Births in Albuquerque Area Show Five New Arrivals
Richard and Sherry Fisher of Albuquerque welcomed a son on February 20 at St. Joseph West Mesa Hospital. Thomas George and Cindy Jo Shroba of Albuquerque welcomed a daughter on February 21 at Presbyterian Hospital. Chris and Debbie Valencia of Albuquerque welcomed a daughter on February 22. George and Joanna Rodriguez of Albuquerque welcomed a daughter on February 25. Geoffrey and Linda Rinaldi of Albuquerque welcomed a daughter on March 3.
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St. Joseph West Mesa Hospital
Richard and Sherry Fisher
Albuquerque
Presbyterian Hospital
Thomas George
Cindy Jo Shroba
Chris
Debbie Valencia
George
Joanna Rodriguez
Geoffrey and
Linda Rinaldi
Arbor Day celebrated in New Mexico on Friday March 13
New Mexico observes Arbor Day on March 13 with public ceremonies planned in Albuquerque Lovington Hobbs Moriarty Las Cruces Rio Rancho Bernalillo and Grants. Urban horticulturist James Sais urges citizens and groups to plant trees to beautify yards and support the environment. The day traces to 1872 and Nebraska. Arbor Day is set as the second Friday in March in New Mexico. Also note a Rio Rancho Library Friends book sale on Saturday March 21 from 10 30 am to 3 pm at the library with books sold for 25 cents each benefiting the nonprofit group.
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James Sais
Cooperative Extension Service
New Mexico State University
J. Sterling Morton
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Nebraska
New Mexico
Sais
Albuquerque
Lovington
Hobbs
Moriarty
Las Cinces
Rio Rancho
Bernalillo
Grants
Friends of the Rio Rancho Library
Rio Rancho Library
Rio Rancho City Hall
West Mesa Scout Show and Events Highlight 1986
Great Southwest Council hosts a Scout Show at Coronado Shopping Center on April 4 with 65 to 70 booths inside and 10 to 12 outside. Activities include wildlife conservation, metalworks, surveying, Dutch oven cooking, aviation and computer science with Leader guides distributed. Pinewood Derby on March 28 at Sage Chapel Albuquerque. Troop 31 reports a strong winter, trips, races and service to Rio Rancho. Girl Scout and Chaparral Council activities listed with contact details and a March 12 birthday party at Tingley Coliseum. Library programs on Indian artifacts scheduled March 19 with Kent McManus from Sandia Indian Reservation.
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Great Southwest Council
Coronado
Dan Gillett
Rio Grande District
Sage Chapel
L.D.S. Church
Sage
Albuquerquesw
D.P.S
Rio Rancho City Hall
Rio Rancho United Methodist Church
Chaparral
Lori Hinman
Rio Rancho
Corrales
Taylor Ranch
Paracouncil
Dise Hills
Bernalillo
P.O. Box
West Mesa
Library States
PEO Chapter BD to Meet March 18 in Albuquerque
Chapter BD PEO will gather March 18 at Mae Emmons home 813 72nd Street Albuquerque at 10 am Ruth Geist co host. Mae Emmons NM Poetry Society to present Rio Grande Zoo program. NM Poetry Society to meet March 14 at Highland Senior Center Albuquerque with Elizabeth Lackman president announcing date. Rio Rancho poets invited for details call 892 8342.
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P.E.O
Mae Emmons
72Nd Street
Albuquerque
Ruth Geist
Rio Grande Zoo
NM Poetry Society
Elizabeth Lackman
New Mexico Poetry Society
Highland Senior Center
Rio Rancho
Joan Lacey
R.G.N.C
Rio Grande Nature Center
Forest Service
Exploring Native American crafts in the Southwest
The Rio Rancho Public Library highlights Navajo and Hopi weaving, sand painting, and turquoise jewelry with books like Old Navajo Rugs and Navajo and Hopi Weaving Techniques. Kent McManus of Bien Mur Indian Market Center will speak on March 19 from 7 to 9 p.m., reserve a seat by calling 892-1717.
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Rio Rancho Public Library
Kent McManus
Sandia Indian Reservation
Bien Mur
Southwest
Rio Rancho
Mariane Rodee
Mary Pendleton
Leland Wyman
Edna Bennett
Bien Mur Indian Market Center
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American Bank of
FDIC
Rio Rancho Dr. SE
Church OF Christ
Rio
Rancho
McDaniel
Schaal
Messig
Paradise Hills
Alameda
Placitas
Zia Pueblo
American Legion Post 118
Haynes Park
Mt. Taylor
Montosa
Valley High Pool
Troop 31
Sandias
Puesta del Sol
Scout News
The
Toni Beatty
Lark Senior Center
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