Consumer Report of Mead December 2013 Debra Bancroft Thirty-One Gifts, Simply Said Designs, Avon, Mead Liquor Store, K2 Communications, Ranchero Restaurant, Studio 7 Hair Salon
Saturday, December 7, 2013, 6 pm, Main Street. Application forms are available at www.townofmead.org.
Tree LightingTown Park Tree Lighting following the parade.
Bon FireThe Bon Fire begins after the Tree Lighting.
Mr. & Mrs. ClausMr. & Mrs. Claus will be available for Sleigh
rides! For more information, contact Janet Torres at 970-535-4477.
Chile ContestSaturday, December 7, 2013. Red, Green and White categories. Application forms are
available at www.townofmead.org. Drop off Chili at Scooterhinge, 333 Main Street, between 2 and 3 pm. Judging will occur between 3:30 and 4:30 pm. For more information, contact Janet Torres at 970-535-4477.
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Mead Veterans Flag DedicationThe Mead Veterans Flag Dedication Ceremony was held at the Mead Ponds on Welker
Ave. The Mead Rotary Club, Rotary District 5450, CPS & Sons, the Mead Community Foundation and the Town of Mead jointly funded the project. The Mead Rotary Club and local business CPS & Sons volunteered the time to construct the project. With the assistance of the Longmont American Legion Post 32, the fl ags of the fi ve branches of service were raised along with the Colorado and US fl ags against the background of the Pledge of Allegiance, the American Legion bugler and a seven member gun salute honor guard on a beautiful Colorado day. Pictures (go page M4) were taken by Dan Dean, Mead Town Manager.
Debra Bancroft Mead’s Woman of Many Talents
By Peggy BlewettDebra was born in the deep south of Alabama
and her father was in the Railroad industry so they moved frequently. She has lived in Alabama, Florida, Texas, Ohio, and New Orleans, Louisiana from birth until her marriage to David. Sometime after the birth of their two children, Debra and David moved to California, where they lived for twenty years. Then, in 2007, they decided to retire and resettle in Mead, Colorado. Debra retired from the Antioch Unifi ed School District after See Debra pg M4
The Nov 5 Ballot Question re: the 5.5% Tax Limit Did Not Pass
Of the 2759 registered voters, a total of 1270 votes were cast. 572 voted yes and 698 voted no. The question failed.
Snow RemovalRemember to shovel snow off sidewalks within 24 hours
after it stops snowing!
Santa is Coming to Mead! Mead Western Meadows Park, Sat, Dec. 14 from 5 to 7
pm. Sponsored by Dina Schmitt of Remax – 303-709-7814.
Mead Sewer Utility Residents It is time again to start watching the amount of water
that you are using in your household! 2014 sewer rates are based on the average of the readings collected from the Little Thompson Water District during the usage months of December, January and February. Typically, these months have the lowest usage and reflects primarily the indoor uses.
Time to Renew Your Town Dog and Cat Licenses!
Licensing is due by 12/31/2013. Contact AJ Enders, Code Enforcement Officer, at 970-535-4477 for more information.
Special Pet Vaccination Clinic and License Renewal
Saturday, December 7, 2013, at Agfinity (Welker and 3rd St), 9:30 am to 2 pm. You will need a copy of the vaccination papers to attach to the pet license application to obtain a pet tag.
Holiday House Decorating Contest
Deadline is Dec. 3. Judging will be on Friday, Dec. 6, 2013. Winners will be awarded at the Holiday Tree Lighting on Dec. 7. Prizes awarded for 1st and 2nd place in Standard Lot size and Large Lot size divisions. There is no cost to enter but you must register to enter. Application forms are available at www.townofmead.org. Contact Janet Torres at 970-535-4477 for more information.
Mead High School Performing Arts Give Back Holiday Concert
Two night Holiday Gala performance featuring nine different performing ensembles to benefit the Town of Mead Food Bank, MHS Angels, and MHS Performing Arts. Thursday, Dec 12 and Friday, Dec. 13 at 6:30 pm in the MHS Auditorium. All concert goers will need a ticket plus a non-perishable food item to get in the door. MHS Angels will host a silent auction prior to the show and during intermission. Adults: $10, Students/Senior Citizens: $5, Children under 5: Free. Tickets available at Mead High School front office or call Pam Long at 720-494-3940.
Town of Mead Open GymSundays Evenings from 5:30p.m.-7:00p.m.At Mead Middle SchoolParticipants under the age of 16 are must be
accompanied by an adult. For more information contact the Town of Mead at 970-535-4477.
Town of Mead Tag Line Contest
The Town of Mead is looking for a new tag line to go along with the new logo. Our current tag line is “A Little Town With A Big Future.” To get your creative thoughts going, we have had a couple of suggestions:
• A Community With A View and A Vision• The Place To BeWe plan on reviewing all suggestions and will
provide the community with a chance to vote on their favorite from the top three to five suggestions. To submit a suggestion, bring it by the Temporary Town Hall, 4155 Mulligan Dr., or send your idea to [email protected] by Monday, December 16, 2013.
2014 Business License Renewals
All businesses, whether home-based or within standalone facilities, should submit a renewal form with the annual $15 fee to the Town by December 31, 2013. Forms can be obtained at Town Hall or by downloading the form at www.townofmead.org under “Licenses & Forms.” Every business licensed in the Town receives a free listing in the Mead Business Directory. The directory is mailed to each resident and to each business located within the Town of Mead. For more information, contact Linda Martin at 970-535-4477.
Mead Food BankHoliday Food Baskets available for pick up on
Saturday, Dec. 14 from 9:30 am to noon. You must call ahead to order your basket. Contact Diane or Laree at 970-535-4439.
Donations of food or money for the Mead Food Bank can be dropped off at the Temporary Mead Town Hall, 4155 Mulligan Dr, 7:30 am to 5 pm, Monday – Friday. Monetary donations should be made payable to the Mead Food Bank and can be mailed to P.O. Box 404, Mead, CO 80542.
Mead RotaryThe Mead Rotary Club meets every Friday morning at
7:00 am at 4311 Hwy 66 (Rocky Mountain Building, just north of the 7-11).
Recent Break-ins and TheftsWe suggest the following to reduce your susceptibility
to thefts:• Lock your cars and home• Never leave your keys in the car• Never leave valuables in view within your car• Close and lock your garage doors• Leave front and rear porch lights on at night
Town of Mead on FacebookThe Town of Mead would love for folks to "like" us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/townofmead
Seniors Activities• The Seniors have the following monthly field trips
and activities, scheduled by Barbara Currie, the Senior Coordinator for the Town of Mead.
• The Seniors exercise class meets on Monday's and Wednesday's from 9:00a.m. to 9:45a.m. at the Town Hall.
• Senior Lunch is held weekly at noon on Thursday at Town Hall. Please call Barbara Currie at 303-678-8531 by Tuesday to reserve a lunch for Thursday. The recommended senior donation for lunch is $3.00 per person.
• The Senior Book Club continues to meet on the third Tuesday of the month. Contact Barbara Currie at 303-678-8531 for information regarding the current selection.
• For more info call Barbara Currie at 303-678-8531.
Mark Your CalendarsDec. 3 – Deadline for Holiday Home Decorating Contest
Entries – 970-535-4477Dec. 4 – Deadline for Parade of Lights Registration, 970-
535-4477Dec. 4 – Mead Area Chamber of Commerce Holiday
z My how the year 2013 has quickly passed. Here we are only a few days from the holidays and New Years. Which reminds me that the town Christmas celebration in on Saturday, December 7. This is one of the signature events for the Town of Mead and is planned and executed by the volunteer Parks and Recreation Committee. For those of you thinking of entering the chili contest…watch out. I am planning one of my special recipes . The parade, with Santa and Mrs. Claus, is shaping up to be a great one and will end at our traditional tree lighting. Don’t miss the bon fire that immediately follows the tree lighting and is at the south end of Main Street.
z Winter in Colorado obviously brings snow and our excellent Public Works Department has prepared the equipment for clearing the white stuff from our roads. We can all give them a hand while we clear our driveways and sidewalks by placing that valuable moisture on our lawns and not in the street. If the snow is shoveled into the street it is just packed down by the cars into a dangerous ice patch that really takes a long time to melt.
z A resident of the Feather Ridge subdivision pointed out a potential deficiency on the Third Street bridge just south of WCR 34.5. Public Works understood the problem and constructed a 10 foot pedestrian guard rail and installed
it. You can see photos of this work on the town web site. This will assure a safer passage along Third Street, particularly for any children riding their bikes to school.
z Along the same lines of protecting our children on their way to and from school the Town Board voted to start construction of a sidewalk/trail from First Street to Third Street along Welker Avenue. This hopefully will shorten the distance to school and give them a safer place to travel without getting into the road bed. You may have noticed the construction of some new flag poles at the Veterans Memorial at the Mead Ponds. Thank you to a significant contribution from the Mead Rotary the Memorial will now sport flag poles so that each branch of the armed services can fly their distinct colors. A wonderful dedication ceremony was conducted for the new flag poles.
z A number of you have asked me about the progress on the town hall renovation. No, it is not moving as fast as we had hoped but by the time you read this the steel should have arrived and been partially erected. That event should usher in the capability to start the outer walls and then things should move quickly from there. Of course once the structure is enclosed there will be work going on inside that will not be visible from the street. I can tell you that your town manager, Dan Dean, and I meet weekly on site with the construction firm.
z This past November election did see a number of adjoining communities raise their tax rates, but definitely not in Mead. This now gives us the economic advantage to attract new businesses, and employment, by having the lowest sales tax rate in the area. The town has issued over 229 business licenses so far in 2013 and it does not stop there. It does give me a great pleasure to welcome a new business to our area by the name of Blue Jet who will be located in the business park. We do have several other businesses that recognize our strategic location and the we are “open for business” moto. We are in active discussions with them.
z As the year draws quickly to a close I want to wish you all a safe and joyful holiday and a Happy New Year. It has been my privilege to serve you this past year and I sincerely thank you for the opportunity. Please drive carefully, particularly when the roads are slick and watch out for the children that might think the roads are a great place to sled.
z If you have any thoughts on how we can potentially improve the town services to you, or you have any other concerns, please communicate with either me or one of your elected town trustees. We will answer your phone calls or emails. As always, particularly at this time of the year, please keep the men and women protecting our freedom in your prayers. Go Broncos and Semper Fi !
Richard Macomber
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Winter Break Getaway for Kids
The Town of Mead Recreation Dept. is offering a day camp for the kids on Dec. 20. Just $15 per child ages 5-12 for the day from 9a to 3p.
Register early for a day at the Camelot Building at 4075 Camelot Cir. Registration deadline is Dec. 18.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year… yet there is so much to be done and the kiddos are out of school already! Drop your children off with us for a fun filled day of games, prizes, holiday crafts, a mug from Pottery Perfection, hot chocolate and snacks, while you have some time to do what you need to do! We must have at least 12 children to run this class. Lunch will be provided.
Application forms are available at www.townofmead.org by clicking on the snowflake. For more information contact Janet Torres at 970-535-4477.
M.A.C.C. Annual Holiday Feast
Once again the M.A.C.C. will be having its Annual Holiday Feast instead of holding a Business-After-Hours Event for the month of December. The Holiday Feast will take place on December 7th from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the home of Lane and Tamie Newby. Invitations will be sent out in November.
Members and guests will need to R.S.V.P. to attend. Those attending the Holiday Feast should bring a side dish or dessert, a signup form will be sent out and posted on the website in November.
Also at the Holiday Feast there will be a White Elephant Gift Exchange. Attendees will need to bring a White Elephant Gift that costs around $25.
For more details on the Holiday Feast, please contact Tiffany Holcomb.
M.A.C.C. Volunteers Needed
The M.A.C.C. is in need of members to assist with the following committess and projects:
• Summer Festival Planning - Plan the details and organize the Summer Festival for 2014
• Outreach Ambassador Committee - Organize date and volunteers to visit businesses in the Mead Area, provide information about the community, the Chamber and answer questions
• NEW Special Event Committee - Thanks to one of the Chamber Board Members, "Cathy Mosciski" the Chamber now has a new idea for a community event. This event is in the beginning stages, a committee will need to be created to organize different aspects of this event including:
The chamber needs your support. If you are interested in assisting please contact Tiffany Holcomb.
Board MeetingsThe monthly Board meetings will now
be hosted at Ranchero's on the 1st Wednesday of each month at 5:30 p.m.
Social Media UpdateGreat 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.
@ The Newby's House (3:00 - 6:00 p.m.) The Holiday Feast will include dinner, dessert, drinks and a gift exchange. Please bring a side dish or dessert and a white elephant gift ($25). For more information please contact the Mead Area Chamber of Commerce.
• December 19th - Downtown Revitalization Committee Meeting (6:00 p.m.)
New MembersThe M.A.C.C. is pleased to announce that the
following organizations have recently joined the Chamber:• Turner Automotive • Long's Insurance Agency, Inc.
Chamber PerksThe M.A.C.C. has many new perks and
benefits to offer members, which include: • Ability to post deals and specials on the
Shop Local Deals page.• 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 and Sponsorship Opportunities
EmbroidMe in MeadOn December 1, EmbroidMe will be
closing the storefront in Longmont. This move has been planned for over a year after it became clear that many of their larger clients simply ordered over the phone. The overhead to maintain a retail storefront simply no longer made sense.
The new company is called the Rosneck Promotion Agency http://www.rosneckpromo.com and will be operated out of the owner, Mark Rosneck's home for the time being. With all the same equipment and capabilities.
Mark has also been asked to do consulting for some of his clients but has been hesitant since he had the storefront to run. This move allows him to take on promotional product consulting engagements for tradeshows and so forth.
If you have questions, please give Mark a call. Rosneck Promotions at 303. 834.0310 or email at [email protected].
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Mead Community Word SearchBy Peggy Blewett ~ Answers on Page M4
Debra from pg. M118 years has a high school secretary. The school had 3200 students…which was the population of Mead at the time of their arrival in 2007.
Debra has been married to her husband David for the past thirty-nine years. Their two grown children live in California. Their daughter is a Physical Therapist and their son is a Police Offi cer with a wife and two sons. One of their many joys in life are spending time with their family and two adorable grandsons.
After the dust settled from the move, the only people Debra knew were
her in-laws. Wanting to get out of the house and meet more people, Debra started her fi rst home based business as an Avon Consultant. Many of her Avon clientele order online but Debra still enjoys offering personal service to other long-time customers from the Mead and Longmont areas. Many of them have been with her from the beginning. Over the years, Avon has changed a lot. They don’t just sell beauty products anymore but also children’s and adult clothing, fragrances, jewelry and house wares!
While working on her Avon business Debra was drawn back into the school district as a substitute for the St. Vrain school district. She serves as a clerical sub at school sites and in the district offi ce. And if that wasn’t enough she was appointed to the Planning Commission for the town of Mead in 2009. Then in 2011, she ran for Town trustee for the town of Mead and won one of the positions. She is also very active with the Mead Chamber of Commerce.
Then in January 2013, she wanted to expand her online business ventures so she started consulting for two additional companies; Thirty-One Gifts and Simply Said Designs.
These types of businesses have enabled Debra to put into practice her motto for life. She says, “I try to live life to the fullest and have learned that it doesn’t matter where you make your home….you will fi nd wonderful and caring people in your community!! You just have to reach out and get to know them!”
Thirty-One Gifts sell exclusive, on-trend, stylish and practical handbags, fashion accessories, totes, and organizing solutions with or without personalization. Their mission is to Celebrate, Encourage and Reward women. Cindy Monroe created the company to provide an opportunity for women to achieve fi nancial freedom, fi nd personal fulfi llment and realize their dreams through becoming successful business owners.
Debra loves to decorate and construct her own creations and Simply Said Designs offered everything she needed. She realized she could help others through her business. Her clients include businesses and individuals. Debra enjoys helping them feel great about what they create for themselves. You can use Simply
Said Vinyl’s on just about everything except the carpet!! Occasionally she offers design classes for those wanting to learn how to apply Simply Said Vinyl’s and take their creations home with them. Simply Said Designs also enables you to create custom treasures using your own photographs or wording. If you would like to see some Simply Said Vinyl’s then stop by Rancheros Restaurant and be sure to notice the tile sign that stands on a display by their entrance. Debra also added the Welcome sign to their door. The owner loved Simply Said so much that she also ordered vinyl for her home and for gifts.
You can fi nd all three of Debra’s home based businesses online. There you can view the catalogs and place your order. With Thirty-One and Simply Said, Debra offers Hostess parties which can be held at the Hostess’ home or wherever you choose. Debra takes care of the invitations and creates a Theme Party of her choice. This is a great way to get ladies together for a fun evening with friends! Catalog parties can also be given by a hostess as well as an Online catalog Party. Parties allow the Hostess to earn rewards and free products depending on how much she sells at her party. Individual Orders are also welcome.
Each month Thirty-One and Simply Said has Customer Specials and Hostess Specials.
The special for the month of December will be:Thirty-One – For every $35 spent November 27 –
December 20th you can get one of 5 styles (Perfect Bottle Thermal, Tote a Tablet, Perfect Pet Leash, Littles Carry-All Caddy and Every-Day Wristlet) for $5.00. Place your order by December 10th to ensure delivery before Christmas.
Simply Said - Purchase a Size B Printed Treasure (SIZES: 11” x 13” Distressed Design-A-Box or 13” x 15” Design-A-Canvas Price: $34.95 - $44.95) and get a vinyl design at Half Price!
So stop by and check out her websites 24/7 www.youravon.com/dbancroft or http://www.mysimplysaiddesigns.com/1503/ or www.mythirtyone.com/debancroft/ or call her at 970-535-0852 or email her at [email protected].
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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 [email protected]. You can also call 303.833.5997 but email is faster!
Santa is Coming to Town!!
Bring your children to sit with Santa. Bring a camera! He’ll be in Mead
on Saturday, December 14, 5-7pm at Western
Meadows Park. Dina Schmitt will be taking pictures too, and she can email them to you if you’d like!
The Mead Area Chamber of Commerce presenting a check for $980.79 to Frank Buck, Athletic Director for Mead High during half time of the Mead vs. Skyline football game. Mead went on
to beat Skyline 38-8. Bill Meier, of United Power, is an active member of the Chamber.
Dina Schmitt,Realtor & Publisher of the Mead Beet303-709-7814
CLASSIFIEDSTHIRTY-ONE GIFTS for you!!! Signature purses, totes, and eye catching storage solutions. Hostess design parties with great deals and rewards! Catalog viewing at www.mythirtyone.com/debancroft/ or 970.535.0852 AVON ~ Order by visiting my online AVON website which is available 24 hours every day at www.youravon.com/dbancroft. Skin care products for entire family. SIMPLY SAID DESIGNS ~ Designs that can be applied to walls, glass, metal, ceramic and even more for that personalized look. www.mysimplysaiddesigns.com/1503/ or 970-535-0852
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Town!!to sit with Santa. Bring a camera! He’ll be in Mead
on Saturday, December 14, 5-7pm at Western
SportsMead Football
...had a fantastic year! Their record was 7-2, their best yet!
Mead High Volleyball...had a great season as well! Qualifi ed for
Regionals this year. Nice work, ladies!
Mead High SoftballAnother great season! Qualifi ed for Regionals.
Way to go!
Mead Cross CountryVery competitive contenders this
season. Go Mavs!
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