First Entrant In State Fair Queen Contest
Farmington High School senior Sandy Lo, a 16 year old from Lay Plata, is the first official entrant in New Mexico's State Fair Queen contest to be held during the 1963 State Fair in Albuquerque. She is sponsored by her local community and must be single and between 16 and 21. The winner will be crowned at the Tingley Cajse on Friday night, Sept 24 and receive prizes including a crown and belt buckle. Last year’s queen was Betty Greene of Deming. The pageant includes horsemanship and personality judging. The 1963 fair runs Sept 12 through 15 in Albuquerque.
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Albuquerqus
Farmington High School
UN New Mexico
Sandy Loata Brown
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Mra
Loar
la Plata
Lay Plata
San Juan
New Mexico
Betty Greene
Deming
Tiree
Tingley Cajise
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Crisree
Albuquerque
Canjtu
Cantu
District Court
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Prize Winners In Fiesta Children’s Parade Named
Rosemary Jeantete named best all around in Fiesta Children’s Parade. Leonard Cruz, guitarist, accompanies Rosemary in a linked win. Other prize winners include dolls, costumes, groups, horses, pets, bikes and toys, with junior entrants highlighted.
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Thea
Rosemary Jeantete
Eloy Jeantete
Olla
Leonard Cruz
Frank J. Chie
Rosemary Teantere
Thys Leonard
Rosemary
Ste
Troy Jeantete
Lenard
Jank J. Cruz
Wypers
Mrotida Traytle
Molly Martinez
Lairie Alexander
Cowgirls
Rosemary Jeanine
Visit Highlights Family Ties Across States
Mr and Mrs Tom Graham of Austin Texas and daughter toured Taos meeting Mr and Mrs A A Skeezix Rodriguez and their daughter Sylvia. Graham is Rodriguezs cousin. Prof and Mrs Sam Fearrari of Verde Valley School Sedona Arizona also called on the Tunsenos during their Taos trip. With the Fearrari group was their three year old son.
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Tom Graham
Austin
Tex
A. A 'Skeezix
Rodrguez
Sylvia
Graham
Rodriguez
Sam Fearrari
Verde Valley School
Sedona
Ariz
Tunsenos
Taos
Pancake Feed Slated Sunday By Kiwanis Club
The Kiwanis Club sponsors its Aunt Jemima Pancake Feed at the Red Arrow Cafe on Santa Fe Road Sunday from 5 am to 1 pm. All you can eat for 75 cents per person. Tickets available from any Kiwanian or at the cafe. Pancake committee chair Cruz Vigil.
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Kiwanis Club
Indigent Hospital Fund Debate at Taos County Hearing
At a Taos County budget hearing, officials discussed the Indigent Hospital Act expanding county responsibility for medical bills amid a rising population and greater demand on government services. Luis Fernandez described the act as placing responsibility on the county for the indigent hospital costs.
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Taos County
Luis Fernandez
Five Suspects Quizzed On Latest Cantu Theft
Taos Police quizzed five suspects Monday morning after a burglary at Cantu Furniture and Hardware. More than $1000 in rifles radios televisions and watches were stolen from the store, entry gained via roof skylight. A watchman reported leaving at midnight. investigations continue.
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Taos
Phil Cantu
Cantu
Iittle
Ski Valley Seeks Kids For Slope Grooming Program
Ski Valley invites children aged 12 with at least two years of skiing to earn a season pass by grooming Yaos Ski Valley slopes. Dave Polson will supervise a crew starting Aug 2 through eight days later, with two additional days. Call 2244 or 2303 to apply. Parents and children should attend the Taos Winter Sports Club meeting Friday at 7 p.m. at the Taos Fehouse on Placitas for full details.
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Yaos
Dave Polson
Polson
Taos
P.m
Taos Fehouse
Placitas
Pueblo Youth Corps extends training across trades
In a briefing Botone outlined adult vocational training and on the job programs for Indians, citing placements from an Albuquerque archery firm to a Chicago electronics company. Pueblo Youth Corps members work about 36 hours weekly on community projects such as building fences adobes and corrals while girls learn home skills.
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Botone
Albuquerque
Chicago
Pueblo
Bernal
Del
Around and About at Fiesta Visitors from Jal
Mr and Mrs Dan Kretehmar of Jal New Mexico were among Fiesta visitors noted in the society roundup.
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Dan Kretehmar
Jal, N. M
Budget Shifts Reduce Court Funds and Raise Key Salaries
The report outlines cuts to court funds and raises in the Probation Office and District Attorney's office. Clerks face a salary cut from 3720 to 2400, miscellaneous funds drop from 936 to 200, while probation chief earns 5700 to 6000 and other salaries climb to 2880. District Attorney boosts include 6952 general transfer fund, mileage 250 to 550, per diem 250 to 500, capital outlay 250. Office supplies in the district attorney drop from 1580 to 18350.
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Atttorney
Tans Head Start Menu for Next Week
Thursday menu lists Cheese-Baloney Sandwiches Buttered Potatoes String Beans Cabbage Slaw Peanut-Butter Cookies Milk Friday Tuna Scoup Tossed Salad corn Spanish Rice Rolls Butter Apple Pie Milk Monday Vegetable Stew with Ham burger Buttered Rice Cheese Sticks Rolls Butter Jello and Bananas Milk Tuesday Beans-Chile with Hamburger Spinach Cheese Sticks corn Bread Apple Sauce Milk Wednesday Wieners on Buns Peas String Beans Buttered Noodles Celery Sticks Butter Cake Milk
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Tans Municipal
Advertising fuels growth and cheaper buys in retail
Samuel 5 Tibert argues that constant advertising saves costs for both retailer and consumer, boosts demand and productivity, raises real income, supports job stability through increased activity, promotes cheaper production and research, enables self service, and ensures retailers sustain extensive business via ongoing ads, with profits offset by lower consumer costs.
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Samuel 5
Tibert
University of Miss
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