Friends Of Taos Valley Organizes First Meeting
Friends of Taos Valley formed to preserve and improve the Taos Valley. The group will hold its first meeting at the Harwood Foundation on June 30 at 8 p m. An executive committee was named with Genevieve Janssen as chairman and members including Mrs Joe Sanchez Ben Hazard Tony Reyna Louis Collam Mrs Richard Dicus and Mrs Q E Berninghaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of
Taos Valley
Harwood
Taos
Otto Mears Pitcher
Dorothy Benrimo
Madeline B. Turner
Ao Reyna
Pat McCarthy
Lesley Brown
Spud Johnson
Helen G. Blumenschein
Winifred
Berninghaus
Louise A. Miller
Robert Parr
Ben Hazard
Steve Mitchell
Claude Andersen
Barbara Cook
Howard Cook
Tony Reyna
Brice Sewell
Genevieve Janssen
Fishermen Miss Big Catch In Sierra Contest
In the Sierra area last week no entries won the big fish prize though many anglers were successful. Soloman Struck and Charles Morena own Garcia-Mitchell reels and True Temper gear, advertised at 19.95 and 143 percent off, with a note that stock is dwindling. Eagle Nestlake had a poor opening due to rough weather and high water. A Taos civic group held its first meeting to discuss bylaws and civic programs, with dues set at 5 for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soloman Struck
Charles Morena
Eagle Nestlake
ADV
Taos Council Endorses Community Action Agency
Taos Town Council approved cooperation with the Community Action Program under the Economic Opportunity Act. In a special meeting led by Mayor Jesse Vigil, the Taos County Community Action Program Agency, Inc. was proclaimed the Community Action Agency for the Town of Taos. Present were Council members Mrs. Floyd W. Beutler John W. Himes and Sam Martinez. The meeting also adopted a proclamation urging residents to aid flood victims in Colfax County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
Council
Jesse Vigil
Taos County
Vigil
Floyd W. Beutler
John W. Himes
Sam ¥. Martinez
Colfax County
Escapes (Continued) Cimarron area road and bridge damage
Crews worked to repair Cimarron area roads and replace bridges washed out by a wall of water from Cimarron and Vermejo drainages. Cimarron faced boil water orders and limited river water. a fish truck delivered supply as wires and poles washed away. Governor Campbell ordered state vehicles with radios to aid.
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Cimarron
Vermejo
Philmont Scout Ranch
Uraca Creek
Ponil Creek
U. S. 64
Colfax
Vermoio
State
Billy Holder
Holder
Red River Fish Hatchery
Eagle Nest
Jack M. Campbell
Carl Berghofer
Taos
Taos County Sheriff's Posse to elect officers at meeting
New officers will be elected by members of the Taos County Sheriff's Posse during a regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Friday in police headquarters Taos Plaza. Frank Templeton has held the post for three years as posse cap. Other first lieutenants are Roger Rogers Warren Newvill Ventura Marbal and Pete Sena is second lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iso
Taos
Taos County
Bernal Elected To New Mexico VFW Budget Committee
Jacob M. Bernal of Taos was elected to the budget and finance committee of the New Mexico Department Veterans of World War I to serve for the coming year. The convention at Portales on June 11 selected Bernal, with R. G. Parkinson of Portales chosen as commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Bernal
Taos
New Mexico
Bernal
Portales
R. G. Parkinson
Taos Guard CO Now in Santa Fe
Captain Lawrence A. Santista van commander of A Battery of the National Guard unit is inferred to head quarters Fourth Artamatic Weapons Battalion at Santa Fe to assume duties of battalion motor officer effective June ay Lieutenant Willan A. Oakeley will become commander of A Battery Newly appointed officers Lt Joel M. Carson and Lt Daniel F. Cartes assigned to the unit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos Guard CO
Santa Fe
Lawrence A. Santistavan
Flocs National Guard
Artamatic Weapons Battalion
Willan A. Oakeley
Joel M. Carson
Daniel F. Cartes
Hospital Notes list June births and patients from Taos area
The June hospital note sheet records patients in Taos county including Arroyo Hondo Taos and Questa with illnesses and recoveries. Births noted include a boy to Nobert Vigil in Arroyo Handy and a girl to Joseph Lucero in Taos and a boy to Jose E Suazo Castilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bean Aberta
Chamisal
Jose E. Suazo
Castilla
Francisquita Gonzales
Ranchos
Johnny Romero
Doxon
Jacob Archuleta
Taos
Yolanda Sandoval
Penasco
Jose M. Olivas
Holman
Juanita Praser
Arroyo Hunde
Latta
Nobert Vigil
Arroyo Handy
Joseph Lucero
Dase E. Suazo
Taos June Admits and Dismissals Listing Names
A dated notice lists admissions and dismissals with numerous names and towns around Taos New Mexico. Entries include June dates for individuals from Taos Ranchos Questa and nearby locales, plus associated relatives and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Gonzales
Taos
Kelly Mascarenas
Cerro
Enpenza Lujan
Tammie Haskell
Margaret Martiney
Ranchos
Wiley Cunningham
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Sierra Sports Corner
Juanita M
Sally Ann Howell
Neta
U. S. D. A. Staiirs
U.S. NO
del Monte
Hunt
South Pueblo
Folger’s
Wyler
Gladiola
Sheriff's Posse
Mighty Bite
P&h
Molybdenum Corporation of America
Imine
Red River Canyon
Tres Piedras
Air Goodyear
Seve
Frontier Shamrock Service
Haly Gress Hospital
Scota Fe Rd
Embudo
Nobert Visi
Arroyo Handa
Ales Atencio
Velarde
Frederick Gonaules
Loyola Roybal
William Romero
Dune
Joseph Lucera
Felipe Casias
Orun
Dave
Taos Oray Co
Jme
Questa
Kenneth LaCome
Michael LaCome
William Oaklary
Tausy Mys
Guescimo Martinez
Dixon
Holy Cross
Mary Baxter
Montana
Everett Brooks
Ernest Martiney
Sam Tate
Teresa Romero
Canguelo Jaques
Frances Cann
Willliam Farthing
Albuquerque
John Martinez
Carlotta Archuleta
Stephen Samuels
Indiana
Cora Sanchez
Mary Truejillo
Rudy Ortega
Randolph Torres
Taas
Bertha Baca
Juan Archuleta
John Farrell
Lee Romero
Elford Lloyd
Paul Archuleta
Debbie Gonziles
Celina Martinez
Perfecta Sanchez
Rejecita Jiron
Ben Wisdom
Virginia Gonzales
Augusta Jones
Mike Gonzales
Francina Concha
Ambrosio Vigil
Elvira Ellis
Ernest Padilla
Pauline Concha
Margaret Martinez
Ernest
Cloud Master
Frontier
South Santa FE
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