Parentcraft Workshops Offer Series for New Mexico Parents
A series of Parentcraft of New Mexico and APS Community Filucation workshops will run January to March at Sierra Vista Elementary School to help parents with anger management communication discipline reading readiness and creativity. Each $5 per class or $3 for three or more, with registration January 14 and 16. minimum eight participants. Contact 256-1191 or 898-2315 for details.
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Parentcraft of New Mexico, Inc
APS Community Filucation
Marily Trembly
Bobby Halstead
Sierra Vista
Paseo del Norte
N.W
Parentcrafta
Drama classes for UNM children registration opens
University of New Mexico offers Saturday drama classes for fourth to eighth graders. Susain Pearson-Davis leads sessions focusing on creativity, acting skills, and confidence. Two eight week sessions run Feb 4 to Mar 24 in the Fine Arts Center theater arts wing with separate morning times and fees of 30 or 35 dollars. Registration deadline is Wednesday February 1. contact 277 4332 to enroll.
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University of New Mexico
UNM
Susain Peason-Davis
Haan
Theatre Arts
Fine Arts Center
UNM Theatre Arty
Trained Hearing Dogs Aid Deaf Community
About five million Americans are deaf or hard of hearing and miss day to day sounds. ARF Dogs Inc in Albuquerque trains and provides Hearing Dogs at no charge to the elderly, disabled, and hearing impaired. Applications processed immediately and a perfect match is made between recipient and dog.
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ARF ® Dogs, Inc
Albuquerque
Paper Drive Schedule Highlights Paradise Hills volunteers
A December 18 paper and aluminum drive chaired by Linda Shafer mobilized Paradise Hills residents with route drivers and curb leaders aiding collection. The event, backed by Youth Activities Association and Paradise Hills Civic Association, featured recyclers Thermis-Solation Corporation and a January 15 follow up. Also noted is NW Mesa NAACP meeting January 14 and an ARF Dog program seminar January 14 1984 at Rio Rancho Auditorium with dog training and IRS tax deductible donations.
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Linda Shafer
Barbara Istvan
Shufer
Paradise Hills
b/Youth Activities Association
Paradise Hills Civic Association
Bill Giese
Kuther Farmer
Dan Murray
Paul Bennett
Janice Sanchez
Neil Fuller
Doug Fenkins
Curb
Giana
Jerry Giese
Marcella Rhatigan
Marge Teague
Civic Association
Thermis-Sale Insulation Corporation
Joe Roberts
Harriet Taylor
Ted Serrano
Youth Activies Association
Civiciiation
Paradise Hills Mercado
NW Mesa
NAACP
Sawrday
Paradise Hills United Methodist Church
Paradise Hills Boulevard
ARF
IRS
Rio Rancho
Sabana Grande
Cal
Hadassah tourism chairmen visit Jerusalem conference
Hadassah tourism chairmen from many states attended the first Hadassah Conference in Jerusalem. Evelyn Sondheim, national tourism chairman, said about 90 chairmen toured Israel to learn and share plans, praising the country’s religious sites and year round sunshine. She highlighted Hadassah hospitals in Jerusalem and Ein Karem windows, and the Mount Scopus Heritage Tree of Life.
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Hadassis
United Sites
Louris
Burne
Aio
Israel
Hadassah
Kes
United States
Evelyn Sondheim
Nations
Madassah
Pyrael
Sondhenn
Mount Hermon
Sea of Galilee
Red Sea
Amazon
Workshop on Intervention Plans by Local Task Force
The Task Force on Chemical Abuse organizes a community workshop in Albuquerque to teach early intervention for families and friends affected by chemical abuse. Jeanne Rigaud, Deanna Ellie, Rocky Fitzsment, and other experts will discuss history, methods, and community resources. The session aims to help concerned relatives identify risks and guide supportive actions.
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Noeth Valles
Chemical People
Ib Mijonewide Ghtart
Aghl
Jeanne Rigaud
Worlonwood
Deanna C. Ellie
Technical-Vocational Institute February Workshops
The Technical-Vocational Institute sponsors Saturday workshops in February with multiple sessions. Registration runs January 27 to February 1. Fees vary by class with a $20 workshop fee and deadlines ranging from February 3 to February 18. Interested participants should contact Kathy Chaves at TVI, 848-1650, for details and enrollment.
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Kathy Chaves
TV1
Vueh
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Bob Gurnee
Sissy Othick
Halene Weaver
Swart
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Herrietta Saukd Museum
Pera Seo Siti
Desert Southwest Region
Lydia Horoowitz
Nations Tourism
Herwietta Szold
Hadassah University Hospital
Mount Scopus
Horowitz
Hadassas
Osuna
Diane Strickland
Tina
Menile
Rix Rancho Chamber of Commerce
West Mesa Center
Band Instrument Rentals
Coors & Cortains
McDonald's
Technical-Vocational Institute
Albuquerque Leche
Walpi
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Ety Tipsay Tat Traum
Colony Paints
Guardian Gatex
Ntennial
Houstons Centennial
Houston Lumber
Alli
Entertain
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Pine Public. Service Company OF
New Mexico
Sterling Title
Sandoval County
OIL & Gas
Insurange
Chicago Title Insurance CO
Insurange CO
Sandoval
Carla Pfeiffer
Riorancho
Southernblvd
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