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Hunter’s Grill Offers a Quality Experience at Value Pricing By Jan Sciacca

unter’s Grille boasts of a top notch staff and a loyal clientele who loves the unique menu. That same clientele has helped spur an enthusiastic and growing Sunday brunch crowd. The restaurant known as Hunter’s Grille, 51 Erie Parkway, existed under three other names and ownerships before owners Don Hess and Mandy Curl purchased it in April 2014. Don admits to a rocky start when news of a “soft” opening somehow permeated Erie neighborhoods and unexpected crowds converged on the restaurant. With his new staff, new menu and food for only those he was expecting, it was overwhelming. Before he knew it, the restaurant, which hadn’t opened yet, was receiving less than stellar reviews. All that has changed. The restaurant is large and can accommodate 200 in its restaurant/bar area and another 60 on its two patios. Don and Mandy sold their Estes Park restaurant in February so Don now spends his days at Hunter’s Grille. His attention to detail shows. For those who haven’t been to Hunter’s Grille, you’re in for a treat. The menu has appetizers that range from Buffalo wings to Calamari to Rocky Mountain Oysters. The salad offerings are gourmet in nature

and include selections of salmon, grilled chicken or juicy marinated grilled steak. With 10 dressings available, there is one to please everyone. There are two types of Don’s award-winning chili, assorted beef, seafood and chicken sandwiches. The menu also sports BBQ, burgers of all types, including veggie, elk and buffalo, 5 premium beef steaks, two types of trout, pecan salmon and the list goes on. Hunter’s Grill is value priced, with entrées listed at $10 or higher. The steaks are superb quality and priced at nearly half what the going rate is at comparable restaurants. Hunter’s Grill was the location for a recent Erie Rotary Club social time. There I learned from locals Jan deLuise and Ila Mettee-McCutchon that I should try their favorite appetizer picks of Calamari and artichoke cheese dip. They recommended the pecan salmon or a three meat sausage plate as a main course. The recent brunch offering on Sundays has been a huge hit with the community. The Sunday before I met with Don, the restaurant had served 60 dozen eggs. Brunch is served Sundays, 9am-2pm and consists of traditional, “favorites,” skillets, omelets, waffles and stuffed baguettes. Hunter’s Grille carries 12 beers on tap

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Owners and husband and wife Don Hess and Mandy Curl venturing into the restaurant industry, Don and Mandy owned a commercial printing business in Colorado Springs for 6 years where they employed 45 employees. The original link or interest in food for Don goes back to his mother, who had a fascination for gourmet recipes. Don explained that his mother would either eat somewhere or see a recipe somewhere and decide she would make it at home. He remembers his mother being determined to serve a stuffed squid like she had seen in a magazine, even though home to them was a South Dakota farm, where Don was raised. Don credits his father and mother with showing him the creation/discovery process. Later he became aware of the commercial food environment when he worked as an Air Force health inspector. When not at the restaurant, Don likes to cook from scratch, hunt, fish and snowmobile. Mandy likes to visit her family in England, jet ski and read. Hunter’s Grille can be reached at (720) 389-8538 and is on FaceBook, where their menu can be viewed.

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Somebody Else’s Dads Helped Shape My Life men died Carma, the world would be at peace, filled security, on this earth, from the Lord. TTwowoin December. with love. I respect and love her more than My father-in-law and my uncle were men words could ever express. In humanly who were the fathers of six children. And those children raised children. And many are changed by the lives of those two men. And my life is forever changed because of those two men. On December 9, I looked into the eyes of my father-in-law as he left this earth. His son and his daughter held each of his hands. It was hard, yet it was peaceful. I know Jesus was with him. On December 31, my uncle was reunited with my aunt. And I believe there was rejoicing in Heaven. Because of these two men, my life is forever changed through my husband, Mike, and my cousin, Carma. Carma is the first born in our generation of cousins, nieces, nephews, etc. She’s the oldest of us all, I write with a twinkle in my eye. I’ve known her my whole life. She is the only women I know who has stayed true to the foundation of our Holy Father, leading and guiding and nurturing me along my entire walk with Jesus. If only everybody could have a

just men, imperfect men, who raised terms, I owe her my life. In spiritual terms, children the best they could with what they God has used her mightily in His battle to had. They instilled in their children what keep me on His path. was right and what was wrong. They taught Mike and I just celebrated 24 years them incredibly strong work ethics. They of marriage. We both agree and so do our taught them to respect authority and to help friends and family know, that our lasting those around them. They taught them to be marriage is a miracle. We understand fully steadfast. Raised in an era that demanded that because of everything we’ve been men be strong, men don’t cry, men forge through, it’s obvious ahead no matter what, that the Lord has I’m grateful for these two men make their own had His hand on us. way; each of these But this isn’t really men in my life. Though men, eventually, were about my marriage. able to relinquish that I wasn’t raised by them, I’ve known Mike for mindset to the Lord. less than half my nor did I see them often I’m grateful for life. I’ve known Jesus these two men in my enough, God used them for more than ¾ of life. Though I wasn’t my life. But, in the to shape my life through raised by them, nor last five years, I’ve did I see them often their children. learned more about enough, God used the grace of Christ them to shape my life than I’ve ever known before, because of through their children. Mike. His level of commitment, his loyalty, As this Father’s Day approaches, and and his pursuit of a better future has passes, let’s remember the men who shape astounded me. When my eyes are open, I our lives; be it dads, uncles, husbands, see the Lord nudging Mike, molding him, grandfathers, brothers, sons, or neighbors and filling him with an understanding and friends. God has a unique way of that Mike has never had before. I trust taking the good and the bad, if we let Him, Mike with our lives, our futures, and with and utilizing those experiences to make us our children and grandchildren, because stronger, better and more capable to help I see God has grounded him…Mike is my others.

Erie Police Department Working Within the Community in Non-Traditional Ways or almost 13 years the Erie Police and their families, and one young adult FJustice Department has housed the Restorative in Restorative Justice processes. Eight Partnership of Erie. Restorative community members who were harmed Justice is a conflict resolution program that treats crime as harm done to someone and/ or to the community. Restorative Justice is a program embraced by Colorado State legislators (HB 13-1254, HB 15-1094) and is being implemented across the State. The Restorative Justice Partnership of Erie utilizes well trained volunteer facilitators to bring the person(s) who did the harm together with those who have been harmed to talk about what happened, who was harmed, and what kind of repair needs to be done. Some of these cases come to the Restorative Justice Program instead of through the usual judicial process and sometimes the program is a part of the diversion sentence that the court hands down. In the first four months of 2015 the program has met with 20 juveniles,

in these cases have been served by the process, including one HOA, and one new housing development. A total of 148 volunteer hours have been spent administering Restorative Justice in Erie during this time. New this year, the Erie Police Department is in the process of creating a Youth Advisory Board (YAB). The purpose of the YAB is to give the youth of Erie a voice in their community. Some of the goals may be to identify issues, provide education and enhance the relationships between the Police Department and the youth of Erie. Both of these programs are always looking for adult and youth volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Sarah Lambert at 303-926-2800.

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A LETTER FROM MAYOR TINA HARRIS ERIE POLICE STATION & MUNICIPAL COURT BUILDING UPDATE DELIVERING OUR PROMISE TO YOU One year ago we asked for your support in making a long-term investment in our community. We asked you to vote “Yes” for our new Police Station and Municipal Court building. In exchange for your support, the Town promised to deliver you a good value on your investment. As we all know, voters overwhelmingly approved funding for the new building. You did your part by supporting this strategic investment and for that we say “Thank You!” I am happy to report your conﬁdence in us was well placed as we are now delivering on our promise to you the citizens of Erie.

Good news for your pocketbook! For a homeowner with a residential property valued at $300,000, taxes will increase by $20.97 per year - and not the $36 per year we previously estimated. We are happy to pass these savings on to you. THE FINANCING: The sale of the General Obligation Bonds for the construction of the new Police Station and Municipal Court building was successfully completed. In fact, S&P rated the bonds AA+, one level below its highest AAA rating. The effective rate of the bonds is 3.24%. This rate is below the 5% rate assumed for the ballot question approved by voters on April 1, 2014. The ballot question that was approved established the maximum debt allowable as $6.2 million with a total repayment cost not to exceed $11.6 million. However, after the bond sale was complete, the actual total repayment cost will be $9.8 million. This represents a

saving of $1.8 million to Erie residents over the life of the bonds. We are fortunate to have a team of experienced staff and outside counsel who work diligently to maintain our town’s strong ﬁnancial position. Speaking for the entire Board of Trustees, I commend our Town Administrator A.J. Krieger, Finance Director Steve Felten, our underwriters Stifel, Nicolaus & Company and our bond counsel Butler Snow, LLP. THE BUILDING: Immediately following the election results, Department of Public Works staff, the project management team and contractors began working diligently to ensure construction would meet the Board’s goal for a summer 2015 completion. It was late August when site work began. In November, crews poured the foundations. During the ﬁrst quarter of this year, wall panels were poured on site, allowed to

cure and then “tilted” into place; steel columns and roof joists were erected and the framing of the curved entry wall began. Thank you to our Director of Public Works Gary Behlen and Project Coordinator Raelynn Ferrera for keeping this critical capital improvement project moving forward. Managing all of our capital projects responsibly and transparently is central to maintaining Erie as a quality community that is ﬁnancially viable for the short and long term. And that is what we will continue to do. Promise! Sincerely,

Mayor Tina Harris, Town of Erie This Letter from the Mayor was originally included in the May/June Erie Edition published by the Town of Erie.

Local Happenings School’s Out! Curfew Reminders for Erie Youth

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ith school out for the summer, the Town of Erie Police Department would like to remind residents of the local curfew ordinance. It is unlawful for anyone under the age of 18 years old to be outside on any street, alley, park, playground, schoolyard, or other public area between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m., Sunday through Thursday. For Friday and Saturday, the hours are between midnight and 5:00 a.m. The following are exemptions of the Curfew Ordinance: Engaged in lawful employment; or Accompanied by a parent, guardian or other person of the age of 21 years, when that parent, guardian or person has permission to have the custody and care of such minor from the minor’s parent or guardian; or Accompanied by any person between the age of 18 years and 21 years, having in his or her possession written permission from the parent or guardian of the minor to have the care or custody of such minor; or Upon an emergency errand or legitimate business directed by the parent, guardian, or other adult person having the care and custody of the minor. If you have any questions, please contact the Erie Police Department at 303-9262800.

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Friday May 8th, 2015 the Erie Police Department completed their 15th Annual Citizens’ Police Academy. This program is a ten week course in which participants get to see what police officers do and more importantly learn why they do it. The 2015 class graduated 22 citizens from this academy, which represents the largest graduating class in the program’s history. The Erie Police Department would like to thank the all of graduates of this academy for taking the time to learn about their police department and develop a relationship with the officers who serve their community. The next Erie Police Department Citizens’ Academy will be held in March of 2016. If you are interested in participating or if you have any questions, please visit our website or contact the Erie Police Department at 303-926-2800

he Town of Erie has contracted with Colorado Mosquito Control to provide the Town’s mosquito surveillance and control activities for the 2015 season. Colorado Mosquito Control services will include: • Routine inspections, larval control, targeting and mapping of larval detected areas, larvicide applications, and catch basins • Follow up checks of sites 24 hours following inspections and treatments • A toll free 24 hour mosquito hotline and a 24 hour response time to all mosquito annoyance complaints • Weekly inspection, identification and reporting of mosquito species captured within five permanent and additional ‘floater’ trap(s) as needed • Monthly reports of services performed, calls received, and actions taken as well as a comprehensive annual report detailing the season’s activities

Mosquito Spraying Colorado Mosquito Control will provide adult spraying services for Erie throughout the summer. Needs will be based upon a combination of Public Health Department recommendations, residential complaints, mosquito populations and the season’s potential West Nile Virus activity. In advance of any residential spraying applications, the Town will provide public notices and Colorado Mosquito Control will contact any community residents that have requested they be notified.

New for 2015! The Town of Erie will be updating www.erieco.gov/mosquitocontrol every Tuesday afternoon to reflect the sprayings that will be scheduled in Town for Wednesday evenings. The Town of Erie will also post notifications on the Town’s official Facebook page. This updated notification service will allow Colorado Mosquito Control to have the most accurate trap counts and offer better efficiency in their services.

Request Notification Contact Colorado Mosquito Control to be notified prior to spraying operations in your neighborhood or to report high levels of mosquito activity, standing water or to add any potential breeding sites on private property into the surveillance program. Colorado Mosquito Control can be contacted at 303-428-5908 or 1-866-929-1204, info@ comosquitocontrol.com or www.comosquitocontrol.com

Barb Coffan Portrays the World to the Deaf By Jan Sciacca

ecently when we communicated with Erie resident Barb Coffan, we found her at a hospital in Aurora interpreting for a Deaf patient. She had been doing so for 10 hours. She brings the world alive to those who are Deaf, hard-of-hearing, Deafblind, or oral. Barb holds certifications that most of us wouldn’t understand – CSC (Comprehensive Skills Certificate), OTC (Oral Transliterating Certificate), SC:L (Specialist Certificate: Legal), including a Colorado Legal Interpreting Certificate. She is qualified to interpret in a variety of legal situations and is qualified to work as an oral interpreter, which is one who makes spoken English visible to a consumer who relies on lip-reading. She loves helping those who are challenged in the auditory area and is active in the Deaf Ministry program at East Boulder Baptist Church, 7690 East Baseline Road, Boulder. The Deaf Ministry at East Boulder Baptist Church was started in 1991. All special events of the church and Deafled events and special separate worship

services are interpreted. Deaf and hardof hearing children are also welcome in the Deaf Ministry. Deaf Sunday School Class is held every Sunday at 9 am in the Fellowship Hall. Advance notice is requested for children so that there is time to prepare for one’s child. Annually, EBBC sends Deaf people and interpreters to the Southern Baptist Conference for the Deaf. The church’s annual Deaf Ministry Christmas Party has become renowned state-wide. EBBC’s Deaf Ministry shares, “Some Deaf people do not understand the Bible because it may be too hard to read. It is written in English, and English is not our first language. American Sign Language is our language. Now there is a Bible for us! ‘The Deaf Bible’ is designed for those of us who have a difficult time reading English. The entire New Testament and parts of the Old Testament are now ready for one to view and understand. There is a free, full version app to download onto your I-Phone, I-pad, I-touch and Android. Wi-Fi is required for streaming. English Standard

Version is also available. You can find it at http://www.bible.is/ASL.” If you are a hearing person who wants to learn how to start a Deaf Ministry in your church or learn sign language, or learn how to be a professional interpreter, EBBC has a free Interpreter Training Program. There are no classes and training occurs through mentoring. Since 1990, the church has trained nearly 85

interpreters who have helped start other deaf ministries elsewhere in the country. Currently there are 13 interpreter mentors and interpreters-in-training at EBBC. Donations for the Deaf Ministry are always welcome. Contact East Boulder Baptist Church at 303-499-3553 or ebbc@ eastboulderbaptist.org. Barb Coffan can be reached at CoffanB@juno.com.

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Preparing Your Home for Market move furniture away from windows etting your home ready to sell can be for easy access to see out. G no easy task. If you are a Seller, you M ake your home’s color scheme as can get the best price by doing a few simple 6.

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consider hiring a professional. Clean the clutter and make every horizontal surface clear like a model home. If you want the best price, pack it and store it. Staging is important. You should be able to walk into each room and see items that pertain to that room i.e. the dining room should be for dining, not an office. Feng Shui your rooms to balance energies for health and good fortune and making them feel more pleasant, airy and positive. Open curtains and blinds and

neutral as possible. Nobody wants to paint unless they are getting a deal. Use pops of color through accent pieces like a colorful throw over the back of the sofa. 7. D isplay your art creatively and make it stand out. Vary the patterns and groupings of art along the walls so it doesn’t just circle the room in a line. Watch HGTV for ideas! 8. G roup decorative items in odd numbers or in a line gives a calm feeling. 9. F resh flowers in a home make the home feel alive and pleasant and helps sell your home.

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home with a power washer and give it a clean appearance. This should get you on the right path to getting that home on the market. Kathryn Novak, Broker/Owner Metro Brokers--Novak Realty has been a REALTOR® in the Erie area for 16 years. Besides her MBA in Business Administration, she has a minor in Art and Design and stages most of the homes she sells. She also carries several advanced designations, CRS, GRI, SRES. She can be reached at 303-332-9122 or knovak52@gmail.com

Erie Community Library Events June 15, 2015 to July 15, 2015 Erie Community Library, 400 Powers Street, Erie; 1-888-861-7323 or www.MyLibrary.us. History Series: Pilot Elrey Borge Jeppesen – 7 pm. June 18. Erie Community Center. Learn more about Captain Jeppeson, the namesake of DIA’s main terminal. Lord of the Rings Sword Skirmish - 3 pm. June 24. Work together with your fellowship to form strategies, think creatively, and battle against minions that would usher in a dark age. Grades 6-12. Registration required. Super Crafty- 2:00 pm. June 25. Make some cool gear and projects that feature

your favorite superheroes or villains. Grades K-5. Registration required. Business Start-Up Orientation – 6 pm. June 25. A comprehensive program from SBDC designed to be a starting place for anyone who is considering jumping into business. Registration required. K-9 Heroes – 11 am. June 30. Meet the stars of the Boulder County K-9 unit, find out how they are trained, and how the officers work with these brave heroes on assignments. Command Center Crafts - 2:00 pm. July 1. Make things to wear, decorate with, or to give to friends. Grades 6-12; registration required.

Dynamic Art in Comics – 2:00 pm. July 7. Meet an illustrator who will show you the steps to give your characters life and depth and tricks on how to portray action. Grades 6-12; registration required. Minion Madness: Build Your Own Robot Army - 2:30 pm. July 8. We’ll show you how to build some robots that are simple enough to replicate at home. Grades 3-5; registration required. Writing Colorado with Naturalist Kevin Cook –6:30 pm. July 8. “Journey Into Summer” (1960) by Edwin Way Teale. Be a Hero – 2 pm. July 9. Create a video using GreenScreen technology. Grades 6-12. Registration required.

The Natural History of Trail Ridge Road – 6:30 pm. July 9. Join author Amy Law on a tour across the Continental Divide and through the natural history of Colorado’s most famous byway. Book signing to follow. Moves Like Spiderman – 4 pm. July 14. Harness all four Spidey powers and hone your skills in the Colorado Mountain Club’s Bouldering Bus. Please wear closed toed sneakers. Waiver required. Grades K-12. Super Villainous Science – 1:30 pm. July 15. Play with the Joker’s vat of chemicals, build Storm’s tornado, test the physics of Spider-Man’s web, and more! Grades K-5. Registration required.

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ore and more homeowners are switching over to solar power. Several experts have stated in the media that 2015 is the year to make the switch, and here’s why: Solar is not just good for the planet; it’s good for your bank account! Install a home solar power system and your utility company pays you a rebate based on your system’s size and your home’s energy production. Basically, it’s a little reward for producing your own power and alleviating your home’s consumption off the main power grid. Why this is good for United Power customers: U.P. chooses to give their

customers a rebate upfront, rather than stretching it out in small monthly payments like other Colorado utility companies. Once your solar power system is installed, you’re seeing a nice, fat check in the mailbox from United Power. But wait, there’s more! Switch over to solar, and you’ll save money in other ways too. Not only will you earn a sizable rebate check from your utility company, but you’ll also receive a 30% federal tax credit and enjoy predictable energy rates for years to come; increase your home’s property value and even help your home sell 3 times faster

too. Simply put, solar is now the cheaper, cleaner, smarter way to power your home and put cash back in your pocket. With Google’s $860 million investment in SolarCity, and a carefully planned, fair business model, American’s can now make the switch to a cleaner, smarter energy choice and save money instantly. For $0 down and $0 cost out of pocket, Americans in 18 states can now lease, buy, or simply use SolarCity as their new energy provider, and pay less per kilowatt than the larger utility companies charge. SolarCity is the nation’s leading home solar installation

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Concerts in the Park Saturday, June 20 5:00pm – 9:00pm Coal Creek Park, 575 Kattell, Erie Headliner band “FACE” Saturday, July 11 5:00pm – 9:00pm Headliner Band “The Nacho Men” Saturday, July 25 5:00pm – 9:00pm Headliner Band “The Country Music Project” Chamber Master 101 – Member Orientation Tuesday, June 16 1:00pm – 2:00pm Chamber Office conference room 235 Wells Street, Erie, CO RSVP on Chamber website Events page: www.eriechamber.org Erie Chamber LEADS GroupThe ‘Miner’s Guild’ Thursday June 18; 7:45 am – 9:00 am Guest Speaker: Amy Tallent, The Tallent Company Thursday, July 2; 7:45am – 9:00am Thursday, July 16 7:45am – 9:00am The Old Mine, 500 Briggs Street, Erie For more information, call the Erie Chamber at 303-828-3440

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Caring 4 Paws Offers Security and Peace of Mind By Jan Sciacca

ori Lambert King is the owner of Caring 4 Paws LLC, a new Erie-based professional pet care company. Lori’s experience in caring for dogs, cats, horses, birds - pets of all kinds - extends over 30 years. In addition to bringing her pet sitting services to Erie, she and Caring 4 Paws offer dog walking, pet taxi and overnight care. Professional pet sitting is a serious business. Without the right training, many things can happen and be traumatic to one’s beloved pets. Lori reminds us that professionals are trained to deal with emergencies, whether it is with the pets in their care or the client’s home. Lori arrived in the area in May 2014 after Thomas, her husband of 18 years, accepted a Colorado position with Level 3, a company where he has been employed for 18 years. The Colorado move initiated Lori closing her pet sitting business in PA and saying goodbye to many furry friends and clients. The company’s service area now includes Erie, North Broomfield, some parts of Lafayette and North Thornton.

After a long corporate world career, Lori discovered that providing pet care offered a way for her to spend time with all the animals she loved so dearly and still be able to make a living. Although Caring 4 Paws was started in Colorado in April 2015, Lori has been in the pet sitting business in PA and VA since 2008. In Northern Virginia she “accidentally” landed a fantastic job with a well-known and respected pet sitting company. She shares, “I was able to explore and learn everything about the profession from the Best in the Business, and I had the epiphany: I love this job! And I’m pretty good at it. My life was forever changed.” Lori has had a strong connection and compassion for animals since she was a young child. She has had dogs, cats, rabbits, a guinea pig, hamster, ferret, horses and two very rambunctious mini horses. Lori currently shares her home with Brie, her elderly German Shepherd, Buddy her silly Golden Retriever and mascot for Caring 4 Paws and Mochi, her lion head rabbit. When Lori needs a stress release she spends time with Mask, a horse she has

raised since a baby. Lori declares Thomas to be “a wonderful man that has supported her through the wacky hours and crazy schedule that pet sitters keep.” Lori is an advocate for Animal Rescues and Adoption and contributes to local rescues, as well as the ASPCA. She also volunteers with The Golden Retriever Freedom Rescue. She has studied Canine/Equine Massage Therapy and is certified in Pet First Aid and CPR. Caring 4 Paws takes each and every job seriously. Lori recently completed a pet sitting job in the Thornton area. Her client Krista gave her an impeccable review on Yelp. An excerpt from Krista J. says, “Luckily for us, we found Lori and Caring 4 Paws. Every day we got a check in message from Lori with a picture of our “kids” and notes on whether everyone was eating, playing and snuggling. We came home to a fully documented diary of their staycation with Lori as well. It was a pretty rainy week and she took the time to mop up our floors so we didn’t come home to a mess. She brought in the mail, alternated lights and even noticed the neighbors had put the garbage/recycling out so she took ours out too! She was so incredible I just left a house key with her because she is now our permanent pet sitter. This is the place to call when you need pet sitting. Highly recommended, she’s amazing with pets. Thanks Lori!” Caring 4 Paws clients are loyal. Another compliment to Lori was when 2 clients changed their vacation plans just so she could care for their pets. Lori was already booked the dates of the clients’ original vacation. The clients weren’t willing to have someone else take over the job of caring for their pets, so they changed their vacation. Caring 4 Paws offers a complimentary first visit to anyone who has adopted or rescued a pet in the last year. The firm also gives $10 referral credit to clients who refer them to someone that books their services. The meet and greet for new clients is always complimentary.

Caring 4 Paws LLC offers service 365 days a year and is Licensed, Bonded, Insured, Background checked and Pet FirstAid and CPR trained. Its office hours are: Monday – Friday, 7am-9:00pm, Saturday 7am-2pm and Sunday 7am-12pm. Contact information is: 720.507.PAWS (7297) for phone, caring4paws.com for website and info@caring4paws.com for email.

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Doug Wiesman Doug Wiesman (Douglas) aka Stereo Doug and Captain Douger departed this world on May 18, 2015 in search of “That One Particular Harbor”. Doug was born in Dayton Ohio to Betty (Meadows) and Arthur Wiesman. Younger brother to Duane and older brother to Paul (Tamea) Wiesman and Pamela (Greg) Wiesman Herrin. He graduated from Centerville High School in 1975 and Sinclair Community College in 1977. He married Joanie Lockhart in 1979, (they divorced in

2005), migrated to Colorado in 1980 and fathered Erin and Breezy (Brianna), the loves of his life. He owned and operated Accent Auto Sound for 30+ years. Doug had the heart of an adventurer, explorer and music lover. Hiking 14ers, skiing (both water and downhill), camping, hunting, scuba diving, live music, world traveler and captaining his boat, (the other love of his life) were his passions. He was a fervent Parrothead and never missed a Jimmy Buffet concert starting in 1980. Doug could often be found at local live music events totally immersed in the music.

Doug will be missed by many; including his “You are my Sunshine!” 2 year old granddaughter Adalynn Rose and his close friends Cheryl Stenson Zaruba, John Ruppert, Gene Hunnel and Jeff Anderson. Services were June 5 at New Creation Church with Rev. Rob Thomas officiating. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Adalynn Rose College Fund. Bon Voyage, Captain Douger. Share condolences at www. howemortuary.com

Erie Churches St. Luke Orthodox Church (Eastern Rite) 8:00 a.m. Orthros, 9:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy, Sun. School 11:15 a.m. 303 665-4013 www.stlukeorthodox.org 722 Austin Ave. Erie CO 80516 Fr. David Mustian, Pastor Calvary Bible Church 9am & 10:30am. 615 Evans St. Pastor Adrian Boykin 303.442.3484 info@calvarybible.com Crave, a place for students, meets at 10:30am (High School) in the lobby and 10:30am (Middle School) in the Student Ministries room. Rejoice Lutheran Church Sun. Worship: 8:00am and 10:30am Renovations are completed & we areworshipping at 3413 Lowell Lane, Erie. 303-828-3953 www.rejoicelutheran.net Pastor Ruby Narucki

La Iglesia Bautista Messiahville le ofrece un servicio Cristiano en Espanol todos los Lunes alas 7:00 p.m. La direccion es 4700 County Road 6 Erie Transportacion gratis llame 303-669-5180 New Hope Fellowship/Erie Baptist Church Corner of Cheeseman & High, Erie Sun. 10:00 am & Children’s 10:30 am (303) 828-0638 Pastor Dr. Mitch Gardne Erie United Methodist Church 604 Holbrook St, Erie (across Town Hall) Sun. School 9:30a.m. (for all ages) Worship 10:30 a.m. Nursery provided Rev. Carol Lillie erieumc@gmail.com Bible Baptist Church of Erie 5050 NE County Line Rd 1 Erie, CO 80516 (1 mile south of Hwy 52) James M. Duncan, Pastor 303-828-5109 Email: jmduncan@usa.net www.biblebaptisterie.com

Flatirons Community Church Sat. 5p & 6:45p and Sun. 9a & 10:45a 355 W South Boulder Road, Lafayette 303-664-5524 Jim Bergen

Life Song Church of Erie Sun. School 9:15a Service 10:15a 303-828-1040 www.lifesongchurch.org 500 Briggs St., Erie

Living the Truth Ministries Bible believing Church; We want to grow with you. Sun. 10 am and 6 pm Thursday 6 pm 545 Main St., Erie, CO (720)272-2026 Pastor Carl Gerdes

Orchard Church Erie Sunday Services 10:00 am Erie High School 3180 County Road 5 Erie, Colorado 80516 (303) 485-0922 www.orcharderie.com Pastor Nick Olson

St. Scholastica Church Mass: Tuesday, 6:00 p.m.; confession at 5PM; Saturday, 4:00 p.m.; Sunday, 8:30 a.m. Office phone: 303 828-422 Main & Wells in Erie, CO Fr. Hernan Florez, Administrator Grace Church Worship Sat 6 pm, Sun 8:30, 11:15 am 2415 Lake Park Drive, Longmont, CO 80501 303-772-5685, www.graceefc.org Pastor Jeff Foote

St. Scholastica Catholic Church Liturgy: Tuesday 6:00pm Saturday 3:00pm ; Sun. 9:00am 303-828-4221 or 303-833-2966 Main & Wells in Erie, CO Fr. Hernan Florez, Administrator Impact Rock Church (303) 835-4214 www.impactrock.com 470 Briggs St Erie, CO 80516

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From refugee to aristocracy: Erie woman’s life in war-torn Germany As told to Jim Stull, Author, Images of America: Erie Editor’s Note: This is the third part of a six part series. The person featured in this series wishes to remain anonymous

Part three: Life as a refugee We walked three to four days, arriving in Sudetenland, an area that had been controlled by Germany and Czechoslovakia at different times. Hitler’s troops occupied the Czech side, so we stayed in a farmhouse on the German side, with a couple in their fifties. We were able to stay there because the mayor of the town had found places for refugees coming from the east. We had a room where all our relatives gathered together. We lived there for three months. We heard the war was over and that it would be safe to go back to Hennersdorf. We packed up two of my cousin’s bicycles and rode home cautiously. We knew home was now occupied by Poles, with Russia’s

support. We were advised that we would likely not be able to stay there. When we arrived, my aunt’s house and guest house were ransacked. One wall had a large hole in it. My uncle found some boards to close it in and protect us from the weather. When the Russians occupied the village, they took livestock and anything else of value. When we attended church, we would see Polish people wearing clothing we had left behind. They took what they wanted. They considered our house and everything in it to be theirs. We lived there until about July or August. One morning before daybreak, someone knocked on the wall and told us this was their house and we had to leave. Everyone in the neighborhood had the same experience. Because Russia continued to move people out of Eastern Poland and into what used to be Germany, we were again homeless. We formed a group of about 200 refugees and carried what we could by hand.

We trekked 15 miles per day to GÖrlitz—a town about 1/3 in Poland and 2/3 in the Russian-occupied east zone. We crossed the Neisse River and went to Markersdorf in the Russian zone. We were sent to stay in a school where we slept on the floor; it had bathrooms. However, the authorities told us we couldn’t stay there long. The next day, my uncle said we should go into the countryside where farmers had bigger houses and knew they must take in refugees. After a three-hour walk, we arrived where we were allowed to stay in a barn. This is where we camped out for two weeks. Our dilemma was where to live if we had nothing but the clothes on our backs. We wanted to go home. To do so, we would have to take a freight train. Most trains were used to ship metal from disassembled German structures to Russia. We learned we might be able to sneak across the border on a boxcar. We

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