04 Oct 1962
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1962
Page
1
The 1963 Oldsmobile Jetfire comes with standard seats and a center console. It features a Turbo Rocket engine that blends power when needed with economy when desired, using an aluminum turbocharged design for high efficiency and ultra-high compression.
Admissions list includes Geraldine Cordova Arroyo Seco Joe Chavez Stratton Colo Mrs Ralph Mondra Gon Ranchos and many more with dates Sept 25 to Oct 2 Births note a son for Andrew and Mrs. Rachels and three more newborns in Taos Dixon and El Prado Dismissals cover Sept 25 to Oct 2 with numerous patients released from Embudo Ranchos Taos Arroyo Seco and Taos Pueblo Holy Cross records list multiple names for Sept 25 to Sept 30 plus late Sept. 30 and Oct 1-2 discharges and added newborns.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish plans a December dedication and asks residents to donate material, pictures, and stories from Taos County. drop off at Deckerhoff's Taos Plaza. Constable Zack Martinez and Police Chief Arthur Leach fined Jose A Garcia and Andreas Chavez $5 plus costs for drunken and disorderly conduct on Sept. 25, per Police Judge Norberto Martinez.
Pablita Peralta, 77, longtime Taos resident now of Loveland Colorado, died Sept 22 after long illness. Burial in Loveland after a requiem high Mass. Survived by husband Pablo, three sons Eloy Taos Ralph Cheyenne Jake Colorado Springs, three daughters Genoveba Archuleta Ida Abeyta Isabel Remigio, sister Do Thinga Trujillo, brother L E Sandoval, 26 grandchildren and numerous relatives in Taos and Colorado. Also Salomon Rael, 78, of Questa died Sept 29. Survived by five sons Moises J B Eugenio Elidio Mala ui, two daughters Biasquien Rodriguez John Gaillour, and two granddaughters. Funeral in Questa Cemetery. pallbearers listed. rosary and eulogy noted. Salomon’s funeral arranged by Garcia Funeral Home. D. M. Martinez of Roy, Taos County family member, died Sept 18 at St. Vincent’s Hospital. survived by wife Carolina, two daughters, five sons, two brothers Rafael Martinez of Washington DC and Enrique Martinez of Espanola, sister Amelia Galloway of Albuquerque. Martinez as cattle rancher, descendant of Padre Martinez, among Taos’s oldest families. Relatives from Taos attended the funeral including Larry Mares Jr, Elesia Mares, Toby Sanchez, Margie Sanchez, Juan Martinez, Robert Martinez, Alicia Vargas, Palemon Martinez. many other relatives. Friends in attendance included Tom Wheaton, Bob Blanchard Sr., Alfonso Tajada.
Great Southwestern Land Co announced transfer of its headquarters from Dallas to Albuquerque. The new five story building in southeast heights will host the office near First National Bank. The firm is progressing large scale land development projects in Tres Piedras and Carson areas.
Miss Dolores Graham, daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Graham of Lower Ranchitos, starts work Monday in the personnel section of the State Capitol in Santa Fe. She will reside with Florence Varos and Sarah Chavez, fellow Taos High School graduates and state employees.
Holder says wild dogs haunt Pot Creek area with several packs in hills and homes near Talpa. He has killed nine this summer and urges trappers for a 30 day cleanup as deer losses rise, including a recent spring fawn torn by pursuing dogs. He cites about 500 deer killed in three years by hounds.
Jerry A. Suazo son of Mr and Mrs Jerry H Suazo of Taos completed recruit training on Sept 14 at the Naval Training Center San Diego California The nine week indoctrination covered fitness military law drill customs swimming survival first aid and shipboard routine.
The next aspencade bus trips to Twining Canyon and the ski area will leave the Chamber of Commerce office in the Plaza Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 5-6, at 10 am and 2 pm. Round trip tickets are $2 per person, and chair lift rides are $1.50 for adults and $1 for children.
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