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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1987

Page

4

Scout Yout Praises Rio Rancho Support For Boy Scouts

Our Readers Write from the Great Southwest Council expresses deep gratitude to Rio Rancho citizens and businesses for strong support of scouting. It notes rapid growth since 1956, parent involvement, and local reinvestment from dollars raised, highlighting the Drugs: A Deadly Game program.

Great Southwest Council Scouting Rio Rancho Observer America Boy Scout Council

Scout Oath Values Back Rio Rancho Youth Programs

A letter salutes Scout volunteers in Rio Rancho for upholding the Scout Oath and Law, praising their years of service to youth. The writer also urges voters to review how federal lawmakers voted on pay raises, noting Time magazine’s April article detailing hikes from 77 400 to 89 500 with several officials donating or returning funds.

Rio Rancho New Mexico Medicare Time Magazine House Treasury

Civic Day weekend honors and thanks in Rio Rancho

Rev Thomas Keane thanks many volunteers and sponsors for a successful Civic Day weekend highlighted by a bed race and a winning city slogan by Mary Ann Bohl. He commends the Rio Rancho Chamber of Commerce for bringing in the circus and encourages ongoing community collaboration.

Mary Clare Minor Rio Rancho Chamber of Commerce Mary Ann Bohl

Pilot project bins win praise for ease of use and yard cleanup

A reader praises the 96 gallon trash containers describing how they tilt on wheels with a foot against the bar to roll smoothly. He uses it curbside weekly and finds it excellent for grass clippings and disposing of large items, noting less mess than bagging.

Rio Rancho Chamber Thanks Circulation for Circus Support

James A. Kruger president of the Rio Rancho Chamber of Commerce thanks citizens for attending the Carson & Barnes Circus fundraiser on May 3. He credits Randy Johnson Tom Daubert and local businesses and city departments for the event and praises the community as the City of Vision.

Rio Rancho Randy Johnson Chamber Tom Daubert Amrep Southwest City of Rio Rancho Engineering Department Department of Public Safety Joiner Construction Rio Rancho Stone Edity Kyse Fred Schueler Discount Office Supply Godfather’s Pizza Loyette’s Gifts and Cards Rio Rancho Observer First Interstate City of James A. Kruger Rio Rancho Chamber of Commerce

Civic Day '87 Thanks Civic Day Volunteers and Sponsors

The Rio Rancho Civic Day Committee worked hard to stage May 2 activities at Haynes Park despite wind. Civic Day '87 drew thousands, with two Albuquerque stations promoting the event and many individuals and groups thanked for making it a success.

Rio Rancho Haynes Park Albuquerque Bob Schafer Frances Stewart PSI Jim Baer Emilliano Castillo Maureen McGibney Terry Reeder LaDonna Godlove Lorraine Warzeniak Bob Wessel Marge Pedraza Jay Grill Cindy Pearson Eric Briones Buel Warzeniak Violet Lucero Bill Wooten Michael Sanchez Betty Gilligan Gladstone Lawrence Willie Christie Terry Arnold Guy Exon Dick Hendrickson Darlene King John Prigmore Jim Lowry Kathy Rudin Elva Mico Trudy Berger Fred Scheler Carl Bonura New Mexico National Guard Hawk Hooten Martin Marcelli National Guard Claire Harrison Jerry Stewart Lowell Lester Paul Savandra Grover Nash Joan Borreson Jim Kruger Toni Beatty George Kitchen Vicki Zink Gary Stewart Scott Hendrickson Joe Cordova Lori Morris Helmut Kimple Joy Bohning Jerry Longman Aaron Fleming Southwest Travel Agency Gary Shannon Randy Chuck Theresa Everyboy

Cibola Little League thanks Rio Rancho Observer staff

Cibola Little League expresses sincere thanks to The Rio Rancho Observer for Opening Day coverage. Special thanks to photographer Gary Stewart for his photos. The league notes growing participation and many volunteers maintaining fields, proudly acknowledging staff effort. Jim Valentine, Vice President.

Cibola Little League Rio Rancho Observer Gary Stewart Jim Valentine

West Side transit push funds Unser Boulevard project

The District 29 Report details that Albuquerque and Rio Rancho lobbied to secure 1 million for Unser Boulevard with more aims. HB 75 sought 3 million for a North South Arterial. Rep Eisenstadt aided, with Chavez and Silva, Chamber, Bellamah, Amrep backing.

Albuquerque Rio Rancho Unser Boulevard Pauline Eisenstadt Dennis Chavez Daniel Silva Chamber of Commerce Bellamah Corporation Amrep Unser Blvd Unser Bernalillo Sandoval 20Th Street Coors New Mexico Paseo del Norte Montana State Highway Department House West Side House Memorial

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