https://voicesofignacio.cvlcollections.org/files/original/e5d5701a81a93050d0edac8859ef9629.pdf d3cbbdf94ec8f6366bf16d6281ea6bcd PDF Text Text -- - - - - - -- - -- - -· ~ ~~::::.- ....------ - ····--::. ~ , . ~ _____ ...r-: - --:- - ~ -·· . ·::.:.. -- . --- - .. ,- ~ ~ -_:._ ~-"""I- -. _.:...::::--::=: -_. - . ---· __: --~-:.:~·=".~ _c::;:-:--= -- ._ - .. - -- . . . . - . - _ .. / ~~c~~;;;:= ~i:;:=~ ~ - - . '_.:!:::-::-- -.c.~~ - . .:Cwn - -::,.,\v - t -" .. ~ L.!£ =-± . ·- ..- - -- -- .. . - - -- :--2....:,..__ 7r aj • • ·- -· - - .. ..:.....:..::::...;:__..:.:.:...:.~ /2 . ·;"':.1-..... - -~ -~ -- - - . ·<::::::::_- - -- - t~"':::.':..~--. -=--=---=::::_ 7 LJ �2) JOE DURAN Jose Rosario Duran was b~r n July 24, 1907 at Perdenales, Chihuahua, Mexic o . The t own of Perdenal es sits in the Sierra ~adre R~nge in the west part of Chi huahua. Jose has little !l':emory of his life there. His father, Flores Alf onso Audera, died when Joe was an infant. This was followed by the death of his mother, Fra~ces, in 1915 when Joe was 8. It is a natter of speculation what would have becone of Joe if he had spent the remainder of his life in :-rexico. However, when his aunt and uncle, the Durans, who li vcd in :Sncinada, Hew· I:exico, heard abcut their sister's death, they decided to go see about the family. ".·lhat they found was little Jose, 8 ::,;ears old, in need of a new father and mother .. They brought him home with the□ and changed ~is nar:ie from Andera to Duran. 11 1-Iy uncle, Rosario Duran, was a blacksmith. As soon as I was old enough, he began to teach ;De some of the trade. Hy aunt Dolores Duran died when I was 11. Soon after this my uncle sold out and moved to _Edith,Colorado. I never went to school even one day. There was always too much work to do. At the age of 14 I began h9rding sheep for Felix Garcia, then later for Charley Red. Once in a while we had trouble with bears attacking the sheep and would have to go O!l a bear hunt. 11 Jose and his wife had six children. They are Niguel and )..rturo who l ive i n Ogden, Utah; Juanita and Ru~aldo who live in Albuquerque; 1-'.ar.y Monto ya i.:ho l ives in. 3lanco and Rosa who lives in Chama, N. :,:. Betwe en jobs with the sheep herding, Joe worked in Harry S~ith's Savmi.ill i!l LuJT:berton . In 1944, even though Joe was 37 years old, he decided to join the army~ The war was still going strong. Joe was sent to the Pacific a..'1d spent ti!Ile in Hawaii, the ?hillipi!'1es arid Japan. After 7 years he came home to :::dith, which he used as. ho!!:.e base for the next 11 years. In 1962 Joe sold his far?:. at Edith, noved to Pagosa and worked for San Juan Lu~ber until he retired. In the spring of this year he rented one of the apartr::ients in the senior center in Ignacio ·where he has · proved to be one of the best gardeners in_La Plata County. Two years ago Joe got to r eturn to see his relatives in Perdenales, • Vi-exico. Joe looked at the dry r::ountains surrounding the toTtm and 1. wondered how different his life would have been if his aunt and uncle ha1 not arrived in 1915. Shelby Smith Dan and :,:ary Shaughnessy after getting their ho::ie to be painted :papered , cabinets constructed and new fixtures installed and considerablE car,enterery have moved fros the Agency to their new hor::e in the BOO block on Brmming avenu~. So it is, welcor,e neighbors. Dan y !fary -Shaugh.'1essy se an mudadc, · para su ~a~a en ayenida B~o1ming despues de aberla comnuesto bastante, Lllos vivian en La agencia durante el tiempo que· el estubo empleado alli :'Bienvenidos vecinos 11 !0's. Grace Col ville and her son, ·Leonard uere houseguests of the Everett Preston this month. Mrs. Colville is Hrs. Preston's mother. Their home is in Cheyenne. La madre y hemerno.de la Senora E~erett Preston Grace Colville Y Leonard de Cheyenne :'iyom..ing visi taron a la familia Preston este es• J �3) I October sixth was a clear and be2..utiful day just right for the i.:J:pressive cere:o.onies dedicating the new Southern Ute ::Iealth Center. The Center is built around an open courtyard... '.:'here are :::-ray roons, ~odern laboratory, e::a~ing rooms, con~ulting room, eye clinic, dentist office, Pharmacy equipment. . · •· Public Heal th Service i,Iurse, Lorraine Duran is the director of the new Center. Her rnother,1•Irs. Ed....r1a Hood, was longtice head of the Clinic, after the Taylor ~ospital was no longer in use and became the Tribal _4.ffairs Building. Following the 1:lelcome by Joh._"'1 Baker sr., chairman of the Southern Ute Health Board and tribal council member, singers, dancers and speakers all participated. The flag raised over the new Health Center was by a gift from· Congressman F,:-ank Evans. It hiid flown over the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. The ribbon cutting cerenoney was by two ·elders of the tribe, Julius Cloud, a former tribal . council chariman and Lucy Thompson assi~ted by two young people, Conrad Thompson and Danielle Heit. in Dinner was served at noon the BIA dining hall to guests and the afternooh was spent in conducted tours of the Center ~Y the health service staff. �o/'.'P/J - II.' I~ A. /1. J:pp - If;'~/) P. i1. ) 1a.urence l<arker Planned to return ho:n~ the last of October fro~ .~kansas uhere he has .been visiting friends and relatives for a n~rnber of weeks. Laurence l•~arker re1Jesara a Ignacio pa los ul ti!'.los dias c.e Octubre. El esta visitando a.r::igos y parientes en el estado de Artansas. �The Friendship Circle, October fourth meeting opened with pray·c:,:,. ?~s. Ileinie Gardner, Circle president, conducted the business 5") mee.~ ing, . i It was announced the Durango worn.en were to entertain the women of the ?arish at a Pot Luck dinner and program at the Durango Presbyterian Church on Friday 13th. Several Ignacio ladies planned to 'attend. Lois :::---razel ton was the pianist for the singing. conducted the Bible Study lesson from Luke. !1rs. Ann. Foreman Refreshments were furnished by 1·1rs. Evelyn Crawford and Hrs. Gardner. The saying 11 You can't fool :-1 other :fa ture, 11 is being pu.t to the test at the BIA Develop~.1ent GI'eenhouse north of the Agency. The sor..e 70,000 l-.:.cnde-rosea Fines are subjected to blin1'::ing lic;hts for a feu seconds svsry hour fall night to keep the seedlings a,.ra-:.~e so they will develope at a faster pace. ~he day of the open 3ouse, October 4th, the □onth old Pines looked lL~e tiny decorations out of •.fool worths. ::ent :~ggleston, Greenhouse forester, e:--::plained the operations of the Plant to the visitors. The ?onc.erosa pine seelin6 s -:-rere froill seeds gathered on Southern rrte Forest lands and as their size is :rignt in s02e two to tr.xee years, anc.. the ground is wet enough they ;;!ill be planted back on SouthErn U~e lanc.s for reforesting. ~ertha Sandoval is back in Ignacio fron Denver where she went to s:,end a :J.onth v·isi ting he:r- daughter 2.nd fa.wily ~.:r.z...rid ~~s. Robert ' • ,,r •1 •c ,,, •-as•..-,. 2'.ontoy2.: ner niece ana .i: a::.i y ) a.X. ana LI'S. .:...,nuie .t-;J.. vas. She had just cone hc:c-.e fro:ci. :=lpaso Texas, ·where she had spent the '-,i!lter ·with her ciaug::J.ter (Carol) a..11d f 8"".j ly, whe::.1 ::er s0::.1 and w·if e ~2.vid z..._11d 8-"lnd;r froB : .:=.2.nsas Cit:~, ::ansas ca:Je to visit her and too:-: :18r 0::-1 tc Denver,. She is ho:ze to stay for a uhile 'f,rn think. 2ertha Santoval a regresado a Ignacio ~e un ~es de naieo en Denv2r visi tand.o ccn SU ha i a V' f a::.ilia Senor ""T Senora Roberto :-: ontcya 1 y con su sobrina y l'a;,1llia s etior y sencra'Lduardo Rivas. · ~lla avia veriido de :21 Faso Te:::as donde paso ~7 invierr1..o con su hija (Carolina) y f anila cuando su hij o y esposa !)avid y Ale:cctndra de ~ansas City la v~sitaron y se la llevaron pa Jenver. ::r. and :-.i-s. Calvin Davis of ::arionville, l~o. were here the first part of Cctcber visiting her brother a~d fa!"i l y, :·1'. and ::'.Ts. Pete.. F'.'ulks. They ha.d li veci in tr.e Ox:.f ord co:;_:1uni t y sevez-al years ago, t he first ti~e in the e~rly 30 1 s and t he nexi tise in 1946. - l-xs. Jannie King had dinner. with all of ther:1 on Thursday evening. 1~. and ~~s. Davis left for ho~e on Saturday morning, the seventh. Senor y Se~ra Calvin Davis de Marionville, Via~ visi ta:on a SU her~ano y familia. Se-a-or y Senora Pete Fulks~illos vivieron en ldl co·:mniclad cie O:cford en anos pa.sadas. I Jannie ting visi-l:.o y tomo la cor.:iida con ellos una tarde. , �Carmellta Ca sias Ge rtruae Ehtridce Beulah Bison · Naxie Lucero Leroy ~rne s t 3i1Ya Garvi n and J.uth Snook r.1oved this Cctobe r int o a n ew ho::ie buil t to order. 'rhcir n ew home in Azt e c is acros s the road fror_,, Bill and l': yrna Stearnes . :::rrna is t he Snooks daught er. One of t he bonsus of living in Aztec will be a new great grandchild a s t he Stearne s daughter Cind;T a..r1d her '.m sba nG. were to-be-parcnts. s 00:1- · l~s . Snoo~ said she hoped Ignacio friends would come int~ s oe the:-:., in .Azte c . :'he Snoo:rn ho::e 0::1 Ignacio 3:eights now county road 320- has been (;...<. .,__o •.·,,.,-,,...,v a r.r. .:::,, s i' "' """'U• C>f c:, 11-a•\J ~r,:. been -, Scl . l, •. n ,,7 b'-' o. l , r-,,~a - J.4- ·• _._U·"T'"' "'UCL--V - 1·vine.... {.-:. i n his father ' s i'o r !:cer ho:::e en :Srowning . ':::o~.iy i s ai.i I gnaci o t o .-m Jolice of fie er a nd .Susie works i::i 3ayfi eld for !.:e"\-1i s :-:ercantile . •..;• · - - -v· .. ..i.L.... 'I.JI.', 1....:~ 0 7he ?'!ew rtuyb2.l hor.:e was built by the Eells when bot~1 J-:r . :3.n d ~;r~ . 3ell were i~ the I ~nacio School systen . :.:r. Snoot is nc stranger to ~zte c as he g~adu ated fron Aztec :;:-righ School i n 1925 : Al t hou g:"l , h·a r,r ew up in ? ago s&. 3p::-5..ng s. Gervin a::id J.uth ,·!ere ::.:arri ec:.. in Pagc sa a_>;c. l i v ec. iri 3a:,-field befor e --o--i..,,.. -:- ,..-nae"'_ "' - he ,-!:•~..... aci· o 7'r~·U.::: !7 _O.., .... .,_c.,...:.. :.... v -··c +-o ., -6'..., , -·- 19::;c _ .,, ,, ;-:1c.-r v ! -~.: bcur;-h o· ....l.. -'l,_ _ _ _ .f ror: ~.:rs . ~:a:;belle : r:. tt . _~io r:.g ·with o:;erati ng the Jrug S t ore :.:r. ,n ;J Snoo~'.: i-:aC:. a 6.ry la.-::;. far ::: s outh of Ignaci o . In 1968 tb.e:r scld the :Uruf; dtor e business to the i r daughter and husba::1.ci , ::a~- a.nu. :!.ca.~::artin. ·.:a~ds 3 ~rr2.tt, the · 3n col-:s old.E: s -';:; dau3:hte!'. a!Yl her i1t:isba:1:t ~2.r1c:: li 0;e i"'l :::i.'e::2.s . 'L1e7 ·:ec s!ltl? beca.::.e .first ti:.~e gra:'le:.p2~n:mts 1.•?~1en -:~1c ·,:r:. 3c..i.viciers Jr . ha.cl c. son, born L 1 ,Jt~~!e in El2.i::wie1·, ~ :'e:·:as . .. 3 ecently :.:r . Sarr att ~as very badly bu r ned and i s now a patient . . at the Eurn Cente1~ in Galveston, 'l'e::as . .-~ or s o::e ,~~onths . He uill b e hospita l iz ed Jr . ar..~ :.:rs . Jose~)h SalGr~o of Tigc.rd , Crcgon stayed 2. couple of ~1i r:;-hts at ~i!10 ~-~u c~e: 1ih·. '.le vi siting ~'.rs . ~:arg are t :-Tise:··:a:i and .!..h ,.. :-, c· 1 ·ii'ce'..,,,., n :,"':l"' C ~ ""1 e .... 7 ~t ..·.OrJ, , ,•.., a y :'.", 0rn1.ng . , v fl.e se cc~d l. ... " ~ ,,-cu- .1. u. .._:_,_..!... ~.· • j_ "'""'' 0a_ , .1. ilC S . . er t o va.ca tic:n i!1 ~~ew ::c:dco a!lc. A~izor,.a before returning ho:1e . It w2. s Dr .. Sa}.erri.o f irst visit t o the s outh-1·re st . Eis -..,:..fe , t he f or:--:er l-~uth .Do.~~ Davis ere·. 1 U:) i n Durango. -,":',..."IY"> i " " ~,- ..L..J l,s. C:: Iluth 's r,r andfa -1:~~.e:r, ue.•1e Jay was \ 7Gll 1moi.m as a ne1rsPaPer publisher of t h e 1-1idel y qu otec: Ouray ,u'i.'he solid l :ul doorf> and l a t cr ·as a Durane;o publisb.er . In 1893 Dave D<J.y uas a ppointed by ?re sident Cl evelan d as I ~dian Age n~ fo r t he SouthRrn UtG Indians in as Indi an /,gent f or t he South ern Ute Indians i n Ienacio serving n e arly .four year s . Dave DG.y a.l s o o,mcd the pr operty which y ears later becane the propert:7 of nao ! :~lls Qnd then the I gnac i o Chieftain n ewspap 01• • .~le sides all trw. t Rut_ }1 t u·~urr ..11t a t onn t i me f o r ~ ~c nac i o :::1c:-:1c11ta:ry ,School. a ye 2r in the �~~~ '.Jfl~-i... (W a ~ -~ H -M"lr~ - 7) ~~~M) ~ 5"', 3 -q 2.,-t t - p i - v k ~ · ./"""'\ . Three new me □bers joined the Happy Homemakers Extension Club at -:;he ?riday 13th r:1eeting. Club rie:ibers and guests were entertained at the ho!Je of :::rs. :-~odene l-~yfield with 1-:rs, ITadine • Ford as cp-hostcss. Joining the Honecakers were !~s. Florie~ l·'.:cLendon, ?:rs. Irene Olguin a"1d ~:rs. Florence 1-.i:cICeith. Other guests present ·were 1-:rs. Grace Col ville fron Cheyenne, ;I:,,c□i:1gs, ::rs. ium Oliver fro::J ."i.ztec and -::.--:tension Club r::.err2bers ?'.rs. ::.11a ?enrod and l:Z-s. ::axine Genereux fro~ :Brighton. :~s. ~hel=a ~~ight reported on the District □eeting in Cortez on t~e ninth, :~s. Car~en ?ea reportee o~ the sale of the Sigh ..:..i ti tuc.e Cockbcc::s put cut cy the County Eo::e:-.al-:ers Council. ;::,~~e s2.id the:r we!'e ".Sole. Cut. :i -.:.::ere wi.11 be a sscond. printing cf the ccokooolrn w.h.ich _prcbably ,;,;ill be available by January. The district e:(tension clubs ,.,ill have a Cr...ristr:.s.s salad luncheon a..:.rid gift exchange, tentative date is Decer::ber fifth. Sever-al ·o:rcught their cc::-::pleted quilt blcc1:s and a new quilt \fill be co~pletsd this co~ing year. L1, invi-ca.ticn lias e::te:ic:.ed. to attsnd a bao:~ sho ;1ere for ~:rs. 0 Gail :2~se~an at the Cxford G~ange iiall, Saturday afternco~, L.n.e .L' ) 21st . :.:rs • . ,aa.:..ne :?c-rd. ccnduct,sci the business :-::ee"tlng as club presiC:e:1t, :·....rs. ~~0:12. ?,o·oert.s: '.12-s ci.el2.:~eci i.:1 co:::L'lg b:.r une::pected. cor:pany, ::rs. ::crd. 1-;2.s E.lso i:i charge of tt_e p~ogra::;_ 1-::l~c~1 \·fr2.s an i!lte!"e-stins cne-a lesson in ~aking 2 cute poodle cover decoraticn for a bar cf 3oap. '::.'je :eo)l call tcpic •,ras, ?a~. -ori . te Last ~:inute Gift. p~cgra ~ ref~eshecents were served by the hostesses. Follc·.1ing the Would. like position, tatring ·care of your ho:c::e. :,1hile you vacation, or spe~d the winter in a warLler cli~ate. I ca~ care for ycur p:~nts or pets. I ~ould care fer a convolascent lay too. Also do light hcusekeeping, but cannot do heavy lifting. I prefer to be in town. Call Lois Hazelton at 259-1914 for this service Se necesitan una persona que tenga cu~dado de su casa en lo que van de vacaci6n, o alguien que teng~•un e~ fer~o o viejito y no lo pueden dajar solo en lo oue van a su trabajo lla.rr..en a lClJ senora Lois iiazel ton 259-1914 para este servicio Ers. Ann Oliver came uo from Aztec to spend the day with her parents, Akton and ;1cii.a Roberts·· on Friday 13th. ;,~s. Oliver is now \-1orking at the ~Tursin g HoI'.le in Aztec and the 13th was her day off • .il..nn Oliver vino de Aztec a pasar el viernes dia trece con sus padres Al ton y lfona Roberts. ., �?,eube.n a~cl Jorothy :linker of the Sunset Trading Post, Ariw:na 2.r:rived the seventh to visit her .:.ether, :.:rs. Olive. villo:t~ a!1d other relatives. f u;:-,,e:::-al. '.ihe:r hacl been in Du!'aD.go for the ::::lsie ?inkerton :;'he ?.inkers left Sunc.a:t for hor:.::.e. l.:Xs. Charlotte Jones ha.d a n e1·r gran::i.m1ghter in Septe!':ber, al:s.cst on her birt:'1c,ay. 32.rr:,r a:-id ~Ca thlee'1 2ose::1berge I s daughter, Valerie -::i at 8-}..... 2f'.<.L..L,h 11 C,a1..-1 ~•nd '"'.'e·,T Je·T'c::,8" - c~,-e, ... J ' ,-,e~ . - .r.,1·r c·- c d ;__n ~ lJ ounr"l ... v~ s on ~- ,Qe;'-1y V• v ~- i__ t---" ....1,, -~-a...!. ' -~ 1J _ L.J ., • 12. senora • Cl12.rlotte Jones tiens uns. niete. nneva, 3arry './ I:athleen ?.ose:.1·92!';;;_ o..e ca:;:12,_ri.c.? :~nt Jerse:" son los padres 6.c u~a ni"1'T'a '-- 1~lerir:, .,, .. ,r. cue n"c.,n el uia vienteoc~10. cie setie::ibre, y .,..,_:.,eso I • ·V..c...~... ~ c c l:c i i bI\?.. s JT :~:e d.ia. ~c;:~.._,....,. -J.Ci. _,....,, - : :'s. :S.o;3e:~ary J.e::dcl bcugnt t:'ls t:obile trailer ho::e or.. north Bro·.1n.ing f:::-o:::·, :~s, Julia :::n,c:ler. __rs. Rede.. nn.d t;•ro children have '..~ov~o- into thsir 1121-: ho.ce. ~is. 3edd is e:,ployed i!l the Ifnacio 3-::.nl:. 3cseCTary Red~ co~pro el trailer oue era de,J~lia E2gler en la 2venio.::i. ?5ro',l11i!1C y ella y SUS dos ninos viven en el. ::·:11a trabaja en elb2nco. :Sircl Red 90 lived all of his 90 years in the Ignacio area. Ho clicd :Iednesday, sc,te~·1ber 27th. A ?'.ass of the Christian 3uria.l was said 2-:onc.ay, Cctober seco~d in the Ute Park by the Father Donald Castonguay. ~urial was in the Ouray Cer:ictery. He ,ras born Ja..T1u2.ry 16, 1888 i!l Ie~1acio. Fie and :fana Ea ton were ~arried in the St. Ignatius Church in 1912. He is survived by his wife of the f cnily home and nu!:1.erous other family r2er1bers. �Anqy D11 ran Emii :ndia Atencio ~ann neid.er Fr , '.icheal Verd ::ett e "Grica San .Bett. Gallegos Ralp' Cloud :-:rs. Earns George Ea!Jls Eike Gallegos Rudy :-:eastas Sunshine Sr:itll Graves Gunn Dottv Fentzlaff Adelicla Ruybal Vida Rit ter Hillard. Peider Elr-.a 3arclay Barry :qicht='.~ds Lucy '::hc~::p so11 John '::iffany Irene 3urch .:-k.110\: en colors we re used in decoration for the a.J1nual Parent aqd teachers Tea s:pon.s ore G o:,· the ?ah-Chu -Chu-·,-1a c lub r::e:::bers. The get bett e r acquainted :part:,, we.s froT:: t.!:,...ree - thirt:r to five o I cloc}:: 1-:onday afternoori, Octobe r 16 in t~e Ign2.cio nigh school cafeteria. '.'.J.• s, Ruby 3ailey a~d ::rs. :-'.:ode!1e :'.ayf.ielc. ~-, 2re in charge of the n aSSlS1,,:;;Q . .L....,, .. ~""\\7' 4-..h T' 11 \ ~ - o 7,...., o · ,c. • r-; c::..L T'~; .1.e,,._ L:,: Ov_e_ C LlD .- c ... .,e _ S, 0C... ) 0 1...--S1,S ret.o_,__.,e_~G., : ·he tsac~'lers fro!:! the ele=e~ta.ry, ju!'licr- !"Ii sh a~1.:i hig!'l sc:2001 Here uell r epr8ser.te c., but too i e~•i p2.rents c2..::-:e to iJecoce ac~uainteci wi tn th0 school perso::l..'161. n ._"'.! .... -..... ~. Speakers fro?~: t:1€ Ju rnngc League of ·wo:-:en Voters ~1ere schec.ul ed to explain ti~ a:.10n de!'::ents at~d give ·oackg rcu~d.s of the ca~did.a tes at t::2 Cctober 23 :::ieeti ::1g of the .Stuc.y Club . ·:~ rginia r:ic:i_--:cnd 2.:rra_r1gec. tis pro 6 ra.1:1. ' ' ' • ' ' ..r . am1 '...rs. t:arry ~T u:;.nsen or-, ::• noen::·: , i'.rizona \rnre gue s t s or -ciie ? . H. Gardners in September . They were for=e r South Dekcta frie~ds, ,.'hil~ ::r. Hc>.!'!sen hunted antelope in ·.-iyo:::ing :~G . Ha!lsen stayed. 1•.;i t~ the G~rdners---Hcr husb2.nd brought in an antelope. 111€y l2f t fo r home i~ Phoeni x the 26th. •T ~ 'L,. Also visiting the Gardners fro:1 l1adison, South Dakota were 1-:r . and 1•lrs. Gle·n :-~orri.s'. Senor y S~ora Harry Hansen de Phoenix , Arizona ardgos de los R. TI, Gardncrs Cuando vivian en South D~kota la s visitar0n en Setiembr e. En l.o q_ue el s enor Hansen caso antflope su espo sa visito c~1 l a senora 1ardener Otros visi tantos de ncJ.d:j.s on, South Dakota fu eron Ssnor y Senora Glen l!orris. �CI2:-:-'""' ·.;~2.s::i~::tc:1 2.,1c. Iic:,--i Jee 1·~:cE-ro ~ierc ::.2.ri~j_e,:1 on -s~turce.:,r, ::02::,'ce::;·oe=- 30 i"J. t~~e Jt. Igus-:i.us C2.tholic Ci:ur:.-:h. :ie elevc~ c'clcct cere=cny was pe~for~ed by the Father Jonal~ 6 a. s;:; on. 6 t; a.:.-, :X.. :-lr~e:,:, a:1~: 2. :~.E-ceptio::1 2.:::-:d a:i 2..f terncon cf ;:-JJsi8 a.nc. dancin[ '."""J.cn.ors,.: t :le n. e~•;l :-1~,.r e :~_s , :he tri~e is the foster d2ughter =is ~Gceros ars prsse~tly . living at t~e ~ocero place north of ~ ~.;?~5..C~Q I :,:,•-.-, "·~ 2.~"ld :.:esley Fhel ps ceJ.eb ra.te•:: t~si:!: Golden ~etding en~ivers ary ,c~ the:ir ::-:.c:""e or: 3aturoa •.r , 3e-oter.:1ber 2~ . The P~elps ~ere ~arried i n -~~tee by a Justice of ?eace o~ Sep~e~bGr 27, 1923. V ~ - - :uests c2..,.-J3 tc tl:e csl802°2..ticr: rro:: all tl1e nei~):bcri:";- t.C-.':'"·,·-: 2nd as far away as Gsr~e~y. 1~ree of their fou~ so~s a~~ t~ei~ ~a~ilies were prese~t - 3alp~, ~rnest and Carl. Cecil ~;~c is ~cw living i~ Ja~aica was un~ble to attend. ~hs four tie~ed weening cake was ~ade ani decorated by Cindy and ~i-la. 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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: October 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. 1978-10 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Smith, Shelby Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Ignacio Senior Center