The Taos News from Taos, New Mexico • Page 2

2 THE TAGS NEWS Thursday, July 11. 1963 Legion Bid By Pete Sahd Pete Sahd of Penasco will be making the nm for state department commander when the New Mexico American Legion meets July 18-19 in Albuquerque. If he wins, his term will be in 1964, Should the PenavSco Republican get the top Legion honor, it will preclude running for state office Sahd has been talked about as candidate for various Republican posts, including lieutenant governor. He explained this week thnt Legion rules prohibit the state commander from holding state office. i oy ivi is past post commander past district vice ISS thy com- Sahd at Penasco, past commander, past district mander; past state vice commander.

He's now a member of the state executive committee and the national interAmerican mittee. Bible School Opens Monday Daily Vacation Bible School at the Canon Brethren church opened Monday morning with an enrollment of 90 boys and girls attending the first day. Using the theme "Traveling God's Highway" the course offers a correlated Bible study daily, and activities and hanclcraft that reach the heart of each age group. Teaching the pre-schoolers, and with an enrollment of 30 is Miss Celina Mares. Mrs.

Helen Maestas is teaching the 1st graders. The 2, 3, and 4th grades are being i taught by Miss Linda Holmes and The Boys' Club of Taos Valley, Rent will begin its annual fund Water drive Monday, July 15. a Homey has enrolled the 5, 6 and 7th graders while Rev. Sam Horney is teaching the 8th grade up. Cadet teachers assisting the lower Boys Club Fund Drive Kicks Off Monday: Goal Is $8,000 Telephone Over 100 people in the area Maintenance Supplies will be actively engaged in mak- Repair Replacements ing this drive a success.

It will be necessary to raise some $8,000 to operate the Taos and Ranchos of Taos Boys' Clubs during 19631964. The chairman, Fred Baca, is meeting nightly with his divisional chairmen and their captains in an effort to organize the drive in such a manner that it can be finished within two weeks. 7. nere me July dates for dis- IB- UCUUHW Deueavx, mrs. The proposed budget is as fol- lribution of commodities: Mary Cabot, Mrs.

Rose Martinez, lows: nk i ftnA .1 lows: Directors Asst. Director Membership Clerks Travel Conference juiy ia iviornmg, wnnnuu vy ucurauc nn Seco Cordillera, Pilar. Afternoon, Struck is the divisional chairman Arrovo Hondo. Valdez. Des Mon- for the Ranches are8i Eaoh chair com grades are Clorinda Lucero and Postage Cartage QUESTA WEATHER Hi Low July 4 81 55 July 5 83 49 July 6 84 52 July 7 84 58 July 8 80 50 July 9 78 56 July 10 52 Patricia Vigil.

The Vacation School will continue for another week and will Prec 'iclose July 19. Those wishing to enroll their children for the bal- of the school may call the i Brethren church office or call .01 Rev. Sam Homey. Daily bus service is being provided for the .13 'school. Social Security Insurance BCA Dues 1 per cent I Printing Office Sup.

$1,260.00 600.00 $350.00 75.00 116.18 87.40 80.00 100.00 Who and Where Mr. and Mrs. J. Byron Me Cormick of Tucson visited the Andy Blacks during (he weekend. Mr.

Me Cormick, a former president of the University of Arizona, is now legal advisor to the Uni Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Geddes of ren Inglewood.

arrived in elome a Taos Sunday. Mrs. Geddes is the! News From Cerro By ALICE MARTINEZ Mr. and Mrs. Roger Archuleta and children from American Fork, Utah, were weekend visitors.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Perea and children are visitine with daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Ragland. The Geddeses son, David, who is well-known here and versity's board of graduated from Taos High, Friends of the Blacks here this will be married Friday in Albu- week at Taos Inn are Mr. and querque to Miss Margaret Mar- Mrs. John Mason and David now is attending NMU, Enrolled at the University of North Carolina's Summer Institute for Secondary School Teachers of Spanish, Chapel Hill, is Rafaei Trujillo, Taos Municipal High School teacher.

The Institute is sponsored in cooperation with the U. S. Office of Education Language Department Program and supported by the National Defense Education Act. The institute, which began on June 17, runs through August 9. Participants speak Spanish at all times during the day, even at meals and in their dormitory.

Their program includes classes in language skills; methodology with emphasis on the audio-lingual method of teaching; Hispanic culture and civilization, with lectures in Spanish on significant aspects of Hispanic life and its heritage and with Spain and Latin America being considered on alternate days; linguistics; and supervised individual practice in the language laboratory. Special features of the institute include addresses by visiting lecturers, at Albuquerque; his bride-to-be is "with TWA, Albuquerque. N. S. Dalton and family of Stony Point, N.

are staying at Cedar Springs Cabins, San Cristobal while vacationing in the Taos area. The Daltons' son, Michael, is presently hospitalized at Holy Cross as the result of breaking an arm when thrown from a horse. Mrs. Bud Howell and son, Eddie Burt, who attended the funeral of Ralph E. Colvin at Liberal, last Thursday returned home Saturday.

Mr. Colvin, Mrs. Howell's godfather, had been a business partner of her father, A. E. Monteith, and was president of the Star Lumber Company with branches in New Mexico, Oklahoma and Kansas.

films, and dances. Spanish songs and in Colorado Springs. Leroy Vigil, son of Mr. Ismael Vigil, arrived a few days ago from Casper, after being away for six months. Mr.

and Mrs. Bernie Cardenas from Denver are visitors of Mrs. A. L. Cardenas.

Ted Martinez, Menaul High school graduate, has returned from Albuquerque where he was employed as a taxi driver. Eufrario Archuleta from Del Norte was killed in Denver, where he was employed, in a lumber yard. He was born here in Cerro. He is the brother of Mr. Juan R.

Chavez and Mrs. Rumaldo Vigil. Cerro and Las Tablas baseball teams got together Sunday for a tough game. Las Tablas won. (Continued From Page One) pointing.

They recognized the moving car. It belonged to Costilla brothers known to them. The two took off in hot pursuit with Daves yelling back at the Mrs. Margaret R. Ortiz andi woman to drive on to Taos and children, Lucille and Johnnie, are in Glendale, with Mrs.

Ortiz's daughters, Mrs. Danny wait for them at the sheriff's office. -iii turned out to neip witn When they arrived at the home ect The ost asked UC1U till LCI lit IS, Romero and Mrs. John N. Law.j^ the own the car Mrs.

Ortiz is attending the Uni-" 1 versity of California, Los Angeles, and Johnnie is studying in summer sessions at the Y.M.C.A. SCOOP-UP I these 5c lOc SMALL CHANGE BUYS! At SAHD'S Grocery Market Cat Food Matches Soap Salt Ohio Tip Big Box Ivory Personal Silt Kimbell's 1 Ib. Box Sauce Tomat Mf Pa 01. Can Tissue Best Value for thi Bathroom, Roll ea COFFEE LARD cPuu hys Rex Mil Pet Carnotion PLUMS BACON i 9 i. 4 lb.

Ctn 6 Tall Cam Clorox Sardines Juice Spaghetti Costal Kitchen. 4 Can Pel Pineapple, 12 01. Can Co. Carrots Cells Shop Hie little tfert with Hit GROCERY MARKET hMhb MM, 711 Jftl SAHD'S they found the two missing. A search failed to uncover the two.

The officers then returned to cleane Taos. But the occupants of the ite an re car weren there. As of Saturday the "Mrs. Woods" still was missing. She was believed to either have gone on to Santa Fe where her husband was thought to be working, or back to Pueblo, her home.

However, officers had a good idea who the missing pair were. The first to appear was Billy De Herrera, 25, of Costilla, who gave himself up lo the sheriff. Then officers Sunday picked up his brother, Ernesto De Herrera, 33, and next a 17-year-old Taos juvenile who returned here two weeks ago from reform school at Springer. All three are charged by the federal complaint; Taos DA Reynolds says all three will be charged with rape. In the meantime, FBI men located the woman in Pueblo, and the 10-year-old girl.

The FBI said the girl told them she was raped by each of the three men, although she denied it earlier. The kidnapping charges arise from the border- crossing into Colorado. Foodstuff Distribution Dates Given 1,855.00 Athletic Supplies 50.00 First Aid 144.00 First Aid 250.00 Game Room Supplies 250.00 Movies, parties, awards Arts Crafts supplies Library Supplies Music Glee Club Group Clubs Crafts Instructors Part Time Secretary Athletic Travel Fund Here's the July dales for dis- July 15 Morning, Arroyo tes. July 16 Morning, Pot Creek, Los Cordovas, Llano Quemado. Afternoon, El Prado, Talpa, Placita.

July 17 Morning, Taos Pueblo, San Cristobal. Afternoon, Taos, La Loma. July 18 Morning, Canon, Ranchito. Afternoon, Ranchos. July 22 Morning, Rodarte.

Afternoon, El Valle, Llano. July 23 Morning, Vallecitos, Trampas, Vadito. Afternoon, Penasco. July 24 Morning, Rio Lucio, Picuris. Afternoon, Chamisal.

July 25 Afternoon, Morning, Cerro. Questa. July 26 Morning, Costilla. Afternoon, Amalia, Ventero. Shirt Sale Roy Martinez, executive director of the Boys' Club of Taos Valley, reminds all members of the Taos Boys' Club that T-shirts and sweat shirts bearing the Taos Boys' Club name are available at the club on Saturdays between 1C a.m.

and 3 p.m. T-shirts sell for $1.00 apiece and sweat shirts $1.75. A limited number in each shirt size is available on a first come first served basis. ZIP Code The ZIP code for addressing letters to the Arroyo Seco post- office is 81514. The numeral follows the last word in mail addressing, usually the name of the state.

It is supposed to speed up delivery of mail. Pond Cleaned Up On June 15 Explorer Post 335, whose president is, John Brooks, Cleaned out the pond across from Tony and Bob's Enco station. About two thirds of the post turned out to help with the proj- City Clean-up Committee to clean out the pond. The Post cleaned out the pond last year also. The cleaned out, becomes ISO 60 lsmaei 1 renasco; os; Ruben Miller, Cima SO 00 MrSl pflcomio Valerio, Ranchos.

yola Gonwles, Ranches. SO 00 July 9 Manuel Romero, El July 2 Pete Crago, Taos; I-A'A,) Prado; Clodoveo Romero Bernadette Lefthand, Taos Pueb- IWlW Penasco. July 5 Michael An- lo. geala, Taos. July 6 Mrs.

Jose July 3 Albert Lane, Okla- 50.00 100.00 25.00 25.00 50.00 720.CO 120.00 450.00 Adel Sanchez, Taos; Mrs. Jose homa. The divisional $8,872.78 chairmen are: Mrs. Orlando Duran, Ranchos; Rosendo Vasquez, Chamisal. Released Mrs.

Beatrice Deueavx, Mrs. and Orlando Ortiz. Bernabe for the Ranches area. Eaoh chair man has selected four captains, and each captain has chosen four workers to aid in the drive. The captains chosen so far include: Molly Rosen, Lou Pond, Liz Romero, Arthur Merrill, Mary Alexander, Roy Martinez, Ed Engstrom, Abad Martinez, Angie Cantu, Bill Parr, Tommy Martinez, Sally Howell, and Tony Reyna.

Mornin', Judge JP Filemon Sanchez reports the following cases for the week: Willie Sanchez, Amalia, peace bond, costs $5, Jose Valencia, Arroyo Seco, drunk-disorderly, $10, costs $5 plus 20 days in jail suspended, Luis Montoya, Arroyo Seco, drunk disorderly $10, $5 costs, plus 20 days in jail suspended, Caspar Vigil, Arroyo Hondo, reckless driving $25, $5 costs, James Michael Schumacher, speeding, $10, $5 costs, Taos, Andres Garcia, El Prado, assault- battery, settled out of court, $7 court costs, Billy Douglas, speeding $10 and $5 costs, Leonard Julius Siegel, speeding $10 and $5 costs, Lillian Gallegos Valerio, El Prado, speeding $5 and $5 costs, Westly Everrtt Warner, Iowa, speeding $10 and $5 costs, Edison Roberts, speed- sey Gallegos and daughter. 'July York; Guadalupe Trujillo! Taos Felipe Trujillo and son; Dismissals Max Branchal. July 6 Frank July 1 Arlander Brewer, Mackey; Jesus Arelleno; Ismael Taos; Ernest Vargas, Taos; Oc- Leyba. July 7 Molly Valerio; taviano Romero, Questa Lee Hi- Michael Anglada. July 8 Bea- ey, Taos; Blanche Womack, Tex- tnce Romero; Clodeneo Romero; as; Ida Maestas and Baby Boy Patricia Anglada.

July 9 Ma- Taos; Jean Avery and baby eirl clonia Sanchez. July 3 A boy, 6 pounds 12 coss, son oers, spee- ing, $10 and $5 costs, Alphonse Sunday will be on Christian ma Singer, Michigan, speeding $13 turit in the face of man wind and $5 costs, Kehill Pratt, Albuq. speeding $10 and $5 costs, Ray- today. mond Leslie Medlon, Phoenix, liam Ralph Curruel, Santa Fe speeding $10 and $5 costs. Hospital Notes Embttdo Admitted July 2 Robert Maes, Dixen.

July 3 lsffllel Penasco; os; Ruben Miller" Chavez, Holman, July 7 Mrs. ogiica J.ayiui ittixg, Teresnna Martinez, Taos; Emilio Robert Nelson, California; Carlos Jaramillo, El Prado. July 8 Trujillo, Ranchos. July 2 Mrs. Orlando Duran; Martinez, Colorado.

Raymond Rodriguez, July 3 'j mim" Helen Duran. July Silas rillo, Texas; Geraldine Trujillo, Valdez and daughter; Mrs, Ca ounces, to Mr. and Mrs. Pacomio Questa; Felipe Casias, Ranches' Valerio. July 4 pounds Andy Black, Taos; Pete Crago, A boy, weighing 5 Taos.

ounce, to Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Romero. rf July 6 A 7 pound 8 ounce darte. girl, to Mr.

and Mrs. Jose Adel Sanchez. July 8 A girl, 6 pounds 7 ounces, to Mr. and Mrs. Orlando son, California; Ruben Miller, Duran.

Cimarron. July 6 Lee Martinez, Pueblo, Colorado; Bernadette Lefthand, Taos Pueblo; Tony Simion, Red River. July 7 Tessie Ortega, Questa; Carlos Trujillo, Ranchos do Guest Soloist At Taos Church John Thomas, a tenor with the Santa Fe Opera Company will be guest soloist this Sunday at the 11 o'clock service of worship of the First Presbyterian Church in Taos. Thomas is the fourth soloist from the opera company to sing in the Taos church. All told, nine ffere nt ny smg dunn8 the SUmmer pera The Poor's sermon subject of doctrine which confront men During the summer months, speeding, $5 and $5 cocsts, Wil- there are two services of worship j- each Sunday and 11 o'clock.

A Warmest Welcome to Governor Campbell and all who have placed the future of New Mexico ahead by working for a Bridge across the Rio Grande and a Route across northern New Mexico. Sierra Vista Texaco J. J. Ernesto Montoya 4 miles nortti of Taos New Mexico. YOUR ENTRY CAN WIN AN AWARD AT THi NEW MEXICO STATE FAIR SEPT.

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Holy Cross July 1 Felipe Caslfts, Ranch- July 4 Agnes Taylor, Taos; July 5 Tessie Ortega, Questa; Fabiola Espinoza, Los Cordovas; Dorothy O'Hay, Taos, Lee July 7 William McGee, Ama Chants; Michael Dalton, New Questa. July 2 David Strahmann, July Lucero, Taos; Mary Martinez and Baby Boy, Ro- July 4 Albert Lane, Oklahoma; Herschel Colbert, Taos. July 5 Robert William Nel- Taos. Births July 5 Baby Girl to Mr. and Mrs.

Max Gonzales, Ranchos de Taos. Baby Boy to Mr. and Mrs. Verlyn Fisher, Red River. FUZZY PUPPIES to give away males and females, all colors 8 weeks old.

See 11 a.m.-3:30 p.m. CASA CORDOVA SKO Obituary MAYNARD BOYD Wilt Maynard Boyd Witt, 72, of flllo, died in Questa at the bresto Cabins alter suffering heart attack the day after arriving at hid summer cabin. The body was returned to Amarillo for burial on July 5, Manlon. Funeral Home in charge. KIT CARSON THEATRE Sef rflef July 11,12,13 "SHOWDOWN" starring Murphy W.US "VERA CRUZ" with ftory Cooper and Lancaster July 14, 15, "THE UGLY AMERICAN" starring Marlon Irando PLUS "THE SERGEANT WAS A LADY" Wednesday.

July 17 Tin Tan, Maria A. Pont "LA ODALISCA NUMERO TRECE" PLUS "FIESTA EN EL CORAZON" Thursday, July 18 "GIANT" starring Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hudson Ooan PLUS William Shallert In "PHILBERT" LUNCH TONIGHT AT THE DRIVE-IN Reserve District No. 10 State No. 92 REPORT OF CONDITION OF FIRST STATE BANK OF TAOS TAOS, NEW MEXICO at the close of business June 28, 1963, a state banking institution organized and operating under the banking laws of this State and a member of the Federal Reserve System. Published in accordance with a call made by the State Banking and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this District.

ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in process of collection 1 ,064,298.05 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 1,658,409.56 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 376,104.34 Corporate stocks (including $9,000.00 stock of Federal Reserve 9,000.00 Loans and discounts (including $1,135.45 overdrafts) 2,270,229.19 Bank premises owned 1 4,2 1 2.28, furniture and fixtures $29,350.10.. 43,562.38 Real estate owned other than bank premises 4,000.00 Other Assets 10,365.16 TOTAL ASSETS $5,435,968.68 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations $2,674,944.34 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 1,748,093.80 Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) 120,598.87 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 440,046.23 Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.) TOTAL DEPOSITS (a) Total demand deposit! 3,275,050.65 (b) Total time deposit! 1,748,093.80 Other liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES $5,027,672.16 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital Common stock, total par $150,000.00 150,000.00 1 50,000.00 Undivided profit! 35,296.52 Reservej 73,000.00 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 408,296.52 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $5,435,968.68 MEMORANDA Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other 795,564.30 Loan! as shown abovt are after deduction of reserve! of 2,140.85 Ben Tenorio, Exec. Vice President, of the bank do hereby declare that thii report of condition true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Ben Tenorio We, the undersigned director! attest the rectness of this report of condition and declare that It has been examined by MI and to the of our knowledge belief true and correct. Dorothy B.

Brandenburg John M. Harper Margaret P. Beutler 39,461.21 4,527.71 (See.) State of New Mexico, County of Tees, Sworn to and iwbicribed before mi this, 8th day LiJJiaa F. Campos Public My CommUjion Eypirfi Feb. 24, 1966..