Modesto Medina Rites Held At Guadalupes Church
Funeral services for Modesto Medina 76 retired farmer were held Wednesday at Guadalupes Church with Rt Rev Msgr Sigmund Charewicz presiding. He is survived by a spy Demetrio Green River Wyoming one daughter Mrs Joe Rodriguez Taos a brother Felipe Medina Questa and four sisters Mrs Juanita Martinez Arroyo Seco Mrs Maria Agudda Pacheco Center Colo Mrs Nestorat Varas Taos and Mrs Anita Cordova Denver Burial was in Arroyo Seco Cemetery PallbearersFelipe Medina Jr Luis Martinez Hipolito Pacheco Tony Pacheco Damian Archuleta and Pete Marquez Honorary pallbearers totaled eight Garcia Funeral Home in charge.
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Modesto Medina
Guadalupe Church
Sigmund Charewicz
Medina
Demetrio
Green River
Wyoming
Joe Rodriguez
Taos
Felipe Medina
Questa
Juanita Martinez
Arroyo Séco
Maria Agutda Pacheco
Center
Colo
Nestorat Varas
Funeral Services for William Fraser in Valdez
William Fraser, 64, of Valdez, died September 6 while working on a ranch in Cokeville Wyoming from a reported heart attack. Services were held September 11 conducted by Father De La More. Burial followed in Valdez Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Juanita Fraser and two daughters Mrs John De Fusco of Honolulu Hawaii and Mrs Charles Rodelli of Albuquerque. Pallbearers named Cladove Chacon Joe E Romero Frank Garcia Esquiel Torres Manuel Pineda Cipriana Sanchez. Garcia Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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William Fraser
Valdez
Father de la More
Fraser
Cokeville
Wyoming
Juanita Frazer
John de Fusco
Honolulu
Hawaii
Charles Rodelli
Albuquerque
Cladove Chacon
Joe E. Romero
Frank
Tomasita Valdez Funeral Services Held in Arroyo Seca
Funeral services for 67 year old Tomasita Valdez who died at home on Sept 3 were held Monday in Arroyo Seca with Father De La Mare presiding. She is survived by husband Juan Valdez of Arroyo Seca and brothers Antonio Martinez Inez Martinez of Arroyo Seco Abe lino Martinez Pueblo Colo. Burial followed in Arroyo Seco with pallbearers Tony Valdez Paul Martinez Climaco Marquez Frank Martinez Uvaldo Marquez and Arthur Valdez.
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Tomasita Valdez
Arroyo Seca
Father de la Mare
Lawsuit Questions Incorporation Of Quest Village
Three Questa property owners sue to challenge the 1964 Taos County action that created the Village of Questa. They allege lack of notice and doubt over their incorporation status while naming the mayor, police magistrate, council members, and county commissioners as defendants. The suit seeks quo warranto relief in the state’s name.
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Questa
Eloy Garcia
Felix Joe
Sam Gonzales
Taos County
Marceing Martinez
John Valdez
George Wisehart
J. E. Rael
Max Orta
Benny Ortega
J. J. Montoya
Felipe Ortega
Paul Casias
DDD Service To Begin Here In December
Direct distance dialing will be inaugurated in Taos and Red River on Sunday Dec 6 enabling residents to dial long distance calls by dialing 11 digits. The system divides the nation into about 100 three digit area codes with New Mexico shown as 505. Only station to station calls can be dialed directly. credit card and operator assisted calls remain unchanged.
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Taos
Red River
Joe Montano
New Mexico
Montano
Montana
Taos Animal Shelter Plans Week of Fund Drive
Taos Animal Shelter to hold its annual fundraising drive during September 21 to 28 with ongoing improvements to kennels offices living quarters and planned expansion. President Herbert P Cann cites roofs concrete floors new disinfection system and renovations. Mayor Jesse Vigil proclaims Taos Animal Shelter Week urging support. councilwoman Margo Beutler joins the board.
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The
Taos Animal Shelter
Herbert P. Cann
Jesse Vigil
Margo Beutler
Taos
Animal Shelter Board
Free Map For State Sportsmen
New Mexico hunters this fall will have a free map showing the general location of public hunting lands and fishing waters. The map covers 14 million acres of public domain and highlights prime big game and game fish areas. It was published jointly by the Bureau of Land Management and the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish. Maps are now being distributed to license vendors, Game Department offices, and BLM offices, with each hunting or fishing license purchase including a copy. Limited free copies are available at Game Department and BLM offices. The three color map shows boundaries of Indian reservations, National Forests, Parks, and Monuments, military reservations, highways, and town distances, plus symbols for major game and warm water fish. The reverse side includes hunting and fishing photos and outdoor etiquette tips.
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New Mexico
Belgium
Bureau of Land Management
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
W. J. Anderson
BLM
Game Department
New,Mexico
Lone county caravan aids Taos stopover amid festivity
A Texas Wally Byam Caravan Club contingent, with trailer spaces offered behind a Taos used car lot, enjoyed a stopover that included a rodeo grounds welcome, pancake breakfast, and hospitality from local leaders. Taos News reporters noted visitors from Dallas and Lubbock, and the group planned a return, praising the community and clean camp conditions.
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Texas
Wally Byam Caravan Club
Melvin Weimer
International Travel Organiation
Taos
Fore Miller
Espanola
Chamber of Commerce
Tip McClung
Dallas
Miller
Questa
Jesse Vigil
de Taos
Word College of Law
Kar j/Antonio
Carson National Forest
County Pupils and Staff Reach 1804 Across Taos Schools
Taos County Rural Schools report total enrollment 1804 as of Sept 11 under School Superintendent Felipe N Trujillo. School totals list Questa High 558 and Arroyo Seco 170 among others. total faculty 89 including principals and lunchroom staff with several new teachers across Ojo Caliente Arroyo Seco Cerro Costilla and Questa.
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Taos County
New
Questa
Felipe N. Trujillo
Talpa
Ranchos
Llano Quemnado
Ojo Caliente
Tres Piedras
Arroyo Hon~do
San Geistobal
Arroyo Seco
Des Montes
Questa School
Cerro
Costilla
Amalia
Charles $. Lee
Albert Amador
Loretta Martinez
LaJune Smith
John C. Molloy
Ferne Gunter
George S. Stuart
Juanita Martinez
Andy
Corine S. Salazar
Demonstration of Weed Burning on Costilla Farm
A heat cultivation weed burning demonstration will be held at Pete Ortiz’s Costilla County farm at 3 p.m. Monday Sept. 21, two miles south of Costilla on State Highway 3. Led by Jack H. Parks agricultural engineer of the High Plains Research Foundation Plainview Texas. The nonprofit foundation is funded by local business and farming contributions. A prior demonstration occurred in Taos County last June. Public invited with no charge.
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Pete Ortiz
Ortiz
Costilla
Jack H. Parks
High Plains Research Foundation
Plainview
Texas
Taos County
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Lee Cordova
Albuquerque State Fair
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Lloyd Bolander
Sipapil Lodge
Matth
Abe Rodriguez
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Ritos
Tommy Lee
St Vincent Hospital
Santa Fe
Howard Brandenburg
State Road 3
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Sally Howell
New Mexico Dry Cleaning Board
Trade Winds Motel
Phil Cantu
State Plumbing Administrative Board
Mrs. Gilbert Duran, RN
R. W. Matthews
Lubbock, Texas
Kurt Ziebarth
Alamo Realty
New Mexico Real Estate Commission
National Guard Armory
J. C. Moore
New Mexico Field Archers Assn
Harvey May
Kiwanis Club
Harry Charge
Deckerhoffs
Free
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Taos Piaia
Taos Gas Company
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Dox
Cudahy's
Rex
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Alot Sa
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Crystal
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U.S
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Stocet
South Pushle St
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Gas Service
Raton Rd
Thurs
Natalie Wood
Steve McQueen
Taes-Wed-Thurs
Elia Kazan
America
Kit Carson
Jackie Gicoson
Carlos Lopez
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