The Taos News from Taos, New Mexico • Page 5

Thursday, October 2, Haystack Miss Burgess 88 took reserve champion heifer honors at the New Mexico State Fair. She was shown by Gaytynn Mead, Taos. Pictured left to right are: T. Jay Stribling, Albuquerque, secretary of the New Mexico Angus Association, George Strathcarn, San Francisco, show judge, Karen Locknanc, Clovis, New Mexico Junior Angus queen, Joanne Mead and Gaylynn Mead. Bcrnal attends meeting of committee on aging Jacob M.

fiernal, Ranches dewhich he Is a member In Santa Taos. Recently attended the business meeting of the new State Commission on Aging of A. Herrem Funeral services for Adonis Jose Herrera of Talpa were held Tuesday, at San Francisco de Assisi church. Burial followed at cemetery, the Talpa local Herrera, 69, died Sept. 18 in Colorado Springs, Colo.

He is survived by four sons, Arturo of Albuquerque, Martin and Herman of Tooele, Utah, Adonis of Santa Fe; two daugh ters, Mrs. Tony Tafoya and Mrs. Tom Kidwell of Colorado Springs, one brother, Pablo of Ranches de Taos; and two sisters, Mrs. Frank Valerlo and Mrs. Teodoro Salazar, also of Ranches de Taos.

Pallbearers were Henry Va lerio, Palomon Tafoya, David Tafoya, Armando Salazar, Bob by Duran, Refugio Torres and Titi Archuleta. The eulogy was read by Meli ton Struck. Rosary services were held at Garcia's San Mar tin Chapel Sept. 21 and 22. Game Commission sets bird seasons A split quail season, to provide some earlier hunting, and a slightly smaller bag limit were among major revisions in seasons and regulations on upland game birds, sandhill cranes and waterfowl, set by the State Game Commission in its regular September meeting.

In addition, the commission established an experimental duck season, with a points system bag limit. This will be a season in which various duck species are assigned point values and the bag limit will be determined by an accumulation of these points for ducks killed. Bird seasons set in the meeting include quail, Oct. 11-19, and Nov. 29, 1969 to Jan.

4, 1970, with bag and possession limits of 15 and 30; pheasants, Nov. 29-30; and prairie chickens, Dec. 6-8. The season on lesser sand- hill cranes was set Nov. 1-Dec.

28 and will be open only in Chaves, Curry, De Baca, Eddy, Lea, Quay and Roosevelt Counties. Pacific Flyway seasons on ducks, mergansers, coots, and gallinules, is Oct. 4-Dec. 28. In the Pacific Flyway there will be no goose season north of U.S.

66. South of U.S. 66 the goose season will be Oct. 4-Dec. 28.

Waterfowl seasons in the Central Flyway portion of the state, are: geese, Dec. 20, 1969 to Jan. 4, 1970, in Sandoval, Sierra, Bernalillo, Valencia and Socorro Counties, and Nov. 29- Jan. 15 in the remainder of the flyway; ducks, mergansers and coots, Nov.

1-Dec. 3, with the experimental points system season in addition, Dec. 13, 1969 to Jan. 4, 1970; and gallinules Nov. 1-Dec.

3 and Dec. 13-Jan. 4. The 9 day, early portion of the quail season was set to give hunters a chance to harvest some of the quail that are lost to natural mortality before the later season opens. The season May pool resources Some four, maybe five agencies will decide in the near future whether or not their guide lines will permit their involvement in a self-help housing project In Questa and Cerro.

Irresolution earmarked these agencies' commitment last week to pool their resources. The project is called CUERPO or Communities United for Es- LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT STATK.MICNT OK OWMOItSIIII' C'litCULATION (Act of October Section 4369, Title United Stales Code) 1. DATE OF FILING: September 2. TITLE OF PUBLICATION The Taos Neves 3 FREQUENCY OF ISSUE Weekly on Thursday 4. LOCATION of known office of publication (Street, city, coun- oy, state, zln code): P.

'o. BOX 1005, Taos, New Mexico S7571 5. LOCATION OF THE HEADQUARTERS or General Huslness Office of the 1'ubllshers (Not printers) Taos, New 87571 6. NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF PUBLISHER, EDITOR, AND MANAGING EDITOR PUBLISHER (Name and address), The Taos Publishing Corporation, Taos. New Mexico, EDITOR (Name and address) James Peeler, MANAGING EDITOR (Name and address) James Peller 7.

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KACH ISSUE DURING PRECEDING 12 MONTHS 4.068 (Weekly) SINGLE ISSUE NEAREST TO FILING DATE 4.0(51 (Thursday) B. PAID CIRCULATION 1. SALES THROUGH DEALERS AND CARRIERS, STREET VENDORS AND COUNTER SALES: AVERAGE NO. COPIES EACH ISSUE DURING PRECEDING 12 MONTHS 2.080 (Weekly) SINGLE ISSUE NEAREST TO FILING PATE 1,942 (Thursday) 2. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS AVERAGE NO.

COPIES EACH ISSUE DURING PRECEDING 12 MONTHS 1562 (Weekly) SINGLE ISSUE NEAREST TO FILING DATE 1580 fThursday) vivi C. TOTAL PAID PECULATION tablishing Renovation of Properties with Organizations. The four agencies are the Farmers Home Administration (FHA), the Health and Social Services Department (HHSD), the Home Education Livelihood Program (HELP) and the Taos- Rio Arriba County Community Action Program (CAP). The fifth possible agency is the Concentrated Employment Agency (CEP). CUERPO developed as a result of the need to rectify the substandard housing conditions in Questa and Cerro.

Clients will include the disabled, the aged and families without fathers. The project was recently explained to Cerro residents, who showed their support with a list of signatures. Correction Last week's Taos News incorrectly listed Celest O'Connell as Mrs. Jack Denver. He informs us Miss O'Connell is his profes- was split to avoid conflict with I worth 10 points each, The bag big game seasons.

The bag limit was lowered from 20 to 15, not because of a drop in the state's quail population, but because few hunters filled the 20-bird bag limit during years it was in effect and it was not felt the smaller bag limit would make a significant difference in the total number of quail harvested. The previous 20-bird limits were set partially as experiments to determine the effect on the overall harvest and to find an average number of birds that hunters would be able to take. Data collected by the Department of Game and Fish indicates that this year's quail population is about the same as last year. It is up in the southwest portion of the state and static or down slightly in most of the rest of the state. The pheasant season as set is statewide, with a limit of two cocks per day.

The prairie chicken season will be open in a portion of southeastern New Mexico with bag and possession limits of three and six. Sandhill crane bag and pos session limits were raised, for the first time, to three and six. Pacific Flyway geese limits south of 66 are two per day or four in possession, not to include more than one goose. Pacific Flyway duck limits are five per day with 10 in possession, with bag and posses sion limits not to include more than two canvasbacks. The Pacific Flyway limit on coots and gallinules is 25 coots and gallinules combined, per day or in possession.

In the Central Flyway, the bag and possession limits on geese in Sandoval, Sierra, Bernalillo, Valencia and Socorro Counties will be one per day with two in possession and in the remainder of the flyway will be two per day and four in possession. Bag and possession limits in all goose seasons may not include more than one Ross's goose. In the regular duck season, the limit will be sional dancing partner and fi-l four a uc per day, not to in ancee elude more than two wood ducks, one canvasback, or red head, or two mallards, with a possession limit of eight ducks, not to include more than four wood ducks, one canvasback or one redhead, or four mallards. Central Flyway bag and pos session limits on gallinules will be 15 and 30 and on coots will be 10 and 20. In both flyways, the merganser bag limit will be five, singly or in the aggregate of all species, with a possession limit of 10.

Bag limit may not include more than one hooded merganser and the possession limit may not include more than two. State refuges open to waterfowl hunting include Belen and parts of La Joy a and Jackson Lake. Bosque Del Apache tional Wildlife Refuge will be open to goose hunting each day Dec. 20 through Jan. 4.

except Dec. 25. Blinds will be assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis with shooting hours from sunrise to noon. Hunters may take only snows, blues and Ross's geese with limits of two per day or in possession, not to include more than one Ross's goose. No Canada or white-fronted geese may be taken on the Boscjae Del Apache.

In the experimental points system season in the Central Flyway, mallard drakes will be, LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT AVERAGE NO. COPIES KACH ISSUE DURING PRECEDING 12 MONTHS 3.B42 (Weekly I SINGLE ISSUE NEAREST TO FILING DATE 3,522 (ThursdayI. D. FREE DISTRIBUTION (Including samples) BY MAIL, CARRIER OR OTHER MEANS AVERAGE NO. COPIES KACH 1S- SUE DURING PRECEDING 12 MONTHS IDS (Weekly; ISSUE NEAREST TO FILING DATE 110 (Thursday) E.

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IfcCU. NOTRE The Hoard of Education Quota Independent School District No. a will hold a special budget hearing on Wednesday October 8 1969 at 10:00 A.M. In the Lecture Room uesla High School Questa New for the purpose of increasing the budget of the said school district for the fiscal year 1969-70. Gojnerslndo Martinet President Questa Independent School District No.

9 Legal No. 1019 Pub. Oct. 3 limit will be reached when the addition of the last bird taken makes the point total reach or exceed 40. Possession limit will be two daily bag limits.

A special permit is required for this season. Hunters should submit name, address and bird hunting license number to the department's Santa Fe office. Application may be made at any time but permits will not be issued until after Dec. 4. Printed bird hunting regulations, including all season dates, open areas, shooting hours, limits, will be available shortly from all department offices and license vendors.

Hunters are advised to check these regulations before hunting as sea sons and regulations are rather complex. PC. Other members of the com- misstofi on Aging are Clifford Whiting, chairman, Albuquerque; Miss Alice Converse, secretary, Clovis; Troy Newcombe, Farmlngton, and Rosendo Garcia, Santa Fe. Bernal has been active in programs for senior citizens and is a member of the Taos County Committee on Aging headed by Mrs. Ruth Fish, Taos, and of the Governor's Advisory Committee of 100 on Aging which represents all 32 counties in the state.

The business meeting of the commission was also attended by H.S. Gelden and Jerry Denney of the Regional Office, Administration on Aging, Dallas, who discussed the Older Americans Act and pending amendments. Mrs. K. Rose Wood, Santa Fe, Director of the Commission and her staff also attended.

An Older Americans community type project opened in August in Taos County to establish senior centers in Taos, Penasco, Questa and other localities where older people live. Funds for supporting the project are granted to the local Community Action Agency under Title III of the Older Americans Act which will be administered by the State Commission on Aging. Title III projects are or have been active in nine counties in New Mexico. Area clubs to observe 4-H week Taos County 4-H clubs will observe 4-H Week, Oct. 5-11, with each club holding its own achievement day.

Projects will be displayed for competition. Ribbon prizes will be awarded, Abad Martinez, county extension agent, said. The week of Oct. 5 was proclaimed 4-H Week in New Mex- co by Gov. David F.

Cargo. In ssuing the proclamation, Gov. Cargo pointed out that New Mexico's 15,000 4-H club members and 1,800 volunteer leaders will be observing National 4-H Week at the same time. The theme for National 4-H Week, "Opportunities For All," be followed in New Mexico. Emphasis will be placed on the eadership, citizenship and educational training the 4-H offers to-young people.

Gov. Cargo said residents of the state encourage, inspire and support youth to participate in the 4-H program, conducted by the Cooperative Extension Service of New Mexico State University through 32 county extension staffs. Sgt. Mon toy a decora led NEWBURG, N.Y. -Sgt.

Manuel V. Montoya, son of Mrs. Mardoqueo Lucero, Taos, has received the U. S. Air Force Commendation ftfedal at Stewart AFB, N.Y.

Sgt. Montoya was decorated for meritorious service as a recreation supervisor at Wasserkuppe, Germany, and was cited for his outstanding professional skill, knowledge and initiative. He is now at Stewart in a unit of the Aerospace Defense Command. The sergeant attended Taos Municipal High School and the University of Oklahoma. BOND WANT TO LEARN A SKILL OR TRADE? AA interviewer for tfct New Jeney Zim Comedy will be of Hie Ton Stare pleymeitt Office en October 2, ItM, re hire worker! for their Mining md Miflfita operation at Olhnati, Colorado, TliMt Interested please report ta the abate aff ice between I anrf 5 p.m.

This is aneSf the largest 2lM'Lead Mines In Colorado offering rapid advance. and clean safe work an a year raund, permanent basis, and Is Ideated near famous Vail Ski Area. There Is outstanding hunting and fishing, many high lakes and a private employee trout club. Many workers naw have from 10 ta 30 years service. A new three year labor contract has been signed as of September 20, Wl The principal features af the settlement are as follows: Direct wage increase averaging 27c per hour, plus Improved fringe benefits, an additional 27c per hour beginning 90-70 and an additional 25c per hour beginning 9.1-71.

Benefits elude an Increased Company paid life Insurance to $5500 and 345 day coverage per year by Blue Cross and Blue Shield, eight paid holidays and improved pension and vacation plans. Beginning rote of pay $2.405 per hour far miner's helpers plus shift differential of He and 14c per hour far afternoon and night shifts, with the possibility of incentive pay for workers on contract. A 46 hour work week is now in effect with rate and one half paid for hours worked over 40 per week. Applicants must be able to pass a physical examination provided at Company expense. Other requirements are: Minimum age, 18; weight, 125 Ibs.j vision corrected; education, ability to read and write English.

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