St Johns College: a one of a kind U S liberal arts model
St Johns College with campuses in Annapolis and Santa Fe presents a unique profile. It runs a four year fixed curriculum centered on about 130 core works, offers no majors, and emphasizes broad study across mathematics science language and music. The college seeks 25 million dollars to fund its traditional program and endowments as it faces rising annual costs.
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St. John’s College
Annapolis
Santa Fe
N.M
John's
St. John's
NMS
King William School
Homer
Euclid
America
Cambridge
Oxford
Britain
Manchester Guardian
St. John’s
Canada
Adolph W. Schmidt
Ligonier
Alexander K McLanahan
Houston
Board of Visitors and Governors
Legion Ceremony Honors Deceased Rio Rancho Member
Members of American Legion Post 118 performed the ceremony for Earl Balcom 58 at Alameda Mortuary on December 27 at 7 p.m. Requiem Mass was held December 30 at St. Thomas Aquinas Church Balcom was interred at Santa Fe National Cemetery with full military honors Pallbearers included Commander Henry J. Bagsey and others.
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American Legion
Rio Rancho
Legion
Earl Balcom
Bertha Rd
Alameda Mortuary
St. Thomas Aquinas
Balcom
Santa Fe National Cemetery
Henry J. Bagsey
Nick Galch
Fred Rutz
Frank Tumzon
Robert Bennett
Charles Budinsky
George Fairbush
Addie Balcom
Annual Card Party by Rio Rancho Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 118 of Rio Rancho hosts its Annual Card Party on Friday February 4 1977 at The Auditorium from 8 p m. Refreshments door prizes and general prizes will be awarded. Legion members especially pinochle players are urged to attend. Tickets cost 1 25 and for tickets call Jean Lakata or Blanche O Nell.
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American Legion Auxiliary Unit 118
Rio Rancho
Legion
Jean Lakata
Blanche O'Nell
Jewish Community Group to host Life Saving film
On January 13 at 2 30 p m the Rio Rancho Jewish Community Group will screen A Life In Your Hands narrated by Burt Lancaster about saving a life before help arrives during a heart attack. All are welcome and neighbors are urged to attend.
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Rio Rancho
Burt Lancaster
Herbert Lamb
Ben Roth
Pueblo Indian Paper Dolls book features Pueblo and Zuni cutouts
Indian Children Paper Dolls from Museum of New Mexico Press presents six Indian boys and girls with two outfits each for daily and ceremonial wear. The full color collectible includes brief text on clothing use and perforated pages for easy tearing. Price is 2.95, available via Museum of New Mexico Press, Santa Fe.
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Museum of New Mexico Press
Phyllis Hughes
P.O
Santa Fe
N.M
Taxpayers face two week delay in federal tax packages
IRS New Mexico district director Arturo A. Jacobs says printing and mailing of tax forms were delayed by late Congress enacted changes. Most taxpayers should receive forms by mid January and should wait to file. He urges gathering records and reading instructions carefully, then filing. Refunds in four to six weeks for January filings. Do not use 1975 forms to file 1976 returns. Use the pre addressed label and coded envelope to speed processing.
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New Mexico
Arturo A. Jacobs
Internal Revenue Service
Jacobs
Congress
IRS
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J. W. Lakata
Garden Club
Boyd Eliott
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Transplants Garden Club
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Rio Rancho Auditorium
Elks’ Ladies
Greatbatch
Margaret Casey
Emily Fanning
Henry Kurzweil
Joan Stuart
Dolores Bolmer
Joan Johnson
Liz McDonald
Elk’s Lodge
Knights of Columbus
the Knights of Columbus
Council
Legion Auxiliary
By Jean Lakata
Jewish Community Group
By Henny Kurzweil
Observer
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