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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1983
Page
17
Friends of the Library sponsor a special guest Story Time on Thursday June 30 with Storylady from a local bookstore entertaining preschoolers from 10 am. Parents are asked to stay with children. Library hosts weekly Thursday 10 am sessions for preschoolers and offers free posters from the State Library. A Century 21 donation supports library programs.
The Observer reports the City Council will consider allocating space in the Blum Building after Amrep occupies much of the first year. The Library Board urges priority in alleviating space shortages as the library may stay put until full city access. The library will be closed on Monday July 4.
In Rio Rancho residents may pick up butter and cheese at the Senior Citi Center Haynes Park Grande Boulevard on June 22. The event runs 9 to 1 for families of varying sizes with proof of income required. For information call 892-3832.
A Special Mass of Thanksgiving will be celebrated Sunday June 26 at 3 pm at St Jude’s Church Paradise Hills for Polish Refugees in Albuquerque and vicinity. Rev Fr Edward W Rutowski will be celebrant. the event honors the Holy Father’s Poland visit and the 600th anniversary of Our Lady of Czestochowa. Everyone is invited to attend.
The Health and Environmental Department UN environmental improvement division says four public non community water systems did not provide valid microbiological samples for Q1 1983. Violations include Coronado State Park Bernalillo Sandia Bar Cotales Hummingbird Music Camp and La Cueva Tavern Jemez Springs area.
Horizon Corporation announced it has brought in a second gas well at Waterwood a residential and resort community 80 miles north of Houston. The company also stated loans totaling 56.5 million were concluded with two New Mexico financial institutions enabling further development in the Southwest including New Mexico. Floyd Bailey newly elected.
Jim Adair's 1938 and 1940 Navajo and Pueblo images will be shown at the Wheelwright Museum in conjunction with The Red and the Black: Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery by Margaret Tafoya starting June 26. Adair, an emeritus filmmaker and anthropology professor at San Francisco State University, discusses his humane approach to photography and his ongoing research on the Burnside family of Pine Springs, Navajo silversmiths and weavers, plus Isleta and Zuni Pueblo subjects. A reception for John Adair is planned for June 26 with public invitation.
Sandra Lucero daughter of Dwayne E and Dorothy J Steinly of Rio Rancho has graduated from the U S Air Force administrative specialist course at Keesler AFB Mississippi The six week course trained on Air Force correspondence and reports and certification toward an associate degree in applied science through the Community College of the Air Force Lucero will serve at Anderson AFB Guam with the 60th Bombardment Squadron She is a 1980 graduate of Cibola High School and headed to her new assignment with the Air Force
The University of New Mexico music department will run two summer camps for young musicians. Instrumental Music Camp runs July 17–23 with courses in winds, band, piano, improv, jazz, guitar, songwriting, and more. Show Choir Camp runs July 31–Aug 6 focusing on choreography and vocal performance. Registration closes July 1 and July 5 respectively. eligibility requires eighth grade completion and a teacher recommendation. UNM dorm housing is available. For details contact UNM music department.
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