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In Loving Memory Mary Joan Pope

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Nolin Lee Renfrow

Jan. 29, 1934 - Oct. 17, 2017 Mary Joan Pope 83, of Penrose, Colorado, passed away in her home, Oct. 17, 2017, after a debilitating hospital stay. She was born Jan. 29, 1934, in Covington, KY to Thomas Robert and Norma Rose Warman.

She is survived by her husband of 65 years, John H. Pope, Jr.; three sons, John, David, and Daniel; two daughters, Phyllis Walden and Rebecca Webb; five grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren; two sisters, Jean Knapke and Jerry Warman. She is preceded in death by her father, mother, and daughter, Judy Sturgeon.

As the oldest of three sisters, she helped her mom raise her two younger siblings while her Aunt Ceil, Uncle Rich, and cousin Mary Jewell were an important part of her young life. She started working at an early age to help support her family while still attending Catholic school. At the age of 15, she became the head wedding cake designer & baker at a bakery in Covington, Kentucky.

After high school, she married the love of her life, raising a family of six while her husband’s career in the Air Force sent them on a new adventure every four years—Hawaii and Alaska being her two favorites. During parent-teacher conferences after they had moved from Hawaii to Florida, the teachers asked her, “Didn’t they teach your children anything in Hawaii?” And she replied, “Yes, they taught them to be happy.”

She had a career in the Civil Service working a variety of challenging jobs; in her final position before retirement, they attempted to move her up to an administrative supervisor position in the hospital where she worked, and she told them, “No thanks, I’m happy with my job.”

Some of the things that helped define who she was—were going to Mass with her husband for many years, praying, art and music, cooking and baking, traveling and being her husband’s co-pilot, reading several books a week, and a heartfelt passion for Christmas, family Sunday dinners, her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and beloved family pets. She had an endearing habit of always trying to be as helpful (and never hurtful) as she could. She unconditionally loved her husband and family, and she gave everything of herself, everyday of her life...

During her twilight years, her health and mobility declined from falls and hospital stays, yet with hard work, she was always able to make a recovery.

A fall last year had kept her bedridden, yet she still maintained a positive outlook, learning to find pleasure in even the simplest things in life— afternoon coffee, mealtime, sunsets, moonlit nights, music, word puzzles, writing notes, her HD 8 tablet, reading her prayer book. Her caregiver stated, “She was so easy to care for, so appreciative, and such a joy to be around.” After a years worth of therapy and much hard work, she was excited about being just weeks away from being mobile again, when therapy re-fractured her leg, a setback she never recovered from.

Graveside services will be held at Our Lady of “the Assumption” Catholic Cemetery, Silver Cliff, CO, with Father John Farley presiding, Friday, Nov. 10, sometime after 1 p.m.

Flowers and condolences may be sent to Harwood Funeral Home, harwoodfunerals.com.

Oct. 18, 1931 ~ Nov. 2, 2017 Constance “Connie” Wallner, 86, of Canon City, passed away November 2, 2017. She was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on October 18, 1931 to Ben and Mary (Kamoske) Czarnecki, who preceded her in death.

On Nov. 10, 1951, Connie was united in marriage to Norbert “Nubs” Wallner and they would have celebrated 66 years of marriage next week. A resident of Canon City for 43 years, Connie worked as a librarian for the Canon City School District as well as the City Library. She was a member of St. Michael Catholic Church, the Red Hat Ladies, and was also an Elkette.

Connie is survived by her loving husband, Norbert; children, Jeff Wallner, of Tucson, Arizona, Gail Rust, of Montrose, Colorado, Susanne Womack, of Orangeburg, South Carolina, Richard Wallner, of La Junta, Colorado; five grandchildren; brother, Ken Czarnecki, of York, England; numerous extended family members and many friends.

Visitation, 9 a.m. with funeral service to follow at 10 a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017, Holt Family Chapel of the Garden. Interment to follow at Lakeside Cemetery.

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

Dec. 16, 1955 ~ Nov. 3, 2017 Nolin Lee Renfrow, 61, passed away unexpectedly Nov. 3, 2017. He was born in Canon City on Dec. 16, 1955.

Nolin lived life to the fullest and was extremely accomplished. He graduated from Canon City High School in 1974 and graduated from Western State University in 1977.

Nolin began working for the Department of Corrections as a graveyard shift guard at the Old Max. Throughout his 30-year career with the Department he worked his way through the ranks and ultimately retired as the Director of Prisons.

He was an avid bodybuilder and won the title of Mr. Colorado in 1983.

Nolin was a Civil War buff and knew the histories of each battle and the histories of those who fought in the war. He was a member of the Mensa Society and had a brilliant mind. Nolin loved the outdoors, he enjoyed pheasant hunting and often went to Canada to fish for salmon with his family. He was a member of Grandview Christian Church where he has served as an adult Sunday School teacher.

Nolin was a firm believer of the after-life and longed to see his family members again. He will be terribly missed. Goodbye for now, see you on the other side. Love, all your family.

Nolin was preceded in death by his father, Olin Renfrow and sister, Sheryl Clower. He is survived by his mother, Cleta Renfrow, of Canon City; daughters, Amanda Renfrow, Nicole Renfrow, both of Colorado Springs; three grandchildren, Harleigh, Tristan, Brooklyn; brother-in-law, Terry Clower, of Canon City; nieces, Elyse Clower, Tess Clower, of Canon City and uncle, Joel (Judy) Renfrow, of Arizona.

Funeral service, 10 a.m. Friday, Nov. 10, 2017, Grandview Christian Church, 3245 Grandview Ave., in Canon City. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made in Nolin’s memory to the Alzheimer’s Association at www.alz.com.

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

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Edward James Herzog Dec. 11, 1929 - Oct. 19, 2017 Edward James Herzog, better known as Ed passed away at his home in Canon City, Colorado on Thursday Oct. 19, 2017.

Ed was born in Altamont, N.Y., Dec. 11, 1929, to William and Clara Herzog. He was the oldest of six children. Ed was raised on a farm and learned early in life the value of a good work ethic and this carried out throughout his life. He was known as a businessman and for most of his life he owned and operated his own businesses. Ed was the owner and broker of Ed Herzog Real Estate in Canon City until his retirement in 1995. Ed loved to show mountain property and was known as an expert at finding those mountain lots that no one could find. He took joy in helping his clients.

Ed had many chapters in his life. He enjoyed playing softball in his younger years and was known as the pitcher that could bring home championships. He also loved to camp and fish with his family throughout his life.

Later in life he found most of his enjoyment spending time with his children and grandchildren, especially on the holidays. He loved to laugh and reminisce with his family. Also, one of his greatest joys and companions in life was his cat of 16 years, they were best buds.

Ed will be loved and missed by his children Joyce Dewar, Nancy (Don) Blanchard, Lori (John) Flood and Jim (Sherry) Herzog. Ed is also survived by 18 grand and great grandchildren Ed was preceded in death by his parents and siblings, William (Bill), Jim and Shirley. He is survived by his sisters, Ruth and Marilynn.

The family will be celebrating his life in a private family gathering.

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Connie S. Chavez

April 24, 1927 - Oct. 15, 2017 Connie S. Chavez was born in Denver on April 24, 1927, to Archie A. Salazar and Isabel “Babe” (Vigil) Salazar, and passed away on Oct. 15, 2017, in Lakewood at age 90.

Connie was raised in the San Luis Valley and later moved to Canon City with her eight children. She graduated from high school at St. Scholastica Academy in Canon City and earned her B.S. in Mathematics from Loretto Heights College in Denver. Connie resided in Canon City from 1968-2007, was a parishioner of St. Michael’s Catholic Church, and was the bookkeeper at the Canon Market for over 20 years.

Connie is survived by her children, Frank Chavez and his wife Sherry, Mark Chavez, Anne Baxter and her husband Terry, Carla Hansford, Nola Chavez and her husband Steve Personius, Eric Chavez and his wife Tami, Mike Chavez, and David Chavez and his wife Holly. She is also survived by 13 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.

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InLovingMemory James A. Potter Feb. 11, 1949 ~ Oct. 22, 2017 James A. Potter, 68, passed away peacefully on October 22, 2017 with his family at his side.

He was born Feb. 11, 1949, in Pueblo, Colorado, to Fred and Faye (Coats) Potter, both of whom preceded him in death.

His family moved to Lamar, Colorado, when he was 12 years old. Jim graduated from Lamar High School in 1967. He later moved to Denver where he became a heavy equipment operator. Jim purchased his home in Cañon City in 1988 and commuted to Denver for several years.

During this time he met his wife, Kathy, in 1989.

They were soon married on Aug. 18, 1990, in Boulder, Colorado, and made Cañon City their home in 1992. Jim continued to work as a heavy equipment operator until he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2004, forcing him to retire.

Jim was an avid reader of the Trailsman and Louis L’Amour. He enjoyed watching the Broncos, hunting, fishing, camping and going to Country Jam. He cherished his time spent in Alaska salmon fishing with his brother-in-law, Jim Herndon who preceded him in death September 10, 2017. He was also a member of the Cañon City Elks Lodge #610.

He is survived by his loving wife of 27 years, Kathy (Akins) Potter; children, Chad (Megan) Potter, Kendra (Tom) Baldt, and Ryan (Elizabeth) Hafner; 13 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; brother, Fred “Fritz” Potter, sister-in-law Trish Potter; and his close friend and nephew, Lee Woodward.

A celebration of life will be at the First Southern Baptist Church, 1500 N. 10th St. Cañon City, CO. on Nov. 18, 2017, at 11 a.m. Reception following.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Jim’s name to the Michael J. Fox Foundation, PO Box 5014, Hagerstown, MD, 21741-5014.

Online condolaences may be made at www. harwoodfunerals.com.

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Citizens for Tourism moves forward after election loss

By Carie Canterbury The Daily Record

Proponents of the proposed lodging tax increase say they are disappointed the issue failed in Tuesday’s election, but they’re not disheartened.

“We’ve got a great city council, and we’ve got a really good city staff — (the loss) is a setback, but it’s not the end of the road,” said Dennis Wied, a member of the Citizens for Tourism and Economic Development and retiring city council member.

“We’ve already put together a new plan that will have to be run by all the members of city council.”

The issue lost by 180 votes with 51.94 percent against and 48.06 percent in favor of the increase.

It’s the one tax that is not paid by local residents, but by visitors to short-term lodging facilities, including hotels, motels, campgrounds and vacation rentals.

Wied said he’s not sure why the issue failed.

“We are going to figure out what the issue was and in all probability, we are going to give it a shot next year,” he said. “We are disappointed, but we are not disheartened. The bottom line here is the city and the county have an awful lot to offer, it’s not adequately being marketed — it’s not (Fremont County Tourism Council)’s fault that it’s not adequately being marketed, they just don’t have the funds. This is an opportunity to move forward and take a transitional step between what we hope will eventually be a fully-funded lodging tax proposal that will pass.”

Mayor Preston Troutman confirmed Wednesday that the city still plans to commit $300,000 to a new marketing campaign in 2018 that will be overseen by the recently formed Royal Gorge Regional Tourism Council. The RGRTC already has been established and will continue to exist, regardless of the voter response Tuesday.

“We’re all in this together,” Wied said. “Promoting tourism increases the sales tax base in the city and if the city benefits from sales tax, the county will benefit, too.”

He hopes the Board of Fremont County Commissioners will see the benefit in collaborating with the city in the marketing effort, which likely would mean dissolving the Fremont County Tourism Council and joining forces with the RGRTC. The FCTC develops and administers a tourism marketing plan for Fremont County utilizing the proceeds from the Fremont County Lodging Tax. Members of the FCTC are appointed by the BOCC who also approve the FCTC’s annual budget.

The Lodging Tax collected in 2016 was $203,771 — the highest amount ever recorded. The amount collected in 2015 broke a record when $190,298 was collected; in 2014, $139,646 was collected; in 2013, $136,872 was collected, and in 2012, $127,028 was collected.

“Instead of sticking with the $200,000 budget, I hope they realize the value of getting on board with the city’s $300,000,” Wied said. “This is going to land in the county commissioners’ lap.”

Mayor Troutman said the commissioners will be approached within the week to see if they are interested.

“That would give us about a half million dollar purse to promote our area,” he said.

Had Issue 2B passed, it was expected to add about $200,000 more to the marketing budget.

Wied said some people may wonder why the city simply doesn’t give the money to FCTC, rather than forming the RGRTC. “The blunt, straightforward answer is because we’re contributing $300,000; the Lodging Tax collects $200,000, but the county itself contributes zero to the tourism marketing,” Wied said. “In the past, currently, and in the future, so far, they’ve committed to contributing zero dollars.”

The RGRTC will put together a proposed budget to be considered for approval by the city council.

“We want to have the controlling end of it as opposed to giving it to somebody who doesn’t contribute anything at all,” Wied said.

In Loving Memory Verna V. Read

Rhea B. Vickers

Sept. 6, 1929 ~ Oct. 28, 2017 Verna V. Read, 88, of Canon City, Colorado, peacefully passed away on Saturday, Oct. 28, 2017.

Verna was born in Walsenburg on Sept. 6, 1929. She attended Walsenburg High School, until she met her husband of 52 years, Lewis (Lew) Read, who preceded her in death, September 1999.

Verna was a strong, farmraised woman who loved her family and her home. She always had a sweet, sun-kissed smile when she was happy, but she could also put you in your place when the moment called for it. She was the mother to two, grandmother to five, and great-grandmother to 10. She enjoyed gardening, camping, sewing, and crafting. Above all, she loved her family fiercely.

Verna is survived by her children, Ruby Read Heersink, (Gale Heersink); David Read (Ginny Brown Read); grandchildren, Tracy Heersink Geringer (Eddie), Scott Heersink (Krista), Kristy Read Avdem (Chris), Brandon Read (Jami), Justin Read and 10 great-grandchildren.

A graveside memorial service at Lakeside Cemetery in Canon City, will be held Friday, Nov. 10, 2017, at 1 p.m.

The family of Verna Read wishes to thank the staff of Canon Lodge for their continuous love and care of her during her final years.

Nov. 10, 1931 ~ Oct. 17, 2017 Rhea Bernice Ellenberger-Vickers, of Canon City, Colorado, passed into the hands of the Lord early on Oct. 16, 2017. Mrs. Vickers died peacefully at home, surrounded by her husband of 66 years, Burton, her children, Adele Vickers and David Vickers, of Canon City, Leigh Ann Collins and Lynne Quint, both of Arvada. She was 85.

Mrs. Vickers was born Nov. 10, 1931, in Lamar, to James Q. and Iva Ellenberger. She was the youngest of four children. Mrs. Vickers lived the greater portion of her life in Wiley and Lamar (May Valley) areas, where the Vickers operated farming and ranching businesses. She graduated from Lamar Union High School in 1949, having served as head girl her senior year. She attended Colorado State University for a year before marrying Burton, a high school classmate and neighbor, on September 2, 1951, at Clover Meadow Church.

Mrs. Vickers spent the next three decades raising children and supporting her husband and community.

She worked at the Prowers County Clerk and Recorder’s Office and Bettianns Gifts and Interior.

She spent countless hours transporting her children to school events and summer activities, sewing with her daughters for 4-H and Dudes and Dames Square Dance seasons. And, unforgettably to both friends and family, was her preparation of meals, not only for her husband and extended family, but also for the boys and men who worked on the farm.

Mrs. Vickers’ friends knew her as a devout Methodist, a driving force in Republican political campaigns and causes, and a staunch supporter of the Lamar High School Savages. She was a member of the Methodist Women’s Club in Lamar, Canon City and Karval, and was trained as a CNA to provide home health care. Mrs. Vickers was a member of Rainbow Girls and Delta Delta Delta Sorority at CSU, after which she became a lifetime member of PEO. Rhea is survived by her husband and children.

Also surviving are her grandchildren from Adele, Nathan Phillip (Naomi) Merrill, of Canon City, Meghanne Kendall, of East Moline, Illinois; from David, Rachel Vickers, of Atlanta, Emily and Geoffrey Vickers of Canon City; from Lynne Jacqui (DeShon) Myers of Crested Butte; and Bobby (Devon Arnold) Quint of Littleton; and from Leigh Ann, Morgan Collins of Arvada.

Also surviving are great-grandchildren from Adele, Corrie Merrill, Christian Houston, Cadence Merrill, Hayley and Jayce Kendall; and from Lynne, Gabriella and Annella Myers.

She was preceded in death by her parents; siblings, Marjorie Tiffany, Esther (Elmer) Sniff, James (Marie) Ellenberger, and brother-in-law, Elmer.

Also preceding Mrs. Vickers in death were Leigh Ann’s son, Nash, grandson, Jacob Vickers; greatgrandchildren, Donovan Vickers and Samiyah Myers.

A celebration of Mrs. Vickers’ life is scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 10, 2017, Wilson Funeral Home, 1449 S. Ninth St., Reverend Eric Feuerstein from First United Methodist Church of Canon City officiating.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Sangre de Cristo Hospice and Pallative Care, 601 Greenwood Ave., Canon City, CO 81212 or Orchard of Hope at www.orchardofhope.org. Arrangements have been entrusted to Wilson Funeral Home. Online condolences at www.holtfamilyfuneralhomes.com.

Briefly Fremont Civic Theatre to present The Witness & The Judge Fremont Civic Theatre presents The Witness & The Judge, written and co-directed by Ray Linebaugh.

A review of the 2013 production written by former Cañon City resident and author Marie Whittaker states, “A unique twist on Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol,’ Linebaugh has written a stageplay in the theme of the classic, masterfully applying timeless, Christian history to the telltale night full of vignettes from the past. Although, for the Scrooge-ish and faithless Honorable Judge Jonathon Crowe scenes vary from his own childhood to Biblical displays of the life of Jesus Christ.”

Showtimes are 7 p.m. Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, 7, 8, and at 2 p.m. Dec. 2 and 9 at Vineyard Church, located at 245 S. Raynolds. Tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for adults 55 and older and for teens. Tickets will be available at the door, or in advance at City Market, the FCT office at 623 Main St., in the lobby at Vineyard on Sundays, and at Big D Superfoods in Florence.

Notice of appointment to Board of Education The Board of Education of the Fremont RE-2 School District is accepting applications from persons interested in serving on the Board of Education from the date of appointment in Dec. 4, 2017 until the next regular biennial school election in November 2019.

To be eligible for appointment, each candidate must be a registered elector of the school district for at least 12 consecutive months prior to the date of appointment.

Any person who meets the qualifications and who desires to be considered for the appointment is invited to file a written notice of such intention with the secretary of the Board of Education by Nov. 27, 2017, at 403 W. Fifth Street.

The Board will interview prospective candidates on Dec. 4, 2017, at a public meeting. For more information, call Linda Drake at 719-784-2503.

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Upcoming Events & Announcements

WE HAVE fun, decorative Artist-Designed Theme Clocks by ALLEN DESIGNS! Thistlejack Clock Co. 118 S. 5th St. (719) 221-4617 krisj@thistlejack.com NEW NEIGHBORS luncheon November 28 at the Abbey. Cost is $14. Call Bev by November 18th to make reservations. (719) 2752518 TOYS FOR Military Families sign up to receive for Christmas Donate NEW toys at Dollar Tree CanonCity (719) 276-9002 paperpatriotsfremontcount@ charter.net DR. MADELEINE Jacobs’s presentation on Universal Health Care at the Shepherds of the Hills Church (801 Sheridan Ave, Cañon City) November 19th at 10:30 am.

STORY TIME at the library Wednesdays at 10:30am John C. Fremont Library 130 Church Ave Florence.

HEALTH CARE for All is showing: Big Pharma: Market Failure at the West Custer Co. Library on Thursday, November 16th @ 2pm.

HEALTH CARE for All, is sponsoring a viewing FIX It: Healthcare at the Tipping Point, November 14th at 6:30 pm.

Pueblo West Library (Room B).

FREMONT COUNTY Commodities Food Distribution. First United Methodist Church 801 Main St, Canon City.

Wednesday November 15 1:30-3:30. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

STUFFED ANIMAL donations needed for the Police, Fire, Ambulance and Sheriff Offices.

Drop off at Burger King.

NOVEMBER 6 13, 20 & 27, 2017 Healthcare for All book discussion at Canon City Library (5th and Macon) at 10:30 AM. Reading “The Little Blue Book” by George Lakoff.

FLORENCE EAGLES Saturday night bingo.

Free coffee, popcorn and cookies. 7pm, 117 S. Petroleum.

HOLIDAY GRIEF GroupThursdays, October 26-November 16 from 10:00 am - 11:00am. Sangre de Cristo Hospice, 601 Greenwood Ave. Call Deb Weir, 275-1261 .

SAVE THE Date! Elks Craft Extravaganza. 4th and Macon. Nov 17th 5pm-8pm Nov 18th 9am-4pm. Special Holiday Gift items MOPS (MOTHER of Preschoolers) Meets the first and third Tuesday of the month at E-Free Church. 9am-11am BINGO @ GAC every Wednesday at 1:30pm. www.canoncity seniorcenter .com

DANCE EVERY Wednesday at 7pm. All Ages. Live Band. GAC 728 Main. Canon. $2 suggested donation.

Come, Listen, Visit, Dance.

TEEN GROUP every Thursday 3:45 at John C Fremont Library. 6th12 graders are invited for crafts, games and fun.

STORY TIME at the Library. Every Wednesday and Friday 10:30 John C. Fremont Library. Join us for songs, stories and crafts.

FLORENCE BELL Tower Pottery Classes. New students start the first of every month. Four weekly instructions plus free studio time, Hand building classes, Thursdays and Saturdays 1-3pm. Wheel throwing-new electric wheel!

Fridays 1-3pm $65/ month Paula 275-6432 Clay and tools are extra.

SANGRE DE Cristo Hospice Living while Grieving our co-ed group for Adults Mondays 3:30-5:00 pm Sangre de Cristo 275- 1261 INFANT/CHILD LOSS Support Group 6:308:00pm 3rd Wednesday of each month Sangre de Cristo Hospice 601 Greenwood Ave 2751261 Debra.

CAREGIVER CONNECTION Support group. 2nd & 4th Wednesday each month 10:30-Noon. and 1st and 3rd Thursday each month.

5:30-7:00pm Sangre De Cristo Hospice 601 Greenwood Canon City Open to Public. Debbie 719275-1261

CAREGIVER CONNECTION Support group. 2nd & 4th Wednesday each month 10:30-Noon. and 1st and 3rd Thursday each month.

5:30-7:00pm Sangre De Cristo Hospice 601 Greenwood Canon City Open to Public. Debbie 719275-1261 SENIOR CENTER in Florence: Texas Hold’em for fun Thursdays starting at 6pm, Karaoke/ Dance same night 7-9:30pm. Snacks encouraged! Fridays 5pm Potluck- bring a dish to share! Open Mic-5:308pm. Suggested $2 donation. 100 Railroad St., Florence. 784-7494 ARE YOU interested in becoming a Foster Parent? Please join us for our monthly Foster Care meeting! Every third Monday from 5pm6pm Fremont County DHS, 172 Justice Center Road. Please use back entrance.

THE FREE Tuesday Lunch & Food Bank Program at Mercy Today Ministries is being held every Tuesday, at the 1st Christian Church, 320 N. 16th St. From 10am-1pm.

Worship services are every Sunday at 10:30am. For info, please call 2769242 -Pastor Sheilah Rollins.

LIGHT DINNERS at 6pm every Wednesday with the Fraternal order of Eagles. 117 S. Petroleum in Florence $3.00/ per person. First come first serve.

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Razor-thin Win

Cañon City School District’s ballot issues pass in close election

By Sara Knuth The Daily Record The Cañon City School District passed a major hurdle Tuesday after the community voted in favor of its bond issue, paving the way to rebuild Washington Elementary School and Cañon City Middle School.

The district also received a strong showing of support for its mill levy, which will generate funds for a one-toone student technology program, as well as other educational resources. Voters approved the measure by 549 votes, with 4,382 votes in favor and 3,833 opposed.

The bond issue, which also will address major facilities issues within the district’s other schools, passed by a razor-thin margin, with 4,129 votes in favor and 4,057 votes against.

The district still has one more obstacle to get past before it can begin construction on CCMS and Washington — approval of a Building Excellent Schools Today grant through the Colorado Department of Education.

But Tuesday, officials said they see the election result as a victory.

In a statement, members of the Cañon City School Board wrote that the vote represents community support for the value of the school system.

“While we’ll pause to celebrate the outcome tonight, we recognize the hardest work is yet to begin,” the statement said. “We’ll get to work immediately setting the stage for successful implementation of our K-12 one-to-one technology program starting at the high school next fall.”

Officials added that the vote marks the beginning of another long process -rebuilding two schools.

“Though tonight marks the end of a long and difficult process, it is merely the beginning of an incredible opportunity for Cañon City Schools to grow the community’s trust,” the statement said.

Director of Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment Adam Hartman, who was at the Fremont County Administration Building as votes were counted, said this is the third election process he has been through with the district.

“It’s really reaffirming to see the community support the district and students in this way,” Hartman said.

Director of Special Services Lynnette Steinhoff, also present at the count, added: “It’s a great day for our kids and the community.”

If all goes according to the district’s plans, and officials receive the BEST grant, the district anticipates that Washington and CCMS would be completed by the 2019-2020 school year, according to a document officials distributed to community members during the campaign process.

Built in 1925, CCMS originally served as Cañon City’s high school.

Decades later, the school saw changes, both in the student body it served and

(Sara Knuth / Daily Record) Cañon City School District Director of Special Services Lynnette Steinhoff, Director of Support Services Paula Buser, Director of Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment Adam Hartman and Gerry Buser, Paula Buser’s husband, look over voting results on Tuesday, Election Day, at the Fremont County Administration Building. in the school building itself. After Cañon City High School was built in the 1960s, CCMS began serving junior high students. In the 1970s and ‘80s, the district expanded on the school, by building new wings and a gym.

Washington’s current building was completed in 1950 and is considered a neighborhood school, with several students who live within walking distance.

But now, according to the district, both buildings are deteriorating. If the bond had failed, members of the school board said they would have needed to close Washington and transfer students to other schools, redrawing school attendance boundaries and creating additional bus routes.

According to a district document distributed before the election, the district wouldn’t have been able to afford tearing the school down, leaving a vacant building in the center of the surrounding neighborhood.

Because the BEST program requires a community contribution, the district asked the community to approve a $6.2 million match for Washington and an $8 million match for CCMS. For the district, a victory also means that officials will be able to make upgrades to each of its other schools — Cañon City High School, Harrison K-8 School, Cañon Exploratory School, Lincoln School of Science and Technology, McKinley Elementary School and Mountain View Core Knowledge School.

(Sara Knuth / Daily Record) A storage closet in the basement of Washington Elementary School keeps phone and internet wires. After a flood, the school was without internet and phone service on the first day of school.

The district already learned it would receive a $6.5 million grant from the BEST program to make those repairs — but only on the condition that the bond issue passed and the district could provide a $3.5 million match.

As a result of Tuesday’s election, the district will be able to move forward with those upgrades, which include improving safety and security and roofs at various schools.

Additionally, the money will help Mountain View Core Knowledge — a charter school — pay off its mortgage.

In a previous interview, Superintendent George Welsh said the school pays

$130,000 each year on its mortgage, which it entered into 20 years ago. With the money, the school’s governing board can decide how to use the money.

Districtwide, with the help of the $1.3 million mill levy, the district will be able to create a one-to-one student technology program by purchasing Chromebook computers for every student in the district. The money also will be used to improved building maintenance on a small scale, attract and retain quality teachers and staff members and enhance educational opportunities for preschool children.

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Cannabis oil helps teen pursue dream of racing

By Carie Canterbury The Daily Record

The availability and use of cannabis oil have given Chase Rief the opportunity to sit in the driver’s seat and steer the direction in which his future will go.

Chase, 16, said his dream of driving and racing in hill climbs was nearly shattered after going through two years of medical issues that at one point left him wheelchair bound.

He was diagnosed with epilepsy when he was 14, two years after being misdiagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder. Doctors treated the alleged ADD with a high dose of medication, which then required more medication to counteract the side effects of the ADD medication.

Chase began having audio and visual hallucinations, “blank outs,” and severe nosebleeds and migraine headaches.

Chase felt like he was having a heart attack, sending him to the hospital a couple of times a week.

“I couldn’t breathe, my chest was absolutely killing me, my resting heart rate was 140 — that was from me just sitting there watching TV,” he said.

Chase’s parents, Ken and Tammy Rief, said all of this was caused by pharmaceuticals.

“Every doctor knows it — but we still argue with doctors who want him to be back on that stuff and off the CBD oil because they’re not making money off it,” Ken said.

A Denver-area hospital said Chase’s “episodes” were psychological, despite him being confined to a wheelchair and unable to care for himself. A neurologist finally ordered further tests that diagnosed him with generalized epilepsy.

“The day I was admitted to Children’s Hospital in Denver, the whole team that was taking care of me told me I would never walk

again and I would have to start occupational therapy to learn to live in my wheelchair,” he said. “I was heartbroken. I always wanted to do racing, I always wanted to drive — my biggest dream was to be able to get my license.”

That dream went out the Chase Rief window until he learned about a paraplegic who raced up Pikes Peak, so he started to have hope again. He was just about to put hand controls in his car right before he started learning to walk again — after he was given the cannabis oil drops.

His parents discussed with Chase the possibility of replacing all his medication with cannabis lotion and oil. Two doctors signed off on the idea, and they began giving him small doses of CBD oil, mixed in with mints and in his drinks.

Tammy said Chase isn’t going to the doctor as often as he used to, and health insurance no longer is paying for prescription medications.

“This should be a first choice, rather than a last option,” Ken said.

“And it shouldn’t be so expensive.”

The family paid $250 for his medical marijuana card, which costs $250 to renew annually.

Ken said the oil won’t cause anyone to get high unless it’s heated.

“But the way it’s processed, they keep it cold to keep the THC out,” he said.

Chase started taking the oil three times a day, but now takes it once every two to three weeks and as needed for pain.

“I haven’t had a seizure in almost three years now because of

that stuff,” he said. “The very first day I took that, I felt the cloudiness go out of my head — I didn’t have any more fog in my brain.”

Tammy said he went from a D and F student to an A and B student.

Because he can think more clearly, Chase is graduating a year early, and he has a full ride scholarship to a trade school. He plans to become a mechanic.

He was given the green light to get his driver’s license, and he started to sit in as a co-driver in hill climbs. In September, he drove in his first race and brought home the second place trophy. The medicinal cannabis facility, Freedom Farms, sponsors Chase’s hill climb race truck, which helps cover the cost of his oils.

The phrase, “Saved in Colorado,” is displayed on his truck for all to see.

The Rief family’s hope is that by sharing Chase’s story, the stigma associated with the use of cannabis oil will be diminished. They also hope to encourage other parents not to give up when their children’s health is in question.

“The state of Colorado gives us permission to give our kids the medicine, but says good luck, you are on your own,” Ken said. “We basically had to become doctors, and that’s really not fair, but we did what we had to do. Luckily, we had so many people that knew a lot about medical marijuana who were willing to help us, otherwise, I don’t know where we’d be right now.”

Chase and his family eventually would like to set up a foundation to help youth in similar situations.

“They told me I shouldn’t be able to race because of what was going on with me, but (hill climber) Ray Robinson helped me break that barrier,” Chase said. “He helped me make it happen, so now I want to make it happen for all the other kids who felt the same way that I did.”

2017 Leaf Pick-up Program Program pickup of bagged leaves will begin Nov. 27, concluding on Dec. 14. The City crews will be picking up leaves only one time.

Again this year, residents who wish to have their leaves picked up must bag their leaves due to federally mandated stormwater regulations.

Residents who have their leaves bagged, but do not wish to wait until the scheduled pickup, can drop the bags at the Public Works Facility at 1525 S. Ninth St. between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday through Friday, starting Monday. All leaves must be bagged and should be dropped in the posted area, no drop offs will be accepted during off-business hours.

Leaf Pickup Schedule: Schedule may change subject to

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inclement weather.

Nov. 27: 1st - 5th streets from Macon to Pike Nov. 28-29: 5th - 6th streets from Ma con to Harding Nov. 30-Dec. 4: 7th - 9th streets from Macon to Candlewood Dec. 5-6: 10th - 11th streets from Macon to Monroe Dec. 7-11: 12th - 19th streets from Main to Harding/Central Dec. 12-13: Fremont Drive - Central from 19th to Raynolds to include Central North to city limits and East Main from Cameron to Raynolds and U.S. 50 to Fowler Ave. Dec. 14: From the Arkansas River to Highland Avenue from Grape Street to Logan Street.

For more information, call the Street Department at 269-9027.

ISG USA (RET) Samuel James Haugh III June 6, 1939 - Oct. 31, 2017 ISG, USA (RET) Samuel James Haugh III died on Oct 31, 2017 in Cañon City. Samuel was born on June 6, 1939, the eldest of 9 children, in Hartford, CT, to Samuel J. Haugh JR. and Margaret (Brennan) Haugh.

Sam grew up in Manchester, CT, where he graduated from Manchester High School in 1958, and immediately joined the US Army.

Sam spent the next 21 years in the Army including 3 years in Vietnam, 4 1/2 years in Panama, and at numerous stateside posts.

He retired as a First Sergeant from the 2nd Ranger Battalion 75th Infantry at Ft. Lewis, Washington in 1980, and moved with his wife, Gayle and son Jeff, to Cañon City.

Sam served with the 173rd Airborne Brigade and the 23rd Infantry (American) Division in Vietnam.

Among his awards and decorations are 4 Bronze Stars, Meritorious Service Medal, Air Medal, Vietnamese Service Medal with 7 Campaign Stars, Combat Infantry Badge, Master Parachutist Badge and Ranger Tab. Sam was a member of the US Army Ranger Association, American Legion Post 13, VFW Post 4061 and the Upper Arkansas Military Retiree Association here in Cañon City. He worked on and off at the Salvation Army Thrift Store from 1993 until it closed in 2005.

Sam was preceded in death by his loving wife, Gayle in 1994, his father in 1969, mother in 2009, and a brother Danny in 1975. He is survived by his son, Jeffery, sisters: Julie B. (Don) Frost of West Hartford, CT; Nancy B. (Wally) Haugh of Key West, FL; Margaret B. (Mike) Kaaczorwski of Essex, and Mary P. Haugh of Manchester, CT. Brothers: John B. (Corenda) Haugh of Bolton, CT; Gerald B. Haugh of Coventry, CT; and Thomas B. Haugh of Manchester, CT. He is also survived by numerous nieces, a nephew and many friends and acquaintances.

A special thanks goes out to Kim (Allen) and Jack Ward of Cañon City for the loving care that you gave Sam over the the past 22 years. He was very thankful for the physical and moral support you gave him. He will be eternally grateful.

At Sam’s request no services will be held.

Cremation will be performed by Holt Family Funeral Home. Dispersal of the ashes will be at a later date in Canton, Ohio. Contributions may be made to the Wounded Warriors Association or the Cañon City Humane Shelter, or to a charity of one’s choice.

Thomas E. Horton

July 31, 1956 ~ November 6, 2017 Thomas E. Horton, 61, of Cañon City, passed away Nov. 6, 2017. He was born July 31, 1956 in Oakland, California, to Billie G. and Billie J. Horton. A retired veteran of the United States Navy, Thomas was a former member of the Cowboy Church in Florence. He enjoyed fishing, going to State Fairs, playing bingo, poker, watching the Denver Broncos and listening to country music. Above all else, Thomas enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren, whom he adored.

He is survived by his mother, Billie G. Horton; daughter, Cassandra Pritt; son-in-law, Ben Pritt; son, Curtis Hiestand; former wife, Kathy (Horton) Lanckriet; grandchildren, Ashley Pritt, Benny Pritt, Carly Pritt, Brandon Hiestand; sisters, Thelma Palmer, Jody Warner; niece, Naomi Higgins; nephews, Charlie Palmer, David Palmer, Daniel Horton, Stephen McKane; greatnephews, Alan Ernst, Ryan Ernst, Tay Ernst; numerous extended family members and many friends.

Thomas was preceded in death by his father, Billie J. Horton and brother, Billy Jack Horton.

Memorial service, 10 a.m. Saturday, November 11, 2017, Holt Family Chapel of the Garden, in Cañon City.

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

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Meetings

METAPHYSICAL DISCUSSION group 10:30 at Canon Library.

11/18-Gratitude.

11/25-library closed.

Call for information (720) 621-2302 CANON CO-OP Meeting Sunday, November 19th @ 4 PM in St. Mary’s Hall, Room 108. Board elections.

Potluck afterwards.

THE PULSE Church 100 Railroad St Florence, worship service at 10am Sundays.

Pastor Omar Short (719) 406-0875 ADULT COLORING night, first and third Wednesdays 7pm at the Florence Brewing Company.

200 S. Pikes Peak Ave Florence W O O L GATHERERS, meets every Wednesday at 10am at the John C. Fremont Library.

Bring your own project.

VEGAN BOOK club meets the first and third Tuesdays at 11am. John C. Fremont Library.

D I A B E T I C SUPPORT Group meets the first Thursday each month at the Florence Senior Community Center, 100 Railroad Street. No fee, open meeting.

CANONLAND WALKERS and Hikers meet the second Wednesday of each month at El Alazon at 11:00 a.m. Newcomers are welcome!

HEALTHCARE FOR All: putting care back into healthcare is now meeting the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at the Penrose Community Library at noon.

FIBROMYALGIA Support group, if you are interested call: 275-3191

A M E R I C A N LEGION post 13.

Canon City has its regular meeting the first Tuesday 201 N. 4th. c.creek70@ gmail.com THE TALLAHASSEE Volunteer Fire Department meets the third Wednesday of the month at 4:00pm. at the Main Station. 2518 State Hwy 9 Open to the public BIBLE STUDY W e d n e s d a y Mornings, 10am Community Room at Sunflower Bank.

Sponsored by the Resource Connection INC (719) 275-4438 WOOL GATHERERS meet every Wednesday at 10am to yak, knit, (or Crochet or quilt) and have lunch! BYOP. John C. Fremont Library.

VEGAN BOOK Club, first and third Tuesdays 11am. John C. Fremont Library.

Join us as we discuss topics related to veganism.

ROYAL GORGE Tea Party meets every 2nd Thursday @ Mountain View Core Knowledge School, 890 Fields Ave, Gym on east end of bldg., Meet & Greet: 6pm, Meeting: 6:30pm.

Join us, Free coffee ENCOUNTERING TROUBLED waters?

Moor up to the “Neighborhood Lighthouse” Aglow ladies Ministry.

W e d n e s d a y s 9-11:30am. @ the First Southern Baptist Church 1500 N. 10th St Canon City.

Last Wednesday of the month meet at Garden Park Villa.

1821 N. 5th St Canon City Third Monday of the Month 2 Sisters Restaurant 9-11:30am Florence.

GRACE FAMILY Church. 320 N. 5th Street.

Worship Service 10:40 Sunday Mornings.

Pastor Cody Almanzar offers Verse-by verse Preaching, old fashioned hymns.

Family Orientated.

THE ROCKY Mountain Back Country Horsemen meet at 7:00pm the fist Wednesday of each month at the Penrose Community Center.

401 4th Ave, Penrose. We welcome new members of all ages.

Call Ron at 275-5094 for more information or for a membership application.

THE ROYAL Gorge Detachment 1318 of the Marine Corps League meet on the 2nd Thursday of each month at the Elks Lodge at 404 Macon, Canon City, downstairs at 7:00 p.m. Social hour starts at 6:00 p.m. upstairs.

New members are welcome! 719-2858435- Carol (6/21 TFN) A L - A N O N MEETINGS: Tuesday - 7pm, Senior C e n t e r / F l o r e n c e , Wednesday - 12, E. Free Church, Canon City, New Hour Thursday - 6pm, Annex (Den) E. Free Church, Canon City, Friday 12, E. Free Church, Canon City

A M E R I C A N LEGION meets the 1st Wednesday of every month at 4pm.

209 E. Front Street Florence. 784-6125.

BUSINESS MEET & Greet group meets the 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month at 8:15am at Village Inn. No membership fees, come promote your business or project!

For more info call Pam 719/369-6749.

N A R - A N O N MEETING Tuesdays 6:30pm at the Free Evangelical church annex building. 3000 East Main St. Canon City Contact 719557-9577 MOUNT MORIAH Masonic Lodge #15 meets the second Thursday of every month at 7pm. 114 S. 6th St in Canon City.

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Pueblo West CO 81007 This meeting is open to the general public.

Contact Jammer 719 2516064 or Oz 719 9945457 FREMONT COUNTY Democrats, Fremont County Democrats Meet the 2nd Wednesday of each month. 6:30 p.m.

Quality Inn. Come early for dinner, drinks, conversation., AA MEETING & Al-Anon Meetings: Tuesday - 7pm, Senior Center, Florence. 100 Railroad St. 784-7494

FRIENDS OF the Penrose Community Library, We have the monthly meeting the 2nd Tuesday of every month. Open to the public. Please call the library 719-372-6017, F R E M O N T REGIONAL Hospice conducts an open door grief support group on the second Saturday of each month from 10:00am to 11:30am.

Call 275-4315 for more information K I R K W O O D PRESBYTERIAN Church 5th ave & Grant in Penrose.

Worship & Bible teaching Sundays at 10am. Everyone welcome. Come as you are. 719-3723830 (TFN) CANON CITY’S 7th Day Adventist Church Services.

Saturday morning: Bible Study:9:30Church Services are at 10:45 N A R C O T I C S ANONYMOUS Christian Family Fellowship 1011 Monroe Tuesdays &Thursdays @ 6:30pm.

Women only-Sundays @ 4pm, children welcome SANGRE DE Cristo Hospice Women’s support group. 2nd Monday of the month Potluck Noon-2pm.

601 Greenwood Avenue 275-1261 SANGRE DE Cristo Hospice Mens Coffee Group Mondays 1011am 601 Greenwood Ave Call 275-1261 N A R C O T I C S ANONYMOUS at the Alano Club 715 Elm Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays @8pm.

Sundays @ 12:30

N A M I : CONNECTION Recovery Support Group, adults living with mental illness, meets every Wednesday 5:30-7 PM. at ST Thomas More Hospital Community Education Room.1338 Phay Ave. Free, safe and confidential.

719315-4975 or www. namisoutheastco.org NATIONAL MAH Jongg League. Meets Every Tuesday at 1:00pm in Canon City at the Royal Gorge Manor. New Members & Beginners Welcome. Call For Information 2754988 or 406-4945 (6/21 TFN) E V E R Y O N E W E L C O M E !

Wednesday Night Bible Study-Steve Lawson, The Attributes of God, at 7pm. Question and Answer class for children, Sunday mornings at 10am.

Fremont Food Pantry, 719-315-2381 V I N E Y A R D CHURCH Saturday Night Service at 6pm 629 Harrison Avenue ROYAL GORGE Amateur Radio Club Meets 1st Wednesday each month, United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, 9th and Main, Canon City.

Personals

FAMILY IN need, husband will do yard work, leaves etc.

Please call (719) 2423431 ATTRACTIVE, SLIM, brown hair brown eyes woman who likes rides, eating out, horses, looking for man in 70s with same likes and dislikes. Non smoker / drinker. Send recent picture. Send letters to ‘Lori” 1202 Royal Gorge Canon City CO 81212

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Meetings

Where Price & Quality Meet

2000 North St., Canon City • 719-431-1688

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Farm & Ranch

MALE Harlequin bunny. $10 Around 3 months old. Born late July. (719) 426-2276 brennamaas@hotmail. com

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FOR SALE 6 hens 1 rooster $48 for all in Tallahassee area (719) 275-2024 4’X4’ HEAVY duty drag harrow, never used in the box $150 (719) 322-6161 PASTURE WANTED for Alpacas. Willing to help out in exchange for rent, or willing to pay. (719) 792-9249 PET, FRYER, Breeder size CA/NZ cross rate Meat / pet RabbitsButchering / Delivery possible$5-15 Call or Text (719) 429-1250 STOCK RACKS for long bed Chevy pickup $100.00 269-0713 (719) 269-0713 YOUNG MALE Alpine goat $50. Possible sale two young females $50 each. More than I can handle. Penrose (720) 882-1354 dgloring@yahoo.com

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

I WILL take your unwanted horses. If you don’t want them or can’t feed them I will take them. NOT FOR KILLERS 719-285-3268

Wanted

WANTED APPLIANCES Washers, Dryers, Lawn Mowers, SwampCoolers, Refrigerators.

For needy families to purchase at Repair Cost FREE pick up. (719) 942-3290 WANTED: ALL Halloween pumpkins and any garden trimmings to help feed animals (719) 429-4198 ADJUSTABLE LEVELING screws for the bottom of scaffolding.

(719) 784-4234 WANTED TO BUY Coal / wood Cookstove in good condition, prefer enamaled (719) 2757870 jronco1@juno. com

WANTED: OLD horse troughs. Need not hold water. (719) 372-0712 mmrutan@msn.com WANTED COMPUTERS, Electronics, Power Tools, Wiring and cables, working or not will recycle all. Call for pick up. (719) 431-2271 WANTED:SALVAGED F-150 1988 thru 1991 and or body parts from years 1988 thru 1991.

719-285-8568 (719) 285-8568 zsalston@ aol.com

Musical Items

USED PIANO.GORDON Laughead Spinet.

Needs tuning Free- you pick up. (719) 275-4342 YAMAHA DTX450K electronic drum kit.

Sells for $600 new.

Asking $500 obo. (719) 671-9067

HELP NEEDED to clear leaves out of gutters on small home. Call Jim (719) 429-8660

MEINL HCS cymbals.14” high hats, 20”ride, 2 18” 16” 14” crash, 1 10” splash. $300 obo. Sold as set.

(719) 671-9067

NEED GOOD Hairdresser to do in home hair cut. (719) 2898605

GUITAR / Bass player looking to start a band or join one in progress (719) 280-3125

WANTED USED camptrailers for free (719) 371-5415 gustbetty@ gmail.com

HAMMOND C3 organ.

Same as B3 in different cabinet. Mint condt.

With bass pedals & bench. $2500. (719) 285-8168

PUBLIC AUCTION RAIN OR SHINE

“Another Great Fall Sale”

*ANTIQUES * TOOLS * KNIVES * FURNITURE * TRAILER* *COLLECTIBLES * & MORE*

AD: 3x4

Addington Auction

Saturday, November 18, 2017 @ 10:00 am

1308 Sherman Avenue, Canon City, Colorado th

SNOW OR SHINE

(Preview & Registration 9:00 am)

(Directions: From Colorado Hwy. 50, turn South at 9 St., go about .5 mile, turn East at Park Ave., go about .3 mile, turn South at 12 St., go .2 mile, turn East on Sherman Ave., look for signs, auction site on right.)

AUCTIONEERS NOTE:

The Addington Family is liquidating their personal property and everything must GO!!!

<<>> FULL LISTING: www.jcaauctionsco.com or www.auctionzip.com <<>>

ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: Original Picture Frame Wall Phone * Kiddies Car * Irons; Gas & Cast w/Trivets * Large Wood Butter Churns *Railroad Luggage/Trunk Carts (2) * 1900’s Primitive Cider Press, Cast Iron, w/Wood Double Tub * Grinding Stone w/Tractor Seat * Lawyers Book Cases * Milk Cans (10+) *Bolt Cutters & Saws * Gas Torch * Oil Cans * Pulleys; Metal & Wood * Sleds * Tractor w/plow & Ditcher * Working Apple Press * Tricycle * Silver Sets *Kerosene Globe Lamps *Dick Lumber Dust pan *Bookends, Bronze/Brass (5+) * Carpenter Tool Chest * Wagon Wheels *Clinker Tongs *Chicken Catcher * Ice Tongs (3) * Boiler * Glass Mosquito Sprayer * Egg Scale * Sausage Press * Glass Globes & Oil Lamps * Juice Strainer * Glass Jars w/Zinc Lids * Canisters * Paper Rolls * Cast Iron Frying Pans; Griswold, Lodge (+) * Waffle and Pizzelle Irons * Shoe Cobbler Set * Planters * Door Knobs & Hardware * Blacksmith Tools * Corn Shucker *House Jack * Pork Single Tree * Toys * Carriage Buggy Jack * Phillips 66 Gas Can *Metal Kerosene Cans * Salt & Pepper Collection *Glass Ware * Humpback Trunks * Butter Churns *Coca Cola Picture * Metal Cabinets *Japanese Doll w/Glass Case *Traps *Shot Glass Collection * Antlers * Bridle Bits & Harnesses * Lanterns * Milk Cow Kicker * Horse Harnesses * Croquet Set * Copper Kettles *Framed Paintings/Prints (40+) *Revere Ware * Pottery * Fenton Glassware *Steamer/Travel Trunks * Stein Collection * 45s *Books * Jewelry Boxes *Native American Plates * Polar Bear Figurine Collection * Mariner’s Brass Lamp * Rolling Pins (12) * TOOLS: Yard Tractor *Craftsman Tiller * Trailer; New Tires & Axel *Chain Saws * Chains * Ladders * Hand Tools * Wheel Barrow * Hay Tools * 2 Man Saw * C-Clamps * Anvil * Knives * Electric Drills * Trimmers * Meat Grinders * Wood Splitter * RR Iron * Carpenter Tools * Lawn Tools *T-Posts * MISCELLANEOUS: Household Items * Yard Benches * * Fishing Gear * Horse Shoes * Pyrex & Fenton Glass * Jersey Cowhide * Ironwood Statues * Wooden Bears (2) *Bird Houses *Newspaper Print Sheets * Wicker Baskets * FURNITURE: China Cabinets * Phone Bench * Cherry End Tables * Display Cabinets * Parlor Table w/Chairs (4) * Coffee tables * Bedroom Sets * <<>> TOO MUCH TO LIST<<>> Live-Online Worldwide

*JCA Auctions & Appraisal – Price & Associates*

719.276.1351 or www.jcaauctionsco.com

Snack Bar on Site

Because the Right People Make all the Difference

111 Orchard Ave • Canon City, CO. 81212

Stewart Title would like to welcome back Corey Canterbury!

Corey Canterbury returns “HOME” to Stewart Title after working 10 years outside the community. Corey, born and raised in Canon City, graduated from CCHS in 1991 and attended Adams State University in Alamosa.

Corey has over 15 years of title insurance experience working for such title companies as Title America, First American Heritage Title of Denver, and Stewart Title of Canon City. Corey is married to Carie Canterbury and they have 3 children: Owen(Kaylene), Kayelan and Collin. “I am glad to be back “HOME” with Stewart Title and look forward to working with past associates and getting to know new clients!”

Corey Canterbury Senior Title Examiner

113 Latigo Lane STE A-C Canon City, CO 81212 (O) 719-315-3019 corey.canterbury@stewart.com

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Andrea Mauriello

®

REALTOR

“Andrea puts the REAL in Real Estate” AndreaMaurielloRealtor@Gmail.com

719-431-3995

STAG AR15 Mod-2.

Must have a back round check. Call or text if interested. (719) 4290114

Advanced Weapons

ConCealed Carry Classes speCial orders Guns & ammo Transfers Buy • sell • Trade 2149 Fremont Drive.

Canon City • 719-784-0572

24-hour Towing

Tues-Sat 10am-6pm

EVEN IN FALL

SOUTH ST. AUTO DOES IT ALL • Full Service Shop • Engine Diagnostic & Replacement • Exhaust Systems • Machine Rotors and Drums • A.C. Service • Batteries

Guns & Ammo

• Belts and Hoses • Brakes • Transmission Service • Tune-ups • Oil Changes • Shocks & Struts • Jump Starts

30-06 SHELLS. Some full boxes some partial.

175 shells. 55 gr. thru 220 gr. $85 (719) 6600529 twostans22@hotmail.com

WINCHESTER 30 30 Model 94 and 40 rounds of Ammunition. $425 Very firm (719) 276-9036 RIFLE BRASS 400 rds 308 Win $50 200 rds 243 Win $25 60 rds 30-06 Spr $10 (303) 503-2835 venery1st@gmail.com RUGER AMERICAN 308 Win. = 22” BBL, with Nikon 3/9 Scope.

Excellent condition.

With 100 rounds of ammo. $380 (719) 3152723

Canon City Gun and Pawn

30+ FEET 3” Flex Perf Pipe, $20, About 34’ of new 3” perforated flexible black drain pipe, Florence (719) 7849196 msi1@earthlink. net

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

111 Orchard Ave • Canon City, CO. 81212

Miscellaneous for Sale

SEWING MACHINE, $45. Microwave $20, Air conditioners, $10 each.

Box of older sorted tools, $20. Lawn mower, $10. (719) 784-6662

Buy sell trade.

719 Main Street 275-5555

MISC ITEMS for sale, moving. Call for info (719) 431-0923

REMINGTON 7MM Mag model 700 BDL, 3x9 tasco scope, sling $775 (719) 429-1576

RUGER .357 Blackhawk revolver 6” $310.00 + FFL transfer.

275-4627 (719) 2754627 antelope85@hotmail.com

9MM MAKAROV semi-automatic pistol.

Russian made. includes 200 rounds 9X18 ammo $300.00 (719) 4298130 wf.gaylord@ gmail.com

COMMERCIAL CIRCULAR clothing racks.

One heavy duty, one regular, $20. Can text pictures. Canon leave message. (719) 2750468

ROSSI SQUIRE 12 ga. double barrel shotgun.

Very good condition. $285 Great for hunting. (719) 660-0529

Cañon City Coins & Collectibles

Building Materials

123 S. 5th • 269-7507

RUGER NEW Model Single-six single action revolver. .22LR.22WMR 6” barrel pachmyr grips, Ruger cavalry holster, 2 cylinders $450.00 (719) 429-8130 wf.gaylord@ gmail.com

BADGER 5 food waste Disposer, 1/2 hp in box with extras, $75 (719) 322-6161 TAN CARPET..550 Sq ft with pad. Light tan.

Cloth back. Clean. $250 (970) 209-3890 colleen.1962@live.com

Buy • Sell • Trade Coins for investments or collections!

WOOD STOVE with glass doors and blowers. Exterior air intake.

Vent pipes, cap. $50 Canon Leave message.

(719) 275-0468 Continued on page 19

Miscellaneous for Sale NATIVE AMERICAN Wallhanging / rug 27”x64” wool $25. Brick 3 hole blond 12 cents each (719) 671-8495 PANASONIC 900W Microwave $7. Charcoal Backyard Grill used once $20. 64”x94” area rug, Beautiful, Clean $65 (719) 671-8495 8 PIECE setting Currier & Ives dishes $300.

One Owner, 1953 Necchi cabinet sewing machine, bench and attachments. $125 (719) 269-3111 BOX CHILDREN’S story books, $5. Typewriter $5. Box assorted plastic beads, $5. Silverware set, $5. Box crochet thread. $5.

(719) 269-3111

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

111 Orchard Ave • Canon City, CO. 81212

4 MUD & Snow Wrangler tires. P275/60R20.

Less than $5,000 miles on tires. $250.00 for all 4 (719) 207-0869 jpwoolsey@w-link.net WARM MORNING Gas Radiant Heater $100, Whelan Patio Heater $50.00, Garage Ceiling Mount Electric Heater $50.00 (719) 250-6101 ochiba64@ gmail.com

HOUSE PLANTS, Hoya, Rubber Plants, Aloe vera, Cactus, Christmas Cactus, Bamboo, Avacado, $5 and up, (719) 276-2667

We Sell Moving Boxes

(719) 289-6993

www.classicmover.com

USED TOYS. Star wars, Transformers, Match Box, Hot Wheels, GI Joe, Fisher Price.

Buy all or nothing. Will not split them up. $90 OBO (719) 275-1397 WINTER SQUASH for $1. Anihiams $1 Beets, $1/lb (719) 784-3845 EQUALIZER HITCH, Good condition. Complete. $175. (719) 4294792 36” WHITE Pella full view storm door. Right hinged, fixed glass, dual closers. Complete unit. $50. Call for pictures (712) 346-8887 APPROXIMATELY 60-70 pounds of liquid mercury. Make offer.

(719) 784-1359 EXCERISER STEPPER air stepper with 1 thru 5 dial. $25 285 8086 (719) 285-8086 bdcomaily@gmail.com ELECTRIC BASEBOARD heater, 7 feet long, Intertherm Softheat, for maintaining heat, not high output, $10, will deliver when coming. (719) 9424602 FREE RANGE eggs $2.50 dozen. Penrose area. (720) 882-1354 dgloring@yahoo.com

The

November 14, 2017 • CAÑON CITY SHOPPER • Page 19 E-WASTE RECYCLING computers, electronics, power tools, batteries, cabling, working or not will recycle all. Call for pick up. (719) 431-2271 BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! UP to 15,000 books. Purchase the lot or minimum of 100 per each sale 2858568 (719) 285-8568 zsalston@aol.com COMMERCIAL SERIES Char-Broil Dual Fuel Barbeque Grill w / conversion kit. 50KBTU $150 (719)429-0681

New Owners New Location!!

Custom Hydrographics Located Inside Mantiques

We Have Something For Everyone Inlcuding The Ladies • Guns • Holsters • Slings • Ammo • Reloading • Purses • Buy Sell or Trade & more...

Hours: Mon. - Sat. 10 am - 6 pm

513 E Main St. Florence, CO 81226 • 719-784-3131

CANNING JARS. $2 / dozen (719) 276-5118 RAILROAD TIES, $5 each or $10 / each depending on type. (719) 276-5118 DECORATIVE GARDEN Bench wood / metal $45; 2 cement urns $30 (719) 4290681 FISHER STOVE GRANDMA Bear wood burning stove, complete with stove pipe and roof vent. $700, firm You pickup. (719) 7920843 C H R I S T M A S WREATH 5 Foot Exquisite- Indoor / Outdoor Fully decorated red / gold contains 3 sets of lights $199 (719) 7661947 SEVERAL CARDS of #13 Hearing Aid Batteries free. Lots of Bath towels$1.00 each. 2751163 (719) 275-1163 dlrsbyd@q.com

Fremont Civic Choir

Lori Judkins, Artistic Director

Saturday, November 18th, 2017

presents

3:00 P.M., Sunday, November 26th, 2017 at

First United Methodist Church 801 Main St. in Cañon City

Adult Admission $10.00 Tickets available in advance at R.E.M., 710 Main St. in Cañon City The Artists’ Gallery, 416 Main St. in Cañon City From any Choir member.

www.fremontcivicchoir.org

Sunken Design

719-275-7451

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Pets

TERRIER, GOOD shape, 12 years old, well trained. Free to a good home. (719) 2998470 12 LARGE dog panels, approx 5ft wide by 6ft tall. 2 swinging gates, $500 (719) 651-6137 TINY FEMALE Pomeranian dog looking for boyfriend to breed with. Pick of litter in trade for service. (719) 276-6800 auntkatehope@msn.com

Electronics & Appliances

NESCO 18 QT roaster oven. like new. cash only $40 (719) 3720742

Guaranteed Used Appliances

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

HEAT-N-GLOW 36” natural gas fireplace insert w / blower $300.

(719) 275-8713 berryhomeconstruction@ msn.com

X-LARGE PET ramp, Tri-fold, holds up to 200 lbs. Used 2-3 times, box &instructions $50.00. Paid $95.

(719) 276-6800 PARROTS FOR sale, 1 blue fronted Amazon with cage. 1 Quaker with cage. Call early morning or evening 719-269-1697 (719) 671-2902 KITTENS TOO MANY House and Barn cats White, Calico, Black cats / kittens.

Low price OBO Call / Text (719) 4291250 FOR SALE 1 large 40sq. ft dog kennel.

Chain link. $100.00.

Call 719-582-7589 (719) 582-7589 ladeda40@aol.com

SEARS KENMORE heavy duty washer.

Nice condition works great, $150 (719) 9424195 UPRIGHT FRIGIDAIRE Freezer. White.

8 cu. ft. Works good. $100 (719) 429-0681 ELECTRIC SMOKER, $25.00 (719) 269-3636 SONY 17” CRT Computer Monitor. Good condt. $200 or b.o.

(719) 285-8168

Home Furnishings

NICKEL 5 lite floor lamp.

New $200. $75.00 (970) 209-3890 colleen.1962@live.com

ELECTRONIC HELP? TeenTec sets up routers, computers, modems, televisions, phones, tablets, soundbars... Give us a call.

(719) 429-7275 daltoncloninger@gmail.com WORKING WASHER and electric dryer, $250 (719) 281-4591

We Buy Quality Furniture!

510 Main • Mon-Sat 10am-5:30pm • 275-1428 NICKEL 5 lite floor lamp (970) 209-3890 colleen.1962@live.com

OVER RANGE Microwave New in Box, Frigidaire, Stainless Steel Paid $500, Asking $200 (303) 503-2835 venery1st@gmai.com

CUSTOM, HANDBUILT, hutch, with 4 drawers, cabinet, tons of storage, 52 1/4” W, 19”D, 39 1/2”H ($200) (719) 275-2406

DEEP FREEZER, $200.

Works. (719) 784-7472

Continued on page 22

Legacy Center Legacy Center

Legacy Center Assisted Living Residence

We offer:

• 24-Hour care and assistance as needed • Very reasonable/No-hidden costs No • Utilities included except phone and internet Accepw • Small pets allowed (with some limitation) Applica ting tions • Close to hospitals and doctors • Private pay and Medicaid - approved senior • Private bathroom in every room Call or stop by for a tour!

275-2917 • 1335 Bauer Lane • Canon City Owned and Operated by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Colorado

AUCTION

ESTATES/MOVING LIQUIDATION SATURDAY NOVEMBER 18, 2017 3350 HIGHLAND AVE. CAÑON CITY, CO. Preview on Sale Day—Sale Starts at 10:00 a.m

DIRECTIONS: From Hwy 50 & MacKenzie Ave.(Home Depot) in Canon City turn South onto MacKenzie Ave., and follow to Highland Ave. and turn left (East) and follow to auction site. Watch for signs AUCTIONEERS NOTE: We will be combining several estates along with Mr. & Mrs. Rhodes merchandise to make a wonderful auction that you will not want to miss and will have something for everyone. Visit www.woolseyauction.com to see photos

ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD, COLLECTIBLES

Numerous dressers Whirlpool Upright freezer Oak Entertainment center Carrhart winter clothing Blonde Oak bdrm set Lg. lot old telephones Portable air conditioner Old military uniforms Jim Bottle collection

32” Flatscreen Television Leather sofa dual recliners Enamelware Oak bookcases Pack saddles RCA upright radio Old wagon parts Tredle sewing machine RC Air plane

Bar Stools Lazyboy recliner Pendleton winter clothing Quilts/Linens Lg. lot showcase items Tile top Coffee/End/Sofa tables Fairbanks platform scale Cider press Acoustic guitars

TOOLS, OUTDOOR, HORSE SHED W/TACK ROOM Hand tools Hard Horse Panniers Clark 110v Wirefeed welder 3pt Scoop bucket Aluminum ladders extension/step DR weed trimmer Craftsman electric chainsaw Feed tubs Flatbed for Truck Pipe threaders Rolls of landscape fabric

12ft. x 24ft. Metal horse shed w/attached tack room Yard tools Come-a-longs/ Log chains Soft Horse Panniers Child’s leather saddle ATV winch 12 vdc Numerous cordless tool sets Large hay feeder Air hoses Electric hand tools Shopvacs Troybilt electric cultivator Wizard rear tine roto tiller T-Posts Horse drawn Fresno Lg. lot horse tack Lg. lot horse bridles Large bolt assortment (new) Lg. Wrench set Fencing rolls Sm. Utility trailer Weed eaters/ edgers Storage barrels

VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO SEE MORE INFORMATION AND PHOTOS. www.woolseyauction.com

www.facebook.com/woolseyauction This is only a partial listing, please come to the auction and see what else we found.

“The Sound That Sells” Alan L. Woolsey

Great Food and Refreshments Will be Served All Day Cash, Good Check, VISA, MASTERCARD **Settlement in FULL on SALE DAY** Everything is SOLD “AS IS” and “WHERE IS” (NO REFUNDS or EXCHANGES) BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ITEMS AFTER SOLD!!! ANNOUNCEMENTS made DAY of SALE take Precedence Over Printed Advertising. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS AROUND or NEAR THE AUCTION SITE.

This flyer is produced by Peak Printing, Inc. Contact us at 719-275-2136 or info@peakprintingonline.com

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HAND CRAFTED

Home Furnishings

LOCALLY MADE

TWIN BED, mattress and box springs like new with headboard, $40. Fireplace heater, $75. Colored TV, 25 inch $25 (719) 7846662

UNIQUE & ONE OF A KIND ITEMS

COLORADO CORRECTIONAL

INDUSTRIES

Mon-Sat 10am-5:30pm Sun 11am-3pm

INMATE

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PRODUCTS

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WE HAVE THE

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Floor Covering & Supplies

Compare our prices to anyone!

6mm Glue Down Vinyl $ Tile Andela Porcelain Tile 18x18 Stock Sheet Vinyl

1 sq ft 49

Starting at

$

119 sq ft

Starting at

99sq ft ¢

Engineered Hickory Hardwood

Fleck or solid Carpet

Starting at

99¢

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Sand & $ Refinish Hardwood

3

00

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3 1/4” wide

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700 Series laminate

Bargain Barn

ASPEN LOG bed, Full size. complete with log sides. $725 (719) 2751623

The

““Your Your Home Town Discount Center” Center”

2245 Fremont Drive 269-3596 • Open 7 Days

NEW, PAISLEY print recliner from JC Penny $200 (719) 994-8340

starting at

$

149 sq ft

We’ll bring samples to you Free estimates 300 Dozier • 269-7600 • Open M-F: 7-5, Sat: 8-noon Come See Our Window Coverings

OAK DINING Table, 8 chairs 8’x 3.5’ (adjustable)$300.

Oak Kitchen Table, 4 chairs, $150.

Matching set or separate. (719) 821-4571 KING SIZE Cameo White Iron and Brass bed. Mint condition. $275 (719) 429-0681

sq ft

Click Luxury $ 39 2 sq ft Vinyl Tile

SWIVEL DESK Chair.

Adjustable back and seat. Gray. Like New. $50 (719) 429-0681 6 FABRIC Stack-able Chairs. Gray / Black with metal frame. Never Used. $100 (719) 429-0681

VERY NICE brown futon mattress with metal frame. Excellent condition. $500 (719) 6516137

Schleicher

BLACK FLAT Screen TV Stand with Enclosed Adjustable shelves. $40 (719) 429-0681

Mattresses Futons & Bunk Beds

ROLL TOP desk for sale. $100 (719) 3710980

Open Daily 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Starting at

MATCHING 8 drawer dresser, $55.00, and 5 drawer chest of drawers, $45.00, in very good condition. Both $90.00. (719) 557-1949

TWIN SIZE Head Board, Nightstand, 7 drawer Dresser and 3 drawer Chest. White with butcher block tops. $175 (719) 429-0681

PULASKI 4 poster Queenbed and Armoire.

Beautiful carved cherry wood. In mint condition. $800 (719) 4290681

LIGHT BROWN Easy Boy recliner, good condition. $40 (719) 2693636 RIZE CONTEMPORARY Ultra-Adjustable bed foundation, XL single, wireless remote, vibrators, under nite-lite, manual, like new; $1,599, now $400 (719) 276-2667

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

111 Orchard Ave • Canon City, CO. 81212

BEAUTIFUL WALL unit, $300 originally $1000. Beautiful dresser, $300 originally $500 (719) 784-7727

2 LEATHER Wall Saver Recliners. Have removable backs. Burgundy color. Like New. $125 each. (719) 429-0681 ROUND METAL Stand 7ft 6in. With 4 wicker shelves. $40 (719) 4290681

LARGE WOOD grain mirrow- great for halls, bedroom or living room - measures 52” x 25” (720) 272-4212 pjc_0103@yahoo.com DINING SET with 2 leafs and 6 chairs. Very very nice. $350 (719) 429-4792

• Serta Mattresses • American Made Furniture Jackson/Catnapper • Speed Queen Washers and Dryers • Frigidaire

WHITE DRESSING table with mirror and bench, New condition 75.00 (719) 275-6053 cpshannon67@yahoo. com

1001 Main

www.drydensappliance.com

Mon-Fri: 8-5 • Sat: 9-2 Sun: Closed

SCROLLED METAL Corner Shelf Stand. Tapered silhouette with 3 glass shelves and 1 granite. $65 (719) 4290681 ENTERTAINMENT CONSOLE, clear balder wood. 60Lx21wx25H 4 doors, like new. $285 (719) 275-1623

CREAM COLORED love seat, dark wood, good condition $25 (719) 371-0117

Lost & Found

LOST: SET of keys near Wal Mart on Oct 28th. (719) 371-3876 FOUND IN Penrose, prescription sunglasses. (719) 372-6238

Raves

THANKS TO Cheyenne and Suzi at Walmart for returning the cash I left at the self checkout; you Rock! (719) 5555555

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FIVE NSYNC on Tour 2000 Collectors Edition Marionette Puppet Dolls in Own Box with Display Stand (719) 431-3758

GoldWoods Jewelers 506 Main Cañon City 275-2040

We Buy

Gold, Silver, Diamonds & Gemstones

SUBARU - OUTBACK. 2012 dark Blue, Auto.

AWD. 65000 miles, runs well, $12900.

One owner car with all factory service done . Dark blue. In very good condition with one door ding, left rear quarter panel scrape (719) 4331361 onedante1@ gmail.com

Senior Section & Medical Supplies

2002 XTERRA, 2WD, 6 cylinder, automatic, new distributor, new fuel pump, good tires, not running. $500 Firm. leave message (719) 458-1488 2006 GMC Sierra 2500 HD 4WD, crew cab, SLT Diesel. $19,500 (818) 458-6282

Trucks & 4×4s

2002 FORD F150 Standard cab.

2 wheel drive. V-6.

5 speed. 126000 miles $3750. Leave message at (719) 371-6000 2000 FORD RANGER, stepside 4x4, V6 Automatic. Runs good, recent work. Spare 1998 4x4 with good motor. BOTH trucks $4000, may trade. Can be seen at Pawn Dough in Florence or call (719) 429-4744

SHOWER CHAIR, extra wide. With back, solid. New, $35. (719) 561-1811

AUTOMOBILES Cars

2011 FORD Fiesta.

New tires. $5000 (719) 371-1463 2007 PONTIAC Grand Prix, 6 cylinder, Auto.

135,000 Miles $2,999 (719) 285-8853

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

111 Orchard Ave • Canon City, CO. 81212

FORD MUSTANG, 2013. 5.0 GT, fast back.

6 speed, manual, leather seats, 24,720 miles.

Red with white stripes, asking $22,000. OBO All proceeds to benefit Veterans.Call Dave at McCandless Veterans Living Center. (719) 784-5323 BUICK LESABER, 2000. Second owner, above average condition. $3,000 OBO 719-429-5905 (719) 275-3566

SUVs

1983 FORD Explorer.

4 door excellent condition.New tires, shocks breaks, windshield. Tow package 100K original miles (719) 547-1242 2006 HONDA CRV AT, 4 WD, newer tires, Set up for flat tow behind motor home. 114K miles. $7,500 in Canon City (719) 826-6079

2012 JEEP - Liberty Sport, 4x4, Automatic, 6-cyl, grey, 84500 miles, clean, great condition, transferable warranty, $10995.00.

(719) 671-5730

We are proud to be the only skilled nursing facility in Cañon City with a five-star overall rating by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. This rating represents our dedication to delivering exceptional care and service every day.

Call today to schedule a tour.

719.275.4106 905 Harding Ave. • Cañon City, CO 81212 CanonLodgeCareCenter.com

2003 DODGE Durango 8SL tow package, 3rd seat 1 owner, oil changes on time. Good cond. blue $4,300. Penrose. (970) 214-9788 2004 F150 Triton, crew cab blue, automatic, 8 cylinder 4 WD, 180K miles. Loaded, great condition. $9,000 (719) 942-3522 1999 CHEVY Pickup, 4 door 2 Wheel Drive, automatic, has 5th wheel plate. $3,900 OBO (719) 688-7020 JEEP - RUBICON. 2004 Auto. 6-cyl. 4 WD. 117,800 mi, $12,000 OBO. Good Condition.

New tires. New soft top. (719) 237-3443

Locally Owned

98178

Kids Section!

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Family Operated

Residential Electrical Service & Repair

Call Today!

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Check Out our Estimates

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10% Discount 15% Discount For all Government Employees.

City, County, State, Federal & Military Active or Retired

For Seniors 65 or older and anyone on Disability

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Auto Parts

E Q U A L I Z E R 1989 FORD TauHITCH, Good con- rus SHO, Yamaha 1967 FORD Gal- dition. Complete. built V-6, manual, axy body parts, $175. (719) 429- apart but complete, $600. Ford Crown 4792 also will consider Victoria wrecked parting out, (719) drivable, $600.

GOODYEAR 276-2667 Multi mile tire LT 4 245-75R16 $75 tires, 215-60x17.

Save $600 great 2002 HYUNDAI (719) 671-2089 condition.

70% Santa Fe, V-6, Autread, only $180 for tomatic, 4WD, no SMALL BLOCK all four. (719) 275- dents, needs enFord 302 engine 3751 gine or part out, parts. Roller cam, good title, $400 roller lifters, 50 inNEW (719) 276-2667 take manifold and BRAND injection.

(719) Chevy 350 cubic Royal Gorge inch crate engine.

784-4195 1 year warranty.

Auto Care $1500 cash firm & Towing (719) 557-1893 (719) 275-7295

111 Orchard Ave • Canon City, CO. 81212

1989 FORD Taurus SHO, Yamaha V-6, 5-speed, torn apart for clutch replacement, for parts or restore, $400 (719) 2762667

RVs & Campers

ADCO RV CoverTyvek 5th wheel 34’-37’ $250 (818) 458-6282

Auto Ads $10 for 2 weeks.

Includes 20 words, print and online

2006 GULF STREAM - BT Cruiser, Class B, E450, Ford Diesel, 35000 miles, Like new condition, 2 slides, new queen bed, like new tires, Onan Generator, loaded, Blue Ox tow and Patriot Brake System. $38,000. In Canon City (785) 826-6079 2012 COLEMAN 26ft, rear living camper with 14ft slide. $16,000 OBO (719) 371-1619

1985 WILDERNESS Trailer 20ft dual axle. New Frig, hot water tank, toilet and heater. $3,500 (719) 2756970

R.V. Bottle Fill

PROPANE R.V. Dump Station

Cañon Rental 401 S. 9th • 275-0615

26FT TRAVEL trailer. Nomad by Skyline. $6,000 102 High Meadows Dr. Florence (719) 784-3317

at the Royal Gorge Thursdays Fresh smoked BriskeT Fridays 11am - 8Pm aLL you CaN eaT! CaTFish & Cod

saTurdays Prime riB diNNer suNday C ChamPagNe BruNCh

BookinG Holiday PaRtieS & SPecial eventS!

LOCALS GET A 10% DISCOUNT! SErvING BrEAkfAST ALL DAy

My Sister’s Place at the Royal Gorge New Fall Hours:

Open Thur - Sat 8am - 8pm Sunday - 8am-3pm

Champagne Sunday Brunch 9am-1pm

Hwy 50 County Rd 3A

719-275-2760

Sporting Goods & Outdoor Gear

BICYCLE EXERCISE stand, $40 (719) 371-4160 CAMP TRAILER cover by Classic Accessories. Fits 27’ to 30’ campers. Paid $400 asking $200. used once. Great shape. (719) 4295289

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

111 Orchard Ave • Canon City, CO. 81212

November 14, 2017 • CAÑON CITY SHOPPER • Page 25 FISHING COLLECTION circa 1950’s. 2 rods in excellent condition. Mitchell Garcia reel Shakespeare reel’s much more must see (719) 2518566 tgreenwoodiv@ gmail.com PILATES PRO chair with 4 DVD’s new. $50 (719) 371-1185 FOUR STATION double stack professional exercise machine 160.00 (719) 568-7500 TOOL, and scissor sharpening service.

(719) 429-7579

BENTLEY’S EDGE. KNIFE, BOWLING BALL, limited edition in Bronco bowling bag with size 8 1/2 shoes. $35 (719) 371-0117 AIR STEPPER with 1 thru 5 dail. $25 285 8086 (719) 2858086 bdcomaily@ gmail.com

Tools

GENERATOR 3500 watt runs good. $250. Homelite Chain saw, 3.8 cu inch $60 Both run well. (719) 371-4160

DEWALT TABLE saw with stand. Like new condition (719) 942-4585 TOTAL SHOP scroll saw With stand and foot pedal 50.00 7195687500 (719) 568-7500 C R AFTSM AN SNOW Thrower 24”, 5 hp. Runs good.

Slight repair necessary. $200 (719) 2858168

Totally Free

MAGNAVOX TV 27 Inch. Works well.

Used very little. (719) 275-3751

MISCELLANEOUS WOOD for free and sacks of clean leaves for composting. (719) 371-3876 RED RASPBERRIES canes.

Thornless.

Call for appointment.

(719) 275-2545 FREE PASTURE for cattle to graze in Lincoln Park. Aprox 45 acres. Fenced. Leave message 276-1948 or (719) 334-8318

Lawn & Garden

REAR TINE Tiller.

5.5 HP. Briggs and Stratton Motor. Approx 50 hour use.

Runs Great. $250 (719) 429-0681

RECONDITIONED GENERATORS, snowblowers, chipper shredders, and lawn mowers. Call (719) 942-4195

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REAL ESTATE Apartment For Rent

CLEANEST IN Canon. Lower 2 bed apt, all new purgo flooring and paint thru out. All new appliances, W&D hookups, Air, Ceiling fans, window coverings, shows great.

Patio. No Pets. $700 719-214-2875 (719) 275-4546

We Sell Moving Boxes Cañon Rental 401 S. 9th • 275-0615

Homes For Rent

RENTAL ON Colorado Ave available 01/01/18, 3 br, 2 ba, gardens, fruit, fenced yard, furniture? $1200 plus utilities (719) 4313549 pamelasuejackson@yahoo.com

Room For Rent

1 BR for rent in home with shared kitchen.

Short term. Female.

No smoking, drugs or alcohol. $450 + dep.

Email tidwellak@ gmail.com

Homes For Sale

4BD/2BA 2006 Manufactured home on private owned lot. Large fenced xeriscape backyard. Breakfast bar, pantry, separate laundry room.

New Roof 2017.

Large carport and shed. Newer blinds and inside paint. $165,000. Shown by appointment only. (520) 7093789

Mobile Homes For Sale

100% FINANCING Home Colorado Home Store MOVE IN Ready! CAVCO, BonnaVilla 3/2,1673 sq ft, 1/2 & Champion ManHome acre. Great view. ufactured Dealer http:// Garage. New paint & flooring.$188,000 w w w . c o l o r a d o 719-783-3400 or h o m e s t o r e s . c o m Commander_cc@ csmith@coloradohomestores.com yahoo.com.

970-398-9222 mo970-884-3057 Royal Gorge bile land line

Auto Care & Towing (719) 275-7295

111 Orchard Ave • Canon City, CO. 81212

Real Estate Continued on page 29

Across The Room Or Across the Country

• Pack • Load • Transport • Unload

(719) 289-6993 www.classicmover.com

November 14, 2017 • CAÑON CITY SHOPPER • Page 27

THANKS FOR VOTING

All Of Us At Builiding Bridges For Cañon City Kids, Would like to say Thank You To Everyone Who Helped Make This Possible.

• EvEry OnE WhO vOtEd yEs FOr 3a & 3b • all OF thE vOluntEErs WhO hElpEd Out With this campaign.

• thE suppOrt FrOm thE cañOn city cOmmunity.

•EvEryOnE WhO placEd yard signs suppOrting 3a & 3b

Yes On 3a & 3b Email Megan or Della for questions or information Meganmerry1@gmail.com Dellaarieger@gmail.com

Visit Our Website For More Information:

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* Paid For By Building Bridges For Cañon City Kids

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AUTO AUCTION

SERVICE DIRECTORY

PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION!!!

2751 NORTH PUEBLO BLVD. Starts at11am 2nd & 4th Saturdays

CONSTRUCTION/ REMODELING

QUALITY HOME improvements. interior / exterior, new construction remodeling, carpentry restoration, fencing.

Free Estimates.

Reasonable Rates.

(719) 431-0174

719-547-3585

BEAUTY MARCIA HARTMAN, Avon Independent Sales Representative.

For a current brochure call 719-371-7669.

For express service online visit youravon. com/ marciahartman.

AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN SERVICE •CARPENTRY • DECKS • REPAIRS/REMODELS AND MORE!

719-761-0251

Website-

PryamidAutoAuction.com

MIKE’S HANDY Service. Winterizing, painting, fencing, carpentry, flooring, haul offs, odd jobs. Please call for information.

Thanks! (719) 4064416

REMODELING SPECIALIZING in all phases! Tile, drywall, flooring, decks, painting, fencing and concrete slabs. Etc. References available.

Call RJ (719) 7830320

ELECTRICIAN

BOOT/SADDLE REPAIR

NEED ELECTRICAL Help? 25 Years Experience. Call (719)4065243

BOOT & Saddle Repair.

Custom Leather Products.

Still time for custom Christmas orders!

Over 30 years experience.

C.W. Chess (719) 251-7763

FIREWOOD

Since 2006

CHUCKS HAULING. Will call pickup / Delivery residential, snow removal various odd jobs. Free estimates.

Serving Penrose, Florence and Canon (719) 371-5607

HEATING/COOLING

307 Main Street Canon City (719) 276-2591 Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

PAINTING

No Money Down!

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

Shawn Burgess

719-371-1201 Edwin Neefe

719-431-3232

Keep it Local!

GUTTERS

ALL

• Interior/Exterior • Licensed & Insured • Commercial & Residential • Fence repair/Staining • Drywall Repair • Cabin Restoration • No job too big or small • No Money Down

MAN, LLC LLC Since 1986

719-371-1848 702 Royal Gorge Blvd.

MECHANIC Royal Gorge Auto Care Center

719-269-9522

HANDYMAN WINTER’S COMING!!! Painting, drywall, texturing, carpentry. Lots of repair experience.

Minor plumbing. Call for estimate. Small jobs need to be done too.

Tom (719) 371-4620

In Shop Services

• Engine Diagnostic • Engine Replacement • Exhaust Systems • Machine Rotors and Drums • A.C. Service 134A • Alignments • Batteries • Tires & More

275-7295 111 Orchard Ave • Canon City, CO. 81212

ROOFING TURNER ROOFING, licensed and insured, or 40 years of experience. 719-545-2400 or Larry 719-415-8633 4100 8th St Pueblo

WHITNEY SKYLINE S T M ROOFING LLC/

Licensed and Insured

FIREWOOD. HONEST and true cords.

(719) 371-3929

Leaf Guard, Steel Fascia & Paula Hicks Soffit 719-289-1303 Licensed & Insured COMPUTER REPAIR Free Estimates The Local Experts for all Your Computer Needs

719-371-1848 702 Royal Gorge Blvd.

HAULING

ALL AMERICAN CLEANING SERVICES AMERICAN GUTTER MAN LLC/ HHH Services, L.L.C. GUTTER WHITNEY ROOFING Hicks’ Helping Hands *Housecleaning *Transportation *Housecleaning *Cooking *Cooking *Ironing *Yard *Cleanouts *Yard Work Work *Cleanouts *House/Pet Sitting *House/Pet Sitting *Reasonable Rates *Reasonable Rates *No job too small *No job too small*Insured *Insured

PAINTING

Canon Shopper & Daily Record Hours

Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

ROOFING

ALL AMERICAN SKYLINE GUTTER MAN LLC Since

ROOFING 1984 Residential Since& Commercial.

1984 Licensed &

TOWING Royal Gorge Auto Care Center (719) 275-7295

111 Orchard Ave • Canon City, CO. 81212

UPHOLSTERY UPHOLSTERER 30 YEARS Experience in Furniture, Home or Business, & RV Call Candy (719) 371-1896

WINDOWS

Insured. & Residential Commercial.

Free Licensed & Estimates!

Insured.

719-269-9522 719-269-1882

Free RED CANON Roofing Estimates!

LLC. No job too small.

Roof repair, trailer top 719-269-1882 coatings, swamp cooler removal, skylight repair, re-roofs. 719289-1073 (719) 2891073

TREE SERVICE

You Can Relax When You Advertise

In The Shopper

9:00-4:30 9:00-4:30 9:00-4:30 9:00-4:30 9:00-3:00 Closed Closed

*We are closed daily for lunch from 12:30-1:30 1202 Royal Gorge Blvd 719-275-9131 www.canoncityshopper.net

275-9131

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November 14, 2017 • CAÑON CITY SHOPPER • Page 29

Office: 719.269.1212 JoAnn: 719.429.2345 Dr. Seth Oquist

Offering gentle chiropractic care for the entire family.

Specializing in sports injuries and wellness guidance.

1212 Main

Experience state of the art equipment, The Sigma Ultalign as well as cold Laser therapy (719) 275-0100 • www.canonchiropractic.com 612 yale Pl. Cañon City, CO 81212 HOURS: Mon-Thur. 8-12 &1-5 Fri 8-12

Land For Sale

VACANT LAND 3.5 Acres $75,000 $5000 DN terms.

Utilities Available.

Zoned Residential one. (719) 2692511 jerrypaulino@ msn.com

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

111 Orchard Ave • Canon City, CO. 81212

Commercial Real Estate

BUSINESS / Office space coming available soon.

Contact 719-3308446 for further details

190 S. Cottonwood

$188,800 160 S. Cottonwood

3 bed / 1.5 baths 1811 sq. ft

City of Cañon City

Fall Cleanup 2017

November 14th through December 16th

Retire the Tire!

2017 Voucher for disposal of up to four-20” tires

NURSING & REHABILITATION CENTER

Dedicated to the treatment of your loved ones.

O FFERING S HORT - TERM R EHABILITATION AND L ONG -T ERM S KILLED N URSING C ARE  Sub-acute Rehabilitation  Physical, Occupational & Speech Therapies  Respite Care  Hospice Care  WiFi Available  Medicare, Medicaid Certified  Memory Care  Activities & Social Programs 515 Fairview Ave. • Cañon City, CO 81212 • (719) 275-0665

2 bed / 1 bath 948 sq. ft

* Based on information from the Royal Gorge Association of REALTORS©MLS for the period 1/1/12 through 11/13/17 interpreted by JoAnn Grenard of Home Town Real Estate

Be sure to check our website: canoncityshopper.net for all the ads that didn’t make it in time for the paper.

SKYLINE RIDGE

$139,900

RESTRICTIONS: Maximum tire size of 20” No Rims Up to four (4) tires DROP OFF TIRES HERE: Cañon City Tire

Get Rid of the Beast Before the Feast!

2017 Voucher for disposal of projection tv

RESTRICTIONS: Projection TV 45” or larger Voucher covers up to $70

*additional $1.40 per diagonal inch

NEED PICTURE: Bring in a pic of the TV when requesting a voucher DROP OFF TVs HERE: Twin Enviro “Phantom Landfill”

LIMIT: One (1) voucher per household (physical address) within City limits

PICK UP VOUCHERS AT: City Hall • 128 Main Street • Cañon City, CO Monday—Friday • 8:00 AM—5:00 PM

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THE BEST WAY TO GET WHERE YOU’VE ALWAYS WANTED TO GO. Subaru’s 2018 models are here.

2018 SUBARU FORESTER 2.5

*2018 Subaru Forester not as pictured

*Vehicle not as pictured

2018 SUBARU LEGACY 2.5

2017 SUBARU IMPREZA 2.0

2018 SUBARU OUTBACK 2.5

2018 SUBARU CROSSTREK 2.0

COURTESY DELIVERY AVAILABLE TO ANYWHERE IN COLORADO Family Owned and Operated for Over 47 years (719) 475-1920 · 1080 Motor City Drive · Colorado Springs BestBuySubaru.com ·

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Military Discounts

BLACK FRIDAY DEALS

Under New Management Exceeding Customer Expectations

AT CITY AUTO St# 71753A 2013 Ford Fiesta SE Sedan

9,995

$

St# 41766C

St# 41671A

$

24,995

$

St# 151731

St# 41736A 2015 Ram 1500 Laramie Truck Diesel

39,995

$

St# 151742B 2004 Ford Ranger Truck Regular Cab

9,995

$

St# 151752 2015 DodgeCaravan Van

2015 Dodge Charger SE Sedan

19,995

$

2015 RAM 1500 Quad Cab

2004 GMC Sierra 1500 Crew

Dealer

POWER DAYS 2017 Ram 1500 SLT 35” Tires, lifted, Crew Cab

54,995 St# 71718A

St# 71797B 2013 Toyota RAV4

21,995

$

2012 Honda CRV

15,995

$

St# 151738

St# 71750B

2014 Jeep Cherokee Latitude

27,995 $12,995 $11,995 $16,995

$

St# 71804A

St# 71798B

2015 Ford Escape Titanium SUV

2007 Chevy Equinox

19,995

8,995

$

St# 71785A

town Your Home

$

St# 41756

St# 151724B

St# 41742B

2015 Ford Fiesta SE

12,995

$

2014 Ford Focus SE Sedan

10,995

2006 Dodge Ram 2500 Truck Quad Cab

C

Y IAuT to Plaza

$

St# 71774a 2013 Ford Focus SE Hatchback

St# 21709A

2010 Chrysler Town & Country

St# 41758C

2015 Dodge Journey SE SUV

18,995

$

St#151745A 2012 GMC Acadia AWD

2006 Ford Explorer 4x4

St# 71784A

St# 151734

2010 Jeep Compass Sport SUV

8,995

$

2015 Chevrolet Malibu 1FL

14,995

$

St# 71724A

St# 71606B

2005 Ford F-150 4x4

18,995 $9,995 11,995 $14,995 $15,995 12,995 2017 Jeep Wrangler 2017 Ram 1500 Big Horn MSRP: $47,720 You Pay: Save: $5,250

$

ST# 71788

$

$36,995

ST# 41754

2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4x4

You Pay:

$

$42,470

Expires 11/20/17 prices plus taxes after all rebates and incentives

*

BUY LOCAL, COMPARE OUR INTERNET PRICES, WE WON’T BE UNDER SOLD!

We have over 2,000 new & used vehicles to choose from at all of our stores.

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