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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1983

Page

17

Moving and Hauling Services and Local Ads

An assortment of classified notes offers moving and hauling by Hydraulic Ltd Callier & Pads with 8926199, tutoring by Michael Palmiotto at 892-0415, and circulars delivery to The Observer across 13 000 homes in Rio Rancho Paradise Hills Taylor Ranch Corrales Alamanda Harnaliflo Dietz Farms Gall 892-0080. Also listed are Sagebrush Typing Service 892-9324 handyman services 892-7087 cleaning and yard work free estimates after 5 pm 892-7873 quality woodworking Bruce 896-4784 sewing machine tune up 256-3791.

Rio Rancha Paradise Hills Taylor Ranch Corrales Alamada Harnaliflo Dietz Farms Gall The Observer

Blood donor days mark Albuquerque MASH holiday drive

United Blood Services in Albuquerque hosts two donor days on Friday December 23 and Friday December 30 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 1515 University Boulevard NE aiming for 200 donations each day to help local patients during the holiday week ends. Gift drawings and a holiday gift for each donor accompany the drive, with broad city support and ties to MADD and Presbyterian Hospital Centers.

Albuquerque United Blood Services Center University Boulevard NE Presbyterian Hospital Centers UBS Center UBS United Blood Services Jerry Bednorz

Cardiologist co authors new medical book Cardiac Arrhythmi a

Albuquerque cardiologist Barry W. Ramo co author of Cardiac Arrhythmian a 259 page text published by Churchill Livingston New York City. Other authors are Galen Wagner and Robert A. Waugh both associates at Duke University Medical Center. The book offers a simplified approach to diagnosing interpreting and managing cardiac rhythm disturbances for physicians. Dr. Ramo serves on the New Mexico Heart Institute board and supervises Presbyterian Heart Institute CPR programs including Project Heart Start.

Albuquerque Barry W. Ramo Presbyterian Hospital Churchill Livingston, Inc New York City Galen 5 Wagner M.jd Robert A. Waugh M.D Duke University Medical Center Durham N.C Ramo New Mexico Heart Institute of Presbyterian Heart Institute Project Heart Start

Mervyns Food Drive Grows Into Statewide Effort

The United Mountain of Food Drive began in 1979 at the Albuquerque Mervyns store and expanded statewide with support from Governor Toney Anaya. Store director William J. Meyer notes last year’s 1600 pounds collected for needy families and sets a 200 pound goal this year as Salvation Army and Road Runner Food Bank distribute the food. Governor Anaya plans radio and TV appeals.

Mervyn's Albuquerque United Mountain of Food Toney Anaya William J. Meyer Salvation Army Road Runner Food Bank Anuya

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