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Newspaper

Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1961

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Sanchez Calls For Firing Of Welfare Dept Chief

Taos council member Filemon Sanchez urges Murray Hintz the Welfare Department director be fired calling him unfair to state employees. Sanchez cites firing disputes at El Mirador Home for the Aged and questions salary gaps under new administration and hints at political retribution.

Filemon Sanchez el Mirador Ati Alcalde Sanchez Taos Albuquerque Murray Hintz Veteran Welfare Department Hintz John Burroughs Tans County

Hospital notes admissions and births listing Taos area names

March to April hospital notes record admissions includ- ing Mrs. Erlen Kittredge Ranchos and Mrs. Archuleta Cerro Taos area with several babies born. Dismissals and births detail names, places, and newborns including Donna Marie and Peppy born to Taos families.

Erlen Kittredge Ranchos Virginia Archuleta Cerro Maria Juanita Padilla Valdez Melba Medina Penasco Stella Vargas Arroyo Seco Yvonne Torres Taos Anthony Wadrzyk Detroit Mich Louie Trujillo Los Cordovas Tony Luna James Williams Rebecca Espinoza Hattie North Costila Irene Ortega Questa Susan Whalberg Colorado Springs William F. Carley Albuquerque Estipulita Virginia Archu Jeta Manuelita Fernandez Baby Talpa Eileen Kittredge Ranchos de Taos Loyola Gonzales Gloria Arellano Arroyo Hondo Tony Wadrzyk Mast Bobby Trujillo Hattie Mae North Costilla Dorothy Ambrose Becky Espinoza Patricia Luina Eddie Gonzales Evelyn Ziebarth Max Gonzales Herman Suina Taos Pueblo Melvin Ambrose Donna Marie Edward Barela Peppy

Low Producing Cows and Soil Testing Advise Farmers

County extension agent urges early culling of low producing dairy cows to cut losses when milk price is low and feed costs are high. He also promotes soil testing to guide fertilizer use, avoid waste, and prepare fields for spring seeding, noting sending samples to New Mexico State University avoids last minute rush. Eggs highlighted as high quality protein with essential minerals and vitamins, useful in diets and meal plans.

ABAD Martinez County Extension New Mexico State University Laboratory Louise Garrett Nmsa Cooperative Extension Service

Fight Club Opens Card Tonight In Taos High Gym

Taos Boxing Club debuts with 13 bouts scheduled at Taos High School Gym against Penasco. Local youths grades seven to 12 compete under coach Roy Martinez with Fidel Torres guiding the Penasco team. Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents students.

Taos Penasco Taos High School Roy Martinez Fidel Torres Las Vegas Springer, Raton Trinidad Clovis Springer Raton Espanola Joe L. Otero Jimmy Santislevan Safeco

Gurule Buys Cortez Share of Grocery

Eloy Gurule has become sole owner of Your Home Food Store in Taos after buying Roberto Cortez’s share. The partnership began in October 1948 and moved to Guadalupe Plaza years ago. Gurule, Taos native and WWII veteran, has two children and serves as Taos school board president and VFW adjutant. he plans to continue operating the market as before.

Eloy Gurule Roberto Cortez Taos Guadalupe Plaza Guadalupe iPlaza Gurule Guruie Cortez Texas Colorado VFW Joseph St. Michael's College Santa Fe Sandra Taos High School Our Lady of Guadalupe Church

Penasco Scouts Sell Taos News For Philmont Trip

Boy Scout Troop No. 510 members began selling copies of The Taos News in Penasco to fund their Philmont Scout Ranch trip in June. Each boy must raise 17.50 for a week of camping, horse riding, and outdoors training, with papers sold to the boys at a reduced dealer price. Mrs. Bill Stanton of Santa Fe visited Mrs. Don Secrest, while Kiwanis Lt. Gov. Stan ton of district II attended a local meeting.

Penasco Boy Scout Troop No Taos News Philmont Scout Ranch Bill Stanton Santa Fe Don Secrest Mr. Stanton Kiwanis

Pets Up For Adoption At Taos Animal Shelter

Pets available for adoption this week at Taos Animal Shelter include a spayed female collie with distemper shots and ideal for children, plus two half grown mixed breed puppies. For information call TAS at 2131.

Taos

Court Delays Hearing In Sex Assault Allegations Case

A hearing on a simple assault and battery charge stemming from a party at a novelist’s home was postponed after accusations of sexual exposure. Witnesses described a tense scene as police investigated and prosecutors weighed felony charges. Judge Flores postponed to April 22 amid defense and plaintiff attorney involvement.

Reynolds Set Raney Flores Santa Fe Romero

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