https://voicesofignacio.cvlcollections.org/files/original/11fde9c5c89bd41d4793b296fe63abdf.pdf ef7a26cdbfd8343fa9bd6c60f8810fb2 PDF Text Text �r- . .,._ . HARY EDill GALLEGOS :., .; Har'j Zdna Gallegos was born in Pagosa Springs ' Colorado, Februar:r 25,:. 1-91-2-, the oldest child of Tobias Trujillo and Sarah C-:oreno) '.2:ru- jillo. Tobias was a farmer when he died in 1916. Edna was only 4 years .:-old: and· hardly remembers her dad. Her mother later ;1arried Everisto Garcia • 11 • Hy step-dad," Edna says, trwas a very good man. He trE:ated me really well. 1'1y younger sisters a,.-id one brother are still livi::-1g. Mary lives in Los Angelos~ Dolores in Blanco, Rose in Plymouth, Calif., and Ray in Albuquerque • 11 • ~ ."I-went to school in Lonetree (about 10 miles north of Pagosa June:·-ti on, on Ca. t Creek Road) • · Tr1.a t is dryland country, but in those days web.ad plenty of rain for hay and for crops. The wild ·grass wa:·s_so~ tall it would brush your feet when you rode a horse •. We used. to . knot necklaces from a particular variety of tough grass there. I wonder if it still grows there. The clina te has changed so rmch. ;: · .About 1922 Edna I s family moved ·to 1-fancos for 2 years then ca.::e: back to -purango. · · 1 ' Myf step..:.dad· worked at the smelter where they processed the ores from_- Sil vert_on. . I enjoyed lfving in Durango, but it didn I t last very long. 1'.'hen my mother died, I .went to -live with my aunt in Ignacio, I·staye~ with he± two y~ar& tintil I ias marred at the_age of 15 . .Aurelio Ga1l'egos and I got r:,,ar':ried in 1 927. Fer 15 iears. we lived on the far!'.l at Caracas by the San .Tuan River- just below the :-reT...r ?,:exico · State:Line.: There w~s no bridge across the river. _We f6rded it with a wag~n to buy supplies at Pagosa Junction. If the river was too high we__ c:rossed '.•ii th pack horses.· Sorr.eti.!;).es I staye~ hor:!.e for 3 2onths. Qfte.n ..:the· river was so high in !fay, June and July frcri. the spring :sel t, that w~,wer~ ·isolated. :~-re- had a log house on a rise above the river~ Aurelia raised alfalfa on the river botto~ · and grain on a fla~ place we call~d the 11alcon 11 • - WJ1enever we needed fuel we took our r1agon up on -Caracas Eesa. T.-ife had a perm1 t to haul.. all the wood we needed--f er -our -_p erso.n.al us-e. In the su:r.mel' and fall we took our wag en up on the -~esa to'p into the woods and enjoyed the views and. the peaceful feeling of th_e b_ac}{ ~ot1ntry~ So:::ietimes we _cot.4d watch the herds of beautiful wild hbr~~s which roamed the canyons artd mesas at that ti~e. Befcre . the winter 'we always had enough wood to last till the next sunr1er. '-:l~ g!~W --~e?t:rly.:all our food. Our irrigation sµ-stem \\,·as fro:J our well, sim.pl~ but :·effective. ~-!e p1,rlled up buckets of water with. a rope and _P?~l-ey" ~i)d,_ ~r-i,pt=i;.ed_ them into a sel'ies of trenches which ran do•.,m the - rm,s o,r·_ the garden. -This ·wa,s a lot easier than hauling buckets around the garden.; · We roasted our blue ·corn ·and had it ground at Allison, enough for us and some to sell. 'lie put away 200 lbs. of white peas and all !i:inds of chilies and vegetables. We used kerosene la~ps and a wo6d-b~fning cookstoie. Our cellar kept nur cream and eggs cool in ·surnn.er and kept cur produc_e from freezing in winter. 1.'!e never had :~electricity and never miBsed it. You Id be surprized how few worries we had. No utility bills to pay. Ho food bills. We were sure of everything. I was never bored and never lonely. I always liked the quiet places. 11 . • : ~Aurelia and I had 4 children. 'Roger now lives in Ogden, Utah, Sar~b in Newaik, Calif., Abe in Farmington and Lillie in Bayfield. The klds ~~ftt ~bout 3 miles ~ o school. If we needed to travel any furthe~ than the \ alley, we crossed the river and waited for the train, 1 I \ • �If we needed to go shop.ping. or go to the doctor, ·:-re took the train to Durango. It arrived from .Alamo·sa ev-ery day at 1 : 30 P.H. and would get to Durango in about 2 hours. In winter it was someti□es delayed:· f_or long periods .because ·of snow on· the pa-sses. One way to Durango__ cost $2)+5. 11 · . _ .. · • ·11In 1 942 1•ie moved to .Jack Dickinson's irrigated farm a,cross th~ · river in Color&d,.o, where we stayed 5 y e~rs. From 1947-49. we· liyed n Durango. \-Ihen Aurelids · 1-~om died in 1949, we moved bac.lc to Caracas . . where we stayed until _1 964 .- Trat year we moved -t o I gna-cio and_ I. 1 ve been here ever since. 11 . Edna lives in on·e of_ the a:oartm~nts in the Senior Ci tiz·en ' s - · : i · Complex just ncrth of Ign.ac{o_. - She visi ts ner · .children wheD;e.ver . · she can and occasionally tee))s one of her gr:andchildren. Edpa enjoy . her new apart::nent and tb.e ·conv.enience-s of lif e toa.ay, but s he .w~uld .· . trad_e her electric _range for a. wood burning cookst o.v e in a minute. . - 1-' , Shelby Sr:iith , 'JA/4v :-- ~ -_ . - .. . ~t l(j 7r : ~ -~ ~ ; l:2 : bo ~ '1-t'k ~-~- -p~-~~~~ ) ~~-fl~~~~ ~~A"~ •' . P,,"'1f NW.f~ ~f?~~ ~ a , , , , , / ~ ~ - . . .· ~ --: ?1/~f_ .... �A for:::er Icnacto r 0sident and one tir:e Ignacio tm•m clerk , . Dz- . Cordelia Ca."lc.elaria :-ias b ec.n el e cted to the board of director.-s of tl1e :rew ;forl~1 Foundation oi ~c~ 7ork , Davie Ra~age, executive director, a nnouncedi Dr . Canuel a ria begi~s her t hre$ year ter n on the boara i ~.:::edi a tely . The :re·w1·iorld Fou:nda'tiorr funds worthwhile hu~ani tarian _proj e cts in t h i s c oun t:::-y &:ld also pro-vid e-s sup,ort to a nu::1ber of fo r e i gn hu:::an r j_ghts endeavors . Dr . Candela ria will be wor~ing at her ho!:!e in Durango unde:c a ::ellen Fellowship through l '.ay. . : ~ile t h ey were living in Ignacio Cordelia received a f ellowship to ?~otreDa rie to stµdy f or h er doctorat e . : In the fall of 1976 she and her husband, Fidel Candelaria and their son , Cliff·ord returned to the are·a a.:."'ld ;_.:r,. Cand~laria l1as been ~anaging the famly ran ch at Gobernador , :-~ew ::ex ico. Cordelia Candelaria r esidenta anteri or de Ig~acio fue elegida al bordo de · dir ectores de ~·Tew ·. :orld Fcunda t i on de Euev2. York por tres cm'os. David ?..a!:!age el director l o a..~uncio r ecienteo ente . · :.:.,sta fundacion tie:ie que ver con v·arios proyectos · rnir2a..'l1i tarios en e .ste pois y t a~oi en soporta r proyectos en · otr os paises . Senor y Se:iora Fidel . Candelari a y su hi j c Clifford ~hora vi ven en Jurango . !'' ) I I. . -I !. I l t • I . I. "I have to make a long-distance call." A noon Dutch Tr e a t luncheon at ? inc :ruche was ,or&n.nized by C~:1t i~ia ·· t ~f the ~ducational depart=e~t for the Southern Ute Tribe for Thursda~• ~en f:a n1:lar y 1? • L~ss Kent, .... ~ r:ie=:,oer of t he ~oloradc delega ticn who atte~d e d t he h ationa.l ,_lome-ry. s Conven1.,ion in Houston , i nvited '\:.'O;;en fro:'2 the va riou s clubs and _orcani~ation, ~eaching a nd sec~e teri2l po s ition s to cc~e and d i s c uss t he ~ee? s of tne women of this a r ea . The .lucheon r.:eeti~c: wa s n odera ted. b~, ::is s E.en c . I.., · • -,(ue~t ions r a ise~ we~: = ?nat_ca..11 we ,...do? How ca n ,.-,e i!:!!1rove'? ;;hat he,ve ~•Jr 1 :11a t can we do -co aia. aousea. women: There a r e r:wny fields in uhich wocen can work together to i ~prove bad situa tions . . T~er e w~s ~quit~ a little inte re s t sho~n and a second luncheon ceeting ·was. scrnedul cu .r 1 '.clock Thursday , F e bruary 16th. · ,,_ Th e _. eue st s peak ~ f or the 16~h \las to be I r ene '.-lor ley , Couns elor at .. or~ , LE:nns Colleec . vhe plann ed to tc.lk t o t hose attending about s elf attitud e and s elf as~erti vcness. - '? t, O't • or 2ro �!Ts. Christine Callison returned ho□ e Saturday , ;February fourth fror., _.)aJJ as. She wa,s with her daughter ai.'1d fan11y ~on and Joyce -Brcw:n apd t\-10 • dau ghters during December and _January. _· . ·. _ . ' l:ia 3enora Chris tine- Callison a_ __;regresatto a su casa aqui _err Ignacto, despnes de pasar el :.!es de dic-ie~bre -Y _e nero con su hija y fa...-tlli-~ 3ezior --..)' 3t:ncra.. :::icn Ero;m en Dallas, Texa:s. Ru ss·ell and Ruth Shock of Tiffany recen-tly clebrated their- 60th i:1edding Anniversary. I Se!Tor y Senora Ruth 3hock de Tiffa...,y recientemente celebraron su ani versario d·e b-oda de sesenta anos. i:10s Congratula.r:10'S 11 • • ;·,-,... - _- _-_-_-_-_-_--.- 1 0 ~ ~! ~ ~ ' r-_.,_,.. ~ .. ~ n. _,,. . , ~~ " Since .11iss Ei:angeline died, guess LCho ozms controlling stock?" ''h'$ just a little something to celebrate your live . hundreth lesson." - February .is Heart }fonth · and several fund raising events are planned for Ignacio under the cb.air::anship of Audrey Ellison. A bridge party with Heinie Gardner and Bessie Pennell as host"esses is scheduled for February. Heart containers are Dlaced in sone of the stcres in To1m . · Coffee for the first part of l-. :arch: a.re a.J..so being consid ered. as well as other events. Donations to the Heart Fund ;iay also be given to l-ll's. Ellison. -----,,.t r I I ~ == o 0 " ... She loves me ..• she l ues me not ... no opinion ... she loves me ... she louei me not ... no opinion. •.• " • ': , -Lr _/ ·, :---:"" - "'I �.. . Hov about the good ald d?-y~? C~:mside_r the _f,ew highlights of Dec;, 1961 and 1961 wasn't too long ago but, do you r~member these happenings? Robe-rt L.• _B ennett, Supt. of the Consolidated Ute Agency ·f rom June 1954 to ~anuary 195.6 w~s appointed Area D~rector for the Bureau of Indian Affair 41 l£neau, Ala..s,k a. Joe A, "Ab:e" Zuni began his new duties as ,Agency Supt .. at Ignacio. Specials at the Ignacio Food Stor-e included: Chuck Roast 39 cents a pound; toma~o~s 23 cents a pound; 2 pounds powdered sugar 29 cents. · The Oxford 4-H club won the covet~d Achj.evemept Trophy for 1961. The 27 members had worked 6n 21 di fferent subjects with lOO percen~ completion on 70 projects . The l•foore · Electric Company ~ c. G~ and Don were on call for Radio, T.V. ~d ~ppliance repairs as well as for 0th.e r services. The Ignacio CoI?1CTUnity Choir consi~ted of 31 members. The director was Leon Hopkins with Eula Hae Norris as assistant director. The pianist was J;)orothy Cox with Kathleen Tonemah as asststant. This excellent choir presented two perfor~ances of their Christmas Carol cantata. Iga?-cio Tmm Ordinance No . 47 was peing publis:O.ed. It was a fire Prevention Code of Regulations fer the saf~guarding of life and property from fire and explosions and other hazards. It was signed by Mayor Paul Lunsford and To:wn Clerk Harold Phillius. The winter ~as cold and-Bayfield residents, a few of them, were heading fpr the sunny southlaµds of New 1-iexico and Arizonc\• Glenda Payne was ·the reporter of the Zant~ Campfire Girl~ and the president was Shirley Brown. . · The Southern Ute Tribe sold 461 deer permits during the special season in November. · 1he Ignacio Bobcats won al~ four of their non-league games in the. 3an Luis Valley at t_he start of the season. ~!ayne Cope was the coach. Ignacio Wre~tle~s defeated Durango B~ squad and Jak;e Candelaria was the coach. Jae~ Deeds was the 3upt. of I gnacio schoo~s . Don Gosney went to Albuquerque to attend a hearing on the propose Federal Milk Or.der . This was for the entire Rio Grande Hilkshed. Gosney s_aid :it was hoped that they could get a little. better break for the milk produce.rs. Doesn't that sound familiar ? The beginning of the ye~r 1961 foretold that the year 1961 would be a year numerous activities and changes • . The pupils of the first four grad~s in the Ignac!o elementary and ~heir teachers co!lI!lenced ·c la sses in the recently completed elenentary school building . Open House activities were scheduled for the 18th P . T..A. ~eeting. R. ~. Gardner was school principal. Old desks we.re being given away and much in demand. One ~an asked for ·all the desks as he wished to use them to build a house . · ' . T~ddy B~W!lgardner was chosen as. ~.q:- •. r. •.H •.S. <Uld E.sthe.r Quintana as Hiss I.H.S. · : · ' . .. - . . ·The Rev. -Ted. Harer was installed ~s pastor of tne Bayfield and Florida churches. · · The Bureau of Reclamation stated that the rTavajo Dam project was 74 pe~cent qqmpleted. Located on the San Juan River the Navajo costing J22.8 mil:lion was scheduled for completion in lfarch 1962, ~ year ·earlier than had originally b~en planned. The Di,.strict Governor was to visit the Ignacio Lions meeting at the Lions Hall, acco.r..d,ing to club pres:i,dent Kenneth Payton. I +he 1961 Be~y Crocker Horeeoaker of Tomorrow in the Ignacio high schoo~ was Nancy Anne Swanemyr of Allison. · 0 or �Pad wen ther orev:e_ntecl. a nunber of the ·Pah-Chu-Chu-Wa club :r.e;]lbers frc7 . 'attending the ;,:onday night, January 23 mee t ing i n t he Presbyter ian Church - annex.·· In· the abs8nce o:( the_ president , Sn,~r yl ,.i.-:a.yf i el _d t he _bus.ines s_ -i~ee•ting was in· charge of Ruby Hailey. •.. - · c · .:_ - , • : · -< ~ • ·• • ----~-' ·;-.-:-::., .:. • Follm-,ing . a short busTnes's- ·!!f$etfng , +;1ost iY.dis-c•u s:s-ion' ''.pp~-:.-pi'ob-i~ms ,.. ·-. connected wi t-h the ·c1ub1 s :tong t i"rie u.-~e of :U1e-. LTon~ .Building ,:· O~~~/ J ee'lm_e}' ' ~resented t he progra~. ~.:rs. 1-ecn_rier ln·t r0du-eed Frea El lenbecker ·of·•th.e~ ·. · I:HA. For the nast fi;ve ve:ar-s l.'.r. Illenbecke r has been i n-t ere·s t.ed ·i n -:1t1ie 1/ Chai~a: t-o ilnt·o~ito ·narro~t gauge over Cul;lbr~s ?_ass. He showe'd s i i <1:es•,!·rfo stly ta~cen in the fall of this tourist a.t·trac-tion . He ooi nted out -tha:t" :t her.e is diverse scene r y -and during t p.{ s 61+ r::::ite the t r ain- ·goes thro_u_g-tf ·-tiw'e;e-~~-water shed. --B'.is w.i fe, :cha.rdel:J. Ellenbecker · ·was.,,. ·also ·a · club gu.e s·t . 1 .· ~ ·. Refres h.::ile:n t s were ser-ved- 'by the hostes ses , :~t i l da Rofuero a11~i: g.a,;ria ~·:ashingto_n ~ __ ,. ·· ~ ~~. a oi;r -run t. <~ : .,. .. l ' :, .. ·,·His electric toothbrush shorted· out and ,\·eld.ed his braces together.'' We ,:mnt to thanl:: the high school hose econo~cs teacher· 1-1.rs. 'ifa-lker and her 2nd. hour cla_ss for the nice :place_· favors; the delicious ccok:ie;, _. cupcakes a11d -the cute skit and gar::es they put ori• for the senior cittzens on- Valentines Da7. \:e all erij oyed it very r2uch •. __ . . . . .,. ',;e also '\·,ant to th2.nk rrs Cross fron the elenentry school for tBei:f . · pretty Valentine decorations. · · · ·. · :._ · . · . · Querer:os da-les las gracias a la ·maestra de la escuela alt·p. 3.e fi'oral· -.. . Walker jm_1ta mente con s11 clase de segunda hora por los bonitos Vale:ptins ·los deliciosos cookies y · cupcakes qtie cont:fibueron a las ciudadahos-mayGre,s el dia de .3an. Valentin. _ · ·· · . Tarnbien · ~ otia• sae~tra de la escuela primaria Senora Cross por _s~s bonitas decoracions. · ... · -· . - 0 Hardy W. Canterpury 84- of Iprn.cio died Friday, . January 20 at_.Contiuiiity Hospital. . . Services_ w5:r~ a~ 2:00 _·ph -Tuesday in the Hood _:-iortuary Chape·1 vlith-t.he ) Rev. Robert '.,. l\.UJ&th officiating. Burial uas in Greenmoun-t Gc.:.1.et~ry. · ,.. .._, , r The Canterburys were longtine residents on a f'arm s0L1th east. o-f· ;Ignacio. 1-~. Ca1;-ter~ury wa_s_, <':- far:n~r. He was born 1:ay 21, 1893 near Trinidad, Colorado. -, ~is sister, La1th, died not long ago. Survivors are his sisters, ~thel ~vent id~, Durango, Sudie Clr,:!.'lc, Phoeni.::-: and ~lr:a Allen, Trinidad and a ' dephew 1,enneth Canterbury, Jurango. �The annual . FHA Tea given by t .he Happy Hone makers Extension . club was Friday afternoon, the 10th in the Ignacio- high school lunch r oom. The · hostesses for the Tea were · Nadine Ford and Heinie Gardner. The table was decorated in a red and wh1,te Valentine theme. •. Mr.s ..-_. Barbara Walke:r i-s the sponsor of the FHA which stands for Future Homemakers of Tomorrow. . ·. . · .The program 1•1?-s p resented by th~ FHA with · r1:ercy Harquez, president of the -:o·r ganization giving a welcome and introducing the offi cers . :-:ercy also reported on the District Leadership neeting. Ot her r eport s were given by Rhonda Kenner , :i~isti Rea , ;.;ar tha (0.lintana., Elinor Harr'ison and Carmela (uintana . The FH!~ s·cranbook which is to be entered in the state competition wns passed. around to the guests . l·!ercy l•.'..arquez i s a state · offi cer, she and other officers and girls in the FH..l will be going to the state convention in Colorado Springs on l-farch fir s t and wi-11 be staying at the Broad.moor. Cookies and punch were served by the hostes ses. l~ . . "' { .. r LJ .'',~- , !...bl. ~~ :::--?- ' . .. . i I \ "I'm not the world's greatest cook bvt I th' k · rnv cornflakes." m you'II en1ov lh "Miss Thornton! " Rose 1foor:1~r 92 , died January 21 in the Valley Vie w nursing hone in Bayfield following a short illness. Funeral services were held i.iednesday in the Cap el of Hood ~:ort uary with Rev ~ Jan I Percell ciffic i~ting . Interment was in the Pine River Cemetery at Bayfiel d . · · 3he was born July 22, 188 5 in Durango. ~hortl y after her birth, her parents Henry and 1'.r.i.ma Ludwig moved to the Ludwig ranch north of Bayfield and she grm-r up on t his ranch. Ros e Ludwig married :Louis '.ofo:miter in 1907 in a double wedding cere::1ony . Her sister Hat tie r.1crried Louis' twin, Fran'!{ 1,for..ner. Louis 1.io:mner died . in 1935. · _ She is survived by children, Harry :_1ori.r::1er, Stea mboat Springs , · Harold •,for::.r:1er, Durango and 'die ke n burg, Ari zona, l-:rs . Ored (Viola) Hallsted , Ienaci o a nd 1.::.,...s . G. H. (Lou ise ) l•'arrow, al so of Stea:::boat J)rings. 8ix grandchildren and ten gr eat grandchildren also s urvi ve . �Spending a couple of days with longtime South Dakota friepds 1~r • .and ;-:rs. Dic~c Ga.rdi..~er wer.e i'.fr . and :J-s. Al Beh-ernd of :radlson , South Dalrnta . • Th0 E,E t1•2r~d.s drcve U? frcm Cro:wnpoint, J,~cw ~ '.exico ~ - ?hey are visiting their . ' daughte1· and' fa:nily a-t C-rm-mpoint. Both the'ir daughter and her husband are in -wo.r k in the :iavajo ~eservation at the Cro ,mpoint Agency. . _ ~he :Sehernds returned to Crown.point for a longer stay before returning -~to South Dakota. . Senor v Senora Al Behernd de :,:adison, South Dakota vlsitaron a su~ a~igos aencr y ~en'ora ~ick Gar dner . Lllos se an ccr.ocido ·por muchos anos de.sde q_ue los Gardner vivian en South Dakota. Los Behernds ta.:::1bien visitarcn a una hija que . vive. en Crcnmpoint nuebc r:1ejico. 1 "Tell me the truth, Miriam'. Are you getting kickbacks from Andy's Repair Shop?'' . I The annua l Congregraticna l :::-:eeting of the Ignacio :Presbyterian Churc:i ·was on Sunday, January 29th in the church a.ri_"lex . ~he one o'clock pot luclr. d.in..'1er. 1'72.s f ollo,;•1ed. by the business :::!'.eeti nf uua.erateci by the Rev . Don r..ratz . :he rug samples were shown for the ap:9rc-Yal of the congregation for the carpe ting of the Sanctuary. The proposed 197a budget 1-Jas r ead and 2.ccepted . Reports wer e given by church treasurer, Ruby F.,.ailey on the J'"e ar 1 s finances . The session r eport w2.s given by ?.ev. ~:ratz. T~1e Friendship Circle ~ep '?rt$ were pres€nted by .s ecretary, Audrey :i:.llison a..'1d tre~surer, Audre:,, ~llison. · '.I'Vo session .ner:bers were to be elected as :.:; • ? , Pa.trick and Lyle Crawford had each cc:-:Jleted a tr....ree ye2.r ter~1 on the session. 1':r. Pa trick was elected to serve a second three ,rear tern and 1:rs . Gardner was elected tc suceed ?•:r. Cra~•r.ford for a three year terr:1. The Session at their ":.'ednesday evening, February first ;!leeting voted to purchase the carp eting fro~ the rtite ~;ay Carp et and 7ile of Durango aP-d it was installed tti.roughout the church Sanctuary on the eighth of Februa~y. --- �. .,,. :.... Welco~ e to our February Social \<w'hen · ·: February 24 , 1 9? 8·· .' 1foer~ : S·enicr vent er · l'+~e ·::: 12: 00 :oioon ___ d. h Allison - Arbo_les ... Please bring main is es .,.·,':i\>\1:P. of Igna.9io Please. bring Des ;;.erts · Rural · ·a.rea·· :rear "t·;;, .;~. it of I gnacio- Pleas~· bring vegetables c:: Salads ., \., •, I 1'' • (1 I) l , • ~ I ... /~ -~ ,-,x; I / '. I t0 ··~1· "There! Do vou still sa-..: 'thP magic has gone out of.-our. m·arriage?'" ;OU·did~'t 'mind tea or 'coftee so I ·gave. · · · - : you half ;in~ halH" "Y.ou 5ald l-.:rs . Luqy Ai~sworth was in Ignacio and :Jura!!go on a busi:1es3 and pl easure tri p .con ing Thursday , the second and 1·eaving Sa tur da)· :::orni:1.g , ~2e fourth . She ate dinner with her Got:ier , ::rs . Louisa Eartig , at tne 3enic r Citizens Center Frie.a:,- !loon. '.·:Xs . ;._insworth i s e□ployed at·the Clinic i n L&Jara, Colorado . 1 Lucy .:'-.insworth v e20 a Ig~acio a visitar a su ma~a Louisa Hartig y cc~ ~s 6 ocio en Durango. :_as dos ~o~aron el lcnche en el centre de los ciui eda~os cayor~s el vie r~e s. ::-"a Senora .1dnsworth es t2 e::;_::;l eada e.:1 une. clini ca er! LaJara, Colora cc. ~*--✓~ .... ~~~~-..::::.. - ~ ·- ' • • , .. ... • • tll . . '' ♦ ' .. (oci \ ~7 ~¼~ "l can' t understand it. A_ beauti(ul l:ig.~way Jil;;e this and not another car on it.. Tile rah-Ch-Clrn-'..ra club Valentin e pa rty was l'. 0 nda:r ni ght, Fe brua ry 13th in the l_;re sbyterian Church annex with 1'.:rs. Carr.:en Rea as hostes s . .1-:.rs . Reinie Gardner h ad sieveral ;:ord gn:oes fo r the group with vale ntine bo:..::e s of hearts for t he prize winners • .l\..fter such ex haJstive brain work the l adi es were r:ore than reaciy for the r efres h::cnts s erved by t he i10st ess . 1'he prot;r ar:i for \ t h e Februa ry 27th ;.1r:ctine is in char g e of 1:.rs. V:ivi.an nichr:'lond . �..... ' , .,. Get Well Soon - .. Sane :Prontof. •' ' l ~OVIN~- Eary Ann-Weaver Jannie -... .. Vigil Bonnie. Baker_ Linda Silva; Rex _Hahkins : !fcH 1TE.STUR~L-\•· _ Senida Rivera ·. ~ . ·. BARRJE-R5 . . P~c~: _ _ _ LA YtATA" (6vN1·1 Ht_!R0Roy~Ds Ex -r£..N T{O ~ guiC.DtN G-: :- . l)\JR:f\NC:>o 1 "It was very n ice of you to drive me all the way from New York to San F.rancisco and ·I'm very sorry vou · · · · t liought I was a girl." ~- : • CcLoM_Do :. RJR-P6s S: to V?,.1t-J 6 :f\--80\JT Happy Birthday Pu BL-l C Feliz Curnpleanos Aw~t\~S ~ oF Nat ON Tli£. P.R.ot;l.,En\. • r-rE.c.:n) f}L, ~ E.R.s 0 ~i) ~,_J~S~RED BY'. '50(,}Jt\ONS. F • 6oVUNoR.'.s . CooN.Cll- . 0~ 1tt£_ tf Mb.\Cf',.Pt'ED BcfVNI~- :f..'5Gfl~ J.tf 7- 04-::, I C.11iz1s Ct~o\.As .5<o3-'+'-P~~ if· '-p·v'- l\u~ lvdpi.~ 'j(,tti"'-3 there:.. Cori.lci-c.t': Florencio Salvador Daisy Eagle Shel by Sr::i th Conrado (C.D.) Cruz John Washington Lillian Leise Claudette Gilbert Chresti_,na Paci';.eco Irene Rodriouez Lillie Hanoi Lupita Olguin · Jose Bpe □ inio ~uintana Loren Hopkins Anthoney Cordova Ranous Silva �!:rs. Cather ine Luchini f r om Arboles has . hen·s for ,sale . The · 1 a ~ri i1t; hens are ~? 1. 25 a piece and the stewing hens :a re -~ 1 .oo. If you are in- t E!'r<!s.t e&. call rrer at 883-230·2. · · · • · La £e1ror-a Cath erine Luclu.!li de Arboles tiene gallinas para vender • . · I.as ponedor as se v:enden :por ..; 1 • 25 y las ·gordas-· par a la ·carne por t 1 . 00 . S·i estan lnter-esatlos llamen a,l telefano 883-2302 . ---~ -... "l'm well aware·it's only a plastic swo,d. "Flow~rs for the lady?" Don't inte-rlere!" - · The Bible Study meeting of the FriendshiD Circle was \·iednesdav Fe brua r·., first in the ?resb;yte ria.ri· Church a.."1!1e:x. Circie pres i dent; ~-:rs . Heinie G.?.r d.ne:r ccnducted t he business r:eeting. '.i'he =:e!!".b ers ··p-re set:1t de cided t o hold a Balm Sale, T:mrscla y :-:arch 23 . Get- ·.rell notes ~-;ere written to :2.ev . Ted Barer , Larth2. Se ~tler, Doro th✓• Olbert and ~:ay Capell . It was noted :.:r!$ . Ca;Jell had. been hosp i tali.zed with a broken hip . Since retur-:iing to · Colu:lbus, Ohio she has bE?en livi ng i n a. nursing ho=e near uer son's • . Car pet sal'"'lpl es were s h 01,;n a nd pric es g i v_e n as ne-r.·r carpe ting wa? to be selected for t!1e church s anctuc>.r y • .Fl a ns were ::ade to began work on _a neu quil t at the s e1·ring :r:.e et ing o~ ;/ednesda.y, the ~ 5th . :-: rs . Olive J ill on i _s t he se1-Iin g . chairnan . , The Bible stud y and discussion period were in charge of 1,: rs. Ar.....71 Forer::.an. Refreshrrents ·uere s erved by the hos tes s , l ~s. Bessie ?enr1ell. "We have a special this wee~. We're only charging what we estt• mate. "Gee! They seem awfully happy to see us , whoever. they are .••" � 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: February 1978 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. 1978-02 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Smith, Shelby Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Ignacio Senior Center