https://voicesofignacio.cvlcollections.org/files/original/163d224766646fda194da7d112a761a7.pdf b41592e728b70a789b62a5e9c18553ed PDF Text Text --- ---=. ' - - -- - J . .~ - I l) �.TOE LUCERO .. I Joe Lucero was born July 17, 1908 at the family homestead on the Pine River near Blanco, Hew Mexico. He is the oldest son of Silvano. c1..nd Tomasita Lucero. There were five other children, two sisters, ~osephina and Macedonia, and three brothers, Silvano, Rubel and Benito. Joe be:i'.ng the oldest son helped his father on their 640 acre ranch. They had dry land on the mesa and a section on the river bottom. Part was used for crops and part for running cattle and sheep. Most of the time Joe was needed on the farm at home. Occasionally, he hired out to Walter Rey for hoeing beans and other farm jobs up near Allison. 1 Joe decided before he got too old, he better get himself a wife . 1 There was a girl back home in Martin Plaza, N. M. who:n he had known when / __, he was a boy. Joe a.nd Susana Martinez were neighbors. t:fuen Joe we:i;it home' Susana was· 14. They courted for two years, then decided when Susana ,;,ras 16 it was time to get married. Joe wanted a young wife, not a old one. They , married in Los Martinez N.M. and stayed at his father's ranch. Four of their seven children were born there: Irene, Fred, Mary Delice and Raymond. Joe and Susana brought their.children by horse and wagon to Horner, Colo-;;, south of Allison and leased 80 acres. While there Mary Lou, Benstina and. Susie were born. Six of the children are still alive. Five are in the Ignacio area and one in Chicago. Raymond was in the Air Force and died in• Denver in 1957. Joe worked his own ranch and hired out to others in the area·. He worked for .Toe Shank for three summers, for Barney Leone for 9 summers. The family did ,most of -its shopping in Rosa, Joe 1 s la_st years of ranching were with Vernon Young, then with !1ike Faverino. When Susana ) died in 1967, they had been married 41 years. . Joe and his daughter Suzie took a trip to Chicago to visit his dau·ghter ~..ary Lou. They spent about a month sight-seeing. On Dec. 12, 1974 Jos took another trip to Chicago. This trip wasn't too pleasant, for Joe had suffered a heart attack and spent 27 days in the hospital. In March 1975 Joe bought a trailer and moved it to Ignacio where he co11ld be closer to his children. Joe's father is still living, a spry 90 years of age. He was still farming up to five years ago when he sold an 80 acre ranch at Oxford. Silvano now lives with his daughter Josephina in Gem Village6 Joe at 68 is still helping his neighb~rs farm. He's over at Tom Gallegos today separating cows. Claudette Gilbert WELCOME TO OUR THANKSGIVING SOCIAL DATE: Friday, Nov. 19, 1976 WHERE~ Community Center WHEN: 12:00 noon HOW: Pot Luck Main Dish: Turkey and Dressing and all the trimmings ., Allison-Arboles Town of Ignacio - Please bring salads and vegetables Please bring main dishes Rural a:i•eas NW & near Ignacio - Please bring desserts ) �.3 Get Well Wishes Sanen Prontol Francis Buck Alfonso Atencio Dirk Ross Franklin Carel Ruth Rowse .Joe Silva Ethel Canterberry Rafael Lopez Alberta Perry Lula Watts _ Andres Duran Nina Stiles Elizabeth Mendenhall Ruth Snook Jobn F. Lucero Jose Granillo Congratulations to Mr. and M:rs. Chris Cholas on their new baby girl • . / Happy Birthday Feliz Curnpleanos Carmen Cordova Florence Selph Tom Wiseman Manuel Candelaria Vida Ritter Daisy Kerns Dawn Garcia Sally Martinez Mrs. Flack Annette Reddick Friendship Circle held their regular meeting in the Presbyterian Annex on Wednesday afternoon November 1st. Twelve members in attendance participated in the Bible Study, Chapter 9 of the Book of Romans with with Mrs. Paula Witt •in charge. Invitation. was read from the Allison 11illing Workers . to attend their annual fall luncheon and Silent Auction (Hobby Corner) on articles made by the members during the year. There is always plenty of good food and the auction creates a lot of fun. The Friendship Circle will join with the Bayfield Women latter p2rt of November for the ann~al Thanksgiving or Thankoffering Service. Report given by the Sewing Chairman, Dorothy Olbert1 that the Bibs .made by the members and sweaters donated had been delivered to ~ventide. Audrey Ellison mentioned of the cake baked for the wedding at the Home recently. Refreshm.ents were served by Heinie Gardner. . Doce·personas ~tenderort el Friendship Circle en su junta regular de ~est~dio Bioleco del capitilo nueue del libra Romano con la Sen'ora Paula Witt en cargo. El Friendship Circle se juntara con las mujers ne Bayfield. en la ultima parte de Novembre para la junta annual del dia de graciae ,.J - ·, :- . . ~ ~!Jl~t!i;> rs,o~~f~ ·'l.., V £ TERINART~ll I . .· . -r8 . :·••·•-·-....• _< . ;!."' ·r<t,.~, j. • ~~ . , • • . .... ·- ... ··~ ·- . y~ • - .......... -·_ ~"Let know · aga.m. · " .... _ ...me , ___ . __ __"'hen .,.,-._ _scl 1001. begms . ._L .. '· .t(. ~, :•oon'_t try .• • to-- be smart!" · p - : • - ~ p ~ -. ' ---~.........:'"? ~ -A ~ • �~ ' Thirteen members answered roll -call on. their .assigned topics wh ·3n th'.e • . Pah-Chu-Chu-·wa met for their regular meeting in the Hen's Club Building on Monday evening, lfovember 8th. President Sheryl Mayfield presided at the business meeting. Ruby Hailey presepted a program on Americanism~ .. stressing the use of the American flag, etc. She urged everyone to display the flag on Armistice Day, November 11th. A silent auction was held on articles brought by each member - this netted the treasurery a good sum. Delicious refreshments were served by Ella Flack and Heinie Gardner. Several folks in Ignacio have been ill but · are improving namely Mrs.• Eda Hauert, Mrs. Ruth Snooks and Mrs. Wa.J,ter .Carlson •. .Trust they will soon be good a~ new. · Varias personas en Ignacio has estado enfermos. La Senora Eda Hauert, la Senora Walter Carlson y la Senora Ruth Snooks. Esperamas que sanen pronto. The .Annual Harvest Supper was held in Allison on October 30th, food was delicious as usual. Those in attends.nee had the privilege to meet many of the candid~tes who were running for office. La comida que dan todos los anos en Allison el dia 30 de Octubre estuvo muy delicioso como siempre. Los que atenderon tuveron el privilegio de encontar muchos de los candiadatos que estaban corriendo por oficina • . .... •.. .:...:.. : · .. -·-- .:.. . tJt. ~ ~,~ ~ . ·,~, ~~ -·.--.-· ": '--.~ ~ ~ M :· . ~ -, ~h . : ~ . ~~ . . . I'~~:~· ~~ tl") 1 .-. 1 t \ - .,....... . "Pssst boss. I ·guess th~ is not a good time to ~sk .. , for a raise, . h. uh?'' .. I - - - -. 1 - • ,I • - . .. -••· ._,.,., w • .. ' "I'm sure you've· shaken all th~ -~;u;bs from tbe ,~ tablecloth, Harry. Sit -down az;id let's finish •the. picnic: • ·, · -· ,_. . . . _________ __ _ - ... ·.:· ,<cf:! Emma Pinckert is expecting her children home for.the holidays. Charlotte 1 who is majoring in Special Education at the University of Northern c.;olorado , will be home for' thanksgiving. Chuck, who is ·a jet ·· mechanic stationed in Holland, will be home December 27th. After . visitin g his mother, Chuck will be stationed at •Hill Field Air Force Base at Ogden, Utah. . La Seil'ora Emma Pinckert esta esperando ah su familia para los dia de fiestas. La Se1'i'orita Charlotte que esta.espe cialidad en- special educacion en el UniYersidad de Nor t hern Colorado, vine para el dia de gracia. El Senor Chuck que es Hechanico de avian esta estacionado en Holland, espera estar en su casa eI dia 27 de decembre. Despues de visitar con su madre el Senor Chuck luego estara estacionad~ en el Hill Field Air Force Base en Ogden, Utah. J �~ IQ ' In October, Fern Thierry and 1-frs. Francis Thierry took a five day trip to Roosevelt and Vernal, Utah. Fern visited her daughter and son- in-law and family Mr. and Mrs. Marvin P.ibson . Francis visited her son Jerry Cunduff. · They took a · side trip on the way home through Veil and Leadville, Colorado. ~ They spent the night in Saguache . Fern Thierry spent the weekend at her son's George Cage and family in Chama, trew ll.exico. En Octubre las Senoras Ferny Francis Thierry tomaron cinco dias de vaccion para Roosevelt y Vernal, Utah. La Senora Fern visito con su hija y familia el Senor y Senora Harvin Gibson. La Senora Francis visito con su hijo Jerry Cunduff . En el regreso tomaron la routa :por Veil y Leasville, Colorado, pasaron la noche en Saguache . La Senora Fern Thierry paso el fin de semana con su hija George Cagey familia en Chama, New Mexico . James Kennedy needs cards and letters in Wyoming. ¥.1.T . Kennedy from the area is now in Nursing home in New Castle, Wyoming . His daughter says he's very lonesome the:re and would appricate it if his friends would s end him cards or letters. His address is - James H. Kennedy, Heston Manor, New Castle, Wyoming 82701 . Mrs. Olive Dillon returned recently from a three week vacation in Arizona vistting Marble Canyon, daughter and faoily in Leupp and a gaanddaughter and f amily in Phoenix . Temperature was still around 85 degrees. La Senora Olive Dillon regreso ha su casa despues de tres semanas de vaccion en Arizona donde visito Harble Canyon, ah su hija y familia en Leupp y una nieta y familia en Phoenix • . ) ... . - ·- ·· - .:J• .. . "B_een talking to the plants again, Martha?" , :•J ~hlrik I m~y haye :a _S<:>lution........ to.bo~h your problems." . . . . , :.) . .. . - ·- . "' ..'. . : ~·:- _: ____,,-~1__.. .··-~· --,. ~ · Kirby Smith visited his brother Shelby and his mother Hrs. Carl Smith here in the Florida Valley lastweek. Kirby is a career marine stationed at Sa? Diego . He p;cked. up a pair of -boots ordered from Larry Smith and visited friends in Ignacio . The country here is very beautiful according to Kirby but too cold! ' ~ ' El. Senor ~a:rby Smith hermano del Senor Shelby Smith y hi j O de la Senora Carl Snu.th visito con ellos la semana pasada4el Senor Kirby esta estaccionado en San Diego con los Marines. Le gusto' muy bien el pi~z pero esta muy .frio nar a el . __) _ · Gennevive Gunn spent a few d?-ys in Farmington visiting her dati .o-hter Wilma Kennedy. She ·enjoyed the warm weather in Farmington . i ·t La Senora Gennevive G Kennedy en Farmington . enn v si o unos dias con su hija la Senora Wilma 0 __ ______ ---- ,. �'l. Mr. and Hrs. C. S. Silva's daughter Ka.thy Newberry (Silva) and he!' husband Ralph l~ewberry were here visiting them for two days· last week. They left on Nove~ber 2n~ for Hasting, Flordia where they have mede their home, and Ralph 1s stationed there as a Heli.c.opter Pilot to spray crops. . · Kathy (Silva) Newberry hija· del Serior y serr'ora c. S. Silva y su rnarido ) Ralph Newberry visitaron por dos dia::.!..s la semana.pasada con la familia Silva. En No!embre~2 se,._..fue~on para Hasting, F~orida donde esperan que seya su dom~cila. ~l Senor Newberry esta estac1onada hay donde el es pileto de Helicopter. . Mrs~ Audrey Ellison has been appointed Chai rman of the dr ive for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in the · area of Ignaci o . Members of the 4H Club distributed the following notices to all of the homes in I gr.:acio . "The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in Denver , Colorado are a sking the assistance in communities all over the state to hel-p ·i n a fund raisi ng campaign. There are not enough funds acquir ed from joint fund raising activities to pay for the research necessar y to prolong the l i fe of those · having the disease. Cystic Fibrosis is a lung damaging and gastrointertiona;L disease and is a leading cause of death i n children . Your con tributions will go into research for other lung diseases in,children also. Please read the information given you and a volunteer ~ill follow in the next ten days to ask for a contribution 11 • • La pr~sidenta del Cystic Fibrosis Fondation de esta area Gs la Sefi'ora Audrey Ellison. El Cystic Fibrosis Fondation en De~ver esta pudiando assistancia por todo el estado para auyde· en una compano para combitir esta emfernadad que efecta los Bofes, lea vsted la enformacion que dentro .de diez dias andaron.buscando contribucion. ....... -.• - -::- ' :.--1 -~~ ~r' . /j ,, ~ :,-., ' -( \ ' ' , ~.,;; .,.,,, ~ ~ . ~ -- ."The recip~ says a pinch of spice. I thought it -said .......· .. - :. a _'pound."'. . =·---•- -. · ,- Doris and Charles Hunter traveled to Grants, New Mexico last weekend to vlsit in the home of their son, .Donald and -his wife Jewell. Donald is a Mechanic in Grants. Their daughter. Fay and her Husband Steve ifaribal also 11ve in Gra!lts. Steve is employed ·oy United Nuclear. The Hunters hac beautiful weather for their ·whole trip. El Se~or y Seffora Charles Hunter visitaron con su hijo y farnilia en ·o rants, New He:-:.ico; su hijo Donald es Mechanico hay. El Senor y Senora Steve Maribal tcunbien viven en Grants, la Seilora Haribal es hija de los Hunters. El Senor l.fa.ribal esta empleado con el United Nuclear. �7 • Congr atulations Best wishes to Guy P1nneco6 se and John Baker, Sr., winners of the latest tribal Council election. John and Guy will serve two year terms. Felicitaciones1 . Le deciamos buena suerte al Seifer Guy Pinneccose y al SefiSr John Baker Sr. que han ganado en el Con cilio 1e l a triba ute.los dos Senoras tienen que s ervir dos anos en el puesto. · r-... · ~ Liva Pacheco is presently in Hawaii visiting Bobby and Beatrice and her grandchildren. Teddy and Mary Pacheco from Grand Junction and Tina also went. Since the beach is only 2 blocks from Bobby's house, Liva has probably b~en we~ring her bikini most of the time. La Senora Liva Pacheco y su hija Tina y su hijo Teddy y esposa fueron de visita par el estado de Hawaii. Pasaron dos semanas visitando con su hijo Roberto y familia~ La Senora Pacheco ha aprovechado todo el tiemno que tiene en la playa.· • • ' -,\ \ ' . - - -· ~ - - ..,. ...... . •. • •. . • . ...._ L - · v, . .• ~=====~ ( -!-..---..,..,..,_ - I . '. • .. . c:c::;!.--::;=~- . . ..~ ,, . . I, 1· i I ' ';J ,t ~ ,! i .. ' > ~~~ ~ "Mother will be here soon. · I hop·e you've found -a -., . suitable frame for- - her · ,... ..• .. --- - - -.. .:-. photo." .. ... • . .-JS,,~ "Soni:e -of the other guests don't find your -little joke -~.-~ ..•. - all ·that_-¥11-u~!~g.''.. _ ....,-, ., ::· Donny and Kayteen Boli nger recent ly visited Las Vegas for a holiday. While there t hey saw the Li do Revie·w, a spectacular production of music and dancing. Bernice Mooney, Ka yteen 1 s mother,- also went. They met Kayteens sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs . J a ck Hinson frcm California.· The Bolinger 1 s visited Zion National Park where Be rni ce received her Golden Age Passport to visit all the Nattonal Park at no charge . El Se~or y Sefi'ora Donny Bolinger visitaron Las Vegas, Nevada. Durante el tiempo que estuveron hay vieron Lido Review una produccion muy espectacula de :musica y baile. La Senora Bernice Hooney, madre de la Se?lora KayteeQ_ '>..mbien fue con ellos en el viaj e. Hay se encontaron con el Seiior y Senora '-.lack Hinson de California hermana de l a Kayteen . Los Senor 1 s Bolinger 1 s. · visitaron el Zion National Park, donde la se«ora Bernice r eei baio - su pa-ssaporte de oro para visitar todos los parkes nacional sin tener que pagar.' - - -·-----.- �1 - :Gift of Love What Is a Friend? What is a friend ? One with whom you can be yourself. With a frienrl, there is no need to act, no need to display your. ver-y best side, need even to guard your words. )'.ou need only be as you are. And if you act foolishly or speak stupidly, the friend ·understands, forgives; for that friend, too, has been foolish and stupid, at times. . . Laugh, then, with your friend; cry if 'you must; but above all, love your friend. After all, your friend must love you to be able to tolerate your faults ~d failip_!l;s. _ __ no T\vo neighboring far~d~s- were al\vays boasting lo each other about their crops. _ One 1.hty one of th,:m told his ~on-. --Go o.ver to Jake's am.I ask to borrow his crosscut saw. Tell him I want to ·: slice one of our w:ucrmek-,n:i.". · A while later the boyc,1mt"! back and reported. ·· s'orry. h e says he c,m ·t sp.ire it lill this afternoon. He' - only halfway through one of. his_cucumbers... · · . ·. . ··- ... "Mrs. Jones? About Your Birthday -Cake-Do You Want the Usual 2_9 Candles?" I think we give love whenever we make someone feel bette,about being themselves, regardless of how we do it. Self-esteem is one of the greatest of emotional: assets. When ,,..e help anyone to. raise his or her self-esteem we are. producing · arid giving a ''gift of love." If you reallv think o ld soldiers just fad; away, t~y getting into your World War II uniform. �. , Rev. Don Kraatz, new minister in the four. churches of the San Juan · Larger Parish, gave his first sermon in the Ignacio CQmmunity Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening, November 7th at 7:30 p. m. ~ · Rev Kraatz is a man of many years experience, came from St. Louis, Mo. 1 I He has purchased a home in the Florida area. He plans to hold services in all four churches every Sunday. Schedule as follows - Florida. 8:00 A.M.,Allison 9:30 A,M., Bayfield 11 :00 A.M. and Ignacio 7:30 P. M. . A fellowship coffee followed the worship service to get better acquainted with Rev. and Mrs. Kraatz. El Honasterio nuevo Don Kraatz de la parroquia mas grande de 8an Juan• dio su primer sermon en la iglesia Presbiteriana de Ignacio. El Monasterio Kraatz es un hombre de mucha experiencia en su corrida de Monasterio. El ha comprodo propiedad en la area del Florida. El piensa tener sus servicios todos los domingos donda principio en Florida ha las 8:00A. M. en Allison 9:30 A. M. en Bayfield 11 :oo A. M. yen Ignacio ha las 7:30 P. M. Cindy McClannahan will be home for thanksgiving. At present she is a Sophomor~ at Ft •. Collins majoring in Busine;_s. La Senorita Cindy McClannahan estara aqui en su casa para el dia de Gracia, a la presente esta en su seguando a~o en el colegio en Fort Colli.ns. ~ ·A man wa·s teaching his dog to play poker. When the neighlmrs remarked how smart the dog must be, the man .' said with a shrug, :'N'ot so smart. WheneYer he has a good; hand, he gi,·es.it away by w~gging hi.s tail:'.' ___ __.., .~J - ., - . .·-- .. ( ___________ ._.,,_. .,.. > "You can't fire me, Bradley! You have -t:;-r... ,. , " ..., ,. .. .. . , .SELL slaves." . . · • _Lucy Anisworth was here last week visiting her mother Mrs Louisa Hartig. ~ • La Senora Lucy Anisworth visito con su madre la Senora Louisa Hartig la semana pasada. Mrs. 'Vida Ritter was invited out for her birthday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dickey. La seiora Vida Ritter fue invitada nal dia de su santo ah una comida al la casa del Senor y Se~ora Bob Dickey: -- ·--- _,., ---- ------------ - - - - - - ---- -- . �/() Shirley Water's son John who lives in Alamosa came over for hunting sea~on. John didn't get a deer but didn't go home empty handed . He carried home 5·1oaves of homemade bread and a pan of cinnQJilon rolls from his mothers kitchen. El hijo John de la Sen'ora Shirley Waters que vive en Alamosa estuvo aqu{ para la casada de venado. No casado nada perro siempre llevo carga como cinco tortas de w.n y una caceralo de pan de c.anela . The Patricks recently went ·to Gallop with their daughter Patty Trease to see their grandson, David Trease . David's company had sent him to Gallop for a few day~ work. La Senora y SeiY'or E. F. Patrick y su hija la Sefitra Patt~Trease fueron para Gallop a visitar ha su nieto David Trease •. El Senor David fue despachado para Gallop temporal·: mente en su trabajo. L;~ra Trease Witt and her husband George have moved here from George is working for the county. . / La Sez:i'ora Laura Trease Witt y su Ma:rido GeorgE: se .lJ.an ea~~iado aqui de Tucson. El ·se~or George· esta empleado ·por ' el condado de' la 1)1ata. Tucson. l f . - C'.~1)--~"' ~ -.::" 1· ~~ _ ,.._......, f,· 1 ,.i, [ ~~ l r ·1. I -- ~ 1/; 'n. ,,.... ~ ' L •-- -' . . '. - ~ \, - in . "Listen, if you want to eat the office ..- :.~. ~;. ·. . BRING SANDWICH~!'.' · "We had a big custody battle civer the children, but I had to take the.m.'1 shavi~g ; ; Oa,d: " Th~re_·s som'ethi~g ~rong w.ith my 'brush.'" ·· · ' . ' Son: ·:That"s funny. lt wa~ all right yesterday when l · painted. m,y bike:· .<".'. . _: _ .•- . r . "· ,,: "Lady," harkt>ll the policr:rnan. "I just d oc:k1•d you rloing 50 in a ~O-mile-an-hour zi,ne!" ,The swcd little oln lady replied, "Officer, hdorc this goes a ny further- are y,,u supposed to addse me o f mv Con~t itution al rights first, or ; m I supposr!d to a1.ki~c you that my nephew is the chief of police?" You're a dirty liar ahd a shyster!" one la,vyer screamed at his ad\·ersary. "And you," j·elled the second lawyer, "are a two-bit am bulance-chaser and a crook!" "Now that counsel have identified the mselves ," intoned t he judge, "let the case begin." �, Houseguests of l-il's. Charlotte J.ones were her daughter, · Jacqueline, and ·f~nlil;r, the Rex Reas of Arvada who came Wednesday, the ninth, and left for home, Monday the 14th, thereby 1:1issing those Denver snowdrifts. - !I l·Ir. Rea is off work. while recovering from knee surgery on F·ebruary 28th. 1~hey also visited with the Rea. families. Sunday noon, the 13th, Rex's sister, Shirley and her husband Dick 1 the Sutherlins, were hosts at their home ·on Pinon .Acres for a family noon pot luck dinner~ sisters Shirley, Georgia, tfary, Linda and Sanda and brothers Earl, Ronald and Donald and their families were present. The LeRoys Selfs (cousins) came during-the afternoon. Follmdng the dinner that lucky young man, Christopher was honored with a shower of gifts. He just could be the best dressed }roung r.1an in Arvada. Los Rex Reas de Arvada, Colorado venieron Dor cinco tlias a visitar a la mama de Jacqueline; Senora Charlotte Jones. Ll Senor Rea, esta..-va fue!'e. de su trabajo por unos dias mientras recobraba de una oneracion en una rodilla. Las hermanas y her~anos qe Rex Shirley, G~orgia, f:ary, Linda y Sanda, Yarl, ~onald y Donald y ~us primos LeRoys Self s~juntarcn en la casa de su otra hermana Senor y Senora Dick (Shirley) Sutherlin a tomar la cocida. Visiting Ignacio friends the first couple of days in ?-:arch were John and Beryl Scarber. The Scarbers lived at the Agency while Er. Scarber was em:::iloyed ·with the BIA. They were houseguests of the Dan Shaugl"1nessys. After i•:r. Scarbel' retired they :moved to Snowflake~ Arizona. This "Cast winter they joined the sunshine foiks in-Apache Junction just taking tir:e away to go to 1,·fashingtoh, D. C, for Linda 1 s ·,,iedding. Their son, Larry is now on an L.D.S. !:issicn in South Anerica. Visitando Amigos en Ignacio pc? des dias fueron Johny Berly Scarber. El fue er,rpleado con B. I .A. :::or varios anos y ahora vi ven en Snowflake, F2'izona. 1?ste invierno lo pasaron en 1..pache .Junct:i o& t o:r.ando_tiempo para atender la ' )oda de su hija Linda en Washingtcn, D,C. ,3u hijo Larry esta e!l una ~ision _por la iglesia L.D.S. en Su:c America. ~;'\fl ~ . o~~ ~ ~ D - ,@l· . ,tffiJL]JTIITTI~rl~~~ r I JILJ2J. ':>) ____-::::._-\,_~ ~ . " ....,,.,_,_..,,., Q, ......._ ---- "-- - -. . ---,. .,_ C' ~ ( "George simply· loves playing with the children." . I ~ r '[ ,...,,._, , ;q ( ~ ~- \_~ / ;tr- /I .Y9~ "She dri\·es her husband to work every morning.'' Paul and Irma Hafer of Wei:ope, Idaho were visiting Mrs. Hafer I s ;sister, Mrs. Florence Self and other relatives in Febtuary. They left the first cf March to return home. · '.!.'he Hafers and a.nothor sister,_ Mrs. Ada l•:ullin, were guests of I-lrs. · Self 1 s at the February Senior CJt:1.zen dinner. The art i.nstructor, Glenda Hocker i.ms also a guest of Hrs. Self I s. 1 Pauly Irma Hafer de Wei~pe, Idaho visitaron a la hermana de Irma Florence Self y otros parientes en febrero . Los Hafers y Florence juntas con otra hermana Ada Mullin y Glenda Hocker atenderon la cor1ida de los ciudadanos mayores en Ignacio el dia viente y cinco. �/--<: .. M p s E V E s R N 0 T I a M y N D I C C A L p A y C A s 0 H 0 D u 8 r: G N L D M y T 0 A T H G 0 s t" V D N C E B N s T F u N ! N R G y C K R o· R M G R E I R I N C 0 A H C R E z D R y C A G I u D Fl D D G C s G A A E s N T T B M E A I u s F z L s A N V s F E 0 E L R T A G T T F E 0 E L s E L N R u C' '--' U· F T M 0 0 N w A L s D D C R w H u A L C I s T T E E N s T R s o· L w N E R T B E E G R R L R B 0 0 T s B 0 A E L R 0 D F F E s T T T M T 0 0 R M A A N T N N s s u E z s z D N K L T E R T I A N G I L.. E 0 I G s E u R 0 M E N R L y 0 K s R K N R H 0 D C u A p H E C K T c:. R y T 0 I G R 0 V E R N 0 A T N I C L A D z C 0 F 0 8 y '{ 0 T T T E A F C R F s N A I< E D D E R s M /1.. R s w L u A I N B w E w 0 L F A B L A N E R y E E 0 R A p s T N E 0 L V s s A M K C A L 8 R 0 D E s G A R 16. Cross 17, Cures 18. Cu•s,,s 19. Demons 2·J ~€\1 ii 21. Druids 22. Dryads 2:;' :::,_ .,....df (~24. Elf 2:'l. Evil eye 26. _Fairy 27 Fay 28. Fear 29, Fert{lity magic 30. Fire 31. Fcu•-lea/ clover 3:,; FcJn•Ji 33. Genie 34. Gr.sundhoit 35. Ghost 36. Gnome M ~ V 1\,/4 D A p 8 l,-:' u \. s R E R t ,_ a above. Draw line around e2c-h, reading forward, backward, up, down or diagonally, and check list. 37. Goblins 55. Puck 38. Ground-hog Day 56. Rainbow 39. Hair circlet 57. F;ai tai! 40 Imp 58. Rice 41. Knock on wood 59. Rites 42. Ladder 6C Ruby 43. Leo 61. Self• transl orm2.tion 73. Taboo 74. Tiw 75. Toad 76. Totem 77. Tr-iangle 78. Trolls 79. Voodoo 80. ·,Ve1,.,1,;olf 81 Witches 82 Yang and yin 83 Zaps 84 Zeus 85 Zodiac 44. Luck 62. Sevc;nlh child 45. L ycanthropy 46. Magi 63 Sii;;ns 47, Mars 65 s0eezing 66. Sol 67. Soul 68 S::;iirit~ 48 Mascot 4~, Moon SC· Occu:t 51. Ornen 52. Opal 53 Pan 54. Propt,etic bards G4_ Snake 6~• ~;prit0 70 Stars 71 . Sun 72. Syrr;bolism }' G y p L 7. 8:&ck CEIi 8. Black mass 9. Blarney Stone 10. Bride's garter 11. Broken mirror 12. Caul 13. Ceres 14 Charms 15 C:rcle of eternity s A R ,::mshee B F u 6. Btowilch A D y T F LE 1. Abracadabra 2 . Amulet 3. Animism 4, Antidote N H Are y0u superstitious? Even if you·re not. words that bode good or evil can be found in the puzzle 5 p L H M s E H 0 H L C p E M A u -C 8 T A D L R B R 0 L L s R H u R A C C E L A y A H Kulhryu S. Ek.,.;"um Pr,rt/and, Ort. I � 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 1976 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. 1976-11 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Smith, Shelby Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Ignacio Senior Center