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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
13
The Montessori school on Corrales Road south of the Fire Dept will stay in session until July 31 and reopen September 4 for the Tall session. Mrs. Dubinsky notes students can learn at home or at school during weeks away. The school and faculty are accredited by the Association Montessori International based in Amsterdam.
The Eleventh Annual All Arabian Horse Show at the New Mexico State Fairgrounds offers two raffle prizes: a registered purebred Arabian colt and $500. Proceeds go to St. Joseph Hospital Cancer Therapy Unit. Tickets are $1 at the hospital or show. free tickets with show tickets.
Residents in Rio Rancho discuss tight gasoline supplies and rationing as local stations face limited allotments. Woon notes demand exceeds forecasts, while shoppers report higher prices on Colorado trips and Sunday closures. Corrales and Paradise Hills dealers report varied effects and rising sales in a strained system. Travelers remain optimistic about vacation plans despite rumors of steep prices.
Corrales Community Recreation Project launches an eight week program starting July 2 open to school aged children in the OBSERVER area. The plan includes guitar basics wildlife study grooming and makeup cheerleading bread making bicycle repair film and photography auto mechanics babysitting tips boxing basketball wrestling karate football tumbling tennis baseball track intramural teams swimming and roller skating with weekly outings plus a Spanish culture course and story hour at Corrales Community Center behind the fire department. Registration is July 2 and volunteers and suggestions are welcome also contact Mrs Jack Young in Corrales.
Lorella Montoya Salazar, sister of Senator Joseph M. Montoya, is named to the Atomic Energy Commission's Affirmative Action Advisory Committee. She has worked with Senator Clinton P. Anderson and now serves on Sandia Laboratories staff in Albuquerque. For months she has led a minority employment assignment with AT&T in New York.
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