Operas for Youth planned by New Mexico Opera Association
Mrs Gardner and Mrs Parr will assist with Youth Operas in Taos as part of a program by the New Mexico Opera Association and Taos Municipal Schools. Four Santa Fe Opera performances will be offered at 9 pm outdoors with Carmen in French and the others in English. Tickets for children 18 and under cost 1 plus 75 cents bus transport, limited Taos allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Opera Association
Taos Municpal
New Mexico
Santa Fe Opera
Bizet
Rossini
Taos Book Shop
Taos
Robert Parr
Harwood Foundation
Operas For Youth
Percy Gardner
Gardner
Regina Cooke
Slate Summer Church Services Begin This Sunday
The Rev Ray mond Bersting leads two Sunday services at First Soterien Church to accommodate travelers and families with long trips. Attendance aims to suit summer schedules and encourage worship during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Bersting
Golad Renidat
Sumer Experieres
Plan Tour Of Historic Sites In Taos County
A Taos County Historical Society planned tour on June 4 led by Helen G Blurmenschain and Ernest Loelman will visit Pueblo TL dating to 1000 A D Pueblo TL 200 A D and Pit Howse 90 A D at Arroyo Seco Turley s Mill of the R47 massacre at Arroyo Hondo and John Dunn s stage depot on the Rio Grande. Participants provide their own transportation and picnic line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
Helen G. Blurmenschein
Ernest Loelman
Rio Grande
Miss Garcia Weds Mr. Romero In Holy Trinity Church
Miss Bernice Garcia and Nicolas Romero wed in a double ring ceremony at Holy Trinity Church Arroyo Seco officiated by Rev Benedict Cueta. Bride wore white lace and net gown with blue carnation bouquet. Reception at Acapulco Club followed by 250 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Garcia
Mr. Romero
Holy Trinity Church
Bernice Garcia
Roniero
Annie C. Garcia
Prado
Ismael Garcia
Taos
Cape
Nicolas Romero
Rorsanes
Elvira Romero
Arroyo, Seco
Benedict Cueta
Robert Oakeley
Orlando Arellano
Red River Club Modernizes Headquarters
The Red River School House gains gas heat funded by the Women’s Club of Red River led by Mrs. John Wagner. Northern New Mexico Butane installed two thermostatically controlled panel heaters to back the old coal furnace. A summer water system hookup and recent rewiring complete the modernization. Ina Price of Raton spoke on wig usage, with two wigs to be donated for a summer benefit. A rummage sale was held at the Wisehart Building in Questa on May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
Woman’s Club of
John Wagner
Northern
New Mexico
Raton
Wisehart
Questa
Asian Students Visit Taos From Hawaii
About 135 Asian students from Hawaii will visit Taos and the Taos Pueblo on June 13. The Chamber of Commerce arranges the trip, sponsored by the Center for Cultural and Technical Interchange Between East and West, part of the Asia America program at the University of Hoanolult. The students, ages 22 to 42, study under U.S. government fellowships and will be accompanied by program staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Taos and
the Pueblo
Chamber of Commerce
Center For Cultural and Technical Interchange Between
East and
West
Asia-America
University of Hoanolult
U. S
Visit of Burns and Mitchell kin spans continents
Around and About Mrs. William E Burns of Sierra Madre California is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs Stephen A Mitchell Joining family members at the Mitchell home for a visit last week were the Roger Millers of Waterloo Iowa and their daughter Sister John David of Dacca East Pakistan who is on leave Mr Miller is Mrs Mitchell's and Mrs Burns' brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Burns
Sierra Madre
Calif
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Roger Millers
Waterloo
Iowa
John David
Dacca
East Pakistan
Mr. Miller
Mrs. Mitchell
Mrs. Burns
CC Women To Meet at Kachina Lodge Luncheon
The Women's Division of the Chamber of Commerce will hold a luncheon at Kachina Lodge at 12 noon on June 5. Special guests include Girl Scout Cadette Troop 59. An orientation will prepare volunteers for plaza information booth work, and the division will sell commemorative license plates at supermarkets Friday afternoon with Explorer Scouts installing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chamber of Commerce
Kachina Lodge
Ca‘dette
Plaza
Lucy Diane Gonzales Engaged to Carlos Eddie Baca
Mr and Mrs Facundo Gonzales of Chamisal announce the engagement of their daughter Lucy Diane to Carlos Eddie Baca son of Mr and Mrs Leo Z Baca of Minturn Colorado. The couple plan to wed at the Latter Day Saints Church Taos on June 17. Lucy Diane is a 1967 graduate of Penasco High School while Carlos Eddie is a 1962 graduate of Battle Mountain High School Minturn. Both are employed at Topsy Cleaners.
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Facundo Gonzales
Chamisal
Lucy Diane
Carlos Eddie Baca
Leo Z. Baca
Mintum, Cola
Latter Day Saints Church
Taos
Penasco High School
Battle Mountain High School
Minturn
Topsy Cleaners
Raymond Jonson Casein Exhibit At UNM Opens
The University of New Mexico News Bureau reports the Eighteenth Annual Summer Exhibition of Raymond Jonson’s acrylic polymer paintings at Jonson Gallery, May 28 through August, daily 12 to 6 pm. The show marks a ten year retrospective on his use of acrylics since 1947, tracing their development and impact on his work.
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University of New Mexico News Bureau
Raymond Jonson
Jonson
University of New Mexico
Junson Tey
Hel Bing
Piament
Film Dead Birds shown at Taos Association Theater
The Helene Wurlitzer Foundation of New Mexico presents the ethnographic film Dead Birds. Free to the public, the screening is at the Taos Art Association Theater on June 6 at 8 p.m. The Dani, a highland Baliem valley people, are studied in western New Guinea. Peabody Museum sponsored the filming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiussruuus Rauus
Mie Helene Wurlitzer Foundation
New Mexico
Pulicv
Taos Art Association
Grand
Baliem
New Guinea
Peabody Museum
Taos Extension Club Meeting Highlights May 2
The Taos Home Extension Club met May 2 at Mrs. Arturo Montoya’s home in El Prado with 24 members and 6 guests present. Guests included Mrs. Wallace Chatwin and others. scholarships were announced, and color charts from Joyce Foulds will guide attire and home decor choices. Members plan to attend the Homemakers College June 9 at New Mexico State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
Joyce Foulds
New Mexico State University
Homemakers College
Taos Events Calendar Highlights Local Activities
Taos hosts daily Visitors Information Booth at Taos Plaza 9 AM to 4 PM through June 4 with Cadette Scouts. June 1 board meeting at a member home. June 2 rummage sale at James Episcopal Church in Brink Building. commemorative license plate sale by Women's Division of the Taos Chamber. Bridge Club meets at Kachina Lodge. June 1 and 4 feature James Episcopal Church rummage sales. Louis Catusco paintings at Jables Gallery through June 16. Taos Historical Society site trip June 4. June 8 information booth returns. various meetings and film screenings listed through June 10. Rotary, Wurlitzer, and social events scheduled. June 7 Lulac and Episco pal Luncheon noted.
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T. James Episcopal Church
Brink Building
Post Office
Women’s Division
Chamber of Commerce
Safeway
Plaza
Taos
Duplicate Bridge Club
Kachina Lodge
James Episcopal Church
Brink
Jables
The
Taos Art Associatio
Louis Catusco
Pnd
Sapebrush Inn
Taos Book Shop
Aos Historical Society
Taos Valley
Ernest Lyckman
McCarthy Plaza
Taos Plaza
Rhough
Murl Packard
Taos Chamber of Commerce
Museum of International Folk Art
Santa Fe
Jaly
Kiwanis Club
el Charro
Focal
Rotary Club
la Cocina
Welone Wurlitzer Foundation
Crossroads Taos
New Guinea
Harwood Foundation
Social Security
Kit Carson Electric Coop Board Room
Women of St. James Episcopal Church
Lulac Meeting
Lulac House
Doudoroff to Co Direct KU Spain Language Institute
Prof Michael Doudoroff, KU professor, will co-direct the Summer Language Institute in Barcelona, Spain. The program runs June 9 to August 10, includes two weeks of travel in southern Spain, five weeks of intensive study in Barcelona, and two weeks in northern Spain. He is joined by Prof Marilyn Stokstad and travels with his wife Gay after the program. The itinerary covers Madrid, Salamanca, Cordoba, Granada, and more, with side trips to Belgium and Nordic countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Doudoreff
Bob Abbate
Mary Galtlund
University of Kansas
Barcelona
Spain
Madrid
Salamanca
Caceres
Builajuz
Cordoba
Granada
Valdepenas
Cuenca
Peniscula
Huesca
Pamplona
Santander
Burgos
Sepovia
New York
Brussels
Doudoroff
Marilyn Stokstad
U.S
Gay
Will Ravel
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Law “Rence
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Central Catholic School
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Rosa Ortiz
Sylvia Santistevan
Barbara Santistevan
Tonita Lujan
Patricia Vigil
Loretta Vigil
Conradins Martinez
Virgin Mary
Alfonso Vigil
Vefw Ladies Auxiliary
Fernandez de Taos
Raymond Mondragon
Stella Jaramillo
Larry Mares
Paul Maestas
Ruben Martinez
Margarito Anaya
Nick Suruck
Taos High School
Teresa Maestas
Central High
VFW
Li Ruces
Retea
Acapulco Club
Colorado Springs
US Army
Tans
Romero
Fort Biss
John Barela
George Romero
Grants
Felix Romero Jr
Silver City
Elis Garcia
Gilman
Colo
Red River Club
Washam
Gas Service
Retes Rd
Deckerhoff Commercial Printers & Stationers
Raymond Jonson Casein
UNM
Extension Club
My's
Abad Martinez
Doudoreff
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