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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1989

Page

4

Edraneys win Coun try Club Bridge with 6040 points

Bridge results show Louise and John Edraney taking first place on June 28 at Coun try Club with 6040 points. Marie Hubbs and Lee Connelly are second at 4690, Sadie and Bob Donaldson third at 4190.

Louise John Edraney Edraneys Marie Hubbs Lee Connelly Sadie Bob Donaldson Judy Joe Brooks Nell Bill Clark Harriott Hettrick Joann Kirby Harry Nester Kay McMann Gert Solomon Mills Johnson George Soto Don Kelly Tony Popper Marian Ken Nelson Millie Johnson

Scouts Clean Jemez Trails Graffiti Cleanup

Local Boy Scout troop 17 spent three days in the Jemez Mountains as part of a forest ranger led conservation project. Scouts Gilbert Gonzales Jim Anderson Mayo Ballister Scott Carter Greg Moff Chris Lowman Ryan Potter Robert Semmler Sam Crawler Josh Anderson Joshua Kuckarly Shawn Stoffer Jessie Fowler attended. Adults Harold Schroeder Brian McClintock Paul Kuckarly Clint Anderson Tom Carter assisted. Senior Patrol Leader Gilbert Gownwiles instructed on knife and ax safety.

The Forest Rangers Boy Scout Troop Jemez Mountains Gilbert Gonzales Jim Anderson Mayo Ballester Scott Carter Greg Moff Chris Lowman Ryan Potter Robert Semmler Sam Crawler Josh Anderson Joshua Kuckarly Shawn Stoffer Jessie Fowler Harold Schroeder Brian McClintock Paul Kuckarly Clint Anderson Tom Carter Gilbert Gonwiles

Legion auxiliary attends 70th state convention in New Mexico

The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 118 of Rio Rancho attended the 70th State Convention in Carlsbad. The group earned two awards for veterans affairs and the Foppy Program while seven members served as delegates. Eddie Ramirez of the VA Medical Center praised volunteers. Gov. Garvey Carruthers urged youth education and minority college attendance.

American Legion Auxiliary Unit 118 Rio Rancho Legion Department of New Mexico Carlsbad Veterans Affairs Eddie Ramirez Veterans Administration Medical Center Garvey Carruthers New Mexico

Dancers to perform at Jemez Monument July 15

Drums of the Albuquerque Inter tribal Dancers will beat out ancient rhythms July 15 at the Jemez State Monument in a summer program of Native American dances. The Eagle Dance Plains Indian Dance and Navajo dances start at 7 30 p m with doors opening 6 30 p m for tours. Admission is 3 for adults with free entry for children under 15. The monument is on Highway 4 one mile north of Jemez Springs 43 miles north of Bernalillo.

Albuquerque Jemez State Monument State Monuments Division The Museum of New Mexico Jemez Springs Bernalillo Cal

Rio Rancho student named to Emerson dean's list

Christopher Alfieri of Rio Rancho was named to Emerson College Boston Spring 1989 dean's honor list for achieving at least a 3.3 GPA in the Division of Performing Arts. Alfieri is class of 1990. Danny Ramsey of Rio Rancho also made the spring dean's list at Arkansas State University Jonesboro, top 5 percent of students in seven colleges.

Christopher Alfieri Rio Rancho Emerson College Boston Alfieri Emerson Division of Performing Arts Arkansas State University Jonesboro Ark

Adobe Theater Seeks Cast For Who's Happy Now?

Adobe Theater hosts auditions for Who's Happy Now in open readings on July 15 and 16 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Las Tiendas de Corrales. Casting five actors aged 95 to 50 plus and tech staff, contact 898 9222 or Nancy Weber at 891 1927 for details.

Adobe Theater Las Tiendas de Corrales Coors and Corrales Roads Theater Nancy Weber

Church hosts natural family planning course at St Thomas Aquinas

Natural family planning will be taught at St Thomas Aquinas Church parish hall beginning July 9 at 2 pm. The four class series will be taught by Joe and Elvira Guillen, certified Couple to Couple League teachers. Babysitting is provided. Call 892-5783 or 892-2927 for information and registration.

St. Thomas Aquinas Church Joe Elvira Guillen

Mumps vaccination gaps fuel adult susceptibility rise

Health officials warn mumps now affects young adults under 30 due to delayed universal vaccination. Outbreaks on campuses and workplaces increase, with costs and complications noted in Illinois events. Immunization is stressed as key to control.

Centers For Disease Control In Avlanta United States Center Peo Journal of the American Medical Association Illinois Chicago St. Joseph

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