Fourth Religious Art Show Opens to All Area Artists
The First Presbyterian Church of Taos announces its fourth annual Religious Art Exhibit inviting Taos area artists to submit up to two works. Categories include Liturgical Art and a General category themed Man his agony and his glory. About 40 Taos artists have participated in prior years with the exhibit hung in the church fellowship hall for eight days.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Taos
First Presbyterian Church
Churches Join In Taos Christian Education Plan
Three Taos churches cooperate to launch a 10 week Christian education program for area children starting Tuesday June 11. Classes run 9 to 11 45 am for ages four through sixth grade, with a 50 cent registration and weekly offerings for a local Taos project. About 15 adults will lead.
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Taos
First Presbyterian Church
St. James Episcopal Church
Two Taos Students Win Place in NM Summer Physics Training
Taos High School's Robert Harrison and Penasco High School's Lucille Romero are among 32 top NM juniors selected for the Third Annual Summer Physics Training Program at New Mexico State University, June 10 to 19. Sponsored by principals and science teachers, the state, and the New Mexico Academy of Science, the six week institute covers experimental physics techniques, light speed measurement, optical ranging, ruby and gas lasers, high resolution spectroscopy, and holography. Harrison is active in National Honor Society, Debate Club, and Youth Fellowship. Romero serves on Student Council, Girls' Athletic Association, is a cheerleader and class officer. They are children of Robert E. Harrison of Taos and Ramon Romero of Vadita.
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Taos County
New Mexico
New Mexico State University
Robert Harrison
Taos High School
Lucille Romero
Penasco High School
State of New Mexico
New Mexico Academy of Science
Harrison
Robert E. Harrison
Taos
Miss Romero
Girls’ Athletic Association
Ramon Romero
Vadita
Louisa Garcia Rites Held in Ranchos de Taos
Funeral services were held May 7 for Louisa M. Garcia who died May 3 in a Las Vegas hospital. The 81 year old lifelong Ranchos de Taos resident was laid to rest at Nazareth Cemetery after Mass at St Francis de Assisi Church. Pallbearers included Armando Salazar and others. Rosary was May 5 and 6 at San Martin Chapel. She leaves two sons Teodoro Salazar and Willie Mondragon, a daughter Susana Trujillo, siblings in Pueblo and Ranchos, and numerous grandchildren. Arrangements by Garcia Funeral Home.
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Louisa M. Garcia
Las Vegas
Jimmy Gallegos
Tito Mondragon
Teodoro Salazar
Ranchos
Willie Mondragon
Tooele
Utah
Susana Trujillo
Jimmy Mondragon
Pueblo
Colo
Joe Mondragon
Levi Salazar
Garcia Funeral Home
Housing plea for students from Texas Tech art school
Clarence Kincaid, art professor at Texas Technological College in Lubbock, asks for housing for students attending the college’s art school from June 4 to July 12. Those wanting to rent should contact Dr. Kincaid at P.O. Box, Lubbock 79409. Mrs. Catharine Seymour has returned to Llano Quemado after wintering in Santa Fe and Denver stops en route, including the Jacques Carer home in Pojacqua.
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Clarence Kincaid
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Taosenos
Dr. Kincaid
P.O. Box
Catharine Seymour
Llano Quemado
Santa Fe
Denver
Jacques Carer
Pojacqua
Visiting the Scott McCulloughs and family travel notes
Mrs. Charles H. Owsley of Youngstown Ohio traveling to visit her son Erick at the University of Colorado in Boulder. She then planned to see another son Keith in Florida after flying from San Francisco to New Mexico.
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Scott McCulloughs
Charles H. Owsley
Youngstown
Ohio
Boulder
Merick
University of Colorado
Keith
Florida
Mrs D Lovato Dies at 77 in Ranchos de Taos
Mrs D Lovato, 77, died at her Ranchos de Taos home on May 21. Services led by Father Manuel Alvarez at San Francisco de Assisi Church, burial in San Francisco Cemetery. Rosary and services held May 21 22 at San Martin Chapel. Pallbearers named Martinez family. Survived by two sons Amarante and Lorenzo, three daughters Senida Martinez Pita Lovato and Bonnie Lovato, a brother Abenicio Romero, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements through Garcia Funeral Home with plans for summer studies at New Mexico State University.
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Desideria R. Lovato
Lovato
Ranchos de Taos
Manuel Alvarez
San Francisco de Assisi
Ranchos
San Francisco
Cloveo Valerio
San Martin Chapel
Louis Martinez
Andy Martinez
Larry Martinez
Margarito Martinez
Luz Martinez
Edmundo Vigil
Nen
Mexico State University
Garcia Funer
Martinez Wins Stanford Award For Ted Martinez
Ted Martinez son of Mrs Rosalie Martinez of Taos has won a four year scholarship to Stanford University in Palo Alto California The award recognizes his high scholastic average while attending Taos High School and Guerin High School in Palo Alto under the United Presbyterian Church foster parents education plan
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Ted Martinez
Rosalie Martinez
Banchites
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Ted
Taos High School
the Guerin High School
United Presbyterian Church
Governor pushes Taos road to Black Lake ski area expansion
Governor David F. Cargo orders a preliminary investigation of a 12 mile Guadalupita to Black Lake road linking southern New Mexico to Angel Fire ski area. The plan seeks EDA funding, private investment, and economic growth through new industries and jobs. Ortiz and Ziebarth led field work with Brinneman and Partee reporting strong enthusiasm for EDA support. Highway Dept to gather survey data and costs while Mora Guadalupita segment undergoes drainage and surfacing improvements.
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David F. Cargo
Arthur Ortiz
Taos
Guadalupita
Mota County
Black Lake
Colfax
Economic Development Administration
EDA
Angel Fire
Kurt Ziebarth
Ortiz
Buck Brinneman
The
Adelante Resource Conservation and Development Pro
Ject
Duane Partee
Soi Conservation Service
Ziebarth
Cargo
State Highway Department
Highway Departments
Three travelers return from Bahamian tour with industry hosts
Dick Grainger, Eric Gibberd and Dr. David Ashman have returned from a Solday trip to Houston, Nassau and Freeport in Grand Bahama Island. They were guests of the Bahama Hotel Association, Bahama Ministry of Tourism and Sightseeing and Tour Operators Association.
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Dick Grainger
Eric Gibberd
David Ashman
Houston
Nassau
Freeport
Grand Bahama Island
Bahama Hotel Association
Bahama Ministry of Tourism and Sightseeing and Tour Operators Association
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