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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
2
The Boys Club of the Taos Valley will remain open this summer despite financial hardship. VISTA volunteers Mr and Mrs Leland Cross will teach craft classes and lead activities three days a week on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays. Artist Andert Mervill donated a watercolor for the club, boosting support for upcoming events planned by the board on May 31.
Keith Green notes Taos Chamber of Commerce will hold a full membership breakfast Tuesday at 7 30 a m at El Charro Restaurant. Cost is 2 40 including tax and tip. Reservations urged by calling the Chamber. Prompt attendance requested to start business promptly. The piece invites participation and voices gripes and suggestions.
Readers praise the Taos cleanup on Saturday May 27 with praise for acting mayor the council KITT Radio Taos News Phiza Super Market and many service clubs. Groups covered roads including Talpa Road Ranchos and extra territory with help from Chamber of Commerce Rainbow Girls Lions Kiwanis Rotarians and high school posters. The effort aims to attract tourists and keep Taos welcoming to visitors.
Sandy Chavez, a graduate of Iver C. Ranum High School in Westminster, Colorado, pursued art training at the Art Institute of Chicago on a yearlong scholarship. After opening her own sign shop “Sins by Sandy” in town, she collaborated with clients like Los Campadres, Rip Brad’s, and San Geronimo Lodac, and painted large Forest Service signs. Her work includes designing layouts, creating showcards, and lifting signs with a propped ladder, while her sister Yolanda assists.
Taos residents urged to support the Taos Volunteer Fire Department with a benefit card party at Taos High School this Saturday. Admission is 35 cents per person and refreshments will be available. Carson Forest Rangers met in Taos to discuss summer plans as grazing applications advance toward issuing permits for about 69 000 head of sheep and 12 600 cattle.
Archbishop James Peer Davis announces a 21 member archdiocesan senate. New appointees include Msgr Ambrose Burgmeier Fr Paul Bata Fr Walter Cassidy Fr Walter Querique Fr Francis Martinez Fr Domald Bean and others from Albuquerque Taos Santa Rosa and Rio Grande deaneries. Senate aims to ensure regional representation while remaining under bishop authority.
Taos district attorney John B. Sanchez riffs on a contested one cent sales tax and half cent amendment, criticizing mayor and council for ill advised urban projects at Guadalupe Plaza. He recalls legal missteps, calls out planning misjudgments, and notes wasted funds and parking lot failures amid municipal friction.
On Monday July 10 New Zealand will switch from pounds and shillings to a pure decimal system. The NZ dollar will be divided into 100 units called cents with a new dollar sign and coins from 1 to 50 cents. The change aims to simplify calculation in schools, shops and offices and aligns New Zealand with other decimal-using nations.
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