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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1992

Page

9

Rio Rancho Elks Dinner and Dancing Fridays at Lodge

The Rio Rancho Elks Lodge hosts dinner and dancing every Friday from 5 30 to 8 p m for members and guests. The Corrales Library offers Jungian dream interpretation and active imagination with Taylor Sloan PhD on May 27 at 7 30 p m. For details call 897 0733. Meadowlark Senior Center this week lists May 27 war robe accessorizing at 1 p m June 2 FHP Jamboree and Ice Cream Social with Michael O Leary at 1 p m and June 3 day trip to Chaco Canyon at 7 30 a m.

The Rio Rancho Elks Lodge Corrales Taylor Sloan Meadowlark Senior Center Michael O'Leary Chaco Canyon

Camporee by local scouts draws 250 plus attendees

Local scout troops 31 and 741 co sponsored the 1992 Rio Grande District Spring Camporee at Paliza Campgrounds in the Jemez Mountains. More than 250 scouts adults and guests attended. Participating Troop 31 scouts included David Zoller Jr. Ben Gumm Matt Dyer Adam Claeson Tory McCaffery Scott Masker Daryl Wagman and Adam Bruha. Troop 741 included Sean Campbell J R Carri veau III Adam Dominguez Daniel Foesch Adam Jaksha Dennis LoGrasso Daniel Richard Sean Wilson Wade Peck Shawn Stoffer and Ward Stoffer. Adult leaders were Richard Dyer Tom Clacson Frank LoGrasso Steve Wilson and Alan Free.

Rio Grande District Paliza Jemez Mountains Troop 31 David Zoller Jr Ben Gumm Matt Dyer Adam Claeson Tory McCaffery Scott Masker Daryl Wagman Adam Bruha Sean Campbell J.R. Carriveau III Adam Dominguez Daniel Foesch Adam Jaksha Dennis LoGrasso Daniel Richard Sean Wilson Wade Peck Shawn Stoffer Ward Stoffer Richard Dyer Tom Clacson Frank LoGrasso Steve Wilson Alan

Vortex Theatre to stage Woman in Mind through June 17

Albuquerque's Vortex Theatre will present Alan Ayckbourn's Woman in Mind with performances on Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 6 p.m. through June 17. Reservations: 247-8600.

Vortex Theatre Alan Ayckbourn Albuquerque Children’s Theatre Kimo Theatre

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