Tootsie Says
As you may recall from our January newsletter, we had a fun packed summer season with concerts, weddings, August Festival, community programs and much more. Due to COVID, we have canceled most of these events and are in "wait and see" mode for events scheduled later in the fall.
"That being said"
enter COVID creativity! In August, we are planning a really fun virtual event. We will be playing COW PATTIE BINGO in an effort to raise funds for our handicap access project. Use your imagination to figure out what that may entail! Check below for informaion on how to purchase your tickets for this fun goofy event.
COW PATTIE BINGO RULES
- Person must be 18 or older to purchase a ticket and/or win a prize. One ticket per square.
- Player/Ticket holder need not be present to win.
- Player/Ticket holder is responsible for all associated fees/taxes.
- No tickets will be sold after Aug. 11th or when all squares are sold.
- Aug. 13th numbers and names will be
drawn randomly. - Aug. 14th emails will be sent to the ticket holders with their numbers.
- The actual "field of dreams grid" area will be clearly marked with all squares being 3 foot X 3 foot and the area will be protected with a barrier or fence.
- Ticket holders must respect Covid-19 restrictions.
- This event can be watched on YouTube Aug. 15, 2020. Tootsie, the Livermore social distancing cow will be led into the "field of dreams grid" area by an approprpriate handler and let free to roam within the area until a square has been adorned with the dung or the time allotment of 2 hours has expired. At that time the winner will be determined by a drawing. The numbered ticket that corresponds with the numbered square that contains the splat deposit will be declared the winner. In the event of a "Cross Over Plop" the square with the largest portion of poo will be declared the winner. The "poo officials" ( who are not allowed to participate in the rafffle) will determine the results.
- Any disputes or claims must be registered with the judges.
- The results or decision of the "poo officials" will be publicly posted.
- The Livermore Community Hall must post the "Rules" so all participants understand the conduct of the event.
- We are anticipating selling all squares. 1/3 of the profit from the entire sale will be awarded as the prize, and the remaining 2/3 will go to the Livermore Community Club Handicap Access Fund.
- This is a virtual event because of Covid-19 so please join the fun on YouTube Aug. 15, 2020. Thank you so much for your support and GOOD LUCK!
Livermore Community Club Board Members
Cow Pattie Bingo Tickets
$25.00
Here you can purchase you tickets with PayPal or send your check or money order to Livermore Community Hall, % Rene Lee, P. O. Box 53, Livermore CO 80536. Be sure we have an email or phone number to contact you after the square numbers have been drawn.
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LCH Handicap Access
Your Donation is Tax Deductable
Livermore Community Hall is a little know gem in the foothills of Northern Colorado. In 1948 this building was built by the local cattle ranchers and neighboring volunteers for meetings, dances and gatherings of all kinds. Now in 2020 the hall is used for much the same purposes but there is one thing missing, handicap access. There weren’t even restrooms until the 1970’s. For the past 71 years the hall has been a 501c3 operated by a board of volunteer directors. There are no tax dollars to maintain the building so concerts, dances, donations and rentals are the income to keep the hall open and in good working condition. As our population is aging many of our neighbors who were once very involved in our community events are unable to attend events because of a lack of access for them. They miss the community involvement and the community misses their contributions. Many brides and grooms have decided to have their weddings in other locations so all of their family members can attend. We have come to the point of improvement to keep the building accessible for all.
The Jo Story. Jo’s family helped to build the Livermore Community Hall but unfortunately Jo was suffering from Post-Polio and as she aged it was most difficult for her to navigate the stairs at the hall. This kept her from enjoying social events, dinners and meetings. She always was confused why people did not understand the needs of the population she was a part of. Handicap access is needed everywhere. It would mean so much to so many to correct this problem and make it possible for everyone to enjoy the hall and all of its offerings.
The Linn Story. One of the Livermore Community Hall board members that offered so much to the community contracted a debilitating disease but continued to serve as long as he could for the hall. His biggest wish was to see that the hall had handicap access. For all of this community and more we are trying to fulfil Lynn’s wish but we need help to see this project to completion.
The Mary Story. We are so lucky to have wonderful entertainers that will come to our modest and beloved hall for an evening of music and joy. One evening a family brought Mary to hear and meet her favorite singer, storyteller. Mary is confined to a wheel chair but did not realize we were not prepared for her arrival. Many volunteers had to lift her in her chair up the steep stairs to the concert hall for her special evening. You could see the concern in her eyes and it made all of us realize how very important it is to get this fabulous building up to current needs. Mary had an evening to remember for all of us. Handicap access is more important than ever in this time of longer lives and easy transportation.
Not only is the Livermore Community Hall a place for entertainment and communication is has been used as a location for firefighters to rest and eat and for the necessary meetings they must have when there is a large fire they are trying to control. Evacuees also have been at the hall when the fires are too close to their home for comfort. With handicap access we can serve even more of our community needs.
Please consider helping us to make The Livermore Community Hall a friendly place for all. Donate today!
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