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Mari an went to Pagosa, where he managed the hotel and bathhouse at the springs . Later he reanaged the Keeley Institut~ in Denv er. Wash, Lee and 1·:.il ton built a fish hatchery on Vallecito Creek. The fish were sold to the hotel in Pagosa and to restaurants in Durango. Wash got acquainted wit h John(Jack) Parsons , who was a clerk in Charles Newman's Drug Store in Dur ango. Later J ohn bought the drug store and operated it for many years . John and Wash teamed up to acquire Electra Lake, where they built a fish hatchery. This successful operation lasted until Wester n Colorado Power Co . was able to condemn the land around the lake to build a power pl ant . Whil e operating t he hatchery at Electra, Wash met John's sister- in- law, Rose Allen . They were marri ed in Dur ango i n 1891 . After losing Electra , Wash built a hatchery above Trimble Springs . Ros e and Wash had three children , Hazel, Emer ald Fl int and Har ol d Allen. Emerald was born in 1902 and was named for the two beautiful lakes above Vallecito Reservoir which Wash liked so much. The merchants in Durango were well aware of the success of Wash's hatcheries. They dectded a hatchery in Durango would be an asset to the town, so they asked Wash to collect money from various businesses to buy land on the river and to build a hatchery , which they hoped the state would later take over. Wash became so well known as a hatchery expert, he was hired as State Superintendent cf Hatcheries ,,ri th an office in the s tate capital building . His family lived i n -Denver for nine years while he supervised the building and operation of the first state hatcheries all over Colorado. When the Patricks came back to Durango, Wash worked as a govern ment trapper for several years, then trapped for himself until he moved on to California. E. F . 1 s mother, Rose, and-her parents, Zachariah and Harriet •Allen, came to Colorado i n a covered wagon drawn by oxen. The wagon train in which they traveled survived several Indian attacks 1 during which Rose and the other girls loaded rifles for the men as rast as they could. The Allens lived in Denver 2 years before going to Pueblo. InPueblo Zachariah built the first shingled house in town and constructed the old ~ourt house and one of the early public schools. Mr. Allen ran for public office and was elected Sherrif. The family moved on to Del !forte in 1874 where Mr. Allen was elec ted city marshall . In 1875 he was accidentally shot and killed by his deput y , Jack Lawis, who had been assigned to guard a group of hor se theives. Hearing that f riends of t he theives might attempt a jail break, All en gave Lewis a heavi ly l oaded shotgun and tol d him to shoot the firs t man who appeared in t he door of the jail . After attending a dance, Marshall Allen went to the jail , called to Lewis, who apparently failed to hear him, stepped inside and was shot. He liv~d only a few days. Several years later Harriet A;Llen married Cyrus Newcomb, a justice of t he Peace at Del Nor te . Later they moved on to Durango where Rose Allen met Wash. In 1923 when Wash was 66 years old, he became very ill with uremic pois oning. Doctors in Durango gave his only a short time to live. The family immediately took him to a doctor in California who got the �3 illness under control. Wash was active during the next 15 years. He and E~erald built and supervised a hatchery in Mill Creek Canyon east of Redlands for a senator who lived in San Bernardino. Pat had been writing to a. young lady who was teaching school near Ignacio, Colorado. He and Grace Anderson had known one another since they irnre both children and had managed to stay in touch through the yeal"s4 Pat and Grace were married in Durango on September 15, 1927. They immediately headed for California where they settled to help Pat's father operate the hatchery. Grace 1 s father, Wilburn Anderson was born in Mt. Airy, Georgia. He ran away from home when he was 15 to join the army during the SpanishAmerican War • .After spending a period of time in the Phillipines, he was transferred to Ft4 Apache, Arizona with the troop which was assigned to capture Geronimo . \"bile in Arizona Wilburn met a young lady named Eva Bryan, who lived at Pi netop , 30-40 miles north of the Fort. After Eva and Wilburn we re married, he left the army and went to work for the r~ilroad. He was a part of the crew which built the line to the Grand Canyon and constructed the hotel in Canyon Village. Eva's father had a store at Pinetop, later moved it to Kirtland, N.M. and then opened a store at the Pine Riv-er Indian Agency before Ignacio existed as a town. Fintlly, he moved his store down by the Ignacio Depot. Wilburn and Eva Anderson had four children: George, who was born at Winslow, Arizona; Grace Evelyn, who was born in Durango; Dorothy, born in Salt Lake City; and Don, who was bcrn in Ignacio. 11 W e lived for many years on Bro'Wlling street in the Red house now 11 owned by Jesus Martinez , 11 Grace says. We moved to Ignacio when I was in 3rd grade. I remember attending school in the rock school house located near the present grade school. I got to attend the Indian school for 3t.'.:t ,HHi 9tli g2'f..des. 'I'he San Ignacio Fiesta was even mere fun in those days than it is now. One reason was the efforts of a color·ful citizen named Fabian Martinez. Fabian was fairly wealthy. He owned a bar in the south e!ld of tmm and generally was a successful busi~es sman and a benefactor of his people. Every year he was a chief promoter of the. Fiesta. One event I'll never forget was the fat man 1 s race. Without fail Fabian, who himself was short a nd very large, would assemble 8-10 wellprop9rtioned men at one.end of ma~n street. As you can imagine the ¥,hole . town had a delightful time laughing, cheering and teasing the participants as they huffed and puffed their way to the finish line.I! Grace attended the last three year of high school in Denver in order to receive a diploma from an accred.i ted school. While there she boarded ·with Nell Marker. After High School Grace went to college at Gunnison. She taught at the Harvey School until she and E.F. Patrick were married and moved to California. The Patricks survived the depression operating the hatchery near Redlands4 Wash Patrick died in 1936. Grace and Pat planned to continue raising fish, but nature interr-upted the work in 1937. An enormous rain caused a flash flood which destroyed much of the hatchery. For several weeks it was difficult to get supplies, since the bridges were out. When World War II started, Pat went to work for the shipyards at Los Angelos, then supervised a steam plant at Norton Air Force Base near San Bernardino. In 1949 the Patricks returned to Colorado. Pat built a fish hatchery for a sports club at Electra Lake, then spent the first winter in a cabin near Electra snowed in most of the time. When George Anderson became ill, Pat and Grace ran the bulk plant for him until he could work again. Pat continued working there until he retired. In the early 50 1 s Grace started filling in for Nell Marker at the Post Office and soon worked into a full time job. Shen she retired, she had sompleted 23 years of Postal Service. �The Patricks have two daughters, Patricia Trease, who lives in Ignacio and Donna Becker of Tucson. They have four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The Patricks have lived in other places and do quite a bit of traveling each year, but they are glad to come back to Ignacio each time. They know what many other people know. Ignacio is a special place. JUNE SENIOR SOCIAL WHEN; June 30, 1978 WHERE: Ute Park TIME: 12:00 noon Shelby Smith Allison - Arboles - Please Bring vegetables & Salads Town of Ignacio Please Bring Main Dishes - Rural Areas near & N.W.of Ignacio - Please bring desserts The customer sat down in the barber shop and gave the man some coins. ..BuL sir. this is the first time I ha,;e ever been tipped before a haircut." 'That's not a tip, it's hush money." �. 7 ~~ ~ e. -~~~ Q pw. f],.,;t;;,.p.e_~ -:---~ -!4 ~~ ~.,R.w .,-v-~ .A--t--/ o. .-v~ e ~ ~ A'WV ..Jlf,,~ I : t; ~ - 3 : Pf) p NL i:)">\... ,,-v., "",~ / ~,<CJ ._A/:t. 4-<> ·- •-J- , /.,,A,..µ".,)"V'vf.41,~ ✓i>i ti/J v. . :?. ~ r,Y~l. . w I .A - ~~ ~~ ~ ~ . [J • _ fl _ +- ~ _L -f-7--.- ~ ~ ]J --~ -~ • J.. J .A,• ? U / .rr r ''7 2..e-..d...,,,{IA/t / ~,.,,;--A ' ~ .t:Vf / ~ ~ . J?J£~~ ~ A baby shower honoring Mrs. Becky Brenneman was given,,,on 19 in the Presbyterian Church an.."'1.ex.. .ihe hostess was Hrs. _Jeanne Stottlemyer. Co-Hostess Susan ·whi teman, Dottie ~ :onday ever.~ng, June Dodd and .Alice Baker. . . ~ ... Becky and her husband James a rexpecting their r~rsv bay in August and he or she will be a well dressed baby indeed. La sen'ora Jeanne Stottlemyer con la ayuda d~_susan vlhi teman, Dottie Dodd y Alice Baker tubieron un shower de ntnos el dia 19 en honor de Becky Brenneman. Becky y SU espOSO James esparen SU nine en Agosto The Rev. R. J~ Hasstedt is back home in Bayfield and planning to stay. the past couple of years he was living in the Sil~er State l~rsing Home in Castle Rock. :I.is daughter~ Hrs. Dorothy Badgley brought him to Bayfield from Castle· Rock &I1J. his 1·10::.10 is now vri th his .son and <laughtc:c-in-~law, Cecil and Doris Hasstedt. R~v. Easstedt hopes to visit with many of his longtiTie friends. During 197~· and 75, nev. ¥..asstedt, then in his early 90 1 s ·wrote three booklets of his life a...YJ.d times - Life as it was Lived on the· Plains of Western Kansas, You. and Your Life and the Story of the San Juan Larger Parish covering his years as pastor 1935-1952. He pr-eached many times in the years that followed. He is now 99 and ' · may yet write another booklet. I El Rev. R. J. Hasstedt sea mudado para Bayfield a vivir con su hijo y esposa Cecily Doris Hasstedt :e1 vevia en Bayfield mas antes pero avia pasado dos a'.nos en Silver State Nursing Home en Castle Rock, el Rev. tiepe noventa anos y el a escrito varios J.ibros en dif3rentes asuntos y el espera escribir otros en el future. HJ:•s. Geneva Olbert left June thlrd for Denver via Frontier somewhat later in the day than scheduled as bad weather in Denver delayed the flight. Hrs. Olbert had a check up at Colorado General and then spsnt the rest of the time with her daughter, Barbara and family, the Pat Baumgardners. She :::-eturned home the 10th. l•:r. and ~.f.rs. Robert 01 bert and children spent Sunday, May 28th with his mother and brother, Hrs. Geneva Olbert and Phil. La se?fora Geneva 01 bert fue a Denver a consul tar con su · - ~octor y all mismo tiempo visit6 con su hija y familia sefror and senora Pat Baumgard..ner. El cp.c:v vienteocho de mayo senor y senora Robert Olbert la visi taron a ell~y a su hij o Phil. �An ice cre8.lll social and gar:.te night at the Presbteri'an Church r:.nnex on Saturday evening, Ji.me 10th, eas attended by around 25 persons . There was l ot s or homemade ice cream. Housequest at the home of Ro bert and Pat Dickey are Dr,and >frs . ,Tames Noxham of Lendon, England. Hrs . l-foxhar:.t i s Hrs . Dickey 1 s daughter 1\ficolc and the Moxhams are h ere on their honeymoon-. Friday evening , June 16-th the Hoxhams and the Dickeys were quests of Mrs . Margaret Wiseman and t he 1'om Wisemans for dinner at Pino !·iuche . It ':Jas also happy birthday for Larry Wiseman. 1·/hile ,•1argaret and Beverly were in London in Oc tober they me t Uicole and Dr. 1-~oxhan . - Pobert y Pat Dickey fueron visitados por el Dr. y senora James Moxham de London, tngland o ,,...... La senora Mo;~am es h.ijd, Ohcol e) de la., senora Dickey y ellos andan aouj_ en los estados unidos en su luna de miel. Ei viernes Junio dieciseis la senora i·!argaret His~:nan juntanentE con las fa.r:iilias Dickey , ?·1m:ha:is, Tom Wiseman y Larry Wiseman que celebraba sus cumuleanos tcmo.ron la comida en el ?ino Nuche . El ano pasacl.o cuando las senorct.s ~-.fargaret y Beverly Wiseman visitaron en englatierra ellqp conosieron a James yNicole. ~njoyir.e; .i dew ciays vacationing in Arizona were Mrs. Olive Dillon and Hrs. Opal Price. They left on l,fay 14 and r eturned home on the 19th. They visited Grand Canyon and other points of interc- t . One day was spent on a raft trip dc,m the Colorado River from Page, Arizona to Lee 's Ferry. Le2:ving I gnacio early Tuesday □orning, the 20th, were Mrs. Olive Dillon, l1rs. Opal Price, 1-: rs. Jannie King and ¥.rs. Opal Lechner. They <il'ove to Chama, ~. 1-:exico and tock the scenic t::cain trip over Cmnores ?ass . T1.1escay nig:it t.b.ey stayed in Char:a and then went eightseeing for a few days in the land of enchantment r eturning Friciay evening . Go:::r..nci.o c.e unos d.ias de vacaci{u en Arizona fueron senoras Olive Dillon y Opal ? rice / Ellas visitaron el Grand Canyon y muchos otros lugares de interes. Un dia ~o ~asaron ea el rio Colorado en una lancha de 4 · i-a ge, Arizona a 1~ ferry. ~egresctron a la casa el dia di~ inuc ve de mayo . El dia viente de J·,nio ellas juntf.:r.ente con las senoras Jannie K::..ng y Opal Lechner fuerol! e. Chama, j'.;ew 1·1exico y se pasearon en el t ren pa c"Lmbres. A salad luncheon was given a t the hco e of Mrs. Jannie King ':'uesday, June 13 for the women of t he Baptist Church. Eight women and t wo children en .io-ed the a.fternoon. Tp.e gr oup suig songs and played eva..."lgelist:Lc tapes. Mrs. Rosalie Baca is a patient in Mercy Hospi tal . She fell sometime ago in her home at the Seni or Citize n Center when she go t' up in the night. She received a broken arm and a broken l eg and brusies in the fall. Iler grandson, Larry E:.ca who was staying wi th her got help and she uas taken to the hospital in the ambulance . Hr!:, Baca now i n her 80 is reported as recovering slowly , but satisfactorily. Una de lG$ residentas de la corrrunidad de ciudadanes mayores sencra rlor.elia Baca esta en el hospital co~ una piern~ y un brazo quebrados, se lo.; ouebro Pn ui• ... c;;..:.da . '.i.'odos sus hijos, hijas y su ni~to Larry Buca an cstado t.ctlJ'i. con ellc:14 Y �" :.frs. Martha Semlei~ is back home foJ lowing a busy time in May with I't)latives. She loft home on May 18th going first to the home of her daughter, Hrs~ Betty Bishop in Olatha, Colo. Hrs. Bishop, her daughter, Frances and Hrs. Semler then drove to Sheridan, Wyoming to attend the high school graduation exercises of Jimmy Semler. J"ir.:my, the grandson -of l-lartha, is the son of the Hickey Semlers. \•I'nile in Sheridan they attended the wedding of the Semlers' daughter, Ga11 on liay 27 in the Baptir,t Church. Mrs. Semler also had a visit with another grandson, Carl Bishop, his wife and their year old baby. Hrs. Semler also spent a day with a longtime friend, 1'ITs. Clark Nckune.. Martha Semler a regresada a su casa despues de pasar el mes de mayo de viaje Ella fue a Olatha, Colo a visitar a su hija Betty Bishop, de alli l•:artha, Betty, y un0.1 nieta Frances fUeron a Sheridan, 1 Uyo~ng a atender la graducion d.e Jimmy Semler nieto de Martha y tar::!bie11 esti1bieron en la boda de su nieta Gail S2nler. Eartha tam.bien visito con su nieto Senor y Senora Carl Bishop y su n-0::.no y con su amigo.., senora clark mcKune · Senor y Senora. C. F. Pacheco fueron visi tados por s·1 :t-ijo Theodora Su esposa Mary y hijito Mario en la semana de el dia memorial. , . La se:-nana siguiente su otl'o hijo Tim Quiena a estado en el servicio de aviacion estacionado in Lackla11d in Denver los visito por doce dias, el se fue para sll nueva estacion en el estado d~ Florida. y luego el dia dieciseis Roberto Pacheco y familia de Hawaii llegaron a visitarlos a ellos ya lo~ padres de Beatrice Senor y Senora Alfonso Atencio The J\i:rte Bib:Le Study neetj_ng was in the Presbyterian Church ~~.nn,,:;:;,~ in the .:__~t:::::.r1oon of June se·v·8nth. '.t'h9 Circle business meeting was ::'..n charge o:f 1,~rs. Heinie Gar_d.ner, Circle president. A Get Well card wrrn signed for l•f.rs. :2:velyn Crawford who had been tll. It wa~ 8..I111c1..mced a baby sh:·i:er honoring l,frs. Becky Bre::uer:ian would be given bv :•~rs. Jeanne Stottle:man in the annex Eonday evening, June 19th. ·· It was decided to hold no meeting during July and then meet again in August • • . . Bible verses were given for. Roll Call. The lesson for the study was from the Concern maga.zine conducted by Mrs. Gardner. Ann Foremen, Bible study leader was unable to attend. Follo·,.;ing the meetir:.g and program refreshments were served by l•:rs. Olive Dillon. Hary Esther Gallegos 31, died in May in Colorado General Hospital in D~nver. ShA had been ill for sometime before her death. Eary Esther \-ras, born February 4, 1947 in Durango. She was the daughter of ~ary Valencia and Harry Valencia and lived most of her life in Ignacio attending the Ignacio Schools. The past five years she lived in Cortez aLd had a job until becomin 6 ill. · :,rrs. Gallegos's husband, Joe Danny died :.n 1975. The couple had three children Jimmy, Joseph and Rebec·ca who survive. Besides her parents her grandfather, Luis Valencia, three brothers nnd a sister and, ether relatives su~~ive. A !:'.18.ss of the Christ:L&n E:..irial was sai.d by the Father Donrild C,1 "3 tor-. r::rc::y and tbs Fat;:icr H, he:. te:rr.10.n j_n St. Hi ta. 1 s Ca tholie C!:urch in >>nco::;. i:;;urial Has in the ;,::.~ncos Ceir:etery. lt,· F?Y BIH'i'EDAY 1'0 LVLRYOI"m BORi:~ IH JUXb �Karen Box daughter of Fritz Box is now attending school in Albuquerque and is doing well. She S€nd 1 s hello to her family and friends. Karen Box hija de Fritz Box esta a.hora atendiendo la escuela en Albuquerque y ella manda a saludar a su familia y amigos. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Newton and son Jon from Anchorage, Alaska are visiting his mother Freddie l<artin and his sister Zel ta Bott and f£~il y . They also hel~ed 1~rs. Martin celebrate her birthday June 14 wi th dinner in Durango - and a special cake made and decorated by Jean Newton . Also visiting Mrs . Martin recently was Mr. and Mrs ~ John Newton of Ii,arm.ington. Sen or y Se1r'ora Carroll :fowton y su hijo Jon de Ancorage, Ala ska andan visi t ando a la n:ar:.a de CRrroll, Freddie l·! artin y a su her~ana Zelta 3ott y fa..~ilia / Tawbien llevaron a Freddie a una comida a celebrar sus cumplea~nos . Se?for y Senora J ohn Newton de Far.....ington , Ne._, Mexico tambieri visitarona.,Freddie la semana ~~sada. Ve.cationing in Idaho were Donald and Carmen Rea, Pxes and Jeff. They l eft here the first day of June. Hr. Rea 's moth er, 1.frs . Cathlene Eea ~:ent with then as far as Brigham City, Utah. Her son Cbeste::-- h'arner brought her howe. De vacacion en Idaho senor y senora Car~en Rea Y sus dos ninos Pres v Jeff. WSalearon el dia nri~ero de junio y llevaron a la ma~a de Donald, C-:thlene Rea a.sta Brigha.::. City, Utah. ThE,o::lo re Pacheco nnd ·vif = ,!2.ry a.11d their little son 1-:ario fro::i :~:::t.:,d ,:;-ct. ltsre here vi si ting his narents Hr . & l•! :rs. C. F. Pacheco cvE:r the Xe'!'~orial Day weekend . The next week the Pacheco's other son Ti m visited them for 12 days . H~ is in the Air Force and had been stationed at Lackland base in I;enver for six months and was on his way to Eglin Airforc e base in Florida. Then on Friday t he 1 6th Rober-: Pacheco and his family from Hawaii arrived for a visit with them a.11d Beatrj_c I s f a~ily Mr . & :-Irs. Alfonso -I Atencio. ,,,-- I l~ t .I .I I '(' ..;? ,____i.: i_. ~ · ·•·;/':'-{ \ \.,..t_/z .:/- l ·< ' I ' I. ,._::: ~ "- ----.. ;' • <I - - b--,-,/r.{,-4/ . II~ \ .,,. i i ---••I _.,. -;:,.---~ --~ • \ - 1 _-;.,,) , • . ~ l t!'-,- ,.., ~ - ~ " - . ; _..:-.=i: \ t~T~, ====": .:; ,, _ J ,n• ! .:,--... ~ -=~::1-~ "%'; . -~~:~.. "'<~ I.._; - "-✓· !''1.___.1:/ ~I I • • V - - -------- '-_::: c;:'_) _ J ;/,,:; . • , ~ .; I .·l<' /"'"c:.."cl , ..__ --~ ~ ~ ~ : : y ~••.,'< .~ - ------- ,l:J L , -.r---... -~ "Ad · n th e time he won a trip to C!.:;~,; rh'-- (;:; o r. _E ili e:. -yo tJ wa sn ·t Hawaii for two _: . ho went twice: .. •' :-,· .-:~~::.: ,•.·~ fl Q~rn. " C,,1;; loada them drvrnsllck.~1" ,'d �Sum.,~er housequests at the Sverett Preston home arriving Sunday, June 18 were Hrs. Preston's mother and brother, Hrs. Grave Colville and Leonard Colville~ They live in Cheyenne. 'l'hey brought along the Prestons young grandson, Shawn. Shawn is the son of their daughter, Jo.Ann .. La rfa~a y herr:.an.s de la Senora Everett Preston Grace Colville y Leonard Colville de Cheyenne Wyoming an venido a visitarlos este verano. Trajeron al nieto de los Prestons, Shawn hijo de su hija JoAnn. The Happy Eofueffiakers Extension club meeting .June 16 was at the home of l-lrs. Christine Callison. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Geneva 01 bert and l-!rs. Hazel Brake. Nrs. Virginia Ricl1.1: :::-nd was in charge of the business meeting as !·u-s. Careen Rea was vacationing. Hrs. Irene Olguin was a quest and is becom.ing a new !:je::rnber. 11 s0:J.ething I'd like to change, 11 was the Roll Call topic and .evervone resnonded •,,ri th at least one idea. Ne~ office~s for the coDing term were installed. The Officers are: President-i:i'ona Roberts, Vice-President-2Jadine Ford, Secretary Olive Dillon, Treasurer-Virginia Ric~ond. August is Ccunty Fair month and the Ex.tension Clubs will again snonsor the Country Store. Hrs. Carmen Rea is the head of Ccuntry-3tore and needs help during Fair Days. Refresh~ents were served by the hostesses. The ..T~ly 14 neeting ·will be a noon picnic in the Ignacio Town Park. Hrs. Lucy Duran and her son Rudy Duran drove to Trinidad for the gradustion cf Mrs. Duran I s g:ra_ridson, }D.chael Duran. l•~ichael, ,graduate of Ignacio High School has been attending the ?lice Acade~y in Trinidad the past two years. The graduation ceremonies were on the ninth of June. Rudy Dt:ran y su :wama Lucy Dura.11 fueron a Trinidad el dia nueve de Junio a 2.tender la ::raduacich de el nieto de la senora Duran. Michael Durari:.:.., el atendio la escuela de policia alli por los uitimos .. dos anos. Gongratulations to jJ.ton and Nona Roberts who will be observing their 59th 1i!edding Anniversary Sunday 6.i'ternoon, June 25' with open House at their hone west of Ignacio. The Roberts were married .January 28, 1928 at Socorro, New Mexico !?ef have f~ur daughters and one son who are hosti ng the Open House . _r.neir son will be unable to be present, but their four daughters and their fa.I!lilies plan to be enjoying the big event. . I Congratularnos a Alton y Hona Roberts a1.1e celebraran el a.niversario de bOda de cincuenta anos el do~ingo en la tarde dia vientecines 1 Ellos se casaron en Socorro New u~xico el dia 28 de enero, 19is Sus cuatro hijas y sus fanilias espe~an estar aqui con ellos. "'It's hvo o'c!ock in the morning," the angry father called down to the reenag-er keeping his daug-hter company. "Do you think you can slay here all ni!,!ht'?" "Gee, I don't kn ow. I'll have to call home und ask." Another thing they don't make like they used to is people who can fix 'em like they used to. Church aisle: bridal path. /J �r.z Mr. and Virs . Dick Baird moved back to this area. from Scottsfiale, Arizona in June . They arrlved here on the 12th. They plan to lootc for o. place somewheI'e around Ignacio. Mrs. Baird is the Daughter of Krs. Laura Hi.11. Before moving to Calif. and Arizona some 11 years ago, the Bairds lived in Ig1:acio. A daughter, Hrs . 'l'ornmy King and a son, Buzz Baird and their f'aimlies are Ig:iacio residents. S--v ,._,,. I / / enor Y ~enor~ Dick B~ird ~e an mudado para esta.....,area de Scottsdale, Ar..LZO.~ - La Senora Baird es hija de la senora Laura Hill Y es mar1a de la senora Tor:m1y King y Buzz Ba.ird. Charlottee Padilla completed her junior year at Colorado Northern College at Greeley this spring and is home for the surrunmer •,d th E~ a and Bob Pinckert. The Chuck Padillas also moved back to his chilnhood hone the first of June . The Padillas have twin sons and they moved from Utah. when he· completed his time in the service. Chuck 1 s overseas duty for a few years was in Holland. Charlotte · Padilla a complttado su tercer aflo en Northern College en Greeley lstct,primavera y ahora esta' en Ignacio pasando el vereno con su mama Emma y Bob Pinckert. Su hermano Chuck Padilla Y familj_a que sea retirado de el ej ercito militar sea vinido a vi¥ir en Ignacio en la casa donde else criao. Ronnie Lunsford graduated from Westminister College in Salt Lake on Hay .27th with a degree in l?ehavioral Science. He has been working in Social Studies and Counseling for some ten years. Just 13 years a go on May 27 RoP~~ie graduated from the Provo Technical Schcol. He is a graduate of Ignacio High School. Attending the Co2Timencement exercises at West:m:Lnis ter ·were his parents, lvfx . 311d Hrs .Loyd Lunsford and hj_s cousin Donna and husbanc., tbe Jerry Yov·~gs. • ✓ Atendendo la graduacion de Ronnie Lunsford de ~vestminister College en_Salt Lake el dia v i entesiete ~ueron sus,._padres ....... Senor y s enora Loyd Lunsford y su prima y esposo senor y senora Jerry Young. . . Jun.y deKay, Ignacio High School Junior was in Boulder the week of June 12 as delegate to Girls State. J..m:y was named alternate delegat~ ~d ~as able to att~nd as Elaine Herre1•a was unable to represen"t IHS ~ponsors were tne A.~erican Legion Auxiliary assisted by the Pah-chu-chu-wa Club. These young people from throughour Colorado study government on local, state a.11d national level_s. Amy is the daughter of M:r . and Mrs. Raymond deKay. Larry Quintana was named from the IHS junior class to attend Boys State. Boys State was on the CSU carwus at Fort Collins :'rorn June 12-17. Dennis Burch, son of Hr.and Hrs. Harvey Burch was mime d. alternate del egate . The Sponsor was the American Legion. Alu ed a Poe and Helen Thompson of Durango were vi§.iting friends on Th--..n·s (~:iy 15th, Th:~y called on Ja11=1ie King and Laura Hill in Ignacio ;-.,,,-o·;•ai 2nrith at Arbole s • ..... ·'· ,, ...1 c:e - f, -· a ~ El j ueves u i a quince de Junio, ~U meda Poe y Felen Thompson de Durnn 6 ::; vis i taror: a .Jannie King y Laura Hill en Ignacio y a Georgia Smi th en i"Lrboles. � 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: June 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. 1978-06 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Smith, Shelby Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Ignacio Senior Center