https://voicesofignacio.cvlcollections.org/files/original/56d45c5121b512c18914d456756c23a9.pdf 386fa9f24f8d0578118fef3b1235b622 PDF Text Text ) J&/1'1 �--~~-b~~ t~ ~-?tt-~ ~ oU(YY) ,r ~ _;x- ,1 b-¥ 'A -e,d-~ ~ 5,;rq~ &Z ~ k 'ie' ..:2_'1/' ~,,W: S-?t/.. 'I=- Jr.,dr; /Cf::ft_ (t..'PD - ~:"" P. M-) ~-TV-~-~ _ ~ Tying a quilt was the project of the Happy Ho~emakers at their January meeting , Fri day afternoon the 12th, at the Church annex. The Extension Club quilt will be kept until a time of need arises~ Vi.rs. Eula Preston took the quilt ho~e to finish binding . Refreshments were served by Ers . Vivian Richmond and Hrs. Laverne Klusman. The February me e ting will be the FHA Tea at the Home Ee. room at the Ignacio High School buidling at 2:30 on the ninth. Members are to each bring two dozen cookies. �3 J ~7/r~~~ ~""~~ -y~~~ ~7/flt ¥- 1/i,/.,. '/:e,o - '1.'JO P.41. (. :pp- ,.'P~ p /11. I :ob P./11- ~~ ~ - ~: 3() ,4,AJ. Y-~~~ q_,JP-ll~'l~A-M, ) Hable Bigham and Frank Gray, two long time Bayfield residents died in December. Mable C. Bigham 95, died in the Bayfield Valley View Nursing Home where she had made her home for a number of years. Her daughter, Arlene Beaver, operates the Nursing Home. A retired school teacher, Hrs. Bigham was a member of the Durango Christian Church, the Sarah Rebekah Lodge, a charter member of the Bayfield City Club and a member of the Bayfield Library Board, Mrs. Bigham was born September 9, 1883 in Indiana and had lived Her husband, Matthew, died in 1958. in the Bayfield area since 1933, Two daughters survive, Mrs. Beaver of Bayfield and Hrs. Jack Swilling in Durango. A sister, Kate Gragg lives in Santa Fe. Services were in the Durango Christian Church with Rev. Atwell officiating. Burial was in Greelli'lount Cemetery. 10 �'t Mrs. Christine Callison spent several days during the Christmas season with her son, Claude Callison and family on the Florida Hesa . Christine Callison fue a pasar los dfas de navidad con su hjio y familia Claude Callison. ************************** Pat and Grace Patrick planned to be home Christmas. They were visiting t heir daughter , Donna Becker, and family in Tucson when Mr . Patrick became ill. They then stayed until after Christmas with the Beckers and their daughter , Patty Trease, George , Laura 1fni tt and Justa Joined the r.est of the family in Tucson and they all came back to Ignacio togethe r. Pat y Grace Patrick tenian propuesto nasar el dfa de crismes en su casa, ellos fueron a visitar a su hija Donna Becker y familia e~ Tucson, Arizona y alla se enfermo el senor Patrick y no pudieron volver asta despues de la navidad. Tambien visitaron a su otra hija Patty Trease ya George y Laura Whitt. ************************** Hrs. 1,:ary Pa trick was in Gallup for ten ciays during the Cr.J'is tmas season with Jean and Lee Patrick . During Thanksgiving she was in Basalt with her daughter, Eleanor Stansbury and fa~ily. Senora t-~ary Patrick paso diez afas en Gallup , New Nexico du rente el tiempo de navidad con su hijo senor y senora Lee Patrick . El d{a de gracias visito con su hija Eleanor Stansbury y familia en Basalt. ************************** Mrs . Vida Ritter is a patient in Co!!l!!lunity Hospital in Durango and according to reports she is i:r:proving slowly, but steadily. She fell and broke her leg on Wednesday evening, January third . She hc.d been staying for so~e months in the Fisher home in Bayfield and fell when she go t out of bed . Vida Ritter f ue admitida al Com.::nunity Hospital el d{a tres de enero con una pata quebrada El reporte es que elta recuperando desuaciew4s~ varios meses que la senora vive con la familia Fisher en Bayfield. ************************** Lee Pennell is a patient in Hercy Hospital, where he is recovering satisfactorily foll owing major surgery on his hip on Thursday, January fourth. His son, Dean, who t eaches in Las Vegas, Nevada took an extra week of vacation to be here during his f ather 's surgery . Lee Pennell es un paciente en Mercy Hospital donde tuvo una operaciln en la cadera el dia cuatro de enero. .~ Su hijo Dean que es maestro de escuel a en Las Vegas t omo vacacion de una semana pa estar con su papa. ************************** �V.rs. Charlotte Jones went to Farmington Saturday, December 23 to spend a few days with her niece and fa.n:ily, Calene and Jim Anderson. Calene•s mothe r and stepfather, Deloris and Les Martin from Grapeland, Texas were also with the Andersons. Before arriving in Farmington-the Martins had been in Brownfield, Texas with Mrs. ).fartin I s son and family, the Paul Shelhamers. Paul is employed by Amco and recently built a new home. Mr. Anderson is a district supervisor for Mountain Bell and Mrs. Ander son teaches four th grade . Their daughter, Starla attends the college in Farmington and also works for Schrivener Investment Company. Darla is attending Farmington High School. Charlotte Jones fue a Farmington, New Mexico el sabado diciembre vientetres a., pasar unos d{as con su sobrina y familia Calene y Jim Anderson. La mama y el padrastro de Calene se1ror y senora Les Martin de Grapeland, Texas ta□bien los visitaron al mismo tiempo - La f amilia ~•far t in tambien visi tar on a un h_ij o de la senora 1-:artin Paul Shelhamer en Brownf ield , Texas. ) Paul trabaja por la co~pania ~iCO all~ Jim Anderson es suoervisor por la cor:1pania de telefono ~\io:.mtain Bell y C3.lene es CTaestra de escuela en Faroington. ************************** Larry Wiseman found the best way to come home froc College at Rangely was through Urvan, Norwood and ifa turi ta. He re turned for. t he winter s e ssion at Rangely on January ninth • . / . /. Cuando Larry Wiseman regreso a la casa durente la vacac1on a_e Navidad tuvo que rodear por urvan, norwood y naturita._, causa de los caminos helosos. ************************** Charlotte Padilla spent her college holidays at ho~e with her mother and stepfather, Emma and Bob Pinckert. Charlotte attends Colorado Northern College in Greeley and is maj oring in· Special Education and Physical Education. For Christmas the Pinckerts and Charlotte were in the Chaco area with Chuck and Adelina Padilla and the twins. Chuck is employed by El Paso Natural Gas Co!Ilpany and works with gas analysis i n the lab depa rtment. Adelina Re ~ently started work for ~l Paso in another department. Charlotte Padilla paso los d!as de su vacaci6n de colegio pa la navidad con su mama y padra stro Er.u.11a y Bob Pinckert Ell a atende Colorado Northern Colle ge en ~reeley donde estudia educacion especial y physical. Todos visitaron a Chuck Padilla y familia en chaco el a{a de navi dad , �On the 28th of December while the Karl Hauerts were in the stores in Ignacio exchanging various gifts that were too large or too small, Hr. & Mrs. Edga r Westbrook were busy at the Hauert home. ¼1hen Eda and Karl returned the table was set, there was a hot dinner in the oven and a be_autiful birthday cake on the table. The cake was in honor of Eda Hauert ' s 85th birthday. Thanks were given to the Heavenly Father for all these blessings and the Hauerts and Westbrooks enjoyed the dinner and the visiting. Then another car drove up to Hauerts bringing more dear friends from Bayfield, the Carl Busty family. Kimberly Bushy played the piano and the group sang Christmas songs. The young folks enjoyed seeing all the old-fashioned candles, angels with tinkling bells and other decorations. Edgar asked Karl for the house key and that set things in motion for the Westbrooks to bring the already cooked dinner, have the silverware and cake on the table when the Hauerts came back to the house. l-u-s, Hauert said she had had a few otner birthdays, but none as lovely as this one on her 85th birthday. , La senora Karl Hauerts paso unos cumpleanos muy bonitos el dia vienteocho de dicie;nbre. Se?ror y senora Edgar Westbrook le llevaron un hernosa birthday cake y taQbien toda la co~ida cocineada lista 1 para co~er. ?ambien otros amigos de Bayfield senor y senora Carl Bushy los acompafiaron. - ...,_ Era el cumpleano de ochenta y cinco anos, la congratulamos y que tenga muchos mas. ******************************** Frank & Leona Everett were hosts on Christmas Day for dinner for Corbin~ Bertha Hester from Bayfield and Dick and Heinie Gardner and Virginia Russell. Franky Leona Everett invitaron a Corbin y Bertha Hester de Bayfield a Dicky Heinie Gardner ya Virginia Russell a tomar la comida con ellos el d{a de Navidad. ******************************** Christnas Eve and Ch.ristn:as Day for Hazel Brake was enjoyed with the Arthur 1sgar fa~ily. They came·after Mrs. Brake and brought her back home. :1rs. Brake for some time was an Art student of the Is gar 1 s daughter Joan. Hazel Brake paso la noche buena y el dia de navidad con la familia de Art Isgar en Durango. La senora Brake sue estudianta de arte con Joan Isgar hija des y s Art Isgar. ************************** �7 Visiting Freddie Newton during the Christmas Holiday was Brad Newton & Barbara Wright of California. They enjoyed Christmas dinner with Robert&: Zelta Hott & family also present were Hr. & Mrs. Em.r:iet Hott, also co~ing froo Joes, Colorado were Lynelle & Sandra Haley, Freddie's granddaughters. Pat Newton fro □ Del Norte was a New Years Eve visitor as was John & Arleen Newton of Farmington, New Mexico. On December 26th Carroll ~ewton called from Anchorage, Alaska with news of a great grandd~ughter, Jestine Renee, nother is Jody Newton Shaack. All in all it was an enjoyable holiday for Freddie. !•:uchos de las hijos y nietos de Freddie Newton la visi taron o la llameron durente las fiestas de navidad. Su hijo Brad Newton y Barbara Wright de California la visitaron, y juntos tonaron la comida con otra hija Zelta Hott y familia el d!a vientecinco. Sus nietas Lynelle y Sandra Haley de Joes, Colorado tambien venieron. Para el dia de ano nuevo la visitaron sus hijos Pat Newton de Del Norte Johny Arleen Newton de Farmington. Carroll Newton de Anchorage, Alaska la lla=o con nuevas de una nueva bisnieta Jentine Ranee, _la z.:a:la de la nina es Jody Newton Shaack. ************************** ~eather created a lot of problems during the holiday season for college students no:c.e,,..,.ard bound a..rid others both coming a.c'1d going. But ~est arrived at their destinations happy to have cade it. *******~***~~~*~********** Everette and Audrey Ellison and l•:ark who are used to winter weather left for ~innesota. By the time they reached Denver, so many car troubles had develooed thev left their car in Denver and made the rest of their trip in a rented car. They spent their vacation with the faoilies of both 1.:r. & :.frs. Ellison. Carol, a freshzan in college in Duluth, 1•:inn. joined the far::ily in 1':onticello and returned to Ignacio with them for another week of vacation. She left on the seventh to return to Duluth and encounted a few problems then too. Nuchos de los jovenes que estan en el calegio, y otras jentes tarrbien que venian para la casa o andavan de vieje encontraron malos caminos, mucha nieve y bromas con los carros por el frio. Everette y Audrey Ellison y Nark salieron pa Minnesota a pasar la navadid con sus parientes. Pa cuando llegaron a Denver su carro no trabajaba y tuvieron que alquiler uno para continuar su vieje. Su hija Carol que atiende colegio en Duluth, Minn. se junto con ellos en Montecello y despues que regresaron a la casa Carol paso otra semana con ellos antes de irse, a la escuela. ************************** �Jtephen Lyday, Son of for:ner Ignacio residents , Mr . & Mrs. Don Lyday:came back to this area to learn to ski and camp out at the Lyday~s cabin below the Vallecito Dam . He got in some shoveling too. All w~nt well except , on his way back Sunday on the icy road toward Farmiqgton. In trying to avoid another vehicle he went off the road and h~t a pole . He was uninjured, but his car was damaged and he had to stay overnight, Sunday, the seventh, in order to get repairs on Monday. Arrangements were made in Ignacio for him to stay overnight with Calene and Ji~ Anderson. Thus, two forner Ignacio residents Stephen and Calene became acquainted. ~ ______, Stephen Lyday hijo de senor y senora Don Lyday residentes de Ignacio en anos pasados vino a esta area a aprender a esqui. ~l :dfa que se fue para la casa se deslizo su corro para un lado de el camino helado y le pego a un palo de telefono cerca de Farmington, New 1·~exico. i:.:l no se la&'timo pero paso la noche con conecidos alli asta que le arreglaron el c&rro pa poder siguer en su ca□ino. ************************** Dan & 1.:ary Shaughnessy' s daughter, Pat Dean from Fort Laude re.ale, Florida arrived Decer2ber l,3th and was glad to see all the s:io',,;-, but enough was enough. Her husband, ~ake Dean, arrived the 23rd of Decenber to spend Christmas with the facily. The Deans left for ho~e on the 29th. La hija de Dan y Hary Shaughnessy Pat Dean de Fort Lauderdale, Florida llego el dia trece de diciembre a visitarlo~ y ella estaba contenta de ver la niev~ pero suficiente es suficient&. 3u esposo mike vino el dia vientetres y pasaron el dia de navidad con la fa3ilia y se fueron para la casa el dia vientenueve. *************************** Harold Dittmar, a former Ignacio resident, died Dece~ber 24, in Canon City. ~uneral services and burial was in Canon City. Kr. Dittmar was born November 17, 1903. Word of his death was received by Hrs. Hartha Semler. W'.nen the Dittmar family lived in Ignacio in the 1940 they rented the Francis Jones place on Ignacio hill, which is now the Jake Candelaria home. A brother · and his family lived east of town for a number of years. Mr. Dittmar is' survived by his wife and a son, Richard of Texas, a brother and two sisters. *************************** �The Rev. R. J. Hasstad celebrate his 100th birthday this thirtyfirst day of January 1979. Born in the state of Iowa, January 31, 1879, he now makes his home with his son Cecil and daughter-in-law Doris at their home in Bayfield . Rudolph J. Hassted, his wife, Frances and daughter, Dorothy moved into the manse i n Ignacio i n January 1937. He f irs t served as an assis t ant to the Rev. Lane C. Findley in the churche s of the Larger Parish. Rev. Findley was preaching as many as eight s ervices a week as he preached in the rural schoolhouses of the area as well as holding services in the churche s. Later the Ray W. Cornwell f a:nily cove d into the Bayfield !•.:anse. When t hey !'!loved to- anothe: r fi eld Rev . Hasstedt h eaded the work in the Parish, sometines alone and soceti~es with assi s tant mini sters. At a fifth Sunday Rally in the Ignacio Pre sbyterian Church at the age of 70 Rev . Hasstedt preached h is retirement ser~on . His accowplisl'l!uent in the years since coming here in 1937 had been many. At the sac e tic e as he re tired h e also uromised the Pari sh Churche s he would give each chur ch one service a raonth as they were without a mini s ter. ) Could that expl a i n ~hy the rtev . R. J . Hasstedt has been acti ve in Christian 1<.is sion work ever s inc e . ne is presently teach i ng a Bi"ole Stud)~ class on 'Tuesday ?::orning s in the Hasstedt hone. So his 100th birthday i s certainly a f lag waving, 76 Tro~bone s observance • • HA?PY BIRTi-QAY. Frank L. Gtay 88, died Friday Dorn ing, December 29th i n Aztec. Servic~s 1vere Tuesday afternocn, January 2nd fr om the Bayfield Pres byterian Chur ch with the Rev . Don Kr a tz officia ting . Burial was in the Bayfield Pine Rive r Cemetery. He had been a rancher in the Bayfield a rea since 1922 . Born Septembe r 16, 1890 in Hope, Oklahoma and moved to New Mexico before cowing to Bayfield . His wife, Lena, died in 1975. Nr. Gray took a n active n art in t he c oID.!Tiuni t y and the county. He was 1·fayor of Bayfield in the late l 930s . Hr. & 1•:rs. Gray did a gr eat deal of work i n getting the REA into the Bayfield area . In 1965 he received a corx!iendation from Governor John Love for h is work on the Colorado Ground Water Cons ervation Comoittee . A Mason and a member of the Bayfield Pre sbyte rian Church, h~ took an active par t in the Lodge and the church. V The Grays had one daughte r, Krs. Robert F. McCarty, who lives in Flora Vi sta , New ~•:exico. 'l'wo gr anchildren, a sis ter and other relati-ves also s urvive . �The Pine River TV Association i s badly in need for financial support from its viewers . Operation of the T.V. translator station has been difficult the past two years, because of a lack of funds . During t he two years only 33~ of those using the TV services have paid their dues - - --only ~10.00 a year, at that. The translator station in the H. D.'s brings three channels from Albuquerque to Bayfield, Ignacio and Florida Mesa. For 1979 the Board of Direc tors of the Association is asking a voluntary payment of ~15.00 a J'ear. Future plans call for a dding a fourth channel P.B.s., the education channel as well as replacing the existing 20 watt translators with 100 watt units. With the help of the viewers this can be done. The six ~ember board is headed by the chairman, Udell Cardon and the secretary~treasurer, Geneva Olbert . Dues may be mailed or brought in to the Bank of Ignacio, the Bayfield Shur-Valu or the Bayfield Pine River Valley Bank. ************************** The first Circle c::ee ting of the new year was Wednesday afternoon, January third in the ho::.e of Circl e presi dent, Hrs. Heinie Gardner. A thank ycu was received frcm the Valley View Nursing hooe for the Christmas gif ts sent by the Circle mecbers. A report was given on the Ermmie group which is spons ored by the Circle. The Brownie group consists of 18 , 5, & 9 year old girls. They hold their -weekly neetings at the school in November the Bro'i-mies had a pinning cere~ony with mothers and Circle ~embers attending in the Church annex. Krs. Shirley Snider is the leader of the Brownie group. ,, Plans for the year for the Circle were discussed. Hrs . Gardner will continue to serve as president. Olive Dillon is the sewing chairman. The second meeting in January was scheduled for Wednesday the 17th in the Annex to work on the quilt. *************************** The Christmas Party of the Pah- Chu-Chu-Club members was cancelled because of the weather . Christr.ias gifts we re sent to Eventide residents . The first meeting in January, on t he eighth, was at the Presbyterian Church annex . The speaker for the program was Lorraine Duran, head of the new Southern Ute Heal th Center . 1-Js. Duran traced the Heal th Program of the Southern Utes from the ti~e the Taylor Hospital closed and her mo ther, t~s . Edna Hood , headed the Clinic to the present. Hrs. Duran pointed out t he staff o1 seven has now been increas ed to 27 people and more departments are to be added in the field of Health work. The pro&•:am was arranged by Hrs . Violet Sams. Mrs . l•Ia tilda Romero and l·irs. Clara Lucero. Hostesses were: �John and Judy Chendo, former pastor s of the San Juan Parish ,Churches wrote a Chris t mas letter to f riends in this area . The big event t hey were l ooking fo r war d to was their second child scheduled for January . Their son, Johnny is now 5½ and going to a Montessori kindergarten. The Chendos who lived in the Bayfield Pari sh while here left in September 1975. They now l i ve in Baski ng Ridge , New J ersey . John goes to New York University Law School and this summer will work with the U. S. District Attorney's office in Newark, New Jersey . Judy is preaching as an Associate Pas tor in the Presbyterian Church in Basking Ridge . The Chendos noted the .Church was very supportive of Judy in the quite unusual circumstances of a pregnant minister . This Pari sh fared very well before J ohnny was born as Judy was preaching eve ry Sunday . John. y Judy Chendo pastores anteriore s de la iglesia Presbyteriana en esta area saludan a sus amigos en Ignacio. EllGs viven en Basking Ridg~ New Jersey, y estan e sperando a su segundo nino en alguen tiempo'.en.en ero . John atiende la universidad de nueva york estudi ando ley . Judy todivia prfdica alli. *************************** The Zgger fat1ilies were together for C.hristcas at the home of Churcr.. and uonna 1gger in the Allison area . They were i~enny ano. Roxanne :::gger 2.:id two children, Don.'1 i e and Cir..dy :i.::gger and bm chi ldren and co~ing fro□ Salt Lake was ano~her son, Charley and his wife , Jmma . _;,:rs . ~gger I s mother, l-:rs. Olive Dillon was with the:J for Christnas Eve and Christmas Day . Los f amilias Egger e stubieron todas juntas en la casa de Chuc~ Fueron Kenny y Roxanne F gger y dos hijos Donnie y Cindy Egger y dos hijos y de Salt Lake City, · Utah venieron Charley y su esposa Donna . La mama de la senora Egger Olive Dillon tambien los acompanio . y Donna z..gger en J._llison pa la navidad . *************************** Hrs . Opal Price ' s son Charles a nd wife Sheryl and baby Jessie, daughter . Car ol i·{cJunkin frora Los Angeles and da ught er, J erriLee and her husband, Eark :<avel~an for El Paso were together for the holidays and all helped Jessie celebrate her first Christmas Toda 1a ·famili a de Opal Price estubieron c on ella pa la navidad. Su hijo Charles s u esposa Sheryl y nina J e ssie su hija Carol l•:cJunkin de los angeles, california. Tambi en su hija Jerr iLee y su esposo Mark Kavelman de El Paso , Taxas . ************************** u II �j South Dakota houseguests a t the R.H. Gardner home the first of January were Hr . & !-rrs. Ray Adams. Before coming here they had been fishing near Gunnison with their son. Yes, it was cold. Senor y se'nora Ray Adams de South Dakota visitaron a senor y senora R.H. Gardner ~l primero de enero. Antes de vinir aqui, trucharon cerca de Gunnison. ***~*********************** The John Fore~an family travelled during the holiday season. spent Chris t:ias in l-lissouri with their f acilies. They Their thl"ee college daughter s were also in Missouri and home. !{aryLou frot:J. Colur:i.bia, :-~o . Ja..r1e and Ka thy from CSU at Fort Collins . La familia de John Foreman pasaron lo~ d{as festivos en el estado de Missouri visitando a sus familias. S1.1s tres hijas q_ue atienden colegio lfaryLou en Columbia , Nisscuri . Janey K6 thy en Fort Collins f~eron con ellos ************************** "All the tables are taken, except the reservation for the aentleman in the rear." Elgar Parrett and Mildred Leonard had h er son Bob Leonard and his three children rtob, Tracy, and '..tendy for Christ!ll.as. They s pent t he d&y with the Paul Lunsfords . Other holiday visitors were Dorothy and Susan James from F'a r :nington and .1-~r . & l.frs. r•~el Thain from· California. On ;fow Year c.ay }[r. &: Hrs. John Loney caEe fr om Farmington f or the day . fhe Thursday evening bridge Christnas nartv was at the home of 1-'.rs . Jeanr.e \·,'hi te;:::a:1 . Follo·.-.'ing t-,.,o tables- of bridge tho;e oresent e~changed gifts and also br ou&ht g:fts to send to long time merriber, ',.,. s . .;.:. 11 a ,,, I ' 1 • . a rest ho!:1e in _.,_ac,{ • .•·:rs • F',.Luc,~ .ts pre-sen t ly in lfontr ose near the ho~e of her son , Harry and Davidena . 1 •• l:Z.. � 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/. 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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. 1979-01 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