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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
6
Readers share Questa Bee Lines reflections and local chatter from Questa and Red River. Notes include fishing tales, camping plans near Pagosa Springs, neighbor visits, Army and air service homecomings, potential new residents in Taos area, and a June VFW Auxiliary dance at the Golden Q with admission.
Four workshops will be offered for the College of St. Joseph and the Rio Grande in Albuquerque. The program includes Arithmetical methods, teaching poetry, physical education, and oral interpretation. Workshops run daily two weeks with morning and afternoon sessions led by Laura Bennett, Sister M. Florian, Miss Marta Caribee, and James Morley.
In Canon over Memorial Weekend families gather for weddings as Gloria Trujillo and Horace Gonzales prepare to wed at St. Anthony's in Questa. Trujillo graduates from Costilla High. Separately, Little Leaguers seek sponsors with $95 raised by Malaquias Rael and others. Alfirio Gonzales and Fabian Ortega offer help with supervision as Pony and Junior Leaguers 13 to 15 await funds.
The temporary board members of Taos Community Action Committee will assemble Monday June 2 at 10 a.m. in the Kit Carson Co op conference room for a routine group meeting.
A Northern Savings and Loan branch in Questa reported 2100 missing, then found intact. Cashier Joan Tafoya said she placed the money in her safe before closing Friday. the cleaning lady, Lucy Martinez, moved the bag to a drawer. Police arrived from Taos and the money was recovered.
The Regional Library Bookmobile adds titles including The Story of the Peace Corps by George Sullivan, The Center of the World by Robert S. Elegant, The New Meaning of Treason by Rebecca West, and In My Hope for America by President Johnson, with notices urging readers to watch for the mobile unit’s schedule in their community.
Veterans questions cover eligibility for new GI insurance limited to service through 1956, loan amounts on 20 year policies, and the housebound pension option. Answers clarify that WWI veterans do not qualify, loan terms at 4 percent interest, and the need to apply under PL 86 211 for housebound support.
J Keith Austin of Taos was among about 700 students earning degrees at New Mexico State University's annual commencement. A 1953 Taos High School graduate, Austin received a Master of Arts in Agriculture and Extension Education and is the son of Joe D. Austin of Ignacio, Colorado.
Around and About notes Mrs. Robert Morria teaching swimming again this season at Taos Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grainger traveled to Alamosa for Adams State College graduation where daughter in law Mrs. John Grainger earned a BA. After graduation they plan a move to Colorado Springs where John becomes audiologist for the Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind and Mrs. Grainger teaches English in a junior high. Tammy Noble designs architecture for Mountain States Telephone while attending the University of New Mexico at Albuquerque. George Burts of Denver visited Taos relatives last week.
The Taos district court advertises probate matters for William Meillwain Robinson and others, appointing executrix Barbara Robinson and warning creditors to file claims within law. Related notices prohibit trespassing on private land in Red River by Gene Young and list defendants in a suit involving Taos County land disputes with detailed parcel descriptions and service deadlines.
The court warns you to appear by July 20 1966 or a default judgment will be entered against you. The complaint seeks relief, with attorney cargo address listed in New Mexico. Judge McIntosh presides. clerk Lois Donat indexes the seal date May 28.
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