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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1984

Page

3

AARP Chapter 663 Holds June Meeting and Plans Trips

AARP Chapter 663 met June 13 with strong remarks on the Spain Portugal and Morocco trip. Mel Golden suffered a gall bladder attack but joined the trip after hospitalization. Members approved bylaws changes and discussed dues meeting timing and quorum. A quilt raffle funded by Ouida Brown and associates supports the soon to be built Senior Center.

Lucille ‘Bishop American Association of Retired Persons Spain Portugal Morocco Mel Golden Sar New York Frank J. Harvey Bishop Ouida Brown George Buchs George Bob Baldino Bob AARP Washingiton Washington Mel Walter Skau Malcolm McNutt Rio Rancho Albuquerque National Office of Mac Bernice Jones Santa Fe Downs Rockies Chaco Canyon Alamogordo Roswell Inn of the Mountain Gods Mexico Miami Beach Grace Chermak Minette Mabry Toni Banas Jan Estep Sophie Tucker Ethel Merman Toni

Board Approves Medical Building Paradise Hills

The Paradise Hills Special Zoning Commission gave preliminary approval to Mesa Medical Group doctors for a 14,000 square foot clinic across from St Joseph West Mesa Hospital. Construction starts early August on 10 acres west of the hospital with offices for ten doctors and eight specialists. Specs include a nurses station X ray labs and an atrium. Also approved conceptually for Tabernacle of Praise Church relocation on Paradise Boulevard four acre parcel with new auditorium additions and parking. Final approvals due July 9.

Paradise Hills Special Zoning Commission St. Joseph West Mesa Hospital Bill B. Daugherty Dayton Voorhees Mesa Medical Group McMahon Boulevard Jerry Sanders Cooper Brothers, Inc Daugherty West Side Voorhees University of Albuquerque Hess Coon Melver Sander Amafca Tabernacle of Praise Paradise Boulevard Jerry Johnson Johnson

Sandoval County seeks owners of mountain of stolen goods

Sandoval County Sheriff Ferrara announced that a large collection of stolen items recovered from the Seven Springs cabin of Gene and Eva Whitlock will be inventoried. About 100 auto burglaries attributed to the Whitlocks over five years are under review. Owners may claim items at the Sandoval County Courthouse in Bernalillo, with unknown ownership items to be disposed of after July 15, 1984. Call 867-2374 to arrange inspection. no firearms or jewelry were recovered.

Sandoval Jerry Ferrara Seven Springs Gene Eva Whitlock Ferrara Whitlocks Sandoval County Court House Bernalillo

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