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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1988

Page

7

Museum hosts Old Town tours and workshop Sunday

Albuquerque Museum Foundation sponsors Walking tours of Old Town this Sunday from 2 to 4 pm. Up to 40 adults receive explanations of traditional New Mexican plays and foods while 25 children join a luminaria making workshop ending with a pinata party and hot chocolate. Admission is free, museum admission available on a first come basis.

Old Town Albuquerque Museum Foundation

DPS Food and Toy Drive Underway for Needy Families

The Big Rancho Department of Public Safety sponsors a holiday food and toy drive. Donations of non perishable food and new toys are welcomed at city hall or the Southern Boulevard fire station. Money gifts fund turkeys flour and other staples. National Guard aid supports the effort. Questions to 892 0295.

DPS Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety Santa Claus The Big Rancho City Hall Southern Boulevard National Guard Department

Pilot Club hosts KKOB traffic reporter as guest speaker

Members of the Pilot Club of the Rio Grande welcomed KKOB-AM traffic reporter Brian Ward as guest speaker at their December 9 Christmas party at The Inn at Rio Rancho. Ward discussed his daily rounds of Albuquerque and other facets of his career.

Pilot Club of

Pilot Club fundraiser benefits Lifeline and local groups

The Pilot Club, active since 1977, raises funds for Lifeline medical devices for the elderly and disabled. It also hosts quarterly birthday parties at Good Shepherd Manor in Alameda with entertainment gifts and refreshments. Additional drives support Cerebral Palsy and Easter Seals, including a luncheon on December 15 with Susie Ankeny as speaker. Cost is $6.50. A free nursery is provided.

Tered Good Shepherd Manor Alameda Susie Ankeny

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