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Newspaper

Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1994

Page

2

Thanksgiving closures and ABATE toy drive in Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho City Hall and Sandoval County offices close Thursday and Friday November 24 25 for Thanksgiving. ABATE plans its second annual Christmas toy and food drive and a 1 to 5 p m ride Sunday November 27 starting at Fun Lanes and returning to Anchor Inn. Toys and food distributed December 23. Public invited. admission is a toy or food item and $1. call 891 4732 for details.

Rio Rancho Sandoval County ABATE Association of Brotherhood Aimed Bernalillo

Letters to Santa Claus inviting West Side children

The Observer invites all good boys and girls on the West Side to send Yuletide requests to Santa via The Observer. Artwork is encouraged and a sample will publish December 21. Mail letters to The Observer or drop at Santa’s mailbox in Rio Rancho. Submissions must arrive by 5 p.m. on Thursday, December 15.

Santa Claus the Observer Santa P.O Rio Rancho Sara Rd Panorama Plaza

Correction clarifies Belser remark on Carabacillas project

In last week's Observer the quote about Carabacillas Alternativa being six times as long as Paseo del Norte was misattributed. Belser said funding would take about six times as long, not that the roadway would be longer, clarifying the intended meaning.

Julie Belser Carabacillas Alternativa Barry Bellinger Christ Jerus Jesus Christ Jesus Paul Amwell Heaven Hell God

Marching Against Smoking at Bernalillo High

Bernalillo High School students and faculty joined a Thursday parade during the Great American Smokeout to protest smoking and tobacco advertising. The Tobacco No program, funded by the New Mexico Department of Health and the American Cancer Society, ties teen activity to credit earning for catalog items. Linda Pacheco of the Spartan Health Center urges healthier rewards beyond cigarette incentives.

Bernalillo New Mexico Department of Health American Cancer Society Linda Pacheco Spartan Health Center

Twinkle Light Parade Kicks Off Rio Rancho Holiday Season

The Seventh Annual Twinkle Light Parade will roll down Southern Boulevard in Rio Rancho on Saturday, November 26 at 5 45 p.m. Parade head Evonne Joiner notes new float entries and a remodeled Santa's Workshop float. Grand marshal Stan Ford, KOAT TV celebrity marshal Allen Scott, and sponsors Joiner Construction and First State Bank back the event with community partners. Parade safety rules discourage candy throwing. public viewing and post parade activities follow near Boston Chicken.

Rio Rancho Southern Boulevard Evonne Joiner Tony Popper Nonna Chamber of Commerce Terry Hibler Sheri Mike Becky Steven Rust Tractor Joe Kathy Gutierrez Seferina's Melvonna Joiner Roy Joiner Construction Joiner Stan Ford Parks and Recreation Ford Las Vegas Nevada Liberty Travel Allen Scott Koat TV Channel 7 KLSK Calmar Gallen Corral Post Newsweek Cable Seferino’s Stagecoach Stop the Observer Country Club Drive Boston Chicken Santa’s Workshop Department of Public Safety Evonne Evonna

Mountain View Middle School to Get 8000 Sq Ft Gym Facility

The RRPS Board approves design and purchase of an 8000 square foot pre manufactured steel gymnasium for Mountain View Middle School. The building will include a gym, bleachers, restrooms and could serve as a multi purpose room with potential relocation later. Construction could begin in February if plans proceed, with reports on middle and high school status given. The board also approves continuing DARE and GREAT programs with the Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety and schedules the next meeting for December 12 at 7 p.m.

UNM Mountain View Middle School Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety Rrps Board of Education Pial Thet Distri

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