Daughters of American Revolution form Corrales chapter
The Colonel Edward Lacey Chapter DAR is established in Corrales with Mrs. Llewellyn T. Boatwright Jr. as regent. Officers include Mrs. Anne LeFevre Johnson, vice regent, and several others. The chapter, the 17th in New Mexico, honors Colonel Edward Lacey, a Revolutionary War figure.
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New Corrales
Colonel Edward Lacey
Llewellyn T. Boatwright, Jr
Anne LeFevre Johnson
T. Grady Lucas
H. J. Roberts
Lillis J. Holecheck
Ellyn Boatwright
John J. Cordova
Alice Loughridge
Sharon Elizabeth Metcalf
Donald W. Smithburg
Frederick J. Fricke
DAR
Santa Fe
National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Congress of the United States
Grover Cleveland
DAR Genealogical Library
National Organization
Continental Congress
Boatwright
Charles Dibrell
Albuquerque
Lexington
New Mexico Society
National Society
Southern Dames of America
American Red Cross
New Mexico Genealogical Society
Albuquerque Symphony Women's Association
New Mexico Society of Professional Engineers’ Wives
UNM Faculty Women's Club
Friends of the Little Theatre
The
Albuquerque Opera Guild
New Mexico Retired Officers’ Wives Association
Kirtland Officers’ Wives Club
Air Force
University of New Mexico
Corrales
Edward Lacey
Lacey
Whigs
Williamson
Huck
Thomas Sumpter
Rocky Mount
Hanging Rock
Carey's Fort
Fishing Creek
Open house marks Rio Rancho substation debut
About 60 attended the Sandoval County Sheriff’s Office Rio Rancho substation opening last weekend. Sheriff Robert Badagher praised attorney Ken Brown who drafted the county contract. Rio Rancho will pay $60,000 next year with a 20 percent annual decrease over five years. Traffic tickets and arraignments handle in Bernalillo due to the sole magistrate.
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Sandoval
Robert Badagher
Floyd Bailey
Rio Rancho
al Francia
New Rio Rancho
Stewart Lewis
Sandoval County
Sheriffs Office
Sheriff's Office
Pete Williams
Rio Rancho Homeowner's Civic Association
Amrep Corporation
Bailey
Badagher
Ken Brown
Bernalillo
Philosophers Anonymous honors James Gulick at testimonial dinner
A surprise testimonial dinner honored Rio Rancho resident James Gulick for his moderation work with Philosophers Anonymous. Judge Lewis R. Sutin presented the award to Gulick as 122 attendees including county officials and residents heard from committee members and organizers about the group’s rapid growth and service.
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Rio Rancho
James Gulick
Philosophers Anonymous
Nate Wineberg
Gulick
Ward D
Rio Bansito Homeowner's Civic Association
Lewis R. Sutin
New Mexico Court of Appeals
Joe Sylvester Covell
Harry Stowers
Weneberg
John Gembala
Chicago Postal Service
B.G
Jerry" Goldstein
Sandoval County
Dick Montoya
Rosita Martinez
Jane
Morris Gusowsky
Herbert Lamb
Salvatore Savarese
Bob Schafer
Gulick and
Wineberg
Jerry Goldatain
Sandoval County Tax Roll Completion Plan Announced
Sandoval County Assessor BR James Chavez said the tax roll, due in November, will be mailed by February 28. A court order set February 15 as the completion date with mailing by the treasurer within 13 days. The order gives County Treasurer Paul Sisneros until February 28 to mail notices and taxes remain due 0 days after mailing.
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Sandoval
BR. James Chavez
Chavez
Paul Sisneros
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Daughters of American Revolution
Sheriff’s
Ellis Manner