https://voicesofignacio.cvlcollections.org/files/original/f02faaee4a26ae893dfb9faad7901e33.pdf 44cf437d89deefcbbc3fc093f2232462 PDF Text Text \ \I i I I u �April 25, SENIOR SOCIAL Welcome to our April Social Date : April 25, 1975 Where : Community Center 12:00 noon i'11'hen How : Pot Luck . Allison-Arboles _ Please bring desserts Town of Ignacio _ Please·bring Vegetables· and salads - Please bring main dishes Rural areas near Ignacio (Casseroles, etc.) . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris ?1/,,,. "· V. w-~ Alcario Vigil Mr. C.S. Silva Get Well Wishes sa.,en Pronto! Joe Tree Fred Atencio Otis Black . Oscar.Strain Do~thy Naranjo Stella Lucero MI-s. Cedelia Mestas Richard Jefferson Teddy Baker Alcario Vigil Jennie Vigil Our Sympathy to the family of Pedro Casias, Congratulations to: Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Martines - Baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Nordeen Baby boy and to V.r. and }11-s. Ivan Palmer - baby girl. �0 The Hymn Society of America, in coopCl';:ition with the Cilurd1 Relation,; Deparimeni of the American c\ssociation of Re!ired Persons, is searehir.g for new hymn,; 1hat celebrate the later years of lifl', l'articip;i,1!s are a!'."hi,d Lo l'ollow these spe:.:ificat ions: 1. Hymns should he ccumeni('Hi in stope and suitable for use not only in Prote,:Lant and Hom;i n Catholic chun·he~,, IJ\ll al,.:o in Jewisl1 eongregations. . ;2. The pi-imarv i11lcrest of the projcd is in the {ronls of the new hymm,. The:, sh,Jt!l,J be \1Titte11 in 1vell-l;110\rn meters found in sta.nclitnl dli..UT!~ hyrr.n,ik (,-\. new tune rn::y he ,.;uhmitt'-!d with the new 1.~xt: the judge~; may );1.kr ,~cn'f)L sueh tune. ch(Ju:c:e an cxb!ii:t tune or a,;]; cornpr,~,.:t,!r~ f(>:· ;i suit~1t:le nc\,· tunt'J 8. "~\e"·" me2ns Iha[ ,: !e~:t ~ubmitkrl has not l::cen p,:,,Yi~1sty pt.:.!)l>,IH:d\ ,.i~: us~ci in a 1;uh11c (H.-,.:.:~1.:-:io1~ ~,th.::r f_f~~J~ :l :::h;~:·:....·!1 --L ~,Iorl' (ha,; <ine h\'mn rnav he suhr,1itt,~{l L.\ ' an nuii10r. · ;:i. ~-,b nu::;n ipi:; m:1 ,. not lie rei:in1e<I; 1hen•fo1•,!: cllltilors .<Jiau lei Lerp copic,c r_if( heir hv,1711,;_ G. Tile H_nnn ,':-;'0eicty of .\m~rica will rnpy1·i1.•.hi hymn:- ol' ,u:1e:-; ateej)trct for rnt1Jkatio;1. but pc1·. missit,n tu <r-1nlt' or publi,;h will lw gl\·~'11, 1Yithout fet'. to hYnrnal anti ch uiThisy rn: g·o?,11 e ~di t o;·s upon ihtir '.ll'ittc,."request. 7. The new ln'mns :::hould he ,-\ ..\In'· Hymn Se:;rch, Hymn Society of a\nwric:1, Eoom 2-12 . .f'i';:i l{in>r:side Drin:. Xew · ,York. ::\".Y. 10027. not la(er fhan Sl.'nt to: :'II ay :1 l. 1!Ji,";. !t _.·\ panel of comp1c_ler1t j ud 1~es will be nan1('d by (he l-hm;1 :::-:~ciety of . \rneri ra i o a pj1r;d,;c al I tests subrni1 itcd. 9. '1\::-U; of linnn.s fuunrl acceptabi~ ,di) Lie Jrnblished il\· the Hymn Sucicty or AmeriC'.a. · Somelim·e when -you're feeling important Sometime when you're ego's in bloom Sor.ictlme when you take it for grantc>d You're the best qualified in the room. Sometime when you feel tint you're going Would leave an unfillable hole, Just follow this simple inslruction And see how it humbles your soui. Take a bucket and fill it wilh water. Pnt your hand in it, up to the wrist., Pull it out, and the hole that's remaininr, • Is a measure of 1-.0\V you'll be missed. You may splash all you plc(lse when you enter You can stir up the wu ler gaiore But stop and you'll find in a minute That it looks f! uite the sarnc as before. The moral in this q1.w.inl examplP. Is do just tht bed that yoti c;:rn Be proud of yourself. but remern ba There is nn-inciispcne:able rnan. Now please (lon·t hr so <l:s•~ouraged; Th€-rr- s ~0n1cr.i11r..s f'!'l.0re to d() Now that yoifre properly humbled, Maybe here's a Llwught that's ntw, After you've l1·ied tho: experimer,t, B:?ck to your bucket go. Once more 1ml your hand in Lhe water There's one Lhing more you should ~;r,o\v, 1 As your fingers break tliroug-h th.? swfoce The level will stD.rt to i·isl' And as this experimen( prog·;:rssc•s The trllth hecomi,s hard to di;;guise. Even a small co11tribt1t.ior, \!/Hi make .a change in the whole_, And notin ~ the effect of your effort. The boltoi1 becomes you~ goal. For the more of your~elf that r,-ces in, The greater the rt,su!L will be; Arid though there's no h()!e when you Yom· prcsencti is what they .~ee. ~ ?;, i:11 0 \"j \'.:! ~.:i ;:s ,. .::1 ~ 0 ,>_ o F•-1 /~: ,O) P r~ ~~. () •.,~ (~) :.:1 4 1--f ('j {!l~ ~> (:..) . ,-~ <r~ ·~· ;·~.-; •ri :~~ ~-; t··l .,.1 ~, () G) f! <,; r.:1: r.,1 :~---1. ~,-7 ;.:I ("(f UG (., ::,-.1 0 C\1 (;"J G'l 1-".Q ((l \~ ,;.~: ,ri ~:··i ~r.1 H,-·-!r-1 ~-; ,;-; 0 rJ; t.~ L~ 0 () r.,., rr: c.,i �AGING i;W"ff!,<_;,: SHi'.TiilRF.:C c Old ~gB means institutfon-!1iost ster;:-c,;,ypes about [ftO,V·ing old 2.re- b::.;~ed on srro!lc1_·a1~~ al i~at k·n %Oner or 1~.t,Jr. F?rong. a1:d ou.tmodKi ?•.-;:,;11mpticc.,; sr.y.s; ~ University of South0n1 Cal1fo1> 1;.ia socia~ pByc~io1ogist. Long-held 11,yths fl-L;:;u( human agii:i:~ f-!re hei~.g pu~-t•J ~~c~-;t. b}' .::,ci~ er; tiiic rs::,,et::.~·c h ;,. nct by d1E:- t'.:;::., 8.l'·· gen cc of a ne•,,· type of older per:;on in todav'R .o,odetv, accodinr.r to Dr. Ven\ Be,,gts~n t;,f USC'~ Andrus G2ronto1ogy f.}~11.ter. Dr. Beng::;ton lists several myths nbcmt ai;;ing which hi} says are being di:-:;ci·sditcd by rt;:~earch ~ -:;, Rdireirwnt i3 a tram,1<1.ti~ ex1_•E:ri,!,ice n.nd many die .soon :iJt,;tward. To the contrary, some sw.dies have sug_cnsted thathcailh O;,,.l'1f about 5 per cr:,nt cf' thNe (l':.'C;. 65 circ in nurJi';2_q ho,t1es or i::xtendcd rnrefclcii~ties. ::;; The 0;1jy ,.-"·py to be happy in rnti.:·:-rr:e:nt L, to ;,t.ny a,~tive. Nci necessarily. It ha!'. been shown that indi·vidual perfmiality rlu;,rncteri..si.ics of sorr12 trtir- -) ees arc such th':1.t the11 find hc,ppy, meaningflll li·ues b-y disengaging from the rigors of their earlier yec.,·s o.nd ta.king to the rcichng chafr. $ Pt>.0ple ~hvays b2come more conscrYative as th2y grow older. Thi., hC!.s been disproved by Dr. Bengston 's own research in.to genern.tiorwl co;itinuities and (, Se.:rn.al interest r:ea,;es in the differences in three-generation later- yE::-.,s. SevenLl studies docu- .families. Dr. B~ng:ston says the tenment what oldBr people already icnow ~- this simply is not so, denc}' has been to base percepG IQ declir1e.s and people iosic tions of aging on myths such as the ability to karn 2.s they grov;' t_iwse. "\Vith the new type of older older. Research based cm e:i:tensh·e cesti:tig of older wbjccts re, pe!·son becoming more visible," filtes th-!,s, In fact, some aspects he says, "perhaps 'Ne ma.y see a ~f i'.ntellectJJ.,al fllnction actitally n,vit·do;·1 of our v,·holly nei;ative i·r1,crease. vie\vs of old age." D a.ctual.lu improves. Mm1x: \-Vhii.t did th11! mun sn:v yoo~tert.lay wh(m the sleamrolJ 1'r ;,qu,1shed his cat'? Pt:rc~·: Nothin,;, 11c just sio0d th(m,~ with a long puss.-Atirlrey Eide, Tomah m·.-J;. }\/is. "l 11.;anl ii for· di•mer ... 11ot o transp:unt." �. .4eMWl-d /4- ff~~ /.;'? The Senior Citizens of Igna cio were invited by the Pagosa Senior ,, Citizens to their social Friday Ap ril 11th. Lucille Martinez and Liva :. } Pacheco accompanied Louie Valencia, Max Watts, Pauline Rodriquez, Maria Atencio, Daisy Kerns, Lucy Duran, 1:~lorence Selph and Ruby Hailey. We had a very enjoyable time. Because of illness 11innie Cloud and Sunshine Smith were unable to go. It was a very stormy day but we were very fortunate in having Danny Bean as our driver. 1 Los citidadanos ma.yores de I gnacio fueron invitados ah -una comida en Pagosa Springs, Colorade> el viernes dis once d~ ma.rzo. Lucille Hartinez y Liva Pacheco acompanieron a Louis Valencia, Hae Watts, Pauline Rodriquez, Maria Atencio, Daisy Kerns, Lucy Durm, Fl,orence Selph, y Ruby Hailey todas tuvieron un tiempo muy agradable. Las Senoras Minnie Cloudy Sunshine Smith no tueron por causa de enferrnedad. • ) Easterners, v ac ation i ng in Yellowst one :National P ark, w~re watching a herd of a ntelope - a species they had never before seen in the flesh. "Have you e1,•er," exclaimed a member of the g roup loudly, "seen a stranger-looking animal?" With t hat, one nea rby antelope turned and remarked sorrowfulh• to another, "I just heard a di;~ couraging word." • 0 " I'm beginning to feel like a melon," the recent retiree grumbled t o his wife. "How come? " "We_II, all I seem to hear any more 1s, 'Honey, do t his,' and 'Honey, do tha t . ... '" Returning to h is stadium seat, popcorn in hand, a rather obese · baseball fan leaned OYer and asked a woman seated on the aisle, " Did I step on your feet when I ,vent out?" "Well," sm iled the woman. ready to accept his apology, "as a matter of fact, you did." "Good," exclaimed the portly one, squeezing past her. "This is the right row, then.' ' A slide program on scenes from Switzerland were sho1-m by 1-f. rs . Perry Ball of Durango at t he April 14 Study Club meeting. Accompanying Mr.s. Ball was Pam Smith, a Fort Lewis College student from Alaska. A. number o:f guests were present to see the sltdes. · The pictures were or · taBrea, a Christian Retreat in the Swiss Alps operated by Rev. and Mrs. Schaffer. He is a former Presbysterian minister from the United States. Dr. and Mrs. Ball attended LaBrea for two months for study. YoUDg people, for the most part, come from all over the world for this noted Christian study and work. · The program was arranged by Mrs . Vivian Richmond. Hos-tesses were Mrs. Shirley Reinhardt and Mrs. Eda He.uret. A number 0£ club members plan to attend the district convention in Silverton on Saturday, April ;9 - if weather allows. Mrs. Eula.Preston is the district president. The next meeting is April 28 with the spring luncheon scheduled for May 12. " ' ............... ~""t). ' "...... Lady" in __weiq,h ting: "My husband is a tyrant," wept the yo~m"' bi 1de. In fact, he makes me so ner vous I'm Iosincr weight." ., " Then why don't you leave him?" a sympathetic listen- er asked. ". " Oh, I'm going to," responded the bride between tears, Just as soon as I get do wn to 120 pounds." After a long-haired youth final- ly broke down and had the barber cut off his locks, hi.s friend joking ly asked, " How m uch weight did you lose in the operation?" "About 135 poun ds ." the young man replied. "I got i\Iom off my back." �·Mrs. Benedita Casias received a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Ray Casias who are on vacation in Dakar Senegal West .Africa where thoir daughter Marian I'es-ides and is a school teacher. The Casias attended mass for Palm and East~~ SUndays they say the chur ch Choir sounded like the 11 Mor man Tabernacle Choir" the mass was sa id in French. On March 26 they attended t he celebration of the Birth of Mohammed, which is like Christmas in the U. S.A. The Casias spent a couple of days in the Cannary Islands then a week in Spain. They have enjoyed the food and the climate where ever they went bu-t found the cost of living very high every where. La Senora Beneditta Casias -recib,).o carta de sus bijos Senor y Senora Ray Casias quienes andaban de vacacion en Dakar Senegal West Africa vesitando a su hija la Senorita Marian quien es maestm.d~. escuela. Los Casias attendieron misa el domingo de Ramos y el domingoJpascua y dicen _ que el caro de canticos se entonaban como el coro de el 11 Morman Tabernacle Choir" la misa fue dicha. en Frances. El dia 26 de Marzo attendieron a la celebracion del Nocimento de 11 Moh amnred 11 que es como el Navidad para nosotros en los Estados. Los Casias lle garon a Cannary Island por dos dias y pasaron una semana en Espa..~ia, desfruitando de la differentes comidas y las climas hallaron de que el costo de vivir esta muy alto en donde quiera. Denture re.pair Dining out Cracked dentures are not a lost cause - they can be mended several times .. '\\'hen this is no longer possible. a dentist can make 2 new plate using the :'>ame teeth. This will cost con.siderablr less than making a completely new dentnre. It's a plea.sure to eat out once in a while, but it's so expensh-e ! Cut the cost of an occasional restaurant meal by making it luncheon rather t han dinner. In many restaurant.s, prices go up at night, but the qnality is the same all day long. • Sweater: a garment a child has to put ~n when his grandmoth feels dnlly. er On Easter Sunday Mr. &nd Mrs. Ben Cordova hosted a pot luck dinner for a Valencia .family r eunion, ninety famil y member s attended. Among t hose attendi ng were Mr. and Mrs . Adolfo Tafoya (Mrs. Tafoya, Irene is Mrs . Cordovas Neice) from Yelm Washington. Two birt hdays wer e cel ebr ated, one of them was Ben Cordovas. A beautiful Birt hday cake was ba1red hv Mrs . Vickey Reider in the shape of Easter rabbit i n blue yellow and white- colors . Af'ter a variety of delj.cious Mexican food etc •. , Hrs. Tafoya. and Mrs. Faye LQbato from Dolores, Colorado, sang spiritual hymns Mrs. Lobato played the guitar o · Ot her members of t he f amilies j oined in the singing , and a f amiliar pe r s onality d1splayed his imitati ons t a l ents , had many good hours of l a ugbes . Everyone i s lookin f orward to . s e eing the movi e s made that day . This r eunion will be one d{the Valencias .fondest momaries for many years to come. El dom:lngo dia de Pa s cua el Senor y Senor Ben Cordova inioiaron una reunion de la familia Val enci a, noventa miembros .de la pa rentel a se juntaron en la s ala de l a I gl esia. Soberinos El Senor Adolfo Tafoya de Yelm Washington , dos cumpl e anos se celebraron ese dia, el Senor Ben Cord.ova fue uno de ellos. L~ Senora Victoria Rei der hiso el caque de cumpleano , en forma de un coneJo con colores de blanco amari llo y azul . Depue s de desfrutar de t odas las comidas Mexicanas, y varios delicios apetitos la Senora Irene Tafoya y la Senora Faye Loba to de Dolores Colorado cantaron canti cos espiritulas y l a Senora Loba to canto y toco la ~itara Otros miembers de la familia Valencia , cantaron y unas persona s • (soberinos) entr etubo a los familiares c:on sus talentos y imitaciones. Es ta reunion sera una de las mas estimadas memorias de la familia Valencia. l · �7 I 0 Ignacio school board election to name two board members for six ye~.:r ,-\ terms will be from 7 A.M. to 7 P.M., Tuesday, May sixth. Voters will cast Jtheir bal.lots :tn Oxford, Allison and the Lions Building in Ignacio. Outgoing board members are secretary of rhe board, Robert Hott, who is a candidate ror- a second six year term and Ray Martin who is not a candidate for re-election. Other candidates for the two positions besides Mr. Hott are Hattie Silva, Patrick Conley, Donald Anderson, Anna Marie Scott and Fred Lucero. Residents of the Ignacio school district, 11J are urged to vote in the May 6 election. · · La eleccion de el borde de educa.cion sera el dia 6 de Mayo de las 7: de la manana a las 7: de la ta.rde seran e.il.egidos dos nuebos miembro!lt por el termino de seis anos. Lug~re~ de elecciones ser~n el 9:xford, Allis,2-n yen Ignacio sera en el. Li ons Bu1l~:1ng "--v Le s mieob~os salien·ces s01: el Senor Ray Martin y SenorRobert Hot -c, oenor Hott se:ra un d~ los candidatos puesto para se:r.' re--elegid.os. Los nuebos candidatos sertm la Senora Hattie Silva, Patrick Conley Donald Ande~son,,Anna Marie Scotty Fr ed Lucero. Lo.s resi dentes de el disfricto 11J cte I gna cio s e l e s pide voten en esta eleccion. Can you guess the answel's that all begin "can-"? For ir.stance, a swcrt can Wl"~1d be "cand:;r." A cily in China? ·uorcm0 1\ Y:a!er c.an'r 'ITDalUB::J A nhooting c~n? 'UO'UUll:J A burning can? ·a:puP.:J A floating can? ·am.w=i A fruit can? adnor,riue8 A can ,"Tith steep sides? 'UOAUl!::J A flying can? 'Anm'2:J A v;liii kid: "Attentioi;, children," smiled !he ki12()?garlrn teacher. ··:'.\cw. who c.in kll mo v,•hal comes after the l<cttn C,: UD shot .Joey's hand. "Yes, Joey." . "Whiz!" he shouted in reply, Roomer: Does the W&i(:;7 alw8);~ .:-:ome thrnugh ,he :uof Hke this'? Landlord: No. it only cumes through when it rains.-Goorge McCarthy, Glencoe, Iil. Snapm1 q1icstion: Four-yeor-old Philip. who \·,•as par!icnl~rly ~ond or_ raw celery, was trying cooked c:elery for the first t ime. His amazed reaction: 1.lfow did you manage to get the noise out?" · -Graig James, Port Angeles, Wash. Hr. and Mrs. E.F. Patrick and George Anderson headed for a camping vacation :l.n Arizona and· po'ssibly California. rct-urnlng hoile W<:;dnesday even1.ng, April second. They had planned to take a longer 'ya.cation, but. thought it was too cold. El Senor y Senora E .F. Patrick y el Senor George Anderson se fueron a vacacio'n en el estado. de .Arizona y en California ellos · pensabRn en campar· a. f'uera ha.llaron que todn.vi<t, estaba muy frio. 1 Spring Vacation was -some'·rher e around Easter--remernber? The three Wiseman y oung people were all home on Easter Sunday, alth011gh, they arrivfid . ,__}9.nd left on different.days. Loretta and Larry from the:Lr schools in Canyon City and Gretchen from ewe in Denver. I La Vacacion de primavera fue durante la semana del Domingo de Easter Los h.ijos de Senor y Seifora Tom Wiseman Loretta, Lar1•y y Gretchen estubieron aqui vesitando en ese tiempo. �;,:r· M!'s. Betty Clifton on vacation from her school in Be:iverton) Oregon ~\cl.S home to see her father, Elmer Briggs, and other relatives, including her sister, Ella Marie Smith in Farmington. She also stopped in Denver to see her brother, Bill Briggs, and family, Her husband, Jud, who also teaches in Beaverton was visiting his family. ,...,,,. La Senora Betty Clifton de Beaverton, Oregon vino a vesi tar a su pa.d:re, el Senor Elmer Briggs y otros parientes a su hermana EJ.la Haria SrQ;i th de Farmington . Ella visi to a su herm~no Bill Briggs y familia J El 1Serior Jud Smith esposo de Betty es maestro de escuela. CLASSROOM CLASSIC A second-grade teather informed her clas3 that the school wa.s going to hold a; lite.rary fair, and she asked if any of them tl10Eght they co1,ld make a contribution. One small boy raised his hand cmd. 'Voluntee,ed, "I know where there's some litter l can bring." -Haro/a Hdfer Mr o end H.1·s., James sterltng and thT.ee children ·were here from Lake Havasu C:lty, Arizona for a few days vis lting Mrs. Sterling's parents, the Rr.r...met Hotts'.' and brother @nd family, the RobGrt.Bottse They left f~Yr· home Easte:t· Sunday morning so the ch..i.lclren c ould be bnck in school Londay., Bl Seno~ y Se1iora James Steriing y familla de Lake Havasu City, Arizona vial t exon a sus padres eJ. Senor y Se:iio:ra Emmet Hott y :SU hermano Rotert Rott. Laurence Harker :retu:rn.ed home the first of .April with a real suntan r..fter spending the winter in Florence~ Jl.ri zona. H& and his brother~ Deriey Narke:r.- fro:.:. Tucson~ s1JEmt one day a week together·~ Mr. Marker di:dn' t ntls s 01;,.t entirely on wj_.nter either e.s there has been plenty more of i t since the f'l:rst of April here .. ln Seno:r LaWl'ence Ha:r·ker regr-eso a su hogar la semana pasaa.a., El paso el invj_erno en Florence, .AJ.•izcna. El visi to con su herrnano Dewey Marker de Tuscon. __, EJ. Senor Marker no erro la ultim.a tempestad de nieve. The Lyle Crawfords returned. hmm ;i,pril second foJ.loi·1ing a 16 day spring va,c~-cion triµ to Arizona cities. Tem:.ie, PhoenL'1;. and Safford. Mr. Crawford then r-e,.,orted for Jury d.uty in Durango on Monday morning, the seventh~ �:Z.ir. and Hrs. Udell Carden ~nd Mr. and Mrs .. Walter Cerr 11 son took a. tm:; · weeks vacation trip the firs.t of :Vl.B.rch through Washington State, Oregon and 1 Idaho. Senor y Senor,,a. Udell Car.don Senor y Senora Walter C~rlQon to.maron dos semanas de vacaci6n en el mes de Marzo. de Washington, Oregon y Idaho. Ellos anduver:i.on por los sstados Green was the featured color in clothing, decor?tions salad and dessert at the St. Patrick's day luncheon and three tables of bridge. The hostess· fo1• the Monday 17th party at her home 1:1as Mrs.. Virginia Lunsford. Robert Pa.rks, head of the Alcoholism Rehabilation in Ignacio will conduct the services in the Ignacio Presbyterian church, Sunday ~orning April 27th. The pastors, J'obn and Judy Chendo, will be attend:J.ng a Retreat in Northern California. TOMORROW Al'!D TOMORf~OW ) I hr',:;rd 1/,e world cry last nigh/ And I kn ow why. O n e smil lef I it with a sigh Fur all the years Not wulerstood, The lost good dap R11n out berw e('n 1/ie (111gen; A11d for the afterglow that lingers Like a memory not quill' R c'l11embered, or a dN!am Not wholly dreamed. D.:!ar soul, ~ood night. Only God blows ow 1!1e light. "'- ~ " " - ~ . • ~ / - : \UCrf.-\EL D1{1,;Jl'l: ® " It's my mornrny's ~ool-wat . , .. sill-el . . . i1\ her SHADOW!" 'fhe older residents of Ignac:lo may remembe:c' Vll"s. Celia R. Saliiz~n· ~ Mother of Teddy, Patricia and Dolly who lived in I g1acio fol" man;;- y·ec'.1'£ . She 5.s doing fairly well, l i v-es •with he r d au ghter ·Dolly ari.d he r fam.i1y :tn 0 Guymon, Okla~ / Vurios residentes Ignacio se :recor dar·an de la J3enor~<, Celta R. sa.12~:;:a;:• 1.§i_ madre de Theodora, Patricia y Doll y quien vi vi e:t.•on en Ignacio por muchos auos. La Senora Salazar vive con Dolly y su f amiJ.ic. en Guymon 1 Ok.la. �I~ The Annual Mothers Day Tea and program will be given by the Frien dship C:ti;cle for t he u omen of the ~r ea wednesday a.f'ternoon 9 May s eventh. It w:i.11 be 111 t he Presbyterian Church annex and the program will be on women of faith in the Bible. llll" , t.1nd Mrs , George Bryan became first time grandparents Monday, P.pril 14th a s their daughter Becky and her husband, Dan Nordeen ' s baby was born : : l{cnday afternoon, weight seven pounds 13 ounce~ . The young mAn has been named Timothy Aaron. Senor y Senora George Bryan son abuelos por E_remira ves. El dia 14 de Abril su hija Becky ~ordeen les presento u.n nino que peso siete libras y 13 onzas . Se llama Timonthy Aaron~ t.! s.J:,,.~ :J;;J-:id.::d.!> Pe11d for rhovg/11: " EH•ryonc is talking abo11l ~-Ir. and Mrs. Smith and how lhcy·re alw;;ys figllling.'· s,11d 11it·s. J ones co :'llr . Jones. ··some people arc 11-lking her pan and others are laking his po,t.' ' " l kilo\\' .' ' s:dcl l\lr. Jo.'les, "and I suppo!.e a ti?w eccentrics are mi nding their own b11siness." -· c,....., .-••,.... c,..,,. Dave Smith 1 s d.9.ughter~ Debbj_e, who li~.,res in Vail recently vj.s i ted he:r father here L~ Ignacio. The new G.E.Do school sunervtsed. by Arlene Hillich. will open soon in the basement; of the B 6I eil..s Cafet€ria • . ·C "Let's plav lwu.,e. You be the husband that goP.s to the office c/nd I'll be the Lcife thCtt goes into politics." �' f ll The Ignacio Drug project drop-in C£-n1ter had Open HoTise Apl'":Ll 2nd. -)Pe:;:-al Box is the outreach worker· in the Ignacio Office, a bl"a.Ylt.:::h of the Dura..11go Drug :project. Peral ,:rovides recreational activities for young people that want to drop in. The hours 2re 1 to 9 P .M. on l"iond.s.;rs a:.?-d Thursdays - 8:30 A.M. to 4~30 P.N. on Wednesdays and Fridays on Tuesct.9_ys it is closed because Peral in in Durango all day. The telephone numbe~ is 563-4-3.81 • Mr. and :Mrs e Tom Fish frora Farmington spent a day and had dinner with the Karl P'.,.a,uerts. · Other visitors calling have been 1-frs. 1,a10 Hansted of Florida Hesa, Mrs. Walter Carlson, Hrs. Lilli.an Browm, Ida Chavez, M:rs. Russell, Mrs. Jim Mayfield and Hrs. Nina Barn. Senor y Seno~a Tom Fish de Fa:t'mington pa.sa:ron el dia y tomaron la c omida con el Senor y Senora Karl Hauert. Ortas personas visitandolos fueron 1~ Senoras. ~·q.lo Hansted · de Florida Hes a, WaJjer Carlson, Lillian Brown, VirgL.7ia Russell, lim Mayfield, Ifina Barny la senorita Ida Chavez. Mrs. Louis Girard is back home f'rom a, three week trip east to New York City to visit her mother, a broth.er and family and a slster and her family~ She also visited her aunt in Ft. Laud.e1"d.ale, Florida. La Senora Louis G:trard ah regresado a su casa de un v:1.aj e a nueva Yor.-k ah v:1.si tar a su mB.dre y un hermeno y f amilia, 1.ma hermana y i' am.ilia ta.mbien t=Jlla fue a Ft. La.1,derdale, Florida a vi.sitar a urrn. t:ta. Fu:ei.0ral s-arvicas for lit•::::. Lola Rodrique:2: Sanchez 83 w·ere J/1::Ld2:,r at two on clock in the Igna.cio Presbyterian. Church with pastors John and Judy Chendo conducting the services. Burial was in the Ignacio Cel!lete:ry. Hrs. Sanchez died Monday in Santa li'e, N~-n,r 1-fexico~ She was the mothe1.. of Hrs e Joe Romero of Ignacia. l-1rs. Homero '~afJ with her mother fo.r· the t·wo weeks pI•ecoed.ing her death. She ·was horn in Ignacio F~ bruary 16, 1892, the daughter of Jose Antoni.o and Juanita. Rodriquez. Rev . Rodriquez was a missionary of the Southern Ute Indian a bout 40 years fr om 1890 until hls death in 1930. Following t he death of her mother, Lola made her home with relatives She was spending in. Sru.1 Luis, Colorado and still had a ho~ne in Sa..11 Luis. the winter •with her daughter Josephine Hor.nero, in Pena Blanca, New Mexico. Rev. Rodriquez remarried and continued to 1nake his home in IgnRc:lou :Mrs e Sanchez husband, Daniel Sanchez died in 1938. · She is· survj_ve.d by se\~en daughters, one son. and a brother, 37 g:randcbildren and 22 great; grandchild:ren ~ Quite a number of members of her f.ami1y were here for the funeral. M.re and Hrs~ Georce Ge.llegos of Denver were here to attend the funeral of Mrs~ Gallegos grandmothe:cQ They left Saturday noou to return home. Mrs. Gallegos iii t.rie forme1• Bernice Romero. · M.1•. and Mrs , C:risildo Pa -:heco, Martha. Archuleta, Lorraine.I J' oyce and Terry Duran attended the Notl·c Dame band concert at Fort Lewis Ea.ster Sunday '-·pvening • They thoroughly enjoyed it. Senor y Senora C:risildo Pacheco Senoras Martha /u>chuleta, Lorrain8 y Joyce Dur:an y la Seri'crita Terry Duran atende;ron el concierto de la band.a de Norte Dame el Domingo de pascua en el colegio de Ft~ Lewis. �Iguacio History The Indian Agency wa s named I gnac i o 9 for the Chief of the third band of Souther n Utes, t he Weminuche . Chie f I gnacio o.nd his band, howev er, rejected the idea of s ettling doi:m on s mall far !:ls , so t hey 11ere gi ven t he Western part of the r eser vation in the south part of Montezuma County , the headquarter s being To\'Jaoc . . The leader s of the Southern Utes in t he Pine River vall~y area. we1•e Buckskin Cha1•lie, chie f of t he Houa ch e ba nd and Seve1"0, Chief of t he Capote band ~ They were gr a zing t heir cattle part of ea ch year along the Pi ne River. By 1913 the tom1 of I gna c:1o had made a rapid growth with a number of business establishments and hones. Hans Aspaas had started con('-truc t ion of a t wo-story building to house his store and a. .t heatre, to be followed shortly by a hotel The present Ha lfwa y Hous e on north Goddard was a hotel built by L .M. \·layt, fa the:r of D Mrs . Vida Ritter . Geo1•ge W. Bryan and his s on Hillirun had a store near the depot, later moving to t he present Bryan building~ The t own also had a Bank , l i very stable, stores, blacksmith shop, a, newspaper and others ~ I n 19·13 the popula ti.on had gr01·m -co the ext ent t hat the citizens held an el e c tion to deci de upon t he i ncor porat i on 9 and a. c harter was secure-d fQr l·,he town. The fir s t mayor, Char les F . Warn er, was a f or mer Supt. of the ·:e Agency , then operat i ng a clothing store. Fi f ·t;y years :1.ater , i ~ the sullil1ler of 1963 t he Golden Ann:tva:rsary of the ·,rpora tton of 'c.he Tm·m. of Ign&.cio. · Rev~N!nd &m d. Nr·s . Se·-r~r d K{' . aud Hrs . Rus sell Box and son Rusty, 1,;.r • .;:,.d MT,i:;~ 011:i.e Chavez aml gr w.n6.daughter~ Cindy .:md Yvonne Rti.el c:nd Victorin Taylor at t er...dcd the Billy G1•t1,ham Cru sude at Alhuque:c·qu e 1 1-f o Hex b i n Yfa.r ch .. El. Re~e:condo y Seno:i:-~ Seward Senor y Senora Russ ell Bo:~ y Rusty Se.nor y Seno;i:-a Oll ie Cha vez y s us nir,'t&.s Cindy y Yvonne Ra.e l y Vi cto··'ia '.I'ti.yl or atenderon el Billy Gr ahal!l Crusa de en Albuque r que 9 Hue\ro Mex ico e.1.1 !vfr'l.l'~~ o o Hr. and Mrs o f- taY1l 0y Pot t e r of We ir'c Long Branch~ ITe"·1 J e r s ey 'i·ie:rc in I gnacj_o in 1-~arch t o vis it h:1.s mother, M:rs. 1-hrtha Potter and otb.ei.... relati vcs . Th<m t hey went to Uesa, Arizona to attend the f amil y r e1..1111on of t he Beh!'mann famil y , par ents of Mrs. Potter. Se--;_;ol" :..r Senora Stanl Ay Potter de Hast Bran ch, 1fow Jersey, v0sitar &1 en I gnacio el mes pa.sado a su maclre la Senora Har t ha Pc,ttar y otre.s p ar-ien't1:?S. D~ er ,,i se fueron a J-~esa Ar:1.zona t.i. ttcndor una r euni on de la. f ru.nili a. .Behrmann l os JJadre::; do la Senora Stanley Potter o T1·ro Allison. c ouple enjoyed a c ruise :!.n 1-fe.:rch l e aving here the eight to dr·ive tc, Dc1rve:r. Fr·or.1 De,.1vor 2t~ couple3 :fj_~on the Colox-ad.o St ate Grrmg e f le•,; t o 1-Iiu1ui l e;:;.vlne Port Eve:rr;lad~s on t h,':! I to.lir·n Ship 1. ngolina LF~uro ~ Eight hundr0d passenr:e:rs on board visited Puert o Hi co, St. ~'1101:12.t~ and ,Tt~.mac ia and ,;~re ente:rta:tned on the sbip 1·:.i. th nuwcrous act ivi t 1.<::: s . bcfo:t.'e :t eturninr, to J\llison the Enile:.•:--; ·v:isit"'d th~ir daugilt a · o.nd famtly, ti'!~ Uav5.d ?rid.dys, i n Colorado Rpri 1es und the Suttons "t-:e u -t -cc) Le.mar to be \Tith Mrs. Suttor.i. ' s r:1oth0r 1. o:r her 97·:::i:i. bi1•thcla.y. 1 Lo$ S£.iox·:.is Pnr:i.s Ent;lc1 y J. os s{n'o:i·o.s 11::lslie Sutt.on de AlLtson j.'u3r or1 c. Denve;.,r· a :jui,t;."1·r0 con v:1..cn.te y ct1:1t:..·o pa.1, .;ins q~,r~ ~; aJ.ic:r.·or1 po:r· a.v:1.on 1:1 l-.1,.:i.L.u .i a r;-nb2rcf;.:rt:~ en e:t varco !tc:.li~ !'.o . Oc~o::;ien-i;o s p:::i. s aj e1" o s ves:lt.ttron Pu(:i:"i.:.o Ric:o, S.:>J.1 To:r:as y ..Tamao~•.a. Ln ol viaJC c.c.. reg1•eso l os l;riglc :r· vcs:i -:-c!·on co~"l su hi.ju. y f.\.1.1ilia los D.:ivid l',.'idCi.;;rs e:n C0:to:rad o Sp:r·in ~s y los 81-1-t.ton:; i'ucron a :,_ "'"nar a E"!~.:;'i-a:.~ con la r.iadt ~ tlc la D~o::....:1 &ut ton en su , • , ipJ..(• r,,o 1.-tv J.qe;v0r) a y s:l.cto &nos• �I.U fe; . ~zc0~~::fef;;::.~:tt.:...--<~v:.~ ~ Ii -~ ,_(, J!._ Early in J&:tliJ~ry something new devel oped in La Plata Countyo It :.. I, , called Program. f e z•" Local Services and is sponsored by the Colorado Cong:i.•,·: .:;s of Senior Orgeniza.tions, so the pr•oblcms 11nd ideas of retired citizens hPB prio:tJ.ty in its p:i:-ogram. to identify cmm:.ir:.rnity needs and to find solutions· lfor them. Because the ol der' citizens of the Ignacio School District are .alre8.dy conside::-ed in the 1:.: . F .J-l~S ~ pro jects , Program for Local Se:rvj.ces it3 not co.ncentrHting ill t his district . Ifo·tvev,~r we would be_ very much interested i:n putting _unr11et :nE:8ds, of S.D~ . '$ .(or untried idee,s) ~nto the th~::nking ~--n~'i planning of t he La Pla-ca Coun·Gy"·p ro grai:n. They will be presented to wh:i.cnever local, e;ourit:--r ~ state or national agency might be concerned and for those problems i'or u.h1ch there is no resource at this time we hope to de= velop alternative solutions. So j_f you po:rsonf),lly have a problem or you ha.ve an ldea w'nich would be:nefi t the cowm.1ni t;v ~ plei:tse get in touch ,,rl th the Lf:. Plata County Program for Local Serv1ces Volunteer, An.n Parks, 88lt·-2cl43 wb.o vill l be happy to come 'to your home to discuss them with you a...Yl.d who will make a.11 pos--~ sible efforts to get action on them. Ann Parks ... ~ ~~~ For r;osh sakosi \•Ve can'/ afford ll,a!.1 Do I look like an oil-rich A rnb? ""' Lr•. Sc-o.o:ra Glact-rs Lea.vi tt de Cortez paso Gl Do!":Juso (le 16 0.'.3 lfa1,z6 vesltando co:,1 12. St/_rt:ra C:h2rlotte j'ofr,';S. �El donLi.11go d.ia seis de Ab ril la fc11niJ.iH d~ la S</t'ftn"'a l-''!.l,.:'·.1. Hrdl,::Y .:::.('.~S;}):'C con ·,11a sus cur:role~os con una comida ( 1r•t Luc1c) en 1f•. e,... ~. ,. c"ie J. ~.i CE'i":c".::-·. -e<., e~"'··· )) .. :..;_·n---OI' "IY ti'i,.., •""l'n) };'•· .:·--'-'-• ~,1r.,.-,,, 1)~ ci,,.~·o"\, ,,. r~~-..,--- ... r:•• : {. ;~, . · . _ , , ..,,.,a,., J ,s,;n"'-o..,..;,-::i ....... ,.,_ •. ... , .... !l ~· ·.-.;~. 1 •• Iiiggli Senora Ruth ii.n.n Sci bel y nirios 8USGD..!.'1(~ -y c::i.~rl~s ~illC:i: j" '-ie:~•::.:t·~ :~':'-Ht.. Gaz·J. sen ~., n:i.uos 'l'.:rnuni e y handy ·t: Tony 1:s):i. il.J. .. J)·~·:-,4'] .• .,.,.~,.>~ t""l'T !"--:., .• '"S,::,11·• --.:, l,. . )'l"'I ,.J -~ '\'•"4 't ' Potte:-:i)~ was the p:t:>or1 :ram tou:l c of the !8.J>c:\ ?\ p;-.!J.-CJ:xu--r.~!.1' · ~.i ~~] ·,~b meeting at the L:t.,--.n_s, Bu:i.~.Jing . ~-;~lv5. ~;nd L;..Chl".'t,:::.'. 1-:-cl ,:,a ~=;:h.I.bl'I", of ,~.~'... .L-::n:'.= ~V yn,.,~· of u· c·1,'-t,...,.,~r .. ,,. J.J~ 1 .,T'l,...y (!,,.,l.f ,, J.net .._~.-,· ,._. C· · l ·-•~ 1 ~.,.. a•1d · -,., .., • '-V · ,.,, •.- ,.~. •(•~·. J.. .rlJ.I.. ,1 o J . . :., e .... c.,.1 L• .....,.,.• .;;,? .. ,:, .:1,..!., • • "* •• If..,~• .- ) #,, .l\.o --A"' .., _ • • • 1.~ p:rebistoric pcrcter .:r ancl o1·her a.r'tif acts f- m.md GT• t 11oi.11 pi':·o:,cn: t:v so::r:!1 cj '.!.1:U: .rany v Th-:?- b.o stE,sses we:;:e; U:es ., Ru\-.y 11;;1j.J,ay- t)J.d. ··:11~ . Futl2 f t:oo':'::~: , z:.-: sa ,G:1 i?1Ct: 0o1v:i..Jle 05: Che y enae and. :-irs , ~1\me Ccx.J> f r o,..: /: ,;,:ri..11.o w~I·e gu::~r;ts . Visit~.11do p:C-cT.C'.',.V(-;~i.' ,'). Texas~ � 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: April 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. 1975-04 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Smith, Shelby Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Ignacio Senior Center