Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph from Colorado Springs, Colorado • Page 9

1912 Gazette Tells Story i Of Manitou Time Capsule The the jion ils 4 Wt Sol-i Park in Mamtou itf the daily oi the 4 duje up on Thur-t loun. a print oi Gibert Its to I'iurg la aani U' aiwtlier td Mrs Mami McKerran SECTION 6 Fununateh, an ai't'Ount rrK-e CoKor.Kk> and an the a picture oi the oricrnal i.a/»‘t*e pr.nteti AijjiU'-t 29 9 bui.t in I'oiorado what oi.u-ed jn tip 5 3 the committee at ceremon.cN the next a picture oi Zehuiroo So endure this was se- The N'x ctMitainod cured nexer be known of (he offuxcrs of (he Kl a large boulder brouihl frtsm Pioneer who were Mari'us farm thargr of function tnne I'anon wxs set oxer the box i'lure'i were of who par- The -tone was inscribed to mark n.dtxi sn piogram of (he sne e.i>tern erni of I'te Pass IrrivHis Ind.aH' iHirav and I beneath wais of at tfw tune -m r.tiher than or Buck'K who was roijllmg in the -a'cpaiie which 'svnt that iMhCi item' were a report of fhe work o( the P.ontvr the n.imes of a'l of a fge aiix'pted the Camera Club Awards Prizes To Salon Winners annual salon of the Pikes ik ('amera flub was hold re climaxed an awards barKjwt at Ruth Over I. Hemheneider COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO 16 1962 SECTION destnneti the contetrts Howexer none of the mementoes were tr replaiabie The cererrwwes in the park on Kugu't I 9 li. followed the marking ol the f'te Pass Trail from ('ascade dixwn to Maiutoo ie Ind.ans. wtio by chance were to he town wttli a at the same time the Shan Kive paeeant, had I teen muted to participate m.irk:n,c the trad as part the festn ities The lies and piams Indians for icnturies had used tlw trail in I te PasK for the Jiiilci's rrxHintains or cisi'iof the sacred spr ngs located near the Bowers and Gharles Clark er at Soiia Springs Park Wmnmg (he printed the xear -U on the morn of the trxph' Vickerman for Lhe Iruluns leathered hi.

black and white picture en al the Antlers where they Go ng for the Spare hoanied street cars for Manrtou V. ke'man t.iok a prue for fijl'owiuc this iwxel expenetwsr high points cup for the gh point- for the xear in jirinis pUce cup wa- te to ascade Here the t'api Keilhley for ent re party mounted horses for Stone- thmd place cup mark.ng IJie rt- Pr Gloxer now of Mo- of the hifihway Ala for Uaosf ami a cup fourth place lies were nHib.les which leaded ado chugged up thru b.e. apr LTk'ESTOCK PROJECT Roy Maestas shows Jess Kauffman, manager of Brockhurst Ratirtt. his rabbit while P.sher second from nght) and James Rnwe look on. Each boy Is encouraged to care for some kind of animal as a of helping to dewlop responslbflity.

(Gazette Telegraph Photo) Boys Get New Lease on Life At Lions' Brockhurst Ranch leather belt. Written Quizes May Be Out at Colorado Colege New Developments at in his Memories of a Lifetime in the Pikew iVdk Rec.on tells that the In V- for mentions in prints fyf seemed (o enter into the spTit of the occasion and be- TIME Mrs Nori'xn Rixsentrcter of Mouniain FaUs discusses a suhjtect with bxiys fr.m The Brockhurst Boys Ranch, The classroom has (o N.IIT 1 Vickerman a'Thi'ee Door -Tiv- and Sym- monoiorxwa- lettlCg CHK Wiif WrfsOOpS lanetta iHrrx-aLr. which cxwttinoed th-- at t-, heen-matle the secmd flisor the Church In the Wiliwiwwl in Misintain Kaliv P.enriedud subjects are stres.se»! in ciassnsxm wiulc. (Liaitette Telegraph Photoi Manittxi Here (Tciriey and the V'ic Confrreme Keiibi'x for White for Long Refore i .1 fa.r principa meo of t.ne fortr. and to bde Gioxcr for and iV.nler Moor ruu' Cotor idide of (he ye.xr wa- Kutieiigc (iperalior Ki-eding Mrs Rutledge placed fourth with White and took a pnre for points in the Cup for highest in for the xear went to -s btrang James rvogiittie awarded a cup for in seionct pUce.

Wale her took third with Fanta-y a circle anx od the spring ots the mxrth suie of the creek aiwt wen: thru thecr old Indian cere and end-ng at a Couatx El Paso County White Collar Men Up 84 Per Cent rh coior Jean was i Whi.e collar workers have la mak nc offe" ngs to the creaised per El Paso and end-ng at a Couatx sace IShft ana now occupy sfK'rt addrt'vs the lie language yt 2 per cesii of ail to the by Buckxkai harfey acctKtling to fifures the I trs were led by by the Bureau Buck-ikm Charley -n the combined with those of the trail. rexe.x! that com- cd Commerce, njittee members headed up the Accerdmg to the bureau, the ia down the tn line with the grow- The rhauTTiAii. Irving Howbert. mi: defnand ta the county fw cler- protxablx knew the as well icai. prtrfesstocal as anv prexer.i sjKe be aivi sales personnel Honorable mention ribbons were recxwi nee The-e occupatwns have attract- PTsrnted to Will.ird Sbekion for iarge mayonty of newcom- bis slide.

Amid btone comni ntM memtxers on ers in the labor forre as and of were marx blue coiiar workers who Malhies for Ap- wbs was a mavor 0 were by machines and proaching Colorjifo Springs and of rto longer needed us Ihetr and bpider Rock town Casc.wle. and II tieids Keiler with A-tro who owned tNt lliff as nvtutx Wakher with Proctor the itoxemment repurti Moth Porlr.ut” Oaire Rutledge them machinists. Rwemca. for for boulder smtflar to the ooe opera! farmers and and the Zusder Zee" uxu marked the tra.l at pnxdvKftoo worktrs Glover for Filly while marble The Paso Couaty fiadmgs. James Doolillle fixr psKtii.

bearing the letters according to the indicate Sam Vicker for the a higher than prevails ta man for in Sand placed at inlenaLs moesi parts of the I'niled Slates Sharp for Bkss- the route the pass, but ail of The nat.o*uil tolal in th.s regard sxim Draper for these have since been destroyed 41 I per rent and 4 per cent Me'- The Last to and a riding c'ub has for the of Colorado of them with concrete posts ase at the time of the Com marked I nwrce tabula- The ceremonies in Alanitoo in there were 21,412 mm and served to remind residents woman in white cnUar of the Pikes Peak regnw of the jobs and 21J41 blue ancient trail and the Indians who As a rule, the repwrts show It The hues of white ccilar wiHkers enjoy great- Mrs Pnce "Cokirado' were er job secunty thaa do ethers They are more likely to hold yvar- In Colorado, our Colorado. full time than Softly mem grace sh.di fail blue collar wokers ke moixnbearm 00 the moun wall CWO Don Trama.ne was Colorado, grand Colorado elected president of the Pikes Taos Sun.xet. ami George White (or Mountain l-ake ITintv will remain 00 display at Ruth's Oven for a time Don E. Tremaine Elected Head of Square. Compass PROl'D OF H.W'DIWORK Wesley Vieddleson a brea-t collar he made for a biuse to Paty Murray and Max Clark, a counselor at the Brvwkharsi Boy'S Ranch Boys and counselors live together that the counseiors are always available to help with problems.

(Gazette Telegraph Photo) Special Christmas Stamps Available Fven dunng the slumps in business actjv ly. they are retained in iheir jobs, for the most part Such not the case in the productwn aad. where blue collar worker- are often laid off at Rich times It IS noted that the rate af unemploymiNit among white collar workers in the last 10 years was $2 per cent, in com si reached i per cent among blue collar workers. Peak Square and Compass Qiib AM at the aimual PWII recently Aiio elected Sft Winters, first vice president, SM Sgt Jr. vice president, Sgt Coioratio Springs Po-l of Jr treasurer.

Airman announced Saturday that I James Barkdale. secre Has received an additiona' Chnsunas sumps They The follow ng officers were pointed by the newly-eiecteil pres a-xsisiant poM- ident Baker, chapain master, -aid an eari.irr shipmen Fire Ch ef Mitchell nvar- 0 of the stamp- shal Capi John VV wa- sold some time ago Tiler, and Ll Col Milton I Fin Onulrock the Chr beg. parlMmentanan mad has calling of the officers a surfacing of about five miles for Pikes Peak Square and (onrv JZ Cokxado Highway it A. between Club wiU be at the first ume from due to the Carsoa and Spnnfs, meeting of the New Year at the VJ Pa-so County Club. Ent Base He said the iwiint of the heavy for Jan 9 All mx'tcf Ent mailing will be felt next week HMihway Depart- and vicinity are Some extra men bees opened 00 that to deliver parcel post pack- 3 Fa.limales for the three total aces today, but there will be no aii Another is improvement Icl.very of regular mad loiiay mihrs of Coioraite State Beginmog soim Highway I between Vmi wtll be employed Weilingion, 1 Larimer (hiufrock said the paolrffice -Bids Advertised On improvement Of 115 Wiii opencvi Jan to By BYRON AKERS A boy.

11. diligently tools a design on a fall seme.vter rmal somewhat older, dips off sharp edges of are in foil swmg. tile and arranges them in a cdorful mosiac. A companion -wishes sandpaper over a board. A 14-vear-old Uboriousiv reads alcHid from a textbook, professors preparing long wntten Fdlow siudents bend ovw may be going books awaiting a chance to nmnbers.

under Mrs Jerry Mills, of the horse and buggy to give a ta the ln.stead of writing answers to Owtdoofx a veungster foodless ranch Ufe questions, students in some of the a pedigreed rabbit and Lhen pam- of a capable and out the prop- -viaft. headed by Jess Colorado College will merely er amount of teed Others are Kauftman. an experienced and down to round Uble discussuws bviiy with different farm ammals eotbiisiastic mxxrker among juv- and fire que-tions at each other or With chores eniles." The exammatkxis are similar to Twenty all these are the -An ordained Mennotiie minis- the oral and the thesis at the Brockhurst ter. Ranch Manager Kauflman.defense quix given to graduate Bwrh up Lie Pass on a has entire career to school degree candidates, wnth sew snot overkwkiog Green vwoih work, hrst Christian ed- the difference that the questions Mountain Their ages range ucatioo and then to pwoeenng are put to the students being ex- from 11 to Ik church camp- amtiuKi by their own classmates They are buckling down, mi outdoor program. Irajher than by a faculty board, lor the ihetr In 1161.

selected fM semester final examtna- learning how to fn themselvos to the Mennonite being held six weeks ttto future lEsefol places in ao- Divide Beginnuig barber this year at the coUege as eiety. cMOfUng result of the of a new Most anportant of ail, they are there for boys and i to that ebitunates the tradi- a aew ottlkiok oo prtAialKm department jjonal post-hobday These ail the Tter carTSS th. m. TtKv cinir lor i ute Jii and itrla Ird K.ullman Dec IMS to the rear-areuhd Froot. for the second senwster start Jan But oach ooe has had Camp i'te Again hreiai Some are orphans Judpc GOIiam gave his JiLJr fwhw-e j.img frem broken hemes Kauffman was named Colorado College, the new course where parents man of the year by the Denver examinai.ons have the mabie or failed to provide Juvenile Court The plaque award- approval of Deaa Uoyd E.

xXt tSrd hnn rel: -For a chikftood service to the youth of Denver, year, he said, think they chuaaooo Brockhurst Boys Ranch, are working out very well here The rrtiilt was these 11 to Kairffman says he is convinced Dr Kenneth J. Curran, arofes- nnotional he has a still greater sor and ehairm.iD of the ecooom- whkh. rf uBcorrected. help twys Ray-a uttonately rtua their lives and As presently set up. the boys Rrerner.

associate professor irf make iSm worthless to them- kvw groups of ten in two cob- economics, spent five years work- selves aad ta society Their one-room cabin was mg out the exanrunaUoa pattern, (hstwhMices often spring to provKlte sufficient ac-l The examinations ara now toehnz tfcev were un- oomniodatjons Chairs, rugs and in some junior and and Thus emo- homebke comforts a senior level economics courses. uaciaUy bunieaed they could needed, but the Woodland required of all majors eco- adjust themsetves to home life, Lwns and Lionessm plan nomics. They also are gtven if Wf or to school or poup hv- these improvements in two busing administration ranch atmosphere is re- courses They first were given to Now Ihev are a new informal and a bmited number of superior chance at the Boys Kauffman declared there's on an experimeiital basis. Ranch I adei the of nothing about the pro- twq of the courses, entitled In- aa expert sgaff St-am dependent Readings Economies, of adults, the are balanced activity pjch carry three semester hours studvtnff. working to stwdy, work and play, all under credit In each course, studem.s ovortmme the emotion hamws leadership of assigned the same books, that separated them from normal has a definite pur- usually six to eight, to read.

No rebuild the boy are held, but sutdents boys rMch has been We mad give him a new individually with the course operatioQ only mooihs Fw dianw." supervisor. These courses mra a many years Mr. and Mrs Henry ao thing for an emo- two-year seqtMnce Brockhurst ran the WPacre lay- uooally disturbed vxHingster to student advances to oig a fuest ranch Now re- make the shift his life progressively less structured aiwJ tired, the Broekhwsts decwkd habits to a pro- mdependwat learning situa- ihetr ranch would be an ideal gram which requires place lor chb- respoosihiUty and self-disci- dren They gavo the property to examination lakes the form of IS- the Woodland Park Loons for yo-minute speech, on a topic of this purpose, reserving lor them student's own (sub- seivws only the ranch house dur- faculty aproval' their Uves before a panel of six. was a big tm composed of the class supervisor the Park ims Individ The Ku- uaibf and as a group they have to be examined worked to esiaWish the ranch as of the panel with a a suitable place where chshirbed. to feel they are ouUiae of the speech confused could make a the taft Ihe stta FoUowiof the taft Ihe student A is with them day has to ctefeod hLs oral argument.

arc fired at torn by sto- invited to the Mrs. Berlha A. MRIer Dies; Rites Monday Graveside rttes will be held at W1IAT the question ed by Bill Johnstm of Counselor Ed ixchrock in the shop of the Brockhurst Bovs while Cliesfer Matierti sand- papers a eabinei he is making The shop is set up to provide facilities for several kinds of handivrork. Telegraph Photo) pects make ooe heavy dcliverv 3 day thruout the city. 2 m.

Monday in Evergreen Cemetery lor Mrs Bertha A Mil- ler. who died Wednesday at a vClTIC William Seilman will officiate. To Annual Concert Mrs MiUer affiliated with The Chamet and CeRic choirs the Church of Chnst. Scientist. Fma Lniied Preshytenaa She was born March IL CTiurch wiH present thetr aaanal Elmo.

Mo and rwided here dinstmas concert at lonifht IS improvement of six miles I Highway la Park Ooun ly. between Antero Junctioo and Fairpfjv The cost of timatcd at John Gallegos Attends 'Trees. Shrubs TV of tv gQfgg Watering c. oi During Winter Cubs in Pack 34 Recdve Awards start. In the six roomhs tince the ranch started out with lour in houn a dtent mnmbers of panel, fba the have been chosen for thoir with the speech although much maturity, fimr ability to uikler- itself, conftitute the final es- pLaentM a stall ijgyj young- amination The however, if assembled and a ranch home put and confideiice The determined by the job requires a young man who is.

In the second of the tsro courses, willing to dedicate hts enure abil-'the final takes the ity and time to helping boys." of a over Counsdkirs are Terry Worden, signed rewling in the couree, Al- David Chnstophel. Max Clark they imad be te Bnan Epiey. into operation for the We bolMNe we havo made a good start," said Harian Nimrod, chairman of the ranch board of trustee TI mi Woodland Park Uons Chto. assunved responsibility in woce 1943 ilhe formerly lived nl They 191 Monument St. tioo of AinlRary Schedules Party W.

Platte Ave-, recently naended to a five day retreat at the ILS. Army Retigwui' toeir trees owe Jaa Radfer Oison. Baddy Haedwidto. igGahki and Donidd Malaoa ta time, seme of ton RMrnl CMUr personnel lag to torertor j. i.

tu, Wmuj SUittry. Company Department Burgar and Steven Porchaska given mentoers of Cub Scout wootuano rare viuo. Idiscuss ail piiases of toe Spec 4 John C. GaUegos. son of reccntly advanced From 7 a m.

to each liiacusaion sttoject aetualiy Mr. U. WjVRr V. jaM rtid duect toe managenienc and Eauffisiaa i With on the board are: said, dom time Smith, treaswer. J.

Bmntos diy ac- Elder. Samuel M. Mitchell, boys ta ap nexl Mmag. accord- recentiy added. dtaner dmmmm of topoi of Scott Mkhael Don Canty, Kenneth Hinkta, Paul local or worW Garde askd Kometh QiMtan.

hours are iqieot ta a varMy of wiU be Ihe direc Waller lUian and Mrs wiU hoW a meeimg aita Vomnanv Departmeot Ncnrtta attributed tailial suc- way reading, writing letters. iJrx Wilier IS survived bv two Moflmerrfer and will presem partv. gift exchmge, Armv Au- Wolf Tun Bishop, saver ar- of the proxert to ihmp seeing film working on vix. 'X. by pm Mlreyd the WiUuwiea cl the tT, Md Mr, Gar- tbe Oub Comb.

ud remplmd 1,01 wuo. Tim PkX Club re- lb, rwdi. M. eXm day. tb.

I Vfsllmr ftf Mrs IWl mW too students two before the exaaunatioo date The final topie ta fkawn (Irani a bat by tbe chairmaii of the student panel at the time ef the examinanoo It ta contonrted by members of the student penaL wih a professor sittiiig a ion. aconda. Mo: a Julvan of Boulder, and other The lack of proper moisture at row; ChiMk (Xsen Mdler o( Wy Trt Hr, b. Lm Jori Eva Newman. graduale af ta toe and he son, Jan RoiUer Knut severa: and Walter liban and rrtresnmenii Maidwick.

Roger Boyta wiU be ergawst. Scott 01 port for toe raKh opnrtaMn. once boys aita a 'talk it and rtartad mtoractioo Etforto of wivee of club observer. Here too. the trade It determined hy toe imifwilar.

"Earti studert to tbe imtructor a brief rommenk on toa Prolennr said. Btai to (Turn to B7, Column t) the foud.