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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1988

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Joan Kellogg on Crime Stoppers at AARP Chapter 663

Joan Kellogg spoke on Albuquerque Crime Stoppers history and successes at the AARP Chapter 663 meeting held September 15 at the Meadowlark Senior Center. Chapter president Elaine Crawford urged volunteers for next year’s tax aid program with a training plan and coordinator. Rio Rancho needs at least eight volunteers. The second annual state AARP conference is set for October 24–26 in Las Cruces at the Hilton with room rates of 45 dollars per night. Call Crawford at 892-6210 for details or Walter Podraza at 892-9071 to become recording or corresponding secretary.

American Association of Retired Persons Meadowlark Senior Center Joan Kellogg Albuquerque Rio Rancho Las Cruces Hilton Crawford Walter Podraza

Kiwanis elects officers in northwest Albuquerque

John C. Wheeler, a Rio Rancho attorney, was installed as president of the Kiwanis Club of Northwest Albuquerque for a term ending Oct. 1, 1989. Gary Santillanes and Rev. Richard Freeman were installed as vice presidents, with directors listed as Robert Flaxhart, Harvey Secor, Thomas Swisstack, Frank O'Donnell, Inge Lindsey and Walther Bode. The club supports local projects including a welcome sign, balloon festival, science fair, and the Children's Miracle Telethon.

John C. Wheeler Rio Rancho Kiwanis Club Albuquerque Gary Santillanes Richard Freeman Robert Flaxhart Harvey Secor Thomas Swisstack Frank O'Donnell Inge Lindsey Walther Bode

Card Party for Alzheimer's research at city auditorium

On Saturday October 15 a cards and games party to benefit Alzheimer's disease research will be held at the city auditorium starting at 12:30 p.m. Refreshments and four raffles with prizes such as a nano-mage afghan oil painting fruit basket and a china plate will be offered. Door prizes will be presented. Donations are $2.50. Sponsored by National Association of Retired Federal Employees Chapter 1381.

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