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Crooked Creek Saloon
401 Zerex US Highway 40
Fraser, CO 80442
United States
Fraser, CO 80442
United States
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The Rotary Club of Winter Park-Fraser has named Felicia Muftic as the 2016 recipient of their Service Above Self Award. We will also remember Dr. Michael Muftic, the creator of the award, who passed away this past August.
The award will be presented at the annual dinner being held at Pole Creek Bistro 28 on Sunday, March 13. The festivities will begin at 5 PM with cocktails and dinner at 6 PM with a short program afterward. Tickets for the dinner will be $35 each. Please come and join us for a fun evening. For tickets, contact Steve Radcliffe at ridgecliffe756@gmail.com or 970-509-9678.
This award is presented each year to someone that has made significant contributions to our community. Felicia Muftic is being honored this year for her tireless efforts in service to Grand County over many years. Felicia and her late husband, Michael, have a long history here going back to 1967. They were members of the original Winter Park Resort Association. Felicia is most known for her column in SkyHiNews where she presents a very insightful commentary on current political events. She is an excellent writer and has been involved in politics for over 50 years. Felicia started as a consumer advocate in Denver when she and
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The Winter Park-Fraser Valley Rotary Club rang in the new year with four new Paul Harris Fellows. A person becomes a Paul Harris Fellow after donating $1000 to Rotary International. After three years, 50% comes back to our Rotary District in the form of grants (such as the grant we doing with the Headwater Trails Allilance to rebuild the section of the Fraser to Granby trail damaged by beavers). The remaining 50% goes to Rotary International to fund such programs as worldwide polio eradication. Paul Harris is the founding father of Rotary
Congratulations Shanna Lalley, Roger Hedlund, Robin Wirsing and Philip Vandernail
SAVE THE DATE!
MARCH 19, 2016
This Mountain Town Adventure is back again! The Wipe Out is combination chilly scavenger hunt and wild adventure race that will have you pin balling around the town of Winter Park completing obstacles and challenges of all kinds. Come join us in your best costumes on March 19th for hot cocoa, beer, live music, tubing and 3 hours of adventure for the whole family.
VISIT www.winterparkwipeout.com FOR MORE INFORMATION
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