Mrs. Dwire's Rites Held At First Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Carroll Dwire 85 were held August 22 at the First Presbyterian Church. She died August 1 in Albuquerque. Burial followed at Sierra Vista Cemetery. Survivors include husband Carroll Dwire, Albuquerque. son Thomas Tarleton. daughter Mrs. Charles Flox. sister Mrs. Clara Dawson. six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Her long life began February 10, 1884, with early years on the family ranch near Eagle Nest and marriages to Henry Wallace Tarleton and Carroll Dwire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Carroll Dwire
Minnie Witt Tarleton
Presbyterian Hospital
Albuquerque
Raymond Kersting
Phil Lugato
Hanlon
Frank Brooks
Bob Brooks
Everett Brooks
Sam Reimer
Charles Brooks
Jack Reimer
Jack Brandenburg
Saul Harbern
Pademon Martinez
George Niles
Dan Rand
Harevey Bond
John Schmidtka
Leo Potvin
Thomas Tarleton
Tans
Charles Flox
Clara Dawson
Seal Beach
Calif
Wire
William S. Witte
Eagle Nest
Henry Wallace Tarleton
Elizabeth Town
Raton
Denver
Taos
Grand Canyon
Atiz
The
Park Service
Dwire
Barton Witt
Moreno Valley
Eligio Pacheco Funeral Services Held in Chamisal
Eligio Pacheco died August 21 at Holy Cross Hospital at age 76 and funeral services were conducted August 23 at Chamisal Catholic Church with Fr Thomas Wilkenson presiding. Burial followed at Chamisal Cemetery. Rosary was held August 22 at San Martin Chapel and at the family home in Chamisal. Pallbearers included Emima Lopez Mickey Cordova Johnny Lopez David Pacheco Sonny Lopez and Guillermo Martinez. He is survived by his wife Patricio Pacheco a son Manuel Pacheco three daughters Mrs Juanita Martinez Mrs Emily Abeyta and Miss Maria Pacheco and his father Silvanio Pacheco. Funeral arrangements were by Garcia Funeral Home.
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Eligio Pacheco
Holy Cross Hospital
Chamisal
Thomas Wilkenson
Chamisal Catholic Church
San Martin Chapel
Fred Smith
Solomon Ortega
Eampires
Emima Lopez
Mickey Cordova
Johnny Lopez
David Pacheco
Sonny Lopez
Guillermo Martinez
Pacheco
Patricio Pacheco
Manuel Pacheco
Juanita Martinez
Emily Abeyta
Maria‘ Pacheco
D Fother
Silvanio Pacheco
Penasco
Garcia Funeral Home
Federal spending in Taos County tops $5 million
Newly released figures by Congressman Thomas G Morris show Taos County received about $4.97 million in federal spending for 1967 88 with agricultural programs totaling over $2 million and economic development over $1 million. Categories include Agricultural Research Service Extension Service Soil Conservation Forest Service and Commerce Administration programs plus Health Education and Welfare education grants and rural health efforts. The total excludes Community Action Program funding run by OFO.
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Morris
Taas
Agricultural Research Service
Extension Service
Cooperative Agricultural Extension World
Soil Conservation Service
Great Plains
Commondity Credit Corporation
Farmers Home Administration
Forest Service
National Forest Fund
Commerce
Economic Development Administration
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Department of Transporttation
Treasury Department
Department of the Interior
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Community Action
Mainstream
Head Start
el Mercado
Teachers Walkout Strikes Taos and Questa Districts
Questa Board unanimously rejects a study day for teachers as 28 of 42 staff skipped class causing dismissals. Taos boards approve two study days with pay made up later, while Penasco may seek state legal help to quiet complaints. Tensions rise between educators and districts over pay and reforms in a militant climate.
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Questa
Alice
Sudents
Distrct
State Department of Education
Taos
Pandaras
NMEA
Galaxon Pill Guarantee Promises Fat Loss
An ad claims a doctor supervised weight loss pill named Galaxon will reduce fat and extend life. Sold for $700 with a money back guarantee if not satisfied by returning the package to the druggist. Coronado Pharmacy Taos Malt Orders Filed.
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Aly
Coronado Pharmacy
Taos
Rabies Clinic Set for Sept 7 at Animal Shelter
The Animal Shelter schedules a rabies vaccination clinic on Saturday Sept 7 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at $2 per animal. Dr. Robert Winters notes recent positive rabies cases in the area and asks dog owners to vaccinate as required by state law. Owners with vaccinations within the past year need not re vaccinate until the current certificate expires.
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Animal Shelter
Robert Winters
Jan
Taos Woman Fined for Improper Refuse Disposal
Municipal Judge Joe C. Mon toya on Aug 22 levied a 50 dollar fine against Mrs Fay Fuller of Taos for improper disposal of refuse. She faced charges for leaving garbage on the Town Clerk's doorstep on Aug 9. Taos Policeman Jose Montoya filed the complaint. Fuller pled no contest per attorney R Howard Branden burg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe C. Montoya
Fay Fuller
Taos
Craftsmen Mercado Meet for Cooperative Members
Craftsmen called the Mercado marketing cooperative will hold a general business meeting for all members craftsmen and interested persons Sunday September 8 at 2 p.m. at El Mercado headquarters in the Granada Building on South Santa Fe Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercado Marketing Co- Operative
Crafsmen
el Mercado
Granada
Santa Fe Road
Olonia Receives Six Months In Santa Fe Penitentiary
Pen Term for Olonia District Judge C R McIntosh sentences 22 year old Man tel Olonia of Taos to six months in the Santa Fe State Penitentiary and four and a half years on adult probation. Olonia pled guilty to breaking and entering Cantu Hardware on Santa Fe Road. Danny Montoya escaped jail June 24 and remains at large. Coca, also involved, was later sentenced to one to five years for burglary. Assistant district attorney Sanchez says no escape charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olonia
Taos County
Nick Coca
Asst. Dist. Atty
Juan Sanchez
Sanchez
Coca
Kay
Church Sets Film On Billy Sunday
A documentary about evangelist Billy Sunday will screen at Canon Brethren Church Sunday at 8 p.m. The film covers his life from youth to major league baseball, conversion, popular tabernacles, and his anti liquor crusade, using photos tintypes and color scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Canon Brethren Church
Tabernacles
Made tn tas Children of Paradise film class
A film review notes the depiction of Balzac’s tumultuous world in Children of Paradise starring Marcel Barrau t and Arletty. Directed by Marcel Carné, the production centers on a theatrical troupe with political intrigue and dramatic love scenes reflecting theater and cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of Paradise
Nic
New Management for La Dona Luz Club and Swan Lake
J B French Je resigns from La Dona Luz Inc and will operate the Cygnet club and Restaurant at Swan Lake near Espanola. New management at La Dona Luz Inc will be announced soon. It was reported.
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la Dona Luz
J.B. French Je
la Dona Luz, Inc
Cygnet Club
Swan Lake
Espanola
la Dona Lus, Inc
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Mrs. Carroll Dwirt
Pennsylvania
Bill Verber
Jack Berrenberg
Airport Commission
State Aviation Board
State Board of Finance
J. P. Brandenburg
First State Bank of
Lovato
Buel Pattison
John R. Yates
ASCS
Rte
Las Mil. Pas
Las Milpas
Tors
W.M
Kine Assessed
State of
New Mexico
Sua
A. Ray Curtis Western Sports Inc
South State Si
Salt Lake City
Utah
Plaza Theatre
Thomas Crown
Steve McQueen
Faye Dunaway
Bonnie and Clyde
Kit Carson
Bark
Elvis Presley
Nancy Sinatra
Elvis Frestey
EL Centarug del Norte
Texas
Rondhas
France
LeRoy Garcia
LeRoy's
Lee Roy's
Pueblo Se
Tappan
Southern Union
Puebla Rd
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