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Jeanette Archuleta-Callsen hard at work making masks during this Covid-19 pandemic for our local healthcare workers, family and friends. Her dining room is her “sweat room” she says.
Jeanette ArchuletaCallsen is one special lady. She always has been. But when this Covid-19 pandemic arose, she saw pictures of people using all kinds of ways to mask themselves, using everything from sponges to plastic beverage bottles as masks to protect others and themselves from others. She saw that as their strong desire to live and let live! She wanted to keep people safe so they don’t have to be hospitalized by this bug. That’s when she decided to use God-given talent, her ability to sew ,and she got busy! She made masks of all colors and sizes for adults, children and babies. She made masks using the same fabric for family members large and small so the kids would think that was cool and wear the same masks as mom and dad. She made specialty masks, using fabrics that promoted different teams or sports
The City of Caldwell and The Caldwell Chamber, are working together with Business and Education to provide laptops, computers, and any equipment or services required to help our Caldwell students achieve their education online. If your busi-
like the Cowboys or basketball and others. She made fun masks with jalapeño peppers, birds, flowers and anything else that she had in fabric that she had at home. She even made masks out of Crown Royal bags! She did this for anyone who needed a mask at no charge. After giving masks to one physician’s office, he contributed $100 and yards of material to her cause to help her keep up the good work as she has done all this with her own funds. Fun! When she ran out of fabric, she went and bought more. Eventually she couldn’t find elastic, so she began using par cord, headbands and pony tail elastics and whatever else she could find to get the job done! Her husband even got in the action by cutting out the fabric for the masks for her and he even made a little stand to hold her numerous masks as she
Appreciation award from WVMC for Jeanette’s contribution of over 300 masks to healthcare workers.
made them. Jeanette has put poles outside her house on which she attaches masks in baggies for people to be able to come pick them up as she doesn’t let anyone in her house due to the quarantine. One friend came up to the window so she could throw her a kiss of appreciation which caused Jeanette to “cry and cry”
Help Caldwell High School
ness would like to donate any new or used items listed below please do so. • Tablets/IPads • Desktops (Computer Only) • Desktop (with Screen or all-inone) • Printers
by Leora Summers
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One Special Lady–Jeanette Archuleta-Callsen!
• Mice • Keyboards • Webcam • Ethernet Cables • Extra Power Cords • Monitor Cords • Monitor Splitter • Headphones
Jeanette even made this special mask with the WVMC logo on it for Betsy Hunsicker, CEO of West Valley Medical Center, who wears it with immense pride.
she said. She is such a special caring lady! they don’t come any better! Her message to everyone is to be safe for others and yourselves by “masking up.” Care of Masks: After you have worn your mask out in public places, you should sanitize your mask. Don’t leave it on the kitchen counter! Wash your hands
Cuevas, a son of one of Jeanette’s friends wearing one of her special child size masks that she made. You can see his smile through his “happy eyes!”
after using it and wash your mask! You can wash it in your washing machine with detergent and dry and if you would rather or you can hand wash it with soap and water and dry it. You can also hang your mask out for two days before using it again. Google for other options on how to sanitize your mask.
by Theresa Hardin, Caldwell Chamber of Commerce Executive Director • Mouse Pads (new) The Treasure Valley drop off location in Caldwell is the Caldwell Chamber of Commerce. Our address is 1001 Blaine St., Caldwell. Please call 208 459-7493 before you drop off any items.
Once collected Kendall Ford will be picking up these items for sanitizing and clearing data of devices. Thanks for your help with this urgent request.