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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
5
The Taos News presents basic rice cooking guidance from LA COMIDA with two methods boiled or sautéed and steamed. Included are Baked Rice and Vegetables and Chinese Style Fried Rice recipes using brown or converted rice, tamari, and vegetable additions to create nutritious low-cost meals.
Ralph Cardenas seeks musicians for a 1920s style all female dance band for the Taos Fiestas. Needed are saxophonists ukulele players and any available talent or instruments to join the ensemble.
A baby girl Hether Cordova was born to Mr and Mrs John Cordova of Taos on May 30. A baby girl Robin Varoz was born to Mr and Mrs Lee Varoz of El Prado on May 31. A baby boy Patricio Antonio Tafoya was born to Mr and Mrs Tobias Tafoya of Ranchos de Taos on May 31.
The Holy Cross Hospital Auxiliary held its Annual Awards and Membership Luncheon on May 24 at Kachina Lodge. Pins honored Taos volunteers with 100 years of service. AHA certificates were given for under 100 hours. The group reported 7,848 volunteer hours and near $5,000 in gifts to the hospital.
Richards, daughter of Tricia Hurst Allen Jones of Taos, graduated June 2 at The Colorado Springs School for Girls. She was elected to the Society of Outstanding High School Students, won Spanish honor, and earned an Honorable Mention from the Drama Society. She led Le Cadeau and Melange, chaired the senior dormitory, played varsity field hockey, and served as a teacher at Taos Pueblo through Head Start this spring. Post graduation, she attended multiple Colorado Springs parties before planning extensive travel prior to college.
The Taos News notes a Friday deadline for wedding and engagement notices with available photo options. No charge is indicated for these announcements.
The Taos Art Association and the city join to create a 106 car parking lot beside the Taos Community Auditoriums. The land is owned by the Taos Art Association and the city will maintain and police the area. Grading gravel and oiling work is underway. Parking will be free.
A weekly recipe introduces a blue cheese dressing using mayonnaise sour cream and crumbled blue cheese. Blend mayo with sour cream and cheese, then stir in tarragon vinegar Worcestershire sugar salt pepper and garlic. Chill before serving. Yields about 14 cups.
The Lama Foundation announces three daily meditation sessions at the Da Nahazli School in Taos this summer. Sessions run 6:00 to 7:00 am, 12:30 to 1:30 pm, and 8:30 to 6:30 pm, beginning Monday in June. Attendees are invited. wear comfortable clothing and bring a sitting cushion.
UNM Alumni Association directors and Taos area alumni will meet June 15 at Kachina Lodge for a reception and dinner before moving to D. H. Lawrence Ranch for the spring board meeting. Dean Robert Rehder will address attendees with Q and A sessions.
Forty five Taos area students received degrees at commencement ceremonies at New Mexico Highlands University Las Vegas. Associate of arts and science degrees were awarded to numerous Taos area residents including Pearl Elizabeth Anaya Lupe Archuleta Margaret Fernandez and many others. Bachelor of arts degrees went to several Taos area students and master of arts degrees were conferred on multiple recipients from Taos and nearby communities.
Taos hosts this year’s Fiesta Fashion Show on Thursday June 14 with models from 11 shops including Loretta's The Village Shop Eloise Contemporary Clothes Lady Bug Boutique Martha of Taos Dresses Tops N Bottoms Pual de Mexico Gonmar J C Penny's and Erminio's Clothing Store Proceeds fund three $200 Fiesta Queen scholarships starting at 10 am Refreshments will be served organized by Mrs R DeVeaux
The Taos New invites organizations to send news of summer activities and events. Readers may submit pictures and copy by mail to Box U Taos or call 758-2241. Wedding and engagement notices and other comings and goings are free and welcome.
The Inner Peace Movement lecture will be held Friday, June 15, at 8 p.m. in the Community Room of the First Northern Savings and Loan Building on North Pueblo Road. Speakers include Bill Mitchell Muriel Bower Anita Nicholson Sandra La Neave and Margie Baxter. Admission is $1.50.
The guide stresses front yard foundation planting with evergreen shrubs to blend house and ground. It recommends viewing the house with a camera, using few shrub varieties, and arranging in triangles of threes or fives for an informal effect. Emphasize shrubs beside the front door with room to grow and avoid open spaces that widen the house.
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