https://voicesofignacio.cvlcollections.org/files/original/b8a7da68d57fc3a7c9e2de90bd8ccdcf.pdf c8b65bfac86ca219fd73d884624da40d PDF Text Text . I I \ ' . ;l I /' 1 ii I ' ~,-- ~ .,,.::::::;-~ ~ _:;;;:;;, : ll~ �l-f.ARTIN HAYES · Lllly Fish Fiaye·s gave birth to her. 5th child J~ly 30, i 896, near La Boca, Colcrado. Her· band, the ·Capote. Band was encamped on a hill above · the Pine River for the summer. Hartin was born in a teepee like countless other utes bac1c through the gener-ations. Lilly and her children had little conception of the great changes aoout to aff.ect their tribe. Not much l onger-~ould the Utes hunt the deer and·., the rabbits for their focd. · Not much longe r would they have · skill with bows and arrows. not much longer would they weave their own fish seines from strips of oak fibers. Martin · l earned these sk1.lls as a boy. As he becaI!l.e a ~an, he learned farl!ling skills also. When he got his own land, he raised wheat and oats, potatoes and corn and the other necessary vegetables for the table. ·Martin re-f!i.e::nbers the many ceremonials and dances and the horse racing and gambling which entertained the tribe in the cld days. His ow"Il taste s were r:;ore for quiet things. Hartin liked to fish. He especiaJ_ly liked to ride his horse into the ·middle of the Pine River and fish from horseback. All of Hartin's brothers and his sister are dead now. He never married, but he raised his nephew, Erdman Tobias, from the ti~e he was a child. Erdr:lan still lives w:i th l•~artin and they are very close . Though life has changed greatly for his tribe, r-!artin continues to lead a very sicple existence. He has never driven a car and states, nr 'd never make it ho:.::.e. if I tried . i: He has never t:raveled f a.r froE the Pine Valley except for one trip to Utah. When asked whe ther he would like to have the old days back, !-:artin sa:.rs, :11 1 0 enjoying myself. I like the new things that are coming about. ·' by Shelby Smith translated by Isabel Kent Welco!:le to our April Social April 29, 1977 Senior Center: north of ~ gna cio Pot Luck (Eain Dish will be Roast Beef) (soce ,;-rill be Barbecue ) Allison Arboles - Please Ering de sserts To~..m of I gnacio - Please bring salads and/ or vegetables Rural area :; • 1.-1 . - Please bring l:.ain dishes and near Ignacio When : Where: Hew Senic,r Citizen of the ll,onth - Eartin Hayes The La Plata Beard of County Cori---; 3Sioners annou..."J.ced the a:ripoint::i.ent of Paul Lunsford of Ignacio to the position of County read su_;;,erinten.dent. 1-:r. Lunsford replaces Ray Baker who ar. .'1cunced . his resignation !-'.arch first. l·~ . Lunsford has been with the cou..71ty r o~d c.epart::1ent for 20 years and at O!le tit!e was road ::;:1.9erintentlent for five and half years. He was road for e!lan for District three before his pron:o tion. 1•:r . Lunsford will serve for up to two ~r-ears while training Bob Patcheck of Thompson Park who was naned assistant r oad superintencient . �· · cuest of honor at the birthday luncheon Hcnday April 4th at Pino 2 ) The luncheon was arranged by Hrs• Mary -:} Shaugb..nessy. Twelve ladies were present to wish Hrs . Ellison rr.any more happy birthdays . Besides Nrs . Ellison and Shaughnessy there were Pat deKay l·!arianna Glass, l~argaret Wiseman, Phoebe Heath, Ann Foreman, Charl~tte Jones, Hcinie Gardner , Janet Frye , Carol Shurz and Chardell Ellenbecker . . . The birthday cake was baked a.,d decorated by 1•:rs. :Sli zabe~h_Reggin • El l unes dia cuatro de abril el dia se sus cumpleanos la oenora Audrey Ellison fue huesped de hon'or en un lc::1che en el ~ino ~uche. ?ue arreglado por la Senora }~ary Shaughnessy y las otras a.m:1-~as pres~ntes fueron las 3e!1oras Pat deKay, ?·1arianna Glass, ~-:argaret ;,[isernan, .Phcebe Heath, Ann Fore=an , C.b.arlotte Jones, Heinie Gardner, Janet Frye, Carol Shurz y Cnardell Sll6nbecker. El cake de cumpleanos fue hecho por la Senora Elizabeth Reggin. Nuche was Mrs . Audrey Ellison. . .\{L.==fL-======--=---=---=J----i I -~ . \~~ "A table near the orchestra, please." ~ 'ti('---- - •·Wait! lt's been called back'." l•.'..rs. Virginia Russell has been feeling so!!le better since coming ,hoce fros the hosoital on the 9th. She had been hospitalized for a ~cnth ' for eye treatr.:ent~~d arthritis. 11rs. Charlotte J'cnes also is hc::i1e again after a few days in the hospital. _J-ie w~sh both of them a speedy recovery. La Senora 1lirginia :S.ussell a regresado a su casa de el hospital despues de aber oasado varios dias alle, tojando tratarnientos en u~ ajo. Tambien la Senora Charlette .Jones oaso unos dias en el hcsr:i tal y ahora esta en la casa. Les desea.nos una rapida recuperacion a ias dos. V.rs.. Ethel Smith was home with her family Easter weekend. }(.rs. Scith retired a few years ago as a teacher and counselor in the Ignacio, schools. But she soon decided retire~ent was not for her. She is new teaching in the !:avajo Coo..'lluni ty College at Tasile, Arizona. Her subjects are Pr eCollege English, Nath Fundenentals and GED social studies. This sui:r:::.er she has been asked to teach social studies, science and ~ath. . · 7he Uavajo Cc:1::unity College buildings on the ca.i:uus are all new. All the students are :favaj o; al though , classes are open to any who wish to attend. So~e 180-200 students live in the ~or~s~ Cthers . co~~ute frc~ outlying areas . Several of the teachers are Ifavajo. Two of these speak no English a.11d they teach pottery:, rug making and other Havajc crafts. La Senora :Sthel Smith visi a su fa!!lilia nara el fin de s:e;:-~na de :}ascua, Ella f ue :~aestra de escuela en Ignacio :por muches anos y ahora ensena engles,niatematica, y st~dios sociales en Navajo Co!2munity College )en Tasile, Arizona. to . Louisa Hartig had her daughter Lucy Ainsworth from La Jara, Colorado visiting her last week. Louisa Hartig fue visitada unos dias por su hija Lucy .Ainsworth de La Jara, Colorado. l I �"-'}-J. ... uo 1:1.t.·1·.1vea. ln April and that was good enough for L~urencc !fark.ir. He can1e home after spending the winter in Arizona. · if) . The we~kend of April 15th Er . Harker•s stepdaughter, Mrs. 10·:.i. s Arndt arr:i.vecl on 1'riday and her husband Jack arrived Saturday evening. Hrs . .Arndt Has getting some of her mothe:c' s things to take back to Portland Oregon and to say 1 Hello 1 to a few fo r mer neighbors here . The Arndts ' drove home the first of the ,,reek in an new Van purchased in Durango . El Senor Le.urence Marker paso el invierno en Arizona y ahora a regresac'l') a su casa en IJ;nacio . Su hija Lois Ar.ndt y esposo Jack de Portland, Oregon lo visitaron la semana pasada • ............ A De\·ilish \\·av to Win On1J day the devil called up 'st. Peter and challenged him to a baseball game. "Okay." St. Peter said. "But you know ,ve have all the great players up here.'' "You'll lose anvwav," the devil said. " Don't be foolish.". St. Peter replied. " We're s'..!re to win. \\'hy we have Christy i\Iathewson, Babe Ruth Tv Cobb and . . ." . ' . "I know," the devil interrupted. "But we have all the umpires." · Get Well Soon! Sanen Prontot Ivy Defender Vicent ·1 leaver Jessie Fulks Virginia Russell Alice Phillips Carroal Willia.ms Fidel Herrera Erdrr.an Tabias Hartha 1-:arore Charlotte Jones Carmen Cordova ·'1 I ··&-= : _ : : i ~ .::::i,. r. 11111111111111~ : 1 Ii \ d·--Saltma Salazar was houe for a feu days from Utah where she has b een staying with her daughter (Lucy) and family Hr . and l-~s. Cli ff Bro1,m. Coming over to Ignacio to vis i t her ·while she was here was another .. daughter Celia Rivera fron Albuquerque and granddaughters Lydia Cordova and Largaret Rodreq_uez from Santa Fe, :·1e1.-r i-i·e :dco. Her sons Flovio and Adonais Salazar were happy to see her too. Dona Selina Salazar estubo aq_ui en Ignacio pox unos dias, ella vive con su hija (Lucy) y familia Sen or y Senora Cliff Brown en Utah. Otra h..ija Celia Rivera cle Albuq_uerque y sus nietas Lydia Cordova y Hargaret -Rodrequez de Santa Fe, New 1-:exico viniercn a verla en lo que estubo aqui. Sus hiios Flavia y Adonais Salazar t~mbien tubieron justo de visitar con SU Elaaa . And then there was the man who was s o thrifty that when he found a box of corn plasters, he rushed out to buy a pair of tight shoes! The pre Easter Bake Sale s ~onsored by the Friendship Circle brought in a little over ::~100 on Thur sday , 7th . The sale was in the Ignacio GhurValu store . A thank you is ex tended to the ladj_es who ba.ked such a delicious variety of cnkcs, ;-,ies a..."ld breads as well as those who bought the goods . Thank you too for sale space in the store. �Happy Bj_rthday Feliz CUQpleanos Fedel Herrera Martha l•fae ~uintana Viola Herrera Ruby Hailey Georgia Chavez Heinie Gardner Susano Silva Cleo Chavez J{aud Glover Andrea ~intana H. V. 1·laters Mr. &. Hrs. Paul Harris Audrey E+lison Kenneth ~uintana Bennie Valencia Alcario Vigil Henry Espi.nosa Trutt Hudson Hrs. Geneva Olbert and Phil Olbert snent Saturday, March 26th in Bloom'ield with Robert and Shieley Olbert~and children. The Clberts were transferred fro::i the Lindrith Gas Field to Blooruield recently. They have bought a new home in Bloom.field. Hrs. Olbert has been substituting in the Bloor>.field school system.. Geneva a.~d Phil Olbert fueron a Bloo:::.field, N. Kexico en ~a~zo a visitar a Robert y Shirley Olbert, ellos fueron transferidos de Lindrith a Bloomfield en su trabajo. 1,: r. and 1-::rs . Louie Eor r i s returned hcrr:e April Fifth fro:r:1. a short vacati on in Gtllup and ~pache 3tpction T~ailer ?ark._ . _ Senor y Senora Eor r is regr esaron a 1.a casa el d1a cinco a.e una corta v a cacicn en Gallu~ y Apa_che June tic~ Trailer ?ark• R ,• • "' t . . ; ;- ' .' • :.· I ( ~~~ • · :J;- .....___,__ . ~- A1._ ~ I //fi ii-:; r!Ti -el ..ii(..) ;", ;;~ ,~, - 1 ~\Jg / Q , ~ ",1-'o-- f-- ~ I I _._ It . t ·-···-···-· / r~v• ... _ -~ 1.. . , \ , C I, I •i.J.J . ·. , ...... • • r:::::r (:rj~~ .----::s~ .. <:7 "Debbie looks exactly like me when I was 18." <- ~ :C>...~ .,.... . ~ ~ ~ "Hold everything, boys! It's a false alarm!" H:rs. Ruby Railey was honored with a birthday dirn1er at Pino !-Tuche Hednesday evening April si:,:th. !J>s. l-~argaret ;,'iisema11 was the hostess~ Other guests -were 2,~s. Beverly Wiser.an, 1,:rs. Charlotte Jones and L2ne-c <..J and Jessi e_ Hott. . .._. __ La Senor a Ruby Hailey fue honorada con una comida en el r"lno "mche el dia_ de sus cu7pl£.anos ada:::es de la huesped.a lfargare t ',·: ise:1£m . fucro~ 1 1,as Senoras Beverly Hisenan, Charlotte Jones, Senor y Se ~a .:::..:m!'2et Hot ..... La Sencra Ilaliy tambien tiene una bisnieta nueva. La n ina nacio en dia trece de abril a Senor y Senora Tony !forrill de Durango. I �::rs. Helen Payson of Denver and Faul B. l•:artin of Bayfield '.-le:>e r2arried at 11 a. L'l. ::arch 31 by the Rev. Robert I:~earns in the First Presbyterian Church in Durango. ~hey were planning a cruise for their wedding trip and then will make their hone in Denver. Both grew up in the Bayfield area. In more recent years t~s. Hartin has been living in Denver. Paul !,:artin attended the Ignacio school and was the first Ignacio high school graduate. In the following years he took an active part in the cou□unity. In the 1940 1 s · he served as ,resident of the Ignacio school board. He r:10ved to Bayfield a nur..iber of years ago. · · La Senora Helen Payson y el Senor Paul B. lfartin fueron casados a las once de la r:i.anana el dia trienta y uno de l·~arzo en la iglesia Presbyteriana en Durango por el Rev. Robert l~erns. El Senor 1-:artin fue e.1 primer graudante de la escuela alta aqui en Ignacio . y vivio ouchos anos aqui antes de mudarse para Bayfield. �, 7) v1siting Hr. and Hrs . Ed Ronero during the East~ r ':'ee~e~d f~on Denver -were :-fary' s daughter and husband Dolo~~s and d.::.id~e r~i;;~ ;~~ hGr and children Rober t, CJ.ara,Louise an o e g randson ' wife i io Gallegos and Car""'en Coolev. nephew and n ece ignac - S.::: -::-a Ro..,ero-durante ios dias de pasena Visi tando a Se1'ior .v encra ..._ · · L, t R:' ~ - ifics ( l fue ron Senor y Senora Eddie Rivas Senor y Senora Ro~e~ .L Vas "':i n · Louise y Robert Jr., Ignacio Gallegos y CarQen Coole~, vodos viven en Denver, Colorado. To all !!!Y Friends who sent flm;:ers cards · and t:i~ir __best '?shes;:.I give my thanks. I appreciate all 01 rou~ ?oncern cu1u e.1.p1:ess1cns O.l rove when I was in the hospital. Bes .. wisnes , Car:::en Coraova . _ Ah todos wis a~igos y parientes que rr.e !:!ar1dar9n flares, tar Je~as Y exnresi6ns de buena suer-te y a11or durente el tie!!;:po que pase en e_ hospital, les doy ~e ~uy sinceras garcias, Car~en Cordova. "You've got to start sometime. Why don't you operate on this one?'' Easter school vacations the week of Auril third were a ti~e for visiting relatives in the Ignacio area for- 1:r. and l·xs. Earold ?ayn.e .. jr. and two children who brou 6 ht along a boat and stayed ·with his sister, :-Irs. lfa:dne .Anderson. '.Led Hardy, his son 2..nd daughter, were here fro:: 1:...:~arillo, Te:·a.s with his narents, Lr. ru,d :-::rs. Ual ter Hard.y . -Durante la vacacitn de Jascua 3Emor y Se2'.'ora Harold ?ayne jr. y des ninos visi taron a su her;~1ana l~a:::ine Anderson. Senor 11:ed Hardy su hijo y hija de .l\r:arillo, Te::as tar::ibien visitaron a sus ::,adres 3encr y 2enorct ';;alter :aardy. !-:rs. Lr.i_";la Olson~ mother of :.'.rs. Frances Far:::.er, died in l~arch in Funeral services were held in Denver on the 25th an<l graveside services were in Grand Ju...'1.ction on the 27th. The Olsons had riac.e their , ho:"'.e in the Grand Junction area for r::any years. The ,)ast few :;ears she '-./ lived with her daughter and f a.~ily in Denver. \'Then Louis and Frances li'armer lived in Ignacio l-l.rs. Olson visited here seve~al tises and ,.,,as Denver. quite activ8 for a char:rring lady in her 90s. She celebrated her 98th birthday rrovember 1976. in !foab. The Farl'lers now live ', ·, �Jeri Price spent two weeks at ho::'ie with her ·mother Hrs. Opal Pri c·e r-) and brother Charles. She had just co:Jpleted t hree years of ne-rv:.!.ce in the \ or1;en' s Ar-r:.y Corps , the last two year s at a ·base in Wildflicken, . Germany . Befor e coming to I gnacio she visited. a week in Los A..."1g.a les with her sister Carol r:cJunkin . Jeri re enlis ted for a second three ye ar term and wa-s a ss:L&n-ed to Fort Bliss in hl Paso , 7exas . Mr s . Price acco~:panied Jeri to El Paso and visited wi.th the Harry HcJunkins before r eturning hor::.e . Jeri Price visi con su :::a:na Opal y su herma...-rio Charles per dos semanas . Ella servto.,. tres ancs en el ej erc i to r:>.ili tar, l os utli!:10s dos en Wildflicken Ale::!ania . PJ1tes de vinir a . Ignacio -visi to con su herr.iana Carol McJunlcin en Los Angeles , California. Ella se inlis to en el ejercito por otros tres anos y estara estacionada en Fort Bliss , Texas, Su riama Cpal aco~panio a Jeri a ~l Paso a visitar a la f an:ilia de Harry 1•fcJunkin . Y; to · · 2.n · "1•.arcn ' t"c::.:·~·n,... :,.:r . and Ers . Owen Calli· sen vacat ionea 1 5 a t ... - i·--=-· ..._L- o • 1 0 Dal 1 as to visit the Don Erc.' .ms. :-: rs. Ero"\'m i s t ne f cr:::e:r- J c:,·ce Ca-:lise-::1 and: of course, there are two graJ1dda.ughters to see . 7he:: r etu~nec. !10!:e the 24t_h. . . , Senor v Senora Owen Calli son to~_aron un v1eJe :para Da..1-las Te:-·as a visitar a su hija y fa.:-.:ilia Senor y Senora Don (Joyce) Bro'N"TI -; su des nietos. The :::others Day Tea , an annual event sponsored by the Friendshi-::; Circle, w~ll be at two o ' clock , Hednesday aftern oon, 1-:ay 4th at the· Presbyterian Church Annex. The l adies of the l\llison, I gnacio , Oxfo rd, Bayf ield area are invited to c ooe and enjoy the afternoon . Prizes will be awarded for - --? �. · •: , Six candidates will be named on the ballot in the Tuesday I-:ay third Ignacio school board election. Two board r.e~bers are to be elected, each for a tern of six years. Persons eligible to vote nust be refistered. Deadline for registration was April first. Voting hours are from 7 a~m. to 7 p. m. ,_'\ q} . ',/ - Outgoing board members are Fred Frahm, president of the board, and JBob :,rccaw. The candidates for the two positions are: Don Hichaels, Chair:rr:an of the School Improvement committee and rancher, Leon Graham, rancher Cxfcrd area, Joseph Quintana, rancher, Rt. 2, Raymond 'Jer-ry• Richr:lond ra..,cher, Gx.ford area, Lillian Siebel, Ignacio, Eanager KSUT - FE and Jar:es W. Sutto~ _Ulison, e~ployee Bank of ?agosa. I Seis condidatos tendran su no~bre en el b~leto para la eleccicn de el borde de educacion el :'.:lartes dia tres de -cavo. Dos □ie!:).bros seran elegidos por uh tere□ino de ses anos. ~l lugar de votacion estara abierto de las siete de la :ianana a las siete de la tarde. Los r:d.e.::bI'os salientes son Senores Fred FrarLT'1, y Bob l•lcCaw. Los candidatos son Den l{ichails, Leon Graha0, Joseph (Cb.arlie) Quintana, Ra:r.::ond (Jerry) Rich.1:.ond, Jases Sutton y Lillian Siebel~ Fr ed and Lois Karl fro.:J_e r 2.gency residents now living in A:!.buoueraue were FApril and third ove:-niJ'.7ht ci::-ue--'-s o"" the Dan .:;i '"'h h ";es sys. · d second L ~ '-' 1. •· __a,ug __ 1 ,_ re Y _,.o is Karl que ahcra vi ven en Albuquerque, ?tuebo ~-:ejico visitarcn a Senor y Senora Dan Shaughnessy. 0 ✓ - ~.· 1i . L ~ .,,.. . • \ ,,/ - -- , ~✓-:.. ~ .. •• , ,r. =- . ,,..,.,.-.:_ .-- ~.& =--11 _ ~ .' ,.::...... Q / ...... fl "What's all the big fuss about genetic research?" The ADril 11th Pah-Chu-Chu-Wa club :::1eeting 1-:cnday evening at the Lions Eall- was l:'.',ostly a business meeting. The scheduled s;,eal1:er fro~::. 9urang-o on I Drug Abuse 11 failed to arri've. _ Club president Sheryl ::~ayfield conducted. the JT.eeting • , The r::.er:i.bers nresent voted to contribute :,;25 dol~ars to the_Len's club to assist uith Ce~etery project. The subscription to_t~e hanger .Rick magazine for the elementary school librar y was renewea I or another year. The Club will also contribute ~2) "' ~ dollars to hep • 1 f 1 sena1 a gir ro~ ~- ) the Junior Class to Girls State this su:::rrer. The District president, I<rs. r.rurie l Lue1 en, wi~~ be a guest at the April 25th ~eeting. The progra~ is to be on. Macrame • A con.>ni ttee was named by 1':..rs. l·layfield to make arrangett;ents for the annual spring luncheon in i~ay. They are Ers. Lois Layton, hrs. Vivian Richmond and l:rs. Iwelyn Crawford. Refreshi"!lents were served by the hostess Hrs. Eula Preston. 7 �Eemorial services for Ba.rl::ara. ?t.rrner :r-:cDaniel 49 ·were at 10 a. :-:1. Saturday, ::arch 26th in St. Hark's Episcopal Church in Dur2.n-gc. Mrs. ·l<cDanicl •died CJf cancer Ear ch 20 in a De1r,1er hosni tal. Barbara was the dauf;hter of ~r. and E.rs. lforrill Turner. She was born i n Ignacio and attended the I gnac io school . Her first year of teaching was t he Ig:,aci o sevent h grade . She later t .,rnght in ue:1.11e-r . lb.e past nine _years she was teac hing i..'1 the Rivervi ew school in Du:rangc . She was i:!arried to Lar ry tcDani el , Durango attor ney , in 1961 . A children's play a~ea at Riverview school dedic ated to Bar bara McDaniel has been proposed by the school personnel a..'1.d Schoel District 9-R. r. •I 'I !f j i I I Il j ! ij A gocd 11eigl1bor is a fellow who s~iles at you o~•er tlte back fence bi,t doesn't climb over it. - Ar..b."'" ''B-,~" .Ba..- 1•:rs. Leona :r:.:verett went by airways to Cclu:_-:bus, Chic ::2.rch 2()-~t ~d enjoyed a visit with M:-s. l~ae Capell and h9r son and wife, ·tn.e Kenr:etn Ca:;_)ells. Ers. Capell i s much better than when she went to Colu~bus a..7.d. hor.,es t o be h e r e this su!:ffi:!er a s she i s r ather ho.:nesick. 2-:rs. Eserett returned Saturday, the 26th . La Senora Leona Eve:-ett f'ue n or avi6n a Col U?'bus Ghio ~ ri d t-~..-. a 06:ior y .... ue20:::-a .:.... e:1.,,'1.eth Capell y a l a Senora ~:ae Ca:::iell. La ·.,~e j i ta ~ ---- ....,, - - .. .. _ ~. 4 •• , ..i. C... 0 l{..,._...J...;..vel...1. Ca~)e·.:.1 es_,a ::e jorada de su e:1.fcru eci.ad y esta q_uerie:ido vinirs-e para su cc. sa. .. !~r~an Olson, IHS graduate, recently c □=pleted a co~prehensiye insurance course cffered at :Jational Sales Training Cents.:- in 2:-,an.a • c:s0::.--1 is associated with the Con Litz Di vision office ge~eral ager..cy for ~-~utual a.nd United. Insurance co:::-1.panies. . , _ !ior~an Olson a co~pletado un curso en asegura~ientos afreciuc per :;ational SaJ.es Training Centsr en 0!1aha, l:ebresl:a. ::::1 esta asociadc ccn la of ecina de Con Litz Di vision .Agencia per !-: utual y united Ins:..'ra.I1ce Cc:-::r;_:ia_"1ies. John and ~Uice !foorc were in the area to see her parents, the Albe:;:ot Larsens and other relatives before going on to California. Going 1dth them to California ·were Rod. and :t:ary Par gin. ~,:ary and Alice are siste1's. 'l'he Fargins returned ho11e Saturday enening called by ·trrn dea.t.h cf his sister. Mrs. Sylvia Wayt. . John y Alice lforre de canada v:tsi teron a sus padres d.e Alice Senor y Senora Albert Larsen y otros parientes. De aqut se fueron yara California y nod y lfary Par gin los aco'.:D.panaron en ese vie,je. Alice y Ma:ry son hermanas. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English; Espanol Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Smith, Shelby; Jones, Charlotte Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Ignacio Senior Center Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Thoughtful Years: April 1977 Description An account of the resource Monthly newsletter published by the Ignacio Senior Center with various contributors describing local news, events, obituaries, and biographies of prominent community members living in Ignacio, Colorado and the surrounding area. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NKC/1.0/ Subject The topic of the resource Ignacio; Ignacio Senior Center; Southern Ute; Bayfield; Arboles; Allison; Tiffany; Oxford; Southwest Colorado Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English; Espanol Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1977-04 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Smith, Shelby Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Ignacio Senior Center