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Newspaper

Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1979

Page

7

Tax Hearing Set in Corrales Watershed Meeting

Sandoval County Commission schedules a second public meeting on the Corrales Watershed tax at 7 30 p m May 8 in Rio Rancho Auditorium due to expected turnout. Also: bids approved for Circle paving, fire hose, road work for school routes, and funding debates on a county agency and La Buena Vida.

Sandoval County Commission Corrales Rio Rancho Democratic Club Wylie Corp Albuquerque May Circle Rio Rancho Fire Department John Kearney J. R. Hale Contracting, Inc Bernalillo Placitas la Buena Vida

Rev Murphy Resigns as Pastor of St Pauls UCC in Rio Rancho

The Rev Nelson R Murphy resigns as pastor of St Pauls United Church of Christ to accept a call as pastor of Redeemer United Church of Christ in Sussex Wisconsin. He organized the Rio Rancho church in 1973 and led its first service in 1974 with 13 attendees. The congregation now numbers about 20 and runs the former Rio Rancho Auditorium as a community service. Pastoral changes in the UCC are handled by the congregation through a search committee.

St. Paul's United Church of Christ Nelson R. Murphy the Redeemer United Church of Christ Sussex Wisconsin Milwaukee Nelson Rio Rancho United Church of Christ

Murphy Family Plans June Move for New Assignment

Rev Nelson Reese Murphy is the chosen candidate and will start the new assignment on July 1 after the Murphy family relocates from Rio Rancho in mid June. The congregation confirms the appointment and anticipates the transition.

Murphy Rio Rancho

Detour In Effect On North Coors Road Highway Project

The State Highway Department tightens traffic on North Coors Road between Montana Road and Paradise Hills with one lane each direction. Detour remains around the clock as paving uses heater scarifying and new asphalt, May finish weather permitting. Mountain States Constructors of Albuquerque is the contractor on a 2.7 million dollar widening program from I 40 to Corrales.

State Highway Department North Coors Road Montana Road Paradise Hills Bill Walk Corrales Highway Department North Coors Interstate 40 Mountain States Constructors ,Inc Albuquerque Rio Rancho

Local Scouts By Victor Heid

Cub Scout Pack 714 at Rio Rancho Elementary School earned the President's Ribbon for the third straight year in a day of events held on Saturday April 28. The author notes this achievement as possibly unprecedented for a cub scout unit, reflecting the unit's sustained excellence and leadership.

Cub Scout Pack Rio Rancho

Boy Scouts Show Honors Den Units in Great Southwest Civic

Seven cub scout dens and one webelos den participated in the show sponsored by the Great Southwest Circus. The theme drew on Norman Rockwell portraits, honoring a deceased artist. Congratulations to the boys and leaders for carrying on the tradition of quality and hard work. The community salutes their outstanding effort.

Webelos Great Southwest Crsicth Norman Rockwell

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Adobe Theatre Dona Kanin Adobe BIG River Perea House Becky Workman Louis Valencia R. W. Johnson Anti Rev Nelson Reese Murphy Victor Heid
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