Taos News calendar listings for June 17 1982
Community notices list activities from non profit groups in Taos including youth hours at THS gym and Mick's Powerhouse, an anthropologist talk at Fort Burgwin, a photography workshop in Pilar, a Taos Opera Guild luncheon, and various public meetings and support groups with contact numbers.
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ALL the Taos News
Ktema
Iferris
Taos News
Guadalupe Plaza
Ar Mall
P.O
Taos artists and events mingle at gallery and music night
Taos hosts a day of art openings and music from 4 to 9 p.m. including Linderman Gallery, Stables Art Center, Taos Book Shop, Taos Children's Library activities, and a Taos School of Music opening at TCA. Standout events include Small Worlds in Clay for kids, a Spanish language life of Jesus presentation, and an autograph session with Malcolm Brown.
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Taos
Taos Municipal
Claire Ha
Jesus
Hermano Juan Sandoval
Albuquerque
San Francisco de Asis
Taos Herbio
Bent Street
Linderman Art
Tally Richards
Stables Art Center
Malcolm Brown
Taos Book Shop
Nancy Young
Magic Mountain
la Fonda de Taos
American String Quartet
Taos School of Music
TCA
P.m
Sunday Fund-Raiser and Dances at Taos Day Care Center
Taos Day Care Center hosts a Sunday fund-raiser at San Geronimo Lodge from 5 to 9 pm with a Spanish dinner for adults 5 and children 2.50, plus International Folk Dancing classes and social dancing. Performing Arts Studio offers 6:30 pm jazz and Das Kleine Dramahaus at 8 pm. Calvary Chapel Church holds special services at 10 am and 6 pm led by Dr. Roy H. Hicks. Nursery available. call 758-9063 or 758-1041.
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Taos Day Care Center
San Geronimo Lodge
Das Kleine Dramahaus
Calvary Chapel Church
Roy H. Hicks
Taos County budget hearing and town events listed in Taos
Monday includes budget hearing at Taos County Commission chambers with sessions at 10am Ranchos and 11am and 5:30 to 8:30pm. Free lunch weekdays inside Kit Carson Park at noon. Leash law hearing at Red River town hall 3:30pm. Karate free classes for children by Carlos Diaz. Victor's Restaurant 5 to 7pm. Taos Armory Gym hosts drop-in free adult volleyball 7am to 2pm. Kiwanis event at Kachina Lodge 7pm.
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Carlos Diaz
Victor's
Old
Taos Armory
Armory St
Taos County
Cavalry Road
A.E. Marks
Near East
Africa
Fort Burgwin
Open Gym and Paralegal Services Notice
Open gym for teens at THS Gym Tuesday with supervision from 8 to 11 am and 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Paralegal services for low income families by appointment at county extension office, call 758-3982. 7:30 pm lecture by Adrian Bustamante at Harwood. ALANON help info 758-4298 at First Presbyterian Church.
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Walter Chappell
Plum Tree
Pilar
Mick
Ranchos
Taos Opera Guild
Kachina Lodge
Democratic Central Committee
Lulac Hall
Alanon
Help For Families and Friends of Alcoholics
First Presbyterian Church
P.m
Adrian Bustamante
Harwood
Friends of
River safety workshop and community events lineup
Wednesday offers a River safety workshop with pre registration due Monday June 21 at 758-9171, 5 30 8 30 pm open gym at Castilla gym 7 9 pm family support group Sangre de Cristo Mental Health office 758 1444 7 8 pm metaphysical earth healing group 75 1364 or 758 8003 Blueberry Hill West Mesa Chapel 7 30 pm Concert American String Quartet 20th anniversary concert at TCA 5 pm
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Mick
Ranchos
Castilla
Sangre de Cristo Mental Health Office
Blueberry Hill
West Mesa Chapel
American String Quartet
TCA
P-M
Soaring Meet Opens at Tags Municipal Airport
The Colorado Soaring Club sponsors a week long event at Tags Municipal Airport starting Saturday morning June 1 and running through June 26 with 35 sailplanes. Unree hot air balloons are due to launch about 4 am Saturday per Shirley Yeeman. Visitors attend a cocktail party at the Loving home in Des Montes and a barbecue at Sagebrush Lane.
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Colorado Soaring Club
Cal Loving
Chamber of Commerce
Shirley Yeeman
Loving Home
Des Montes
Sagebrush Lan
Local paralegals offer wills guidance to elderly
Five certified paralegals from the University of New Mexico School of Law provide help with wills and probate for seniors. They explain how to ensure proper heirs receive assets and outline the probate process, intestacy, and the need to update wills after life changes.
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Frances Martiez
Lucy Mares
Gregorio L. Vigil
Portillo Romero
Coritia Vv. Duran
School of Law
University of New Mexico
Vigil
New Mexico
Taos County re evaluation could add over fifty thousand revenue
Taos County assessor Senaida Vigil estimates a land re evaluation overdue could raise more than 50 000 in revenues yet require one more assessor and two clerks. She notes land values have surged since 1969 and that about ten million dollars in land value would be added with one third taxable. Vigil cites state help and voluntary questionnaire responses while stressing long term benefit to schools and residents.
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Taos
Senaida Vigil
Vigil
Eiven
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