https://voicesofignacio.cvlcollections.org/files/original/6064ac93996347c7dc80841da096ea89.pdf d1ea58bfb172337e54041b66dc7241cd PDF Text Text .THE THOUGHTFUL YEARS ~ior Citizen's Newsletter :one Number is: Volume II Edition VI 5'63-4561 or 45'62 Arlene Millich--------Director r. Martha .Archuleta------Coordinator 1 I Liva Pacheco----------Outreach Worker Claudette Gilbert-- ---Outreach Worker /1 \1 , I Manuel Baca-----------Outreach Worker Margaret Silva------- -Secretary Father's D~y Memories Now father ' s Day will soon return Tolb~ing back d~ys that used to be, 4-:.d !-.d:lppy· Le. _rs, t hat ·bloss and burl) In\ ever y precious memory. ~··· --~ . \ ~ -~...-,./ \ ..r / A stto~l along a wj):dwoocl lane To ga~h'S3r pink ai:butus' flowers Brings·•. ~ack to ~ n9stalgic pain or·t'~~t:~I¥!')clr ef,r'ee childhood hours. . "'"'. -···- . l ,,;,-;,'/,,;"~1--':;;;-/• I ----·--- _ ... \ / So~times we jYcilked a long, long way, Unti-J. we r ~ .6 hed a country store 1fuer e' p-em1ji/ sweets were on display-Could tiny dreamers ask for more? And Dad woul d buy some gor. }y treat Like licorice sticks or candy mice; Then I would skip along the street-Compani on~hip can be so nicer Though childhood joys are too soon past They bring back golden hours to me, And even though they cannot last, They l eave a treasured memoryi Cora May Preble Lynwood, Calif. �-2- Changes affect your Social Security The Social Security Act was amended in many ways in 1972. One maj c :hange extet.:ded Medicare coverage to the disabled, and will help relieve : financial burden of many disabled.wo~kers . All categories of dis- ;.bili ty beneficiaries will be eli ,• .: .ble for Medicare.. Disabled widows .nd disabled adult children of insu:red workers will be covered. overage is effective only with the 25th month of disability. Medica~. The dis- bled beneficiary must be entitled to monthly disability bene.fits :for .4 months before he will receive Medicare ccverage. July 1, 1973 is·the earliest date that the disabled beneficiary ill be covered. Those individuals currently receiving disability enefits and who have received them for at least 24 months as of July , 1973, will be automatically covered as of that date. Those disabilit eneficiaries not meeting this 24 month requirement as of July 1, 1973, ill automatically be enrolled as of' the first day of their 25th month f disability. Medicare coverage and premium for other Medicare aneficiarieso They will be eligible for Part A (Hospitalization in- urance) and Part B (Medical Insurance). The premium will be $6.30 per ~nth for Part B, and will be deducted from the monthly benefit check. our Social Security office is as near as your telephone. Cambios Que Afectan Su Seguro Social 1 Acta de Segura Social se enmendo de muchas maneras en 1972. Un cmnb. ayor extendio el teampo de aplicacion de Medicare a los in capacitados, · ayudara a relevar la carga economica de muchos trabajador-es incapcitados. Todas laLs categorias de #beneficiarios de incapa~itacion aran elegibles par·a r ecibir las beneficios de Medicareo La$ viudas ncapacitadas y los hijos adultos incapacitados de trabajadores asegurados) seran c~b1ertos • . La aplicacion entra en vigor so!.o con el ' . �-3mes 25 de incapacitacion e El beneficiario incapacitado tiene que se elegible a incapacitacion mensual (beneficios de) por 24 meses antes d recibir la apl.icacion de Nedicare. El primero de julio de 1973 es la primera fecna que el beneficiario incapac1tad6 sera cubierto Aquellos 1nd1viduos que actualmente reciben beneficios de incapacitacion recibr beneficios de incapacitacion y quienes los hayan recibido por 2~ mese a partir de julio 1, 1973 seran cubiertos automaticamente al partir d~ aquella f ·echa • Aquellos beneficiaries de incapaci tacion que no con- forman con el requisito de 24 meses al partir de julio 1, 1973 seran inscritos automaticamente al partir del primer dia de su vigesimo quinto mes de incapaci tac ion. La aplicacion de Medicare y el pago pa::. las incapacitados seran los mismos que para los otros beneficiarios dr, Medicare. Seran elegibles para la Parte A (seguro de hospitalizacion ~ Y la Parte B (Segura Medico). El pago sera $6.30 mensuales para la Parte B, y sera descontado del cheque mensual beneficiario. Remember The Year? Concerned parents were worrying about their daring children. seemed to be undel'going a revolution. Mc- The older generation 1 s eyebrow, went up as girls skirts rose, waistlines dropped and hair was bobbed. The Miss America contest was in its second tear, but bathing suits we. still modest. In Chicago, a few of the more daring bathing beautie w, carted off to jail for wearing one-piece suits. Americans were going to the movies to watch Douglas Fairbanks flash his sword and toothy s . Rudolph Valenti~~was the ~omantic figure of the day and young women squealed and fainted at his very presence. Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin and other slapstick comedians brought laughter and delight, 1. was on Saturday ntght. On Sunday a£ternoon, everyone with a car took to the road for the familys weekly trip to the country. Those were t . �days of' some of the raost n otable trafflc ,TRms-Cars overheated and s ta..: stopping a mile or more of other cars when modern two-lane roads narr•to one lane e,s they passed under ra5.lroad. trestled o!' over small bridi· Canvas tops were lowered and cars pi 1.ed high with kids, ur.il:!!ellas anc. tire .tnner tubes to float on ths briny deepo Even whe:n the tides wa..::: out j_t was fun to be at the seashore , especially if one could listen El}promptu jazz concerts lJ.l.:e this c:c~e ori Brookhm I s Brighton Beac1·-') l:: ' I -l'n· 19220 !,B..l. TI TUDES FOH FRI ErJDE', Q~ 'l'HE AGED Blessed are they who m1derstand ray t ·a 1 tei-:!.::-g :::teps and shaking hand. Blessed are they wbo know that i.nY f.!a'i:. ~ t01..iay must strain to catch the words they sayo Blessed are they who seem to know that my eyes are dim and my wits are slow. · Blessed 2.re they 1:1ho looked a-:·ra y wher~ coffee spilled today. Blessed are they with a cheer;y s mile who stop to chat for awhile. Blessed are they who ne-.rcl.' say, "You 've told that story twice today." Blessed are they who know the loss of strength I need to bear the cross Blessed are they who ease the days of my journey home in so many loving ways. Debbie Chavez, Farmington Public School SOCIAL NEWS Mrs. Bessie English had dinner at Hr. & Mrs. Tom Wiseman 1 s Monday the 11th. Don't r ·o rget every Tuesday sewing classes for the 11Ladys" 7 at tt Soni.or Center. Josephirie Gr..d Ed Slopansky 9 daughter and Son-in-Law of Mr. & Nrs..· Th~ Q~t'cia hl:.ve b~en vlsi ting them for two weeks f:i:om Harper Utah. ,·i 'anet Rea daughter of Hr. & Mrs Earl Rea was :r.:.:e.--~:ried to Keven Johnson on Friday the 8th at the Presbyterian Church in Ignacio , Mrs. Vi ta Ritter had visi ters Friday the 8th from Tularosa✓ New Mexico Mrs. Eula J.'{1C,s,...Natt, R.::silin'r'Ber.yer•..._.and Lauire Parker. �Mrs. Marion Worford had her brother Hr. & ivJrs. Ethan Wright vif; '- her Sunday from Durango, Colorado. 1-Irs. Daisy Kerns 1s visiting relatives in Oklahoma. Romas Silva, son of Mr. & Hrs. C.So Silva is home from Southwest College in Pueblo for the Summer. Chris Pacheco son of Mr. & Mrs. Criseldo Pacheco 1s home from·C . in Boulder for the summer. He will be working for the Forest Servic, , during the summer. Bernerd Quint-il:.a and Eppie Quir.•:taJ:1.a ; son of Mr. and ~s • .Toe , Nllle to v1s1.. t with their metheT 1'M-tha :s&n«O'Val and with Mr. & 1IPe Et7 . . ' . ' ~ ,. . Bomero !or M~orlal day. Mr. & Mrs . Criseldo Pacheco went to Grand Junction to visit the Son and wife, Mr. & Mrs Theodore Pacheco. Frank Gallegos of Agdon Utah son of Juan Gallegos is visiting h .father and family. Mr. & Mrs Darmy Gallegos of Toalia Utah are here for the funer; · of her Grandmother Mrs. Francis Valencia. Donny Mestas from Ivapa) Utah will be here for two weeks v1si tir, his family and relitives. Fabi.o.n and Joe Carmeneros from Boulder were visiting rel~tives Ignacj_o last week. Mr. & Hrs Larry Baca from Phe(>nex Arizona were in I gnacio for funeral of Hr. Larry Weaver South. Euterpe Taylor, Floy Valdez and Ruby Garcia too~ in the Bear D~ at Towaoc last week-end, the 9th Mr. & I--1rs. Francis Gilbert and their daughter & Son-in-Law, Ci: & Don Howe went to Pinetop, Arizona the 2nd of June for a wedding. �Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lunsford are visiting their daughter & Son-in-L:,.·. Mr. & Mrs. Bill .James in Lubbock Texas • .Ja:!Ils s Flack and family~ Son of Mrs. E"lla Flack from K1-rtland New Mexico will have a family Reunion on Father's Day. l'I:t's. · ; ·.: L Ate.roc.10 had vis1 tc.rn Sunday the 10th. Mr. & Mrs. John Mcquyrt f1•0m,::.StG~m bont: Springs j Mrs. Alice Mcquy· from Danton Ohio, and her son Tommy Mcquyrt, Mr. & Mrs Joe Atencio ami family from Pagosa Springs, Tony Atencio, Mr. & ¥rs Andy Montoya, from Blanco New Mexico • .Jerry Cruz son of l\Ir. & Mrs .Archie Cruz will be getting married c: the 30th of ~une to Kathleen Cummings of Colorado Springs at San Ignacio Catholic Church. Birthday Wishes to Mrs. Eva Little .June 5th. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris had guests from Lamar Colorado. Mr. & },1 Pete Powers. Mrs. Earl Harris had some old friends from Monte Viste Colorado, visiting her last'Week-end Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vanderpool. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Fisher are home from Eden Texas where they visit~( Mrs. Fisher I s mother Mrs. Varina Morrow and her brother John Marion an.~·- Earl Hendrix and thttr familyJ ~, Get well 'Wishes to Mr. Sam Mosley. Our Sympathy to M:rs. T. V. Hudson in the loss of her brother Roscoe Taylor. Week-end guest of Mrs. & Mr. Ed Bouslog was their grand-daughter and her family Mr. & Mrs .Jack Kinkel of pueblo and their daughter Mrs~ Hazel Webber of Pagosa. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lane went to Lakewood;Colorado to visit their daughter and family Mr. & Mrs. Roger Weverkas. �Mrs. Pauline Rodriquez is back .from Denver where she was a patient in St. Anthonys Hospital. She is feeling better but still pretty weak. Burton Price and Ben Troe are home from Eventide to spend the '.'ummer in Ignacio. Nell Marker is improving and hopes to be coming home soon. Mr. Frank 11 Sam" Maynes, Tribal Attorney for the Souther.~/Ute Tri he 1;:is expressed an invitation to all Senior Citizens who need assistance ·r advise on any legal problems to contact our office. .n this area on Tuesdays. 1 He is usually Our number is 5'63-45'61 or 4562. If several people have similar problems he wi11 be most happy to :ome out to one of our socials and answer any questions that might aris,. Welcome home to Mr. & Mrs. Pat Patrick. -t : ... ; ... ; '" ., I• - • ... ·~ ..- . .. ;'> •• The annual Southern Ute Bear Dance was held May 31 - June 3rd. •, · . The Sun Dane~ will be held June 21 - 25th. It is a dance performe :~r religous purposes. The Indian Mission in Ignacio will be having a "youth" ~eet1ng unday the 24tn through Saturday June 30th at 7 : 30 P. M. All young eople as ~el1 as adults are invited to attend tllese meetings. There i.11 be 35 y·oung people and adults from Little Rock Arlra~taswho will a in char~e of these services. Happ~ Anniversary to: Mr. & Hrs. Les Patri~k Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence WJisemen �SUCAP board Election was held June 5th. Anna Marie Scoist . Manuel Valencia ' Wrnf:r-ed Sanchez Elected for •~:.&-year Isabel Kent Criselda Pacheco Alberta Pargin Get W~ll Wishes tog Louise Lettlewood Les Patrick Ivy Defender Carrie Brown Bertha Frost To better aquaint our elderly people with the present staff we ~lt it vould be appropriate to wr±te a short biography about ourselves" i:;:~T..fflME MILLICH I was born in Ignacio, attended school here and finally after years of being a student, received a Bo Ao in Humanities from Fort Lewis College . Arn married to Lawrence J. Millich who is a rancher. We have three children : Dedra 8 years., Diane 7 yrs., and Scott 1/½ :,rs. Presently we live in the city of Ignacio and t;:.·-..:.i t the day we can move to our home in the country. 1,IVA PACHECO My husband's name is Criselda. He is a rancher-farmer and we live in the Tiffany area. We have six Children; 5 boys and 1 girl and one grandson. Our oldest son, Robert, his wife, Beatrice and littlf. son, Aron, live in Honolulu, Hawaii. He is a Civil Engineer and Wt,r,ks for the GovernlJlent at Pearl Harbor. Ernest spent four years in the Navy and is now attending College in Trinidad, Colo. Theodore and his wife, Mary, live in Erand Junction. He works for the City. Chris attends C. U. in Boulder. Timmy and Christina are still at home. Tim will be in the 9th grade and Christina in the 3rd grade. A•. !1ARGARET SILVA i~ve lived ·in Ignacio all of my life. I'm t he daughter of Hr. & Mrs. Ca So Silva. I have six brothers and ei ght sisters. I have a little daughter Hope Marie, who is 1 year and 4 months old. I have worked in Durango a good spell of my- time and how I work for Emergency Food and Medical Services, and Senior Opportunity Service. Manuel Baca I am Manuel Baca-born in Ignacio, married Mary MartinezA local giEl, and have two childrenj one boy ~6, and one giEl 1~ she is married. I have one gr~nd-daughter. I attended school at the old �♦ Harvey school for five :rears. Later I went to 1-le sa Verde Nations.~. Park, where I worked for the Abillion Conserv9-tia-n Corps. From there I went to the Army where I spent 30 months over seas then came back to Ignacio to live. MRSo CLAUDETTE GILBfilIT. I was born in Calwell Idaho raised in Lancaster California. Married Francis Gilbert who work s for the 1+-corners shelter workshop in Durango. We have six children. Cindy who is married to Don Howe and a granddaughter named Cbonda Louise. Mich~le is the n ext oldest 13, Danny 12, Tony 10, Vanessa 6 and Andy 5. We moved from Lancaster California 5 years ago , bought a ranch in th: Tiffany area. I have been employed a s an outreach worker 'with E.Fo.M.S. andt S.O.S. for tLree months. Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Gilbert and family had dinner Sunday the .. ,.., . !• ~ . ' 17th at Mr. & Mrs. Carl Rainwaters to help celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary. Mr. Frank White, 1...,rho died Monday the 4th of June had services in Denver at the Olinger Funeral Home. Mr. White was well-kno'Wil for his directorship ~n the alcoholism program in Towaoc and Ignacio., He died:• -Morldgy-1:the 4th, in the Southwest Memorial Hospital in Cortez. 1 c __ ~-~) e.. _) r, r 1 c, �Our Deepest Sy~pathy to the Families of~ Si~temos Nucho ·J arry Weaver South Franc::..s Valencia Manuel Sandoval Blas Salazar 1-.Jr. Frank White How do I love Thee How do I love thee? Let me count the ways I l ove thee to the depth and breath and height . _· . '.· My s oul can r each, when feeling out of s i ght For the eno..s of B?ing andeio.eal Grace. I l ove t hee t o the level of ever yday ' s 1'1o:st ··.q:ui e:t ·aee.d, .. by sun and ,c~d1e-light I l ove t hee freely, as men stri ve for Ri ght; r love thee purely, .. as they ttirn from Praise. I l ove t hee wi th the passion put to use !n iny-• ol d· gr-ief s, · and :',yj_th my chB. dhooe.' s faith. l love thee with a~lbve I 'seemed to lose ,, With my l ost::.sai nts--I l ove thee wi t h the : breathi,.•.:-C .. · - . ~ _: ~ · · Sm_?-les, t ears 1 . _of. ~11 my +if e ! --a~d, i f God - chooses,r. . . · --~ · •·,;- . I shall but l ove t hee be tter after death. ,,_ • • • • - ~ , •• • •1 Elizabeth Barrett Browning , I Cuahto. te~ afuo'?·- Te dire-como :'·. : •.:· J.• Te amo lo mas alto y lo mas ondo y lo mas ancho Mi anima alcanza aunque no mire. Hasta lo ultimo que sea y la Gracia ideal Teamo ·:por los.:.nscesarios que • todos-..lns. ,dj_asfsEl necesitan, Por el sol, por la luna y por la luz de una vela ' Te amo sin reserva mientras que los hombres buscan lo que es buer. Teamo pur amente~ ··•mientras ·.cftl•e ~eL:!."6s".:me dan .aJ.abanza. Te amo con pasion 7 en mi dolor, y con la f'•.'. de· i;.n...nino Te amo c on el amor que pense q,ue ·~ha.b.:i.a pi:;i"'dia.o '\' ./,:~-~3.1:..; por los santos perdidos 1 Te amo con toda la ampl~tud que hay, Las sonrisas, lagrimas, toda mi vida, y si Dios pe rmi te Te amare mas despues . de la muerte ~ ~ ~ • . . . " l • ·- I . • •• ., . • •. •. J . ;, -..,.• •.. . • .. . . • ) � 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 1973 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. 1973-06 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Ignacio Senior Center