https://voicesofignacio.cvlcollections.org/files/original/a4b0280220ac500c11a6b536a24222f3.pdf fd50c438cc1fbe9df1b4206f51ddda9f PDF Text Text · -- 'R,s1..,1SHEJ> /11oN,NL..Y . '2Y: c.P.N.1?-s.o.s. IGNACJOJC01..,0~1tDO - S-63-~S-6/ ' i ·... ·, , '"···· ·· ... . �EDNA BAKER ~ I? .1.s- About 10 miles south of Durango the Weazel Skin Bridge crosses the Animas River. Since the main highway runs up on the Florida Mesa and mostly local travelers use the bridge, it receives little attention. Perhaps a few of the old-timers of that area remember how it got its name. Weazel Skin was a Ute who settled on a tract of land in the Animas Valley in the 1880 1 s. · He raised sheep and goats and developed a profitable farm and ranch operation on the river. Weazel's English name was Hickey Williams. One cf his daughters who grew up on the ranch was Susan Williams. Susan married John Russel, a Capote, whose Spanish name was Marsalino, The Russels lived on the Weazel Skin Ranch and·had four daughters; Daisey, Maggie, Edna and Sara, Edna remembers going to Durango in a buggy to see the fair and for shopping. irwe liked to ride the street car from one end of Main to the other. Once my mother left a diaper bag on the car and we had to wait till it made a complete round before· we could retrieve it, 11 iWhen Edna was still a young girl, her family moved onto the Spanish Fork Ranch where Spring Creek enters the Pine River near La Boca, Edna went to school here for a few years, then was transfered to the Indian School at Santa Fe. Then she was sent to Sherman Institute at Riverside California to finish high School. There she met Indian students from all over the country. 11 We ·were given a choice of pre-vocational training at Sherman. I tried nurse I s training a.nd dry cleaning. I liked both of them and both have been useful since then. At first I didn't believe I'd like the nursing. A nurse sees so many sad and stomach-turning things, But, soon I began to see the other side of it. Sick and injured people are just people who need help and the .feeling you get from helping them is just great. 11 · Edna's years in California were great too. _ \, .. California in the 1920 1 s was a beautiful, uncrowded place with its clean air and tropical plants and mountains by the sea. From Riverside to Los Angelos were large open country areas, not all city like today. 11 We. went to Catalina Island and rode the glass bottom boat. We went to the amusement Park at Long Beach. I remember how I screamed when we rode the roller coaster out over the ocean. We went to Ti Juana to see the bull fights. The arena then was a beautiful log structure." When Edna finished her nurses training she worked at Dulce, then at Towaoc then at the Taylor Hospital in Ignac1o. Min.~le Cloud and I were some of the first one hired there. We cleaned and cleaned the building and made towels and baby clothes until it was opened. Soon afterward Edna married Cassimero Baker. They had two sons· Archie and Dusty. When the army started building up Ft. Carson Cassie and Edna moved to Colorado Springs and Cassie worked on construction projects on the base. During the War Edna was a welder in an airplane factory operated by Universal Electric at Colorado Springs. She enjoyed +he work very much. Finally~ she and her boys came back to Ignacio and she worked in the Taylor Hospital until it closed in 1955. · 11 Even when we moved back to Ignacio, I sent my boys to the public school because I wanted them to learn to get along with all kinds of people. 11 · After the Taylor Hospital closed Edna worked for hospitals in Denver and in Colorado Springs for a "while, th~n she re.turned to Durango where she •Worked at Mercy and Community Hospitals -until she retired. 11 I always liked my work in the hospitals. Such nice people to work with. It was a new world e~ry week·. We were always in training or going �to nurse's workshops and conventions and having dinners. I worked side by side with all kinds including foreign students and trainees. I really miss it. But I still have many friends in Durango and Colorado Springs --~ whom I visit whenever I can. 11 . .Archi-e worked harc¼nd went through training for ai.:to mechanics. He worked for several years in California and now lives in Durango. Dusty has had mechanics training and also training as an X-ray technician in the hospital. He was working in the Durango ~ospitals until ~he opportunity to apply a_s manager of the new Shell_ Station opened up. When he got the job, he and E~a moved back to Ignacio.• · After being gone so long it see□ s a little strange to be back in this area But Edna has quite a few relatives here and just as she has I!lade new iriends wherever sha has lived, she will surely be able to do the same here again. We wish her and her children the best of good fortune and wish to welcome her back to Ignacio. Shelby Smith Saving face: The four. year-old was fascinated with his grandfather's false teeth. After staring transfixed while they were re• moved, for brushing and replaced, he asked to have the process repeated. The obliging grandfather did it several times for the youngster, then asked, "Now what?" The child's eyes shifted momentarily and he said, "Take off your nose." . . ; ... ~,~ ... ... ~ ~,~ l•m at the age -now where au the phone numbers in my little blacli: book are of doctors. WELCOHE TO OUR Thanksgiving Social! Date . Where : When . How · - November 21 , 1 97 5 Cmm.munity Center .. 12:00 noon • Po·t Luck · (We will serve turkey and ham as the main dishes.) Allison-Arboles - Please bring main dishes (casseroles, etc.) Town of Ignacio - Please bring desserts Rural areas near Ignacio and northwest of Ignacio - Please bring salads and vegetables SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICER IN IGNACIO NOV. 19 On November 19 at 9:30 in the morning a representative from the Durango Social Security Office will be at the SUCAP Otfice just north of the SHur-Valu grocery store here in Ignacio to supply information or answer questions about social security, social security disability, ssr, an9, Medicare.· If you need a ride to come in to see this person call the ComI!.Lunity Service Center at 563-4561. The next scheduled visit is December 17 at 9:3Q a.m. JOBS FOR PEOPLE OVER 60 If SUCAP 1s able to obtain a grant to operate a Foster Grandparents Pr o j ect i n the Ignaci o and Reservation area, there will be job openings f or several residents(men and/or women) 60 or older. 11 Foster Grandyarent s" will wor k 4 hours per day , f ive days. per we ek with infants and/or young children who can benefit by the extra attention and love an older person can provide. Those uersons hired will work in the Ignacio Children's Center. If you can use some extra money and enjoy children, Keep this opportunity in mind. As soon as the pro ject is ready to begin notice will be ginen in this newsletter and i n the Drum. �. JACK FROST, SR. for ~. :t> Jack Frost Sr. has been appoint ed to t he Tribal Credit Committee a 3 year t erm. He repl aces Carl Baker in t his position. Wor d was r eceived by friends in September that Hr . and ::-!r s . Joe D. Austin of Toas , New ;,-~e:;..i:i co had lost a son . A few weeks l ater i•.a-. Aus tin passed away al so . The Austins lived in Ignacio for seven years where he wa s employed by the Souther n Ute Tr ibe . When he· rE?tired the y moved back to Toas . Ami gos en Ignacio del se½or y seriora J oe D. Austin de Teas reci bieron n0ticia que se les habia muer to un hijo ah l os Aust i ns . Varias semanas despues mur io el senor .i'msttn tar:tbi en. Los senores Austins vi viron en Ignaci o por si ete artos . El estaba e~pleado con el Southern Ute Tr ibe y despues se fueron a vi vir a Toas, !~ew Hexico. Beatrice Pacheco from Waiai~ae, Hawaii, w~s here to attend the f uneral of her brother Orlando Atencio on Sa t urday November the 1st. She als o visited with 1-:r. & Mrs. C.F. Pacheco before leaving for home Tuesday November 4th. . "Stand bock, Haro/a, 1',,e dttided to ~ Humoro·us bent: The teacher ask.. ed J ohnny if the world was round. He answered "No." " Is it flat?" "No." "If it isn't r ound and it isn't flat, what is it?" "Daddy says it's crooked." - QUOTE tlleu:hole living room." Mrs. Charlotte Jones has been visiting 1n Denver with Mrs. Jackie Rae and family. Hrs. Jones will return home this week-end • . ,,.,,, ,,.._,, La senora Charlotte J ones .,..,, esta en Denver vesitando ah su hija la senora . Ja·c kie Rae y :familia. La senora Jones regresa en esta semana a su casa. Utah. Visiting with t1rs. Maria L. Manzanares was her son Joe from Dragerton He returned home on Monday. Vesitando con la sen'ora Maria Luz Manzanares fue su hijo Jose quien vive en Dragerton, Utah. El se~or Manzanares regreso a su casa el lunes. Miss Vinessa Baily became the bride of Delfin Martinez, Saturday Novem: the 8. The groom 1s a grandson of Mr. ·& Mrs. Manuel Candelaria of Arboles. fl/I/ La senorita Vinessa Baily se caso con gl senor Delfin Martinez, el dia ocho de novembre. El novio es •fiieto del senor y senora Manuel Candelaria de Arboles, Colorado. · · �POLITICAL PROCEDURES WORKSHOP . 'At the request of Elinor McKenna chairuerson of the Third Con~ gre$s:t,qnal District_ Cammi ttee of the Democratic Party, the Tribe will conduct~ workshop in the Co1?1I!IUnity Center to educate Tribal members in political procedures. This will include instructions regarding ¥articipat1on in grass roots caucuses up to the National Conventions his work shop will ·be h~Jd on December 11, 1975. For further infor;ation you may get in touch with Chris Baker. Mr. &. Virs. Loal Burbridge (Marty) from Telluride, Colorado, visited grandma Louisa Hartig. last week. Another granddaughter of Louisa 1 s,Harshar Marty's twin sister became the bride of John Johanson from Denver on November 10tho Grandma was unable to attend the wedding. Senor y senora Loal Burbridge (Harty) de 'I'ellllride , Col orado visitero!l con su abuela Louisa iiartig la s emana pasada. 0tra ~ieta de la s errora Hart ig 0.'..arsha) se caso con John Johanson de Denver .el dia 1O de noviembre. La abuela no pudo atendar. · Welcome to Ignacio to Mr. &·Mrs. Gary Mykytuck,-they moved and have bought the house that belonged to Hr. John Sams on Pioneer Avenue. They came here from Bayfield. Bienvenidos al sehor y seifora Gary Mykytuck ah Igna~io. Ellos se an mudado ah la casa que era de el sen'or John Sams en la avenida pioneerc Vieneron aqui de Bayfield. ,.Thank goodne,s! We u:on't be hearing from tliis one anymore .. . it aoys, •This is your las, not ice.' " Visiting Mr. & Mrs. c. s. Silva and family this passed weekend was their daughter and family Mr. a Mrs. Steve Perea and daughters Angela, Becky and Carol from Delta, Colorado. Visitando al Sen~r ~ Sen:6ra c. s. Silva y familia en el fin de semana fue su hija y fa:milia Senor y Senol'a Steve Pera y hijas Angela, Beckey Y Carol de Delta, Colorado. Mr. and :H rs. Callisto Luchini traveled to Albuquerque, New Mexico to visit their daughter and family Nr. and Mrs. John Carlson. Senor y Senora Callisto Luchini f~ron ah Albuquerque Nuebo Mexico a visitar a su hija y familia Senor y Senora Jolm Carlson. • : l ,,• • , • • • • • t • �TRIBAL COUNCIL ELECTION out of a field of able candidates Joe Mestas was elected and.Chris Baker was re-elected to serve on the Tribal Council. Cnngratulatio~s to both of these men. Both of them have a lot of experie1;ce and good ideas to offer the Tribe in this office. We also wish to compliment the other Tribal members who ran for these offices. The best way to assure go~d council members is for many well qualified candidates to run for office. I ,I.. . (rv to' guess who this is for ..." "h's hard to believe you've never pui up wallpaper before." • On October 28th, at noon a group of senior citizens enjoyed a dinner at Pino-Nuche. Those attending were: James Baker, Joseph Weaver~ Flora Rabbit, Frank Archuleta, Ruby Cloud, Viola Lipscomb, Ella Flack, Virginia Russell, Sally Capell, Joe & Toni McDaniel, George Hams, Shelby Smith and Liva Pacheco. El dia 28 de Octobre a medio dia un grupo de cuidadano majores tomaron una comida en el Pino-Nuche. Los que fueron heran: James Baker, Joseph Weaver~ Flora Rabbit, Frank Archuleta, Ruby Cloud, Viola Lipscomb, Ella Flack, Virginia Russell, Sally Capell, Joe & Toni McDaniel, George Hams, Shelby Smith and Liva Pacheco. Los amistades de la seKora Daisy Kerns se sienten contentos al saber que la seftora Kerns ah recoperado muy bien de la operacion de su ojo derecho. La se'l'lora Davidena Flack, hermana de la sen'ora Kerns, se estubo con ella por una semana mientras que recoperava bien. Visiting Mr. & Mrs. E.J. Lipscomb and Mr. George Hams is Mrs. Marie Menouid, from Hagerman, New Mexico. · Vesitando a el se~or y senora E.J. Lipscomb y Se£'.'or George Hams es la seti'ora Marie Menouid de Hagerman, New Mexico. �Chris Baker to 1:lashington On November 18,1975', Chris Baker will attend a meeting of the National Indian Head Start Advisory Board in Washington D.c. A tra~ning seminar will be provided to those Board members who attend. SYl•iPATHY TO Atencio--Vigil family Paul Harris--family ·Gallegos-- Valencia family Narquez-:- family Rainwater-- family Pinckert-- family GET WELL Alice Romero Artie Carl Lawrence Shock Jeanette Baker Anselmo l1artinez Alden Weaver Shelia Martinez Ronald Bodine Wilford Watts "I sold all my steers. Now I'm ready lo make a payment on my feed loan." Ruth Snool: David i-fa.rtin Wilford Hatts Carol Ueaver Carrie Brown Dorise Scott Claude Harmon Lorraine Valq.ez "I do"'t like the way our vaauion u starting ~ut!" Mrs. Lucy Duran attended a teacher-parent meeting at Adam State College in Alamosa. She returned home Sunday evening, bringing home two awards. One for attending the fartherst and the other for having had the most students attend and graduating from Adams State College. Congratulations to the Duran familyo Joe T,t.ee was in Denver for a few days on business •. El senor Joe Tree fue ah Denver a un vieje de negacio. Mrs. Louisa Quintana from Allison has been staying with her son and family, Mr. & Mrs. Arcenio Quintana in Dulce, New Mexico, while recuperating from phlebitis that she developed on the s~me ankle that she broke about four months ago. Hope she feels better soon. • La se~ra Louisa Quintana de Allison se ah estado con su hijo y familia senor y senora Arsine Quintana de Dulce, New Mexico. Ella esta recobrando de phlebitis en el mismo tobillo que se quebro como cuatro meses pasadoso ,..,.. - �Tribal Leaders Attend Portland Conference The National Conference of American Indians -is meeting this week in Portland,Oregon. Southern Ute Tribal leaders attending include Leonard Burch, Thelma Kuebler, Eddie Box,Sr., Erwin Taylor, Arlene Hillich, Guy Pinnecoose and Frank Maynes . Representing SUCAP are Donna Young and Eugene Naranjo. Enjoying a trip to Farmington were: Nettie UncaSam, Caroline Girard, John & Cleo Chavez, Louisa Hartig, Sunshine Smith, Ruby Haily, Belle Cuthair, Shelby Smith and Har garet Silva. The group had a delicious lunch at the China Restaurant then shopped at K- Nart and the Palr.ier Plaza. Friends of Mrs. Vida Ritter, J.v..r . &: Mrs. Paul Crawford from Durango spent the afternoon visiting with her. Mr. Crawford as a young boy spent many a summer days at the Paul Ritters farm • . Amistades de la seffora Vida Ritter, el senor y se~ora ?able Crawtord de Durango. pasaron el despues de medic dia vesitando con ella. El senor Crawford cuando hera joven paso varies dias durante el Verano en el rancho de los Ritters. Daisy Kerns Carmen Cordova Sally Martinez Florence Self BIRTHDAJS Glen Kimbell Dawn Denise Garcia Ella.Flack Tom Wiseman A small town is where it'-s ~~ :s~~ner done 'than said. La sltrora Beatrice Pacheco de Waianae, Hawaii vino ah attnder el funeral de su hermano Orlando Atencio. Tambien ella visito con el senor y se~ora C.F. Pacheco y familia antes de regresar ~ su casa el martes dia cuatro de ~oviembre • . A bridal shower was_held for LuJean Marquez, Sunday afternoon at the Allison Presbyterian church annex. About 30 friends and neighbors were present and she recieved oany pretty and us.eful gifts. The comm.mi ty gift was an electric blanket. LuJean will become the bride of Henry Espinosa fr~m Pagosa Springs sot1etime in the near future. Un bridal shower tomo lugar en Allison el domingo en la tarde en honor de la seii'orita LuJean Marquez. Acerca de 30 vecinos y amigos atenderan y ella recibo muches regales muy bonitos y usables. El regale de la comunidad fue una cobija de elictricedad. LuJean se casara con Henry Espinosa de Pagosa Springs, Colorado. We had a little Chihuahua dog we called "Baby." One day when I was grocery shopping with my son, who was then quite -small, he was standing down at one end of a long aisle and I was at the other end when he called to me in a very loud voice - "Mother don't forget the dog food for Baby." . As everyone looked, I was wishing there was a hole I 1:h_at's the_ tonic!_ A prim old lady was given her ·first mar- ~m. ~he s1pped it, then said puzzled "How odd r It t t Just li~e the medicine my hu;band ha~ been ta.Jd~a fo:Sthes last thirty years!': · o e could cra.wl into. Tired old excuse: "I sincerely hope," said the new :minister a~ter his first • sermon " that I said nothing to offend your husband. I noticed that he walked ' out in the middle of my sermon." : · "Oh" laughed the woman, "you mustn't pay attention to him. He's been w~g in his sleep since he was a child!", · �r .. Nr. and Hrs. Joe G. Valdez from Lancaster, California were here visiting Valdez's brothers and sisters. They returned hone a week ago. ?{r . / ,··1 El Sr." y Sra. Jose 11 Gabriel 11 Valdez vinieron de pasello a Ignacio a vesitar a hermanos y hermanas del Sr . Valdez. Regresaron a su casa la semana pasada . Mr. and Mrs. Louie Norris spent several days in Albuquerque, N. :t-:exico . TheY, visisted wtth their grandson Gary Patrick who is attending school there. Sr. y Sra. Luis 1~:orris pasaron varies dias en Albuquerque , N. Nexico , visitaron a su n'ieto Gary Patrick quien esta attendiendo escuela en la misma cuida de Albuquerque. Enjoying a mexican dinne!'_at El Amigo were the Karl Hauerts, Vida Ri tter Shelby Smith, Liva Pacheco and Hargaret Silva. Desfruitando de una comida mexican en el restaur ~nt del Amigo fueron . el Sr. y Sra . Karl Hauerts, La Sra . Vida Ritter, Shelby Smith, Liva Pacheco y Margaret Silva. Visiting Hrs. Vida Ritter last week was Hrs. Gladys Dickey from Durango. Vesitando a la Sra . Vida Ritter fue la Sra . Qladys Dickey de Durango . \ ' . ~ t• •• • ' sf -) = ·/ X \! ' ~:- - . ~ . ~ _,).-., 'd 1ij[ t l]~ ~ . lJ c1LJ.-. ,· . . ... startN to make a little girl, but -'re.fresh out of mice.~•- - "If they make 'JAWS PART 2,' it'll give your mother , , · · . .- •. chance to break infO movies.". ---·-·. · r ~, u . • ......'. , �9 . Vida Ritter had Rev . Wilfred Goecke and Rev. Ira Hobbs, . who a)re v:!. siti ng in this' area and :Mrs. Pat Dickey and Mrs. Shirley Waters as luhch -guests ori fuesday November 11. . · El martes Novembre 11, la Senora Vida Ritter servio una comida para dos revendos que andan di paseo en esta area, Rtv. Wilfred Goecke y Ira Hobbs y tambien para la Senora Pat Dickey y la Senora Shirley Waters. Hr. and l'u>s. L. E. Wiseman were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wiseman to celebrate Tom's birthday on November 4th. ~1 Senor.,.7 Senora L.E. Wis 7man fueron envitados a una comi}l.a en casa_.J.e su hiJo el Senor y Senora Tom Wiseman para celebrar los compleanos del Senor Tom el dia 4 de noviembre. Glad to know Mrs. Daisy Kerns has recovered well from her right eye surgery. Mrs. Davidena Flack .from Montrose, spent a week nursing and keeping '.h-er sister company while recovel'ing. · - AFI'"ER WASHl!I.C my kitchen Aoor, I told my two- carold daughter not to walk on it because it i.·as wer ): 1 a ~!~ s~ort while I _foW1d _her walking across th~ ~till u J! oor a nd rccci~·ed this explanation: It s O.K. Mommy, I put my rubbers on." had just put his threeyear-old to bed when the child asked for a drink of water. "WIii you take it in a paper cup?" he was ask~I. "Anything, Daddy,'' said the youngst~r cheerfully, ••just so it has something around it!" THE LONG-SUFFERING FATHI:R ~ r/~~i I=~- =-==! ~ ~Cr- .. ~I -·.• . . . _ ···- . -.- ..II I ever slop hating boys, Joey's the one I'll stop hating first." :::---..._ ~ ":,,,./ La Senora Lucia Duran attendio uns junta de maestros y estudiantes en el collegio de Adam en Ala mosa. La Senora Duran regreso a su casa el domingo en la tarde y con ella se trajo dos premios, el primero por ser la que fue de mas lejano....distancia, y el otro por ser la persona que tubo mas hijos que gradados de el colegio de Adam State. Felicitaciones a la familia Duran 1 s Mrs. Margaret Rodriquez from Santa Fe, New Mexico, was here for the week-end taking her grandmother Mrs. Celina Salazar back ~Tith her to spend a couple of weeks with relatives. La ·Se~ora Margaret Rodriquez de Santa Fe,1, New Mexico estubo aqui este cabo de semana. _ Ella se llebo a su abuelita la senora Celina Salazar de regreso ah pasar una temporada con sus parientes. On October the 28th, Sally Martinez and Claudette Gilbert took a group of Senior Citizens to Francisco's in Durango for dinner and dancing. Those enjoying the evening out were: Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Smith, Hr. & Mrs. c.D. Cruz Mr. Joe Zeida ~!rs. Louis Harrisj Mrs. Stella Brimhall, Mr. Everett Evans, M r. and Mrs. Juan Gallegos and Hr. oe Lucero. El dia 28 de octobre la Sally Martinez y Claudette Gilbert llebaron un grupo de cuidadanos majores ah una comida y baile en el restaurante de Franciscos en Durango. Los que fueron eran el Sr. y Sra. Ernest Smith, Sr • . y Sra. C.D. Cruz, Sr. y Sra. Juan Gallegos, Jose Zaida, Louis Harris, Stella Brimhall, Everett Evans y Jose Lucero • . .. .... . . .1 �/o Nr·. · and 1,·1rs. Ben Cordova were in route to Denver to the Fresbysterian hospital, ·on the~ir way they stopped in Vail to spend the night with J.~. and Hrs. ··,{illard Reider and f a!"!lily. I-Text day the Cordova I s and Reider I s drove to Denver where Ben and Willard were admitted to the Presbysterian hospital. 4en had several different - test.s and medications, he has returned ho□e feeling ,ome better. Willard had back surgery for a raptured disic last Wednesday, he is doing well and expects to get back home in a few days. We wish Hr~ Reider a speedy recovery. El Sr. y Sra. Ben Cordova iban en ruta para el hospital Presbyteriano en Denver, y llegaron a pasar la noche a casa el Sr. y Sra. Willard Reider y familia en Vail, Colorado. El dia siguente se fueron los Cordovas y Reiders a Denver en donde fueron admitidos al hospital. El Sr. Cordova fue porexamens·y medicamientoSy resgresaron a su casa el domingo. en la noche. El Sr. Reider fue operado _el miercoles de un gueso re\!-entado del espinaso, para cuando los Cordovas se ,Qinieron ya el seffor Reider se sinti~ mejor. Le des·ea:.nos que recopere i)ront~. CONGRATULATIONS TO Nr. and Mrs. Delbert Cuthair. on their ne·w baby girl. It might be said that a wedding ring is a sort of toiwniquet which is worn on a girl's left h.and to stop h~r_?irc.u.lation.. Why be in a h·urry? There's a perfectly good day coming tomorrow that hasn't even been touched. "But Mrs. Katzmeyer, you're never going to learn to drive in traffic ' . . · • . . .· .. . ;· ...· .. if you d or11't try 1·t" .. . ~ Mr. and Mrs. James Faley, Mrs, Louise Eelum, and Mrs . Amelia Folks from Durango, all sisters of Mary Swanem~ from Allison visited her Sunday. La Se.frora Mary Swanemyr fue visitada por sus tres hermanas de Dur ango el domingo, Seft"or y Settr>ra James Faley Seoora Louise Eelum y Senora Amelia Falks. u - . . When "Truth or :consequences" emcee Bob Barker. asked ~ contestant who was retired how he wa~ spending his spare time, the man replied: . · "I have joined the Honeydew Club." · · _ Barker commented that he'd never heard of the club and the contestant said: · · "Oh, that's the one where your wife says, 'Honey, do this,' and 'Honey, do that.'" .. 0 •• - · . ·• • .· , •• · • · � 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: November 1975 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. 1975-11 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Smith, Shelby Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Ignacio Senior Center