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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1974

Page

8

Observations on women as volunteers and local law enforcement

The piece argues for women as volunteer firefighters in Corrales due to scarce daytime volunteers. It notes women successfully drive large vehicles and have served in policing, urges their consideration. It also critiques a failed bill and praises local officers, including Benjie Torres, while highlighting commentary on policing challenges and public respect. George Morrison returns to television as an attorney with minimal change in appearance.

Corrales Eee Cecil Benjie Torres

More Last and News From New Mexico Cooks Chile Fiesta

Fragmented housekeeping of opinions on drugs and punishment contrasts with local appetites for fresh seafood at Albuquerque Fisherman's Wharf and the first Annual Meeting and Chile Fiesta in Las Cruces. The piece notes Senator Domenici's stance on Texas and Arizona involvement and recalls Dr Fabiana Garcia as a patron saint of New Mexico chile culture.

Albuquerque North Valley West Coast Gulf Chile International Connoisseurs of Green and Red Las Cruces Mexico Texas Arizona Domenici New Mexico

Pena Blanca Bazaar Runs Sunday for Community Center

Pena Blanca near Cochiti Dam hosts a Sunday bazaar February 17 starting at 1 p.m. to benefit the Pena Blanca Community Center. Sponsors include the head start program and the elderly program. Food games and crafts will be offered. For more information call 867 2385.

Pena Blanca Cochiti Dam Santo Domingo Pueblo

Arts Council meets tonight in Albuquerque

The Albuquerque Arts Council will hold a general membership meeting at 7:30 p.m. on the lower level of the Convention Center today February 3.

Albuquerque Arts Council

Wise Shopping Workshop at Bernalillo and Corrales

Public Service Company hosts a Wise Shopping Workshop addressing meat tenderness buying tips and low cost meals. Sessions are March 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the Women’s Club Bernalillo and March 12 at 7:30 p.m. Corrales Community Center. Reservations via PSC office. includes buying guidance for fruits vegetables meats eggs milk bread and a complimentary cookbook.

Public Service Company Women's Club Camino del Pueblo Bernalillo Corrales Corrales Road New Mexico Public Service Company Office

Corrales man elected to U S solar energy board

Steve Baer of Corrales has been elected to a term on the board of directors of the U S Section of the International Solar Energy Society. He is one of four directors of the American section and is president of Zomeworks, a solar heating firm. His Corrales home uses solar heating.

Steve Baer Corrales U.S International Solar Energy Society Baer Zomeworks

Publicity guidelines for local clubs and events

The Observer outlines submission rules for civic social and recreational notices. Ground rules include typed double spaced copy with margins and contact details, deadlines by Friday noon, no post event reports, limited space for photos, and editor check if unsure.

the Observer Twin County Observer

Observer invites reader letters to mid valley residents

The Observer requests letters from residents with comments or criticisms about current events or proposed actions in the mid valley area. Letters should be typed signed and include sender's address and telephone number with names printed and addresses withheld if requested.

Mid-Valley

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