New Mexico Arts and Crafts Fair Opens June 24 26
The 22nd annual New Mexico Arts and Crafts Fair runs June 24 to 26 at the State Fairgrounds. A poster by Helen Hardin headlines the event and is on sale for 30 dollars. The Keynote Exhibit features Hokusai prints from 1834 35 and runs June 23 to July 3 in the Pine Arts Gallery, with co sponsorship by the Museum of New Mexico. Admission is 1 50 for adults with free parking and free admission for children under 12.
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New Mexico
New Mexico State Fairgrounds
Main Street
Colombia
Guantamala
Albuquerque Area
Hokusai
Okitaro Hokusai
Japan
van Gogh and
Gaugin
Mount Fuji
Pro Sports School Seminar Set for June in Albuquerque
The Boosters Clubs of America announce a seminar titled Pro Sports School Sports Friends or Foes on Wednesday June 29 1983 at 2 p.m. in the Taos Room Albuquerque Convention Center. Chair Harrison Schmitt former U.S. Senator. speakers John Charlett Arizona Wranglers and Don Barksdale Save High School Sports discuss professional athlete roles and pro teams boosting high school sports.
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Boosters Clubs of America
Taos Room
Albuquerque Convention Center
John Charlett
Arizona Wranglers
U.S.F.L
Don Barksdale
Save High School Sports
Harrison Schmitt
U.S
Northwest Lions Club sets officer installation
The Albuquerque Northwest Lions Club of Rio Rancho will hold its 1983 84 Installation of Officers at the Prime House on June 28. President elect Homer Knearl starts a term with two projects including the Sandoval County Growers Market opening July 9 and a Lion sponsored dance recital Dance Dance Dance on July 29. Proceeds go to Lions Charity Funds. The club meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at the Prime House.
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Albuquerque Northwest Lions Club of
Rio Rancho
Homer Knearl
Sandoval County
Dave McGrath
Chingman
Education and Youth Committee
Lions
Prime House
Drainage ditch work begins in Rio Rancho near 7-Bar Channel
AMREP Southwest begins dirt moving to improve a west side ditch along NM 4528 and link it to the 7-Bar Channel flood control project in progress. The $1 million project, funded by Albuquerque Metropolitan Arroyo Flood Control Administration, includes AMREP’s $100,000 contribution. Phase one targets ditch improvements while phase two will modify roadways intersected by the ditch. Completion is hoped within three months ahead of the rainy season.
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N.M
Jim Colegrove
Amrep Southwest
Rio Rancho
Panorama Heights
Albuquerque
Arroya
Calabacillago Arroya
Colegrove
Shasesitt
Colesgrove
AMREF
New Mexico Miss Teen Pageant Preparations and Details
Fifty teen contestants from across New Mexico compete in the 1983 Miss Teen Pageant statewide prelim at Kiva Auditorium Albuquerque on June 25 at 7 30 p m with Linda Lopez 1982 Miss Teen leading a parade. Scholarships total over 25000 with an 8 50 ticket price. Volunteer service hours and scholastic standards highlighted. Workshops in July cover payroll accounting retail security performance appraisal and more with coordinator Kathy Chave contact details provided.
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State of
New Mexico
Kiva Auditorium
Albuquerque
March of Dimes
Linda Lopez
T.E.E.N
Albuquerque Convention Center
University of New Mexico
University of Albuquerque
Plaza 3 Modeling and Talent Agency
Evelyn Wood
Mexico
Stacia Lanzari
T.e.ena John Paul Garcia
TVI
Kathy Chave
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Museum of International Folk Art
Sensei Manji Inoue
Arita
Suge Prefecture Ceramic Institute
Sugar Babe
Lloyd
Dodie
Housiaux
Paradise Hills
Young At Heart Club
Rio Rancho Senior Center
Colt
Bernice Jones
DNH
Hone
China
Corrales RD
Post Office
Albuquerque Federal New Mexico
Uptown N.E
Fourth & Silver
N.W
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BCA
Howard Bruns
Mendous
Frank Capelli
Boosters Clubs, of America
Castlewood Drive
North Palm Beach
Northwest Lions Club
Aerece
Northwest Chiropractic Office
Parteem Crm
S Ltale
America
Coors RD
Pete Manena
Teer
Diane Strickland