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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1963

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Falcons Face Hard Hoop Loop As Season Opens

The Forest Service case affects the Falcons who begin the season with two away games this weekend at Costillas and against the New Mexico School for the Deaf in Santa Fe. Central Catholic, a class-B school, meets 19 class-B opponents and one class-A Taos High Tigers. No returning varsity players. two returning B-squad members. Last season record 18-8. Coach McCarthy notes no height in the lineup. tallest player about five feet ten. Falcons’ first home game is November 16 versus St. Catherine's Indian School.

The Forest Service Central Catholic Bal Jico Arizona Tom McCarthy Pri- Falcons Costillas New Mexico School For the Deaf Santa Fe Falcons Taos High Tigers St. Catherine's Indian School Gallup Colorado Herlome Efk Justiselves

Frank Maestas To NEA Meet in Denver Conference

The National Education Association invites teachers from two U S regions to regional conferences in November. Frank Maestas a Talpa classroom teacher has been selected for the Denver conference which begins November 10. About 500 teachers from Colorado Kansas New Mexico and Wyoming will attend.

The National Education Assn NEA U.S Frank Maestas Denver Colorado Kansas New Mexico Wyoming

Forest Service files two condemnation suits in Taos area

The Forest Service seeks rights of way to widen roads for harvesting 25 30 million board feet of timber and to serve Cabresto Lake and Canjilon Lakes recreational use. Negotiations failed. one hold-out awarded $1 damages. Fifteen landowners granted easements. 29 family units added at Canjilon Lakes for picnicking and camping. Timber and recreation demand rising with forest development.

Forest Service Taos Cabresto Canyon Cabresto Lake Thunters Waldo Rogers Canjilon Lakes Sum

We Got Sled We Got Dog At Animal Shelter

The shelter lists a two year old male Siberian Husky trained for dogsled work, plus a variety of small dogs and cats available for adoption. Other pets include terriers, cocker spaniels, collies, two dashhund females, and several kittens. The staff notes high demand and selectivity for cats and emphasizes eager, lovable pets ready for winter homes.

Local Men In Big Lift Track Season Tale

A district column recounts elk hunting incidents during Operation BIG LIFT in Germany and Colorado. It notes PFC Dennis Pacheco and Sgt Charles Farrow from Taos involved in the NATO exercise, and blends local opinion on hunting ethics with a critique of public behavior and leadership.

Clase Colorado

Former Questa Man In Utah

Pfc Abe Montoya now lives in West Jordan Utah after completing basic training at Fort Ord California He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ismel Montoya formerly of Questa Montoya 23 attended Birmingham High School He was assigned August 3 to Company H 2nd Battalion 3rd Training Regiment Air Fort Polk La

Fort Hood Tex Dennis Pacheco Josie Pacheco Vadito Germany Pacheco 2D Armored Division Taos 1St Cavalry Texell Army Penasco High School Charles E. Farrow Clarence Farrow Farrow 67Th Armor Normanger (Tex Josie Killeen Abe Montoya West Jordan Utah Fort Ord Calif Ismel Montoya Questa 3Rd Training Regiment Air Fort, Polk Montoya Bingham High School

Obituary of Samuel Herrera in Albuquerque Taos Services

Samuel Herrera died at 81 in Albuquerque after living with a daughter in Duke City. Survived by a daughter Miss Fella Herrera, two brothers Abel Herrera and Gregorio Herrera, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Monsignor C. C. Schoeppner officiated at services yesterday at Guadalupe Parish in Taos. Pallbearers were Ted Martinez, Tacho Martinez, Juan E. Valdez, Louis Carillo, Librado Quintana, and Rutilio Suazo. Garcia Funeral Home handled arrangements.

Samuel Herrera Albuquerque Duke City Fella Herrera Abel Herrea Manassa Colo Gregorio Herrera del Norte Monsignor C. C. Schoeppner Guadalupe Parish Taos Ted Martinez Tacho Martinez Juan E. Valdez Louis Carillo Librado Quintana Rutilio Suazo Garcia Funeral Home

Animal Shelter Drive Set For November 14

The annual drive to raise funds for the Tags Animal Shelter will occur on November 14. Drive chair Charles D. Brooks and his committee will canvass the area. Charlie Reynolds outlined plans to boost shelter efforts and ensure a successful fundraiser. Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Seamer, parents of Mrs. Otto Noeding, have returned to Clinton, Iowa after a three-week visit.

Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce Tags Animal Shelter Charles D. Brooks Charlie Reynolds V. R. Seamer Otto Noeding Clinton Iowa Noeding

Drop Outs To Be Topic At PTA Program

PTA program next Thursday at 7 50 p m in the high school auditorium will address drop outs as a community problem. The program aims to share experiences feelings and opinions about today s drop outs and urges community attendance. Speakers include the Brandenburgs of Taos and Norman returned students plus teachers to discuss the issue.

PTA Bob Brandenburgs Mer Taos Norman Okla Jack Brandenburgs Bob

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