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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1976

Page

2

The People’s Choice opens in Rio Rancho

The People’s Choice, a new Rio Rancho shop owned by Tony DePerro and Terry Zambus, offers greeting cards, postcards, stationery, records, tapes, posters, art, and turquoise jewelry. A record club promises $1 off monthly after first purchase. hours and prizes noted, with local residents encouraged to browse and support the new business.

Rio Rancho Peoples Choice Tony DePerrs Terry Zambus Rin Rancho Theefron DePerro McPerm Yam Fridhtys Artin Bea’ Roth Rose Gensker Preey Mosenwitz Harbart Bates Ed Miller GePerro Fan F BI. Korvelle Co Devon Lebaler AMREP Jum Genco Corp San Juan de Rio Peoples DePerr Iseryare

IRS outlines casualty loss deductions for disaster areas

The IRS in New Mexico explains casualty losses may be deductible on current or prior tax returns if a disaster is declared by the President. Taxpayers should document all losses with lists, cost bases, and pre and post damage values, and use appraisals and photos. Local IRS offices offer help and Publications 547 and 584 provide guidance. For more information call 766-3401.

Lussey IRS New Mexico Anturo A. Jacobs Jacobs McTacobs

Community notices and club reports from Rio Rancho area Elks and groups

The column details Elks Cerebral PalsyFund drive with prizes including a Cadillac at Roswell 1976, plus meetings for San Bem Federated Republican Women and Rio Rancho Republican Club with Dennis Stevens as guest speaker. It also notes Cibola High booster club, Kiwanis donation, new AOAI organ club, Runchettes Fiesta fundraiser, Sandoval County Sheriffs softball win, Knights of Columbus council initiation, and CP S certified secretaries in Albuquerque.

Carrie Tingley Hospital New Mexico Elks Cadillac Roswell San Bem — Federated Republican Women’s Club Republican Club of Rio Rancho Dennis Stevens Stu Republican Pany Stevens Las Cruces Republican — Party Disa Truby Cancidine Cibola High School Donna Hogg Brando Blvd AGAI Amateur Organists Association International Maggie Hawley Mildred Alexander New Mexico State AOAI Maggie Organ Club Call Bertha Drews Ese Sandoval County Sheriffs Dept Rio Ranch All Stars Sheriffs Dept Kayitr Buys Frank Russ Sheriff's Dept Eugene Tatum Knights ‘of Columbus Sal Tortonici

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