ENMMC Celebrates National Volunteer Week and Auxilia ry Program
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center honors volunteers from the Auxiliary and Pastoral Care during National Volunteer Week April 6 12. The program, established in 1958, funds scholarships totaling over 50000 in 2013 and supports hospital services with thrift shop sales donations and volunteer activities across the campus. Lynda Whalen directs volunteer services contact 622 8170 ext 5170.
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Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
ENMMC
The
Auxiliary
Lynda Whalen
Young Filmmaker Explores Descanso Memorials
Eleven year old Christopher Garcia of Velarde writes and acts in a projected 15 minute film descargo Descanso about roadside memorials or descansos. He aims to educate viewers on distracted driving dangers and the memory of those lost to such crashes.
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Garcia
Archie
Descansos
Chris Ranney
Ron Weisberg
Chris
Ranney
Albuquerque
Paseo del Norte
Mick Gabaldon
Gabaldon
Shamarie Reid
Reid
Nominations Sought for 36th New Mexico Conference on Aging Awards
The New Mexico Aging and Long-Term Services Department invites nominations for four awards recognizing seniors and organizations aiding the states aging population. The 36th annual conference unfolds August 19–20 at Isleta Resort and Casino with 1,400 expected attendees. Deadline May 19 2014 by 5 p.m. Submit forms via nm aging site or by email mail or fax.
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New Mexico Conference On Aging
New Mexico
Isleta Resort and Casino
Department
Nmaging
State
Evone Gallegos
Evone D. Gallegos
Conference On Aging
Tijeras NW
Suite
Albuquerque
Walk MS Roswell Set for Saturday April 26
Roswell and nearby residents will join the Walk MS: Roswell on Saturday at Cahoon Park Swimming Pool to support MS research and local services. Registration opens at 8 a.m. with a 9 a.m. start. participants choose a half or three mile route and enjoy free food and entertainment.
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Roswell
Cahoon Park
National
MS Society
Maggie Schold
Regular exercise beats pills say Harvard doctor
Dr. Komaroff of Harvard Medical School says routine activity boosts health with no pill needed. Even 10 minute walks and split sessions count, and gym upkeep matters for encouraging ongoing fitness.
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Komaroff
Harvard Medical School
Doctor K
Shattuck St
Boston
Harvard College
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Larson
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Christopher
Rinaldi
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