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<br />Scouts support local or~anizatioris
<br />Pikes Peak Council Boy
<br />Scouts of Anu~rica will award
<br />seven Lake George and Park
<br />C,ounEy commwlity organiza-
<br />tions gifts of $.156 each in
<br />appreciation of the communi-
<br />ties'support oi' Scouting.
<br />The amount ie derived from
<br />a base of $100, plus one dollar
<br />for each year of Camp Alexan-
<br />der operations. The donations
<br />will be presented at the Fifth
<br />annual Lake George Apprecia-
<br />tion Day luncheon on Friday,
<br />March 15 at Camp Alexander.
<br />The organizations receiving
<br />donations are: Park County
<br />Sheriff a Office, Lake George
<br />Fire Department, Help You
<br />Club, High Country Emer-
<br />gency Medical Services, Lake
<br />George Public Library, Lake
<br />George Community Associa-
<br />tion and South Park Ranger
<br />District. The money will help
<br />these organizations to contin-
<br />ue and expand their youth ser-
<br />vice and education programs.
<br />According t•. Pikes Peak
<br />Council Prograrl L'irector Iain
<br />Yrobert, `°173is luncheon is our
<br />way of thanking residents of
<br />the communities that provide
<br />support to the camp. During
<br />the summer months, tempera
<br />at Camp Alexander probably
<br />double the population of Lake
<br />George. Since Pikes Peak
<br />Council is a .not-for-profit
<br />organization we only pay a
<br />state and county tax, and not
<br />a local sales tax. The dona-
<br />tions are our way to give back
<br />to the community and help
<br />provide services to young peo-
<br />ple."
<br />Probert served as camp
<br />director at Camp Alexander
<br />f;~:• the past five summers and
<br />will continue in an oversight
<br />r•yaacity, but is being aucceed-
<br />e~l by Wendy Shaw. Shaw is a
<br />c+~strict executive with Pikes
<br />Peek Council.
<br />Al Adler, camp properties
<br />manager, adds, "This is a
<br />chance for us to meet the com-
<br />munity, and the community to
<br />meet us. We have made a lot
<br />of improvements to the camp,
<br />including completion of the
<br />new shower building and the
<br />Summit Conference Center,
<br />and this gives our neighbors a
<br />chance to see what we're
<br />doing out here."
<br />Camp Alexander is located
<br />south of Lake George in
<br />Eleven. Mile Canyon. For
<br />information contact Pikes
<br />Peak Council at (719) 634-
<br />1584.
<br />Happenings at Lake George
<br />I think someone must have opened the door to High Country Wildlife, Inc., please call Maurice
<br />the North Pole! We have had several days when Wells at (719)748-1017 or Bar Turbin at (719)
<br />the morning temperatures have started out in 748-8048. Watch for orphaned babies of all kinds.
<br />the single digits and lower, and the winds have Membership in this High Country Wildlife, Inc. is
<br />been strong. $20 for an individual or $35 for a family.
<br />A fun, special event for the cold weather will The Lake George Infant and Toddler
<br />take place on Saturday, March 9 when Indian Playgroup meets each Tuesday from 9 to 11 a.m.
<br />Creek residents will be holding a chili supper fol- at the Lake George Community Centec All resl-
<br />lowed by an auction to benefit Dianne Coate. The dente in the area are welcome to bring their
<br />benefit supper will be at the Lake babies to learn to share and play with
<br />George Community Center starting at other babies. Call (719) 686-0705 for
<br />5 p.m. They will serve until 6:30 p.m. ~ more information.
<br />The auction will start at 7 p.m. Dianne AGED preparation class will be held
<br />recently lost her home and all of her in our area. This is sponsored by the
<br />possessions to a fire. She also will have ~ Community Partnership of Teller
<br />to replace her septic system and a tale- County Adult Education Services. They
<br />phone pole damaged in the fire. Dale meet at Summit Elementary School in
<br />Dillavou of Autumn Dreamers Divide on Mondays throughThuradaya.
<br />Construction Co. will be running the Classes are from 6:15
<br />to 8:45-!,i m.
<br />auction. 1b donate items, call Maurice _
<br />Practice testing is available b py as point-
<br />at (719) 748-1017. Cash donations will went. Cal] (719) 748=367fl or 686-0705.
<br />also be gratefully accepted. Everyone is by Midge Kim _P_luft of the Lake Ur•orge
<br />invited to attend this event. A fund has HArboU r Library and Judy Srntt of the Florissant
<br />been established for Dianne Coate at / /Library attended special classes.for the
<br />Vectra Bank in Woodland Pazk. - "` _
<br />Pikes Peak Regional Library last week. They say
<br />It doesn't seem possible,the-schools are now% both libraries are looking to be automated soon.
<br />ready to start_the-fotuth and final quarter of t.Sis They invite you to drop in to either library and
<br />school year. Spring vacation will begin on March 5nd out what will be happening.
<br />Z1-31. Summit school wiil have Pa.-enVlbacher Get well wishes are sent to Tonia Montgomery,
<br />conferences beginning Mardi 21 and Lake part time cook at Lake George School. Tonia
<br />George Charter School viii have their confer recently underwent surgery and is now recov-
<br />ences beginning April-4. There will be~ no school ering at home.
<br />for those students on that day It may not seem like it, but spring is just
<br />The Summit School's third-, fourth- and fifth- around the corner. Start thinking of gardens.
<br />grade students are taking the CSAP exams. The next "Lunch and Learn" program to be
<br />Theii Recorder Band will perform at the St. held in late April will be, "High Altitude
<br />Patrick's Day Parade in Colorado Springs on Gardening" and will be presented by Master
<br />March 16. Their Tinikling Team will be at the Gardeners. Lunch and Learn is sponsored by
<br />Youth Arts Festival in Woodland Park Ute Pass the Colorado State University Extension
<br />Cultural Center on the same day. This is a tropi- Service and the Lake George Library. Alen
<br />cal dance where the participants step in and out Swartz of the Park County Extension Office
<br />of two horizontal poles near the ground while with the Teller County Extension Office will
<br />two of the group are bringing the poles together introduce the speakers and the program at the
<br />in rhythm. Quite surprising, the students have Lake George Library.
<br />been able to perform with only an occasional The Florissant Senior Citizen lunch group
<br />bruise. will meet at noon on Wednesday, Mazch 13 at
<br />With the colder temperatures, please remem- the Florissant Grange Community Club. Call
<br />bar High Country Wildlife, Inc. This is a local Bridgid Teel at (719) 748-1173 for details.
<br />non-profit organization to care for all injured and If you would like to add anything to this col-
<br />orphaned birds of prey and wildlife native to umn you may call me at (719) 591-7650. You
<br />Colorado or migrating through the state. It is may fax me at this same number, but please call
<br />operated by volunteers and supporters. They first. You may a-mail me at Mhazbeur@aol.com.
<br />have built a new mew foi• the orphans. To reach HAVE A NICE WEEK!
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<br />The Reclamation Permit and Amendment are for an open pit ruining operation known as the
<br />Wright Pit, located in the Southwest Quarter, Secticn 14, TSS, R76W, 6th P. M., in Park County.
<br />The propbaed future use of the land in the permitted area is rangeland.
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<br />Application is available at the Park County Clerk and Recerder's office and at the Division's office.
<br />Comments concerning the Application and exhibits must be in writing and must be received by
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