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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
4
Legal ad inviting bids for three 2 ton heavy tracks and related propulsion and transmission components. Specifications mention rear axle assembly, speed transmission, and associated parts. Bid deadline and governing clauses implied by standard notices.
A distorted legal ad mentions the county commission, bids, and a July 19 deadline. It records city or county officials and references Luis C. Martinez as chairman, with dates in June and July 1965 and 1988.
In the matter of the last will and testament of Frank Dougherty in Taos County New Mexico, executrix files final account report. Court sets hearing for August 13 to determine heirship and distribution of the estate with all interested parties warned to appear and file objections.
A Taos New Mexico probate court notice lists Jose Silva as judge and mentions attorney names and case details in Taos County. The legal notice is dated the 18th day of June 1965 and appears in the public record.
Public notice docket 3739 announces Eloy V Martinez and spouse applying with Magic Circle Drive Taos New Mexico for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to operate a passenger pour service in Taos Rio Arriba and Colfax Counties with vehicles not exceeding seven passengers on non scheduled routes. The hearing is set at 9:00 am at Taos County Courthouse Taos New Mexico. The State Corporation Commission of New Mexico will oversee the proceeding. Publication June 1, 1965.
Legal notice announces a pending district court foreclosure case in Taos County New Mexico involving Norman R Rosen and others against Ernest J Slade and spouse Iris Slade to foreclose a mortgage deed recorded in Taos County Clerk Book 1-7 pages 11-12-1 3 9 and 10 Subdivision Johnson. The notice lists attorney Sterling F Black of Alamos New Mexico and includes publication dates June 10 17 24 July 2 2965.
Esther Hotten presents the color film Welcome to New Mexico Land of Enchantment at Kit Carson Park stockade July 2 and 3. The showing starts at 7 30 pm with admission 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for children under twelve. The film features Taos and its people and premiered May 1 at Taos Plaza Theatre. Natalie Cherry Baca urges families to attend and learn why New Mexico is called the Land of Enchantment.
George Fitzpatrick editor of New Mexico Magazine and Mildred Fitzpatrick describe New Mexico for Young People as a broad state overview bridging culture and resources. The book includes space age notes, state symbols, and county data, with praise for its usefulness to tourists and locals alike. Regions, churches, and museums are listed, and readers gain a compact guide to state facts and attractions. The review endorses the work for those in contact with visitors and suggests its potential as an educational text.
Miss Margaret Miller has returned after six weeks in Hong Kong and Tokyo. Accompanying her were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jett and their daughter, with Mrs. Burton Boyles Mudworff of St. Petersburg and her young son visiting. Taos girls will attend Eagle Nest Girl Scout Permanent Camp this summer with sessions from June 28 to July 9, July 10 to 22, and July 22 to August 2. Registration is open to 4th through 9th graders and non-scouts may register as well. Camp activities include horseback riding, campcraft, nature study, cookery, crafts, songs, and games under Miss Cynthia Mousel of Deliver. The camp emphasizes outdoor enjoyment, citizenship training, and personal development for confidence and self-reliance at its 536-acre site near the Sangre de Cristo Range.
The Taos Home Extension Club held a potluck supper at Mrs. Bernabe Chavez's home on June 16 with co host Mrs. Guadalupe Trujillo. Guests included Mrs. Mary Olguin and Mrs. Pete Ortega Jr. from Los Angeles. Four new members joined: Mrs. Myles Sweeney, Mrs. Fustin Gonzales, Mrs. Tony Padilla, and Mrs. Toby Martinez. 4 H Club demonstrations featured Jerry Cruz in public speaking with This is Taos and Monica Padilla and Carmen Cruz cookie making. Reports on Homemakers College at New Mexico State University June 7 11 were given by Mrs. Biasquin Rodriguez and Mrs. E L Jaramillo.
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