The Taos News from Taos, New Mexico • Page 7

Taos school board approves new teachers Frutoao Lopee will be chairperson of the math department at Taoa Junior High School this year, and Dorothy Qusdort will chair the Language Arts Department. The Tabs Municipal School Board accepted the recommendations of Supt. Leonlla Serna to hire 11 teachers, a new head football coach, a secretary, and two cooks at its meeting Tuesday, July 14. One retirement was accepted, six transfers were approved and 82 persons were accepted as substitute teachers for the next school year. The new Taos High School head football coach will be Carlos Montoya.

Susan Abbott will teach science at Taos Junior High; Dennis Hedges, who was on leave, will teach special education at the junior high school. At Garcia Middle School, Christine Mondragon will teach fifth grade and Patricia Baca has been hired as the principal's secretary. At Taos Elementary School, Rebecca Corry will be a Level special education teacher. Ada Randall will be a second- grade teacher at Arroyo Seco Elementary School this year, and Arroyo Hondo Elementary will see Betty Sandoval as head teacher and Ruby Mondragon as a first-grade teacher. Ruby Archuleta has been hired as a second-grade teacher at Talpa Elementary School.

The new cooks for the district will be Antonia Mares and Rufina Trujillo. Maya Chacon has been named cheerleader- drill team sponsor. The retirement of Loretta Martinez, a fifth grade teacher at Garcia Middle School, was noted. Transfers were made, including Regina Vigil from reading lab tutor to secretary- aide at Arroyo Hondo; Libby Rae Johnson from Level teacher at Taoa Elementary to Level at Bnoa Garcia; Audrey Salasar from fourth-fifth combination teacher at Ranchos to second grade at Talpa; Diane Waltc from first grade Arroyo Seco to second grade at Taos Elementary; Mary Ann Olguin from second grade to first grade at Taos Elementary, and Gloria Clsneroa from aide to tutor, Taos Junior High School math lab. Substitute teachers accepted for next year for the Taos Municipal Schools are: Clorlnda Baca, Amanda Bailey, David Blickenderfer, Sara D.

Blair, James I. Branch, Patrick J. Burns, Laila Bynoe, Antonia Cardenas, Aerial CostoloW, Christine M. Espinosa, Craig R. Fox, Bruce Gomez, Josephine Gonzales, Raymond de Godoi Gonzales, Sheila Grainger, Renee C.

Gregorio, Herbert E. Grubb, Felimon Gutierrez, Dolores Herrera, John Holland, Margarita Holland, John Hutt, Juana Jaramlllo; Juanita Lavadle Jaramillo, Brenda Judges, Eric Larson, Ann MacNaughton, Thelma Mares, Celina Martinez, Evangeline Martinez, Joe B. Martinez Ronald Martinez, Veronica Martinez, Deborah Ann Mason, Sandra Orgel, Anna Marie Ortega, Connie Ortega, Virginia Ortiz, Ernestine Padilla, Keith Phariss, Russell Powell, Barbara Quenzler, Norman Quenzler, John Anthony Reyna, Dolores Romero, Edith R. Romero, Tony J. Romero, Viola Maria Romo, Steve Rose, Marmee Spray, William Stewart, Fidel Torrez, Virginia JTorrez, David Trujillo, Pete R.

Trujillo, Henrietta Vasquez, Dolores Vigil, Veronica Vigil, Matthew L. Ward, Richard Wessels, Suzanne Wiggin and Robert R. Anaya. THE TAOS NEWS Thursday, July 1MT At 'Rael, former commissioner, dies Happy HOST FAMILIES NEEDED NOW Heike from Germany Gonzalo from Spain A select group of English-speaking teenagers from Europe, Alia, and Latin America will arrive in the U.S. this August each one looking forward to living with an American family for a high school year.

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Alfredo Rael, the first American Indian to be elected county commlMioner in New Mexico, died July 1 Rael had long suffered respiratory illness and died as a remit of that, combined with an acute heart attack. He was 87. In 1986, Rael was elected to the post of county commissioner for Taos County as a Democratic Party candidate. He also served several terms as the Governor of Picurls Pueblo. During his tenure, the pueblo ruins were excavated, a museum constructed, and the fishing ponds were built.

He was also involved with the All Pueblo Council's constitutional committee and held several other positions in Indian government. Rael was born at Picurls Pueblo in 1899. His mother was Council puts $1 million on town street repairs By DIckBehnke Just over $1 million will be spent by the Town of Taos on capital during the next fiscal yeai, the town council voted as it approved the 1987-88 operating budget Wednesday (July 15). The im arovements range from $400000 for extending Salazar Road to just over $8,000 for buying and installing more street light for Pueblo Sur. The town's total operating budget comes to about $6.5 million with about $5.2 million of that going for operating programs and the rest for capital improvements.

About 85 percent of the budget will be firanced through gross receipts tuxes. The rest of the money comes from miscellaneous revenues. The largest spending will be almost $lTmillion in the street department. The next largest budget within the town is public safety, the police department, which will receive about $758,000. The finance and administration department will receive about $425,000 and parks and recreation about $353,000.

The smallest line item in all departments is the elections department, which has $4,000 set aside. Other department budgets include: -Executive-legislative department, $159,349. -Judicial department (Municipal Judge), $49,837. -Fire department, $224,944. Harwood Library, $131,267.

Personnel-grants department, $58,544. -Planning-development department, $124,065. -Fleet-building division, $196,844. 1 Off Sale Get Your Classified Ads for the price during the month of July The Taos News 7M-2241 11 GtMdalupt Plan, TIM, NM17671 Albuquerque Racing September October 1-5 11 Days of All-Star Rodeo beginning September 15 Rodeo Concert rForm Ticket Indian and hia father of Hlapanlc descent. He ia aur- vlved by a brother, Joe A.

Rael of Durango, Colo, and hla wife of 41 years, Marie SlmboloRael. He had 17 children and 13 survived him. His oldest, Joe Lujan lives in Pertage, Ind. Benito Rael lives nearby in Valparaiso, Ind. and Fernando Rael in Oregon.

Oldest daughter Mable Tree lives in Ignacio, Colo. Florence Carter is a resident of Arkansas City, Kan. Other surviving children include Joseph Earl Rael of Bernalillo; Eagle Rael of Taos; Tio, Ivan, Larry, and Sandra WhiteHawk, Rael-Cade and Karen Rael, all of Picurls Pueblo. Alfredo also left grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. A traditional Picurls funeral took place at the pueblo.

He was buried at the cemetery there on July 11. Pregunta: Que es una Zarzuela? Friday, July 24,8 P.M. MARIACHI CONCERT Floyd's Lounge Thursday, July 23 Featuring David Salazar Mariachi Santa Fe Joventud Billie Archuleta $5.00 per person $8.00 couple U.S. POSTAL SERVICE NEEDS BUILDING TO LEASE IN PETACA, NEW MEXICO Requests bids for either existing space to be modified, or for new facilty to be constructed on land owned or controlled by bidder. Building will be approximately 988 sq.ft.

on a site of approximately 13,440 sq.ft.(175'x77'). Preferred area is anywhere within a 2-mile radius of the present Post Office facility. Bids will be recieved until August 24, 1987. Direct questions or request for bid packages to: Mt-, Howard Steinmetz The Natelson Company, Inc. JT 4710 N.

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