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Colorado School Of Trades

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• For decades, Colorado School of Trades has been teaching students to become gunsmiths and farriers. As a horseshoeing school and a gunsmith school, Colorado School of Trades not only provides a valuable link to our past, it also provides students with the valuable training they need for their futures!
• Gunsmithing schools and horseshoeing schools aren't easy to find in today's world, but the demand for skilled professionals is still there. At Colorado School of Trades, you can learn your new trade in as little as five months for Horseshoeing or 14 months for Gunsmithing. Experienced farriers are needed to shoe racehorses, show horses, horses that are worked and horses that are ridden. Professional gunsmiths are needed to service guns used not only by local hunters but also military or police!
• In the Colorado School of Trades' state of the art Farrier Shop, we prepare our students for an exciting career as a Self-employed Horseshoer. Our graduates work in the great outdoors shoeing horses and working with hammer, anvil and forge, building custom and therapeutic shoes for their clients' horses.
• Profile last updated: 08/22/2008.

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  posted on September 10, 2009 at 12:59:35 am
  June 17, 1930-Sept. 5, 2009Age: 79Residence: GreeleyLettie Audean Dappen died Saturday in her home. She was born in Del Norte to Marshall and Arlan Yates. She married Perry L. Dappen on Dec. 19, 1948.

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