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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1995

Page

9

Leadership Sandoval County program praised for community impact

The Leadership Sandoval County program is valued by participants and the Chamber for developing future Rio Rancho and Sandoval County leaders. Nine year class topics include Orientation and Leadership Skills, Government, Economic Development, Education and Training, Environment and Health, Tourism and Community Image Building. Applications for next year's class are due this spring, with Jill Staby reachable at 892-1533.

Chamber Sandoval County Rio Rancho Santoval County Stringfellow Rio Rancho Chamber Penny Burrows Jerry Duran Anna Noel Mayberry Tony Popper Sandy Rasmussen Jill Staby Charles Clay Rick Johnson Dick Muenzer Genie Ryan Kim Stringfellow E Chamber the Chamber

Hosts sought for Japanese visitors during America Japan Week ’95

Albuquerque area hosts needed to welcome 1500 Japanese artists and performers from May 30 to June 3. Home hosting pairs four Japanese guests with one bilingual volunteer for a three hour dinner visit, with meals chosen by hosts. Contact Charlene Selbee at 891-7264.

Arca Reat Japan Albuquerque New Mexico Charlene Selbee Rio Rancho Selbee Sandoval County New Rio Rancho

Winter reading series opens in Corrales

Spotlight Writers Alive! launches a four week winter reading series at Corrales Community Center starting February 24 at 7 p.m. The event is free with contact numbers for Joanne Hoover Paula Hendricks and Dick Richards for more information.

Writers Alive Corrales Joanne Hoover Paula Hendricks Dick Richards

Albuquerque February arts and education events tease

Alpine events include Animal Signs class for deaf youth at Rio Grande Nature Center on Feb 26 from 1 to 3 pm with free admission but prior registration. John Ndoli wood sculptor and beadwork exhibit runs Feb 25 at Maxwell Museum 11 am to 1 pm 30 pm. Rob Proctor book signing Feb 25 at Bookstar to benefit Rio Grande Botanic Garden Library Fund, Hyatt talk Feb 26 9 am to noon. Pete Escovedo Orchestra Feb 24 at Albuquerque Convention Center in Jazz Works. Tony Brazil Group performs at Anderson Valley Vineyards this Sunday. tickets $5. All seats are reserved in tables of eight. tickets 255-9798.

Rio Grande Nature Center John Ndoli Maxwell Museum Ndoli Rio Grande Botanic Garden Library Fund Rob Proctor Bookstar Hyatt Regency New Mexico Jazz Workshop Pete Escovedo Albuquerque Convention Center

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