro Church. Jules Feiffer, humorist and cartoonist, composed the sketches and observations. casting is flexible by character types and age. For information call Tom Schmidt at 898-0562 or 345-5407.

Adobe Theatre Corrales Feiffer People Sang Ysidro Jules Feiffer Tom Schmidt

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