Taos News Calendar of Events June 16 1968
Weeklong listings organized by the Taos Chamber of Commerce show events across Taos venues. From church fiestas and lectures to art gallery openings, bridge clubs, Rotary and Kiwanis meetings, and visitors information booths.
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THE
Taos News
Taos Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Taos Plaza
ST. Francis OF Assisi
Misston
Ranchos DE Taos
Ace Duplicate Bridge Club
Kachina Lodge
Stables Gallery
Taos Art Association
Jim Simmons
Milford Greer
Holy Trinity
Arroyo Seco
Casa Loma
Holy Trinity Church
First Presbyterian Church
Santa Fe Opera
Terry Moynihan
Cadette
Peggy Skrabis
Betty Hall
Loyola Otero
Kiwanis Club
Spivey's Cafe
AF & AM
Masonic Lodge
Taos Duplicate Bridge Club
Lectures Under The Stars Open To Public At UNM Campus
Public across UNM grounds can attend six outdoor lectures beginning June 27. Noted speakers include Dr John Furbay on Survival in a Divided World and Dr Harold D Meyer on Leisure impact. Travel films by William Gowan and talks by John Logan, David Newhall, and Don Bolt round out the series with no admission charge.
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Harold O. Ried
Harwood Foundation
Tadsenes
John Furbay
Trans-World Airlines Air World
Duly 1
Harold D. Meyer
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Mainder
John Logan
San Francisco State College
UNM
David Newhall
Portland State College
Oregon
Don Bolt
Bolt
Fife
Taos Little Theater Benefit for Opera Guild
The Taos Little Theater will stage Anatole France’s The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife at the Harwood Foundation auditorium June 26 at 8 15 P M to benefit the Taos Opera Guild A reception and refreshments follow Tickets for the season’s opera prize drawings are available from Mrs William Robinson and other guild members or at Harwood Library Donation is 1 50 per person
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Taos Opera Guild
Taos Little Theater
Anatole France
Harwood Foundation
The
University of New Mexico
William Robinson
Harwood
Trujillo Garcia Wedding Held At Our Lady Of Guadalupe Taos
Miss Virginia Trujillo daughter of Mr and Mrs Silviano Trujillo wed Patrick Albert Garcia son of Mr and Mrs Flavio Garcia at Our Lady of Guadalupe Taos on May 9. The ceremony was officiated by Rt Rev Msgr Sigmund Charechez. Bride wore white lace and organza gown with a basque bodice and oval neckline. Reception at La Loma followed with 18 guests and a tiered cake decorated with a miniature bride and groom.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Presenta
Virginia Trujillo
Silviano Trujillo
Patrick Albert Garcia
Flavio Garcia
Questa
Ernest E. Trujillo
Elizabeth Mae Garcia
John
Richard Trujillo
Garcia
Baton High School
Blooms Tree
Houston
Texas
Adonagas Garcia
Flavio Garcia Jr
Aaton
Isefila Garcia
Eagle Nest
Norbert Garcia
Lino: Garcia
Santa Fe
Prehistoric Ruins To Be Excavated at Sapapuebla
The 35th annual anthropology field session will include evacuation and interpretation of finds at Sapapuebla, a large clay-walled pueblo near Santa Fe. Camp HQ will be Ghost Ranch, and researchers will reconstruct the final period of violence before and after Spanish contact in 1540. Dr. Florence Hawley Ellis leads inquiries at UNM.
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University of New Mexico
Sapane Puebla
Santa Fe
John Alan Vickery
Coward
Neil
Dean
Satir Lakes
Puebla
Florence Hawley Ellis
UNM
Ghost Ranch
Sapawe
Chama Valley
Summer Music Program Begins at Taos High School
Taos Junior and Senior High School Choral Director Gary Storey announces the 1966 summer music program from June 14 to July 22. Classes run Tuesday through Friday with 9:00 to 10:00 for beginners, 10:00 to 11:00 Ortega's Beginning Band, 11:00 to 12:00 Advanced Band, and a chorus session. All band and chorus students are urged to attend to develop musical talents with the School Music Department.
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la Cocina
Taos Elementary School
Lulac
Lulac House
Gary Storey
Taos
Ortega
Tags School
Rio Grande Gorge Bridge Feature in Sunset June
Sunset magazine's June issue highlights the new Rio Grande Gorge bridge with a photo and area map. It presents bridge statistics and notes that no canyon stretch upstream or downstream is a state park, extending 70 miles in length and about two miles wide.
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Sunset
Rio Grande Gorge Bridge
Dowstream
Shadow of a Star by Jamie Lee Cooper available locally
Historical novel set in the 1680s frontier from Appalachians to the Pacific. Three Basque brothers flee after their sisters are burned as witches. Matych, a trader in New Mexico. Patche, an outlaw fur trader in the Northwest. Shonti, a priest to local Indians. Their separate paths include a buried Indian wife, a burned church, and a Puebla revolt relic. Their shared aim is reunion as France and Spain contend the frontier. The tale blends tribal lore and pioneer hardship, culminating in a suspenseful finale.
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New World
Appalachians
Pacific
France
Spain
Matych
New Mexico
Patche
Northwest Territory
Shonti
Shanti
Matyeh
Puebla
Mrs Rocky Salazar and family visit California
Around and About reports Mrs Rocky Salazar and children Roxanne and Roschelle returned to Inglewood California after a visit with Mrs Salazar’s parents the Oval de Sandovals Also visiting the Sandovals was their son Anthony of Los Angeles.
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Roxanne and
Roschelle
Inglewood
Calif
Salazar
Ovalde Sandovals
The
Sandovals
Anthony
Los Angeles
Arroyo Seco Craftsmen in Arts and Crafts Fair Honor
Kristina Wilson, director of the Craft House, has work chosen for the Recommendation for Purchase section of the 1966 New Mexico Arts and Crafts Fair in Albuquerque June 16 19. The section aims to highlight outstanding Southwestern art and encourage purchases with purchase prizes awarded to artists.
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Kristina Wilson
Craft House
New Mexico
Wilbon Wall
Santa Fe
Wilson
Columbia University
Craftsmen USA
American’ House
Rachel Brown
Boston Visitors Entertained at Charity Event
Boston guests attended a cocktail party hosted at the home of exhibitors to honor Dr. and Mrs. Ed Hadley and Dr. A. M. Rosen who sit on the Tags Animal Shelter board. Funds from Dr. Hadley will finish the stray animals building. Mrs. Brown of Arroyo Seco showcased handwoven textiles and is a Craft House director.
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Ed Hadley
Boston
A. M. Rosen
Allending
The
Tags Animal Shelter
Hadley
Herb Cann
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