https://voicesofignacio.cvlcollections.org/files/original/2b4f354ab9520a960112fdaa081c8306.pdf c8c83f998dd03ad93dd4f57f69a3eb4c PDF Text Text �WELCOME TO OUR AUGUST SOC1:AL Our August Social will be held in the Ute Park on Friday August 26th at 12:00 noon. our main dish is ham. Allison-Arboles Town of Ignac.io Rural areas near & NW of Ignacio - Please bring main.dishes - Please bring d€serts - Please bring salads and/or vegetables Youngster: "Hey, ~lo~-you know that old \·ase you said had been handed down from generation to generation?" ~.fother. "Yes-what about it?" Youngster: "\\"ell, this gE:neration just dropped it." ' Gossip column: happy hinting ground. Roseann ·and 1:-Iarcella Silva daughters of' Alvero Silva,. Annett and Celeste Candelaria daughters of Shelia Silva were in Ignacio last month visiting their grandma, Mrs. Merc.~es Brown. Las nietas de la Senora Mercedes Brow. Roseann y Marcella Silva b.ijas de Alvero Silva Celeste y Annette Candelaria hijas de Shelia Silva de Albuquerque, Nuebc Mejico la visitaron el mes pasado. 71 @~l ,. -I I -,r.· u /r~ ~ [~ ~ "What's the idea coming into the house while I'm still talking to you on the radio while you're supposed to be on the tractor?" "Were you able to wake Daddy up?" "I'd ask for a doggie-bag but my doggie wouldn't eat that if I paid him." Who enjoys life more than the Rev. R. J. Hasstedt? Rev. Hasstedt who lived in Ignacio for many years and then moved to Bayfield now makes his home most of the year in a nursing home in Castle Rock, Colorado near his daughter, Julia, Rev. Hasstedt ca.me to the ministery of the Parish in 1937. He retired from active service in 1949, but has preached many time in the years following. In 1974 in·published a booklet telling of these years in Allison, Ignacio, Bayfield and Florida. While in Bayfield with his daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Badgley and husband, Louis, he has· attended a Parish - wide picnic at Ute Park and services at each of these four churches. He is 97, his eyesight bas failed, but he.still loves to sing those familiar hymns. / El Reverendo R. J. Hasstedt I!linistro aqui desde 1937 hasta 1949 ahora vive en castle Rock, Colorado para es_:!er junta d~ su hija, Julia. El reY-erendo ha escrito un libro que dice de las anos que pas6 en estas regiones. ~ Mientras que estubo en Bayfield visitando con su hija y su esposo, el Senor y Sen'bra Louis Badgley. atiendio el compestre de las cuqtro iglesias Presbiterianas. El re~erendo ahora tiene 97 anos y su vista esta corta pero todavia puede cantar los him.nos favor1to3, �Longtime Ignacio resident, Mrs. Mae Capell and her son, Kenneth Capell are at her home in Ignacio for a month ·or two from their home 1n Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Capell, better known as Sally, is greeting as many old friends as .- possible while here. · · l . Thursday August 11th was her 88th ·birthday. · Mrs. Anna May ·Cardon baked the birthday cake. Some 14 former neighbors and friends c ame to the party. Seeing it was such a beautiful day they opened the gifts, visited and ate ice cream and cake on the front porch. It didn't start raining 1mtil four o I clock as the party ended. The Cap ells are planning to sell the home here as l·!rs. Capell is now living with her son and his wife .in Ohio and is not able to do much traveling betveen Columbus and Ignacio. La Se1.rora Sally Capell residenta por my largo t1empo de Ignacio y su hijo Kenneth estan visitando a amigos en este lugar, Sally celebro sus ~ Cumplea.nos de 88 anos el dia once d·e Agosto. Muchas amigas la honraron. La Se1rora Arma Mae Cardon presento el keke. Los Capells piensan vender el hogar aqui siendo que Sally no puede comunicar my bien de aqui a Ohio. 3) \' ~~'--'"-.----/~/ l """' . .' ~,;a.. .... ... ..: ·• ...; .. .,, c~t ] .. I' ~>-. C'\ - • , 1t '2, • . ' l ' ' , 0 ,. • • ; ; i ~ =~-- ',. . '.::-,. !'~ ; \ .i~ -r ~ • ,1l·, ~ .t " f ,../._, - - - - - - - , - \ .~/ ~\ \..~ .:.::},.: q -) '- .. ~ ------·---, . . . . . _ J .,___----·=-- \.. ._, ~~\~ Jt . - t1--, \ .. I 7 .. <.._ . ;,.., {J :>. --·· ,'-r , , i ,I ' l~. ~ ~ <.......!_,_· I . 1.. ~J ii -:r·----~ ,, ' , ~ ., f j ~. ;~ .;f "The sky fell on me. Do I hai.:e a case?" Mrs. Mary Patrick left on the bus Sunday August seventh for Delta to meet her da~ghter's family, the Jim Stanburys. They took Mrs. Patrick to their home in Basalt for the week. While there she attended the christening ceremony ~~r her six months old;great grandchild. • · . La Senora Mary Patrick tomo un viaje para Delta.Ji vesitar a su hija y familia, los Jim Stanburys. Mientras que estubo allf atiendio el bautesimo de su vis nieta. 1}J;j_i.}:i.JLA ~~~ -;fc,w-~ ,,f>rd,, -1'd-"~ M'\ (l._ ~ ...e~ ~AV'.:t- 31,d7 ,€;~3 -tf~{t> I ~ f ~ _M~ :fi:. M ~~ '- ) M.1 and Mrs. Harold Payne Jr .. and children were in Ignacio fr om Santa ·· F'e visiting Hr. Payne's sister, Mrs . Maxine Anderson and looking after the Payne property. Hrs. Anderson took her two nephews on a trip to Utah and Idaho returning the weekend of t he 12th. El Senor y Senot~.Harold Payne JrLy f amilia de Santa Fe estan~visitando con la hermana del Senor Payne, l a Senor a Naxine .Anderson. La Senora Anderson llevo a sus sobrinos por un paseo por los estados de Utah y Idaho. 1 • �Mr. and Mrs. Owen Callison returned home from Denver the first of If August. Mr. Callison had surgery in July at Presbyterian Medical Center. Their daughter, Mrs. Joyce Bro'lm and daughters are hei:e_ froni Dallas to stay "11th her parents for a while. El Senor y Senora Owen Callison han regresado a este lugar desde Denver donde el Senor Callison paso una operacidn en el hospital presbtteriano. La Se?rora Joyce Bro"1Ill, hija de los Callisons esta visitando con sus padres por un tiempo. Deciamos que el Senor Callison descanse pronto. Mr. and Mrs. Everette Ellison spent two weeks in Monticello, ~J.nn. visiting relatives. Carol and Nark, both employed at Pino Nuche stayed home. The Elliso~ returned home August sixth... El Serf'or y Senora Everette Ellison visitaron con parientes en Monticello, Utah por dos semanas. Mark y Carol se estuberon aqui siendo que estan trabajando en el Pino Nuche. A Japanese Tour traveling by Greyhound arrived at Pino Nuche around n~o~ Saturday, 12th, -for an overnight stay at the motel. The tour conof 20 some young men and one woman who were seeing the us A lsf•osstted spoke no English. • • • M The tour was headed by Prof. Motof'usa Myrayama PH.D. of the Myrayama ia!lgement Research Office, University of Japan. ,- '-'I [• ' r u -~ . i~ I ' r "He wants a blue dress for his wife, size 'fat."' Cha:rles Grant has been hired by the Antonito, Colorado school system. He wJll taach Jr High Social Studies and will also coach football and basketball. Esther and the boys will stay in Ignacio until January, when she vill transfer from her studj_es at Fort Lewis to Adam State .. Charles Grant fue ercpleado por la escuela Jr High en Antonito, Colo. El ensenara studios sociales y sera coche de Basquetbol y futbol. Bu esposa Esther y hijitos se quideran en Ignacio asta enero, quando ella cambaria sus estudios de el colegio Fort Lewis a Adam State. - �Overnight guests in Augus t at the home of Laurence Marker were Johnny ,;-· and Annette Ragsdale and children, Billy Joe and Cassie . t-~. Ragsdale is a nephew of Mr Marker 's. The Ragsdales wer e camping in the area fr om their home in Kermit , Texas. 1 El Serfor y Senora Johnny Ragsdale de Kermit, Texas visitaron con !}tos J enor Laurence Mar ker durante el mes de agosto. Tambien cru:!lparon : e n aldrededores. Rem e mber the arti 5t who marri e d in h aste~but never got a chance to repaint a t leisure? All the changes in the Ignacio area in the past eight years or more amazed one time residents, Mrs. Deloris Martin a.pd her daughter, Hrs. Calene .Anderson. ?{rs. !-!artin, her husband, Les V..artin and Mrs . Anderson and two daughters, Starla and Darla spent Wednesday, the 10th with their aunt, t-~s . Charlotte Jones. The Martins now live in Cr~peland, Texas. Mr. Martin worked tn the Ignacio Gas field in the late 1950s. The Andersons were transferred from Gallup to Farm.L~gton in July. Hr. Anderson is e~ployei by Bell Telephone. Calene taught in the Gallup school and this co:cing year will teach fourth grade in Farmington. .,,._, La Senora Charlotte Jones entretubo a sus sobrinos a la Senora Deloris y Les Har tin, Calene Anderson y Starla y Darla. Los Martins ahora viven en Grapeland, Texas . Los Andersons viyen en Farmi~ton donde el Sen'or 1L11derson trabaja por la oficina de telefon y la Senora Anderson ensena escuela. _ _,,..,,,,,. w-ow--crw · Th e skv's tl!e limit: The little boy stood and admired the stars o;e night. ·'Gee:· he £>:-.:claimed. '•if Heaven is that beautiful on the bottom, think how it must be on the other side!'.' - Tabls> Talk Lena Weaver was honored v:ri th a bridal shower on the 14th at the tresbyterian Chu1·ch annex. Lena, the daughter of the Arthur Weavers, 1 .ccceived mo.ny gifts for her new home. Hrs . Dick Harris baked the cake. She j_s to be married later this month to Fred Atencio jr. La Senorita Lena Heaver fue honrada .con un chaparron para no:vias en :La snla. de la iglesi,a presb:i..tereana en Ignacio . El keke fue hecho por la Senora Dick Harris. La Senorita Weaver se unira en Hatremonio con el jcven Fred Atenc i o jr. La Se'fr6r1 ta Weaver es hija del Senor y Senora Art Weaver. �Pat & Grace - Golden Wedding Anniversary Pat and Grace Patrick do travel from time to time, but plan to be at home for t heir Gold2n Wedding Anniversary party which vill be given by their two daughters Sunday afternoon, August 28. Friends are invited to the Reception from t wo .u ntil four o'clock in the SenU'~ Citizen Center. The reception is being given by Mrs. Patty Trease of Ignacio and Mrs. Donna Becker of Tucson, Arizona and their families. The Patricks have four grandch.ildren and one great granddaughter. Emerald Flint Patrick and Grace Anderson were married on September 17, 1927 in Durango and left the same day for California where Pat had a job. As the7 arrived in Los Angeles there was a gigantic parade - not for them exactly - but for Charles Lindbergh who made his transatlantic flight in 1927, For a number of years the Patricks lived in Mentone, California and operated a Resort. There were a nunber of pools and people could fish at a cost of 25 cEmts for each fish caurht. Since th~ early 1950s the Patricks.have lived in.Ignacio. Mr. Patrick drove the Continental Oil Truck for Anderson 1 s Conoco Service Station. Y...rs. Patrick wa,s assistant postmaster in the Ignacio postoffice for 20 years. N'ow bbth retired they continue to take part in community activities and see the country from Mexico to Canada. Both Grace and Pat WBre born in Durango. Grace 1 s parents, the Len A_t:tdersons moved to Ignacio and Hr. Anderson owned and operated the Conoco Station. Her grandfather, G. W~ Bryan owned a store in Ignacio and he built a nu□ber of the present day ho~es, Grace attended the Ignacio school. The eighth and ninth grade classes were at the Agency and she walked to school. .After graduation from a Denver high school she went to Weste:rn State College and taught a ~rear at the H~rvey school south of Ignacio. The Patrick fa.cllies cax::e from Indiana to the Vallecito country in 1879 a.r!d at one time o'lm.ed a large amount of land in the Pine River and Valleci to valleys. Pat attended Durango schools and graduated from Durango high. The Patrick family moved to the Ignacio area around 1923 and farmed a few miles ncrth of the town. by Charlotte Jones Happy Birthday Feliz Cumpleanos John Chavez Emett Evans James Baker Joe Zaida Ruby Cloud Floy Valdez Sally Capell Nelson Mackey Euterpe Taylor Hazel Brake Romona }fun.oz Jim Fisher Marion Worford Martha Archuleta Abe Munoz Eva 0 1 John Tiny Shipp r �I I , . i:r;e:r-ri Dillon of Boulder spent the week of August eighth with her grandr,:t:Jt:her, Hrs. Oli·ve Dillon. Terri and her two brothers a re also vi.siting their grandparents in Durango as par.t_of their sum.mer vaca tion. Terri Dillon vlsito con su abuel a, la S~nora Olive Dillon., tambien vlsitaron con sus abuelos en Durango . \\·cstcrn l!nion: a wedding in Ciilifo1·nia. ~here ar<: few th ings that can chill one mor e than an old flame. "I'm 4 cents short." "'\\"hy don ·t you play golf with Dick c1m·more?"' '' \\·ouid you pl ay with a chC"at \\'ho puts down th<' \Hong ~core 2nd mo,·es his ball when You'r e not lookin g:'' · "CE-rL:iinly not'." "\\"ell. nt:-ii.her ,\·i ll Dick." The fa.mily of Hartha Archuleta had a family reunion at Vallecito · resort .. Att ending were ,the mother .!rs . Florence Gallegos from Broken Bow Okloha.ma., br cther s ~ Pl:1illp and wife Ca.thy and twin daughters, Tim Gallegos also f rom Eroken Bow a..r1d l{r e and 1-frs . Ri chard Gallegos f r om Durant , 0klal1.01Da ~ Attending from the San Frans isco a.rea were gr. and Hrs. Vern Ste .f.fey G'...."l d. chi ldren, Hr . and l-lrs. Henry Salazar and fru:d.ly, l'1r o and 1-:rs. Ro gsr Sh.acid ~1d fa.mil y , H.1·. and :-.:rs. David Black and i'amily a n d l•fr . and 1,~ r.~ ~ :iUe har•d. Webb and f alrdly. Fr on Gentry, .Arkansas vrere l-ir. a.11d !-h's. t·a1·old. S:L t ton and f;.1nlil y. i.•irs . Agnes i:.:rchuleta and .family f:r-om I gnacio a.rid. - r>r on:Lca Gall egos f'r om Pago s a Springs a lso a ttended. Two sons Chris J·r • .rrcm Redland s and ?crnl Galle g os from Pacifica were unable to attend. 1veryone had a good tine. La fe.ci..lia d e r:a rtha Archule ta tubieron m1a reunion e!1 el resorte de Valle ci to. Los que a tienderon esta re\mion fueron Lm Sigpent es; La l-f.a11a', Florencia Gallegos de Br-oken Bow, Oklahoma Herrnanos, Phili:P y s1.1 esposa. ---Cathy y sus h5. j 1 t a s cua t as . Ti m Gallego s t ambi en dt~ Broken Bow y el Senor y Senora Richard Gal legos de Dur ant , Oklahoma . De San Fransisco vivie1· on e l Senor- y Serior a Ver n Steffe y y familia, Senor y_ Seno:ra Henry Salazar y fami lia , Senor y Senora Roger Shadd y familia , Se nor y Senora David Bl ack y n:i.na y Senor y Senora Richa r d Webb y f amilia. De G-~mtry, Arkansa s el Senor y Senora Harold Sitton y familia . La Senora Agnes Archuleta y familia de I gn a cio y la Senorita Veronica Gallegos de Pagosa Springs tambien asi s tier on . Dos hermanos Chris d e Red.la.Dds, Clifornia y Paul de Pacifica no pudi eron v enir. Todos alli tubieron muy bien tiempo. r'' s.: ,. l Fnll h ot1s.·cl ~an ing: v, hat you han: to do to find tb e S<:a-,.:on football tickets you b ought in t h e ~pring. ! tf' 1 __ _,, : ; ,✓./ • ' ;: · , ; f~ /~ ' - -~-i . ·. / :i 1 • , ~ · ..:s_, ✓ k · 1 C '; ~/-;,--- .-·r.- -·-· 1, ~ ..... , 1 ~ -j;..._~'-:·~·, ' j l.:'i, · · ,...:,:;. -~:JJ.::: . .)_, L,,i/ 1--;. . ·-¥ ! · 1 1 ~~ I 'J , .U .- , .• --_,,. - v -:-,-_, ·•·'- "On~ of th es /j days, Georgo, you 'If turn into a vegetable! "' \ J, \\"itr, ,h e ,;ch<; o] j•J.st a bloek away. ~ mc,thl'r \rh<ise t\\'i!ls ._,.-l're ~t" rt ing k i n rlL-1·g:d·t ~n k t th<'m walk 1.,y thl·1nst:h·cs- i!.ft<.:r a stern ]::st-rnrnute ' t. f L'll1 .in<l er to "1.oo,.;: both wa.,·5 bef ore .,·ou c-ross the street:·• "Dun·t wurry, .:-!o m," (•TIC Lwi n r<.:pli c<l r Pt::<,uri ngly, ' 'we 'll wa it l ill :in t·inpty ") •,it'C n ,rne$ liy." . ~Lt's• Jose:ph B.onH~r o w~nt to Denver Tue sday, t he n inth, to stay with· her ·--· ctaug.1:1..er, Bernice and fam.tly f or a time. Her ma.in interest is the new grand.son, Joseph An<l:rew born Sunday mornincr the seventh, to George and Bernice Gal le gos . He ·we i ghe d seve n p ounds: ' .. La Sonora ,JosB.f o Homc r o via_io ~ ra Denver el dia nueve p·1ra· e s tar con sn ni ~!a Y su esposo. El Scnor__y Se?1ora George Gallego s los p~rie ntes de · un h i Jo, .Tos eph .Andre w. El nino p e s o sicte: 11 bras. �The Happy Homemakf:-rs E.:Xtension Ch1b r:e~:1.bers n;et August 12 at the home n.f Vrs. 011 ve Dillon~ · !•'.rs. Ca.r·::nen Rea was the a.ssistant hostess. 1'he year 1 s pro6.ram was completed and each member made her own yearbook. The club p:urns to ir..ake a quilt durj_ng the year. Extension club activities for the La Plata County Fair days were d5..scussed. Ref:resh...rnents were served by the hostesses following the meeting. Hostesses for the September 9th meeting will be Hrs. 1-:odene Hayfield and Hrs. Mildred Sparks. E1.:pi:,e:;-::i.,rn: ''I bent the = bumper s1ick(,r loday." "I'll call you later, Agr1es-/'ve got to run now!" The Truth H nrt:Ti!t:' c!d f;.~r~1~0r "\;,yas n:.c"::r tho.n c: i~ttJe, irritcn~d \i;heu h~ call2'l hi~ b:;ys jli 2r,c! de::!11c11Hkd to f::1,0·,,· whv had pushed : l~{~ pi i\·y i r.!t.o li1si rJ-,.-er '·I d\d, fat::c>r." S:'.),':'kc u;:i one !r.d. ¥ "Cfc:,,e on i:1 ti,·:'!· •.;·,),:::i.s~e,.i.'' the Old :'.fan ordered. gor:1;a \~- b.2ie the t::-.r Glitia you.•: '·Geo:·ge '\\"2shi•1gt,Jn·s fat:cter didn\ puEish him \':"hen ii? [c,}ci tl.e tn,fr,." p:eadi2d tile bey. "·I knov.-," replied the Old :--.!an_ "·but George Wash• ir;:;+:m·s father was uot silting in the chcuy tn•c: when he ci\:;pps:cl it down." - n,vlo:ce Q,ii= (.r]l1 uTi~c:: :~,.'.ruy l\'a ti r.st ~ ht";~; d)~h~ l-1.:.·ce !s : ~, dl1-z•rt /OUr ~t)·e;1;io:---, t-::- sc,;11E:hL"i::~ iih~.'1 Get Well Soonl Sanen Pronto! Alma Da-ccloy Ha.ry Lafebre Constance Box Flora Salazar :Cd:Lth Burch Robert Ec:Jab David 1.'/eaver Novadena Burch Ernest Burch Joseph Velasquez Dorthy Naranjo Stan George Everett a.nd E-ula. P:reston were honored on their 40th vedding a.'>1.Iliversary with s. recept:Lon at the l)re sby terian Churc.r.1. annex, Sunday afternoon. August seventh, The anniversary pa:r•ty was hos ted °t)y their daughters, Hrs. Shirley Aucker of' Durango and. Nrs. Ca.r1"i::cn Rea of Ignac io . 0 tJ:121• F.:ce.s ton chilci.rsn a::.·e J·oArm HcKee~ Cheyenne, Wyo.~ Ronald of Eaton, Colorado D.nd Kenneth, j·foCor'd AFB~ l'lashingto11. The F.reston.s we1.·e rn.a1•ried August 8 ~ ·1937 near Cheyen.De. . They came to lg1:i:iclc in i 91+6 t hanks to a.n ad in th~ Denver Post listing the Ute Theater i'or sa.l(~J. T}j.ey ho1.1r;ll.t the tbe':ltr:r and. oJ. so the:l..r p:~esent ranch home. They □P?r~tcd tl:8 tt2~ter until 1955. Their tuo o!der child!~n, Ronald (Corky) The Ui::e Theater 1s no ~.!1.n. J 01:.nn I ws1:-2: ln eb:11'f;G o:c the popcorn. m.B.china. lmt :Lt ,H~s tn tho 600 b]_ock on Godc~~trd ave. 1 Fr~ ,•.,,_ •1· :i:~..,, i'·,.! ··L ')', 7_ '~ r' ,.; 1,~·y. P r~e s ton has been C.s · ,-... ,., 1.-•("' L, .•,.,ct, . '1 ' o I L. .. l:. 11•.i· :1 ·-k- ·i •... u,., ·1 c; / ,I / • .u. s - • .. C-'."::ployGd n.t ·c.l-:w IGn_c,1c:i..o D2y Ca:r.·e Cent.8r since ·j 9'71 ~ She is also in her j~::uJ.or yca2 ~lt .:-m.'t L,>-1:l.::; Collc 6 0. Dur:ln?; t"cl'.-'::Lr· yc,,n's in Ign,~c~:.o th,~ P:cE,stoas have been active i.n Community ~~ j:: i. . fl :Lr~ s ;r,c,_r:2 1 ',h, • -I •-s 1' •• •J ~ " ••C\ \. . C) 1 �{t."j ) \r./ Mrs. Pauline Rodriquez went to attend her granddaughters·wedding in Farmin~ton, ·New Mex. The bride is Mrs~ Jennie Martinez daughter. · Best wishes to the happy couple. ,/" c...._~v . . La Se~ora Pauline ·Rodriquez fue a Farmington, N. M:f'.attender ·a el ) !~:tsorio de una nei ta, hi ja de la Senora. Jennie Martinez. Nuestr.,:rn congratulaciones a los movies, Mr. F'red Lucero was called to Chicago to be with his father Mr. J.E . Lucero who suffered a s-troke and hal:i been .hospitalized. · M·r. Lucero had beEm spending the wint~r with his daughter. El Senor Fred Lucero lo llamaron que fuera porque su padre el Senor Jose Esquipula avia sufrido un ataque y esta en el hospital en el estado de Chicago, Ill. El Senor Jose E. estaba pasando un:vtemporada con su h~.ja. rr . First aid for brok~n glass Ifa paneofwilldow glass cracks and you can't replace it immediately, coat the glass with clear shel!ac to weatherproof it. Try this on glass with hairline cracks ·, '"Sorry, Mr. Smiii:. ·,-0,1 do1,'t m !1!;,i •i.T'l,;r,r: m,, n!!y ;',:; chiai on ~,o,,r h com-? tax~~-., · · ·· A reporter asked the centeTIarian thG inevitable, "To what do you attribute your long life'!" "Not sure yet," the old-timer replied, eyes a-twinkle. 'Tm still negotiating with a mattress company and two b1·eakfast food firms." Shirley and Richard Kent recently called ho~e to ask about his family · in -Ignacio. Richard is a d.iesel ms,chanic at Forest Grove~ Oregon where he and Shirley have lived for 6 years. !fow work ex·iJerience pe.rsonnel on the job at Day· Care are Dennis Burch, Nancy Baker, DeDiree Taylor, Harvey Joy, and Gilbert Tuscon. Trabajadores nuevos en (Day Care) son Dennis Burch, N~.tncy Baker, Desiree Taylor, Harvey Joy, y Gilbert 'l'uscon·. ,Jvmpathy to the family of Congratulations.to Mr. Congratulations.to .Mr. I & Mrs . & Mrs. Lucero Liland Couch - Son Hardy Joy - girl ) ) \. �'fhe Fall-Chu-Chu-':la club r~c!l:bers were entertained Nonde.y evc:-:1.:i_ng ~ t£,.c ( )!) ) tenth, at the home of rrrs. ;,Jatilda Homere for a. Valentine party. It .,,,,_,_:, a snowy evening, but fourteen Dembers came to play games. i,1rs. FfomeI'O tock. them on a tour of her ne\•.r home. Refreshments were sevec. by l,!rs" Opal Lecti..ner and. Hrs~ Jannie. Las membras ~'.;.e el Fah-Chu-Chu-Ha desfruetaron de un buen tiemno en U!1 grupo para el dia., Ja.n Valentin en la casa nueba de la 3ei1ora Vatilda. Ro:::erc" Los resfrecos fueron servid.o por .la: Sei.iora Opal Lech,.'1.er y la Senora Jar-'-'"1ie u·i .h ng.Hr. cc l'frs. E.F. Patrick and t:rs. Patty Trease J.eft Sunday ~orning to d!'ive to 1~oab to be 1:,,itl1 ~-Irs. Pat:::·icl~'s aunt and to atte::.1d her uncJ.e 1 s funeral on Monday." Hrs. Ifae Capell went with therr1 and visited the George S~,sley and Louie Farmers. They came home :-.ronday evening. Ji,1 S~or y Seriore. r .F • .:'a trick y la se'tora. :?atty Trease salieron de aqui el dorningo en la f.l',cir,<, '¥'--p ara lfoab, Utah aP,tend.er el funeral del esp~so La Se\1ora I:ae Canell fue con ellos a · 0 · visi tar con el Se11or y Senora GcrJl~ge -Sisley y las Louis F&r!'.lers ellos regre·saron el Lunes en la tarde. de una tia de la Senora Patri ck. Gat fleeced quick Money. We could all use more than \Ve have, but investing in get-l'ich-quick schemes isn't the way to get it. The only person who makes monev from such schemes is the p!·~moter; don't let him get the best of you -- oryour bankbook. Promoters of fraudulent i1n:e!'-tmcntschemes count.on that "little bit of larc~ny" in all oflis to prevent a thorough i1westigation. Always remenibe1· that it's your money he \\'ants lo u:,;e. Check carefully; insist on being giwin all the details, inc!uclin'gpotc>1ti:1\ risks, in writing. Don't let anyone pre$Sure you into making a fast decision. One of the not~too-honest promoter's favorite ploys is to promise to get you "in on the ground floor" of some entero1·ise. Just ask yourself, "Why would anyone offer measpr;cir.l opportunit~to get rich . (tuick'?" The answer might save you a bnncl!e. ~ .,__..-~·......,.. t.-,,1~--·... ~- l·Iilton Terry, brother of ::rs. Jann~.e l~ing, spent Sunday and lfonday, I•'ebruarv first and second 1·1i th l:1•s o King. Sunday evening dj_nner guests at the King hor~e 'i:l~re the other .fs.~:~ily members, lD.'. & 1.:rs.· Ja,-::.es Sowel',S a!lcl S0'1S f"•l froe: B.::-.vfie1d &.nd Hr. 8: ::rs. 1'c--~1 ir,1 linF and ~auG'htPr<• 0 _, - ,:.;, • J.J1e 1 eJ'.'rys have ,~oved fro,} '.fucu::-:!C2ari J!ei._r r:c.-,·i· co tc ea'ar-- i'-n ctt,'lJ1 ;:-; ,. ·, ·.,, ~ertry had accepted a position in the·san Juan County Treasurer 1 ofi'2.ce :'..n l /""l ,., ._ ~-. ·u .• . .,. ..._;; - ..J. 1 ,..., ' ........... i. - - --- s --('·, 1~z ec. .....~ ' - .. ..,;, J. · - · ii' Hl 3enor MiJ ton Terry herrn:crno de la Senora Jannie Li.ng vesi to con e:?:-:~:·. el DoElinbo y lunes la SEii:Yora r:i.ng er-~Ti to a sus h.ijo5y fa~ il:L2.s a_,u~~"- co~·~_::'.c:'. ,..,. ;;, r< . . ' 7__ .::;2./1..Le_u., " . -"'~ 1 ., l C' r.,~1r· (:;..,JOT''"' '_;_'c·· 0 "'1 al Senor y SeTior a J a.~es om, J ers y h lJOS a,s a_ _,,!. ,1/ ; · . _- -.' i.inr y f a~riilia ~ 11 Se?ior S.1cr-ry y f a;:,i lit~ se nudaron ci8 Tuc t1~c~:ri 2. ,!~--:: ~ :eT., ' !iO.r a Parmj.nE,;ton endonde eJ travajo. Je treor-cro- en la casa. o.:.: cor ,.,e u2 Ji.ztr::<' • 0 •• 1 � 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 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NKC/1.0/ Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1972-1979 Subject The topic of the resource Ignacio; Ignacio Senior Center; Southern Ute; Bayfield; Arboles; Allison; Tiffany; Oxford; Southwest Colorado 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. 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: August 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. 1977-08 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Smith, Shelby Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Ignacio Senior Center