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Mabel Marie Marshall September 16, 1925 ~ October 20, 2019

Mabel Marshall went home to be with her Lord and Savior on October 20, 2019.

She was born in Minneola, Kansas on September 16, 1925 to William Roy and Amzel I. (Borden) Marshall.

Mabel worked for 35 years as a switchboard operator. She loved sewing, crocheting, embroidery, reading, her yard, flowers, and the deer that visited.

She was a member of the First Assembly of God and Telephone Pioneers of America.

She is survived by her siblings, Betty Minton of Pueblo, Dennis (Loise) Marshall of Canon City, Royse (Kate) Marshall of Swink, Kathy (Jim) Martin of Canon City

along with numerous nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by sisters, Wanda DeJean and Lois (Garner) Berry; brothers, Leroy Marshall and David Marshall.

Her radiant smile and teasing nature will be missed by all who knew her.

Viewing, 12PM, Funeral service, 1PM Friday, October 25, 2019, Holt Chapel of the Garden, 806 Macon Ave., Canon City, CO with interment to follow at Lakeside Cemetery.

Services have been entrusted to Holt Funeral Home. Online condolences, www.holtfamilyfuneralh omes.com.

Willie D. Masse

March 6, 1929 ~ October 21, 2019 Willie D. Masse, 90, passed away peacefully in her sleep on October 21, 2019. HolShe was born on March 6, 1929, in Pawnee, Oklahoma, to Dudley Lee and Nina (Ramey) Gribble. As a young child, she returned to Fremont County with her family, where she was raised in Canon City and in the Guffey area at the family homestead on Gribble Mountain. She graduated from Canon City High School in 1948. It was in high school that she met the love of her life, James L. Masse of Rockvale.

They were married on September 1, 1950.

After marriage, Willie and James grew their love to the tune of seven children and raised them all in Canon City.

Willie was a homemaker and in 1967 went to work fulltime at the Colorado Department of Corrections. Through the years she held various positions to include Mail Cerk, Assistant to the Warden and Sewing Shop Supervisor at the Maximum Security Facility where she taught male inmates to sew. She retired in 1987, after 20 years of service.

While retired, she and her husband would take many trips around the U.S. and Canada. They would spend their winters in Arizona and would travel and fish in their fifthwheel in the summers and fall.

Willie loved sewing, camping, fishing and gardening.

She took great pride in her flower and rose gardens. But most of all she loved her family.

There was no greater joy for her than to be with her children, grandchildren and great- grandchildren watching them play, compete in sports and 4-H and would brag about them proudly whenever given the opportunity.

She is survived by her children, James Masse, Bill (Judy) Masse, Ray Masse, Tonia Masse, Tim (Michele) Masse, Kristy Masse, Bobby (Stephanie) Masse; sister-in-law, Betty Proud; 15 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; along with numerous nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her husband, James L. Masse; grandson, Jamie Masse; two brothers, three sisters; and her parents.

Viewing, 5-7PM with Rosary to follow Friday, October 25, 2019, Wilson Funeral Home, 1449 S. 9th Street in Canon City, CO. Funeral Mass, 10:00 a.m. Saturday, October 26, 2019, St. Benedict's Catholic Church, 622 W. 2nd St., Florence, CO followed by interment at Mountain Vale Cemetery in Canon City.

Services have been entrusted to Wilson Funeral Home. Online condolences, www.holtfamilyfuneralh omes.com.

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Dr. Breanna Berry, a physician with Centura Health Physician's Group, right, listens to baby Jaxson Berry's heartbeat at St. Thomas More Hospital on Wednesday while Jaxson's parents, Melissa and Alex Berry, look on. Dr. Berry, who is a first cousin to Alex Berry, delivered Jaxson on Tuesday.

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Family’s sixth generation child born at St. Thomas More Hospital

By Carie Canterbury The Daily Record

Family ties are tight in Cañon City’s longtime Berry family, and now those bonds are even stronger after the birth of little Jaxson Berry on Tuesday at St. Thomas More Hospital.

Jaxson was born to Melissa and Alex Berry, and he is the sixth generation in the Berry family to be born at St. Thomas More.

Not only is that significant, but Jaxon was delivered by Alex Berry’s first cousin, Dr. Breanna Berry, who is a physician with Centura Health Physician’s Group.

The cousins grew up together, so delivering Jaxson was meaningful for Dr. Berry.

“I locked eyes with him at first when he was born, and I just wanted to bawl,” Dr. Berry said. “Every delivery is special, but this is just a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. It is a beautiful experience. I feel honored and blessed to be able to be part of it.”

Melissa Berry, who works as a case manager for Starpoint, was looking for an obstetrician when she wondered if Dr. Berry delivered babies in addition to her duties as a family physician.

“I wouldn’t want anybody else,” Alex Berry said.

The Berry family lineage born at St. Thomas More, or Fremont County Doctor’s Hospital before it was known as St. Thomas More) includes Carl Albert Walters,

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Dr. Breanna Berry, a physician with Centura Health Physician's Group, right, poses for a photo with Melissa and Alex Berry and their newborn son, Jaxson, Wednesday at St. Thomas More Hospital. Dr. Berry, who is a first cousin to Alex Berry, delivered Jaxson on Tuesday. born July 28, 1874; Marion E. Walters, born in 1904; Catherine Louise Owen Berry, born Dec. 5, 1929; brothers Ken (Alex’s dad) and Dave (Dr. Berry’s dad) Berry; Alex and Dr. Berry; and now Jaxson.

Alex Berry, a cable technician with Spectrum, graduated from CCHS in 2005. He moved to Fort Collins, where he met Melissa. The Berry family ties are what prompted the couple to return to Cañon City in 2014.

“We didn’t have anything tying us down to Fort Collins,” Alex Berry said.

“There were only five generations worth of family to tie

us down to come back here.

(Jaxson’s birth experience) epitomizes us moving back to Cañon City and being able to have this fortunate event.”

Dr. Berry graduated from Cañon City High School in 2002. After completing college, medical school and her residency, she moved back to the area to work for Centura in 2018.

“There is no replacement for friends and family,” she said. “It’s wonderful to be in your hometown and I wanted to be able to deliver care where I grew and to the people who helped shape me into who I am today.”

She said the obstetrics

team at St. Thomas More is “phenomenal.”

“It’s second to none,” she said. “It really, really is amazing. We are really lucky and blessed to have the ob nurses and nursing staff that we have. It made this experience for (Alex and Melissa) wonderful.”

Dr. Berry said patients don’t always receive such special care in larger hospitals.

“That’s why I wanted to be here and why it’s awesome to deliver our friends and family and patients here, you get that extra care,” she said.

“They treat like you like family.”

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Michael Maffucci is the new director of student services at the Pueblo Community College Fremont Campus.

Fremont Campus names new student services director Michael Maffucci is the new director of student services at the Pueblo Community College Fremont Campus.

Maffucci has worked at PCC’s main campus in Pueblo for the past four years as the director of student life and leadership. Prior to that, he was the director of student engagement at South Piedmont Community College in North Carolina.

“We are pleased to see this career opportunity for Mike made available,” said PCC President Patty Erjavec. “His tenure with the college and institutional knowledge are sure to contribute to ongoing student success, be it on the Fremont campus or with the institution as a whole.”

Maffucci received his bachelor’s degree in recreation and leisure studies from the University of Mount Olive in North Carolina and his master’s in higher education administration from Lou-

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He is already well known on the Fremont campus.

Throughout his tenure in Pueblo, he has assisted the Fremont staff, helped with student events and projects, and provided leadership for PCC’s Associated Student Government.

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Area high school bands to compete at Colorado championships

By Carie Canterbury The Daily Record

Fremont County will be well represented during the Colorado Bandmasters Association State Championship on Nov. 4 in Grand Junction.

Florence High School marked the highest state qualifying score in the 1A division and the Cañon City High School Tiger Pride Marching Band took first place in the 3A division during the Southern Colorado CBA Regionals on Oct. 16.

In honor of the achievements, the Fremont County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday accepted a proclamation designating Oct. 26 as Fremont County High School Marching Band Day. “This whole marching band season we’ve been working really hard,” said CCHS Drum Major Alyssa Howard. “It’s kind of amazing – we actually just got some of our final props, our final flags, our final visuals that we are adding.

It’s kind of amazing that we put this together before regionals and it brought us to a first-place ranking.”

FHS Drum Major Mya Ramirez said the band had obstacles to overcome before getting to the point to where they are now, taking first place by 1.1 points.

“That’s actually pretty amazing because we beat bands that we haven’t even thought about this year,” she said. “It was pretty amazing and such a big accomplishment.”

David Wood, the director of bands for Florence Jr/Sr High School, said he is excited about the progress of the Florence band program.

“This is the first time that Florence has ever won the southern region,” he said. “These students have worked extremely hard and it is nice to see all of their hard work and dedication paying off at a state level. This has also presented great opportunities for both Florence and Cañon City band programs to support each

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The Fremont County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday recognized Canon City and Florence high schools for winning first place in their respective divisions at the recent regional competition. Pictured from left to right are Commissioner Debbie Bell, Dan Wiley, CCHS band director; CCHS drum majors Grace Baxter, Alyssa Howard and Emily Johnston; Board Chair Dwayne McFall; FHS drum majors Mya Ramirez and Emily Reeder; FHS Assistant Director Justin Nelson; FHS Band Director Dave Wood; and Commissioner Tim Payne. other and build bridges between the two schools and communities.”

Dan Wiley, the director of bands for Cañon City High School, said he is proud of students in both bands.

“We know that there’s kind of a rivalry between teams from Cañon City and Florence, and across the state, but music isn’t like that,” Wiley said in an emailed statement. “That’s especially true for us in Fremont County; that mutual support is incredibly important. I was so happy when Dave and Justin talked to me about getting together for a performance together, just to cheer on one another’s bands – there was no question about it, we

were going to be all about it!”

According to the proclamation, CCHS currently is ranked No. 3 in their division in the state and Florence is ranked No. 1.

The schools will co-host the Fremont County Showcase, a community performance/Fremont County state send-off, at 4:30 p.m.

Saturday at Citizens Stadium, located at CCHS, 1313 College Ave. The public is invited to see their 2019 field marching shows before they go to the state competition. This is a free event open to the community.

Also during Tuesday’s meeting, the board took the following action: — Approved an amendment to the Fremont County Zoning Reso-

lution to allow for Limited Wineries in Agricultural Forestry, Agricultural Farming & Ranching, Agricultural Living, & Agricultural Rural Zone Districts. Justin Jenkins of Jenkins Farms in Penrose said this will allow him to add a winery, which would provide some sustainability to his business and others in the area. It also would be a benefit to the local economy, he said. With the change in regulations, Charles ‘Andy’ Brown plans to relocate his Denver-based hard cider business to Fremont County and bring back some “apple economy” to the area.

— Scheduled a public hearing for 10 a.m. Nov. 12 for the proposed 2020 Fremont County Bud-

get. It will be available at www.fremontco.com later this week.

— Approved a proclamation declaring Oct. 24 World Polio Day in Fremont County, on behalf of Canon City Rotary Club. Contributions may be made at Rotary.org.

— Approved a minor subdivision for a site located at the intersection of Eighth Street and C. Street in Penrose.

— Approved a transfer of ownership for Canon Dolomite Quarry from Rocky Mountain Materials to Canon Dolomite Quarry, LLC. — Appointed Hailey Atkinson and Gordon Grosslight to the Fremont County Airport Advisory Board for three-year terms ending Oct. 1, 2022.

Cañon City Noon Lions Club recycles eyeglasses

Wondering what to do with used eyeglass frames? Don’t throw them away.

Donating eyeglass frames is an easy way to help people who can’t function normally because they can’t see well. Most world blindness is unnecessary. Nearly 700 million people have avoidable blindness or impaired vision that could easily be helped with an eye exam and a pair of glasses. Instead, they have to live with functional blindness — the inability to see well enough to do basic everyday tasks, such as reading, writing, cooking and earning a living.

Cañon City Noon Lions Club collects old eyeglasses, reading glass-

es and sunglasses. After they are cleaned and repaired, the used frames are then distributed to people who can’t afford to buy their own. Both prescription and non-prescription eyewear, in both adult and children sizes, are accepted.

Donating eyeglasses is easy. All you have to do is drop off your used frames at any of the following locations in Cañon City: — Blair Vision Care — City Market (Customer Service) — Golden Age Senior Center — Rocky Mountain Eye Center — Skyline Vision Clinic — Valley-wide Cañon City — Walmart

High Country Bank accepting submissions for video contest; winner eligible for $5,000 grand prize

High Country Bank is accepting submissions for its Lights, Camera, Save! video contest. The contest, organized by the American Bankers Association Foundation, is a national competition that encourages teens to use video to communicate the value of saving money and inspire their peers to become lifelong savers.

“Lights, Camera, Save! gives Chaffee, Park, Lake, Fremont and surrounding area students an

opportunity to harness their creativity, learn about using money wisely and communicate those lessons with their peers,” said Robin NeJame, Marketing and Community Outreach Director at High Country Bank. “A strong financial education provides essential life skills and we are thrilled to participate in a contest that reinforces that message.”

To participate, students (ages 13-18) must create a video, 90-seconds or less, on saving and using money wisely and submit a link to the video along with a completed entry form to the bank by Dec. 3.

High Country Bank will host the first round of judging and select a

winner to compete on the national level for a prize up to $5,000, plus a scholarship for a teacher at their school to attend the annual Jump$tart National Educator Conference. High Country Bank will also have a local contest, offering a grand prize of $500, as well as other prizes. A local People’s Choice Award will be offered through Facebook starting the second week of December.

Videos will be judged on their quality, message, content and the criteria set forth by the contest’s official rules.

To learn more about Lights, Camera, Save!, visit www.highcountrybank.net.

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Bill and Michelle Asbury, their adult daughter, Brittany Roybal, and their 20-month-old granddaughter, Cora, pose for a photo in front of their Coal Creek home that severely was damaged during an early morning fire Oct. 16.

Coal Creek family loses home, pet in morning fire

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their adult daughter, Brittany Roybal, and their 20month-old granddaughter A Coal Creek family were sleeping when they escaped with just the clothes on their backs after woke up to a house full of a fire consumed their home smoke shortly after midearly Wednesday morning. night.

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was not home at the time of the fire.

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CANON CITY Public Library is hosting Virtues Class for Children (Ages 5 to 10), helps develop qualities such as courtesy, kindness, generosity and fairness. Mondays, 4-5:15pm. Open to all faiths.

No Cost, parents welcome, call (719)237-9337

CANON CITY Public Library is hosting Jr Youth Spiritual Empowerment (Ages 11-14), using the arts, games & storytelling, helps youth develop spiritual qualities and plan service projects. Mondays from 4-5:15pm . Open to all faiths, No Cost. call (719)237-9337 CANON CITY VFW holds Bingo every Friday , doors open 6pm, Bingo starts 7pm.

Friday Night Fun at GAC, 728 Main Street, 7:00-9:00 pm, $2.00 per person 1st Friday Dance Party G Art Show Dance to the live music of Larry Pickens & Friends Band and enjoy the exhibit by our featured artist 2nd Friday Karaoke with Cindy Sweet Come share your talent and be a star! for more info andGor shuttle service call (719) 275-5177

FRIDAY NIGHT FUN at GOLDEN AGE CENTER, 728 Main St. 1st Friday Dance Party w G live music provided by Timberline Band, 7-9pm, $2.00 G person. 2nd Friday Karaoke with Cindy Sweet. Come join the fun, share your talent and be a star!, 6-9pm, $2.00 G person.

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"WRITERS AMONG US" meets on the 2nd Monday of ea month at 10:15 am downstairs in the Canon Public Library, 5th Macon. Yes, you too can write. In the writer's world, we're all just beginners.

AL-ANON MEETINGS held every Wednesday & Friday at Noon at the E-Free Church, 3000 E Main St, Canon City BRAIN INJURY Support Group, 1st Tues every month, 1pm-2:30pm, Canon City Library. Call for questions. (719)315-4824 CANON CITY Camera Club meets second Wednesday at the Methodist Church fellowship hall, 7:00. Call Mike, check Facebook.

(719)429-9670

Canon City Public Library is hosting Interfaith Devotional Gathering 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month, 10am in Florence. Build fellowship across Faith traditions. Opportunity to share the Creative Work or any writings that inspire, give praise or comfort and help nourish our souls.

Potluck lunch follows. Call for details (719) 237-9337 Canon City Public Library is hosting Jr Youth Spiritual Empowerment (Ages 11-14), using the arts, games & storytelling, helps youth develop spiritual qualities and plan service projects. Mondays from 4-5:15pm .

Open to all faiths, No Cost. call (719) 237-9337

CANON CITY VFW, 219 N Cottonwood holds breakfasts every Sun 8am-10:30am, all you can eat $7.00. Everyone welcome!

CRUISE IN Waffle Wagon at 1310 Royal Gorge. Every Friday at 6PM CRUISE IN Waffle Wagon at 1310 Royal Gorge. Every Friday at 6PM FLORENCE SR/COMMUNITY CTR Every Fri Pot Luck, 5pm & Open Mike, 5:00-8:00pm. $3.00 donation FLORENCE SR/COMMUNITY CTR, Every Monday Card Game, 12:30-5pm & Saturday’s 5:30-9:30pm Donation $3.00

CANON CITY Public Library is hosting Interfaith Devotional Gathering 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month, 10am in Florence. Build fellowship across Faith traditions. Opportunity to share the Creative Work or any writings that inspire, give praise or comfort and help nourish our souls. Potluck lunch follows.

Call for details (719)237-9337

AL-ANON Meetings held every Wednesday & Friday at Noon at the E-Free Church, 3000 E Main St, Canon City FREMONT COUNTY Radio Control Club Meeting at Airport first Friday of month at 7PM. For more information call Bob (719)242-3710 FRIDAY NIGHT Fun at GAC, 728 Main Street, 7:00-9:00 pm, $2.00 per person 1st Friday Dance Party / Art Show Dance to the live music of Larry Pickens & Friends Band and enjoy the exhibit by our featured artist 2nd Friday Karaoke with Cindy Sweet Come share your talent and be a star! for more info and/or shuttle service call (719)275-5177

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FLORENCE SRGCOMMUNITY CTR - FRIDAY NIGHT FUN at GOLDWe have Texas Hold'em for fun, EN AGE CENTER, 728 Main St. 1st Friday Dance Party w / Thurs 5:30pm-8:30pm. Karaoke w G live music provided by TimGreg Moody, Thur 7pm-9:30. Bring berline Band, 7-9pm, $2.00 / Snacks. $3.00 Suggested Donation person. 2nd Friday Karaoke with Cindy Sweet. Come join for ea event. (719) 784-7494 Health Care for All advocates for universal healthcare. We have vibrant and active group that meets at the Canon City Public Library on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month at 11:30 am -12:30 pm. Meet us there! For more info. contact jfvanacker@gmail.

NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Florence, a peer support program for adults living with a mental illness, weekly, every Thursday, 6:30pm, Florence Chamber of Commerce, 116 N Pikes Peak Ave. No reservations required. Free & Confidential. For further info call (719) 315-4975 NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Canon City, a peer support program for adults living with a mental illness. Weekly, every Friday, 1pm, St. Thomas More Hospital, 1338 Phay Ave. No reservations required. Free and Confidential. Call for further info (719) 315-4975

Hand Weaving Class at the Bell Tower, Florence, beginning Oct 22 & 29, 2-4pm. Rug Weaving beginning Tuesday's Oct 22 - Nov 12 6pm (719) 784-2038

the fun, share your talent and be a star!, 6-9pm, $2.00 / person. For more info and/or shuttle service call (719)275-5177

HEALTH CARE for All advocates for universal healthcare. We have vibrant and active group that meets at the Canon City Public Library on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month at 11:30 am -12:30 pm. Meet us there! For more info. contact jfvanacker@gmail.

Heartbeat A support group for those who have lost a loved one through suicide. Meets the first monday of each month.

Next meeting Nov. 4th. from 5pm to 7pm Community room at St. Thomas More Hospital. For further information please contact Jan at 719 371 6165.

Hildebrand Care Center will be handing out candy on Halloween. From 4:30 to 7:00 pm. Room to Room so bring a big bag. 1401 Phay Ave. Cañon City.

John C Fremont, Florence holds Wool Gatherers every Wed in October at 10am

FLORENCE SR/COMMUNITY CTR - We have Texas Hold’em for fun, Thurs 5:30pm-8:30pm. Karaoke w / Greg Moody, Thur 7pm-9:30.

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John C Fremont Library, Florence holds Story Time every Tuesday & Friday in October at 10:30am

Canon City Camera Club meets second Wednesday at the Methodist Church fellowship hall, 7:00. Call Mike, check Facebook. esausdad@yahoo.co (719) 429-9670 FLORENCE SRGCOMMUNITY CTR, Every Monday Card Game, 12:30-5pm & Saturday's 5:30-9:30pm Donation $3.00 FLORENCE SRGCOMMUNITY CTR Every Fri Pot Luck, 5pm & Open Mike, 5:00-8:00pm. $3.00 donation (719) 784-7494 TURN USED ITEMS INTO QUICK CASH WITH CLASSIFIEDS!

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HAND WEAVING Class at the Bell Tower, Florence, beginning Oct 22 & 29, 2-4pm. Rug Weaving beginning Tuesday’s Oct 22 - Nov 12 6pm (719)784-2038

7:15am TOPS CO56 Weight-loss support group. Weigh-In starts at 7:15am. Meeting starts at 8:45am at First Christian Church, 320 N 16th St. For more info, call 671-7954 or 431-9010 CANON CITY VFW holds Coffee Hour 10am-1pm every Tuesday and Wednesdays

FREMONT COUNTY Radio Control Club Meeting at Airport first Friday of month at 7PM. For more Canon City Public Library is hosting information call Bob (719) 242-3710

Virtues Class for Children (Ages 5 to 10), helps develop qualities such as courtesy, kindness, generosity and fairness. Mondays, 4-5:15pm.

Open to all faiths. No Cost, parents welcome, call (719) 237-9337

Cruise in Waffle Wagon at 1310 Royal Gorge. Every Friday at 6PM (719) 371-1113 Cruise in Waffle Wagon at 1310 Royal Gorge. Every Friday at 6PM (719) 371-1113

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JOHN C Fremont, Florence holds Wool Gatherers every Wed in October at 10am

JOHN C Fremont Library, Florence holds Story Time every Tuesday in October at 10:30am LOST WOODEN Cane with notch out of the top, please call (719)275-1031 Metaphyisical Discussion Group Cañon City Library Nov 2nd Personal experiences in metaphysics Nov 9th Shumann resonance

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Raves NAR-ANON MEETS Tuesdays 6:30 pm at The Free Evangelical Church in the Annex Bldg, 3000 E Main St, Canon City. Call Stephanie for info (719)557-9577 NATIONAL MAH Jongg League Games on Tuesdays at 1PM, Bell Tower, 201 E 2nd St, Florence. Call for more info 719-406-4945 or (719)275-1047

Penrose Center, 406 Broadway is holding lunches Tuesdays & Thursdays at Noon for all ages. A $3.00 donation is requested for adults, less for children 10yrs & under. The Thrift Store is open on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 9am-2pm. Sales are by donation.

NEW HOURS for The Pantry of Fremont distribution: Tues 4-6pm, Fri 9-11am. Each household is welcome to two large distributions per month and perishables, as avail, any other day of operation.

629 Harrison Ave, Canon City (Basement of the Royal Gorge Vineyard Church) (719) 458-9252

NEW HOURS for The Pantry of Fremont distribution: Tues 4-6pm, Fri 9-11am. Each household is welcome to two large distributions per month and perishables, as avail, any other day of operation. 629 Harrison Ave, Canon City (Basement of the Royal Gorge Vineyard Church) (719)458-9252 PENROSE CENTER, 406 Broadway is holding lunches Tuesdays & Thursdays at Noon for all ages. A $3.00 donation is requested for adults, less for children 10yrs & under. The Thrift Store is open on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 9am-2pm. Sales are by donation.

POTTERY CLASS at the Bell Tower, Florence, starting Thursday’s Oct 17 - Nov 14 at 6pm. (719)784-2038

PICKLEBALL for all generations. We play every day at 7:30 am. Evening hours are Tues. Wed. & Fri. @ 5:30 pm. SW Corner of Rouse Park (Lincoln Park area). For more info., google Canon City Pickleball. We're on FB, too!

PICKLEBALL FOR all generations. We play every day at 7:30 am. Evening hours are Tues. Wed. & Fri. @ 5:30 pm.

SW Corner of Rouse Park (Lincoln Park area). For more info., google Canon City Pickleball. We’re on FB, too!

RAVE Thanks to Howard Disposal employees Charlton and Rich for faithfully giving us the greatest trash and recycle service @ 1512 Chestnut!

ROCKY MOUNTAIN WAGON MASTERS, a horse driving club. Meets every 3rd Thurs at 7pm, Penrose Senior Community Center, 405 Broadway, Penrose. Call Susan (719)359-6724 THE ANNUAL Holiday Home Tour is seeking homes for the tour on Sun Dec 1, 2019.

If you love to decorate for the holiday season or have a vintage home you would consider putting in the tour this year, please contact Elaine (303)345-3023 THE ROCKY Mountain Back Country Horsemen meet at 7:00pm the Second Wednesday of each month at the Penrose Station. 401 Park Place, two blocks north of Broadway in Penrose. We welcome new members of all ages. Call Ron at (719)275-5094

The Royal Gorge Detachment of the Marine Corps League meet on the 2nd Thursday of each month at the Elks Lodge at 404 Macon, Canon City, at 7:00 p.m. Social hour starts at 6:00 p.m. All Branches of service are welcome to join our league!

Call Ray (719) 431-2687

The Rocky Mountain Back Country Horsemen meet at 7:00pm the Second Wednesday of each month at the Penrose Station. 401 Park Place, two blocks north of Broadway in Penrose. We welcome new members of all ages. Call Ron at (719) 275-5094 ROCKY MOUNTAIN WAGON MASTERS, a horse driving club.

Meets every 3rd Thurs at 7pm, Penrose Senior Community Center, 405 Broadway, Penrose. Call Susan (719) 359-6724

Pottery Class at the Bell Tower, Florence, starting Thursday's Oct 17 - Nov 14 at 6pm (719) 784-2038 John C Fremont, Florence holds Wool Gatherers every Wed in October at 10am John C Fremont Library, Florence holds Story Time every Tuesday & Friday in October at 10:30am THE ROYAL Gorge Detachment of the Marine Corps League meet on the 2nd Thursday of each month at the Elks Lodge at 404 Macon, Canon City, at 7:00 p.m. Social hour starts at 6:00 p.m.

All Branches of service are welcome to join our league!

Call Ray (719)431-2687

The Royal Gorge Quilt Counsel is now meeting at the Fellowship Hall, NATIONAL MAH Jongg League 831 Main St, Canon City. The 2nd Games on Tuesdays at 1PM, Bell Sat of every month at 9am. Visitors Tower, 201 E 2nd St, Florence. Call Welcome! (719) 482-8696 for more info 719-406-4945 or (719) 275-1047

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NAR-ANON meets Tuesdays 6:30 pm at The Free Evangelical Church in the Annex Bldg, 3000 E Main St, Canon City. Call Stephanie for info (719) 557-9577 THE ROYAL Gorge Quilt Counsel is now meeting at the Fellowship Hall, 831 Main St, Canon City. The 2nd Sat of every month at 9am. Visitors Welcome!

TOPS CO 468 - Weigh-in starting at 5:30pm, meeting starts at 6:30pm on Mondays. TOPS is a support group. Meetings are at First Christian Church, 320 N. 16th St, Canon City. For more info call (719)275-0858 Wanted, someone to brand a calf.

Please call (719) 429-7753 "WRITERS AMONG US" meets on the 2nd Monday of ea month at 10:15 am downstairs in the Canon Public Library, 5th Macon. Yes, you too can write. In the writer’s world, we’re all just beginners.

Disabled Viet Nam Vet (PTSD) needs puppy, prefer female. Also camp or travel trailer.

Call 275-7813 (719) 275-7813

Raves A Big Thank you, to the community supporters that made our September 28th Fund Raiser the success it was. Especially Legatum Cellers & The Artists’ Gallery. (719) 275-3900 friendlyvisitors@hotmail. com We are pleased with our recent studio photos made for us by Maryanne @ Beel Photography.

GREAT WORK R & L (275) 266E1

Kudos to Yardcrafters for the professional job done this summer for Cranberry Park H.O.A. It was beautiful all season.

KUDOS TO Yardcrafters for the professional job done this summer for Cranberry Park H.O.A. It was beautiful all season.

ROYAL GORGE AUTO, They’re Great, funny and caring!

Stop by and talk to Cory re: Cars, S. U. Davis THANK YOU to Cinnimon Creek Oil & Well. You have been a wealth of information. Susy Freeman (719)275-8678 Thank You to St. Jude, he answers prayers! (719) 561-1811 THANK YOU to St. Jude, he answers prayers!

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Upcoming Events The Annual Holiday Home Tour is seeking homes for the tour on Sun Dec 1, 2019. If you love to decorate for the holiday season or have a vintage home you would consider putting in the tour this year, please contact Elaine (303) 345E3023

Garage Sales

Yard & Craft Sale Thursday Oct. 31st.

Friday Nov. 1st.

1815 Scott St. Brookside.

Merchandise

Antique Steamer Trunk.

Good condition. Asking $150.00. (719)660-6154

Frigidaire Electric Glass Top Stove, $185.00 (719)561-1811 Gas Stove ready for you to install. Must pickup. $100 (303)902-7663

Some really great bikes! Call for details. foeckem@gmail.com (719) 671-8495

Guaranteed Used Appliances Walt’s Appliances Mon-Fri 9am to 5:30pm Sat 9am to 1pm 428 South 9th Street 275-2277

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Officials: Decker Fire fully contained

By Sarah Rose The Daily Record

The Decker Fire, which ignited a month and a half ago near Salida in the Sangre de Cristo Wilderness, is now fully contained, according to a press release.

Containment does not mean the fire is completely

extinguished – it means that the fire is contained within a perimeter.

“It is important to remember that the fire is NOT out, and smoke from larger diameter fuels will continue to be visible,” a press release stated.

Fire personnel made sig-

nificant progress on the wildfire this week. On Monday, the fire was 35 percent contained.

Officials said snow that fell Wednesday and Thursday helped in their efforts. The Decker Fire base camp received 4 inches, while the high country closer to the

fire reached higher amounts.

At about noon Thursday, Fremont County officials canceled the remaining preevacuation notice, which was in Bear Creek and Howard Zone 1. Chaffee County also canceled any remaining preevacuation notices Thursday.

At one time, Bear Creek/ County Road 49 in Fremont County, Swissvale, Wellsville, Howard and parts of

Chaffee County were on mandatory evacuation or pre-evacuation.

Fire personnel will continue to work in the area.

“The focus in all areas of the fire is switching from suppression to suppression repair and backhaul of equipment,” a press release stated. “This involves clearing and chipping brush, repairing dozer and handlines, and

installing erosion control measures, as well as removing pumps, hoses, sprinklers, and “pumpkin” water tanks.”

The fire burned 8,910 acres, including approximately 200 acres in Fremont County, according to nciweb.nwcg.gov. The fire, started by lightning, originated nine miles away from Salida on Sept. 8.

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Savage Mod.10 .308 Law Enforcement special heavy barrel. Nikon scope. Mint cond.

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3 in aluminum irrigation pipe 20 and 30 foot long with couplings.85 cents a foot 1 Cord well seasoned hardwood. Mostly pinion, cedar + Redbeard.dr@gmail.com (719) cottonwood. $225 Delivered 250-3237 to Cañon Call 719 275 5094 Kohler glass shower doors for 5' Aspen Firewood, $175 cord split, shower . Frame and hardware $120 cord 8ft logs Delivery included.Nice shape , wife wants available curtains. (719) 459-9672 WOLVESPK48326@YAHOO.COM (303) 324-9994 I recycle old laptop, notebook computers, gaming desktops needing repair, no charge. I pick up. Information removed wiped clean. (719) 315-4687

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Toshiba Satellite laptop computer, 2.2 GHz CPU, 4 GB RAM, Windows 7 Home Premium, 600 GB HDD, $100, (719) 315-4687 HP Pavilion notebook computer, 14 Widescreen, i3 processor, 6 GB RAM, 1 TB HDD, DVD Player, Windows 10, $150 (719) 315-4687 Sony TV 32" older model with Home Theater Surround speaker system. Works good. asking $50.00 call (719) 276-2212 Gas Stove ready for you to install.

Must pickup. $100 (303) 902-7663 Frigidaire Electric Glass Top Stove, $185.00 (719) 561-1811 I recycle old laptop, notebook computers, gaming desktops needing repair, no charge. I pick up. Information removed wiped clean.

(719)315-4687 HP Pavilion notebook computer, 14 Widescreen, i3 processor, 6 GB RAM, 1 TB HDD, DVD Player, Windows 10, $150. (719)315-4687 Toshiba Satellite laptop computer, 2.2 GHz CPU, 4 GB RAM, Windows 7 Home Premium, 600 GB HDD. $100. (719)315-4687

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Firewood Guy. Wood Pine, Aspine Mix starting at 190 a cord 150 if you pick up. Cedar hardwood mix available.

(719)621-8915

1925 Hoosier kitchen cabinet. Rare Alice Boone Model from Lebanon, Indiana in very good condition. $1,595 call 429-9109 4 Piece Basset Bedroom Set Great Condition $400 2 Bath Vanity's $40 each Pool Table $150 Call (719) 371E0117 4 Piece Basset Bedroom Set Great Condition $400 2 Bath Vanity’s $40 each Pool Table $150 Call (719)371-0117 Four Wooden Spindle Kitchen Chairs, good cond, $30 / All. (719)275-3751

Girl's Pink Vanity with glass top and two chairs. Text for pictures. $200.00 (719) 660E6154 Girl’s Pink Vanity with glass top and two chairs. Text for pictures. $200.00 (719)660-6154

Weslo Cadence G 5.9 fold up treadmill. next to new moving cant take sshoe2@charter.net (719) 433-1175

oversized leather chair like new, electric fire place, wooden high chair, 2 matching area rugs, rocking chair, 5 ft. christmas tree slim multi lights.air fryer, shark pocket mop, small side table (719)275-4210

Du-All Front end loader.

Last attached to a Farmall M tractor. Call 719.269.3962

Roll Top Desk. Light Oak. 54" x 50" 7 drawers & cubbys.

Good condition. $275.00 Cherry Wood Table and 2 chairs 55" x 38" plus leaf. $75 Call 719 276 0065

International 424 4 cycle diesel, front bucket 3 point hydraulics $5200 obo (719)275-2214 Non Running JD 1936/1947/1949 A’s. Farm All 450LP, call (719)689-2134

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Aspen Firewood, $175 cord split, $120 cord 8ft logs Delivery available (303)324-9994

Canon City Gun and Pawn Buy sell trade.

719 Main Street 275-5555

Slate blue chenille sofa, large matching ottoman.

Like new $250 Paid $600 (719)285-8457 Standard size mattress, basically new. Free. Must Pickup.

(303)902-7663 Two full size beds for sale with frames.One is a SERTA for $150.

The other is $125. Both like new.

275-1288. (719) 275-1288 Two full size beds for sale with frames.One is a SERTA for $150. The other is $125.

Both like new. 275-1288.

Wood Stove: Triple walled pipe, Magic Heat Extractor, Chimney screened top $625.

00 Oak Veneer Book Shelves $35.00 and $25.00. Gas Furnace 96% efficient: $500.00 Chest Drawers $45.00.Steel Tool Box $ 75.00 (719)821-4087

Barn Stored Hay for sale. 2 Kinds.

Mixed Grass and Alfalfa Tender Grass. Call for prices. (719) 275-9755 Barn Stored Hay for sale. 2 Kinds. Mixed Grass and Alfalfa Tender Grass. Call for prices. (719)275-9755

Hot Tub for sale Marquis Spas two perons space saver. Nice used condition. Call 719.275.1386

Delta 4 in 1 crib and new mattress. Sturdy with all parts and toddler rail! Dark Cherry $200. (719)429-3727

Wood Chipper. Self Feeding.

Yard tow model. Electric or pull start. extended 180 degree chute, chipping diameter 4 3/4 ". Briggs and Stratton 16.5 motor. Excellent condition used only three times. $2100 OBO (512)736-4845

Trade 1978 SILVER STREAK TRAVEL TRAILER, for smaller camp or travel trailer. Needs Remodeled.

We us it for storage. (719) 275-7813 Trade a 2008 Nissan Pathfinder (Has it all) for any small mobile home - Any location in Colorado.

(719) 839-6000 Trade a 2008 Nissan Pathfinder (Has it all) for any small mobile home - Any location in Colorado. noreply@ccs.com (719) 839-6000

6 Bantam Hens 6 Months old. $4.00 each. please call (719)275-4253

TRADE 1978 SILVER STREAK TRAVEL TRAILER, needs restored inside for small camp, tvl trailer.

Great storage or project. 275-7813 (719) 275-7818

Dunn Quarter Horse Mare and a Spotted Saddlebred. Both ridden on trails. Nice gentle horses. (719) 784-9755 6 Bantam Hens 6 Months old. $4.00 each. please call (719) 275-4253

Lost Wooden walking cane. Has a notch in handle. Brown in color, it was fathers. Please call Linda Bella (719) 458-9878

LOST Wooden Cane with notch out of the top, please call (719) 275-1031

For Sale Electric Hoyer Excellent condition. Comes with 2 new harnesses and 1 used harness. Weight capacity 500lbs Paypal or Cash only will deliver if close. Call Peg at 719 429 0269 For Sale Electric Stand and Lift Comes with 1 harness, weight capacity 400lbs $500 Paypal or Cash only Will deliver if close. Call Peg at 719 429 0269 TURN USED ITEMS INTO QUICK CASH WITH CLASSIFIEDS!

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Jazzy Power Chair Only used about 4 months and has been in storage.Good price for a great chair sshoe2@charter.net (719) 433-1176 SWAGCYCLE ENVY Electic Scooter This new scooter sold for $400.

Has never been used. Looking for best offer. Call and leave a message to see (719) 275 5823 Jazzy Power Chair Only used about 4 months and has been in storage. Good price for a great chair.

(719)433-1176

1 1/2 cord $325 delivered or 3 cord $575 delivered, mixture of Aspen, Fir & Spruce or Pine only Your pick Don’t wait! Call 719.942.3290 1930 Johnson Wax floor polisher in Original box, works great $25. Bachelor’s Soda Bottle $10. 2 gas station memory books $12 for both.

Call Ron (719)371-3986

3 in aluminum irrigation pipe 20 and 30 foot long with couplings.85 cents a foot (719)250-3237 5 in schedule 80 PVC 20 foot long with bell ends 25.00 a joint. (719)784-6975

Alltrade 3G4 inch drive socket set.

7G8 to 2 inch sockets.Ratchet, 8 inch extension, Breaker bar. New condition. candc828@hotmail.com (303) 941-3319

Antique Steamer Trunk. Good condition. Asking $150.00. (719) 660-6154 Avon Images of Hollywood.

1983 & 1984 8 Total, still in box. $35/each Call 719 276 0767 or 719 358 1476 Beautiful Black Wilson leather coat, reverses to black faux fur, like new, very warm w/ hood. $75 Call Betty 719.

269.1952 Boot & Saddle Repair. Custom Belts, Holsters, Sheaths and purses Over 30 years experience. C.W. Chess. Call / text (719)251-7763

Bathroom Grab Bar, still in box, $10. Molded Bathroom Sink & Countertop, 3", $20, call (719) 0767 or (719) 358-1476 Bathroom Grab Bar, still in box, $10. Molded Bathroom Sink & Countertop, 3", $20, call (719)358-1476

Craftsman 3G4 drive socket set.Ratchet, 6inch extension.

Sockets, 1 1G8 to 2 3G8 Used once. candc828@hotmail.com (303) 941-3319

POSITIVE COMPUTING for fast & professional computer repair, please visit us at 423 Main St, Canon or call us at (719)792-2627

Custom Chrome Wheels with tires Four 16 inch 8 bolt pattern. Fits CHEVY GMC used in Great shape. $600.00 (719) 645-5979 Brain Injury Support Group, 1st Tues every month, 1pm-2:30pm, Canon City Library. Call for questions. (719) 315-4824

Canon City VFW holds Bingo every Friday , doors open 6pm, Bingo starts 7pm.

Canon City VFW, 219 N Cottonwood holds breakfasts every Sun 8am-10:30am, all you can eat $7.00.

Everyone welcome!

Custom Chrome Wheels with tires Four 16 inch 8 bolt pattern. Fits CHEVY GMC used in Great shape. $600.00 (719)645-5979 Designer White Car Coat With black fake fur trim. Size 10 $25.00 Call 719 276 0767 or 719 358 1476 Dried flowers & plants for sale! Also beautiful smelling potpourri! Call for prices & pics! (719)994-1012 Dunn Quarter Horse Mare and a Spotted Saddlebred.

Both ridden on trails. Nice gentle horses. (719)784-9755 FARRIER Natural Balance Hoof trimming Certified, 35 years experience. Local References. RELIABLE Serving Fremont County and Pueblo West for the last 18 years.

Patty Stiller (719)440-3220 For Sale. 9’ Prelit Montana Fir Christmas tree. Used 4 seasons. $75. 719.431.9236 For sale Gourds.50/each Hot Peppers 1.00/lb Pumpkins 1.00/each All Winter Squash Call 719 784 3845

Handmade Cedar Canoe. Measures 16' 6" and comes with cover and two paddles. Text for pictures.

BRAND NEW 50 Ton Hydraulic Jack. Asking $3000.00. (719) 660-6154 Never been used! Super Heavy Duty. Perfect for Auto, Farm, Bissell Carpet Shampooer, Has all Foundation Jobs. $80 (719) 351-4488 attachments, works well. $75 Call Carpenter with 26 years of experience doing various odd jobs to include: minor electrical, basic plumbing, ect. No job too small! Call or Text (719)252-4719

King Size Quilted Bedspread, Star Pattern rose G green, good shape, $25. Paint Exterior, 3 gals, green, $15. (719) 276-0767 or (719) 358-1476

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Bissell Carpet Shampooer, Has all attachments, works well. $75 Call (719)271-2608 BOX SCRAPER 5 FOOT (Brand New) w/ 4 ripper teeth.

BRUSHCHIEF brand. $475 (719)275-3726

Wood Stove: Triple walled pipe, Magic Heat Extractor, Chimney screened top $625.00 Oak Veneer Book Shelves $35.00 and $25.00.

Gas Furnace 96% efficient: $500.00 Chest Drawers $45.00.Steel Tool Box $ 75.00 westmost@yahoo.com (719) 821-4087

Old Western Saddle needs repair $150 Horse Blanket $40. Please call after 5pm. (719) 372-6827 Remodeling Specializing in all phases! Tile, drywall, flooring, decks, painting, fencing and siding. Etc. References available.

Call RJ (719)783-0320

Savage Mod.10 .308 Law Enforcement special heavy barrel.

Nikon scope. Mint cond. Left Handed. case, ammo, $825 coolcattstudio48@hotmail.com (719) 431-3997

Intelligent, hard working, efficient, young woman, would like house cleaning position, able to work Mon & Tuesday's, call (719) 371-4349 King Size Quilted Bedspread, Star Pattern rose / green, good shape, $25. Paint Exterior, 3 gals, green, $15. 719276-0767 or 719-358-1476 Mens Dress Clothes Suits, Pants, Coats, Med size.

Clean, nice. From $3.00 to $7.

00 Call 719 276 0767 or 719 358 1476 Two Organs, came out of Wetmore Community Church. They need homes.Make Offer. Call evenings, 784-3208 (719) 784-3208 Scandia Wood Burning Stove wG legs. Brick lined steel, black in color. Decorative front. Call for details. (719) 785-6883 Small concrete jobs, sidewalks, garage aprons, driveways ect. Call Cory 719-784-1929

Dried flowers & plants for sale!

Also beautiful smelling potpourri!

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Wanted One electric Milwaukee Sawsall with case and extra blades in Wet tile saw. Ridgid model 4030. 7 excellent used codition.Asking inch.Very good condition. $155.00 $50.00 OBO Bob 242-3710 candc828@hotmail.com (303) bjbellino@hotmail.com (719) 941-3319 242-3710 LP’s Oldies but Goodies Classic county, easy listening, some big bands and instrumentals. All in good condition. Call 275-8335 Kohler glass shower doors for 5’ shower . Frame and hardware included.Nice shape , wife wants curtains.

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Old Western Saddle needs repair $150 Horse Blanket $40. Please call after 5pm.

(719)372-6827 Portal Pro Portable Massage Chair by oakworks.Brand new, sage color w / case. $385.00 Great deal!

(719)401-6046 Scandia Wood Burning Stove w/ legs. Brick lined steel, black in color. Decorative front. Call for details.

(719)785-6883 Thank You to Cinnimon Creek Oil & Well. You have been a wealth of information. Susy Freeman (719) 275-8678 Wanted Handyman to hang drapes.

(719) 429-8660 Wanted small dump truck for farm and ranch (719) 568-7500 Womans Leather 3/4 Length Coat. Good Shape. Size 10 $15.00 Call 719 276 0767 or 719 358 1476

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Xeriscape, hardscape, retaining walls. Call Sean 719-429-0189 or Lee (719)429-1790

Brand new Fender banjo.

Finger picks, soft case, strap, tuner included. $375 (719)289-4614

Foam mattresses (2) from pop-up camper. Brand new.

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2 deep well submerrsable torpedo water pumps will fit down a 6 inch casing cost over $2,000 each both for $1500 OBO (719) 372-6326 or (719) 200 -6448

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UNWANTED Appliance PICKUP Washers, Dryers, Mowers, Swamp-Coolers, Refridgerators. For needy families to purchase at Repair Cost. Donations Accepted. 719 942 3290

Strong Brush Cutter.Rhino TW84 Good condition. $750.00 Send for pictures. candc828@hotmail.com (303) 941-3319 WANTEDE Empty Xerox boxes with Cutting torch, tanks, Gauges.No lids.

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BOX SCRAPER 5 FOOT (Brand New) wG 4 ripper teeth. BRUSHCHIEF brand. $475 (719) 275E3726 BRAND NEW 50 Ton Hydraulic Jack. Never been used! Super Heavy Duty. Perfect for Auto, Farm, Foundation Jobs. $80. (719)351-4488

Canon City VFW holds Coffee Hour 10am-1pm every Tuesday and Wednesdays Craftsman 3/4 drive socket set.Ratchet, 6inch extension.

Sockets, 1 1/8 to 2 3/8 Used once. (303)941-3319 Cutting torch, tanks, Gauges.No Dolly. Good condition.

Send for pictures. $300.00 (303)941-3319 One electric Milwaukee Sawsall with case and extra blades in excellent used codition.Asking $50.00 OBO Bob 242-3710

Strong Brush Cutter.Rhino TW84 Good condition. $750.

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(719)372-6322 Wanted Handyman to hang drapes. (719)429-8660 Wanted: Loaves and Fishes, 241 Justice Center Road, needs canned goods and dry goods. Please help (719) 275E0593 Wanted horseradish, I will dig call Gary (719) 784E9221 Wanted horseradish, I will dig call Gary (719)784-9221 Wanted: Loaves and Fishes, 241 Justice Center Road, needs canned goods and dry goods. Please help (719)275-0593

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2 Very Colorful Young Big Roosters Free please call (719) Brand new Fender banjo. Finger 429E7696 picks, soft case, strap, tuner Hot Tub Totally Free included. $375 (719) 289-4614 Two Organs , came out of Wetmore Community Church. They need homes.Make Offer. Call evenings, 719-784-3208

TRADE 1978 SILVER STREAK TRAVEL TRAILER, needs restored inside for small camp, tvl trailer. Great storage or project. 275-7813 (719)275-7818

You pick up 719-429-4708

Cleaning Services Hi! My name is Gina I'm looking for a house or 2 to clean fridays & saturdays I work for the county good background need help?? please call or text gulfsidegina@gmail.com (361) 480E3805

Free Wood. Various Sizes.

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Standard size mattress, basically new. Free. Must Pickup. (303) 902-7663 Merlin and Sons Piano Free. Must Pick-up PLEASE (720) 365-8888

Sony TV 32" older model with Home Theater Surround speaker system. Works good. asking $50.00 call (719)276-2212

Wanted Disabled Viet Nam Vet (PTSD) needs puppy, prefer female. Also camp or travel trailer. Call 275-7813

Man Looking for work, Odd jobs, Painting, yard work. Call Johnny (719)784E2295 or (719) 285E5248 Looking for 1957 Chevy or Ford, reasonably priced, call Tom (440) 567E1569 Trade 1978 SILVER STREAK TRAVEL TRAILER, for smaller camp or travel trailer. Needs Remodeled. We us it for storage. (719)275-7813 Trade a 2008 Nissan Pathfinder (Has it all) for any small mobile home - Any location in Colorado.

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Hi! My name is Gina I’m looking for a house or 2 to clean fridays & saturdays I work for the county good background need help?? please call or text (361)480-3805 Intelligent, hard working, efficient, young woman, would like house cleaning position, able to work Mon & Tuesday’s, call (719)371-4349 Intelligent, hard working, efficient, young woman, would like house cleaning position, able to work Mon & Tuesday’s, call (719)371-4349

Man Looking for work, Odd jobs, Painting, yard work.

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1997 Jeep Cherokee Sport E damage to right side GREAT for offEroad build, tires under a year 28 Foot RoadRanger RV. Very old (3000 miles) new windshield, clean, comfortable camper, well maintained. Great for 4.0L engine AW4 automatic travel, or use as a home or transmission NP231 transfer case cabin! I have many pictures to share. Great for use in 4 Dana 35 rear G Dana 30 front axleE FOR RENT: 112 S Santa Fe, Florence clear title lydia_lara@hotmail.com seasons; internal water lines and water tank are all conavailable 1bedG1bath and 3 bedG1 (719) 285E8354 tained in the heated space.

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1993 Ford 4x4 SUV Explorer New 5 speed man. trans. new complete clutch, new brake shoes. Very clean.

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1997 Jeep Cherokee Sport damage to right side GREAT for off-road build, tires under a year old (3000 miles) new windshield, 4.0L engine AW4 automatic transmission NP231 transfer case Dana 35 rear / Dana 30 front axleclear title (719)285-8354 LINCOLN - Contentinental.

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1972 16’ Starcraft aluminum boat. 2 outboard motors 40hp and 6hp. 1970 Trailer included. $1500 OBO (719)275-2214

Snowmobile 1974 John Deere 138 miles westmost@yahoo.com (719) 821-4087

2011 XLT Ford Escape 4x4, 4 Cyl. Sun roof, luggage rack, 104,K miles.

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2018 12x7 Dump Bed Trailer 2- 7,000 Pd. Axles 2- Hyraulic Cylinders & Remote Control Load ramps, cover $7500 Call 785.826.6079 Cañon City

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Our Patients Are Like Family To Us

April Verch Band

Performing Monday, November 4th, 7 P.M. in the Canon City H.S. Auditorium Season memberships for this & 3 other concerts - $55 Tickets at the door - $20 - Complimentary Admission for Students 18 & under – See

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I believe that parents, not school boards and administrators, know what’s best for their children. What better way to answer the school district’s call for parental involvement than to have a parent on the school board? I believe parents deserve a voice on the school board and if elected I promise to be your voice.

After all, don’t you know what’s best for your children?

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CaĂąon City School Board candidates from top to bottom and left to right: Maripat Sparks, Robert Martin, Robin Reeser, Mike Near and Beth Gaffney.

By Sarah Rose The Daily Record

things going on here,� she said. “It’s so exciting for me to actually be a part of that.

Candidates running for It’s important work and it’s the CaĂąon City School phenomenal what’s happenBoard responded to questions during a forum Oct. 17 ing here with our kids and our schools. Schools across at City Hall. the state and looking at us Five individuals are runand wondering, ‘How are ning: Maripat Sparks, Robyou doing that with limited ert Martin, Robin Reeser (appointed to the board Sep- resources?’ ‌â€?

Near said he is a canditember 2018), Mike Near and Beth Gaffney. The three date because he wants to keep working with CaĂąon candidates who receive the most votes will be elected to City schools. “One of the things I’ve the board. The current always believed in is a quote school board will then that I saw one time — ‘to decide who will fill what give back what you can position: president, vice president or assistant secre- where you can with what you have,â€? he said. â€œâ€Ś I tary/treasurer. Terms are love the kids. I’ve had three four years. generations of the kids. And During the beginning of I’m still teaching. I just love questioning, candidates the kids. At one time, 13 of were asked why they were the teachers in this district running. were kids I had in first Sparks said she wants a grade ‌â€? spot on the board because Martin said he wants to she understands that educabe elected because he tion is paramount in a enjoys seeing children and child’s life. educators succeed. “As a parent, I know how “In the 30 years I’ve been valuable and important it is in education, I’ve had 50 for kids to receive quality kids go to college, personaleducation,â€? she said. “It ly,â€? Martin said. “Personally doesn’t matter if your child had an impact on these kids. is going off to college or ‌ My motivation is to work trade school or wants to be with kids. This community an auto mechanic. ‌ But is going to grow. There will the fact is, no matter what be more kids coming. The path your child takes, a quality education sets them stronger the school system is, the better quality of peoup for success. ‌â€? ple we will have coming in.â€?

Reeser said she is runGaffney said she is seekning because she wants to continue making the school ing votes because she wants to support everyone district a wonderful place. involved in the district. â€œâ€Ś There’s phenomenal

“Over my 29-year career, I have taught in the elementary schools,â€? she said. “I taught gifted ed in almost every school in the district ‌ I served as a principal and (understood) the challenges of principals, administrators and the district as a whole. I want to support teachers and families and kids. ‌â€?

Candidates were all given a different topic and asked what the district’s role should be in teaching that topic.

Sparks’ topic was sex education. “I believe that the role of the schools as far as teaching sex ed should be teaching biology,â€? she said. â€œâ€Ś I think that sex ed in schools has gone too far in graphicness, especially with the comprehensive sex education (house bill). ‌ I would be happy if the only thing that was taught was biology because I think values should be taught by the parents.â€?

Reeser’s issue was cyber safety. â€œâ€Ś Our school district has committed that one of our core four (values) is to be very conscious of our student population’s social and emotional needs,â€? she said. â€œâ€Ś I feel that social media plays a big part with the whole bullying thing and we’ve been pretty intune with this. We are very on-board with all of those Please see FORUM on 24

MURPHY

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Century 21 Canon Land & Investment Co. would like to recognize Sean Murphy for the #RELENTLESS Moment of the Week! Sean Murphy selflessly built custom shelving the in the back of the Canon City High School band’s semi-trailer.

Sean Murphy is a band booster parent and owns Custom Woodwork Designs, LLC. He used his skills to create a replica of the band’s uniform room in the back of the trailer.The storage system consists of square cubby shelves and clothing racks all the way around the back of the trailer. Unloading and loading of uniforms has become a streamlined process.

The organizational cabinets also make the space more usable and efficient because students and staff can be working in the back and the front of the trailer at the same time. CCHS’s band traveling trailer is sure

CONGRATULATIONS ON ALWAYS GIVING

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Florence Council candidates field questions during forum at Bell Tower

By Sarah Rose The Daily Record

Five candidates running for Florence City Council seats responded to questions during a forum Oct. 16 at the Bell Tower Cultural Center.

Anthony R. Esquibel, John Cobler (incumbent) and Kristal Wood are running for Ward I. Running uncontested are Brian Allen for Ward II and Mike Vendetti (incumbent) for Ward III. One of the questions asked during the forum was, “What is your vision for the city of Florence within the next five to 10 years and what are your personal priorities you would like to see accomplished?”

Cobler said one of his top priorities includes preserving Florence’s resources.

“I would like to see controlled expansion with housing and growth,” he said. “I would like to see where we are going to figure out the best places to build. High Meadows is a good place, Sumo has availability, and we just need to get those vacancies filled downtown with the stores, get more people in. My big things are the streets, sidewalks and protect the assets of the community, which is water and property.”

Vendetti said that high-speed internet will save small towns.

“I think one of the great things that happened is Unbridled coming to town and buying the old high school, which they, I believe, intend to turn it into a high-speed internet area … ,” he said. “I can see people moving to town to work through the incubators so to speak. I see the town growing because of the internet.”

Allen said children in Florence don’t have much fun.

“Growth, but the right kind,” he said. “Jobs that pay our people for what they deserve to be paid.

Things for children to do. Families looking for some place to relocate to are looking at things like that.

What do the children have to do? … That’s one of my main personal issues is looking into a skate park and things of that nature. Marketing Florence. We have to market Florence right.”

Esquibel said streets are one of his main worries.

“I agree, growth is something to keep a small town going,” he said.

“We have to be able to grow. And in order to do so, we need to bring in new business. I have big concerns with streets and intersections. We have a very, very big problem with them. That’s one of my biggest problems that I have. New opportunities for our young and our old.

What will bring new people in is families, something for them to do.”

Wood said she would like Florence to attract more people.

“Personally (my vision) would be that our city be a destination city but with a small-town feel,” she said. “What does that mean? That means with our businesses, we have more. We don’t have any emp-

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From top to bottom and left to right, Brian Allen, who is running uncontested for Ward II; Mike Vendetti, who is running uncontested for Ward III; Anthony R. Esquibel, who is running for Ward I; Kristal Wood, who is running for Ward I; and John Cobler, who is running for Ward I. ty spaces downtown because we’re seeing visitors come in and we’re seeing people want to move here. … Maintain our close-knit community where we look out for each other. …”

Candidates were asked to make closing statements at the conclusion of the forum.

Vendetti said a marijuana grow facility will bring in additional revenue, which is what Florence needs more of.

“I have a plan to bring money in and it’s not popular with some people because they look at it as a 1980s Cheech and Chong movie …,” he said. “I think that council needs to make a decision to bring a grow facility into an area outside of Sumo and make rules. It has to be 1,000 feet from habitation and so

forth, smell reduction and so forth.

Cobler said he’s enthusiastic about the future of Florence.

“Years ago, the people here supported me and I just want to support them back and make the best decisions I can for this community and see it grow,” he said. “I have the utmost confidence in everybody up here. Everybody up here is very intelligent, has good ideas and I think as a whole, we can do the best we can for this community and really go places.”

Wood said if elected, she will pay attention to her constituents.

“I really just want to represent Ward I,” she said. “To me, that looks like listening to those I represent, communicating with them, listening to what they have to say. … If all my neighbors say they

want things to go a certain way and I don’t agree with it, I’m going to vote their way because that’s who I represent. Also, research and getting a look at the whole picture is so important.”

Esquibel said he is happy to be a resident of Florence and hopes everyone can work as a team.

“I feel that we have a great town here and I feel if we work together, this town will be and has always been, something that we can be proud of,” he said. “If we work together, things can get done. If we work as a community, I feel that all of us together listening, talking and representing each other, we will get something done.”

Allen agreed with Esquibel.

“We just need to work together, follow through and communicate

with each other,” he said. “As the voices of Ward I, II, III and the mayor, I think as long as we are working together with each other and nobody is fighting, I think we would get more accomplished together than we would if we were arguing with each other.”

For Ward I, the candidate who receives the highest number of votes will be elected to a four-year term, while the person who receives the next highest number will be elected for two years.

“Normally we would have only had one open seat in Ward I, which would have been a four-year term,” said Jessica Griffith, Florence deputy city clerk. “But due to having a council member resign this year before her term was up (in 2021), we had both seats in Ward I open.”

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aged by smoke, and their pet cat, Charlie, died in the fire. Additionally, Asbur y’s car was stolen from her driveway just five days before the fire and later was found totaled in Pueblo.

She said the car was the family’s mode of transportation.

“I am disabled and I am on Social Security, so I need my car to be able to get back and forth to doctor’s appointments and to get my granddaughter back and forth to doctor’s appointments and to WIC,” she said.

The family’s home was insured, but in the meantime, they are in need of clothing and other items that were destroyed in the fire. Two of their cellphones need to be replaced, as well as a laptop that Roybal was using to apply for school.

“My daughter can’t continue anything without her laptop, as far as education or work goes,” Asbur y said. “I am more worried about my girls more than anything – my daughter needs her computer for her education and my granddaughter is a year and a half old, she needs toys.”

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Proposed budget includes 7 new staff positions

By Carie Canterbury The Daily Record

improvements. Overall increases to the budget were offset with decreases Seven new opportunities for employment could open in other areas.

The proposed budget up if the Cañon City Council approves the proposed 2020 includes the following new positions: a videographer budget that was presented

by Finance Director Tammy ($9,907) to video council meetings; a full-time grant Nordyke during Monday’s writer ($85,575); full-time meeting. forestry foreman ($72,750); The 2020 proposed budf/t forestry technician get of $42 million repre($58,756); seasonal forestry sents a $2.3 million, or technician ($14,072); f/t 5.99% net increase over the utility maintenance worker 2019 budget, Nordyke said for the water department during her presentation.

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for the water department ($58,782); The city in 2019 budgeted to contract with a company in Colorado Springs to take care of trees, but instead of spending tax money with an out of town company, Parks Director Rex Brady said the department can employ local people at a lower cost.

This also will allow a forestry crew to be available yearround.

The proposed budget also includes $3.5 million for 2A street projects. The goals

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Copies of the 2020 proposed budget are available for public inspection at City Hall, 128 Main St. and at the Canon City Public Library, 516 Macon Ave. The proposed budget may also be viewed on the City’s website at www.canoncity.org. The

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