Las Posadas Los Pastores return to Presbyterian church program
The Presbyterian Church invites all for the second annual Las Posadas Los Pastores, two evenings December 21 and 22 at 7 90 pm. Rev. Raymond T. Kersting explains that the public may attend free of charge as the church stage again traditional northern New Mexico religious folk plays with Mary Joseph shepherds hermit devil and guardian angel roles.
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Los Pastores
the Shepherds
Presbyterian Church
Thus
Raymond T. Kersting
Ken Winslow
Bethlehem
First Presbyterian Church
Vaice
Uas
Der
Merlin Shepherds
Randall
Phil Lovato
Mary
Joseph
Shepherds
Hermit
Devil
Lazy Bartola
Guardian Angel
John Donald Robb
University of New Mexico College of Fine Arts
Rabb
New Mexico
Donald J. Grout
Bartolo
Europe
Trujillo Seeks Removal of Welfare Minimum Across State
Unanimous agreement supports removing the $10 welfare minimum. The move aims to avoid harming recipients and state finances by preserving federal matching funds lost when cases are dismissed. Legislative Finance Committee backing cited, while officials from Health and Social Services anticipate a legislative clash. John Jasper, state director, supports the removal amid public criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Service Department
Trujifo
Legislative Finance Committee
Health and Social Services Department
Finance Committee
Manuel Barela
John Jasper
James Nicolas Receives Distinguished Flying Cross
SGT James Jeant Nicolas of the 778th T.A.5 earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for meritorious service during aerial combat in hostile territory. He is the son of Mrs. Lillian James and the late Steve James and brother of John James of Taos.
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Sgt
James Jeant Nicolas $. James
778Th
T.A.5
Lillian James
Steve James
John James
Taos
Town Council backs trash fee overhaul and enforcement plan
Harrison outlined a system where garbage, water, and sewer bills are combined, with the city taking 10 percent for handling. The proposal sets $2.25 monthly for residences, volume-based business rates, Safeway at $100, Kachina Lodge $60, and includes city payment of 10 percent on overdue accounts. TSI expects about 40 percent collection.
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Safeway
Harrison
Council
Taos
TSI
Kachina Lodge
Christmas lighting contest rules for Taos and area
The Sixth Annual Taos lighting contest offers three categories residential business and windows with up to 100 points awarded for Spirit of Christmas favorites native greenery creative design lighting arrangements and color. Prizes include 50 25 and 10 from Kit Carson Electric Cooperative and KKIT for residential and business entries while window prizes total 45 15.95 and 10 from Pioneer Investment Casa de Taos Realty Plaza Cafe and Bakery. Entries open to all in Kit Carson Electric’s service area with no fee and judging runs 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM on December 18 19 and 20 in designated towns.
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Taos
New Mexico
Kit Carson Electric Cooperative
KKIT
Favcutas
Pioneer Investment Company
Casa de Taos Realty
Plaza
Kit-Carson Electric Cooperative
Taos News
Chamber of Commerce
Leandra Lopez
Penasco
Conoco
Questa
Eagle Nest
Ojo Caliente
Taos and Vicinity
Taos CAP seeks interest for post high school courses
Taos County Community Action Program education committee invites interest in post high school level courses arranged by Eastern New Mexican University. Courses may count toward a degree if a C or better is earned. Enrollment options include GED placement, 12 credit hours, tuition varies by class size and instructor salary. Forms are available at local schools Harwood Library The Taos News office and other places. The CAP may study a Taos community college run by locals and funded by taxpayers.
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Taosenas
Taos County Community Action Program
CAP
New Mexican Uni
Harwood Foundation
The
Taos News
Taos
Campbell to Lead Mining at Questa Site
Campbell, with a B.S. in Mining and Engineering and 25 years in the field, will oversee mining and milling operations and focal exploration at Questa. He has worked for U.S. Steel, Calumet and Hecla, and International Minerals and Chemicals, is a member of the AI MME, the Elks Lodge, a former Calumet city councilman, and a Presbyterian elder. Married with four children, he now resides in Taos.
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Pagenology
Campbell
U.S. Steel
Calumet
Hecla
International Minerals and Chemicals
Questa
American Institute of ‘Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Elks Lodge
Michigan
Presbyterian Church
Taos
Taos parade honors Christmas with joy and art
Taos events celebrate Christmas with the Boys Club organizing decorations and a bandstand setup. A Taos Elementary School first grade, led by Ani ta Dominguez, displayed Moving Christmas Trees. Pamela Randall received a third honorable mention as a Christmas Package. The event, sponsored by the Taos County Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division, featured a program under Miss Mary Kaye Murphy and a Santa Claus appearance for about 700 children. A new Boy Scout contest adds a $10 prize for best Christmas lighting and decor. Entries due January 15, 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Dominguez
Taos
Pamela Randall
Charles Randall
Taos County Chamber of Commerce
Lewis J. Waltner
Louisa Mayer
Carmen Velarde
Ernest Des Georges
Keith Gritman
Waltner
Philip Lujan
Roland Salazar
Danny Romero
Johnny Gallegos
Johnny Martinez
Herman Trujilo
Chuck Martinez
Wayne Dallas
Albert Romero
James Montoya
Albert Gallegos
Micky Gallegos
Donald Montoya
Ruben Arguello
Frankie Trujillo
Ray Herrera
Roy Martinez
Mary Kaye
Murphy
Taos Elementary School
Eve Malo
Dulcie Romero
Col
C. E. Fay
Chamber of Commerce
Rumaldo Garcia
Garcial
Lou Pond
Santa Claus
Boy Scout Troop 98
Taos County
Mabel M. Kuykendall
Ihairman
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Trujillo
Mabel Kuykendatt
Bor Quijote
Mosicos
Suerleon
Phang
Owaur
Abert Faniy
Sanitong Certified
Las Posadas
Joeph
Gaspar Martinez
Htlen Archuleta
Molycorp
Johnny's Barber Shop
M&m Barber Shop
Mountain View
Blue Sky's
Barbers
Pueblo
Wally-Rod Inc
Gordon Jewelers
Greg Accounts Welson
Fass
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