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Creating Community By Connecting Neighbors "But as for me, I watch in hope for the Lord, I wait for God my Savior; my God will hear me."
MICAH 7:7
In 1990, the U.S. Census counted 468 Mead residents. By 2013, the head count grew by 751 percent to 3,985 residents, according to census.gov.
94th Annual Highlandlake/ Mead Pioneer Day A
s part of our 94th Annual Highlandlake/ Mead Pioneer Day (June 14, 2015) we are having a silent auction. Several items have been donated so far. I'm including photos of two of them here. The main feature this year is a farm show where you can come and see old tractors and other machinery, ask questions, and learn about some of our proud history. This d e l u x e g ard en in g tool set is to die for. Want it? This is only one of several items being offered at our 1st a n n u a l s i l e n t auction. Pioneer Day (formally known as the Highlandlake/Mead Community Gathering) is our our major fundraiser for the year. We have more needs than usual this year, since the church building is in need of painting
We are also having hayride tours of the Highlandlake Community and Pioneer Cemetery. Hands on demonstrations, where you can learn how to churn butter, grind wheat, and shell corn the old-fashioned way, are just a few of the activities. Never fear, our famous potluck lunch at noon is still on the agenda. We will never give that up! All events start at the Historic Highlandlake Church building. This is a come, eat, enjoy, and stay as long as you like. Now, one more thing. We are holding a little contest. Not sure what the prize is yet, but I'm sure that I will be able to come up with something good. As most of you know, I wrote a book on the history of Highlandlake and Mead, published by Arcadia Publishing. In the book, there is one small typo that changed a sentence into one huge mistake. Get your hands on my book and see if you can find it, then email me your answer, along with the page number to: pauli@ historichighlandlake.org. All correct answers will be entered in a drawing. We will draw a name out of the hat during the potluck (12 noon) on Pioneer Day. You will not need to be present, but if you aren't, you are sure going to miss out on some good eatin'.
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and we are raising funds to help build a retaining wall on the west property line of the Highlandlake Pioneer Cemetery. I'll be posting photos of other items. If you have something that you would like to donate toward our silent auction, please let our executive director, Pauli Driver Smith know. 100% of the proceeds go toward preserving our local history.
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The Consumer Report of Mead—Bringing Residents Information About Area Businesses
Vol. 3, Issue 4
A LETTER FROM MAYOR GARY SHIELDS Mead Schools Expansion & Tractor Supply Store Coming Dear Residents, As the trail along 3rd Street is completed and the benches, planters and trash receptacles have been installed along Main Street, it is good to see that the improvements being made are already being used and have added to the charm of the town. Unfortunately, the timing didn’t work out to continue the trail south immediately but this project will resume in the coming months. At the March 30th board meeting, SVVSD Superintendent Don Haddad visited and provided insight into the renovation and expansion plans for the Mead schools that will
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begin in 2016. In addition, Dr. Haddad spoke about the Mead High School Energy Academy that will begin offering its first classes at the beginning of the 2015-16 school year. Congratulations to ALL of the Community Day scholarship recipients who were recognized at the April 13th town board meeting. In all, eighteen young residents were awarded a total of $9,500 towards continuing education and extra-curricular programs.
get involved and volunteer whether it is within our community or wherever your heart leads you. For more information regarding how you can participate locally, contact the Town Hall @ 970-535-4477. Sincerely, Gary Shields, Town of Mead Mayor
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Looking forward, I anticipate seeing construction activity begin on the Tractor Supply store as the building permits have been issued and received. I have not yet been in one of their stores but as I look at the website, I get a sense that they will be a welcome addition to our community. As always, I would like to encourage you to
Town of Mead Info Town website www.townofmead.org Phone number is 970.535.4477. Business hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Regular Town Board meetings are held on the second and last Monday of every month at 7:00 p.m. at 441 Third Street, Mead, Colorado. Town Manager Town Clerk Mayor Mayor Pro Tem Trustees
Dan Dean Linda Blackston, CMC Gary R. Shields Richard Kraemer Chris Cartwright Terri Hatch Joyce Palaszewski Herman Schranz Colleen Whitlow
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Still the Work at Historic Cemetery “Only Paper People Volunteers everal young people from the Mead High school Interact Club spent some time today Read ‘Cover-to-Cover’” Sthinning out irises in the Highlandlake Pioneer Cemetery."We don't have a real date as to they were originally planted in the cemetery, but my best guess is probably the late 1920s Ask your neighbor! when or during the 30s. Extra Irises are going to be sold by club members with the money going to
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the Highlandlake Pioneer Cemetery. We are raising funds to build a retaining wall along the west property line and to spiffy up the Paul Mead (founder of the town of Mead), lots. When I have more information on how much these irises are going to sell for, I'll post it at www.facebook.com/HistoricHighlandlake. Oh yes, we are also going to sell a few, tiny Dutch Iris plants that I know were originally planted sometime back in the 1880s. For more info: Pauli Smith at: pauli@historicHighlandlake.org or call her at: 970.535.4936.
Randy Hall
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August 15, 1962 to April 10, 2015
llan Glen Kennedy, 88, of Longmont, died April 2, 2015 at Longmont United Hospital. He was born April 18, 1926 in Girard, Kansas to Samuel Gilbert and Jane (Hennessy) Kennedy. In 1944 Allan was drafted into the United States Army. He served in the Philippines and Korea during World War II, being honorably discharged in 1946. On November 29, 1946 Allan married Irene Ankerholz in Bushton, KS. They moved to Colorado in 1959 where he became employed by Gehl Brothers Manufacturing Company. He was the sales representative for the state of Colorado and portions of Wyoming, Nebraska and New Mexico, retiring in 1989. Throughout the years, even though he was busy with work and raising a family, Allan always took the time to help on the Ankerholz family farm in Kansas. Memories of Allan will forever be those of a kind, friendly and hardworking man who loved his family dearly. Surviving are his daughters Denise (Joe) Winslow of Mead, CO and Kathy (Robert) Turner of Avondale, AZ; his sister Florence (Willis) Revel of Longmont, eight grandchildren: Nathan (Shanna) Jessen, Colin (Jessica) Jessen, Tyrone (Jamie) Turner, Robert (Sondra) Turner, Tamara Moore, Beronica Turner, Jennifer Leblanc (Julian Kiss) and Lori (Peter) Arendsen. He is further
andy Hall, 52, was born August 15, 1962, to parents Leona Schreiner, deceased of Rapid City, and Dick (Donna) Hall of Hygiene. Randy died April 10, 2015 from an unknown and unexpected lung condition. Randy was a long time resident of the beautiful Highland Lake, (Mead, Colorado) community. He was originally from Rapid City, South Dakota where he met his wife of 29 years, Rebecca Turner-Hall. Randy is the father of two sons, both born in Rapid City, Dustin Turner and Kody Hall. In 1994, the family moved to Mead where he got a job on a drilling rig. Randy is survived by his wife Becky, two sons and granddaughter Emma. He is also survived by his father, three sisters and many friends who meant the world to him. Memorial services will be on May 4, 2015 at 4:00 PM at Historic Highland Lake Community Church, 16896 County Road 5, between CR 34 ¾ and CR 36, one mile Northwest of Mead. Cremation entrusted to Ahlberg Funeral Chapel and Crematory. Visit www.ahlbergfuneralchapel.com to share condolences.
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survived by 12 great g r a n d children, his brother in law Edward Ankerholz and his sisters in law Joyce Cheuvront and Marian Ankerholz. Preceding Allan in death are his parents, his wife Irene, his brothers Chester and James, his sisters Gladys, Irma, Martha, Floriene and Hilda. Funeral services were held at Howe Mortuary April 9., Longmont. Burial followed at Longmont Mountain View Cemetery. Contributions in Allan’s memory are requested to Rocky Mountain Honor Flight, Inc. 312 High Street, Denver, CO. 80218 or Paralyzed Veterans of America, 1101 Syracuse St, Denver, CO 80220 Share condolences at www. howemortuary.com.
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Pauli Driver-Smith shares, "After the service, Randy wanted to be sent off in a big way, by being shot out of his beloved cannon. I'm pretty sure all of Mead will hear the boom, so don't panic, it is just Randy saying goodbye."
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Summer Recreation Program
The Summer Recreation Program through the Town of Mead will begin accepting registrations for the 2015 Summer Rec program beginning April 1, 2015. Registration forms will be available on website as well as at the Mead Town Hall. Prices increase after May 22nd and space is limited so sign up early!
Town of Mead Passport Hours
The Town of Mead provides the service of accepting and processing passport applications Monday -Friday from 8:00 a.m.-Noon, 1:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m. For more information be sure to check out our passport page or contact the Department of State at www.travel.state.gov.
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The Town has received numerous complaints about animals not on leashes and about people not cleaning up after their pets. Please be considerate of your neighbors and your community. Per Mead Municipal Code Sec. 7-6-310. Dog running at large — Dogs are considered to be running at large when off of the owner’s premises and not restrained, either by leash, cord or chain of not more than six (6) feet in length. Sec. 7-6-385. Removal of excreta -The keeper of every dog, cat or other animal shall be responsible for removal and sanitary disposition of any excreta deposited by the animal anywhere in the Town. … When accompanying a dog, cat or animal outside of the keeper's premises, the keeper shall carry suitable means for the removal of such excreta, and it shall be unlawful to fail to remove such excreta.
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Mead Summer Festival Blood Drive! Sponsored by Mead Area Chamber of Commerce
Saturday, June 20, 2015 11:00 am – 3:00 pm On the Bonfils Bloodmobile in the front of Mead Town Hall. To reserve a time, contact Bonfils Appointment Center at 303-3632300 or www.bonfils.org. Use site code #A747. Donations typically decline in the summer, yet the need continues for blood. Thank you for your donation! Bonfils Blood Center 717 Yosemite Street, Denver, CO 80230 Contact Us | 303.341.4000, opt. 3 | 800.365.0006, opt. 3 | Privacy Policy Copyright © 2013 Bonfils Blood Center
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
Guardian Angels Catholic Church 15179 3rd Ave. (WCR 7) in Mead Daily Mass: Mon 5:30p Tu-Th 7:30a Fri 8:30am Sat Anticipatory Mass: 5:30 pm Sun. 7:30, 9:00 & 10:30 am 1st Sunday: 6:00p mass in lieu of 7:30a 970-535-0721 info@meadangels.org Rev. Alan Hartway, Administrator
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Chamber Chatter Events & Other News Upcoming Events
1st Monday – Morning with the Mayor 7-8:00am at Town Hall. MACC members only are invited join the Mayor on the first Monday of each month for coffee & donuts. Mayor Shields will give a brief “state of business in the Town” followed by Q&A and time to mingle. May 2 – Derby Dash 3-6:00pm at Town Park. Bring the entire family out to Horse Around! Stick horse race, doubles horseshoe pitching tourney, food, beverage, BEST Derby hat and crazy sock contests, and watch the Kentucky Derby! May 20 – SBDC Seminar Series Lunch & Learn: Business Start-Up 12-1:30pm at Town Hall. Contact Lisa @ 970535-2108 to register - $8 for MACC members / $10 for non-members June 3 – SBDC Seminar Series Lunch & Learn: Business Plan Development 12-1:30pm at Town Hall. Contact Lisa @ 970-535-2108 for register - $8 for MACC members / $10 for non-members
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