The Taos News from Taos, New Mexico • Page 1

TAGS WEATHER Thursday FHday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Hi 80 84 87 77 77 84 Lo Preclp. 52 48 49 .37 49 .33 80 84 CountyClerk ROX eon aos, F.r. The Taos News PUBLISHED EACH TUESDAY AND THURSDAY THE THURSDAY EDITION No. 397 Eggs FISHERMEN brave the chilly waters of a high-country lake near Taos, dangly ing their bait for the elusive native trout which abound in all the near-by rough country lakes. GAME OFFICIALS collected native trout eggs from Latir Lake recently for 5 trasferral to Red River Hatchery where they can hatch out and grow under ideal conditions.

When hatched and grown, the fish will be planted in regional I lakes. GOOSE LAKE native trout were recently transferred from their natural surroundings to be placed in another high-country lake in the Taos area. Department of Game and Fish officials transferred the fish after catching them recently. To Make Better Fishing The State Department of Game and Fish has completed transferring native trout eggs from their natural habitat at Latir-Lake to the Red River Hatchery, according to Carl Berghofer, game warden. Berghofer stated that by transferring the eggs from their natural spawning area to a hatchery with ideal surroundings, they can hatch up to 95 per cent of the native trout.

If the eggs are left in their natural surroundings, less than 5 per cent of the eggs will grow to fingerling size. This is because the eggs are harmed by fluctuations in the water level and by fishermen fishing in the area. The eggs are transferred annually alter the spawning season to the hatchery where they are hatched out under ideal condi- tioas. When the fish hatch and grow to planting size, they are taken from the hatchery and planted in surrounding lakes and streams. Berghofer stated that the Game and Fish Department can get rainbow trout eggs from commercial lakes and hatcheries, but that it has to gather eggs from heir natural surroundings in order to get native trout.

The Department of Game and Fish has gathered a total of 217,200 eggs from the lake this year. In 1965, they gathered 183,000 and in 1964, they transplanted 196,000 to the hatcheries. The Game department will put 70,000 native trout back into regional lakes and streams and 50,000 will go to Seven Springs for further distribution. TAGS, NEW MEXICO, THURSDAY, JUNE 30. 1966 Doctors Consider Medicare 10 WELCOME, TOURISTS It has been noted that each year the rain accompanies the tourists to Taos; and with the rain, too, comes a condition called "potholeitis." The above photograph demonstrates the tourist view of potholeitis; or, as one visitor said, "You have a lovely town, but (Taos News photo) The Taos County Medical Society, looking to the beginning of the Medicare program which will begin Friday, has issued the following statement concerning procedure for patients: "With the advent of Medicare, one more program has been added which involves a third party in the payment of some or all of your medical expenses.

This has led to a large number fee schedules and various forms to be filled out. We feel it advisable at this point to clarify the manner in which we can best handle the problem and still deal with our patients as re- sponsible individuals, capable of i evaluating their own medical needs and paying their bills. 1 "We feel that ail patients should be given the opportunity to handle their own affairs. As doctors, we provide certain services for certain fees. Our arrangement is with the patient.

We are not concerned with how i he gets the money to pay his i bills. We are, however, glad to furnish on our own forms, necessary information and itemization, so that the patient may be reimbursed by his insurance carrier, government agency or other. We shall be glad to assist you with any forms, but we believe the responsibility for paying the bills rests with the patient. A three-car collision, which re "Realizing that there are some Tuesday marked the deadline suited in injuries to seven peo- patients who will have difficulty day for tiring and rehiring pie, is under investigation by in collecting from their sources penasco Head Start personnel. State Police.

The wreck oc- and turning the funds over to but no one was fired and no one curred on U.S. Highway B4 near their doctor, we will in special re-hired. the R. and R. Shamrock Station Start instances accept a direct assign-: The Taos County Community on Monday night.

Gomez, Community Devel ment from the insurance carrier. Action Program Inc. executive Officer "Ted Drennan said a or government.agency. committpe gave the Penasco, car driven by Joseph Martinez, the policy advison-" committee Except for New Mexico Phy-j school board and was going south when he referred the request to a special hiK sicians Service, covering peo-jBenito Duran, two weeks to' med Floyd Vigil, 19. of Ranchos sub-committee for attention pie of certain income groups, dean up the Head Start situation de Taos, and a third car, driven we do not have any agreement Jon June 14.

bv Bias Trujillo. Members of the special sub- annr( ni 11 i ri 11 isln County's CAP Advisors To Study Hiring Policy 4 No Action' At Penasco Seven Injured As Cars Pile Up Special Group Scheduled To Probe Head-Start Units By LESLIE BOTTORFF The Taos County Communiiiy Action Program. The wreck oc- has requested assistance from a policy advisory corn- in formulating policies on the hiring of Head personnel in Taos County, according to Angel pment Agent. Fernando Baca. chairman of I to furnish medical care in ac- Members of the special sub- comm ee indude Boh Tiffany.

ue a scho01 hoard member; youtii such time as school board at-; gjl car as Martinez approached Rae! 116 CAF Duran recently announced that- The Trujillo car, in the south- bound lane, was passing the Vi- with any fee schedule he was not going to rehire un 1 whatsoever, but will bill in accordance with what we be-itorney Eliu Romero had was struck in the left rear I lieve to be our customary his interpretattion of the and -ideswiped as Trujillo at- I reasonable charges, a ry i hiring regulations specified in tempted to return to the north' somewhat with the amount of i Memorandum 23, a CAP dirce-'bound lane. work required in any given live to Head Start grantees. case." I (See ACTION, Page 2) AH Community Center Plan Gets Fast Sui Felix Sanchez, 13. Bf j26; Henrietta The Department of Housing of and Urban Develop- Mercv Sllva Urban Development in Fort, mem were very minor. He said! Drennan said any Worth, has notified Angel -that he was very happy about were pending further Gomez, Community Develop- the quick response to ihe appli- c.xemve Mrs Mary The car driven by Vigil turned Lnnsullar M'' over from the collision, said Lieurr health m.rs<-.

Drennan Chester- Salaznr. of the coumv The three drivers and four wp department; and 0-- passenpers were taken to Holy. lando Ort of Taos muniripa! Cross Hospital for treatment. schools. The passengers treated for in-' Two additional members for juries were Alex 17; 'he committee are to be seiect- bv Benitn Tafoya.

and The Mondav Independence Day holidav will close most gov- no Martinez, mayor of ernment and business offices in Gilbert CAP 7 aos committee nvmber; The Taos News W)l; be Alexander, rr.ema! Monday, and has set an advertising deadline of 5 p.m. today for the Tuesday edition. The Taos County will hold their regular on Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the courthouse. The meeting date has postponed one day be- the 4 holiday.

Town offices will will most superin- tion ment Agent for Taos County, cation and added that "There is quite a pood chance for hav- Duran. tendent of Penasco public be tlo-eri Monchv chools, and J. of Ppnasco. nnd fVi- mT.IIUPZ were requesterd to 'p' l- 'wo people to fill out in a letter from fio- The Pr.c- nff ce have incoming and mail ser- the application submitted by Arroyo Hondo citizens for a'ing the project approved." new community center needs aj The application was submit'ed Ao (jtcltiollS little clarification. to the Department of According to Gomez, not all, and L'rban Development oni of the items on the application two apo.

were fully clarified. Some of the corrections suggested in the letter received by Gomez included a breakdown of the racial groups and a definition of the role of the Community Action i Program in the issue. i Gomez stated that the changes suggested by the Department Lusk, Due in County Democratic candidates Gene Lusk and Fabian Chavez will be in Taos most of Saturday for an afternoon tea and a "victory dance" later in the evening. County Democratic Chairman Tom Wheaion said the Democratic Women's organization, under chairwoman Mrs. Roy Martinez, are sponsoring the tea, which will be held in the Indian Hills inn between 2 and 4 p.m.

Saturday. Wheaton said ihe lea will be followed by Victory Dance at the La Fiesta Lounge in Ranchos de Taos about p.m. The public invited to both events. A car driven bv Lenoie l.a- ('ome, El Prado, daughter of F.d Yissarriagas, collided with a car driven by Boyd, El Paso, Tex Wednesday morning on Road. No citations were issued by to', police because both of the A thirteen-year old San Cns- cars -Aere moved from the scene Fiwrdcker i i I akcs Kye rnpr 1 OX Pi i on- CAP mitree is th on 'n Ralph nnr TAP rhp is orr.munut Rivcm lobal boy, Henry Martinez, was of accident, according to Rivera, require- CAP is that advisory 'o the of- of 11 expected home from St.

Vinceni Conrad. M.ininez, assistant won the Democratic gubernatorial race in the pri- I mary election and Chavez won the Lieutenant Governors' po- siUou. Hospital in Sama Fe this week after an emergency operation to sav one of the youth's eyes which was injured while he and other children were playing with firecrackers According to State Policeman Ted Drennan. the injured eye was remo'. ea Drennan said the boy, son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. Medina, was struck by flying material after a firecracker that i had been placed under a tin can exploded. IIn 111111 Sale Turn! A rummage sale for the benefit of the Central atholic School Bus Fund is being held in Taos three doors south of the new 'bank in the building formerly occupied by ihe Plaz.a IV and I Radio Shop. According lo Mrs Dolores Ortiz, director of the sale, the rummage sale will run until Saturday.

The doors open at 9 a.m. and close at 5 p.m. There is a wide variety of articles for sale at the shop. 01 police. (Sec Page 2) 'A inflows wjli be c)o-'-d.

T'-f Town hi- poneri mor'nlv in: fvfim Mon'b'. at 7:30 Hailingos id A Chacon man wa- 'd week-end for following 10.1 closely and striking another car. iiiani A Lilian was ci'Pd 1 1 frs after IIP hr 3 ca '-r. Bueil Pan son nf I p.ud for tro i far. Kenneth AdamsSucciiiuhsat 69 Kenneth Miller N.A last of the early o( "1 aos artists, died at the Hospital, Albuquerque, thp of June 27, following weeks of illness.

Simple memorial services 'AH. be held a 11am. today in trr Alumni Chapel of the I'mversiu of New Mexico, with President Tom Popejoy speaking brieflv. A prelude of organ music will be played by Prof. Walter Keller.

In lieu of flowers, contributions are to be made to University An Museum for ihe Kenneth M. Adams Memorial Fund All contributions are apply to the purchase of a bronze by Gasion Lachaise which had been admired by Adams and who hoped that the University might sometime acquire it. Professor emeritus of an at the University of New Mexico, Kan in He bec.inii A in 1924 and M.U- eieac-i! to tht- Taos Society of in W'. He was a member of ihp Pruii Makers. anil Artists' Equity his numcrou- ind honors WMS a award 'Afrids Fair in 13-Vi fm Bennsa .1 nf Taos LVipti- ic er firs: -nordhlc I- tion 01 Ameruan Philadelphia -Prim iub: tiir 01' panning of Now lourth W.A.

and Corcoran hoiwrabie mention for ou paint- my, Corcoran ton, second pi foi Man b. Coihiis pruc. r.np time o' 'i it 1 of New p. biXjkll' 1 1)11 I w.i> 'he of Sir. 1 HDIHI uiu n' 1 Mui- vanc Dal- i.i- ii' UK, aim:) i.

L'jiiveisity i)l NCA Mexico. K.tn.-.a-. State Ayricultui al College and others. murals aie in ihe Colorado Springs Fine Center, and offkt- (foodland, Kan and N. M..