Ice Capades Returns for 28th Year at Civic Auditorium
Ice Capades opens at the Civic Auditorium for a run from Tuesday November 15 to Sunday November 10 with shows Tuesday to Thursday at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday at 8 20 p.m. Matinees Saturday at 1 and 5 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. The show features prologue opening, host Ric Prada aboard the yacht Elektra, new stage design, five production numbers, and a cast including Wolfgang Schwarz Don Knight Sashi Kuchiki Sandi Wagelein Roy Wagelein Janet Runn Ardith Paul Diane Cooper Jarman Michael Garren with comedians Hans Leiler Vic Zoble George Bussey Hans Mueller and Pepe.
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Ice Capades
Civic Auditorium
Ric Prada
Elektra
Prada
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Jim Harbert
United States
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Wolfgang Schwarz
Don Knight
Japan
Sashi Kuchiki
Sandi
Roy Wagelein
Janet Runn
Ardith Paul
Diane Cooper
Jarman
Michael Garren
Hans Leiler
Vic Zoble
George Bussey
Hans Mueller
Pepe
Harlem Travelers State Appearance at Taos High
The Harlem Travelers perform at Otera Gym on November 6 with pregame drills and a 6 30 p m start. Tickets at Taos High School: $1 50 adults 75 cents students 50 cents children. Star Art Bones Smith leads a lineup featuring Bobby Blue Johnny Ham Williams Kut Roberts Red Davis and Billy Alien in a comic basketball show versus a Taos all star team.
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Art
Bones” Smith
Bobby Blue
Los Angeles Jets
Artem Clowns
Travelers
Johnny “Ham Williams
Kut Roberts
Jan ‘Red’ Davis
Aving
Harlem Magicians
Billy Alien
Taos
Taos County Vote Weighs In On State Constitutional Convention
Taos News reports that election night will broadcast vote totals from Taos County and the nation. The ballot asks one question about calling a convention to rewrite the state constitution. Jed Buckles notes most areas favor the question as a resurgent Republican party fields candidates for state, district, and county offices. In Taos County only Sheriff Ansel Valeria and Probate Judge Juan Trujillo face free races for county wide posts.
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Valeria
Juon Trujillo
Mondragon Visits Mother in Albuquerque Area
Tround Howard Mondragon of Albuquerque spent the weekend visiting his mother, Mrs. Mariegon, at Tags Puebla.
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Howard Mondragon
Alburque
Marie ‘Agon
Tags Puebla
Taos Junior High Homecoming Defeated by Espanola 27 to 0
Taos Junior High held homecoming ceremonies last Wednesday with the student body watching from dismissal. Espanola beat Taos 27 to 0 as Taos struggled with misses and fumbles while Espanola showcased a strong offense and solid defense. Patty Vargas was crowned queen with Cristine Trujillo and Vicki Dodson as attendants. The eighth grade team won 136 to 0 against Espanola B.
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Jerry Mondragon
Cristine Trujillo
Albert Struck
Patty Vargas
Stephen Torres
Vicki Dodson
Taos Junior High
Taos News
Taos Junior High School
Espanola
Taos
Party Chairmen Shop for Funds Ahead of Election Day
On the eve of voting, Mrs Simion claims abundant donations and easy fundraising while Vigil notes typical support and awaits details on state party money. The exchange highlights differing views on funding intensity for the elections.
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New Film Highlights New Mexico Mexican American Projects
A half hour color film A New Focus on Opportunity portrays government work with Spanish surnamed communities. Shot mostly in last fall's El Paso cabinet hearings, the film features HELP weaving in Truchas and UNMs Home Improvement in Albuquerque, plus an agriculture cooperative at Peñasco. It includes Vicente T. Ximenes and outlines training, income, and farm upgrades with regional ties to New Mexico.
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Southwest
White House
Inter-Agency Committee On
Office of ‘Economic Opportunity
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Vicente T. Ximenes
Inter-Agency Committee
U. S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Cabinet
el Paso
Office of Economic Opportunity
Ford Foundation
University of New Mexico
Albuquerue
Peflasco
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Christmas tree tagging rules in New Mexico outlined
Tree tagging is required for free cut or removed trees from public or private land, with tags bought from the New Mexico Department of Forestry or their sales rep. Local tag sales are five cents at Canon 66 Service Station. Taos Forest Service does not sell tags. Public sale tags will cost one dollar each and be sold later at the District Ranger's Taos office.
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New Mexico Department of Forestry
Canon 66
Forest Service
Taos
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