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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1966

Page

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Romero Leaves Technical School Graduation in Samford Conn

Romero son of Mr and Mrs Alfonso Romero graduates from J M Wright Technical School in Samford Conn on June 22 completing a four year course in industrial electronics. He will join Stelma Corporation in Stamford in the future as his mother attends the ceremonies while visiting relatives there.

Romero Alfonso Romero J. M. Wright Technical School Samford Conn Stelma Corporation Stamford

Maestas Serves With MCB 6 Near Da Nang Vietnam

Felix H. Maestas USN Constructionman Apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vidal Maestas of Rodarte, serves with Mobile Construction Battalion 6 near Da Nang after flying from Davisville Rhode Island. The unit trained a month at Camp Lejeune North Carolina to adapt to combat conditions in Viet Nam. Seabees support American and South Vietnamese ground troops in South Viet Nam.

Viet Nam South

Taos Residents Named to UNM Dean's Honor List

Three Taos County residents earned Dean's Honor List placements for the spring semester at the University of New Mexico College of Arts and Sciences. Laura B. Silva of El Prado Carmen Mary Lujan of Velarde and John Elwood Brooks of Taos are named.

Taos County University of New Mexico College of Arts and Sciences Laura B. Silva el Prado Carmen Mary Lujan Velarde John Elwood Brooks Taos

Kids Called For Action In Taos Summer Recreation

Taos launches a multi town summer program led by Babe Ruth League staff expanding youth activities. Taos and Ranchos de Taos Boys' Club coordinate with Taos Municipal Schools, federal and state support, offering daytime and evening leagues, swimming trips, dances, and art activities for ages 3 and up.

Watchy Blue Angels Lion Giants Taos Ranchos Dikon Arroyo Hondo Talpa Llano Quemado el Prado Canon Ranchos de Taos Ranchos de Cecilia Maestas Taos Municipal School Angie Gonzales Lina Miera Miss Maes Tas Taily Taos High School Espanola Fidel Torres Bermade Vilarriagas Arroyo Seco Ben Vigil Frank Trujillo Robert Vigil David Jeantete Andy Rael Elias Valencia Bernabe Visarriagas Tony Santistevan Lawrence Duran Benny Mondragon David Martinez Francis Quintana Roy Martinez

Summer Kid League Baseball opens seven games

Seven games kicked off the summer recreation program with Taos defeating Ranchos 7-1 and Central beating Arroyo Hondo 13-4 on Monday. Tuesday saw Central beat Taos 4-2 while Arroyo Hondo defeated Ranchos 7-3 on Thursday. In Little League action Blue Angels beat Lions 15-4 Monday. Ranchos beat Tuesday on Thursday. Giants face Arroyo Hondo Friday at 10 am.

Babe Ruth Little Lea Giants Byers Dixon Arroyo Honda Taos Ranchos Central Arroyo Hondo Blue Angels Lions Giants Taos High School Taos Mets Francis Quin Jana Quintana Roy Martinez Francis Quintana

Taos Precinct Delegates Named to Democratic Convention

Delegates from Precinct 3 were selected for the Democratic county platform convention. The county meeting set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m named Eliag Romero as temporary chair with C B Trujillo as secretary. Thirty seven delegates from precincts 1 A B and C were chosen by nineteen attendees, including Betty Martinez Simon Peralta Roy Martinez Martin Vargas J B Martinez Luis Trujillo Carolyn Parr Gilbert Vargas and many others.

Eliag Romero C. B. Trujillo Carolyn Parr Betty Martinez Simon Peralta Roy Martinez Martin Vargas J. B. Martinez Luis Trujillo Filemon Sanchez Carolyn R. Parr Gilbert Vargas Mabel Kay‘kendall

Requiem Mass for Gabriel Marquez in Arroyo Seco

Gabriel Marquez age 78 of Arroyo Seco died in Albuquerque June 12. A requiem Mass was offered June 16 by Rev. Benedicto Cuesta at Arroyo Seco Catholic Church. Burial followed at Arroyo Senco cemetery. Pallbearers included relatives Arthur Johnny Carlos Uvaldo Leo Nick Ramon Elmer Torrez. Survivors include sons Pete Albuque rque Gabriel Juan C Arroyo Seco and Juan B California and daughters Mrs Felix Cardenas and Mrs Fermin Torrez, Arroyo Seco.

Benedicto Cuesta Arroyo Seca Catholic Gabriel Marquez Arroyo Seca Albuquerque Arroyo Senco Arthur Marquez Johnny Marquez Carlos Marquez Uvaldo Marquez Leo Marquez Nick Cardenas Ramon Cardenas Elmer Torrez Don Rombero Garcia Funeral Pete Gabriel Juan C. Arroyo Seco Juan B California Felix Cardenas Fermin Torrres Arroyo Seco

RC&D honored by officials at Taos meeting

Awards were presented by Sen. Clinton P. Anderson Sen. Joseph M. Montoya and Gov. Jack M. Campbell. Rep. E Johnny Walker read remarks into the Congressional Record praising the Project. Rep. Thomas J. Morris sent his field secretary Mike Gallegos to offer congratulations. Taos Mayor Filemon Sanchez and assistants attended along with RC&D steering chair Pablo Raybat and Santa Fe County extension agent J. R. Chavez, plus many steering committee members and state SC officials.

Grams Clinton P. Anderson Joseph M. Montoya Jack M. Campbell Johnny Walker Congressional Thomas J. Morris Mike Gallegos Filemon Sanchez Taos Pablo Raybat Rc&d J. R

Wilderness Bill Sparks Supporters Split Over Lands

Sen Anderson faced a query from a group opposing the bill while defending the Wilderness Act. He noted he would not be among the first to seek removal of 2,000 acres from Wheeler Peak Wilderness Area, citing his original support for wilderness protections.

Sen. Anderson Wheeler Peak

Rites Detail Navy Women and Indian Ceremonials Work

World War I era notes tell of Mrs. Imhof one of the Navy’s first enlisted women serving on an admiral’s staff at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Her husband gained world acclaim for documenting Indian life and ceremonial practices. After his death she donated several of his works to the University of New Mexico.

Imhof Navy Brooklyn Navy Yard The University of New Mexico

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