Globe City Council meets Monday at 6:pm. They’ll proclaim April 10 through April 16 National Crime Victims’ Rights Week and April 11 through 15 National Library Week.
Special presentations include recognition of local youth hero Isaiah Paul Munoz. They’ll honor Elks Club Officer of the Year Mike Boyd and Fire Fighter of the Year Mark Escobedo. They will also honor the Globe Masonic Lodge Officer of the Year Brian Hudson.
The Council will consider a mutual aid agreement with Canyon Fire District and add a section to the Globe City Code entitled “Failire to Obey Speed Limit.”
Friday, April 8, 2011
Ceremony to Honor Crime Victims
The Gila County Attorney’s Office of Victim Services is observing Victims’ Rights Week with a candlelight ceremony to honor victims of crimes and their families.
It starts at 5:15pm Monday, just before the Globe City Council meeting.
It starts at 5:15pm Monday, just before the Globe City Council meeting.
Sagaste Found Guilty
Last week a Gila County jury found Ramon Delgado Sagaste of Sonora, Mexico guilty of possession of a dangerous drug for sale, possesion of drug paraphernalia, and driving under the influence of drugs.
Sagaste was pulled over for speeding on September 15. More than $76,000 in cash and nearly a pound of meth was found in the vehicle.
Sagaste faces five to ten years in jail. He will be sentenced on April 18.
Sagaste was pulled over for speeding on September 15. More than $76,000 in cash and nearly a pound of meth was found in the vehicle.
Sagaste faces five to ten years in jail. He will be sentenced on April 18.
Police Log
Yesterday a Gila County Sheriff’s deputy followed up on a report from Wednesday. 22 year old Joseph Martinez was arrested for assault.
20 year old Billy Renfro was arrested yesterday for driving with a suspended license.
A burglsry report was taken at a residence on Lancaster Street.
Globe Police arrested 19 year old Justin Yancy for shoplifting at a business on East Ash Street.
20 year old Billy Renfro was arrested yesterday for driving with a suspended license.
A burglsry report was taken at a residence on Lancaster Street.
Globe Police arrested 19 year old Justin Yancy for shoplifting at a business on East Ash Street.
Missing Payson Man Located in Phoenix Area
The Payson man who was the subject of a Gila County Search and Rescue operation has been located in the Phoenix area. 56 year old Mark Alexander showed up at his sister’s house yesterday (Thursday) afternoon.
Alexander called the Sheriff’s Office and explained that he was heading to the Phoenix area to look for work when the quad he was riding broke down. He did not know that the search was going on. He was pushing the quad to his mother’s residence in Phoenix when a passerby finally picked him and the quad up and took them to Phoenix.
Sheriff’s posse member Larry Woolsey lost his life during the search for Alexander.
Alexander called the Sheriff’s Office and explained that he was heading to the Phoenix area to look for work when the quad he was riding broke down. He did not know that the search was going on. He was pushing the quad to his mother’s residence in Phoenix when a passerby finally picked him and the quad up and took them to Phoenix.
Sheriff’s posse member Larry Woolsey lost his life during the search for Alexander.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Old Dominion Park and Mining Rocks Festival
A formal dedication program for the Old Dominion Historic Mine Park will take place Saturday at Noon. The park is not quite ready for a full opening but you’ll be able to see the amenities, interpretive signage and several hiking trails.
The Mining Rocks Festival follows the dedication from 1 to 5:pm. Exhibits from mining companies, community agencies, food booths and games are planned. Several of the walking trails will be open and you can either walk the trails yourself or be part of a guided walking tour.
There is no admission charge.
The Mining Rocks Festival follows the dedication from 1 to 5:pm. Exhibits from mining companies, community agencies, food booths and games are planned. Several of the walking trails will be open and you can either walk the trails yourself or be part of a guided walking tour.
There is no admission charge.
Weather Workshop for Storm Spotters
A free training workshop for people interested in becoming a National Weather Service Storm Spotter will be held Saturday in Globe. It's from 10:am until Noon at Gila County Emergency Services on Apache Avenue. To register call 402-8805.
You will learn how thunderstorms work, how to identify cloud features associated with microbursts and tornandoes, visually estimate wind speeds, and how your reports tie in to warnings and advisories issued by the National Weather Service.
Anyone can be a spotter. If you like to pay attention to the weather, you’re encouraged to become involved.
For more information visit weather.gov/phoenix.
You will learn how thunderstorms work, how to identify cloud features associated with microbursts and tornandoes, visually estimate wind speeds, and how your reports tie in to warnings and advisories issued by the National Weather Service.
Anyone can be a spotter. If you like to pay attention to the weather, you’re encouraged to become involved.
For more information visit weather.gov/phoenix.
Arizona Food Prices Rise in First Quarter
Arizona food prices have risen 5% during the first quarter. The Arizona Farm Bureau Market Basket Survey of 16 basic grocery store items totaled $47.85 in the first quarter. That’s $2.41 more than at the start of the year. Of the items surveyed, six decreased in price and 10 increased.
Bacon showed the largest price increase, a gain of 30%. Other items that increased in price include Russet potatoes, ground chuck, white bread and shredded cheddar cheese. Items that decreased in price include whole milk, sliced deli ham and orange juice.
Bacon showed the largest price increase, a gain of 30%. Other items that increased in price include Russet potatoes, ground chuck, white bread and shredded cheddar cheese. Items that decreased in price include whole milk, sliced deli ham and orange juice.
Genesis Board Meeting Tonight
The Town of Miami Genesis Board meets tonight (Thursday) at 6:00. A quorum of the Miami Town Council may be present.
The agenda includes a review if the first draft of the Genesis bylaws. Alumni members will report on ideas for a five year plan for Miami renovation and progress on a new website. And architect Nick Tsontakis will report on the drawings he has been working on for the amphitheater and lighting at Bullion Plaza.
The agenda includes a review if the first draft of the Genesis bylaws. Alumni members will report on ideas for a five year plan for Miami renovation and progress on a new website. And architect Nick Tsontakis will report on the drawings he has been working on for the amphitheater and lighting at Bullion Plaza.
Police Log
Nobody was hurt in an accident yesterday afternoon on Highway 60 in front of Fry’s. One person was cited for failure to control speed to avoid an accident.
A patient was taken to the hospital yesterday afternoon after an assault at a residence on Inspiration. An Attempt to Locate was issued for the suspect. The case is under investigation.
Miami Police arrested 26 year old Jaime Pena for conspiracy to commit theft.
Globe Police are investigating a credit card theft and criminal damage to the Copper Spike train on South Broad Street.
A Gila County School Resource Deputy took a report for drugs at Miami High School and a weapon offense at Charles Bejarano School.
A deputy took a report of credit card fraud at a residence on Elam.
A patient was taken to the hospital yesterday afternoon after an assault at a residence on Inspiration. An Attempt to Locate was issued for the suspect. The case is under investigation.
Miami Police arrested 26 year old Jaime Pena for conspiracy to commit theft.
Globe Police are investigating a credit card theft and criminal damage to the Copper Spike train on South Broad Street.
A Gila County School Resource Deputy took a report for drugs at Miami High School and a weapon offense at Charles Bejarano School.
A deputy took a report of credit card fraud at a residence on Elam.
Search Continues for Missing Man; Posse Member Dies in Fall
The search continues for 56 year old Mark Alexander of Bear Flats. A neighbor told the Gila County Sheriff’s Office that Alexander left his residence Friday morning in an ATV and hasn’t been seen since.
A 77 year old Gila County Sheriff’s posse member died Tuesday night during the search for Alexander. Larry Woolsey was leading his horse across an old dam in the Bear Flat campground area when he lost his footing and fell on rocks 20 feet below. The other posse members and medical crews were unable to revive him.
A 77 year old Gila County Sheriff’s posse member died Tuesday night during the search for Alexander. Larry Woolsey was leading his horse across an old dam in the Bear Flat campground area when he lost his footing and fell on rocks 20 feet below. The other posse members and medical crews were unable to revive him.
Obituaries
Marjorie Etta Grimes passed away Monday at her home in Central Heights. She was 86. She is survived by her son Steve of Central Heights; her daughter Sherry Thompson of Globe; 10 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren and 15 great great grandchildren.
A graveside service for Marjorie Grimes will be held Saturday at 11:am at Pinal Cemetery in Central Heights.
A Memorial Service for Barbara Freeman will be held today (Thursday) at 11:am at First Christian Church.
A graveside service for Marjorie Grimes will be held Saturday at 11:am at Pinal Cemetery in Central Heights.
A Memorial Service for Barbara Freeman will be held today (Thursday) at 11:am at First Christian Church.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Gila County Fair Committee Meets Thursday
The Gila County Fair Committee meets Thursday at 6:pm at the Globe-Miami Chamber of Commerce.
San Carlos Apache Transit Study Meetings
The Arizona Department of Transportation and San Carlos Apache Transit Services will present two public meetings next Thursday (April 14) about the San Carlos Transit Study. The first meeting is from 1:30 until 3:pm at Albert Goseyun Hall in Bylas. The second meeting is from 5;30 until 7:pm in the San Carlos Apache Tribal Council Chambers.
The Transit Study is part of the Planning Assistance for Rural Areas Program. It will assess the specific needs of the San Carlos Apache Tribal members
Representatives of the project team will provide information and answer questions.
The Transit Study is part of the Planning Assistance for Rural Areas Program. It will assess the specific needs of the San Carlos Apache Tribal members
Representatives of the project team will provide information and answer questions.
Bill Reduces GCC Funding Even If it Becomes Independent
The Payson Roundup reports that there’s bad news along with the good news that an Arizona House committee has approved a route for Gila Community College to become independent.
The House Higher Education Committee finally made Gila Community College eligible for money other colleges have received for years. But representatives of other community colleges threatened to bury the bill that would have made GCC eligible for $280,000 in workforce development funds. So Sen. Sylvia Allen agreed to amend the bill so that GCC won’t get the base payment received by the state’s other community college districts.
Each year $13 million is divided among the districts. The money goes to support job training and certification programs, like Gila Community College’s nursing program. Other districts oppose adding Gila County and the other provisional district in Santa Cruz County to the pool because it would mean less money for them.This means that Gila County taxpayers won’t benefit from the sales tax surcharge that helps students in the rest of the state.
GCC Board member Thomas Loeffler says that under the terms of the workforce training bill, GCC won’t get the funding even if it becomes independent. Loeffler says this is blatently unfair and urges Sen. Allen to fight for a new amendment when the bill goes to the House floor.
The House Higher Education Committee finally made Gila Community College eligible for money other colleges have received for years. But representatives of other community colleges threatened to bury the bill that would have made GCC eligible for $280,000 in workforce development funds. So Sen. Sylvia Allen agreed to amend the bill so that GCC won’t get the base payment received by the state’s other community college districts.
Each year $13 million is divided among the districts. The money goes to support job training and certification programs, like Gila Community College’s nursing program. Other districts oppose adding Gila County and the other provisional district in Santa Cruz County to the pool because it would mean less money for them.This means that Gila County taxpayers won’t benefit from the sales tax surcharge that helps students in the rest of the state.
GCC Board member Thomas Loeffler says that under the terms of the workforce training bill, GCC won’t get the funding even if it becomes independent. Loeffler says this is blatently unfair and urges Sen. Allen to fight for a new amendment when the bill goes to the House floor.
CVRMC Auxiliary Purse and Jewelry Fundraiser April 14
The Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center Auxiliary is sponsoring a Purse and Jewelry Sale on Thursday, April 14. It will be from 7:am until 4:pm in the Conference Room. Proceeds from the fundraiser will benefit the hospital and the Auxiliary Scholarship Program.
Police Log
Gila County Sheriff’s Office arrested 25 year old Tiffany Horton on a warrant for forgery, tampering with public records and theft.
Deputies are investigating criminal damage to a business on Ash Street; criminal damage to a vehicle on Mountain View Drive; criminal damage to a vehicle at Pueblo Heights Mobile Home Park; a theft on Lancaster; a harassment report taken on Hospital Drive; and a harassment report taken on Highway 60.
Globe Police cited and released Robert Cano for driving with a suspended license.
Officers are investigating criminal damage to a vehicle on East Oak Street and theft of a license plate at Copper Country Mobile Home Park.
Deputies are investigating criminal damage to a business on Ash Street; criminal damage to a vehicle on Mountain View Drive; criminal damage to a vehicle at Pueblo Heights Mobile Home Park; a theft on Lancaster; a harassment report taken on Hospital Drive; and a harassment report taken on Highway 60.
Globe Police cited and released Robert Cano for driving with a suspended license.
Officers are investigating criminal damage to a vehicle on East Oak Street and theft of a license plate at Copper Country Mobile Home Park.
Obituary
Elsie R. DeAnda of Claypool passed away Monday at Heritage Health Care Center. She was 88. She is survived by her son; 5 daughters; her sister; 3 brothers; 14 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
Rosary for Elsie DeAnda will be Friday at 9:30am and Mass is at 10:00.
Rosary for Elsie DeAnda will be Friday at 9:30am and Mass is at 10:00.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Second Saturday Downtown Tours
On Saturday you’ll be able to see behind the scenes at the Globe Post Office during the downtown Globe Second Saturday event. You can also take a tour of the old courthouse, the federal courtroom, the secret passageway and old fallout shelter.
You’ll also be able to see Globe’s first Social Security Office, IRS, Immigration Office and Bureau of Indian Affairs.
The tours are free and will be from 9:am to 4:pm.
Underage Drinking Town Hall
A Town Hall on underage drinking will be held Wednesday night at 6:00 in the Miami High School auditorium.
Teens who attend will be entered into a drawing to win free Prom tickets to the school of your choice for every adult you bring.
Teens who attend will be entered into a drawing to win free Prom tickets to the school of your choice for every adult you bring.
Printable Tonto Passes Now Online
Tonto National Forest officials announce that a new Tonto Pass online service is now available. The printable passes are vehicle and date specific. Day-use passes are $6.00, water passes are $4.00, and half- price seniors’ passes are $3.00.
The Tonto Pass is required at more than 50 recreation sites including the Salt and Verde River locations, boat launch ramps, swimming areas and campgrounds. Passes are sold at more than 250 locations.
For the online printable pass, click here.
The Tonto Pass is required at more than 50 recreation sites including the Salt and Verde River locations, boat launch ramps, swimming areas and campgrounds. Passes are sold at more than 250 locations.
For the online printable pass, click here.
Crime Victims' Candlelight Ceremony
The Gila County Attorney’s Office of Victim Services invites the public to a candlelight ceremony to honor victims of crimes and their families. It’s part of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week.
The ceremony will be Monday (April 11) at 5:15pm at Globe City Hall, just before the Globe City Council meeting. Light refreshments will be provided.
The ceremony will be Monday (April 11) at 5:15pm at Globe City Hall, just before the Globe City Council meeting. Light refreshments will be provided.
Water Line Maintenance Closes GCC Classes
Due to water line maintenance, the Gila Pueblo Campus in Globe will be closed tomorrow (Wednesday) morning until noon. All Gila Community College classes at the Globe campus before noon tomorrow are canceled.
The Gila Community College San Carlos Campus is closed both today (Tuesday) and tomorrow from 8:am until 5:pm. All classes at the San Carlos Campus today and tomorrow before 5:pm are canceled.
The Gila Community College San Carlos Campus is closed both today (Tuesday) and tomorrow from 8:am until 5:pm. All classes at the San Carlos Campus today and tomorrow before 5:pm are canceled.
Police Log
Gila County Sheriff’s Office arrested 31 year old Justin Alaniz for domestic violence.
Globe Police are investigating a theft on Euclid Avenue and a report of threats at a business on Ash Street.
Globe Police are investigating a theft on Euclid Avenue and a report of threats at a business on Ash Street.
Obituary
Georgia B. Fields passed away Friday at her home in Globe. She was 87.
She is survived by her son William Fields of Globe; her brother; and 3 sisters.
Funeral services for Georgia Fields will be private.
She is survived by her son William Fields of Globe; her brother; and 3 sisters.
Funeral services for Georgia Fields will be private.
Monday, April 4, 2011
GCC Parent Night and Student Orientation
Gila Community College is hosting a Parent Night and Student Orientation on Thursday, April 14. It will be at 6:pm in Gila Pueblo Campus Room 522. The event is for those who have children that are interested in college here or elsewhere, or for students who are thinking about going to college but don’t know where to start.
The topics covered include admissions, placement tests, financial aid, scholarships, online resources, and a discussion of what classes to take to meet your goals. Staff will be on hand after the presentation to answer individual questions.
For more information call 425-8481.
The topics covered include admissions, placement tests, financial aid, scholarships, online resources, and a discussion of what classes to take to meet your goals. Staff will be on hand after the presentation to answer individual questions.
For more information call 425-8481.
Globe and Miami Band Concert
The Globe and Miami Bands will perform a spring concert Tuesday night at 7:pm at High Desert Middle School.
The admission price is $3, $2 with a student ID.
The admission price is $3, $2 with a student ID.
Globe Senior Center Bake and Spring Cleaning Sale
The Globe Senior Center Bake and Spring Cleaning Sale is this Friday (April 8) from 9:am unbtil 1:pm. Please bring your items to the Center by Thursday for pricing
Supervisors Meet Tuesday
Gila County Board of Supervisors meets Tuesday at 10:am. They’ll adopt a Resolution expressing continued support of the Cobre Valley Community Transit program.
The Supervisors will also consider Intergovernmental Agreements with the Arizona Department of Transportation for two half million dollar projects. One would place pedestrian sidewalks along Six Shooter Canyon Road from Remington to Cherokee. The other would put pedestraian sidewalks along Main Street in Globe from Highway 60 to the intercsection of Golden Hill Road.
Another Resolution would declare support of ADOT’s Five Year Construction Plan project for reconstruction and lane additions to the Silver King and Superior Street sections of Highway 60.
The Supervisors will consider a Resolution asking the Arizona Department of Transportation to install either a signalized pedestrian crossing or flashing red lights operable by pedestrians on Highway 60 near Globe High School.
They will also consider an economic development grant for the City of Globe to use in the construction of the Old Dominion Historic Mine Park.
The Supervisors will also consider Intergovernmental Agreements with the Arizona Department of Transportation for two half million dollar projects. One would place pedestrian sidewalks along Six Shooter Canyon Road from Remington to Cherokee. The other would put pedestraian sidewalks along Main Street in Globe from Highway 60 to the intercsection of Golden Hill Road.
Another Resolution would declare support of ADOT’s Five Year Construction Plan project for reconstruction and lane additions to the Silver King and Superior Street sections of Highway 60.
The Supervisors will consider a Resolution asking the Arizona Department of Transportation to install either a signalized pedestrian crossing or flashing red lights operable by pedestrians on Highway 60 near Globe High School.
They will also consider an economic development grant for the City of Globe to use in the construction of the Old Dominion Historic Mine Park.
Police Log
One person was flown to Scottsdale Osborne Hospital after an ATV accident yetsrday on Escudilla.
Miami Police arrested 47 year old John Falquez for aggravated assault.
31 year old Nicole Sigmund was arrested on a warrant for possesion of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.
41 year old Randy Mikulesky was arrested on a warrant for possession of drug paraphernalia.
36 year old Traci Wright was charged with crinminal trespass.
41 year old David Brown was arrested for shoplifting.
58 year old Linda Mitchell was arrested on a warrant for violation of a court order.
Yesterday morning a Globe Police officer tried to get information from a man in the area of Highway 70 and Montecito Drive. 27 year old Jamison Victor tried to flee and then assaulted the officer. Victor was charged with aggravated assault on a police officer, resisting arrest and an outstanding warrant.
19 year old Emilio Wright of Whiteriver was arrested yesterday for shoplifting at a business on Hill Street.
On Saturday Raymond David Selestewa was arrested for aggravated DUI.
27 year old Tiarra Clark was arrested on Friday for identity theft, credit card theft and fraudulent use of a credit card.
Five people were arrested Friday night after a fight at Sixth and Ash Streets. 23 year old Montana Barlow was booked into the Gila County Jail for disorderly conduct. 47 year old Dinah Dosela, 30 year old Jesse Contreras, and 41 year old Ralph Francsico were booked, cited and then released for disorderly conduct. Francisco was later arrested again for disorderly conduct and booked into the Gila County Jail after a separate incident at the Express Stop on East Ash. 25 year old Terry Goseyun was booked into the jail for disorderly conduct and a failure to comply warrant.
Officers are investigating criminal damage to the Old Dominion Mine, the Dollar Tree, Church’s Chicken and a residence on North Broad Street
Globe PD is also looking into a report of child abuse taken at the Claypool Safeway; a harassment report taken at Casa De Monte Mobile Home Park; a threats report taken at a residence on Collins; and a report of trespassing at Globe High School.
Gila County Sheriff’s Office arrested 40 year old George Snelling for domestic violence/assault and threats and intimidation after a disturbance Friday night on Jefferson Street.
Two people were arrested after a fight at the Shamrock Bar. 29 year old Salvador Russell and 27 year old Gregory Weston were charged with disorderly conduct.
Deputies are investigating a burglary that occurred in the area of Morrow; a stolen 24 foot trailer from Upper Pinal Creek Road; a theft of tools from a construction trailer in the Gila County Courthouse parking lot; a theft on Old Oak Street; a theft from a vehicle that had broken down on highway 60; criminal damge to a residence on Paxton; and criminal damage to a residence on Wilson Street.
On Saturday Mesa Police arrested 56 year old Ramon Contreras of Claypool on a failure to comply warrant for DUI.
On Friday Phoenix Police arrested 38 year old Christopher Ramirez of Globe on a child support warrant.
Miami Police arrested 47 year old John Falquez for aggravated assault.
31 year old Nicole Sigmund was arrested on a warrant for possesion of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.
41 year old Randy Mikulesky was arrested on a warrant for possession of drug paraphernalia.
36 year old Traci Wright was charged with crinminal trespass.
41 year old David Brown was arrested for shoplifting.
58 year old Linda Mitchell was arrested on a warrant for violation of a court order.
Yesterday morning a Globe Police officer tried to get information from a man in the area of Highway 70 and Montecito Drive. 27 year old Jamison Victor tried to flee and then assaulted the officer. Victor was charged with aggravated assault on a police officer, resisting arrest and an outstanding warrant.
19 year old Emilio Wright of Whiteriver was arrested yesterday for shoplifting at a business on Hill Street.
On Saturday Raymond David Selestewa was arrested for aggravated DUI.
27 year old Tiarra Clark was arrested on Friday for identity theft, credit card theft and fraudulent use of a credit card.
Five people were arrested Friday night after a fight at Sixth and Ash Streets. 23 year old Montana Barlow was booked into the Gila County Jail for disorderly conduct. 47 year old Dinah Dosela, 30 year old Jesse Contreras, and 41 year old Ralph Francsico were booked, cited and then released for disorderly conduct. Francisco was later arrested again for disorderly conduct and booked into the Gila County Jail after a separate incident at the Express Stop on East Ash. 25 year old Terry Goseyun was booked into the jail for disorderly conduct and a failure to comply warrant.
Officers are investigating criminal damage to the Old Dominion Mine, the Dollar Tree, Church’s Chicken and a residence on North Broad Street
Globe PD is also looking into a report of child abuse taken at the Claypool Safeway; a harassment report taken at Casa De Monte Mobile Home Park; a threats report taken at a residence on Collins; and a report of trespassing at Globe High School.
Gila County Sheriff’s Office arrested 40 year old George Snelling for domestic violence/assault and threats and intimidation after a disturbance Friday night on Jefferson Street.
Two people were arrested after a fight at the Shamrock Bar. 29 year old Salvador Russell and 27 year old Gregory Weston were charged with disorderly conduct.
Deputies are investigating a burglary that occurred in the area of Morrow; a stolen 24 foot trailer from Upper Pinal Creek Road; a theft of tools from a construction trailer in the Gila County Courthouse parking lot; a theft on Old Oak Street; a theft from a vehicle that had broken down on highway 60; criminal damge to a residence on Paxton; and criminal damage to a residence on Wilson Street.
On Saturday Mesa Police arrested 56 year old Ramon Contreras of Claypool on a failure to comply warrant for DUI.
On Friday Phoenix Police arrested 38 year old Christopher Ramirez of Globe on a child support warrant.
Obituary
Thomas Arther Givens of Midland City passed away Thursday. He was 83. He is survived by his son Thomas W. Givens of Midland City; his step daughter Carrie Endicott of Globe; 2 step sons; 2 brothers, including Frank Givens of Miami; and his ex-wife and longtime friend Maxine Liest.
A Memorial Service for Thomas Givens will be held Friday at 11:am at the Claypool Moose Lodge. A potluck lunch will begin at Noon.
A Memorial Service for Thomas Givens will be held Friday at 11:am at the Claypool Moose Lodge. A potluck lunch will begin at Noon.
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