New Mexico Bank Women Set Taos Spring Meeting
Miss Julia Medina of the First State Bank of Taos has arranged the spring NABW meeting at Kachina Lodge Taos for April 6 to 7. Cary Carlton of Albuquerque will be the featured speaker at the Saturday dinner with Emil J. Bisstram introducing him. About 30 women are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Medina
First State Bank of Taos
New Mexico
National Association of Bank Women
Kachina Lodge
Taos
Cary Carlton
Albuquerque
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Emil J. Bisstram
Bank
NABW
Bank of Taos
Trout Travel Ist Class In Leaving Hatchery
Dean Henbest describes trout hatchery operations at Red River Hatchery detailing fry rearing, growth differences, cannibalism, and the careful weighing and stocking of fish. He notes transfers to larger ponds, oxygen supply, temperature control, and the need to ship to Glenwood or Parkview hatcheries, urging readers to visit and learn from staff like Artie Grant and Allen Vickery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Henbest
Red River
Glenwood
Parkview
Red River Hatchery
Artie Grant
Allen Vickery
Soil Scientist Neher Transfers to Taos Office
Ray Neher a soil scientist moves from Lordsburg to the Taos office of the Soil Conservation Service to classify Taos county soils and advise landowners on best uses. Samples will be taken over a wide area from irrigated depths. He and his wife Margorie and daughter Elizabeth 10 will reside in the E K Wallace house on Raton Road while Wallace relocates to Ranchitos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Neher
Lordsburg
Taos
The
Soil Conservation Service
Taos County
Neher
Margorie
Elizabeth
E. K. Wallace
Raton Road
Wallace
Ranchilos
Timber sale by oral auction in Carson NF Taos NM
Regional Forester invites sealed bids by 10 am April 28 1963 for timber on about 9 770 acres in Sierra Unit Carson NF Taos NM with an estimated 5 400 000 board feet live and dead timber including ponderosa pine Douglas fir white fir corkbark fir spruce and Engelmann spruce. Minimum bids per M board feet listed with stumpage and disposal charges. bids due with 1500 in certified funds. bid forms available from Forest Supervisor Taos or Regional Forester Albuquerque. right to reject bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suon SY Forest
Tdiben
Forest Supervisor
Carson National Forest
Taos
New Mexico
Pn Aves
R . E. Nmp
Sierra Unit
Forest Service
New Mexic
Albuquerque
Rael And Gomez To Convention
A. Ben Reel and Tony Gomez, service station managers for Humble Oil in Taos, will attend the 9th annual Humble Managers Convention in Ruidoso April 8 and 9. The north central district bus drivers convention meets in Santa Fe April 6 at 9 am at Santa Fe High School, with Taos County and Taos District drivers attending. Rotary visit by W. A. Bill Adams of El Paso spoke at the Taos club luncheon Tuesday. Five day outlook shows normal to five degrees below normal temperatures with showers likely Friday and Saturday and highs 53-70 and lows 26-39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ben Reel
Tony Gomez
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Taos
Humble
Santa Fe
Santa Fe High School
Phil Lavadie
Taos County
Rotary
W. A
Bill” Adams
el Paso
Rotary Clubs
Taos Club
Red River News social and travel notes
Red River social updates include the Village Inn owners Robert and Mrs Clinton Woody remodeling their cafe. Visits include Mr and Mrs Clifford Gray and Mrs Leon Cowherd hosting the Red River Women's Club. Various local trips report to San Luis and Amarillo with residents returning from Grand Junction and Portales. High mountain snowmelt affects Road Canyon and nearby creeks. George Proctor of Carson National Forest visited Red River. Harold Young, a Portales freshman, spent the weekend with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Woody
Village Inn
Red River
Leon Cowherd
Clifford F. Gray
Paul Helm
Grand Junction
Colo
Earl
Ada Roemer
San Luis
Red ‘River
Road Canyon
Bob ‘Cat Canyon
Hitter Creek
Mallette Creek
Pioneer Creek
George Proctor
Carson National Forest
William French
Raton
Walter Hamilton
Johnny Miller
Amarillo
Harold Young
Gene Young
Harold
Portales
John Henry
Albuquerque
Wess Spiller
Texas
Taos And Surrounding Docket Summary For Week End April 2
Police and justices of the peace in Taos Llano Ranchos Mora El Valle and Santa Fe report a mix of traffic and property cases. Notable fines include Louis Martinez five dollars for faulty muffler Ray Concha five dollars for expired sticker and Nelson Quintana seventeen dollars plus costs for speeding Juan Valasquez bonds. Dolores Pacheco damages paid. FHA Taos chapter hosts April 4 picnic at Kit Carson Park with Levi and Mrs Cohn providing drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norberto Martinex
Louis F. Martinez
Taos
Milton E. Noll
Ray F. Concha
Ruth Watson
Tans
Justice of the Peace
C. F. Boyer
Nelson G. Quintana
Llano
Edward G. Tafoya
Ranchos
David Harding
Pot Creek
Gilbert Rivera
Eluterio Trujillo
Mora
Juan A. Valesquez
el Valle
Dolores Pacheco
Arroyo Seco
Robert R. Fenner
Santa Fe
FHA
Kit Carson Park
Levi Cohn
New Microwave Telephone System Expands to Tres Piedras
Mountain States Telephone announces a new microwave radio system to serve Tres Piedras and the nearby Vortac site, with six circuits initially and potential expansion to 38. The Taos end lies north of El Prado, and the Tres Piedras unit sits west of town. service should begin in about two weeks, replacing temporary gear. The system may offer regular and long distance dialing once a dial office is built, and will be installed by Western Electric with local maintenance under John Atkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanso
J. J. Montoya
Tres Piedras
Hopewell Road
New Mexico
Western Electric Co
John Atkins
Mountain States Telephone
Taos
Obituary notices for Lopez Romero De Sarlangue deaths detailed
Obituary notices list Joe F Lopez 22 of Rodarte died March 26 with survivors, funeral March 28 at St Anthony Chapel Rodarte. burial Rodarte Cemetery. Pallbearers named. rosary and eulogy provided. Additional obituaries note Llano Quemado resident Acong of Llano Quemado died March 25 with wife and sons. funeral March 29. burial Llano Quemado cemetery. pallbearers listed and rosary. Maria Echenique de Sarlangue, 70, of San Acacia died March 43 with survivors, funeral March 26. burial San Acacia. pallbearers and rosary noted. Arrangements by Hanlon and Garcia funeral homes respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Facundo Lopez
Joe F. Lopez
Rodarte
Emilia C. Lopez
Louis Lopez
San Diego
Calif
Alice Vasquez
Oakitland
Viola Lopez
Robert Garcia
St. Anthony Chapel
Zeke J. Santistevan
Oliver Rodarte
Manuel Fernandez
Henry H. Rodarte
Pat Romero
Herson Maestas
Fidel Vasquez
Hanlon Funeral Home
Acongomery
Liano Quemado
Benigna Romero
Manuel Romero
Jose P. Romero
Llano Quemado
Elfido Romero
Taos
Adolfo Romeo Jr
Salt Lake City
Utah
Claudio Romero
Benito Romero
Benigno Romero
Fort Garland
Colo
Patrick Lopez
Palemon Mondragon
Adonias Romero
Joe Duran
Octaviana Romero
Tilio Romero
Maurilio Romero
John B. Romero
Garcia Chapel
Garcia Funeral Chapel
Maria Echenique DE Sarlangue
Maria E. de Sarlangue
San
Acacia
N. M
Ine. Sarlangue
San Acacia
Juanita $. Garcia
Mary Sarllangue
San. Acacia
Francina Garcia
Los Angeles
E. AL. Garcia
Witnesses Observe Jehovah Memorial Service Across World
Jehovah's Witnesses plan their 1930th memorial of Christ's death with a 7 30 p m service at the El Prado Kingdom Hall April 7 and a 3 p m Bible lecture on Resurrection. W G Horne emphasizes the event aligns with Nisan 14 after sundown April 8. 22 186 congregations worldwide join in the memorial observance. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehovah's Witnesses
W. G. Horne
Kingdom Hall
Postoffice Blde
el Prado
Fiesta Corp Seeks Directors for Taos Fiesta Board
Fiesta Corp, organizer of the Taos Fiesta, seeks five new directors with ballots to be mailed to members. Nominated are Tom Humphreys, Wally Olds, Jack Berrenberg, Gus Garcia, Martha Reed, Phil Cantu, Carl Glantz, and Ray Cardenas. The meeting set a ballots return deadline of 10. The board urged the city and county not to issue a carnival permit during the two day fiesta to boost locally sponsored concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos Fiesta Corp
Fiesta Group
Tom Humphreys
Wally Olds
Jack Berrenberg
Gus Garcia
Martha Reed
Phil Cantu
Carl Glantz
Ray Cardenas
Snow survey reports Taos watershed runoff potential
Louis F. Fernandez and Richard Bowen of the Soil Conservation Service in Taos conducted snow surveys in Taras Canyon and Red River Pass. Readings show 3.5 inches of water at Taos Canyon head, 88 percent snow cover at Red River Pass, suggesting below normal runoff and upcoming late-season water shortages. Soil moisture checks show no new moisture gained. lower-elevation snow is beginning to saturate the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Fernandez
Richard Bowen
Soil Conservation Service
Taos
Taras Canyon
Red River Pass
Forest Center
Colorado
Farnantez
Rowan
Taos Canyon
Red River
Fernandez
Gail
Favorite Teacher of the Month at Taos Pueblo School
Taos Pueblo Indian School selects Iwas E. Concha as Favorite Teacher of the Month. Shop teacher Concha and wife Emily Concha at Taos Indian Health Center. Ninth graders Del Reyna and Bernice Terjillo named students of the month. Outgoing ninth graders on the school newspaper include Jerry Appa and Catherine Archuleta among others. Sixth graders study South America with watercolor projects depicting livelihoods. participants include Hubert Lujan Manuel Paul Sandy Leonard Arjehuleta and Alfred Montoya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos Pueblo Indian School
Iwas E. Concha
Concha
Emily Concha
Taos
del Reyna
Bernice Terjillo
Jerry Appa
Catherine Archuleta
Cruz Concha
Me Y Varonica Concha
Michael F. Concha
Valma Ann Lujan
Paul Martinez
Judith Ann Mirabel
Henrietta Lujan
del Rayna
Crucila Romero
Ernestine Romero
Bernice Trujillo
South America
New Officers For Carson Park Board Named
Additions to the Kit Carson Memorial Park Advisory Board announced by chairman Marion Estergreen include Stephen Mitchell Bill James Paul Keith and Jack K Boyer. The changes expand the panel overseeing Carson Park operations and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit Carson Memorial Park Committee
Marion Estergreen
Stephen Mitchell
Bill James
Paul Keith
Jack K. Boyer
Pueblo Work Is Underway In Taos Pueblo
Taos Pueblo Indians progress on a 100000 Accelerated Public Works Project with a June 30 deadline. They opted to fence land and eradicate piion rather than build a community house or other options. Explorer Post 98 held a weekly meeting March 28 and planned work sessions among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Explorer Post 98
la Fonda
Clark Funk
Post
Explorer Post
Taos
Palm Sunday Services Set at Harwood Recreation Room
Palm Sunday services will be observed on Sunday April 2 from 7 18 to 11 a m at the Harwood Recreation Room under the St Ponts Evangelical Religious Center Inspiring messages will be given by Rev Milton A Spotts and Rev Andres Mascarenas ministers in charge All are invited to attend and bring a friend Music will be provided A special Easter service is set for Sunday April 14 from 10 to 11 a m Faster addresses will be given and attendees will receive Easter gifts Services will continue each Sunday from 10 to 11 a m Miss Helen Williams has returned from New York after spending the winter.
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Harwood Recreation Room
A of
St. Ponts Evangelical
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Milton A. Sports
Bonded Abstractors
Palm
Helen Williama
New York
Kit Carson
EL Rayo DE
James Stewart
Ruth Roman
Steve McQueen
Jeffrey Hunter
Tony Aquiler
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