Taos Scouts Plan Wilderness Trek Across Sangre de Cristo
A 19 member Taos Scouts group led by Bob Brooks will trek through the Sangre de Cristo Mountains starting July 9 from the Santa Fe Ski Basin and finishing about nine days later at Santa Barbara. They pursue the National 50-Mile award with a June 23 deadline for applications and a $13 fee. Participants must pass medical exams and submit forms to Commissioner R C Brooks.
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Souads County
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Bob Brooks
Santa Fe
Santa Barbara
G. R. Berner
Tans
Boy Seats of America Council
R. C. Brooks
Lake Katherine
Santa Fe Baldy
Horsethief Creek
Pecos Baldy Lake
Truchas Lake
Middle Fork Lake
Santa Barbara Forest
Alamitos Creek
Duran Can‘yon
Forest Service
Rio la Presao
Certo Olla
Rio Chiquito
Osha Mountain
Garcia Park
U.S. 44
Taos Canyon
Berner
Moly Mine Job Awarded Near Alice Arm, B C
Vancouver report notes the contract for engineering and construction of a 6000 tons per day concentrator and related facilities at the British Columbia Molybdenum Company property five miles south of Alice Arm, B C, has been awarded to Wright Cam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
British Columbia
Molybdenum Company, Ltd
Alice Arm
Hags
Wright-Cam
Hereford bull sale announced by British Columbia firm
British Columbia Molybdenum Walter J. Money Taos project manager C C Kamm reports the sale of a horned Hereford bull to Wil Company. Ltd., a Kam Alsbaugh linked firm in Alamosa, Kennecott Copper Corp of Colo.
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Monwealth
Vancouver
Scrap Items Sought by Instructor for Taos County Classes
County School Superintendent Cliff Harmon lists a wide set of scrap and surplus materials needed for art instruction and Head Start classes. Items include scrap metal and plumbing fittings, mirrors, cardboard boxes, lumber, rope, belts, jars, paint, brushes, cans, window shades, fabrics, patterns, bags, yarn, ribbon, spools, and metal boxes.
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Taos County
County Court House
Cliff Harmon
Worden
Asprin
Annual Taos Firemen Dance Honors New Recruits
Taos firemen and guests attended the annual spring dinner dance at the firehouse. Indies of the Fire Department prepared a buffet, with Hattie Trujillo's Orchestra providing entertainment. Five new firemen received badges training cards and first aid patches: Dick Haskell Rodger Beimer Everett Brooks John Minton and Ben White. Presents were made by Gordon Burt Jim Dryden and Clark Funk, with Dave Polson as MC.
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Taos
Hattie Trujillo
Dick Haskell
Rodger Beimer
Everett Brooks
John i Minton
Ben White
Remodeling Bid Invites Seaman Forestral Headquarters Work
Seaman national forest supervisor announces invitations to bid on remodeling at the Armory Street headquarters. Plans cover 24 feet of Moor-to-ceiling partition, 4 feet of 74mnch banks type partition, two openings in a wall, closing an existing doorway, and interior painting of the older portion. Contact Supervisor's office on Armory Street for plans and specs at 734 2238.
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Don Seaman
Canon Naional Foreat
Armoury Street
Armory Street
Seaman
Rough Brahmas Slated For Albuquerque Fair
Lynn Beutler of Elk City Oklahoma outlines additions to Beutler Brothers stock for the New Mexico State Fair rodeo. The firm plans 250 head including 100 bucking horses and 43 bulls with purses over 19000. Beutler notes state fair marks one of their top shows and that rodeo runs ten nights with increased prizes.
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Albuquerque
Dhe
Lynn Beutler
Elk City
Oklahoma
Beutler
New Mexico
Septemer
Jim
Perry Luster
Escalante Ranch
Sonora
Miles City
Mont
Iml
Beutler Brothers
Lynn
Jake
Great Falls
Sidney
Iowa
Texas
Colorado
State Cattlemen Readied for June Meet in Raton
More than 250 cattlemen from across New Mexico will attend the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association two day June quarterly meeting in Raton. Speakers include William L. Jones on Atmospheric Research and Weather Modification and George Spencer on beef merchandising with Cecil Hellbusch from Safeway.
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Laboratory of Atomospheric Sciences
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Boulder
Cole
U.S
George Spencer
Agricultural Research Division
Swift & Company
Chicago
Cecil Hellbusch
Safeway
Philmont Ranch
Joe Davis
Cimarron Ranch
New Mexico Cattle Growers
Assos Savor
First National Bank
Raton
International State Bank
Northeastern Grazing Association
la Mesa Park
Pete Caldarelli
Royce Herndon
Ra-| Ton
Ra- Ton
James Arrington
Miles Culbertson
New Mexico Junior Cattle Growers’ Association
William Jones
New Mexico
Junior Cattle Growers’ Association
Beautification Week Aims to Beautify Federal Installations
In the Southwestern Region twenty seven National Wildlife Refuges and nineteen National Fish Hatcheries across eight states will plant trees shrubs and flowers starting June 2 1964 as part of President Johnsons program to improve federal buildings appearance. Regional Director John J C Gallin directs project leaders to begin the beautification effort to enhance the nation s installations and communities.
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Albuquerque
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Johnson
America
John JC Gallin
Department of the Interior
Wildlife Agency
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Taos Scouts
Moly
Canada
Hereford
Taos County Abstract Co., Inc
Juanita M
Sally Ann Howell
U.S.A
Chevron
Scenicland
Galiformia Qi, Company
Seutler Brothers
Mexico
Montana
Casa Loma
Cardo and the
Zorbas
Miles Nari
Taosos Highney
Mish Gansgles
Johnny
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