~Wtt&1 - - Hoover Library

Joy says "Welcomethe right.to San Pablo." Her home is onDo you know about vaccines for your animals andchildren? NoDo you have a latrine? NoWhere do you bathe and wash clothes? RiverWhere do YOll get water? RiverAs 1 write this article, I've been in my new home forless than a month-just time enough to make a gardenand do a lot of looking and listening and visiting. Mylibrary has become a lending library to the literate andperhaps an incentive to the illiterate. Literacy classesare in the near future.Our first project has been a simple one (they wantedus to begin with arrangements for getting a road up here,but that's a bit MUCH to tackle in the first month!). Mariand 1 have talked with leaders and arranged for them toinvite the doctor from town to hike up to give yellowfever vaccines. The two of us and a team of three or fourothers have done a bit of hiking in the meantime to announcethe vaccine and educate the families as to itsimportance.I'm happy in San Pablo and relish the challenge aheadfor Mad and me and the colonists. 1 have a lot to learn,a lot more listening and looking to do, but as "I lift upmine eyes unto the hills" 1 am grateful to the Power thathas led me to this Land of Decision-Bolivia.Joy's market basket is a little different from those usedby the nattoe population.T';~~~Ye~~~~~!I~,wh'~r :1~8:,eS:~~~:b~~r JU:I::n~o:r:::'°s~~ftg;ju::~~e ~;~:jl!:~~'·~th~l~~t%~~e;.n Jo~9!~;.~ ;~;:ct~dfo~~vt;.~o:;;:~:pageeleven