Dear Editor,
In response to Mr. Clower from Texas: Your Indian name should be Storm Cloud. The Indian Interpretive Dance Team that Gilpin county so graciously invited to their fair are a group of young people from the Jefferson County...
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Dear Editor,
In response to Mr. Clower from Texas: Your Indian name should be Storm Cloud. The Indian Interpretive Dance Team that Gilpin county so graciously invited to their fair are a group of young people from the Jefferson County Westernaires, a local group of 1,000 kids who learn about horses, teamwork and respect to use their talents and skills in the best traditions of the west. The costumes are authentic and handmade, the announcer provided history and tradition to go along with the presentation.
The staff at Gilpin County Parks don't need your help.
I am a current volunteer with the Westernaires and Alumni, 1973
Janet Acree
Golden
