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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1984

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Pride Tourney Returns to Rio Rancho 1985

Pride Tourney returns to Rio Rancho Golf and Country Club as a $200,000 PGA Tour stop. After two years at University South in Albuquerque, the event origins are revived with AMREP Southwest backing and mayoral support for ongoing city and regional benefits.

Hal Seward Rio Rancho Golf and Country Club University South Golf Course Albuquerque Rio Rancho St. Joseph Hospital Jim Wall Amrep Southwest, Inc Rio Rancho Country Club AMREP New Mexico American Cancer Society Southwest City of

Library Holiday Closures and Volunteer Spotlight

The library will close December 24 and 25 and December 3 and January for staff and volunteer life time off. Open as usual 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday at 3900 Southern Blvd City Hall. Connie Bieza Charlotte Coleman Beverly Cross and Jo Hintner with Friends of the Library and Library Board honored over thirty volunteers on Monday December 10. Youngest volunteer Jared Galbraith shelves returns weekly. New volunteer Catherine Morris a Cibola student helps Saturdays. Long-time volunteer Mary Dudash has resigned after serving since 1977.

Southern Blvd City Hall Connie Bieza Charlotte Coleman Beverly Cross Jo Hintner Friends of the Library Library Board Jared Galbraith Charlene Morris Cibola Mary Dudash Mary

News From The Library Annual Volunteer Remembrance

News from the library mourns Jo Wintner while thanking long time volunteers Isabel Hofler Esther Holste Katrina Wargelin Herbert Lindemann Esther Koch Eula Cott Helen Grimm Jean Molin Vicky Brautigam and others from 1977 and present.Recipients extend heartfelt thanks to all who have contributed services and wish a Happy New Year.

Isabel Hofler Esther Holste Katrina Wargelin Herbert Lindemann Esther Koch Eula Cott Stio Helen Grimm Jean Molin Vicky Brautigam

County plans study of insurance at Dec 19 meeting

The Sandoval County Commission will meet at the county courthouse in Bernalillo at 2 p.m. to consider an emergency resolution extending the county employee insurance contract for three months. A budget change for funding the new computer system is also on the agenda. An annual candlelight service at Unity of Albuquerque will be held at 8 p.m. on December 2.

Sandoval Unity of

Christmas Eve Festival Service at Cross of Hope Lutheran

Cross of Hope Lutheran Church will hold a 7 pm Christmas Eve festival service of carols Scripture anthems and a message of hope Nursery provided On Sunday December 23 church school will host a Christmas party during the regular Sunday School hour with worship at 10 30 am No Sunday School on December 30 The congregation meets in the Seventh Day Adventist Church 2201 Estancia near Coors and I 40 Call 897 0698 for information.

Cross of Hope Lutheran Church Seventh Day Adventist Church Estancia Coors I-40

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