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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1984

Page

4

AARP Chapter 663 Holds Meeting and Plans Trips

Lucille Bishop opened the AARP Chapter 663 meeting noting a recent successful trip to Spain Portugal and Morocco. Mel Golden suffered a gall bladder attack but completed the trip and will have surgery in July. The group approved bylaws questions regarding dues meeting timing and quorum. A quilt raffle for a new Senior Center fundraiser was announced. George Buehl seeks volunteers for officer and board roles. Upcoming events include health cost conference August 28 30 and various trips to Santa Fe Downs Glorieta Canyon and a Mexico Nov trip. Transportation and Widowed Persons programs were discussed along with meal site attendance and July August menu access.

Lucille Bishop 4American Association of Retired Persons Spain Portugal Morocco Mel Golden New York Frank J. Harvey Bishnop Waship Ouida Brown George Buehl George Bob Baldino Mel Galden Bob AARP 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 Grice Chermak Minette Mabry Toni Banas Jan Estep Sophie Tucker Ethel Merman Toni

Board Approves Medical Building in Paradise Hills

The Paradise Hills Special Zoning Commission gave preliminary approval to Mesa Medical Group doctors for a 14,000-square-foot medical clinic to serve ten doctors. Construction starts in August on a 10-acre site west of St. Joseph West Mesa Hospital. Planning includes satellite surgeon offices and X-ray labs, with AMAFCA drainage approval pending.

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 Church Paradise Boulevard Jerry Johnson

Sandoval County seeks owners of stolen goods mountain

Sandoval County Sheriff Ferrara said a cache of stolen items from about 100 auto burglaries tied to Gene and Eva Whitlock will be inventoried after July 15, 1984. Owners must prove ownership at the sheriff’s Bernalillo office or call 867 2374. Recovered items include cameras, camping gear, suitcases, radios, tool boxes, jackets and flashlights. no firearms or jewelry were found.

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

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