Earth Breathes The Mountains In Priceless Lecture
In Taos on Sunday at Guadalupe Plaza Joan Price, media artist and author, presents The earth is alive and running out of breath. Her talk links Hopi prophecies and scientific findings on wind and breath in sacred mountains like San Francisco Peaks. Proceeds go to Big Mountain Sun dance. a $4 donation supports the lecture and related arts.
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Joan Price
Taos
Guadalupe Plaza
Price
Santa Fe
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Boulder
Colo
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Berkeley
Calif
Dayne Sartor
Methodists Plan Month at El Pueblito Church
El Pueblito United Methodist Church designates July as Camp Meeting month with a revival weekend led by Rev. William Hutchinson district superintendent in Odegsa Texas. Vacation Bible School runs July 13 19 for kindergarten to sixth grade 9 to 1130 a.m. daily with Diane Cooper as VBS superintendent. Mills leads 7 p.m. Bible study Sundays and a covered dish luncheon on July 6 and 19 on the grounds. Call Cooper at 7582168 for details.
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el Pueblito United Methodist Church
Diane Cooper
VBS
William Hutchinson
Odegsa
Texas
W. Douglas Mills
Mills
Cooper
Auctioneer Ed Devlin Runs Family Auction at Kachina Lodge
Auctioneer Ed Devlin makes work a family affair as his wife Rachel and daughters Leslie Stacey Sydney aided by Eric Dorris and Alan Warren register bidders and present items at the Maison Faurie sale in Taos. Most items sold though pricey furniture moved slowly. next Devlin auction is confiscated items in Taos on July 11. New Taos shop Moccasin Shop opens next to Taos Video offering Indian-Made Moccasins and embroidered designs from Taoseno Van Hind workshop. Travis Parkin partners with Rosie Teo and Charles Maria Conley for a wide selection of moccasins.
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Ed Devlin
Maison Faurie
Kachina Lodge
Rachel
Leslie
Stacey
Sydney
Eric Dorris
Alan Warren
Devlin
Taos
Travis Parkin
Adobe
Taos Video
Paseo Sur
Travis
Rosie Teo
Charles
Maria Conley
Taoseno van Hind
One-of-a-kind Kiowa Wedding Boot and Taos notices
Taos locals boast shoe and moccasin fashion with Ron Boyd Kiowa Wedding Boot highlights. Taos real estate broker Jim Caverness recovers from a motorcycle crash near Velarde May 27 and is moved to Veterans Hospital in Albuquerque. Ellen Morton joins UNOCAL in Los Angeles. Linda Cameron expands Spirits of Beauty services at Pueblo Alegre Mall. Regina Cooke reports from Four Seasons Santa Fe, inviting letters and staff adjustments. Millicent Rogers Museum seeks 75 percent edible coyote themed items for a traveling exhibit, with a July 5 preview. Baxter Black quotes Cajun poem about coyotes and resilience.
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Linda Cameron
Spirits of Beauty
Pueblo Alegre
Cindy Rea Daniel
Ruth Martinez
Christina Olivas
Christina
Linda
Ella Bache
Chae
Taos
Marguerite Ogle
Stacey Huddleston
Stacey O’brien
Carolyn Ross
Malba Trujillo
Millicent Rogers Museum
Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History
Harry Fonseca
Carmen Woodall
Baxter Black
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Ron Boyd
Carl Concha
Jim Caverness
Prime Properties
Velarde
Presbyterian Hospital
Veterans’ Hospital
Gold Ave
Albuquerque
Jim
Ellen Morton
Las Colonias
Molycorp
Questa
Unocal
Los Angeles
California
St. Michael's Dr. Santa Fe
N.M
Max Evans
Pat
Wyoming
Bent Street
Nest Egg Farms
Bud Murphy
Murphy Construction
Doug Cook
James Oakeley Insurance
E George's Woodworks
Kelso Electric
Dow
Mick Sopyn
Marcus Whitson
Burst Whitson
Silva
Walt Harvey
Taos Forest Products
John Sena
Western Bank
Pete Adams
Norris Romero
Lanny and
Anne Brude
Cleco
Taos Optimist Club
Manio Trujillo
Taos Lodge
Don Pedro's
Casa Valdez
Sagebrush Inn
Jaco Bell
Floyd's
Safeway
Telestor Gonzales
Sammy L. Pacheco
Tom Trujillo
Pat Conway
Civis Ingletod
Mexico
Trevino Travels Agency
Chihuahua
Aguascalientes
Queretaro
Mexico City
Pueblo
Cuernavaca
Taxco
Acapulco
Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Estancia
Trevino
P.O. Box
Gold Panning Tours
Ted Strouhal
Terry Dunn
Taos Ob-Gyn
Taos Professional Building
Weimer Road
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