https://voicesofignacio.cvlcollections.org/files/original/3c554de9c9d1c53adb113b4ac45e6691.pdf 00b4a2c69836d18e460aedbca334ba9b PDF Text Text .,,. �J LAURA HILL r /9 '7'1 "Folks in my pa rents d.ay always had the i dea t he grass was gree ner on the other side of the mountain . That 's what brought my father, Jame s Hartley , and his parents out of Tennessee and what brought my mo ther, Sally Teter and her family out of Missouri. Both f a~ili es arrived ~t Fl ora Vi sta , New Mexico , about the same time . When mother and dad married , my mother alr eady had three daughters from a prev1.ous marriage. Her first husband had died . My half-si st~rs were Bell e, Dora and Hazel. The year before my parent ' s marriage , Dad had taken a ranch on the La Pl ata River northwest of Farmington , N.M. That's where I and my lit tle brother, Teddy , were born. Dad called his place 11 The Greenhorn Ranch" because he said all the settlers in that part of the valley including himself we re greenhorns . We had dry land about 2½miles eas t of the river . The men decided to build an irrigation ditch. The contour of the land required a ditch 7 ~iles long which the ~en dug -by hand -with picks and shovels . With no one to survey it they had to eyeball and estimate the grade the best they could . They had problems with it, but it worked when there was enough water. Teddy died of the whooping cough when he was two years old." · "Dad rais ed corn and alfalfa and a big garden. Mother canned all the food she could. I suppose we would have starved wi thout the garden. I learned to milk the cow and feed the pigs.and chickens. It was fun to milk. When I first l earned I took a 5 lb. lard can, milked it full and thought I had done enough. Mother soon explained i f I started to milk I had to finish or I ' d ruin the cow. My folks were v e ry :poor, but that wasn ' t unusual . There were □any poor people then. We drove a team and wagon to Farmington, which was about 3 blocks long or to Aztec, the county seat , which wasn ' t much bigger. When Dad finally could buy a ' . 'bugg~, , we t hough t we had soma t hing . We ware so thrilled . i i 11 At Christmas time my par ents didn 1 t h ave much money to spend, but I always got at least one nice toy and something t o wear . You could buy a beautiful doll for a dollar . I attended the Williams School until -iOth grade. My dad served as school director with Joe Glai s ter and John Smith for years and years. He helped rai"se the money to buy :t:1aterials and build the school . Frequently, we had dances to earn money for school expenses. The old school is still there. It's now used as a fir e station for the communi ty. 11 " In 1911 every bridge was washed off the La Plata River . One or two persons drowned. Somebody a f ew years ago built a house close to the mouth of the river near Far mington . I don't wish them any harm, but someday that house is going to be washed away , 11 ''World War I came and went while we were still on the farm. We didn't know a lot about the war except what we read in the Aztec paper. It seemed very far away . 11 "I met William Hill about the time he came home from the war. He had a farm on the La Plata about 10 miles north of my Dad ' s place. We were marri ed in July of 1926. I had one daughter, Frances , fr om an earlier marriage . Frances learned to love Willia m and he loved her. We farmed the , plaae on · the LaPlat a and did well. Both of us l oved to go . I' m still a gadfly . We travelled every year to Arizona, or California or Oregon. We saw all the sights. William liked to gamble. Sometimes we'd stop at Reno . He was good at those games. If he sta rted to los e , he'd walk away for a day or so. If he started to win, he stuck with it and sometimes made a lot of money. Of course it didn't cost much to tra vel then. Gas was about 15¢ a gallon. When we were first married we had a Model T Roadster. We got to Portland, )regon, �o,,u,t/£/ 1171 ·~ just as they were having a gas wa.r. We filled u{f with 10¢ gas and took off down the street. A little further down the road we saw a place offering 9¢ gas. William said, 'I have a notion to go to the edge of town and dump this fuel and fill up with 9¢ gas, 1 but he didn't. We didn't have any children of our own, but we had a wonderful life on the farm and on our trips •. · By 1950 William was not able to work any more. He suffered from emphysema caused by the poison gas he breathed during the war. The next 16 years he was in and .out of the veterans hospital until he died in 1966. 11 11 1 moved to Ignacio to be near my daughter and son-in-law, Frances and Dick Baird, and their children. Three of my grandchildren also live in Ignacio, Janneth King, and her brothers Clifford and Daleo Richard Baird lives in Arizona and Bill is in California. 11 11 The road across the hills to Aztec was hardly a road when I was a little girl, but I lived to go then just as much as I love to go now 11 °'•. r, Things in this country have changed a lot in the last 50 years. When I was a little girl, the road over the hills to AztP.(! was hardly a road, but I loved to ~go then just as I love to go now when travel is· easy. 11 Shel by Smith· Mr. & Mrs. Rex Richmond enjoyed a visit with Vivians sister Hr. & Mrs. Otis Price from Carlsbad, New Me~ico and a nephew Bill Mc:t>finn from Grants, New Mexico. They were all here the first week in June. All the Richmcnds and the guests enjoyed an enchilada supper at the Jim Richmonds one evening. The highlight in the month of June for Rex and Vivian was the arrival of their only daughter (June) Hr .. & Hrs. Tom r ngle from Rome N. Y. they are on the way· to San Antonio, Texas where they will make their home. June and Tom will go to San Antonio and leave daughters Chris, Cindy and their pet dog Lisa Lady June Ingle behind for a longer visit~ Grandpa and Grandma will sure enjoy the two little redheads. ********************* Mr. & Mrs. c. F. Pacheco took time off from work, Liva from her job at Comnrunity Services and Chris from the farm, and went to Grand Junction to visit their son Theodore & family. From there Ted & Hary took them for a week in Las Vegas, Nevada. Liva says they are not gamblers, but they enjoyed going to a different show (live) every night they were there. Thej.r son Robert and family is here visiting them and Beatri.ce parents Mr~ & Mrs. Alfonso Atencio· and brothers, sisters, Aunts Uncles, etc. JULY 1979 CALENDAR July -2nd - GaII!e night at Senior Center July -11th - Food Stamp Distribution July -12th - Well Baby Clinic July -16th - Game night at Senior Center July -25th - Food Stamp Distribution July -27th - July Senior Social ) �. WELC01{E TO OUR .TTJNE SOCIAL It will be a hamburger fry at' the,. Center,- June 29th. . Allison & Arboles •••••.••••••••••••••••• Vegetables & Salads 4 Town of Ignacio •••••••.••••••••••••••••• t-{ ain Dishes .J'~•-r..~..!'~o~P~r:~~..!:~.!:::d •~ ..ne~z: Ignacio ••••••••. Dess~ ts Hother I s Day May 13th, 1"o/, 9, was a spec i~l day fo r the oger \'I. Ed'u:fl-rds of Allison, Colorado. This was the graduation day of Roger William Edwards, Jr.~ the last of the six: Edwards children to graduate from Ignacio High School. All six of the children attended twelve years of schooling at the Ignacio Schools; beginning in 1954 when Stefanie the bldest started the first grade. Four of the children have gone on to ··technical school, colleges, or universities. Stefanie attended Amarillo College in Amarillo, Texas; is married vrith three children, and is presently employed at Northwest Hospital in Amarillo. George attended Lincoln Technical in Denver, Colorado and at present manages a Texaco Service Station in Denver . He is also married and they have one child. Kathi attended CSU in Boulder on.Q.term, was graduated with an AS degre e in Accounting in 1978, and a BS in Business Ad.ministration from Eastern Hew l{exico University, Portales, New Mexico, on 1~y 11, 1979. Loreta:' attended Eesa College in Grand Junction, Colo . r ~ eiving her certificate in 1,~edical Office Assisting in 1975 and Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska, where she received her AS degr-ee in Early Childhood Development on Eay 6th) 1979. Bernice is married, with one child and at presi;nt is employed at Ignacio Hi gh Schuol. Willia!!!. plans to work fo r a':,1hile before er.tering an institute of higher learning, Kathi is also c.arricd and has bio children . She and her husband are separated. Bernice is planning at present to attend Ft. Lewis College in the fall. Hrs. Edward's atid. Bernice attended Loreta's graduation in Lincoln, !'iebraska and visited },~. Bd.,,;ards aunt a:-id uncle in O;-;-.aha . Er. & Hrs. Bill S ,-.'ift whom Roger has never met. When they got back bath '.-ir . & !.:rs. Id ;r:i:.-:-•.:-==· went to Portales, Ilew Mexico to attend Kathi's graduation. George & - ·· family were here from Denver for Billy's graduation. 0 0 ,. . Freddie ~Tewton and daughte r, Zel ta Hott had a wonderful vacation flying to Anchorage , Alaska and back to L. A. California. In Alaska they visited Carroll Newtons family who have lived thege 9 years, so were able to show them a lot of interesting places. They took a boat across Prince William Sound into Valdez, Alaska, seeing glaciers and !he pipeline, also the storage where the oil is delivered for shi~ping inland , On the drive home was beautiful with a l ot of wild life . Later that week they made another trip to Ho!:!ler where they ·went on a fishi ;1g boat. Zelta caught a large halibut, they came back to L.A. on Saturday, spending 2 days there with the Brad , Pat Newton & far:J.ily, An old friend .. and former Ignacioan from Del Norte ('Were . there too. Ka thy Ri.cMond · visited with them that afternoon. There were no -pl-ace delays , the only thing wrong was not having enough time . After she got back to I gnacio another daughter Bettye and family from Alamosa, came to visit, they all went to Ouray Saturday where Bill lle,-rton & fa!l'.!ily met them for a swim and picnic. Traveling 10,000 miles Freddie ?a~d _was excitj ;ng and seeing all her children was the greatest . She is buck to work now. Planning ahead again for another years summer adventure next year • • �Willard and Toni Semler r e cently moved to Golden to make their home. Hr . Semler has signed a three year contract .with a big Denver· Construction firm and is employed on the firm's crusher. Willard, a town council member, has handed in his resignation as a council me mber. Toni Semle r is a Bea1:ty Operator and has worked sometimes at the House of Beauty in Ignacio. ********************* Here until the snow flys, which may be a..'1y day now, but, hopefully not until in November are: Harry and Dixie l,fcJunkin a.nd Hrs. l•:cJunkins 1 mother, Ers. Eyrtle Bowers. They are now at home at Hrs~ Bowers place in the Spring Creek ar ea . Former longtime Ignacio residents the l·[cJunkins moved to I.J. ?aso when Harry a.ccepteci a position as a t•:athematicis.n at ~'ihi te Sands. ne taught 1-~ath and Science for a number of years in the Ignacio school system. 2he Lee Pennel.ls were in Cklahorr:a the last of :-tay to atteEd the . l.ua i::ion .• l l or,, .i-1 . g!'annanugnver. ' ' . -'1, l 1 re.gra( 1" ro:r:1 1hi• g.1 scnoo. .., 1eir .·il' • .r'D enne_ turned home and ::rs . Pennell s ta.yed for a l onger v:i.st t ~d th the D. L. HcAf ees. Incidenhi.lly Ann a.nd. Do L. :c2.ise peanuts on tr1eir far'r.. BP.fo:-e co'tinc h_.~,';!e l•'T s, P€·r~:-::elJ_ st or;:, 0cl off o.t :SoYc:}.and for 2 we ek with ~he ·charles Pennellso -- ) Kenneth and Eula. May Morri s enjoyed q bri ef vacation in Colore.do Springs the last of Hay. School ,•ras out for Eula Hay and Louis a.nd Irene .l: :orris were running the Economy Store o 1 ******************** The Red Gillis trailer home on Bro,ming avenue was bought in I.fay by Hrs . Haxine Andf:'.,rson. The looks of prope rty was soon improved as old trucks were hauled away and a near for ef;t of fas t gr owing elm tl'e es were chopped dO\m, weeds and grass cut . Ted i s nm-r living in t he Meeker area. His mother, Mrs . Ada Gillis and sister and fa!!lily> the Denni s Pattens, .also ar e living in Meeker. This property was once part of the .M rs. Fern Payne place and sold to the George Sisleys who lived in the trailer home before moving to Moab, Utah. Happy Homemakers Extension Club met Friday, May 8 in the home of Carro.en Rea . Roll call was given wi th a Fat her 1 s Day poem or something about fa thers~ Aft e:r a bu siness meeting , Nadin e Ford introduc ed Virginia Schoser . 1 who showed sli des about some of the European countries, whic h she and \...JI her husband tourecl t,m years ago . They were really enjoyed by all. Aft er the 11 oohs 1 and na:ws 11 , Carmen Rea and Geneva Olbert served delicious refreshments. E.ula Preston, Carmen Rea , Virginia Richmond, Olive Dillon and Thelma \·/right will be attending the State Extension Heeting i n Steamboo.t Sprines , June 19 - 21, 1979. �The last of April and most of Hay l-irs. Charl otte Jones visited a few days with her daughter , Jacqueline and family, the Rex Reas in Arvada and daughter Kathleen Rosenberg , husband Barry and David , Matthew and Valerie in Oakland, New J ersey o One Sunday was spent in Brooklyn with Hr. Rosenberg's n:other, l·~s . Esther Rosenberg , another Sunday was a trip on Long Island to visit his cousins . On a Saturday}~. Rosenberg had a Lacros se gar:1e to refere e in ',•lestfield, Hew Jersey . So t hey all enjoyed a visit with V.rs . Jones 1 cousins there~ The return trip ·v;as via Albuquerq ue with a few days stay with }~s. Frances Lacy at Los Lunas. }~s. Lacy, a former Ignacio resident and nurse at both Taylor and J.'.ercy Ho sp itals, retired in January as a nurse at the :aataa:1 l~er:1orial Clinico Dogwood, Azaleas, lilacs and apple trees were all in full bloom in Nev: Jersey. ~ For the past two years· Tim EcClain of Durango has been conductft• ing Bible Study clusses and counseling in the ninistery of the Catholic churci1 of the 0urc>,ngo Deahery o One of hls stuny gro,:ips in I!;na.cio, was meeting 1-ue.sciay r:or.nings e.-~ -che }fayoonci deKa.y hoi~e. Tuesday, June I2 was Tic I s last (lay wi ·i;h °i::'.1.is group. Follo. . ~ing thi s ~ssj_on a potluck picnic f ollo·.ied in the de}~ay frcnt yard. It wa.s e t·1joyed by all who at.t.s:t.6.~d, Tlm 1 s i:.vi.f'-c.,, .l.nn, who is on the Fcrt Le·.,,ris Ccllege staff, ·.ms p:rese~t at th8 mo1·ning study D.nd i:he pi(;r..,ic o Jeri Price KaYelr!!an was home with her ~other, l-~s. Opal ?rice for the !•!emorial Day vacatj_on. Ers. Price went on t he plane to El Pa.so then c~ ~~e back with Jeri tcurir.g Carlsbad Caverns on the way home . Mrs. Kavel:can is s tationed · at the Fort Bliss Arr::iy Base in El P-aso . ********************* Sharon Patrick All en, daughter of Yi1·. & ra-s. Lee Patrick of Gallup, was marr ied to Robert ~dgin of Al bu qu e;,q11e :Friday., June 1st, The wedding was at seven 0 1 clock in the home of the bride's parents. A reception followed the cereco~y at the Patrick's hone e 'l'he Edgins will li.ve in Al buquerque and are building a new home . Before moving to Gallup the Fat:cicks lived in Ignacio~ The past few years Sharon has been living in Albuquerque and is erriployed at Kirtland Air Force Base. Er. Edgin, now· out of the service, was stationed at Kirtland wher e the two met. Attending the wedding fr om Ignacio were the bride's grandparents, Mr. & 1-lr s . Louie Morris and Mrs. Mary Patrick and her brother Gary Patricko �There is a lot of water draining out of the land just north of the Olbert place as Hrs. Janet Fry recently purchased the lot from Frank Gallegos, A big trailer hor:!e has been T.oved on the property and !•~s. Fry plans to make it her horr:e as soon as electricity and water are :l.nstaJ.led and othe.r imorover.:.ents m.2.de . Mrs. Fry wl10 is e:nployed at". tri.e Ban.?{ of Ignacio is now living on Candelaria Hej_ghts. ********************* California winter residents r{r. c,: M:ts . Josenh Rankin of Hemet are here for the sul:l!"!:er. Their surr-r.,er home i s at Arboles Piedra Park. June houseguests at the Lee Pennell home included the ir son Charles, his wife t·~ rt:ia and their children from Loveland Colorado and Tom Pennell' s children fro:::i Earsto,.,r, Califcrnia . TorJ s high school class plans to have a get together for the ones who are here the last of June~ He plans to attend. A Paul Sesler fa.ci.ly :reunio:i was lmder,,;ay the week of June 10th as \,.adine Semlel' 1•.·ho is s ta ti one cl ci. t the Army base in Fort l·~on:rc::: e, Virginia was home on l eave. She ·w2.s due t:> rettcn to d1-1ty '.•:ed11esd2y, ?Cth . It Wc?• .s t:te L;rst time home f or !}adi?1e since beir.g at Fo:.."t {:cnro e this ~oast year·. ) Other Serr:.lers hone were Herbert Se1:J.e:i."' and two daughters frm:i. -La!'.lar. l{rs. Senler was unable to co~e. :r;adine•s sister, Lyn l·!ichike, her husband and baby were howe from Ala:no sa. Hillard. SerrJ.e:e ·w·ho has just sta rted on a new· job in Denver we.s unable~ to be here) but his wife, Toni ca1..ie f'or a week . It also cade it nice for Paul to have fanily hor::.e for Fa.ther 1 s Day. Looking for a hone in this area are Raynond. Larsen, n1s wife and their t'..,:o daughters who are moving here frcr'.1 CaJ.ifornia. Rayn:ond. is the son of the Albe rt Larsens and grew up in the Ignacio area. ********************* A big double wide trailer home ha.s bee:n t:oved cm the Karl Hauert property on the t op of the hill and 1,;r. ·e~ 10:rs. Hau ert will soon be in their ne home. The Hau erts have been staying with the '.fostbrool:s while the debris frcra. the ga s explosior! ,.,:·hich destroyed their ho:.1e has been cleared away. The explosion happ e n the last part of I<a)r. It blew the bricks 1 .-: in the side of the front of the house out into the yar·d. Ers. Hauert was talking on tile telephone at the ti n:e and ,.,as injured in the explosi:J! ) and take n to the hosni te.1. She recej_v ed cuts and bruises but no broken '-J bcnes and i~ reported as recovering fro:n shock and injuries. CONTINUim Nl<JXT PAG:S------ �I w - • • - ~•• "( .&.JU • • • • • • I This longt ime home of the Hauer ts was built by the P . J. Criglers • . Th ey l i v ed in the home while Hr. Crigl e r wa s t he Rio Grande s t a t ion a gent i n I gnaci o. ********************* Lor etta Wi serr.a.n, daughte r of Hr . & Hrs. Tom Wiseman , was married t o Tom Lancaster, son of Hr . l:. Hrs . Carl Lancaster of Florence, Colorado . The wedding was at two o' cl ock, Sunday, June 1'7th at t he I gnacio Presbyterian Church. The cere □ony was perfor::ed by the Rev . Robert Kear ns of the First Pr esbyt e rian Church of Dur ango . A r e ception in the church annex followed the ceremony . The Lancasters will make thel.r ho!:le in Fo1·t Collins . Virs .. Geneva Olbert went t o Denve r on a Fr onti er fli ght 1•:or.day afternoon, t he 18th. She visited her dau gh t e r) Bar bara and f a:cily$ the Pat Baumgardners and had a check up scheduled ,,,:hile s h e was in Denver, ********************* Attending the State Convention of the C~lora do State :xt ensicn Clubs in Steanboa t Spring s f1--o~ the HappJ' Ho'.'.ne~akers i :-:ten sic n Cl,;o we2'e: 1-frs. Olive Dillon, :-:1~s. Car:!!en Rea } J.:1•s. Vir ginia ~ic!".:!:0nd. ) 1'-!.rs . Th elma \•fright and l:.rs. :Cu l a :f=re ston o Tney l ef t early :~onda y morn~ng for Stea!::boat ~ 1'h e fi:-st r:.7e ting wa _s sc0-eduled ~01· ':?:-~ay . even1ng , the 18th c!.lid the J.~.~-r.: rncet:i..'.'.'lg f o'!:' T.-iur s :la.y ::x)rn .i.A1g , T-L,e 21 s i... ********************* Orin Be aty 77, an I gnacio area resident s in~e 1953, died Thursday, June seventh in Col:l?!lunity Hospital . He had been s 1..lffering fro!rl. cancer . For 1t~ years E:r . Beaty was a custodian in the Igna cio school system. He r etired in 1968 and the Beatys then ~oved to Allis on. For a number of ye2,rs he raised whe a t in t h e dryla..'1d f ar·!::.ing a r ea south of Ignacio, He ,,1as born 1·1 arch 15, 1902 in Hin co, Oklahoma t erritory. I n 1929 he carri ed Lida Graham and they lived in Ol-::l ahc!:!a unti l 5ovi n g to l'Iew Hexico in 1947 . ,. Besides ·his '.'life, h e is survived by six children and a nu:::iber 0 1 other relati.ves . • , _ _ , . . ,'! Funeral services were lfoncla y morning, .iune 11 t h f r o~ tne Hoou i1ortuary Chapel '.vi th the Rev . Jac1;:ie l-:.atlock offi ci a t i ng . I n-cerr:e11t was in the Allison Cemetery . HAPPY BIRTHDAYS Thelma. Kuebler Victor ia Salvador Eva Little Ar thur Smith Steven Garcia Trui-tt Hudson John Griego Toni McDaniel F r eddie li'ewton Cr1rl ~fasters Sandra Olguin Cecil Pinnecoos e �• · • I •• Memorj_al Day weekend Nrs . Olive Dillon drove to La.ke Powell for a ca □ping vacation with membe rs of the Rex Rinker f amilies of Arizona. Others going fro:;,. this area were Chuck a nd. DonR Egger, Ro:ta nne Egger and sons, and the y:mng son of the Donnie Eggers. Fishi11g was poor, weather was pleasant and all had & good time . The F'ri e ndship Circle me t \fod....'1esday, June s ixth for a Bible Study me eting. :Fourte en were p resent. o It was 11 Ha ppy Birthday 11 to Mrs . Lena Hitt ·with a birthday on the sb:th a nd !-:r s. Lois P..;. ze l ton wi th 2. birthday on the fifth. 11:!~s . Heinie Gardne r conducted the business 1:::eeting . The less or! was in charge of !·S:rs. Ann ?orema n . She c·hos e the ti~ely top ic on 11 F2.ther s .of the Bible. 11 Like fat.her s of toda/ the Bible fathers wer e excepticna.J. a r.d so!::e wer e rather bad fa the rs. l·~s. Elizabeth Rig gin wa s the hostess and i n honor of the bi1·t.hdays 3erved c ake an~ ice cream . Le s t er ~~d Elaine McCoy lived for thre e y~ers in the for~er Pa ul h ,-.,P8 nr>l-i 'i''r: e ,~ ..., "'._;·...,,~,i ~. ::, ·~..v~1,~ r• ·•• t.• ,!..;.,,.. . ,_ 8 tt' le .,, ··1 ... ""' O'; ,...,,~ to t'n :1;. 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They turned a~· ound car:~e ano ther road, got i1~ late f-8r the '.!~er.;.orial Da~· weel-:s n cL Grand.parents certainly 2- ee!:'.l to come into their own as suI~,:e'.!' va ca ti ens br ing yo1,; ng fa7'r.i lie s back hone o GrandI1others have help with t he s hopping a nd or:e erandr1other, at lez.st, gets he r g::-ocer:Le s saclrnd in three sa r.ks ~ so e2.ch helpe:r can c arry . one . G:x·a11d f a tb~ r s to do right well as the yo~ngs ters can ride in the back of a pick up, go fi shing 01"' ge t re ady for a picnic . Hh e n j_ t comes to pulling we e ds well. L �,,_; 1,~j ·=- . . . ·~4 / ,, , ~ "-- --,.. '' _;;;- :;.- -✓ -. ~.:.: ✓ ""'!~-- ~. \. .- .,_; ,,~~ <! -~~ ~ ~. ,:''"; ----~ C .I \., "\ '-0 ,r I;::- ,,,.- ·~ - ,- ~--...- ::-: v - 0'"-r----. r-.:--__ " f'J . j f � 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 1979 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 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1979-06 Language A language of the resource English; Espanol Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Smith, Shelby Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Ignacio Senior Center