Dean Applauds Idea of Sportsmens Club in Taos County
Dean Henbest urges reactivating the Wildlife and Conservation Association to boost Taos County sportsmen’s voice. He notes tourism, new highways, and potential river diversions threaten local recreation and finances, urging participation from Penasco Red River and Taos residents to press for state support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Sportsmens Club
Penasco
Red River
Questa
WCA
Red River Fish Hatchery
Wildlife and Conservation Association
Controversial Study Of Communism For Schools
The text outlines how to teach communism in schools as a controversial yet essential element of American democracy. It stresses sober understanding without hysteria, emphasizes patriotic, well informed citizens, and supports objective classroom presentation under state guidance. It quotes Ralph Linton on cultural comparison and notes local districts will decide usage after state materials are approved.
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Ralph Linton
Tass
Joe L. Otero
Orlando Ortiz
Otero
Board of Education
Taos Chamber Names Three Year Board Candidates
Taos County Chamber of Commerce nominating committee announced a slate for three year board terms. The proposed candidates include Joe Rodriguez of Kit Carson Electric Coop, Robert J. Fauteck of Taos News, L. P. Kirkpatrick of Adobe Wall Motel, Fred Baca of Coronado Pharmacy, John M. Brenner of First State Bank, Betty Ray of tans Dresses, Fay Fuller of the Little Gallery, and George Lavender of Pot Creek Logging & Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Nominting Committee
Chamber
Joe Rodriguez
Kit Carson Electric Coop
Robert J. Fauteck
Taos News
L.p.kirkpatrick
Adobe Wall Motel
Fred Baca
Coronado Pharmacy
John M
Week in Taos area court fines list for Nov 30
Judge Hobbs in Ranchos and Police Magistrate Martinez in Taos report a week of cases. Taos defendants include expired drivers licenses, brake and light sticker violations, and various speeding and careless driving charges with fines mostly five dollars plus costs, several at fifteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice, of the Peace
John Hobbs
Ranchos
Don Graham
Taos
Joseph Johnson, Jr
Johnson M, Garver
Katie Younis Martinez
Dan Loren Whittemore
Los Alamos
Leonides A. Baca
John B. Herrera
David C. Maestas
Santa Cruz
Jose F. Jacquez
Maurice Gonzalez
Jose 3. Duran
Martha C. Padilla
Juanita
R. Chavez
Population Stats and Taos Board Elections
Taos county population is estimated at 16 700 in mid 1962 an increase of 1 9 percent from the prior census The January 8 election will fill vacancies from terms of James Cole grove Sally Howell Loran Stan iger and Bill Miller Nominating Committee chair Charles Barba with members Howard Brand enburg Pete Laird W P Cater Bill Blakey George Proctor and Carl Glanz All candidates agreed to appear on the ballot except Lavender who was away and not reached to confirm selection.
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Taos County
University of New Mexico Bureau of Business Research
James Colegrove
Sally Howell
Loran Staniger
Bill Miller
Charles Barba
Howard Brandenburg
Pete Laird
W. P. Cater
Bill Blakey
George Proctor
Carl Glanz
Lavender
Red River set for spring seed planting and ski season
Students of Molly Mine directed by John Valdes plan a spring project to plant vegetable seeds funded by the County Agent Abad Martinez. Seasonal passes issued for skiing to welcome permanent Red River residents. UNM Signa Chi pledges staged a Pledge Walk Out at Red River Ski Area this weekend. Visitors include Miss Martha Schutz of Taos and Mario Mieller of Milwaukee enjoying ski weekend. Local residents and guests from Fort Worth and Clovis were spotted at Tall Pine Lodge and Rio Grande fishing.
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Ruth Crow
Molly Mine
John Valdes
Abad Martinez
Kim Donclan
Red River
Signa Chi
University of New Mexico
Enok
Martha Schutz
Taos
Mario Mieller
Reiner Seitz
Milwaukee
Miss Schutz
Taos eighth graders beat Questa Bobcats 46 to 23
Taos Junior High eighth graders defeated the Questa Bobcats 46 to 23 on Friday. Elias Valencia led with 11 points, while Benny Mondragón and David Jeantete added 9 each. The next day Los Alamos Braves edged Taos 22 to 18 as Glenn Breisch scored nine for Los Alamos.
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Taos
Questa Bobcats
Los Alamos Braves
Elias Valencia
Benny Mondragon
David Jeantete
Glenn Breisch
Los Alamos
Taos County Chamber Board Meets to Set 196% Election Plans
The Taos County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors holds its monthly meeting Monday at Kachina Lodge to approve candidates for the upcoming election and outline plans for the annual banquet and January membership meeting.
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Mittee
Dee
Meri
Taos County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Ls A
New Mexico September Births Rise in 1940s Report
The Division of Vital Statistics says 2,623 babies were born in New Mexico in September, totaling 22,131 births for the first nine months. The figures compare with 2,915 births in September 1940 and 22,097 by the end of the third quarter of the previous year.
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New Mexico
Division of Vital Statistics
Pirates Edge Alamos Braves for opening win
The Taos Junior High Pirates defeated the Los Alamos Braves 24-22 last Saturday to start their season. Raul Vigil led scoring with seven points and 16 rebounds while Carry Santistevan and Ray Garcia contributed strong defense. Coach John Gonzales played 12 players, saying all were instrumental in the victory.
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Taos Junior High Pirates
Los Alamos Braves
Pirates
Raul Vigil
Carry Santistevan
Ray Garcia
John Gonzales
Pirate
Taos Midgets edge Questa in overtime opener
The Taos Junior High Midgets beat the Questa Midgets 30-25 in overtime to start the season. Ronnie Romero and Bobby Truefillo led Taos with seven points each, while Allen Trujillo scored six and Leroy Vargas five.
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Taos Junior High
Questa
Ronnie Romero
Bobby Truefillo
Taos
Big Allen Trujillo
Leroy Vargas
Mr and Mrs Herman Kreschimer Visit Hinsdale Taos Ski Valley
Mr and Mrs Herman Kreschimer returned from Hinsdale Illinois where they promoted Taos Ski Valley. They were guests of Edward Van Singel president of Continental National Bank Chicago and attended a festive party with many old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kresch-imer
Hinsdale, Ill
Taos
Ski Valley
Edward van Singel
Illinois’ Continental National Bank
Chicago
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Navajo
Farmington
Navajo Dam
Department of Game and Fish
Li Ris College of Beauty
W. Ban Francisco
Mr. de Wolff
Long
Bill French
Raton
Walter Hamilton
The
Tall Pine Lodge
Roy Marks
Clovis
Rio Grande River
Mrs. Doyle Doss
Fort Worth
Texas
Taylors
Girl Scout Troop
June Mutz
Jan Mutz
Betty Spiller
Kathy Crow
Jetty Stevenson
R. DB
Albuquerque
Terrace Towers
Hunter Sol
Hobbs
Byers
Tex Gohlson
Steve Jones
Deer Lodge
J Jones
Evelyn
Kay
Ray
Antonio A. Martinez Jr
Dana Thompson
Wichitaman
Usn
Falls
Wekend
Naval Air Technical Train
Johnny Mutz
Memphis
Tenn
Clyde Howe
Davie
Johnny Brandenburg
Bryant
Sally
Mally
Mrs
Woodie Taylor
Bobcats
C of C
Questa Weather
Kachina Lodge
Howell Cleaners
Edge Alamos Braves
Jerry
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Cantu's
South Pushle Sr
Valley Abstract and Title Company
Milton A. Sports
Bonded Abstractors
McCreary
Cudahy
Gerber’s Baby Food
Oranges
Florida
Thaly Frignda
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