Minutes, June10, 2015 President Bob Noble called the meeting to order at 10 am at the First Christian Church hall. The last month’s minutes were accepted as published in the newsletter. In Treasurer Susan Norton’s absence Bob reported we have $3,264.17 in our checking account and $6,500.18 in our money market account. We had two new members: Cindy and Mike Duta and Lynda Knight. Alberta Husch and Del Wharton were recognized for preparing the coffee and refreshments. Guest Doug Van Etten spoke about the tremendous interest the community has shown in the formation of a local chapter of the Colorado Archaeological Society. The public is invited to its meetings, but participation in its field trips is limited to once only without membership. Information is available at www.cas-gj.org. Linda Ash reported on cards sent to Marcia Norton, who had surgery, and to the family of past member Jean Studer, who passed away in May. Dennis Pretti said the Glenwood Springs trip on July 25 was on with 22 people signed up. Doug Grodt gave a brief run-down on next week’s Lunch and Tour at a lavender distillery and a visit to WPX Energy in July. Wayne McCalla said he’d welcome anyone who wanted to ride with him to a July 7 piano recital by Jundi at the Aspen Music Festival. Our application for a booth at the downtown farmers market has been approved for June 25. A few volunteers have signed up so far. Participation in the 4th of July parade was approved with a voice vote. Total cost for the application and decorations is expected to be about $75. An email blast will ask for volunteers before the event. Dinner club is signing up members for the next season. Joe Wharton observed that those who haven’t been to a happy hour recently were missing a great get-together. For the raffle, we had several items donated by members. The meeting adjourned at 10:50 am. Minutes, May 20 .2015 President Bob Noble called the meeting to order at 10 am at the First Christian Church hall. The last month’s minutes were accepted as published in the newsletter. In Treasurer Susan Norton’s absence Bob reported we have $3,707.23 in our checking account and $6,499.66 in our money market account. We had two new members: Bonnie Null and Mary Herrera. Ruth Trowbridge and Del Wharton were recognized for preparing the coffee and refreshments. Barbara Bowman, director of the GJ Visitor and Convention Bureau, gave a presentation on the many aspects of the bureau. With a staff of ten and over 90 volunteers, it was worked to attract visitors from around the world to “Colorado wine country.” Linda Ash reported on cards sent to Mary Lou Martin and Geri Mishmash. She also expressed appreciation for the support she received after her brother’s passing. Dennis Pretti proposed an outing to Glenwood Springs which would include a historical tour of the downtown Minutes, April 8, 2015
President Bob Noble called the meeting to order at 10 am at the First Christian Church hall. The last month’s minutes were accepted as published in the newsletter. Treasurer Susan Norton reported we have $3,694.94 in our checking account and $6,499.09 in our money market account. Taxes for the year have been filed. Heather Holly was introduced as a new member. Janet Johnson and Geri Mishmash were recognized for preparing the coffee and refreshments. Jeff Garrett of Holiday Retirement filled in for our expected speaker, Adam Keen. Jeff mentioned a few volunteer opportunities at Mesa View and the Atrium. Those interested in seeing the all-inclusive properties are invited to have lunch there. Linda Ash reported on cards sent to three members in the past month: Bev Kingsley’s husband Jack passed away; Marilyn Whorlton’s sister passed away; Peggy Pretti had knee surgery. Dennis Pretti said the May 12 wine tasting is full. Several dates for a member clean-up of Highline State Park were presented and discussed. A vote settled on April 29. A show of hands indicated 28 people would volunteer that day. Wayne Ash said he’d cook; Susan Norton will shop. Janet Johnson will contact the park ranger, and details will be communicated by email. Upcoming events include next week’s wildflower walk led by Doug Grodt in the Monument, lunch and tour at West Star Aviation in May, a potluck on May 23, and Armchair Traveler next week. Janice Shepherd is looking for the next year’s presentations. Also of interest is a talk on archeology in the Grand Valley to be held April 21 at City Hall. We have submitted an application for a booth at the Farmers’ Market sometime in June. For the raffle, we had several items donated by members. The meeting adjourned at 11 am.
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