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Newspaper

Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1983

Page

5

Civitan Club Expands Programs in Sandoval County

The Sandoval Civitan Club reports growth and community projects including Rio Rancho Fire Department updates on faster response times, Life-Line aid initiative, cleanup at the Albuquerque Christian Children's Home, and bag donations for residents at the Rio Rancho Health Care Center. A copier project for the Rio Rancho Library, fundraiser plans for March 19, and a February installation ceremony expanding club membership to 54 are noted.

Sandoval Civitan Club Kearney Rio Rancho Sandoval Group Albuquerque Christian Children’s Home Rio Rancho Health Care Center Ginny Hauck Ethel Owens Sandoval Civitans Sandoval Club

Clark To Direct Masterchorale At NMSO Chorus Fest

John M. Clark associate professor of music at UNM will conduct the Masterchorale during the New Mexico Symphony Orchestra Chorus annual Chorus Fest on February 26 at 8 p.m. at First United Methodist Church. Brad A. Holmes will direct the Eldorado and Symphony Choruses, bringing experience from UNM choral programs and ensembles.

John M. Clark University of New Mexico New Mexico Symphony Orchestra Chorus First United Methodist Church 4Th and Lead Streets Nmso Chorus Clark Rio Rancho Brad A. Holmes Holmes UNM Collegiate Singers University Chorale Music Theatre

Rio Rancho Human Rights Board Advances Open Meeting

The Rio Rancho Human Rights Board will meet at city hall on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Ed Navrot from the New Mexico Human Rights Commission will describe state involvement in human rights. Paula R. Karmiel, C.O.R.R.E. founder, will be welcomed. Public invited.

Rio Rancho Human Rights Board City Hall Ed Navrot The New Mexico Human Rights Commission Paula R. Karmiel New Mexico Coalition C.O.R.R.E

Bills introduced to build Rio Rancho senior center

State legislators introduced bills in both houses to authorize a senior citizen center in Rio Rancho with land provided by the city. HB 396 in the House and HB 243 in the Senate call for a $650,000 project funded by severance tax bonds, with a non profit or city ownership plan and AMREP Southwest showing favorable talks. Johnson and Kloeppel said discussions include land donation and potential future transfer to a senior citizens organization.

Rio Rancho R. W. Johnson Richard Kloeppel House Ed McGough Placitas Senate Johnson Amrep Southwest New Mexico Kloeppel-Johnson House Taxation and Revenue Committee Committee On Appropriations and Finance

Richardson speaker promotes social security and senior events

Congressman Bill Richardson addressed Rio Rancho residents at City Hall on social security Friday February 18. The Rio Rancho Senior Center listed representatives Lucille Bishop Bob Baldina and Bernice Jones. Senior center activities include a 55 Alive defensive driving course with insurance benefits, a 70 Plus Club tour of Rio Rancho Health Care Center March 2, and social hours with residents. Additional senior events include a February 23 senior center diner at Country Club details by Milt Grodner, Barn Dinner Theatre parties February 27 and March 27 with prepaid seats, and a March 4 hearing tests by Blake Iserman free to the public, weather delaying earlier dates.

Bill Richardson Rio Rancho City Hall Rio Rancho Lucille Bishop Bob Baldina Bernice Jones Mel Golden Sabana Grande Clea Bookwalter Lyle Talbot Henry Engel

Enchilada Supper Aids Corrales Education Program

The Corrales Community Education Program and the Corrales Historical Society sponsor an enchilada supper March 19 from 5 to 8 pm at the Corrales Community School Cafetorium. It features Kathy Martinez as Queen of the Court and performances by the Corrales Drill Team and Los Jovenes de Los Corrales, with music by Norman Everett and Michael McDaniels. Tickets are 4 for adults and 2 for children under 12, with reservations encouraged.

Corrales Pete Bertha Martinez Kathy Bobbi Eichhorst Taylor Junior High Bob Susi Eichhorst Martin Chavez St. Therese Severo Geraldine Chavez Patrik Silva Nancy Silva Raymond Madrid Cibola High Ola High Albert Ellen Madtit Albuquerque Veronica C de Baca Losack Sajebrush Studio Balletic Air Los Jovenes de Los Corrales Los Corrales Ble Norman Everett Michael McDaniels Corrales Community The Historical Society Los Jovenes Corrales School Norma Evelyn Susi

Stern Selected for Armed Forces Staff College

Major Scott W. M. Stern USAF, son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Stern of Corrales, has been chosen to attend the Armed Forces Staff College. He is a student of Class which graduates in July. The Staff College, part of the National Defense University under the Joint Chiefs of Staff, runs two 21 week courses for mid career officers and civilians to prepare for joint and combined commands, attache duties, defense management, and theatre road commands at battalion and higher levels.

Scott W. M. Stern USAF Theodore Stern Corrales Armed Forces Staff College Staff College National Defense University Joint Chiefs of Staff

DAV Chapter to host visiting conventioneers

The Chapter of Disabled American Veterans will host a District 5 Disabled Veterans Convention Committee meeting on March 2, 1983 at 7 p.m. It will be held at the American Legion Post 118, 500 Barbara Loop.

Disabled Veterans Convention Committee Barbara Loop

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Civitan Club Kay Lippe Sprouse Reitz Rio Rancho Twin Cinema Lucas Office Supply Vickie's Tees and Gifts My Girls Inge Nette Pedicure Vista Verde Memorial Park Mary Kay Cosemetics Sandoval Civitan George Thompson Great Southwest Ruth Schwante Frank Montanile Maureen McGibney Ruth King Howard Ackles Marvin Bernstein Gil Montoya Masterchorale Kathy Cowart Safeway Michael J. Hartranft Human Rights Board Paradise Hills Boulevard N.W Paradise Hills Mercado U.S Albuquerque Federal Uptown N.E S.W Central N.E Lawrence D. James D.D.S C. Rio Rancho Blvd RR Senior Citizen’s Center By Michael J. Hartranft Happy Days Christian Day Care and Pre-School, Inc Paradise Hills Richardson Rio Rancho Senior, Center Milt Grodner Blake Serman Albuqueque Speech and Hearing Center Iserman Major Stern Stern DAV Chapter Albuquerque Marriott Hotel Bam Tam Madagascar Marriott Louisiana Blvd N.E Louisiana N.M
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