All Falcon Senior Services activities are free of charge and provided by volunteers. The services are available to persons 60 years of age and over living in the Falcon area. For more information, call 495-2994 or go to http://falconseniorservicesinc.org.POTLUCK LUNCHEONThe next luncheon will be Wednesday, Oct. 12, at 11 a.m. at Falcon Baptist Church, 11095 Eggar Road in Falcon. The main course will be pork tenderloin. Bring a salad, side dish or dessert. Table service and beverages will be provided. Gloria Slayton, former Falcon Elementary school teacher, will give a program on how to enjoy the symphony.TRANSPORTATIONTransportation to medical appointments for residents of the area age 60 and older or handicapped, regardless of age, is available Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Call Lynne at 495-3600, option 2 to schedule a ride.FOOT CARE CLINICVisiting Nurses Association offers a foot care clinic at Grace Community Church, 9475 Church View in Falcon. Call 488-2349 to schedule an appointment.SENIOR EXERCISE PROGRAMStrength and flexibility exercises are offered free of charge Mondays and Fridays, from 11 a.m. to noon, at Grace Community Church, 9475 Grace Church View. For more information, contact Nancy Bishop at 886-4334.CLASSIC CAR SHOWMore than 70 vehicles entered this year’s car show, making it a successful event. Phyllis Anderson did an outstanding job of promoting and managing the show, assisted by her son Brian. Clark Absher staged and supervised the event. Many FSS members were there to help. Dorothy Schneekloth’s hot dog stand did better than break even this year! We thank everyone who participated, but would especially like to thank members of the community who gave us a hand: Sam Leffler and Big R for the use of the site; teachers Jenny Olson and Charles Moricle and the students of Patriot Learning Center; Falcon High School ROTC; Larry and David Robley; Quality Signs and Designs owner Jeff Cahill; and DJ Chris Richardson. Special thanks to CJ Whitney and Leonard Koop for help in laying out the field and to Sagebrush Wranglers and Dolores Kirby for their musical entertainment. BEST IN SHOWCindy Hastrelter, Peyton – 2004 Chevrolet SSR TruckPROMOTERS CHOICELuke Schwieterman, Garden City, Kan. – 1936 Chevy Truck1942 or earlier original or restored cars1st place: Steve Darrow, Kiowa – 1929 Ford Speedster2nd place: Leonard Koop, Colorado Springs – 1932 Ford Pickup1943 to 1984 original or restored cars1st place: James Beatty, Falcon – 1965 Shelby Cobra2nd place: Tom Divine, Falcon – 1948 Chevy Coupe1985 and newer original or restored cars1st place: Mike Burgess, Monument – 2004 Chevy Corvette2nd place: Alan Schaak – 2012 Roush Stage 3 MustangAll years original and restored truck1st place: Bill Schwindt, Colorado Springs – 1949 Dodge Wrecker2nd place: C.J. Whitney, Colorado Springs – 1927 Ford Model TAll others (cycles, ATVs, tractors, etc.)1st place: Darryl Hess, Peyton – 1948 Farmall Tractor H2nd place: Bob Pace, Colorado Springs – 1946 MotorcycleAll years custom cars and trucks1st place: Brian Anderson, Falcon – 1931 Ford Coupe 2nd place: Johnny Atkins, Colorado Springs – 1933 Hudson Brand X
