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HISTORIC PEABODY MANSION 403 Royal Gorge Boulevard Cañon City

Once the focal point of meetings with governors, financial managers, politicians and business leaders, the Peabody Mansion continues to be a hub of activity in downtown Cañon City. Built in the 1880s for James Clelland, the Victorian house set on a quiet, residential, tree-lined lane known as River Street, now Royal Gorge Boulevard.

In 1875, James H. Peabody moved to Cañon City and married Clelland’s daughter. They were given the Peabody Mansion as a wedding present. Peabody was elected to a two-year term as governor while Frances Lillian Clelland Peabody took over the duties First Lady of Colorado.

When Peabody died at age 65 in 1917, Mrs. Peabody sold the home, which served many different purposes until purchased by Darryl Biggerstaff in 1988. Biggerstaff later sold it to Cañon City as part of a downtown revitalization and urban renewal effort, known as the River Station Project.

The Cañon City Chamber of Commerce took over its operation and purchased the building from Cañon City. As part of its use, the chamber has become a focal point for tourists coming into town, as well as businesses joining the organization.

The Chamber now sees an opportunity to grow and relocate to another property. The Chamber’s board of directors will review offers on this wonderful and historic property.

Serious prospective buyers may tour the Peabody Mansion during the Chamber’s normal business hours and may submit offers directly to Karl Wurzbach, Board President, at 719-276-7660 or at kwurzbach@prairiemountainmedia.com

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David Kevin Croker July 2, 1966 - November 13, 2018

David Kevin Croker, age 52, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, passed away November 13, 2018, after a four-year battle with cancer. A memorial service will be held at Village Seven Presbyterian Church in Colorado Springs, on November 30, 2018 at 2 PM. David was born in Cañon City, Colorado, on July 2, 1966. His parents are Janet Kandrak Reither from Cañon City and the late Kevin "Aussie" Croker from Melbourne, Australia.

He is a graduate of Denver East High School in Denver, Colorado, and of Colorado State University at Fort Collins, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Science, with an emphasis on physiology.

David enjoyed his work as a white water raft guide on the Arkansas and Colorado Rivers, his stint at teaching in Murrieta, CA, and his career with the State of Colorado.

An outdoor enthusiast, he was an avid cyclist and spent much of his time riding the roads and mountain passes in Colorado. He was also a mountaineer and climbed many of the state's most challenging

14,000-foot peaks.

A lifelong learner, he enjoyed studying Reformed Christian theology, defending his faith through apologetics and polemics. He was a member of Village Seven Presbyterian Church in Colorado Springs.

He is survived by his wife, Ginia Hairston Croker of Colorado Springs and formerly of Columbus, Mississippi; his mother, Janet Reither; his sister, Tonnya (Tom)Redmond and niece Holly Redmond of Durango, Colorado; his aunt Carol- Ann Croker of Melbourne, Australia; his aunt Terye Kandrak of Colorado Springs; his step-sister Amanda (Jeremy) Geidel of Seward, NE; his step-brother Eric Reither of Logan, Utah; and numerous cousins.

Survivors also include parents-in-law Nick and Eleanor Hairston of Columbus, Mississippi; and brother-in-law Trip Hairston and his wife, Dr. Bethany Hairston, and their children Anna Reed, Nicholas and Jack Hairston, all of Columbus.

Memorials in lieu of flowers may be made to Springs Rescue Mission, 5 W. Las Vegas St., Colorado Springs, CO 80903.

Robert H. Pendarvis

February 8, 1930 - November 14, 2018 Robert H. Pendarvis of Canon City, Colorado was born February 8, 1930 in Cheyenne, Wyoming to Lemuel Pendarvis and Verda (Baggs) Pendarvis and passed away on November 14, 2018.

After graduating from Cheyenne High School, he began work with Mountain Bell Telephone Company and had 28 years of service when he retired and moved to Canon City, Colorado in 1976.

Bob married Ada Schulze Koch on June 8, 1986 in Canon City, Colorado.

He was a veteran of the Korean War, a member of Cheyenne Lodge #1 A.F. & A.M., a 32 degree member of Wyoming Consistory, benefactor and member of the N.R.A. and St. John Lutheran Church.

Bob loved to hunt, fish, and spend time at his cabin in Keystone, Wyoming.

He is survived by his wife; children, Bruce (Lynn) Koch, Marsha (Tom) Wilcox, and Carolyn (Jeff) Letofsky, 8 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents and one great grandson.

A Funeral Service will be held at 1:00PM Tuesday, November 20th, 2018 at St. John's Lutheran Church, 790 Greydene Ave, Cañon City, CO 81212.

Burial will take place with a masonic and military graveside at Lakeside Cemetery, 1008 Elm Ave, Cañon City, CO 81212.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to St. John's Lutheran Church Building Fund, 790 Greydene Ave, Cañon City, CO 81212.

Services are under the care of Holt Family Funeral Home/Wilson Memorial Chapel.

Online condolences, www.holtfamilyfuneralh omes.com.

Robert Raymond Matz April 2, 1939 - November 13, 2018

Bob was born at home on 14th Street, in Cañon City, CO to Ila "Firkins" and Emil "Ray" Matz. He went to Cañon City schools, graduating from Cañon City High School, class of '57.

After graduation, he went to work at the Royal Gorge Bridge, where he met his future wife, Patricia "Pat" Javernick. In 1959, he moved to Los Alamos, New Mexico where he worked for Zia Company. In 1960, he and Pat were married.

Their four children were born while he worked in Los Alamos.

In 1967, he jumped at the chance to work in sunny Northern California, at Mare Island Naval Shipyard.

He always said one main benefit was he no longer had to get up in the middle of the night to plow snow like he did in Los Alamos. At Mare Island he went to school to become a Nuclear Inspector. He used to joke he had a "blue glow" from radiation exposure while working on nuclear submarines.

After Mare Island, he worked for Sebastiani Winery, in Sonoma, California, until his retirement in 2001. It was a family joke that he had a different "glow" working with wine. He was an avid Scuba diver, and enjoyed target shooting and reloading his own his ammunition.

After retirement, he and Pat returned back to Cañon City (and the snow) to be closer to family, including the Javernick spouses, lovingly referred to as the "out-laws". At their home in Lincoln Park, he enjoyed working in his shop and his beautiful landscaped yard. He enjoyed all holidays and looked forward to hiding Easter eggs and decorating for Halloween and Christmas. With all the neighbors, he helped give out candy canes and occasionally played Santa on Snow Flake Lane.

He enjoyed and looked forward to his weekly Sunday dinners with his Cañon City grandkids.

He and Pat enjoyed playing cards and monthly outings with the "Gadabouts".

Hunting for the best "slopper" in the area with friends, was a major goal. In retirement, they

traveled to Italy, Australia, Fiji, Bora Bora, and several locations in Mexico, including riding the train through Cooper Canyon. He especially enjoyed visiting his grandkids in California. Bob had every copy of Louis L'Amour's books, and read each one over and over...endlessly!

Bob was able to build or fix anything. He loved tinkering with cars and rebuilt Pat's VW bug engine a number of times. In the early days of stereo, he built his own stereo system and loved to blast Johnny Cash. At the family home in Petaluma, California he added a family room, doing most of the work himself.

During WWII, and Bob's early childhood, his dad Ray worked for the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad in Kelker, Colorado . They lived between the busy railroad tracks with trains going back and forth, all day and all night to Fort Carson. He developed his life long love and fascination with trains there; he never saw a picture of a train he did not want to keep.

He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Pat; his oldest daughter, Sue (Gary) Lassen of Petaluma, California; and son, Richard (Jaenalyn) of Santa Rosa California, son-in-law, Mark Tursick of Cañon City; his grandsons, Robbie, Josh and Adam Matz of Santa Rosa, California, Drew Lassen of Monterey, California and Elsa (fiancé Trevor Cook) and William Tursick of Cañon City.

He was preceded in death by his parents; his sister, Elsa Serve; his daughters, Loraine (Tursick) and Yvonne (Stinson), and grandsons, Bram and Matthew Stinson.

His Celebration of Life luncheon will be 1:00pm Saturday, November 17th, at Cañon Royal Event Center, 523 Main Street, Canon City, Colorado.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his name to the Canon City Boys and Girls Club.

Services are under the care of Holt Family Funeral Home/Wilson Memorial Chapel.

Online condolences, www.holtfamilyfuneralh omes.com.

Rex Randall Kohl Rex Randall Kohl, 71, passed away unexpectedly on Nov. 14, 2018.

Memorial service, 2 p.m.

Tuesday Nov. 20, 2018, in the

Montgomery & Steward Chapel.

Interment, Pikes Peak National Cemetery Online condolences, www.Montgome rySteward.com

Larry Jamison

October 11, 1946 ~ November 13, 2018

Larry Craig Jamison was born October 11, 1946 in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, the son of Lafayette Richard and E. Irene (Roberts) Jamison. He passed away Tuesday, November 13, 2018 from Pulmonary Fibrosis.

He graduated from Billy Mitchell High School in Colorado Springs in 1966 and attended Colorado State University, Pueblo, CO, with a major in Art. Larry served in the United States Air Force during the Vietnam era.

After his military service, he married Michele Ann Jaynes on January 30, 1970 and resided in Colorado Springs, CO until 1984, when his family moved to a ranch in Penrose, CO. After a divorce in 1991, Larry moved to Colorado Springs, where on October 22, 1994 he married Mary Rebecca "Becky" (Margheim) Klein.

Larry and Becky moved to Canon City, CO in 1996, where they have resided since.

Larry was an accomplished operator of heavy equipment.

Along with his brother Richard L. Jamison, he owned and operated Jamison Ditching in Colorado Springs, CO. Following that career, Larry operated Highland Survival with his brother, and enjoyed a career as a Scenic

Artist in the film business, working for his brother at Highland Film Productions.

Larry has been a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints since 1969. He was an accomplished artist, and his interests included family, friends, survival skills and training, weapons, geology, music and family history.

He is survived by his half-brother Dale Watson, sister-in-law Linda (Baird) Jamison, children Becky (Dave) Newman, Aaron (Laura) Jamison, Jeremy Jamison, Rachael Jamison, Matthew (Lisa) Jamison, Ruthie (Brandon) Brady, step-son Matthew C. Klein, 17 grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Larry was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Richard.

Larry's memorial service will be held Monday, December 3, 2018 at 10:00 am at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1435 Elm Ave, Canon City, CO. Memorial donations can be given to the Alzheimer's Foundation or the charity of the giver's choice.

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

Dallas "Gene" Gariner August 25, 1936 - November 11, 2018

Dallas "Gene" Gariner, 82 passed away November 11, 2018 at his home with his family by his side. He was born August 25, 1936 to Dallas and Frances (Daniels) Gariner in Westcliffe, CO. Gene graduated from high school in Castle Rock, CO and enlisted in the US Marine Corps. He married Barbara Brewer, who preceded him and they had four children. Gene was a truck driver by trade but loved working on the ranch with cattle

and horses.

Gene is survived by his wife Lynda; children Don (Kelly Taylor) Gariner, Larry (Terri) Gariner, Glen (Charlotte) Gariner, Debbie Riley; siblings Frank Gariner, Betty Anderson, 8 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents and brother Bob Gariner. At his request there will be no services.

Arrangements entrusted to Harwood Funeral Home. Online condolences at Harwoodfunerals.com.

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In conjunction with Veterans Day, 19 veterans received quilts from Fremont Victory Quilters in recognition for their service to the United States. The first award ceremony was Nov. 5 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4061 in Cañon City. The second award ceremony was Nov. 9 at the Elks Club in Florence.

The oldest veteran receiving a quilt, Don Edsall, served in the Army during World War II. The youngest veteran, Parker Bishop, is a Marine who enlisted in 2010 and served in Afghanistan. Two women veterans from the Vietnam and Grenada\Lebanon eras also received quilts. Veterans from every era since WWII received quilts.

FVQ formed five years ago and was initially a Quilts of Valor chapter.

Five women started the organization. FVQ grew to more than 35 members, including one man. FVQ eventually separated from Quilts of Valor in order to broaden their reach to more veterans.

During the last five years, FVQ awarded more than 350 quilts to veterans. FVQ relies upon donations to continue their work.

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cases in the past, which all slated to formally be adopt- at Lincoln School of Science & Technology where are significant, he said, but ed next year. she is a paraprofessional for Friday was the first NationAndrew works for New Two-year-old Taylor special education students. al Adoption Day event in Horizons Ministries and Stoltzfus cheerfully waved Christina is a stay-at-home When Crystal learned that which he has participated. at District Judge Ramsey He said doing adoptions Leiloni was in need of mom. Christina said she Lama when the judge wel- and her husband love parfoster placement, she called is one of the most special comed attendees to Friday’s enting together. things he gets to do as a her husband and asked if adoption proceedings.

And it was clear that they the little girl could live with judge.

And when Judge Lama “We do such a vast them until a permanent love the enthusiastic, asked Taylor’s new parents happy little toddler who placement could be found. array of different things to raise their right hands to now is their son.

A few weeks turned into in district court — everybe sworn in, Taylor enthusia few months, and now it’s thing from criminal law to “I can’t imagine life astically raised his little left without Taylor,” Christina divorces to disputes over a forever arrangement. hand so that he too could At the conclusion of their contracts — so to have a said. “He has been such a be part of the momentous day reserved for issuing proceeding, Judge Lama part of our family.” event. a decree of adoption, and congratulated Leiloni and “I love Taylor a lot,” Taylor was one of giving a child his home, it’s told her that she now offiAndrew told the court. “I six children adopted in cially is a Sawyer to which very emotional,” he said. have a lot of fun with him Fremont County Court on “It’s so impactful.” as my son, and I want to be she replied for all to hear, Friday in conjunction with part of his life as he grows “I’m the winner.”

Carrie Porter, the Family National Adoption Day. Services Program AdminLeiloni and Taylor each up and does great things.”

The Fremont County istrator for the Fremont have overcome physical Taylor’s biological half Board of Commissioners County Department of and psychological hurdles sister, Leiloni Sawyer, 8, presented a proclamation Human Services, said there also was adopted Friday by in the last year and a half declaring Adoption Day in Carie Canterbury / Daily Record Fremont County, reminding Andrew and Christina Stoltzfus and their son, Taylor, 2, pose with District the public that nationwide there are still 102,000 chil- Judge Ramsey Lama following Taylor’s formal adoption proceeding Fridren in foster care waiting day at the Fremont County Courthouse. for an adoptive family and 300 children who are free for adoption in Colorado. is a great need for foster that they have been in Scott and Crystal Sawyer.

Andrew Stoltzfus said and adoptive families here foster care, and they’ve She is welcomed by her he and his wife, Christina, new siblings Makenna, 17, flourished and formed locally. There are 80 to got into foster care with the and Micah 13.

100 children in care during strong bonds with their goal of simply taking care new families. Nevertheless, any given week, she said, The family wasn’t of kids for however long they’re still bonded to each and about 30 children are looking to adopt or even they needed a home. placed outside the county other and will get to see provide foster care, but “Two of them ended up each other as often as their because of the shortage of Leiloni ended up finding needing a forever family, homes. families’ schedules allow. a permanent place in the and we are happy to be that family’s home and in their For more information on “They always love to see forever family,” Andrew the Kinship, Foster, Adopeach other,” Crystal said. hearts. said. tive Program, call 719“She’s part of us,” Crys- “Even living in separate The couple, who has 275-2318 or visit https:// tal told the court. “We love homes, you can tell they been married five years, has her, she fits right in — it fremontco.com/human-serhave a nice bond.” two other foster children in was meant to be this way.” vices/kinship-foster-adopJudge Lama has presidtheir care, one of whom is tive-program.

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Carie Canterbury / Daily Record Leiloni Sawyer, 8, center, poses with District Judge Ramsey Lama and her family: parents Scott and Crystal Sawyer, and siblings Makenna, 17, and Micah 13, following her formal adoption proceeding Friday at the Fremont County Courthouse.

Gene Thomas

April 23, 1945 ~ July 20, 2018

Sidney Devereaux Thomas was born in Hugo, Co on April 23, 1945, less than two weeks short of Victory in Europe (VE) day and a little more than 3 months before Victory over Japan (VJ) day. At the time, his father was in the Pacific and his mom was on the home front working and keeping vigil. In 1952, he lost his father in a trucking accident. Later his mom remarried in order to keep the family together.

He was raised starting in Rush, Peyton,Fort Morgan,Fort Collins,and Julesburg, CO, then Taylor, Nebraska, then to several parts of the United States including Idaho, Oregon, Washington state, and California and finally settling in Utah in the mid 1950's. There his family ran the local sand and gravel pit for awhile then moved into Draper and ran the local coal yard and weigh scales for local and long distance truckers. His stepfather also ran the local junkyard, collecting and selling scrap metal.

While in Utah, he found the inner workings of an unexploded grenade while walking to elementary school one morning. Attempting to throw it out of one of the school windows, it exploded and almost tore his hand off.

Luckily, the weapon was a "dud". It did enough damage, though, leaving a permanent scar on his index finger where it had been tore open.

In 1960, the family moved back to Colorado. When he was age 15, Gene, as he was now known, ran away from home. From this point on, he became a very colorful character.

He sold books for awhile, and then joined the US Navy Submarine service. Gene served on board the USS SEA DEVIL (AGSS400) and USS GUDGEON (SS567). His subs conducted exercises in the Pacific, before coming back to the US. While in California, he was separated from the Navy. Gene traveled considerably and ultimately settled in

Miami Beach, Florida. There he parked cars for some high-ranking hotels along the beach, like the Fontainebleau and others. He also married.

Not enough excitement, Gene traveled back to California where he spent several years working as a petitioner, gathering signatures to pass laws there. Very successful, he employed others and made it a good business.

In later years, he moved back to CO, never to move again. He became an avid fisherman who loved the outdoors and the sport itself. He held several records regarding the size of fish he caught. He worked at a concrete business in Colorado Springs as a concrete truck driver; in the evenings Gene delivered pizzas to the local military bases in his VW bug.

Toward the end of his life he moved to Canon City, CO where he lived out the remainder of his days. He is the author of "The Thomas Technique" an e-brochure about solving leg cramps,offered for sale on the Web. No one here today can say that Gene did not have a good sense of humor and he used it at every opportunity he was given. He could always see the humorous side of any subject. There was no subject for which he did not have an opinion.

In later years, he became active in local politics. Politics consumed his life up to his death. Gene died from a massive coronary. His entire family who loved him very much will sorely miss him. It is believed that in the last couple of years Gene became a Christian, thereby ensuring his eternal salvation. He was preceded in death by Edwin & Iva Marie Thomas. He is survived

by Leona & John Duncan, J.B. & Diana Thomas, Mary & Jim Gertz and Teresa & Ken Holbert, several nieces and nephews.

A service will be held on Saturday, Nov 17, 2018 at 2:30pm at the Station, Penrose, CO

Obituary policy Residents who wish to place an obituary of a friend or loved one may do so through the funeral service provider that handled the arrangements of the deceased. Those who choose not to use the services of a funeral home will be required to pay the cost of publication prior to an obituary’s placement. If you need assistance placing a paid obituary, please call 303-473-1222.

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ALL ABOARD Westcliffe, “Just For Fun Raiser”, jewelry exchange and sale, Dec 1, 11am-2pm at the Heritage Center, 110 Rosita Ave, 1 Block South of Main St. Clean out your jewelry boxes and bring your fashion / costume jewelry to exchange, swap or just browse. Handmade jewelry will also be available for sale.All proceeds are going to AAW WESTCLIFFE HOLIDAY Events Dec 1.

Spend the day browsing church craft / bake sales, annual library craft sale. All Aboard, “Just for fun raiser”, jewelry exchange and sales, visit Santa and Parade. Times and Places at www.visitcustercounty.com Royal Gorge Auto Care & Towing (719) 275-7295

111 Orchard Ave. Canon City, CO. 81212

AUCTION DEC 8, Saturday 4pm in Guffy at The Bull Moose that is closing. All the old pictures in custom frames of Guffy in the old days. Also, all saddle and items from the town way back! Come and get a part of history and help support the historical bldgs of Guffy, CO. Call Bill (719) 689-3291

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Meals on Wheels of Canon City, Inc is in need of volunteers to cover the office for one shift per week (8:00 am to 12:00 noon). The office is open Mon - Sat. We are also looking for volunteers to deliver the meals. We have 5 routes around the Canon City area and deliver Mon - Sat including holidays. Delivery typically takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. If you are interested in volunteering for either of these positions, please call the office Mon - Fri between 8:00 am and 12:00 noon. We will require that you provide at least 2 local references that we can check. (719) 275-8548

NORWEGIAN ROSEMALING Night Class-4 weeks, $55, Starts Nov 13 from 6pm-8pm at Belltower, 201 E 2nd St, Florence (719) 7842038

5th Annual Christmas Boutique December 8th 9:00am - 4:00pm 575 E. Ash St. Cañon City Park & Recreation Building g

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Also gift certificates are now available on-line to make shopping easy.

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Hosted by: Muddy Moon & Mountain Canyon nS Scents *17 Booths Offering Unique & Affordable Gifts* Danata’s Hot Dog Cart Will be There!

This is one you won’t want to miss!!

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BEGINNING OIL Landscapes - 4 weeks - Starts Tues Nov 13 9:30am-11:30am. $55.00 at Bell Tower, 201 E. 2nd, Florence (719) 784-2038

JOHN C Fremont Library, Florence. Every Tuesday and Friday Story Time at the Library 10:30 am (719) 784-4649

BEGINNING DRAWING - 4 weeks, Tues 1pm-3pm, Start Nov 13. $60 at Bell Tower, 201 E 2nd St, Florence (719) 784-2038

HEALTH CARE for All, a Fremont County volunteer group has speakers who would like to talk with your organization about universal healthcare.

Presentations can be tailored to your organizations’ time frame and interests. Please for more information contact (319) 530-1707

CRAFT SALE Every Saturday from Nov 17 through Dec 15, 9am4pm. Shepherd of the Hills on N. Sheridan

JOHN C Fremont Library, Florence is hosting Book Folding with CONCyndi Pink 2pm on Nov CAREGIVER NECTION Support 28 (719) 784-4649 group. 2nd & 4th JOHN C Fremont LiWednesday each brary, Florence, Every 10:30-Noon.

Thursday Teen Group month at 3:45 pm (719) 784- and 1st and 3rd Thursday each month. 5:304649 7:00pm Sangre De JOHN C Fremont LiCristo Hospice 601 brary, Florence Every Wed at 10am - Wool Greenwood Canon City Gatherers (719) 784- Open to Public. Debbie 719-275-1261 4649

NAMI: CONNECTION CANON CITY Recovery Support Group, adults living with mental illness, meets every Friday from 1:00-2:30pm, Community Education Room, St. Thomas More Hosp, 1338 Phay Ave (The Wed evening Connection Group in Canon City is moving to this new time) FLORENCE - Every Thurs from 6:308pm, Florence Chamber of Commerce, 116 N Pikes Peak Ave. For More Info Call (719) 315-4975 NATIONAL MAH Jongg League Games on Tuesdays at 1PM at Royal Gorge Manor, 1122 N 15th St, Canon City. Call 719-406-4945 for more info or (719) 275-1047 Royal Gorge Auto Care & Towing (719) 275-7295

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SENIOR CENTER in Florence: Texas Hold’em for fun Thursdays starting at 6pm, Karaoke / Dance same night 7-9:30pm.

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Fridays 5pm Potluckbring a dish to share!

Open Mic-5:30- 8pm.

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When she was three, she received a wonderful gift from the Grinch. Since then, Kendra has been donating her birthday gifts to Operation Grinch so that other children may benefit.

Toy donations may be dropped off for Operation Grinch at The Cell House, located at 602 Main Street, Cañon City. The toys are then given to the Department of Health and Services (DHS) and for families adopted

by Fremont Community Foundation during the holiday season.

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2018 CHRISTMAS PARADE ENTRY 30th Annual

2018 Cañon City Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade of Lights “The UGLY Christmas Sweater Parade”

“The UGLY Christmas Sweater Parade”

Parade Entry Rules

December 1, 2018 • 6:00 PM

NOTICE: “Parade staging set up area has changed to between 3rd and 5th Streets”

1.

The Christmas Parade of Lights has not been cancelled, or postponed in its thirty year history. The parade will go on as scheduled. This is a winter event. We ask that you plan accordingly. There may be snow on Main Street. The parade will start at 5th Street and end at 10th Street.

Organization Name:

________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address:

________________________________________________________________________________________________

2.

No live Santa Claus is allowed on any entry.

Contact Person:

________________________________________________________________________________________________

3.

All entries must be lit in a holiday fashion.

Contact Numbers:

Home ___________________________ Work ___________________________ Fax: _________________________

4.

e-mail:

______________________________________

Any entry that has hoofed animals, or any entry deemed high risk by the City of Cañon City or the Cañon City Chamber of Commerce, must provide a minimum of $1,000,000 liability insurance naming the City of Cañon City and the Cañon City Chamber of Commerce as certificate holder and as additional insured. Certificates are due no later the 11/16/18. Your entry will not be allowed in the parade if you have not met these requirements.

5.

Drivers of vehicles must be legally licensed and insured. Driver must practice cautious driving skills during the parade lineup and route.

6.

No items (candy, toys, etc.) may be thrown or handed out from a parade entry that would cause spectators to enter the street. Any hand-outs must be done from the curb side only.

7.

All entries that will be judged must be in their assigned staging and setup position by 4:30 p.m. Your entry must be fully assembled, staffed, and all lights illuminated as it will appear in the parade. Your entry representative must be present at this time. Entries not in their assigned position by 4:30 p.m. may not be judged.

8.

Judged entries will be judged in five areas: (1) Use of Lights, (2) Incorporating the theme “Ugly Christmas Sweater”, (3) Originality, (4) Creativity, and (5) Quality of Workmanship.

The “Youth Division” is intended to provide equality for entries designed and constructed by youth with adult help and supervision. If your entry is designed and constructed primarily by adults, then your entry should be in the “Community Division”.

9.

Entries that will not be judged must be in their assigned staging and setup position by 5:30 p.m.

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Please indicate who will be the representative for your entry. __________________________________________________________________ If your entry will be judged, the representative shown above “MUST BE” present at 4:30 so that the judges can speak with them.

If your entry will be judged, your entry must be in your assigned position, assembled, staffed, all lights illuminated as it will appear in the parade, and your entry representative present by 4:30 p.m. In fairness to all entrants and due to time restraints, judges will make only one (1) pass through the staging area for judging.

In order to properly set up the staging area, we need to know the total length your entry will need in the staging area. Please indicate the approximate length (in feet) of your entry, including all vehicles _____________________________________________________ Any entry that has hoofed animals, or any entry deemed high risk by the City of Cañon City or the Cañon City Chamber of Commerce, must provide a minimum of $1,000,000 liability insurance naming the City of Cañon City and the Cañon City Chamber of Commerce as certificate holder and as “Additional Insured”. Certificates are due no later the 11/16/18.

10. Once the parade starts, please keep the distance between your entry and the entry ahead of you.

Please provide information about your organization, group, or business. This information will be used by the parade announcers. Please use additional sheet if more space is needed. ______________

12. Entry numbers provided by the parade committee must be placed on the front right and front left side of entry.

Return completed entries to:

14. Only parade entries vehicles will be allowed in the parade staging and setup area (3rd through 5th Streets). Additional people in your entry will need to walk to their designated area.

Entry must be received by 4:00 pm on November 21, 2018.

Cañon City Chamber of Commerce 403 Royal Gorge Blvd.

Cañon City, Co 81212 chamber@canoncity.com Fax (719) 275-2332 (If entry is faxed, please call to confirm entry was received.)

You will receive your parade line-up and position information during the week of November 26th . Parade entry rules and guidelines will be included with your line up position. The above contact person is responsible to ensure that everyone associated with your entry knows and understands the rules and guidelines.

Please remember: All entries must be lit. No live Santa Claus on any entry. You cannot throw candy from your entry. Any candy or information pass out must be done while walking next to the sidewalk. No alcohol consumption by parade participants, before, or during the parade. If you have any questions, please call Chris Brady at 275-2331 (cell 371-7977).

Organization Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Additional information about your organization, group, or business. This information will be used by the parade announcers. ______________

11. Due to placement of parade entries it is imperative that all cancellations call Chris Brady at the Chamber office at 275-2331, or 371-7977 (cell).

13. Do not stop on Main Street after your entry has finished the parade. Please turn north on to 10th Street. Please make arrangements for pickups on 10th Street, or some other area that is north of Main Street. Do not take your entry on to Highway US 50.

15. Parade entry vehicles should enter staging and setup area from North sides of 3rd Street, 4th Street. Entrants will not be allowed to access Main Street from any streets south of Main (4th, or 5th, Streets).

16. We will provide you with staging and setup location that is on, or near, Main Street. We will have parade staff in the staging and setup area to assist you in finding your assigned location.

17. When entering the staging and setup area, please approach your assigned position from the “west”. Your entry must be headed “east”, towards 5th Street.

18. Do not leave your entry unattended at any time. The driver for your entry must be available should we need to have your entry moved. Do not block the middle of Main Street.

19. It is the responsibility of the organization sponsoring the entry to ensure that everyone in your group understands and obeys all the rules.

The Cañon City Chamber Christmas parade committee reserves the right to refuse entry into the parade, and/or to remove any participant from the parade for any reason the parade director deems appropriate.

We would like to thank you for participating in our 30th annual Christmas Parade of Lights, and we wish you and yours the merriest of seasons!

CAÑON CITY SHOPPER • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2018 • PAGE 15

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Dear Friends,

With all good wishes for a MERRY CHRISTMAS And every happiness in the coming NEW YEAR! From Starpoint Fremont and Custer County consumers, families, and staff…

As this year ends, we would like to thank you for your support, endorsement, and confidence in 2018. Our 2019 community pledge is to continue to provide our consumers and their families with the highest possible quality services, enriching their lives and helping them realize their dreams – as we have for more than 40 years. ~ GIVING TUESDAY 2018 The Starpoint Foundation is excited to join Giving Tuesday on November 27th. This is our first time participating in this global event. Celebrated on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving and the widely recognized shopping events Black Friday and Cyber Monday; Giving Tuesday kicks off the charitable season.

This is a time when many folks focus on their holiday and end of year giving. Since its inaugural year in 2012, Giving Tuesday has become a movement that celebrates and supports giving and philanthropy. Your gifts will help Starpoint continue to meet our 2019 pledge.

We encourage you, your friends, and benefactors to lend your year-end support to Starpoint by making an online donation today at www.classy.org/give/208483/#!/donation/checkout www.starpointco.com/join-starpoint/donate/ Or by check to Starpoint Foundation, P.O. Box 2080, Canon City, CO 81215-2080 Thank you, Robert W. Arnold, CEO

CAÑON CITY SHOPPER • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2018 • PAGE 17

I want to say Thank You to all of our Veterans, Past-Present-Future.

Without you, we would not have a voice in elections.

As I sit here writing the last edition of “Elections Matter” for 2018, I cannot get out of my mind that it is Veteran’s Day – the 100th anniversary of the end of WWI. Just the fact that I can sit here and write, in a free country, able to enjoy the freedoms that the greatest country in the history of the world has to offer is almost beyond comprehension.

We owe a HUGE debt of gratitude to those service men and women -- past, present and future, who have insured that all of us can continue to live in freedom. Thank you veterans for your service and sacrifice! The 2018 election is behind us and the cast is set for the 72nd Colorado General Assembly.

I would like to take a moment to say a big THANK YOU to all of you who supported me for a 4th term!

It has been an honor to serve you in the past, and I am blessed with the opportunity to continue to serve.

I would be remiss if I did not recognize my opponent – Erin Kelley. We made a pact to keep our HD 60 campaign positive from the “git-go”.

We spoke to our records, our aspirations and our willingness to serve HD 60. Based upon comments about negative campaigns across the state, I feel voters in HD 60 appreciated our positive approach to this election cycle. Thank you, Erin.

The 2018 election cycle in Colorado presented an interesting dichotomy. State-wide, there was a move to elect liberal-leaning state officials. On the other hand, voters across the state rejected most tax and spending issues – a reflection of conservative values. The simple fact of the election? Colorado still includes both liberal and conservative mindsets. That being said, the balance of power under the Golden Dome shifted to the left in both the House and Senate. For the 72nd General Assembly, the House appears to be Democrat by a 41-24 majority (the largest since 1936, I believe).

The Senate will be Democrat by a 19-16 margin.

With majorities in both chambers, coupled with a D in the Governor’s Mansion, most democrat-

sponsored bills will have a wide open road to becoming law.

In the 2013-14 General Assembly, I served in the House under similar circumstances. The R’s were in the minority in both chambers with a Democrat Governor. The D’s over-reached by forcing through their agenda. Over-reach resulted in the recall of 2 Senators and the resignation of a 3rd. We just completed a session with split chambers where folks had to “play nice” in order to get bills passed.

When the scale tips heavily in one direction, no matter which party is in control, the temptation to over-reach looms large. As your representative, I will continue to be a strong voice for rural Colorado. I will fight for the people in HD 60.

Over the past 6 years, I have been fortunate to have passed numerous bills on a myriad of subjects.

Because of the relationships I have built in the past, I plan to continue being an effective legislator.

The key to getting things done while in the minority is being respected by, and working cooperatively with the other side. I have proven in the past that I can operate effectively on the House floor.

The 2018 election vividly demonstrated that elections DO matter. You just thought it was over – get ready…only 23 ½ months until the next one!

The 72nd General Assembly will officially begin on January 4th, 2019. For questions concerning the General Assembly, please feel free to visit the Colorado General Assembly website.

My personal legislative website will remain (www.wilsonforhd60.com) and my Facebook page will be wilsonforhd60. Be sure to watch for the 2019 editions of “Takin’ It To The House…”—news and commentary from under the Golden Dome, as the 2019 session begins. Thank you again for your vote of support.

Yours for HD 60, Representative Jim Wilson

And... Thank You to everyone who supported me this election.

I look forward to representing you for the next two years!

Paid for by The Committee To Elect Jim Wilson

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QUEEN SIZE Mattress / Box Spring and Frame w / headboard. $300 (719) 784-7472 PEDESTAL SINK, Large Roll Top Desk, Antique Pictures, Large Folding Privacy Screen, Ladies Tops sm-med (719) 275-2711 OAK PICTURE Frames, Oak Computer Desk, Oak Breakfast Bar Stools (719) 6404565

We Buy Quality Furniture!

510 Main • Mon-Sat 10am-5:30pm • 275-1428

FOUR UPHOLSTERED chairs w / arms and casters, brass wall decorations, Hoover Rug ShampooFANCY MIRROR, BAKERS RACK- er, good shape, Dangold trim. Call (719) DARK Green Nice $40 iel Steel Books, good shape (719) 275-1525 640-4565 (719) 372-1780

Home Furnishings

CAÑON CITY SHOPPER • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2018 • PAGE 19

Come Have a free Bowl of Chili with the Canon City Noon Lions and Florence Lions

AND MAKE

A DONATION TO FREMONT COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT K-9 PROGRAM COME SEE THE DOGS & MEET THE OFFICERS

Cañon City Christmas Parade Saturday, December 1st Starting at 5:00pm & until

free eye screening for kids 6 mos to 6 years provided by your Lions Club At

Golden Age Center 518 Main Street

PAGE 20 • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2018 • CAÑON CITY SHOPPER

CAÑON CITY SHOPPER • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2018 • PAGE 21

2018 BOW-WOW CHALLENGE CAÑON SIGNATURE MORTGAGE & HIGH COUNTRY BANK MATCHED DONATIONS FROM THE FOLLOWING FRIENDS OF THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF FREMONT COUNTY Casey Price Hans and Mary Miesler Frank & Mary Ellen Lineaweaver Barbara Hobson Ellen Rasmusen Michael and Jane Cowperthwaite Robert & Renee Bergin Peace in Motion Martha Bendel Waite

THANK YOU!

PAGE 22 • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2018 • CAÑON CITY SHOPPER

SERVICE DIRECTORY boot & saddle alterations Tailored West Fast & affordable expert alterations Tuxedo & Suite Rental & Purchase Bring in this ad and get $2 off your alteration order.

cleaning services 502 Main St

719-371-7608 www.tailoredwest.com

beauty

construction remodeling SWEENEY SERVICES CO. CARPENTRY Residential Repair Services and Carpentry • Wood Fence Deck Handrail Stair Repairs • Interior Exterior Trim • Doors Windows

Atomic Smile Teeth Whitening 60 min treatment Reg $119 NOW $79 Offer good thru 12/31/18

by Appointment Only Gift Certificates Available (720) 373-3073 atomicsmile1@gmail.com

boot/saddle Boot & Saddle Repair.

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

cleaning services HoUSe KeePeR: We are reliable and professional with 30 yrs experience. Local and long term references. (719) 371-0884

computer repair ABSolUte comPUteR Repair, Randy von Holdt, 35 years experience. 621 Main St, Canon City. The Randy Man Can! (719) 315-6333 acr621main@gmail.com

• Kitchen Bath Repairs Installation

References Available

heating/ cooling CLR

Heating & Cooling

719-491-8098,

firewood

SKYPiNe BUilDeRS, INC. Remodels, additions, structural repairs, and all phases of new construction. Licensed & Insured. 30+ yrs exp, excellent references.

(719) 275-2590 RemoDeliNg SPeciAliziNg in all phases! Tile, drywall, flooring, decks, painting, fencing and siding. Etc. References available.Call RJ (719) 783-0320

handyman

Swamp Cooler Winterizing

$69.00

Building Fremont County since 1995 CAÑON CONCRETE Residential/Commercial All flat work, concrete paving, curb & gutters, stamped concrete, monolithic slabs

372-3549

www.canonconcrete.com

• Drywall Repair

Furnace/Swamp Cooler/ AC Repair

702 Royal Gorge Blvd.

719-371-1848

Licensed & Insured

roofing

tree servoce

BBB Accredited

Veteran Owned and Operated

719-250-5593

insurance GALL INSURANCE AGENCY

Home/Ranch Auto/Motorcycle Call for quote 719-784-3545

FRee

eStimAteS!

painting

719-371-1848 702 Royal Gorge Blvd.

STM

PAINTING

“ASAP”

Flooring, Painting, Minor Fence & Roof repair, Gutter Cleaning, Carpentry, Replace Existing Windows and Doors, Decks (Repairs Only), Small Jobs.

Swamp Coolers Sr. Citizen Discounts

References

tom’S HANDYmAN, Painting, patching, minor plumbing, winterizing.

KYLES HOME REPAIRS drywall, texturing, carpentry, bathroom and kitchen repairs, Lots of repair experience. Call for estimate. Small jobs welcome. KYLE 719-5572234 Tom (719) 3714620

• Fence Repair/Staining

• Cabin Restoration • No job too big or small • No Money Down

$79.00

HOME, MOBILE & MANUFACTURED HOME SVC.

719-429-1840

• Commercial & Residential

Whitney Roofing & All American Gutterman, specialize in Tile Asphalt, Metal, EPDM. Soffit & Fascia Roof Inspection, Insurance Claims. Locally owned for 30 years 719-371-5496 (719) 2699522 aamericangm@ gmail.com ReD cANoN Roofing LLC. No job too small.

Roof repair, trailer top coatings, swamp cooler removal, skylight repair, re-roofs. (719) 289-1073

Furnace Cleaning/ Inspection

Over 28 yrs. exp.

concrete

• Interior/Exterior • Licensed & Insured

Call Bill Sweeney leave first name, number and brief message

Keep it Local!

No Money Down!

• Interior/Exterior Painting • House/Deck/Fence Staining /Clear Coating • Power Washing • Commercial/Residential • Drywall Patching/ Texturing

Licensed and Insured

Shawn Burgess

719-371-1201 Edwin Neefe

719-431-3232

windows

ABM Tree Service • Expert Tree Trimming & Removal • Licensed & Insured Tree Surgeon

Joe 248-5405 Bill 784-3805

Service Directory Rates *Words only* *Small Display ads*

$12 - 1 week $22 - 2 weeks $27 - 3 weeks $32 - 4weeks

$12 - 1x1 $24 - 1x2 $36 - 1x3 $38 - 1x4

Call 275-9131 Deadline for service ads is end of day Wednesday

CAÑON CITY SHOPPER • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2018 • PAGE 23

Windows & Doors Triple Savings Event Until Dec. 31st, we’re discounting our most popular products

1 Save $327 on every window1

+

2 Save $838

on every entry door1

+

3 Save $838

on every patio door1

+

NO Money Down | NO Payments | NO Interest FOR 1 YEAR1

Andersen: Renewal by Andersen is the only full-service replacement window division of Andersen, the window company that homeowners trust.

Certified Master Installers: When it comes to installations, experience matters. Our crews have installed thousands of windows and must pass our tough certification program. And if they’re not respectful and clean, we won’t hire them.

Superior Material: Our composite Fibrex® window material is 2X stronger than vinyl, which is why our windows will last for years.**

Call for your Free Window and Door Diagnosis

719-543-0930

1 Renewal by Andersen of Colorado is an independently owned and operated affiliate operating in CO. Offer not available in all areas. Discount applied by retailer representative at time of contract execution and applies to purchase of 3 or more windows and/or entry or patio doors. Cannot be combined with other offers. To qualify for discount offer, initial contact for a free Window and Door Diagnosis must be made and documented on or before 12/31/18, with the appointment then occurring no more than 10 days after the initial contact. No payments and deferred interest for 12 months available to well qualified buyers on approved credit only. Not all customers may qualify. Higher rates apply for customer with lower credit ratings. Financing not valid with other offers or prior purchases. No Finance Charges will be assessed if promo balance is paid in full in 12 months. Renewal by Andersen retailers are independently owned and operated retailers, and are neither brokers nor lenders. Any finance terms advertised are estimates only, and all financing is provided by third-party lenders unaffiliated with Renewal by Andersen retailers, under terms and conditions arranged directly between the customer and such lender, all subject to credit requirements. Renewal by Andersen retailers do not assist with, counsel or negotiate financing, other than providing customers an introduction to lenders interested in financing. Window Warmth, LLC d/b/a Renewal by Andersen of Colorado. “Renewal by Andersen” and all other marks where denoted are marks of Andersen Corporation. ©2018 Andersen Corporation. All rights reserved. ©2018 Lead Surge LLC. All rights reserved. *Using U.S. and imported parts. **See limited warranty for details.

PAGE 24 • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2018 • CAÑON CITY SHOPPER

E L E C T R I C HOSPITAL bed with side rails, excellent mattress and bedding.

Used less than one month. Paid $1000 asking $500. (719) 4291969

CAÑON CITY SHOPPER • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2018 • PAGE 25 Mattresses Futons & Bunk Beds The

Bargain Barn “Your Home Town Discount Center”

ASSORTED LEAD Fremont Drive crystal glasses $25.00. 2245269-3596 OBO (303) 565-9543 Open 7 Days countr ymom63@yaWATER HEATER for hoo.com hot tub wood burning snorkel.

SILVER TEA set submersible com $350.

(719) 285$35.00. OBO (303) 5653553 x1821@yahoo.

9543 countrymom63@ com yahoo.com

15 PIECE China set.

New price $365.00 selling for $100.00 or best offer. (303) 565-9543 countr ymom63@yahoo.com

Royal Gorge Auto Care & Towing (719) 275-7295

111 Orchard Ave. Canon City, CO. 81212

Lawn & Garden

TWO 26 inch Diamond Back “Fleet Streak” 10 SPIDER PLANTS Speed Bikes, like new. & Jade plants $2 $50/ea (719) 276-0974 each.

Small-medium (719) 426-2276 bren- SNOW SPORT 8 ft. namaas@hotmail.com blade plow, manual operation, simple, easy mount / dismount, no complicated hydraulics TAHOE COVER for $300 OBO (719) 275truck, curio cabinet, 4885 gas snowblower, nice BRAND NEW Large Cabinet w / shelving for Red Pressure Cooker computer desk, chairs, $70.00 (719) 275-2235 distressed wood table BRECKWELL BIG E set w/6 chairs (719) pellet stove 50K BTU’s.

252-3128 Holds three bags of S N O W B L O W E R S pellets. Includes origALL sizes, generators inal owner’s manuall sizes, wood chip- al.$500 or best offer. pers, all run great. (719) 269-9353 markwilcamp@gmail.com (719) 942-4195

Miscellaneous for Sale

SMALL PAINT Sprayer, OBO and a Pilates chair with all accessories, $160.00 both brand new. (719) 2754295

1973 HOLSCLAW Utility Trailer, Exc. Cond, $500.00.

Kobalt 10 in Sliding Compound Miter Saw w / laser guide, like new.

BAMBOO READY (719) 429-2624 to be cut down. (719) 6500 WATT Generac 275-4295 Generator, (719) 429ELK HORNS, mount- 2624 ed $200.00 (719) 275KENMORE FRIDGE 2616 $100,dishwasher $40 and microwave $25.

2 55 gal rain barrels.

Vintage womens western jeans 3-4,4-5.

(720) 838-3226 lamphear56@charter.net

TAKING BIDS on por- LARGE WOODEN celain Indian doll until Desk, pls call (720) Nov 28th (719) 429- 450-6482 8975

Expires 11/30/18

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Looking to Buy or Sell a Home?

List an ad in the Shopper Today!

275-9131

ROUGH CUT Pine Beams, 6x10x16, 4x10x12, 6x6x12, $175.00. 40 Ft x 15 diam Culvert w / drainage holes, new, $400 (719) 371-8575

BED FRAME, twin / full, vgc, $20.00. Leave Message (719) 2751623

FRESH ORGANIC EGGS The Best Eggs you will ever eat! Organic Free Range Hens. $3.75 Dozen OLDER GRANDFA719-360-2169/719-645THER Clock, Not Working. $120.00, Westcliffe 5979 or text (719) 3601989 BUDWEISER 2169 Mug $25, 2 Vintage (719) 783-0457 Wood Lawn Chairs, MISC PICTURE INDOOR ALOE Vera $20, Privacy Fence frames, call (719) 275- plants, $5, $10, Small gate $25, Sun Joe Leaf 1525 Christmas Cactus, $5, Mulcher $75 (719) 371(719) 315-4687 8575 2001 TOP Hat FlatBEAUTIFUL HON- bed Trailer, 18 ft, BeaEY Soap, Frosted w ver Tail w / ramps, / goat’s milk, 75 dif- $2000.00. Hot Tub, ferent ones to choose tub and structure good from, $6.00/ea (719) cond, needs one pump 371-8575 replaced, $500. (719) 429-5325 I AM selling my Cpap 2 NEW tires on Ford machine & full face escort rims, balanced. GREAT DEAL on work mask & accessories.

Text 970-596-5936 jeans: Wranglers-1 It’s never been used.

(970) 596-5936 cbnel- pr36x32-1 new: WranPics upon request. lie@hotmail.com glers 7pr35x32, $3.00/ (719) 994-1012 shearFILE CABINET. Great ea: . Call for info or heamos@gmail.com for office or home. pictures (719) 221-1594 7 drawer, SteelCase lgiese18@hotmail.com FERRI OF wheelchairs brand. Good condition. $75. Walker $40. Au$95 OBO (719) 369- WARDROBE MOV- tomatic hospital bed ING / Storage Boxes 0287 does everything, w / 2 large & 6 medium. adjustable aircusion $1.00 each 719-315$120. (303) 801-8717 2809

Senior Section & Medical Supplies

AUTO TIRES 4-TOYO Extensa P215/75R14.

Like new. $125 Leave message. (719) 4294919 TANKLESS WATER heater Aquastar model 125 $130. natural gas (719) 285-3553 x1821@ yahoo.com

Sporting Goods & Outdoor Gear IM LOOKING for any and all airsoft guns let me know what ya got text me. (719) 3344229 Walterzimmerman7@gmail.com

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14 FT. Achilles Commercial Raft, comes with paddles & Gear, Perfect Condition. $1,000.00 (719) 4297067 WEATHERBY VANGUARD Sporter Deluxe 270 Win. High gloss wood and bluing.

New w/ box. Never shot. $600 (580) 7481903

Tools

MAKITA 10” Miter Saw w / Stand $100.00. 110 V Century Welder $50.00, 14” Band Saw Central Machine $200.00 (719) 371-4621

Wanted

WANTING OLD telephone poles and large metal pipe. Free or cheap. Willing to pay for nice ones. Text (719) 588-9571 drewinWARDS (TORO) thecreek@gmail.com Snow Blower 5 HP, 24” excellent condition. $325. Bristol five spd. mens & ladies trail bikes. $200. (719) 2752038 SINGLE MOM of 5 ROCKWELL CHOP- kiddos...NEEDS WORK. SAW. $50.00 285- Honest, hard working, 3800 reliable.Trying to put gifts under tree.God bless. (720) 629-8322 karenbickel77@mail. com

PERSONALS Personals

TABLE SAW 10” ‘GENERAL’ cast iron top, out-feed table, Incra slide, new Forrest dado set, ShopFox mobile base. $900.00 POTTERS WHEEL, (719) 784-3867 old. Cabinet 36w, 36h, CRAFTSMEN 10 in 30d. Motor works. bench-top drill press, (719) 275-5039 like new. Skill 9 in OLD POTTERS wheel bench top bandsaw, with motor. Cabinet like new (719) 429- 36h 36w 30d. Runs.

2624 (719) 275-5039

Totally Free

MAN LOOKING for work, Odd jobs, Painting, yard work, and tearing down mobile homes.

Call Johnny 719-784-7472 or (719) 285-5248

SINGLE MAN, early 50’s, looking for female companionship RELIANT 5 Speed FREE TWO 2 month between the ages 35 Drill Press, Jet Gold old kittens, grey. Free 45. Great sense of huJoiner 6” long bed Moving Boxes (719) mor, intelligent. (720) 365-8888 (720) 450-6482 275-2616

WARMING OUR COMMUNITY ONE COAT AT A TIME! DROP OFF A NEW OR GENTLY USED COAT DURING BUSINESS HOURS BY NOVEMBER 30TH MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:00A-5:30P 1025 ROYAL GORGE BLVD

FREE BENEFIT CONCERT

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Sunday, December 2 • 6:00 PM

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Advertise with us Today!

Call 719-275-9131 • 1202 ROyal Gorge BLVD

Evangelical Free Church 3000 E. Main Street

100% of offerings received goes to Loaves & fishes

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MINIATURE PINSCHER for Sale black SMALL PET Diapers / tan. 8wks old. First 8-14 lbs, 10 diapers, round of shots. 1 $5.00. Call (719) 275- male/2 females. Ready for great home. $300.

3787 (719) 281-6382

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FREE INDOOR / Outdoor, female black & white cat, spayed, up to date on shots, 3 - 5 yrs old. Cannot be around other cats.

(719) 470-4019

If you want to sell your Home and have your privacy protected, call me.

I never share your personal private information with anyone.

Call for a confidential, private discussion anytime.

Chesapeake Bay retriever puppies. Champion lines, master hunters. Males and females available. (719) 309-8864 Highdesertstables@gmail.com Preston Troutman CRS MRI Broker

719 671-9502 ptrout67@gmail.com

Full Time Agent with over 40 Years of Experience.

Certified Residential Specialist.

Fremont Realty, LLC

A Colorado Cabin for Christmas! Ø Custom built cabin Ø 2BR, 2BA, 1475sf, Master has nice large, ensuite bathroom! Ø Amazing views of the Sangre de Cristo mountains Ø Forced air heat! Ø Gorgeous Beetle Kill, vaulted ceilings in Great room/Kitchen Ø Kitchen with island is open to the Great room Ø Hickory cabinets and nice finishes throughout Ø Tile counters and floors in Kitchen, Utility and Bathrooms Ø Carpet in Great room & Bedrooms Ø Large windows to drink in the views! Ø Great deck views make for a perfect place to entertain or just relax Ø Serene mountain setting!! Ø Large 22×26 attached garage. Ø Massive rock outcroppings, plenty of room to play and enjoy the GREAT OUTDOORS!

Ready For Occupancy NOW!!

Value Priced at $369K – Won’t Last !

Call Carol NOW! 970-846-5368 HOMES-CABINS-LAND-RANCHES

CAÑON CITY SHOPPER • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2018 • PAGE 29

REAL ESTATE Homes For Rent Manage Apartment For WeRental Properties !

Rent We Have Office/Retail Spaces Available 547 Yale #103 2 Bdr, Ba Apt. 6081Phay $685 Rent 329 Tate Trace 3 Bdr/1 Ba 3 Bdr/2 Ba $1,500 Rent $1,175N Rent 117.5 5th 2 Bdr Apt. $800 Rent 521Gumaer Floral 313 2 Bdr/1 Ba $825 Rent 2 Bdr/1 Ba 310 Highland Florence 3 bdr/2 Ba $700 Rent $775 Rent

SHOPPER HOURS OF OPERATION

MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY

9AM - 12:30PM • 1:30PM - 4:30PM

FRIDAY • 9AM - 3PM CLOSED FROM 12:30PM -1:30PM FOR LUNCH 275-9131

Canon City

Property Management

719-276-7696

On Hwy 50!

The McCormick Building 115 S. 7th St. Cañon City

We Sell Moving Boxes Cañon Rental

2BR 1BA detached garage. Fenced yard. $985/mo (719) 2147524 ruslake@gmail. com

Land For Sale 1- ACRE-READY to build w / city sewer, water, power and 10x24 workshop.

1-Acre & (3) 3/4 acre City utility avail. Level lots & beautiful mountain views! Schools, restaurants, shopping and downtown Canon City all within 2 miles!, 3% broker co-op (719) 371-8915

Please Welcome Our New Agent !!!

Cathy Bell Cathy Bell cathybellrealtor@gmail.com

719-766-7730

www.canonland.com 1025 Royal Gorge Blvd.

401 S. 9th • 275-0615

Automobiles ATVs & Recreational Vehicles

Just Listed

R.V. Bottle Fill

1335 Flora Dr. 4 bed/3 bath apx. 2320 sqft. Gorgeous bi-level home in a quiet neighborhood on .25 acre

156 Osprey Ct 3 bed/2 bath apx. 1764 sqft Brand new

R.V. Dump Station

$334,900

$319,995

PROPANE Cañon Rental

construction in Dawson Ranch

401 S. 9th • 275-0615

YAMAHA GRIZZLE 2004, 660. w / winch&plow.

Great con. low hours, saddle bags&cover included. $4500 or OBO. (719) 582-0954

Under Contract

1997 400CC Polaris XPlorer ATV, Good ASHEY REYNOLDS Condition (719) 429BUYERS 2624 SPECIALIST

1200 SQ. ft two bedroom apartment. No Smoking, No Pets, 2nd Floor. Rent $800.00 plus one month depos4-WHITE SPOKE it. (719) 429-2779 Wheels w / center caps, 5 Lug on 5 1/2” centers P235 75 R15 tires. $150.00 (719) 371-0466

Auto Parts

242 Glenmoor Rd. 3 bed/3bath apx. 2036 sqft on a half an acre

Under Contract

65 Wild Rose Ct 3 bed/2 bath brand new build in Dawson Ranch

$299,900

$ 288,500 Just Listed

980 Florida St.

3 bed, 1 bath charming home apx. 1080 sq ft with a detached 2-car garage

$174,900

*Based on information from the Royal Gorge Association of REALTORS© MLS for the period: 1/1/17 through 12/31/17 interpreted by Kurt Zerby of Kurt Zerby Real Estate Group.

KURT ZERBY OWNER/BROKER

Under Contract

178 Blue Grouse 4 bed/4 bath apx. 3085 sqft on just over a half an acre

$429,900

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Cars

The Cañon City Shopper is a Direct Mail publication!

Total Bulk Mail 81212 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,850 Total Bulk Main 81240 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,909 Total Bulk Mail 81226. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,275 Total Bulk Mail 81253. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .200 Total Racks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,766 Total Cañon Shopper Distribution:

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NISSAN - SENTRA GXE. 1995 White, Sedan. Auto. 2 WD. 158000 miles, Power steering, A/C, power locks & windows, dark window tint, ,AM/FM, stereo, runs good, low miles, new tires & tune up, oil change. Great cond. $1,600. I’m in Florence. I can text / email more pics. (719) 280-3066 sterling.evans929@gmail.com

SUVs

Trailers

FOR SALE Utility Trailer 5ft by 10ft. BIG TEX. Full ramp. $1000. (719) 431-1717

Trucks & 4×4s

2008 COLORADO Regular Cab, 4-wheeldrive. 4 cylinder, 5 speed, new clutch, topper, Towing pkg, 173k miles, runs good $5600.00 (719) 2853052

2008 ISUZI I-290, 50,000 miles, Manual Transmission, Extended Cab $5,500.00 (719) 225-0819

1978 FORD F150, 4x4, Short Bed, Four Speed V-8, asking $6000.00 (719) 429-5325

JEEP - COMMANDER. 1997 Gray, SUV. Auto. 6-cyl. 4 WD. 191k, Loaded, Power Advertise in the Shopper!

This Size Ad Only brakes, Power steering, CD, A/C, stereo, runs well, sunroof, leather int. very clean, Great cond. 6,750.00. (719) 429-3328 bizzybee275-9131 honey@wildblue.net canoncityshopper.net

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SaLE Y HURR SOOn! S END

SALES EVENT UP TO

$7,000

IN INSTANT REBATES

SELECT RAM MODELS

18’ JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE

18’ JEEP WRANGLER RUBICON

mSRP $52,515

STocK # 718142

SaLE PRIcE $46,645

#718121B

2001 Mazda MX-5 Miata

$6,556

#151838

2016 Jeep Patriot

$12,869

#41825A

2014 Honda Accord

$15,209

#71889A

2016 Jeep Cherokee

$16,797

#151875

2017 Chrysler 300C

$20,334

#151882

2015 Ford F-150

$32,032

mSRP $47,930

2004 Escalade ESV

#151895

2016 Hyundai Elantra

$10,842

$7,880

#151898

2017 Nissan Sentra

$12,951

#151872

#151849

2014 Ford Mustang

$13,611

#718124A

2016 Jeep Compass Sport

2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee

#151880

#151890

$15,493

2015 Nissan Altima

$17,007

#71850A

2017 Ford Mustang

$20,557

#151859

2017 Ram 1500 Sport

$33,563

$15,527

2014 Nissan Murano

$17,401

#718111A

2004 Jeep Wrangler

$20,969

#41845A

2018 Chevy Silverado 1500

$34,616

#71858B

2011 Buick Enclave

$11,050

#151888

2017 Toyota Corolla

$13,670

#71807A

2006 Wrangler X

$16,079

#151889

2017 Dodge Grand Caravan

$17,574

#71919A

2015 Chevy Colorado Z71

$21,932

#151838

2016 Ram 2500 PW

$39,805

SaLE PRIcE $31,048

mSRP $31,885

2015 Ford Fusion

$11,287

#151871A

2014 GMC Terrain

$13,821

#151826

2014 Nissan Maxima

$16,324

#151808

2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee

$17,791

#151892

2015 RAM 1500 SLT

$23,204

#41930A

2016 Silverado 2500HD

$49,959

STOCK #31911

mSRP $43,620

iNCLUDES REBaTES

STocK # 718125

19’ DODGE CHARGER RT

STocK # 31912

#151881

REBaTES - $5,000

yOUR PRiCE $26,048

STocK # 718125

YoUR PRIcE - $46,930

STocK # 41929

#151838

REBaTES - $4,000

19’ DODGE CHALLENGER RT SCAT PACK

REBaTES - $7,000

YoUR PRIcE - $39,645

SaLE PRIcE $48,078

YoUR PRIcE - $44,078

19’ RAM 1500 CREW CAB

mSRP $49,770

mSRP $50,175

$49,453

YoUR PRIcE -

18’ JEEP COMPASS TRAILHAWK

TRAILHAWK

$42,620

YoUR PRIcE -

#151879A

2003 Ford Excursion Ltd.

$11,559

#151893

2015 Kia Optima

$14,229

#151873

2014 Chevy Impala

$16,499

#151869

2015 Mazda CX-9

$19,369

#151884

2014 Ford Explorer

$23,981

#41810B

2017 Toyota Tundra

$41,818

#151885

2012 Subaru Forester

$11,961

#151877

2015 Mazda CX-5

$14,551

#151874

2017 Mits. Outlander

$16,654

#718118A

2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee

$19,745

#71868A

2012 Wrangler Rubicon

$27,525

#71870A

2014 Jeep Wrangler

$33,995

#151811A

2008 Lexus RX-350

$12,699

#151831

2015 Ford Escape

$14,815

#151867

2015 Toyota Camry

$16,696

#71915A

2018 Honda HR-V

$20,325

#151868

2014 Ram 1500 Laramie

$31,281

#151719B

2012 RAM 2500 SLT

$37,933

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72 months at $13.89 per month per $1,000 financed regardless of down payment. $1,000 Ford Credit Retail Bonus Cash requires Ford Credit financing. Not all buyers will qualify for Ford Credit financing. $750 Final Days Bonus Cash is Open Bonus Cash on lease or purchase. Not available on Focus RS, Fiesta, Mustang Shelby GT350/GT350R, Ford GT, Super Duty and F-150 Raptor. Residency restrictions apply. See dealer for qualifications and complete details. For all offers, take new retail delivery from an authorized Ford Dealer’s stock by XX/XX/18.

$25,900

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2015 Ford Edge Titanium

$29,800

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2016 Ford F-150 XLT

$29,595

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2019 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk

$22,900

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2016 Jeep Cherokee Limited

$24,595

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2011 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon

$52,995

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2015 Ford F-350 Lariat

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$35,595

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2015 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 High Country

$22,900

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2016 Ford Escape Titanium

$21,995

$21,495

$25,995

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2015 Nissan Pathfinder SL

2016 Ford Explorer XLT

$27,495

2015 Ford Explorer Sport

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$36,495

2015 Ford F-150 Lariat

$8,995

$51,595

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2015 Ford F-350 Lariat

$29,995

2015 Nissan Rogue SL

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2004 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT

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2016 Dodge Ram 1500 Big Horn

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2015 Acura RDX

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$36,595

$20,595

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2016 Ford Explorer Platinum

$15,595

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2011 Ford F-150 XLT

$17,995

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2016 Ford Fusion Titanium

$37,900

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2016 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LTZ

$26,900

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2015 Lexus RX 350

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$13,900

2011 Lincoln MKT Elite

$13,995

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2015 Ford Fusion SE

$30,995

$10,995

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2010 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer

$17,900

2015 Ford Escape SE

$7,500

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2017 Jeep Wrangler

$42,595

2016 Ford Expedition Platinum

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2007 Chevrolet Trailblazer LT

$56,595

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2016 Ford F-250 Lariat

$16,495

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2018 Ford Focus SEL

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$17,495

2010 Lexus RX 450h

$24,400

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2017 GMC Acadia SLE

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$28,995

2016 Ford F-150 XLT

$13,900

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2013 Ford Escape Titanium

$16,495

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2015 Dodge Journey Crossroad

$31,400

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$11,980

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2014 Kia Sportage LX

2015 Ford Edge SEL

$16,995

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$24,800

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2017 Ford Transit 350 LT

$11,995

2015 Nissan Santra SE

$22,900

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2015 Jeep Patriot Latitude

2016 Ford F-150 XL

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$63,900

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2017 Ford F-350 Platinum

$16,595

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2013 Ford Escape Titanium

$32,895

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2016 Lincoln MKX Reserve

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