Roswell Altrusa Fair Funds Special Olympics Activities
The Roswell Altrusa Club hosts a table setting fair April 1 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Sally Port Inn to raise funds for Tabosa Development and Training Center vocational students who will compete in local and regional Special Olympics events. Donations are 2.50 per person and proceeds will buy uniforms and possibly cover entry fees.
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Melissa Adams
Roswell
Altrusa Club
Tabosa
Altrusa
Sally Port Inn
Janet Henry
Vickie Pope
Develoment and Training Center
NMMI
Artesia
Albuquerque
Dear Abby readers seek aging tips and relationship wisdom
A collage of letters to Dear Abby covers aging jokes on dying young, advice on warming up to daughters in law, and a survivor’s account of rape and healing. The writer urges mothers in law to initiate contact, while Frannie jokes about birth control deductions.
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Abby
Faunt
Renfrew Hall Collection Promotes Leather Look Furniture
Coordinators seek help as Development and Training Center students prepare for events including softball long jump and running. Participants range in age from nine and up from other special education programs. For details on the Table Setting Fair call Tommie Neely at 622 0824 and for games call Mrs Henry or Mrs Pope at 347 5431.
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Ays
Tion
Tommie Neely
Henry
Pope
Works on Paper Southwest 1978 Exhibit Opens in Roswell
A new exhibit at the Roswell Museum and Art Center titled Works on Paper Southwest 1978 runs through April 16. Sponsored by the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, it features 75 to 100 works on paper, juried by Weston Naef of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The show includes three invited artists Carlotta Corpron Denton Texas Dan Rizzie and Carole Scholder Dallas. It travels a year with the Roswell venue as the only site outside Texas.
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Southwest
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Dallas Museum of Fine Arts
Southwestern Prints and Drawings
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Weston Naef
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Carlotta Corpron
Denton
Dan Rizzie
Carole Scholder
Dallas
Dallas Museum
Mobil Foundation, Inc
Homelike Quality Sought in Most Nursing Homes
At a San Francisco long term care symposium sponsored by the California Association of Health Facilities a proposal urged nursing homes to provide a homelike atmosphere. Eisdorfer of the University of Washington chaired the event citing Dr. Kastenbaum's research on moderate wine use by elderly patients. Over 30 states already permit wine service with physician approval.
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Peers
San Francisco
California Association of Health Facilities
Eisdorfer
University of Washington Institute On Aging
University
Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Robert Kastenbaum
University of Massachusetts
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Harold Runnels
DNM
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New Mexico Military Institute
Phil Donahue
Joan
ST. Louis
Frannie
Sears
Renfrew Hall
Lynn Lawn
Roswell Museum
Amer
Fletcher Meats Y
N. Galen
Lincoln
Sears, Rosduck and CO
Main
Roswell, N.M
Jesus
Diamond-A Cattle Company
Reliable Realtors
Allen Roofing Company, Inc
Carolyn Gaunce
Tywoall House Publ. Inc
Newspaper Bible, Inc
Randy Gril
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