spraying debate delays poison use in forest area
Rio Hondo story reports council members, Vernal named, and Seaman explains chemical malation for budworm control on Indian trust lands. Bernal notes previous spray tensions and the need for trust concurrence. Also, Joe E. Vigil of Penasco earns a high school equivalency certificate after a GED test in Los Alamos.
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Reyna Aml Council
Vernal
Seiman
Bernal
Seaman
Sem
Forest Service
Congress
Council
Penasco
Joe E. Vigil
Jose Vigil
State Board of Education
Los Alamos R
Taos Republicans to Elect Delegates at County Convention
Taos County Republican Convention set for Saturday at 10 am in the Taos County Courthouse to elect two delegates. Delegates with 21 votes will attend the State Republican Platform Convention in Albuquerque June 18. Taos Elementary teacher Leonila Duran Serna is among 48 educators chosen for an eight week ESL institute at Texas Western College in El Paso starting June 33. The institute aims to boost effectiveness of elementary teachers teaching non English speakers, especially Spanish speakers. Taos Petroleum Industries Committee held its annual meeting Monday night at Indian Hills Inn with a business session and dinner. A film Time to Live by the American Petroleum Institute was shown. Taos chairman for the meeting was R. S. West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos County
Johnson Gymnasium
Albucquerque
Tans County
Tillie Simion
Leonila Duran Serna
Aos
United States
Ndea Institute
Texas Western College of the
University of Texas
el Paso
Serna
Taos
Ray Past
Texas Western
Local
Petroleum Industries Committee
Indian Hills Inn
American Petroleum Institute
R. S. West
Lovato to Receive Superior Service Unit Award
Phil Lovato, staff member of the Northern Rio Grande Resource Conservation and Development Project, is slated to receive the Superior Service Unit Award for 1966. Montoya notes Lovato and three other state staff were chosen for inspiring local leadership and significant social, economic, and cultural improvement. The award is issued by the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Lovato
Rio Grande
Joseph M. Montoya
Lovato
Montoya
Department of Agriculture
State FRA Convention honors Lone winner at Albuquerque
Youth winners are listed on a special noniors plaque funded by the sponsor. Johnny will receive the State Farmer Degree at the annual State FRA Convention in Albuquerque. He is the only member this year to receive this award from District II, as Mrs. Hugh Murphy visits Mouston, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Mbuquerque
Hugh Murphy
Satur
Mouston
Tex
Quesla High
Sehani
Trial not held on premises. no thefts found on Vipil property
Henry Vigiler stated no stolen items were found on Vipil property. No preliminary hearing date has been set for Montoya. Emelio Trujillo, 23, of Talpa, was bound over for trial in District Court on a statutory rape charge involving a minor girl.
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Henry Vigiler
Montoya
Emelio Trujillo 23
Talpa
Latir Lakes Outdoor Challenge in New Mexico
Carl Berghofer describes the Latir Lakes nine lake chain in a rugged high canyon near Latir Peak and the Castillo land grant. He details access by jeep road from Costillo, lake depths, fishing for native cutthroat and rainbow trout, and the need for camping gear, warmth, and respect for the unspoiled beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Berghofer
New Mexico
Latir Peak
Castillo Land Grant
Allpine
Latir Creek
Number Nine Lake
Baldy Peak
Member Seven
Number Eight
Bank Group Elects Officers in Taos NABAC Meeting
Jack Scanlon of Merchants Bank of Gallup was named president of the Rio Grande NABAC chapter at the Taos May meeting. Other officers include Robert F. Lockhart Eloy Jeantete Everette Morrow. new directors are Don Lundahl J Paul Boushelle William A. Gerdeman Paul Milan and Albert J Barbien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Scanlon
Merchants Bank of Gallup
Rio Grande
NABAC
Association For Bank Audit, Control
Taos
Robert F. Lockhart
Santa Fe National Bank
Eloy Jeantete
First State Bank of Taos
Everette Morrow
Albuquerque National Bank
Don Lundahl
American Bank of Commerce
Albuquerque
J. Paul Boushelle
First National Bank of Santa Fe
William A. Gerdeman
Bank of Las Vegas
Paul Milan
Grants State Bank
Albert J. Barbien
First National Bank
Fishing Good In All Areas State report shows broad fishing good statewide
The State Fish and Game Department’s weekly report notes generally good fishing across northeastern and other sections. Memorial Day weekend drew many anglers with several limits on Pecos River Cow Creek and Bull Creek. best baits include roots, willow flies, spinners, and lures. Roads rough, streams high and clear, fishing expected to stay good through the week with multiple lakes and districts reporting strong catches and varied methods.
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State Fish and Game Department
Pecos River
Cow Creek
Bull Creek
Santa Fe
Tres Piedras
Laguna Largo
Costilla
Red River
Cabresto
Goose
Middle Fork
Charette Lake
Miami Lake
Maxwell Lakes
Clayton Lake
Storrie
Rio la Casa
Gallinas
Requiem Mass for Mrs. Josefita Archuleta at Our Lady of Guadalupe
Mrs. Josefita Martinez Archuleta, 77, of El Prado, died May 15 at Holy Cross Hospital. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Sigmund Charewicz officiated May 28 at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Buried Dolores Cemetery. Survivors include daughters Edith Lindmiln Tos Rose Gunzales Silvia Prado, sons Ed Ban Abe, two grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren, brother Joe Martinez Pueblo. Rosary said May 26 27 at Manion Funeral Home.
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Sigmund Charewicz
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Josefita Martinez Archuleta
el Prado
Holy Cross Hospital
Dolores Cemetery
Joseph Silva
Johnny Gonzales
Ben Finn
Roger Miers
Ronnie Lujan
Fairview
Steve McCane
Denver
Dan Archuleta
Tony Gonzales
Edith Lindmiln
Tos
Rose Gunzales
Dorothy Silva
I Prado
Ban
FL Prado
Abe
Joe Martinez
Pueblo
Colo
Manion Funeral Home
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Rio Hondo
Caberesto Canyon
Costillo
Number Seven Lake
Number One Lake
Beaver
Amd
Kit Carson Electric Co-on
Aon
Orea We
KIT Carson Electric
Amory Place
Bank Group
Mrs. Archuleta
Summer Highlands University
Les Voges
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