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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Lions Club News

American Horn Quartet Sat. 2/27
The Grand County Concert Series next concert is this Saturday at the Church of the Eternal Hills at 7 PM. Tickets are only $15 at the door ($14.99 for Lions Club members) or $8 for students. The concert is followed by free wine and dessert, as well as an opportunity to meet the performers.

Schedule for our next Meetings

Our next regular twice-monthly breakfast meetings will be held at the Crooked Creek March 4 and 18th. John Erwin will give us a review of the 9Health Fair, including a discussion of its funding.

Updated Powder Partners Schedule
A new Powder Partners volunteer schedule is available as of December 29. Go to the Downloads section of this web site to see the new schedule. Call Howard Venezia at 726-1174 or Gene Ackley at 726-9304 to get on the schedule. Remember, you get a free lift ticket for each day you work and the Club gets $50. This is one of our best fundraisers!

Moffat Firming Project Response
Discussion points and sample letters are now available from the Donwloads section of this web site. Please send your comments to:

Scott Franklin, Moffat EIS Project Manager

Corps Denver Regulatory Office

9307 S. Wadsworth Blvd.

Littleton, Co. 80128

Or they can be faxed to: (303) 979-0602

Or they can be e-mailed to: Moffat.eis@usace.army.mil



FRVLC Newsletter Now Available
Our Fall 2009 Newsletter is now available online! Go to the Downloads section of this web site's Home Page to see the latest FRVLC Newsletter. Thanks to Editor-In-Chief Barbara Nissen for another great newsletter!

April 24 9Health Fair
This is a big one! Setup is on Thursday, 4/22; volunteer blood draw on Friday, 4/23; and the 9Health Fair itself is Saturday, 4/24. Please sign up in advance to volunteer by following this link to the 9Health Fair web site and selecting Fraser as your location:  http://9healthfair.org/

Colorado Lions Club newsletter email signup
Please sign up to receive your copy of the Mane Lioner, our state Lions Club newsletter, electronically to save the Club money. Email a request to stop your postal mail delivery of the Mane Lioner and only receive an electronic copy to:  MD6lions@comcast.net

Important Water Issues: Environmental Impact Study Comment Period
Kirk Klancke gave us a brief summary of the latest information at our November 5 Breakfast Meeting. The text from a Trout Unlimited email by Kirk is included here. Please go to the Downloads section of this web site to get more information on the Moffat Firming Project.

The public comment period has begun and the Colorado River Headwaters Chapter of Trout Unlimited is working with National TU to interpret the draft Environmental Impact study as quickly as we can to develop the comment points.

We will also be holding a meeting in Grand County in mid November to educate our chapter members and members of the public on the public comment process.

There will be public hearings in Boulder (Dec.1) SilverCreek (Dec.2) and Denver (Dec.3). We will prepare everyone to be effective at these hearings and in their written comments.

The future of the Fraser River depends on the political will of the people in Colorado and it is our chapter’s mission statement to make sure that every voice possible can be heard.

To see a press release by Colorado TU on this topic, http://www.wtt360.com/headwaters/Moffat%20Press%20Release.pdf

Thanks for playing a key role in getting the word out.

Kirk Klancke
President Headwaters Trout Unlimited


Colorado River 'On The Brink'

Please go to the Links section below to see an article from the Aspen Times about the the Front Range plan to take even more water from the Colorado and Fraser Rivers.

Join us for our regular twice-monthly breakfast meetings at the Crooked Creek

Our meetings are held the first and third Thursdays of each month. Meetings begin at 7:30AM.

Beetle mitigation expenses?

See the Downloads section of this web site for information on new state tax credits.


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Our current members come from all walks of Fraser Valley life. We are an inclusive organization and our members need possess only one quality - the desire to serve the community. We carry out our mission though fund raising activities and service projects in the Fraser Valley and the world community. The Fraser River Valley Lions Club itself is not a 501(c)(3) organization, but our charitable giving arm, the Lions Club Foundation of Fraser Valley, Inc. is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3).

The Lions Club holds breakfast meetings on the first and third Thursdays of each month at the Crooked Creek Saloon in Fraser, Colorado beginning at 7:30am. Members are expected to attend meetings as well as to participate in fundraising and service projects. Membership is open by invitation to both men and women. Lions Club has no religious, political or business agenda. Everyone is welcome! 

If you are interested in exploring the benefits of serving your community in fellowship with the Fraser River Valley Lions Club, please contact us. Our membership chairman is Dennis Troutman. You can reach Dennis at 970-887-3069 or via email at  dennis_troutman@yahoo.com


 

 
 
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