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    October, 2014

    with a special presentation and workshop. We will meet at the

    Pavilion at 9 A.M. By noon, we will have a better understanding of the river and

    the ecosystem along the banks.

    The Chili/Cornbread Cook-off and Pot Luck Dinner! Contestants for the Cook-

    off should bring their entries to the Pavilion early. Judging begins at 5 P.M. Din-

    ner begins shortly after judging. Everyone should bring side dishes to comple-

    ment the Chili/Cornbread entries! As always, bring your own plates, utensils,

    drinks, etc. (tables, chairs)

    Next Board Meeting

    November 8, 201410 am at Pavilion

    Pumpkin Carving Rules

    Fifth Friday in the Canyon

    Pot Luck Dinner

    Heard School @ 7:00 PM

    October 31, 2014 Bring a dish!

    Neals Lodge in Concan

    Haunted Hay rideOctober 24-25, 2014

    And

    River Rock Rally

    November 7,8, and 9, 2014

    Advance ticket sales

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    Begin the day with an educational workshop suitable for all ages. This is

    an educational seminar designed to increase our awareness and to en-

    courage us to learn more about our river. The Dry Frio River is a small

    part of a larger river system and one of our most precious resources.

    Understanding the surrounding ecosystem and learning how to assess

    the health of our river will help us become better stewards of our river

    and keep the clean water flowing for future generations.

    The three hour workshop is free. We will meet at the pavilion at 9 am.

    There will be a slide show presentation at the Ranch House and a walk-

    ing tour, weather permitting. Two full color field guides will be yours to

    keep. The Nueces River Authority maintains two websites with online

    lessons. (www. nueces-ra.org or www.remarkableriperian.org) All edu-

    cational materials are free but the Nueces River Authority appreciates

    donations to help defer printing costs.

    Sky Jones-LeweyResource Protection and Education Director

    Nueces River Authority

    presents

    Your Remarkable Riparian

    EVERYONE IS INVITED

    zones are ecosystems located along the banks

    of rivers, streams, creeks, or any other water networks)

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    Begin your day with an educational

    seminar designed to increase our

    awareness and to encourage us to learn

    more about our most precious re-

    source. (Water) The Dry Frio River is a

    Members attending the Pot Luck on August 8thenjoyed a

    pleasant evening, good food, and lively conversation. Most

    stayed till well after 9:30 P.M. While the younger children

    played, the adults considered ways to improve the overall Frio

    Cielo Ranch experience. All agreed it was important to contin-ue the Ranch traditions like the Games during the Annual Pic-

    nic, the Fall Festival, pot lucks in the Park. The Park is a

    wonderful, safe place for our children to play and a comfort-

    able meeting spot for everyone. The idea of a pre-Board-meet-

    ing gathering was to find some middle ground, a place to start

    communicating in a non-threatening manner.

    The good news, although the Board of Directors meeting had

    been canceled, twenty or so people came together for more

    than three hours and had a serious, meaningful discussion

    about their hopes for the future of the Frio Cielo Ranch.Although members of the Board were not able to attend the

    August potluck and enjoy neighborly conversation, we hope as

    many as possible will attend the Oct. 18thevents. The day's

    events will provide a great way for owners and Board members

    to get to know one another in a relaxed, informal way.

    We need volunteers to:

    1. Run the Tortilla Toss

    2. Help set up and decorate

    3. Help clean up

    4. Make trophies5. Bring your ideas to the Roundtable discussion!

    Call:

    Blanca Bustamante@ 830-232-5144

    Miranda Benetti@ 830-232-4605

    Denise Musquez@ 830-232-4550

    Or email [email protected]

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    We want to keep in touch with you!CONTACT US [email protected]

    IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SHARE ON

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    SEND US YOUR UPDATED EMAIL AND PHONE NUMBERS,

    If your mailing address has changed, let us know!