Restaurant Owner Leads Veterans Aid Effort In Albuquerque
Tony Louchios, co owner of Prime House Restaurant on Coors Road, organized a gala to mobilize business people for veteran families through Friends of the V A Hospital Albuquerque. He formed the honorary board with Senator Pete Domenici and Rep Manuel Lujan Jr and invites broad membership from $5 to $100. meetings are held monthly at the Prime House with plans to expand across New Mexico.
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Tony Louchios
Prime House
Coors Road
Joan
Mike Daniels
Friends of the
V.A. Hospital
Albuquerque
Louchios
Veterans Hospital
Cypress
Chicago
Springfield
Migsburn
Tony
Friends
V.a.hospital
Pete Domehici
Manuel Lujan, Jr
John Badagher
Pat Padilla
Kinney
Thomas Rawson
Max Danner
Las Cruces
Janet Ferrell
Record deer buck sets New Mexico Boone and Crockett mark
A 205 point deer from the Lindrith area tops local hunting lore as Dennis A. Martinez of Espanola bags a monster in the Lin drith region. New restrictions for off road hunting and license restratification are outlined with town by town clinics on November 2. The northern Central Flyway opener and Santa Fe River Basin add to a busy hunting season with praise for the Corps of Engineers for Cotchiti Lake habitats.
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Dennis A. Martinez
Espanola
Lindrith
Boone and Crockett
Cuba
Chama
Santa Fe
Game & Fish
Santa Fe River
Cochiti Lake
Corps of Engineers
Chamber notes urge local business to join and participate
The Rio Rancho Chamber of Commerce emphasizes membership as a direct benefit to the community and individual business people. It highlights advocacy before government, an information center serving about 1,000 walk-ins and 3,000 pieces of correspondence annually, a 1983 84 program of work, and ongoing planning input with Albuquerque agencies for river crossings and arterials. It notes dues renewal, welcomes new members, seeks balloon rally volunteers, and thanks a donor for calligraphy on certificates.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wirears Gent
Servite
Rio Rancho
David Santillanes
Rio Rancho Chamber of Commerce
Westside Council
Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Albuquerque Planning Convision
City of
Albuquerque
Environmental Protection Commission
Bernalillo County
Urban Transportationollcy Planning Board
Fst
Rio Grande
Sprenger
Aprile
Robert Aprile
Chamber
Joe Bieza
Bieza
Wheelchair Fun Run Set at VA Medical Center Albuquerque
The first annual Wheel chair Fun Run sponsored by the VA Medical Center in Albuquerque will be on Veterans Day November 11. Open to all wheelchair bound veterans in New Mexico the event features a 100 yard dash half mile and one mile run with no entry fee. Registration forms are available from VA Recreation Service UNM Intramurals Albuquerque Parks and Recreation and state veterans groups. Late registration is noon to 1 p.m. race day with pre race events including celebrity and veterans organization races. Awards go to top three in each category and a motorized wheelchair class exists. Everyone is invited to watch as the Avenue of Flags at the VA center road is raised, featuring over 300 flags the largest in the VA system.
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Veterans Administration Medical Center
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Medical Center
Jeffrey Paul
VA Medical Center
University of New Mexico
City of Albuquerque Parks and Recreation Department
Veterans Service
Paul
Veterans Organization
VAMC
Veterans Day Parade Seeks Rio Rancho Veterans 1983
Rio Rancho calls all veterans to join the Veterans Day parade on Friday November 11 1983. The Veterans Council initiated the observance four years ago and invites WWI WWII Korea and Vietnam veterans plus any group to participate. Call Henry Engel at 892 8242 to join host post activities and fly your flag on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Rancho
Congress
Veterans Council
Service Veterans Council
Korea
Henry Engel
Village Moves To Hire Animal Control Officer Before Corrales Attack
The village council planned to hire a full time animal control officer and rewrite the animal control ordinance, including a leash law, after discussions in July and August. On Sept 12 a 8 year old, Phillip Briggs, was mauled by three dogs on his way to school, prompting his mother Janette Smith to sue the village, police chief, and dog owners on Oct 19 for unspecified damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrales
Wbiting Gentry
Observer
Richard Qritoya
Gentry
Phillip Briggs
Janette Smith
Phillip
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Bruening
Pete Ford
William “Bing” Grady
Brother Mathias
Colleen Maloof
Coda Roberson
D.W. Falls
Banjo Palyer
Bill Pegram
Vetsté
Atheir
Pegram
Syesh
Ers
Game Department
Gallup
Public Safety Building
Belew
Gil
Estancia
Albuquérque
Game & Sh
Aztec
Los Alamos
Guardian Angel
Kure
HSD
HED
Emersehnay
William Connor
Connor
Enchantment Hair Design, Ltd
Maureen Nicastro
Cindy Fairfield
Dalcon Automotive Repair
Dale Funkey
Sun Belt Contractors
Frank Libassi
Ranchero Bowl
Ron Senac
Draftig Service
Robert
Bas
Parad
Hills Mercado
Jiropractor
Iree
Actic
Mraine
Northwest Chiropractic
Coors
N.W
N.M
Recreation Service
Ridgecrest SE
Judi Buehrer Observer
EAR OF Fear
Associated
Counseling & Testing Group
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