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Thursday, March 13, 2008

This Weekend

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Compiled from Telegraph staff reports
    Family Movies
    Gets New Digs
    Family Night at the Movies sponsored by Drug-Free TRES Inc. is moving to its new location this Friday.
    The movie "Snow Buddies" will be shown starting at 6 p.m. at Mountainview Elementary School.
    The popular monthly event, which was started in the 1990s, moved to the school in an effort to provide better service to families in both the Edgewood and Moriarty communities.
    Literacy Program's
    Scrabble Tourney
    The Adult Literacy Program in Moriarty is sponsoring its annual Scrabble tournament Saturday at the Moriarty Civic Center starting at 11 a.m.
    Cost is $7 to enter. Proceeds will go to the program.
    For more information, call the Read "Write" office at 832-9469 or sign up at the Moriarty Library.
    Artists Group
    Meets To Network
    The East Mountain Artists Group will be meeting for networking, inspiration and sharing.
    The next meeting is scheduled at 3 p.m. Sunday at Jo's Chameleon Cafe, 10 miles south of Tijeras on N.M. 337. Artists are encouraged to bring a sample of their art, or photograph, to share.
    For more information, call 384-1058.
    East Mountain High
    Sets Fundraiser
    East Mountain High School invites all to join in a fun-filled evening of talent at the second annual "East Mountain Idol." This family-friendly event is scheduled from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Roosevelt Middle School Gymnasium.
    Sponsored by the East Mountain High School Student Parent Staff Organization, the event has become an annual fundraiser to benefit the school.
    Admission is $4 for adults and $2 for children 18 years and younger.
    HypnoBirthing
    Talk Scheduled
    There will be a discussion of HypnoBirthing at the East Mountain Library from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday.
    The discussion will be led by Debbie Wollam. HypnoBirthing offers a natural form of pain management that cuts hours off labor and requires less medical intervention.
    Call 286-4893 for more information.
    NMSU Sponsors
    Gardening Series
    New Mexico State University is offering an East Mountain Area Gardening Series at 6 p.m. on consecutive Mondays at the Edgewood Fire Station, 25 E. Frontage Road. Topics covered will include:
   

Session I, March 17, "Low Water-Use Plant Selections" by Curtis Smith.
   

Session II, March 24, "Soils and Irrigation" by Gene Winn and Jeff Bader.
   

Session III, March 31, "Care and Selection of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Including Evergreens" by Joran Viers.
   

Session IV, April 7, "Plant Pests (Diseases and Insects)" by Joran Viers.
   

Session V, April 14, "Fruit Trees and Small Fruits" by Patrick Torres.
   

Session VI, April 21, "Vegetables" by Gene Winn.
    For more information, contact Gene Winn at 246-4743 or Patrick Torres at 471-4711.
    Los Lunas Museum
    Features Speaker
    The New Mexico Genealogical Society will present a program at the newly opened Los Lunas Museum of Heritage and the Arts at 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
    Noted New Mexico genealogist Francisco Sisneros will be the speaker. He will tell the story of "Ana de Sandoval y Manzanares: Woman of Perseverance and Triumph." The museum is at 251 Main St. in Los Lunas. This program is free.
    For more information, call 352-7720 or visit the NMGS Web site at nmgs.org/workshop.htm.