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Newspaper

Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1962

Page

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Taos Road Group Backs Collins Plan Against High Level Bridge

Virigilio Trujillo chair Taos County Road Planning Committee says majority of board agrees with Highway Commissioner Wayne Collins to junk a high level bridge over the Rio Grande Gorge. He favors improving existing routes serving Pilar Taos Tres Piedras Arroyo Hondo areas and a shorter two-project path.

Taos County Wayne Collins Rio Grande Gorge Virgilio Trujillo Llano Santa Fe State Highway Commission Trujillo Pilar Taos Tres Piedras Arroyo Hondo Collins Trujills Trujilla Rio Grande Taos

Canoncito de Taos Academy plans extend Taos school

The academy expands from Taos to offer pre college entrance courses and varied curricula. Distinguished staff includes Rev Dr Dinegar in physics and Dr Pijoan in biology and chemistry, plus artists and educators guiding history art and language across three cultures Taos locale and long time residents support a broad program with placement tests and recommendations determining admission.

Kennaugh Robert Dinegar Los Alamos Michel Pijoan Espanola Garvin Harvard University Robert Parr Parr Taos Kris Wilson Robert Harrison Omaha Neb Jack Chubb Seminole Tex Emil Bisttram Larry Frank Olive Boone Wheeler Graduate School of Texas Tech Valdez Canoncito de Taos Academy

Forest Service Transfers and staffing changes reported

USFS transfers inventory to 1a0s and andquesta districts and plans a timber management program. Norman Curran replaces Koenig on Jicarilla. Curran moves from Ton to National Forest in Arizona. New staff include Tom Holmes as Carson Santa Fe forest radio technician, Stetson Edmunds assigned to spruce bark beetle project, Roger Bumstead from Coconino as watershed and wildlife management assistant, Nestor Griego hired as audit clerk, Vera Davis joins payroll as existing position, and Mrs. VeraqPavis fills payroll clerk role.

Carson Santa Fe National Forests Holmes White Sands Santa Fe-Albuquerque Stetson Edmunds Syracuse University Roger Bumstead Coconino National Forest Arizona Proctor Nestor Griego Grants Highlands University Vera qPavis The United Nations New York

Pets Available For Adoption At Local Shelter

Worried about mice this fall stop worrying Tans Animal Shelter offers kittens of various colors and sexes plus adult dogs and pups available for adoption. Highlighted are male and female cats and dogs including a purebred greyhound, a seven month old female, eight week old sheep dogs, and a hunting hound pup. Visitors urged to interview the animals and be chosen as master. Local residents Mr and Mrs Leon Thompson from Albuquerque visited relatives here Sunday along with Mr Allen Church and children and Mrs Nancy Clarke Hays of San Francisco over the weekend.

Tans Animal Shelter Allen Church Nancy Clarke Hays San Francisco

Altitude Sickness Tips for Taos Visitors

Taos attracts visitors to 6950 feet where thin air may cause high altitude sickness. The New Mexico Heart Association advises rest before travel, a good meal before departure, light activity, bed rest when symptoms appear, and gradual acclimatization to reduce discomfort. People with heart or lung disease can tolerate 7000 to 8000 feet if the transition is gradual. Individual responses vary widely.

Taos New Mexico Heart Assn The American Heart

New League to Start In Play Program

After three weeks of drill and practice the Recreation Programs Farmer League begins competition for boys aged 7 to 11. Report to the baseball field at 9 a.m. daily. games at 9:30 a.m. daily except Wednesday. The Yankees lead Junior baseball with four wins and no losses under coach Pete Ortiz. Second are the Mudhens three and one with Norbert Vigil coaching. Third, the Torres two and two under Arsenio Cordova. Dodgers and Cardinals tied for fourth at 1-3 with coaches Dado Peralta and Gigger Ortiz. Rockets sit fifth at 0-4 under Benito Martinez. Swimming remains popular with Wednesday trips. meet at Municipal School grounds before 9 a.m. Registration at Arroyo Seco reaches 21. Norbert Vigil and Benito Martinez lead Arroyo Hondo and Ranchos programs. Canon and El Prado programs slowing due to participation. Overall recreation registrations under Roy Martinez near 400. Arroyo Seco equipment provided by Taos County Schools. Martinez seeking part‑time work. call PL 8-2386.

Farmer League Farmer Yankees Pete Ortiz Mudhens Norbert Vigil Torres Arsenio Cordova Dodgers Cardinals Dodger Dado Peralta Cardinal Gigger Ortiz Rockets Benito Martinez Arroyo Seca Norbert l Ranchos Roy Martinez Martinez Taos County Arroyo Seco Ramon Hernandez Iall Martinez

Friends of the John McCarthys Visit Chicago Trip

Mr and Mrs Bruno Bonertitz of Chicago host the McCarthys on a fifth trip. The McCarthys recently visited the couple in Chicago, then traveled to Cincinnati to visit their daughter Miss Queenie McCarthy.

John McCarthys Bruno Bonertitz Chicago McCarthys Queenie McCarthy Cincinnati

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Taos Area

Admissions list dates July 3 to July 10 includes Percy Sandy Taos and many Taos residents plus babies and women from Questa Truchas Ranchos de Taos and Red River. Births note a boy born July 4 to Jake Ortega Questa. Completes course Army Pvt Theodore Jeantette of Taos finished 14 week automotive repair at Aberdeen Proving Ground Md.

Percy Sandy Taos Boy Ortega Questa Mae Bailon Ilva Martinez Certo John Wayne Fisher Roberta Aguilar Chrisosto Ardfiuleta Truchas Francis A. Sisneros Estella Ledoux Martinez Cerro Anthony Romero Marie Belmer Inez Romero Ranchos de Taos Troublefield Ada Janney Red River Clay Crawford Gordon H. Burt Clara Lopez Trampas Helen M. Sloniger Lydia Oakley Lydia Flansburg Carl Schwartz Elva Martinez Army Theodore Jeantette Jose Jeantette Ordnance School Aberdeen Proving Ground Jeantette Ft. Ord Calif 98Th Ordnance Company Ft. Stewart Taos High School

Births and births and names from Embudo area dates

June 30 listings for Mrs. Sam Lucero Ranchos and nurse and boy Sam Lucero Jr born weighing 8 pounds to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lucero of Ranchos July 10 entries note births for Elitas Garcia Elisardo Flores Doris and Anna belle Sanchez with weights and locations Taos Albuquerque Arroyo Seco Chamisal Llano Holman Questa Taos and surrounding names including Valdemar DeHerrera Jr Kenneth Cordova Ern est Kennedy and Cecilia Martinez noted among July events.

Andy Alonia Taos Sam. Lucero Ranchos Valdemar DeHerrera Jr Costilla Elijas Garcia Albuquerque Cecilia Martinez Ben Quintana Llano J. Cruz Vasquez Chamisal Elisardo Flores Arroyo Seco Ernest Kennedy Questa Kenneth Cordova Arrroyo Seco Jose Adel Sam Lulcero Jr Sam Lucero Elitas Garcia Annabelle Jose A. Sanchez Doris Demecro Sanchez Robert Romero Holman Jon Abeyta Sam Lucera Arroyo Seca Cecilia. Martinez

Taos Visitors Include Schafer Ortoff Family Guests

Miss Muriel Boone hosts Taos Canon guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles L Schafer Corte Madera Calif a conference coordinator specialist Both studied art in Taos galleries Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs Carl Ortoff and their three children Tulsa Okla where Mr Ortoff works in engineering

Muriel Boone Taos Canon Charles L. Schafer Corte Madera Calif Taos Carl Ortoff Tulsa Okla Ortoff

New Officers Are Elected for Regional Library Board

A meeting of the Regional Advisory Board of the Northern Regional Library in Espanola elected officers for the coming year. Mrs George Tichy became chairman and Miss Avis Williams was re-elected secretary. Former chairman Mrs T R Heck resigned due to ill health. State Librarian Miss Dorothy Watkins and field librarian Ruth M Hendrickson attended along with other members.

Northern Regional Library Espanola George Tichy Avis Williams T. R. Heck Ojo Caliente Dorothy Watkins Ruth M. Hendrickson George Mauro Ralph Neill Mia Violet Shepherd Jessie Fitzgerald Stella L. Tate Olive B. Corwin Mra Len H. Able

Vacation Church School Opens Monday in Taos

The First Presbyterian Church of Taos sponsors Vacation Church School meeting in Sunday School rooms starting Monday July 16 for two weeks. Sessions run 9:00 to 1:30, Monday through Friday, for kindergarten through sixth grade. Mrs. Ptko directs.

First Presbyterian Church of Taos Paul Tko

Nambe Fiesta Attended by Mitchell Family and Guests

Mr and Mrs Stephen A Mitch ell their son and daughter in law Dr and Mrs Stephen Mitchell the Charles Thwaites Fred Par retts Stan Aiello Miss Claire Morrill Miss Genevieve Janssen and Miss Helen Blumenschein attended the Nambe Fiesta on July 4.

Stephen A. Mitchell Stephen Mitchell Charles Thwaites Fred Parretts Stan Aiello Claire Morrill Genevieve Janssen Helen Blumenschein Nambe

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