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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1980

Page

8

Rockhounds Meet Rio Rancho Members Hear April Talk on Maar Craters

The Rio Rancho Rockhounds met Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Italian American Club with 79 members and 6 guests. Richard Warren of Los Alamos spoke on Maar Craters. Next meeting May 6 features Dr. Keith Rigby on Summer Projects. Eight attendees won door prizes and raffle funds support a scholarship. April 12 marked the Sth Annual Rock and Hobby Show at St. Pauls Church Auditorium with broad displays and contests. plans for 1981 were set.

Rio Rancho Rockhounds St. Paul's Church

Valdez elected president of University of Albuquerque Student Senate

Tina Valdez a junior majoring in public administration was elected president of the University of Albuquerque Student Senate. She has served on the senate for 18 months and participates in the Dormitory Association and MECHA, co edits the university yearbook, and is a 1977 Questa High School graduate. Also elected were 15 student senators led by Dominick Foster and Daniel Donahue with offices to begin this semester.

Tina Valdez University of Albuquer Ms. Valdez U of A Valdez Questa High School Alice Valdez Ortega Costilla New Mexico Dominick Foster Daniel Donahue Dorothy Garcia Bernadette Gutierrez Tom Wendell Geri Ferrera Kevin Marshall Patricia McClain Emilio Candelaria Mike Hance Lori Bower Robert Ivey Dwayne Mitchell Joseph Harris Steve Alderman

Sanchez and Perea Tie The Knot In Alameda Church

Miss Yvonne Evelyn Sanchez and Paul Anthony Perea were wed at Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Alameda on Saturday. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sanchez. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio Perea of Corrales. A reception followed at American Legion Post 99 in Alameda with family and friends in attendance.

New Mexico Issues Sticker Type Annual Camping Permit

A new state park annual camping permit in New Mexico is available for 36 dollars or 18 dollars for residents aged 62 or older. The sticker is affixed to the lower right windshield corner and sold only to visitors with current vehicle registrations. A second sticker for another vehicle costs 12 dollars. duplicate stickers 1 dollar. Holders of old permits must exchange them at parks or the Santa Fe office.

New Mexico State Park and Recreation Division Santa Fe Noc Villarreal Sion Villarreal Congnient State Park

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Professional Directory Alfred M. Carvajal Attornay Law Marade da Maya Corrales Road Charles W. Sullivan Attornay N.Y Monte Vista, N.E Albuquerque Thomas D. Broadbent D.D.S General Dentistry Corrales Center Rio Rancho Blvd Hugh S. Mcleod D.M.D Orthodonites Westside Medical Plaza Rio Rancho Inn Vincent A. di Zinno General the Dentistry aAene Daniel J. Farley Rocky RF Plaza Coors Rd N.W Michael R. Pincus Corrales M.A Robert L. Gurnee MSW Ann Yeager - Martinez Garralea Shepping Rockhounds Meet Annabell H. Bouckhuyt Calvary Lutheran Church Missouri Synod of Rio Rancho American Legion Martin Peters Michel Michel Bushman Rph Southwest Pharmacy Simms Drug Store Southern Blvd N.M Yvonne Evelyn Sanchez Richard Delgado
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