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Volume 2  Issue 10  November 2014  22nd publication Serving the Town of Mead and Surrounding Areas. Your Monthly Connection to Community News & Events www.facebook.com/CarbonValleyConsumerReport  Like us for FREE prizes & local updates

Creating Community By Connecting Neighbors "...I will praise you before all the people.” Psalm 35:18

Isaac’s Fund Chili Cook “S’Cool: A Mead Middle School Off & Silent Auction was Pop/Rock Musical” a Huge Success!

Thank you all who attended Isaac's Fund Chili Cook Off & Silent Auction. There were 23 Chili Entries, 50 Silent Auction Items and a huge turnout.

Special thanks to Carroll-Lewellen Funeral & Cremation Services who donated items estimated at $10,000 to the Crane family. Black Canyon Distillery for providing the venue, drinks and so on. Carbon Valley Garage for donating $100 gift certificate to King Soopers for food and cooking the hot dogs. Colorado East Bank & Trust, Re-Bath of Northern Colorado and Red Rooster Restaurant for each donating $100 towards the event. Let's not forget all of our Silent Auction Donors and the Mead Area Chamber of Commerce members without whom we would not have been able to host such a successful and worthwhile event.

A huge round of praise for our hard working volunteers and committee which include: Dina James, Fred & Susan Lesnick, Jim & Colleen Whitlow, Debra Ellis Bancroft and Jody Orback.

Photo courtesy of Dina James

Coming November 7th and 8th presented by the Mead Middle School Drama Department. Tickets will go on sale Monday October 20th and will be available in the Mead Middle School office. The event is Friday, November 7th at 6:30 p.m. (Doors open at 6 p.m.). Tickets are $5 for adults and $4 for children 12 and under and seniors.

Saturday, November 8th at 5:30 p.m. (Doors open for dinner theatre at 5 p.m.). Tickets are $11 for adults, $10 for children 12 and under and seniors. **Please purchase your tickets for the Saturday dinner theater no later than Wednesday November 5** Event is in the Mead Middle School Gym.

Town of Mead Holiday Home Decorating

Contest

Enter your decorated house into the 2014 Holiday Home Decorating Contest! Homes are divided into two separate categories: Large acre lots (1 acre and bigger) and Standard Lots. Two $200 gift cards will be awarded for first place in each category. Two $100 gift cards will be awarded for 2nd place in each category. Contest is free to enter, simply fill out and return this entry form to the Mead Town Hall 441 Third Street PO BOX 626 Mead, CO 80542 or email janettorres@ townofmead.org by Wednesday, December 10, 2014. Winner will be posted on the Town of Meads Facebook page and on the Website on Friday, December 12, 2014. Please see more on festivities on next pages.

Vehicle Trespass on Rise in Mead

Our Chili Cook Off Judges were amazing, thank you Mayor Gary Shileds, Jenni Rademaker of Brick House BBQ and Dave Moore.

The winners of the Chili Cook Off were:  3rd Place – Matthew D. Holcomb  2nd Place - Melissa Seipelt  1st Place - Fred Lesnick  People Choice - Mike Sekich (Kathy Makings) *All our winners donated their monetary prizes to Isaac's Fund.

Our preliminary tally is: (Grand Total - $15,486)  $10,000 - Carroll-Lewellen Donation

 $3070 (Checks) - Chili Cook Off & Silent Auction  $2289 (Cash) - Chili Cook Off & Silent Auction  $127 (Cash) - People's Choice Chili Votes

For those still interested in supporting Isaac’s Fund please visits www.gofundme.com/agbytg.

Citizens of Mead, there has been a recent increase in vehicle trespasses around town. Several subdivisions have fallen victim to these vehicle trespasses. So far three subdivisions have been hit including Feather Ridge, North Creek and Coyote Run. The suspect has been targeting unlocked vehicles and stealing things they deem of value. As a friendly reminder, to keep yourselves from falling victim, please ensure you lock your vehicles, house ,and close your garage doors. As many know there has been an increase in thefts, burglaries, and vehicle trespasses over the past year or two. Protect yourself and your valuables by taking steps to deter these events. No vehicles reported have been forcefully entered. Thanks, Deputy Pihlak

Carbon Valley Help Center Empty Bowls Project

Carbon Valley Help Center is excited to be hosting the “First Annual Empty Bowls Project.” We are located in Firestone, CO and was established in 2012 with the following mission: "To help people in immediate need move toward self-sufficiency by unifying Carbon Valley resources."

At the event for a modest donation, attendees select a unique hand painted bowl made by a local artist or community member, and select a meal of soup, bread and dessert donated by area restaurants and caterers. They get to enjoy the meal with family and friends. The bowl is theirs to keep as a reminder of those who face hunger every day. A silent auction featuring the works of local artist will also be featured.

This event will help to raise awareness of hunger and homelessness in the Carbon Valley area. All proceeds will be used to provide food and resources to the clients of the Carbon Valley Help Center. It will be held at Frederick High School 5690 Tipple Parkway, Frederick, Colorado on Saturday, November 22, 2014 from 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. The Help Center is looking for volunteers and sponsors for this project. For more information regarding how you can help by volunteering or sponsoring this event visit the Carbon Valley Help Center Facebook or email us at www.carbonhelpcenter.org or info@carbonvalleyhelpcenter.org or call the Help Center at (303) 833.6626. The Carbon Valley Help Center is located at 150 Buchanan St, in Firestone 80520.

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The Consumer Report of Mead—Bringing Residents Information About Area Businesses

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Send birthday wish & high resolution photo to the CVCR. Make sure file name is the name of the person with the birthday. We’ll print it free of charge. Submit to carbonvalley@gmail.com and put “Mead Birthday” in the subject line, as close to the 15th of each month as possible. It’s that simple & it’s FREE!

MEAD MAYOR, GARY SHIELDS  The past several months have certainly been busy in and around Mead and I have sincerely enjoyed all of the seasonal celebrations and community functions both as an observer of our community and as a participant whenever possible.  I have to admit that each year around this time; I look forward to settling down just a little bit and enjoying the quieter holidays that are shared with family and close friends.  I like to reflect on Thankfulness throughout the month of November, especially in preparation for the Thanksgiving holiday. I do not participate in a formal 30 day challenge nor do I share all that I am thankful for with just anyone. I do however try to spend a little time each day reflecting on everything from personal relationships to daily circumstances and all things that I am thankful for in each circumstance.

 I believe that with so much going on in the world to distract us, it is very easy to forget or overlook the people, relationships and lessons that we are blessed with each and every day and to take them for granted.  I would like to encourage you all to set aside some time during the month of November and get to a quiet place away from daily distractions and to ask yourself, “What am I thankful for”? If you are thankful for a particular person or relationship, I would also encourage you to share that with them personally.

Nov. 4th Happy 1st Birthday Jace!

We love you and you are the best little budder ever!

Love, Dad, Mom and Steve Nov. 7th.

Happy 10th Birthday Steve!

We love you bunches.

Dad, Mom & Jace

Basketball Young American Basketball

Rec Basketball for grades 1-8 1st and 2nd grade league  Practice at Mead Elementary School, games at Mead Middle School on Saturday mornings.  Teams are a mix of boys and girls in 1st and 2nd grade.  Practice starts the week of December 8th  Games start the 2nd week of January through the first week of March 3rd through 8th grade league  Teams are grade and gender specific.  Practices are held at Mead Elementary and Mead Middle School.  Games are done through the Longmont Recreation Center and are played on Saturday morning through out Longmont.

Registration: October 1 through November 10 Registrations received after November 10th will be accepted if space on team is available and will be charged a $10 late fee.

Cost: Resident-$70 per player Non Resident-$75 per player Resident is any child in the Mead Schools Attendance Area Teams are coached by volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering to coach a team this season contact Janet Torres at 970-535-4477 or janettorres@townofmead.org.

Volleyball!

Mead High School will have a new volleyball coach this fall. To help the program, I am creating a list of interested middle school girls to compete in the Gold Crown Fall League. If your daughter is looking for a more competitive volleyball experience than recreation leagues, please contact me. Although we will be working with the Mead High School program, it is not a requirement for the player to plan on attending Mead High School.

We will also be looking for coaches for the middle school volleyball teams. If you have experience playing and/or coaching competitive volleyball, please contact me.

More information about the Gold Crown Volleyball League can be found at: http://www. goldcrownfoundation.com/volleyball/leagues/fall-jrhigh-league/ Scott Wilke, swilke54@comcast.net, H: 720-6529546, C: 720-641-7014

Mead

2014 Parade of Lights

December 6, 2014 Line up at Mead Elementary School at 5:00 p.m.

Parade Begins at 6:00p.m.

Registration form at www.townofmead.org Contact Tina Zalesky tzalesky5@msn.com to be in the parade

Holiday Tree Lighting

The Town Park Tree will be lit directly following The parade. The Bon Fire will begin after the Tree Lighting. Mr. & Mrs. Claus will be available for sleigh rides!

Chili & Cookie Decorating Contest Information for Dec. 6:

Chili Drop off time: 2:00-3:00 p.m. at Scooterhinge Judging: 3:30-4:30 p.m.

Cookie /Ornament Decorating Contest: 3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. at Mead Town Hall Chili Served: 4:30-6:00 p.m. at Scooterhinge. First place prizes will be awarded at the event!

Awards for 1st place in the following categories:  Red  Green  White

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“S’Cool: A Middle School Pop/Rock Musical.”

Presented by the Mead Middle School Drama Department

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Friday, November 7th at 6:30 (Doors open at 6pm) $5/adults, $4/students, children 12 and under and seniors Saturday, November 8th at 5:30pm (Doors open for dinner theater at 5pm) $11/adults, $10/students, children12 and under and seniors Both performances will be held in the Mead Middle School Small Gym Tickets for both performances go on sale Monday, October 20th and may be purchased at the Mead Middle School front office. **Please purchase your tickets for the Saturday dinner theater no later than Wednesday, Nov 5**

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BEER  WINE  SPIRITS

Now through December 7th you can make changes on your Medicare.

For more information on other Senior activities contact Barbara Currie @ 970-302-0255

Mead Seniors

Every Monday & Wednesday all seniors enjoy an Exercise Class 9:00—9:45 a.m. at the Town Hall ***************************************************** Senior Lunch and Fellowship each Thursday @ Noon cost is $3.00 PLEASE RESERVE YOUR LUNCH BY 8 AM WEDNESDAY ***************************************************** October 15th-Advisory Board Meeting @ 11:00 a.m.

October 16th-Library will be at the Lunch October 16th –Bingo 1-3 p.m.

October 22nd-Blackhawk Trip 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

For more information on other Senior activities contact Barbara Currie @ 970-302-0255

Yoga

Vinyasa yoga is a flow based yoga that links breath with movement. This class will focus in on breath while we strengthen and stretch the body. You will also experience relaxation techniques so that you can leave the room refreshed and ready to go about your day feeling good.

Class times: Tues/Thurs: 9:00a.m.-10:00a..m.

Location: Mead Town Hall Cost: $4 /class $2/class for senior citizen and students Questions contact Janet Torres janettorres@townofmead.org

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November 15th-Book Club

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Every Monday & Wednesday all seniors enjoy an Exercise Class 9:00—9:45 a.m. at the Town Hall NOTE: November 3rd ‘s exercise class has been cancelled ******************************************************************* Senior Lunch and Fellowship each Thursday @ Noon cost is $3.00 PLEASE RESERVE YOUR LUNCH BY 8 AM WEDNESDAY ****************************************************************** November 13th –Bingo 1-3 p.m.

November 14th-Botanic Gardens Trip 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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2015 Business Licenses

All businesses, whether home-based or a business in a commercial or industrial area in the Town, need to submit a Business License Form with the $15 fee (cash or check only) to the Town

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Community Food Bank

Mead Community Food Bank News *Located @ 4313 State HWY 66 / Near the 7–11 Store 970-535-4439 *The food bank is open EVERY Wednesday 1:30 – 3:30 p.m. for anyone needing food assistance.

Upcoming Food Distribution Dates: Thanksgiving Dinner Boxes will be distributed to those in need: Saturday - November 22, 2014 / 9:30 a.m. until 12:00 (noon) (*You must call ahead to reserve a box) Christmas Dinner Boxes will be distributed to those in need :Saturday - December 13, 2014 / 9:30 a.m. until 12:00 (noon) (*You must call ahead to order your box) If you or someone you know is in need of food assistance, and you are a local resident, please contact the Mead Food Bank. *** Beginning November 1st, we will be asking for frozen turkey donations as we gear up for our Thanksgiving food ox distribution. All non-perishable food donations can be ropped off on any Wednesday between 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. PLEASE NOTE: we cannot accept any food items that have old expiration dates. Other drop-off times can be scheduled by calling the food bank and leaving a message. *Feel Free to contact Diane Back with questions at dilynnback@gmail.com OR 970535-4439 PLEASE leave a CLEAR message with a phone number

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND FOR HONORING OUR VETERANS!

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Changing My Perspective

by Tiffany // October 13, 2014 Saturday, was Isaac’s Fund Chili Cook Off and Silent Auction. Personally, I was really nervous to see how many people would come out and support the Crane family, especially after I received such a nasty response from a previous Chamber board member about the Chamber

sponsoring the event.

Up until Saturday morning, we estimated that there would be around 13 chili entries, 30 silent auction items and between 40-50 individuals attending the Chili Cook Off. Needless, to say I did not have high expectations for the funds we would bring in for the family. Come Saturday at 12:30 p.m. everyone involved in planning the event.

We had so many bring Chili entries that we actually had a difficult time keeping up. There ended up being 23 different chili’s entered into the contest. By the time we got everything set up and going for the silent auction portion, we had 50 items. At best guess there were anywhere between 125 – 200 people that came out to support Isaac’s Fund

Vol. 2, Issue 10

Mead High School Winter 2014 Sports Poster Ads (Limited Advertising Space Available)

The M.A.C.C. has created a poster with each seasons sport schedule for Mead High School. These posters will be posted around the community, in various businesses, at Mead High School and homes within the area. Businesses who are interested in advertising space have a variety of options available to them, from 2 3/4 (w) x 1 1/2 (h) and larger. The size of the posters is 11x 17 with a minimum of 250 posters being printed. 2 3/4 x 1 1/2 inch spaces will be available for $175 each.

The Mead High School Athletic Department will receive 50% of the proceeds from these posters.

To date the M.A.C.C. has donated over $9,000 to the Mead High School Athletic Department since publishing the Mead High School Sports Posters in the Winter of 2012. The M.A.C.C. is committed to supporting the Mead community in a variety of manners, including but not limited to the Mead High School Athletic Department.

The last date to purchase ad space on the poster will be November 3rd. For more information about advertising space please contact Tiffany Holcomb, Executive Director of the Mead Area Chamber of Commerce at 720.209.9701 or via email.

Chamber Chatter Board Meetings

The monthly Board meetings will now be hosted at Ranchero's on the 1st Wednesday of each month at 5:30 p.m.

Social Media Update

Great news! You can now follow the Mead Area Chamber of Commerce on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. Stay connected with news and events taking place in the Town of Mead and with the Mead Area Chamber of Commerce.

Committee Members Wanted

The Mead Area Chamber of Commerce is looking for members of the community and/or business professionals that may be interested in joining the 2015 Mead Summer Festival Committee and potentially creating a Mead Farmers Market. Interested parties should contact Tiffany Holcomb.

Chamber Perks

The M.A.C.C. has many perks and benefits to offer members, which include:  Ability to post deals and specials on the Shop Local Deals page.

Isaac’s Fund Chili Cook Off Photo Booth

Many of you know that I have been extremely frustrated trying to find my place in the professional world, while still taking an active and balanced role with my family. I am going to be honest and say that, watching all of these people from our community come together to support this local family really helped to put things into perspective for me.

Watch Jenna and Jeremiah enjoy every moment together and with Isaac’s older sister Natalie, made me remember how blessed I am and how grateful I feel to have met them.

Professional success is about more than money and prestige, it is also about giving back and making a difference.

My professional life may not have gone in the direction that I originally planned; that is not necessarily a bad thing. The career decisions I have made allow me to drop off and pick my children up from school each day, they allow me to be minutes away in case of emergency, they allow me to attend concerts and after school activities, they allow me to be an active parent. In reality the most important job I have is that of mom and wife, and while I know I am not super mom, I am doing my best to be a mom and wife deserving of the family I have created.

In time I will figure out what direction to take with my career path, as for now, I am happy to have gained some serious perspective over the last few weeks. All in all, I would have to say I am in a pretty good place in all areas of my life and it is going to get better in time. I am sure that the next few months and years are bound to bring more opportunities and changes, I cannot wait to see what is yet to come.

This entry was posted in Balance, Career, Chamber, Events, Family and tagged Chamber, family, Isaac's Fund, Mom, Perspective, Wife.

 Ability to post job openings on the Job Posting page.  Opportunity to host or co-host B.A.H. events.  25% Discount for Constant Contact services.  Free ad & feature article in the Consumer Report of Mead for all NEW Chamber Members.  Various Advertising & Sponsorship Opportunities

All birthdays, births, feature articles and other announcements are FREE. Deadline is the 15th of each month for the next month's issue of the Consumer Report of Mead. If you are a Mead business owner and want more information, please contact us for feature stories and advertising opportunities at carbonvalley@gmail. com. You can also call 303.833.5997 but email is faster!

Upcoming Chamber Events  November 5th - M.A.C.C. Board Meeting @ Ranchero's (5:30 p.m.)

 December 3rd - The Advantage of QuickBooks for Business Seminar @ Mead Town Hall (1- 2 p.m.)

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 December 17th - QuickBooks Tips & Tricks Seminar @ Mead Town Hall (1 - 2 p.m} Details tips and tricks for maximizing QuickBooks

Tiffany Holcomb, Exec. Dir.

www.meadchamberofcommerce.com tiffany@meadchamberofcommerce.com

The M.A.C.C. has many perks & benefits to offer members:

• Opportunity to host or co-host B.A.H. events • • 25% Discount for Constant Contact services • • 1 Free ad & article in the Consumer Report of Mead when you join for all NEW Chamber Members • in 2014!

• Various Advertising & Sponsorship Opportunities • • Ability to post deals and specials on the Shop Local Deals page • Non-profit & individual memberships just $50 • Ability to post job openings on the Job Posting page • Membership fees are per year

Mead Churches

Abundant Life Church Sun. Service & Sun. School 10:00a 4380 Hwy. 66 (.3 mile east of I-25 on south) revspeaks@gmail.com or 970-535-0311 Pastor Jim Coleman Mead United Methodist Church--Pastor Mark Heiss Sun. Worship - 9:00am 511 Palmer Ave, Mead, (970)535-4249

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