Red River Fourth of July Parade Expected July 4
The Red River Chamber of Commerce reports the annual Fourth of July parade will start at 10 a.m. at the south end of town with 33 riders from the Lubbock Sheriff's Posse. Prizes honor best floats and best dressed cowboy and cowgirl, with a beauty contest and trophies at 6 p.m. Activities include jeep tours, lift rides, and square dancing at the Community House.
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Glen Calhoun
Red River
Calhoun
Lubbock
Tex
Main Street
Red River Women Seek Funds for Beautification Project
The Red River Chamber of Commerce and the Red River Women s Club pursue a beautification plan for the Red River Valley. They aim to erect baseball diamonds and bridal trails and have sent proposals to the Northern Rio Grande Conservation and Development Project for study. Calhoun thanks Pablo Roybal for steering committee aid in preparing the aid applications.
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Red River
Red River Valley
Calhoun
Rio Grande Ri
Pablo Roybal
RCD
Taos Penney Store Urged to Bargain With Union
NLRB trial examiner urges Taos J C Penney store to cease merit raises and to bargain with Retail Clerk's International Association after contract lapse. Facts show union chosen in 1964, contract expired in 1965, and wage increases given without bargaining. Recommendations require non interference and formal collective bargaining upon request.
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National Labor Relations Board
Taos
J. C. Penney
Retail Clerk's Union
Retail Clerk's International Association
NRLB
RCIA
Marquez Rites Held For Arroyo Hondo Man
Luis Marquez 82 of Arroyo Hondo died in Santa Fe on June 4. Funeral services were at Arroyo Hondo with burial in the local cemetery. Pallbearers named Armando Jaramilla Daniel Garcia Ben V Garcia Ruben Cordova Jose A Chacon Amado Rael. Eulogist Ezequiel Cordova. Survivors include sons Tito Artaya Hondo and Max Los Angeles. daughters Efrancia Cordova Amalia Salas and Manuelita Lovato Los Angeles. grandchildren Celina and LeRoy Marquez.
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Luis G. Marquez
Arroyo Hondo
Santa Fe
Andrew Santos
Armando Jaramilla
Daniel Garcia
Ben V. Garcia
Ruben Cordova
Jose A. Chacon
Amado Rael
Ezequiel Cordova
Garcia Funeral Home
Tito
Ar Taya Hondo
Max
Los Angeles
Efracinia Cordova
Amalia Salas
Manuelita Lovato
Celina
LeRoy Marquez
Stairs Repaired In Court House In Taos County
The Taos County Court House stairway to the second floor is now safe to use after last week’s repairs urged by County Clerk Ursula Trujillo and aided by County Commissioner Luis Martinez. Local contractor Albert Costila replaced planks with new lumber and added corrugated rubber tile. Renovation followed a failed bond issue for a new courthouse.
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Taos County Court House
Ursula Trujillo
Luis Martinez
Albert Costila
Court House
Taos Area Men Attend Trade and Industrial Teachers Workshop
LAS VEGAS Four Taos area professional members of the trade and industrial teachers group participated in a week long workshop at Highlands University Highlands Campus June 6 11 The participants Frank E Cruz Marshall Vigil Arsenio Romo and Isaac Lujan joined in group discussions and activities on trade and industrial arts programs The week featured in service training with resource experts Jack Bolton Henry Brigg Patterson Walter Yamamoto and Gilbert Edo focusing on practical applications of recent developments in technical and vocational training.
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Las Vegas
Four Taos
Highlands Lees
Frank E. Cruz
Taos
Marshall Vigil
Ranchos ‘de Taos
Arsenio Romo
Isaac Lujan
Penasco
al Soderblam
Industrial Arts Deparment Facculty
Highlands University
Jack Bolton
Henry Brig
Gordon FE. Patterson
Highlands
Walter Yamamoto
Gilbert Edo
Soderblom
Around About Benton Bond Vernon Family Return
Mr and Mrs Benton Bond and Mrs Gail Vernon and son Rodney have returned from a trip to Medford Oklahoma.
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Benton Bond
Gail Vernon
Rodney
Medford, Okla
Plans for New Ski Development on Gold Hill
Red River Ski Area manager Erich Windisch says the firm plans a research phase for a new Gold Hill ski area above Red River. The proposed site, vastly larger than Red River, targets intermediate skiers with wide gentle slopes. If approved by the U S Forest Service, work could start in 1967 and include a main two mile run and base facilities near Pioneer Lake. Windisch will present plans soon. Forest Service officials anticipate approval after snow depth and site studies.
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Red River
Erich Windisch
Gold Hill
Isch
Windisch
Red River Company
Carson National Forest
United States Forest Service
Pioneer Val
Pioneer Lake
Rusty Richard ‘Son
Forest Service
Taos News
Red River Press Convention Praised by Jack Siton
New Mexico Press Association official Jack Siton thanked Red River citizens for cooperation during the annual convention held June 17 and 18 in Red River. He called the conference one of the most enjoyable in the association's history.
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Red River
Jack Siton
New Mexico Press Association
Sitton
Molycorp Sues RR Resident Over Promissory Note
The Molybdenum Corporation of America filed in District Court against former Mt Wheeler ski area manager James Donelan. It alleges a Feb 18 promissory note for 12067.92 dollars at 6 percent interest, due May 1, remains unpaid. The suit seeks judgment, accrued interest, and foreclosure of a first lien on Donelan’s security. Donelan has been missing from Red River for over six weeks.
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Red River
Molybdenum Corporation of America
District Court
James Donelan
Donelan
Mt. Wheeler Development Company
Poohs Corner Opens In Red River By Miss Head
Mary Francis Pooh Head on vacation from Texas Christian University has opened Poohs Corner a souvenir shop in Red River as a summertime project. The shop will offer brass copper and glass items imported from France Spain Denmark and Mexico along with smaller novelties.
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Red River
Mary Francis “Pooh” Head
Texas Christian University
Pooh's
VISTA assigns two new volunteers to Taos County CAP
Two VISTA volunteers arrive in Tags on Wednesday June 15 to work with the Taos County CAP. Andrea Wilson of New Jersey and Carolyn Wells of Massachusetts previously helped establish a five town Community Action Program around Espanola and Hernandez. They will focus on remedial reading adult education and library programs while getting acquainted with local residents.
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New Vista
Tags
Andrea Wilson
New Jersey
Carolyn Wells
Massachusetts
Hernandez
Espanola
Miss Wilson
Miss Wells
Taos
Taos County
New Healing Substance Clears Itching Piles Fast
New York report describes a discovery by a world famous research institution. A new healing substance Bio-Dynea shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery and has germ killing properties. Presented as Preparation H in suppositories or ointment with applicator, available at drug counters.
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New York
N.Y
Taos FHA Office Moves to New Building
The Farmers Home Administration moved its Taos office to the Himes Building on South Santa Fe Road. Supervisors FE K Wallace says all FHA officials including Larry Abrams Pat Hayden and student trainee Carl Smith from Tres Piedras will be housed in the new location rather than the Plaza bank building. Move was completed the week of June 20.
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Farmers’ Home Administration
Himes
South Santa Fe Road
FE. K. Wallace
FHA
Taos
Wallace
Larry Abrams
Pat Hayden
Carl Smith
Tres Piedras
Bank
Painter Buys Artichokes for Painting Not Eating
A narrator recounts a humorous exchange about artichokes bought not for dining but for painting. He admits he ate some after finishing the work, noting the produce was very good. The piece also notes a church concert by the Princeton Seminary Choir at the Presbyterian Church and upcoming Taos Music School activities.
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Presbyterian Church
Tans
Princeton Seminary
Taos Music School
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Honus Wagner
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Wagner
Luis Marquez
Mountain States Telephone
Molycorp
VISTA
Taos Fha
Bob Parr
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