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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1988

Page

2

Bernalillo Hosts Third Annual Evening Christmas Parade

The town of Bernalillo held its third annual evening Christmas parade with sponsor support from the Greater Bernalillo Chamber of Commerce and the town. Three categories awarded grand and top placements include San Felipe youth group grand prize, lighted winners The Country Store and Bernalillo Fire Department, religious winners Rotary Club and Knights of Columbus, and traditional winners United New Mexico Bank and Brownies.

Bernalillo Greater Bernalillo San Felipe Country Store Bernalillo Fire Department Rotary Club Knights of Columbus United New Mexico Bank Brownies

City demands rent for senior meal site in Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho City Council voted to require La Buena Vida Inc to pay 667 per month in rent or relocate by January 27. The move follows an informal opinion from the Attorney General that fair market value rent must be charged for senior center facilities. The dispute centers on avoiding anti-donation violations while keeping meal services for seniors in Sandoval County.

Theresa Myers Rio Rancho la Buena Vida, Inc la Buena Vida Area Agency On Aging Sandoval County Meadowlark Senior Center Attorney General’s Cal Mowry Attorney General Grover Nash David Rostro Attorney General's Office Rostro Rostros Carl Zander Gloria Crane Crane Rebecca Tafoya Tafoya

Community Toy and Food Drives Coordinate Local Help

Bernalillo Police Department invites donations of toys and food today for distribution on Dec 22. St. Thomas Aquinas Church collects food at 1502 Sara Rd and donations go to Father Bayer. Rio Rancho Public Safety, city hall, and the fire station on Southern Boulevard host drives for local families. The Albuquerque Board of Realtors join the Christmas Cantree food drive with realtors aiding those in need. The Department of Social Services seeks a hearing aid costing about $90 for a local youth and welcomes donations via The Observer at 892-8080. A Florida boy with cancer seeks Christmas cards for the Guinness Book of World Records, addressed to David Make a Wish 1820 Arabia Rd West Palm Beach FL 33406.

Bernalillo Police Department Police St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church Sara Rd Father Bayer Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety City Hall Southern Boulevard Rio Rancho Realtors Albuquerque Board of Realtors Department of Social Services Observer Florida David Arabia Road West Palm Beach

Plouse trial continues in Paradise Hills murder case

Testimony opened in the case against Christopher Plouse 16 accused of slaying Karen and Peter Overhand. Judge Brennan ruled Plouse will be tried as an adult due to need for psychotherapy not available in juvenile system. Co defendant Mitchell Overhand 17 pleaded guilty to second degree murder and other charges.

Christopher Plouse Paradise Hills W. John Brennan Plouse Brennan Karen Peter Overhand Mitchell Overhand Overhand

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