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Great moments Sunday, July 1, 1979 Volume 4 Number 33 of my life Cover If you lived in Cisco, Utah, you'd probably know to whom these three faces belonged, since the population is 23. For more, see page 8. Lower right, Bob Dickerson inches his way up Candlestick Tower; rock climbing in the Black Canyon, page 4. Cisco cover photos by Rich Addicks. Inside Page 2 Grand Junction, Colorado, Sunday, July 1, 1979 BOOKSHELF reviews books delving into English and American political figures it page 3 SCALING THE DRAGON and sleeping in his lair.

A tale of rocky adventure in the Black Canyon. What happens when armchair climbers try real rocks? Story by Montrose writer Guy Kelly page 4 CISCO population 25. One resident says the Utah town is dying. Another says it's growing. Westworld Editor Val Sullivan and photographer Rich Addicks take a look for themselves page 8 GARDENING says you can't beat the beet page 11 EYE SPY page 12 Born in 1891, Inet Wihon'i family mooed to Paonia in 1909.

She hae made the Weitern Slope her home ever tince. CROSSWORD page 14 YESTERYEAR page 15 PLAN AHEAD with a look at Western Slope July activities page 15 a Editor Assistant editor Art director Production Sullivan Linda Post Bangert Page life we saw was a few Indians watching their sheep. There was even a squaw with a papoose tened to her back who led some sheep off the road so we could get by. Finally, there we were! At the Four Comers area! It was a forlorn, dry and rocky spot. In the center there was a larger rock, sort of like a rough cornerstone.

Small stones were arranged in lines to indicate the different states. My husband built a small campfire, not far away, where we cooked our lunch. We set up the folding camp table across the Utah and Colorado line. His chair, was in Arizona and mine in New Mexico. Thus, a long dreamed-about ambition was accomplished.

This first trip was taken in the early 1940s, since then a government highway passes through. Also, there is a large concrete platform centered by a monument. Picnic tables have been built in the corner of each state. By INEZ S. WILSON 1A7 hile a little girl living in a large city in the middle states, my fourth grade teacher introduced us to geography.

One of the things she taught was that there are four states in the Union that touch each other. She said, "One can stand with one foot in each of two states with a hand in each of the other two." That meant that one could be in four states at the same time. I hoped and dreamed that someday I could do that very thing. When a freshman in high school I wanted to move to the West. Our family moved out here into Western Colorado.

After finishing high school and two years college, I taught school several years, then married, Finally, we were able to take a few vacation trips. One of the very first was a tour which included the Four Comers area. We traveled winding roads through adobe hills. The only Do you remember? Do you have an old photo you'd like to share? Send it, along with information about it, to Do You Remember, West-world Magazine, The Daily Sentinel, P.O. Box 668, Grand Junction, Co.

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