Bread And Puppets Festival In Corrales May 7
The Bread And Puppets Festival in Corrales on May 7 promotes the Building Fund to establish a community multi purpose building. A raffle, booklet sales through Corrales Business Association for $10, prizes include a Disneyland vacation valued at $300 and a $450 silver turquoise necklace, plus over $1,000 in other prizes. Activities run from morning to night with music by Criterion Chamber Players, a bread fair with a $50 prize, puppets, mime, magic, crafts, and beer and wine. For more, call Dubeelina Curtis 898-3361 or An Painter 898-1858.
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Corrales
Building Fund
Corrales Business Association
Casey Luna Ford
Utility Shack
Criterion Chamber Players
Purch and Judy
Dubeelina Curtis
Albuquerque Youth Symphony Winter Concert Sunday
The Albuquerque Youth Symphony presents its winter concert on Sunday February 13 at 3 00 p m in Popejoy Hall. Conductor Dale Kempter leads a varied program including Wagner’s Rienzi Overture Rachmaninoff Facets and Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition. Jocelyn Depatic a 1982 83 concerto audition winner joins for Yue Fantasie for Flute and Orchestra. Tickets are four adults two for students.
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Albuquerque Youth Symphony
Popejoy Hal UM
Dale
Kempter
Rachmaninoff
Mussorgsky
Jocelyn Depatic
Yue
Jocelyn
Eldorado High School
Frank Bowen
University of New Mexico Music
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Public Schools
University of New Mexico
AYS
Popejay Hall
Methodist Women to Hold Meeting at Rio Rancho Church
The United Methodist Women will hold their regular monthly meeting on Thursday February 16 at 9 am at Rio Rancho United Methodist Church 1652 Abraza Road. The program will be Understanding Global Missions. All women are warmly invited to attend.
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United Methodist
Rio Rancho United Methodist Church
Abraza Road
Valentine Luncheon and Sweetheart Events Summary
Valentine's activities for the chapter include a January 22 luncheon theme Open the Door to Wonderland with the Golden Key of Friendship. Plans note January 24 meeting at Betty Scherer’s home and February events honoring Helen Sims and Tony Sims with a cocktail party and a Sweetheart Dinner Dance. Also mention February 14 meeting at Julie Lind’s home and birthdays and anniversaries for Karen Pomroy, Marlene Lacey, and Susan and David Yarber.
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Helen Sims
Betty Scherer
Pat Mills
Karen Pomroy
New Mexico
Jack & Babs Toohey
Australia
Tony Sims
Julie Lind
Susan Yarber
Kay Haile
Marlene Lacey
Susan
David Yarber
Audit shows surplus in University of Albuquerque fund balances
University of Albuquerque President Frank Welch announced the 1982 audit shows a $507,575 net increase in fund balances from the prior year. Enrollment rose sharply with spring 1982 new students up over 100 percent. current spring enrollment totals 265 new students and overall spring enrollment reaches 1,700, with 120 more expected in the second term. Fall enrollment stood at 800 as younger classes fill, signaling a healthy outlook.
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University of Albuquerque
Frank Welch
Welch
Arthur Anderson
CPA
University
Fine Arts
Dr. Welch
U of A
Bills Would Aid Game and Fish Dept
The article discusses proposed legislative bills to support the Department of Game and Fish including a license increase mainly impacting out of state hunters and fishermen, reserves a $3.3 million appropriation to reconstruct Red River Trout Hatchery, and notes broader environmental impacts and public input importance for conservation policy.
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Game & Fish Dept
Congress
Department of Game and Fish
Red River
Singles Visit City Theatre by NW Mesa Group at ABQ Little Theatre
The NW Mesa Singles Group enjoyed Absurd First Persons Singular at Albuquerque Little Theatre and brunched at Rio Rancho Inn. Upcoming events include an Amateur Talent Show February 12 at Rio Rancho city hall, a tubing party February 9 at Sunedia Crest, a 5:00 p.m. dinner, a February 26 progressive dinner, and a membership drive. Call 892-6105 for details.
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NW Mesa
Albuquerque Little Theatre
Rio Rancho Inn
Rio Rancho City Hall
Sunedia Crest
Bella Vista
Observer
Roadrunner
Drainage sub committee to meet in Rio Rancho
The drainage sub committee of the Rio Rancho City Council will meet Thursday evening February 10 at 6 30 pm in the parks and recreation room of the city auditorium. The session will include a master drainage study presentation staff funding review for federal aid and initial work on a new drainage ordinance to join the federal flood program. Councilor Fred Kellogg will chair. For details call the city clerk at 892 6704.
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Rio Rancho
Fred Kellogg
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