Fiesta Queens Chosen At Taos Cultural Ball
Three Taos Fiesta Queens named for Anglo, Indian, and Spanish cultures after corsage box reveal at The Tertulia de Las Reinas. Helen Bales Polly Concha and Carmen LeDoux receive $200 scholarships. attendants named Erica Hobbs Nora Concha Claudia Martinez.
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Taos
Helen Bales
Polly Concha
Carmen LeDoux
Casa Loma Lounge
Philip Mares
Queens
Erica Hobbs
Nora Concha
Claudia Martinez
Gene Bales
Helen
New Mexico State University
Polly Cancha
University of Utah
Joe Paul Cancha
New Mexico State
David LeDoux
Taos Opera Guild to Host Membership Party at Brenner Home
Taos Opera Guild plans a June 17 membership party at the John M. Brenner residence on Beimer Avenue. Artists including Jim Meek Jim Wagner Bob Ray Paul Pletka and R C Gorman will donate paintings for a live auction conducted by David Blickenderfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos Opera Guild
John M. Brenner
Beimer Avenue
Taos
Jim Meek
Jim Wagner
Bob Ray
Paul Pletka
R.C. Gorman
David Blickenderfer
John Raymond McCarty
McCarty
Tao
Summer Worship Schedules for Ranchos and Taos Churches
The Ranchos United Presbyterian Church and First Presbyterian Church of Taos announce Sunday summer services. Beginning June 3, worship will be at 9 a.m. in Ranchos de Taos and 10 a.m. in Taos. Isabel Rendon returns to Holy Cross Hospital after completing a month-long Executive Housekeeping course at the University of Oklahoma.
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Ranchos
Isabel Rendon
Holy Cross Hospital
University of Oklahoma
Cerro student graduates as Boys Town senior in Nebraska
James Smith of Cerra graduates from Msgr. Nicholas H. Wagner Boys Town Nebraska. He arrived at Boys Town in 1966 and earned varsity letters in basketball football and track. He served as a city government commissioner and held junior and senior class offices.
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James Smith
Cerra
Nicholas H. Wagner
Boys Town
Nebraska
James
Junior Achievement
Big Brothers
Two Taos County teachers to retire this June
Two long serving Taos County educators near retirement include Nelson C. Gonzales born 1910 in Ranchos de Taos and Rael Dominguez born in Arroyo Hondo. Gonzales has 39 years of teaching mainly in Ranchos and Pilar with a New Mexico Highlands B A earned in 1951 and a stint in a one room school. Dominguez finishes 30 years in Taos County with 28 in Arroyo Hondo and prior work at Taos Elementary in 1971.
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Nelson C. Gonzales
Rael Dominguez
Ranchos-Talpa
Taos County
Gonzales
Ranchos de Taos
Ranchos
New Mexico Highlands University
Pilar
Llano Quemado
National Youth Administration
Dominguez
Arroyo Hondo
Taos Elementary
Marriage Licenses Issued In Taos And Albuquerque Area
Marriage licenses were issued to John E Seckler 27 of Taos and Jo Anne E Poole 23 of Taos on May 21 to John E Benavides 22 of Albuquerque and Virginia Ruth Aguilar 19 of Chamisal on May 25 to Michael David Chisholm 19 of Taos Pueblo and Rachael Helen Garcia 20 of Taos Pueblo on May 24. The Ranchos school year notes include a student who attended Adams State College and earned a B A in Elementary Education from New Mexico Highlands University. In Arroyo Hondo Mrs Dominguez organized two clubs the Youth Club and the Busy Bee Club.
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John E. Seckler
Taos
Jo Anne E. Poole
John E. Benavides
Albuquerque
Virginia Ruth Aguilar
Chamisal
Michael David Chisholm
Taos Pueblo
Rachael Helen Garcia
Ranchos
Adams State College
Alamosa
New Mexico Highlands University
Arroyo Hondo
Dominguez
Busy Bee
Reginaldo Sanchez Birth in Llano May 25
A baby boy Reginaldo was born to Mr and Mrs Liberato Sanchez of Llano on May 25. A baby girl Lorrie Denise was born to Mr and Mrs Manuel Trujillo of Taos on May 3B. A baby boy Benjamin was born to Mr and Mrs Stephen Rose of Taos on May 28.
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Reginaldo
Liberato Sanchez
Llano
Lorrie Denise
Manuel Trujillo
Taos
Benjamin
Stephen Rose
Garden Club Hosts Picnic for Taos Special Ed Students
Last Wednesday 12 Garden Club members treated 22 Taos Special Education children to a day at Ghost Ranch and Echo Canyon. The group enjoyed a sack lunch with desserts from Garden Club members. Mrs W L Freeburg noted the children wished to stay longer and revisit the Ghost Ranch Museum animals. Five mothers three teachers and three teacher aides accompanied the outing.
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Garden Club
Taos
Ghost Ranch
Echo Canyon
W. L. Freeburg
Taos Artists Exhibit a Major Western Art Collection
The Kennedy Galleries in New York announced the acquisition and upcoming display of a major Western American Art collection. Taos School works by O F Berninghaus Ernest Blumenschein William R Leigh and others are featured alongside Remington Russell Bierstadt Farny and Schreyvogel. The 155 works, mainly oil paintings with some watercolors and gouaches, will be shown on two floors from June 7 to July.
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Kennedy Galleries
New York
Taos School
O.F. Berninghaus
Ernest Blumenschien
William R. Leigh
Frederic Remington
Charles M. Russell
Albert Bierstadt
Henry Farny
Charles Schreyvogel
Taos News wedding and engagement notice deadline
The Taos News sets a Friday noon deadline for wedding and engagement announcements. Pictures may accompany the notice and there is no charge for these announcements.
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Taos
Archibald Installed on National Executive Board
Archibald Charles Archibald, Mental Health Consultant for the U S Public Health Service, is in New York City this week to begin a three year term on the National Executive Board of Directors of the American Orthopsychiatric Association. He and his wife Dorothy hold multiple roles in New Mexico and at UNM.
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Charles Archibald
U.S. Public Health Service
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
New York City
American Orthopsychiatric Association
Dorothy
UNM Medical School
Taos
Archibald
N.M. Department of
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
National Institute of Mental Health
Fort Worth
Chavez clan marks San Fernando reunion in Ranchos de Taos
Taos area families from Espanola Albuquerque and Denver gathered for the 14th annual Chavez family reunion at Ranchos de Taos with Mass and luncheon at Kachina Lodge. Speakers included Rev Angelico Chavez and Dr Dan Chavez with Mayor Phil Cantu noting Taos history. The event featured songs by Sandy Chavez and a 1974 Albuquerque fiesta de San Fernando planned.
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San Fernando
Chavez
Ranchos de Taos
Taos
Espanola
Albuquerque
Denver
J. Barnebe Chavez
St. Francis of Assisi
Angelico Chavez
New Mexico
Kachina Lodge
Dan Chavez
University of New Mexico
Phil Cantu
Mexico
Santa Fe
Taos Art Association Starts Thursday Evening Painting Sessions
The Taos Art Association begins a new painting session on Thursday nights from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Old Stables Gallery carriage house. A model’s fee is $1 per person, and the first session starts June 7.
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The
Taos Art Association
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Ben Roybal
Matilda
Beatrice
Las Vegas
Joanne
Miss Roybal
Highlands University
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Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
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New York Stock Exchange
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ARMY
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David Chavez Jr
New Mexico Supreme Court
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Portugal
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