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Order Palisade Peaches from the Parker Rotary and support local charities
Posted by: | CommentsEveryone knows the best peaches in the whole world are from Palisade on the Western Slope of Colorado, but it is four hours from Denver so if you want to buy in bulk you have to drive yourself down there. For the second year in a row, the Parker Rotary Club is doing the driving for you.
“The Parker Rotary Clubs are pleased to be partnering with Parker Adventist Hospital, Parker Hospital Foundation, the hundreds of Parker Chamber of Commerce companies and Joy Lutheran Church to raise money for the Trio Breast Cancer facility at Parker Adventist Hospital and Parker Task Force.”
Peaches By the Box
Your hand picked peaches can be ordered in the following quantities:
* 18 lb Box (Approximately 38 to 42 peaches) for $30
* 10 lb Box (Approximately 18 to 20 peaches) for $23
* Delivery is available for $10 per box
$5 per box will go directly to the Charity you select. 1. The Trio Breast Center, 2. The Parker task Force, 3, Rotary (All proceeds will support Community Projects)
You can order your peaches online today by clicking here.
All major credit cards are accepted or instructions for paying via check are also included.
You can elect to either pick up your peaches on August 28, 2010 12 – 2 p.m. at:
Lifetime Fitness Parking Lot (MAP)
(Across from Parker Adventist Hospital)
9250 Crown Crest Blvd.
Parker, CO 80138
or for an additional $10 you can have them delivered to you. Deliveries will be scheduled for the afternoon on Saturday, August 28 and Sunday August 29.
The Parker Rotary Clubs
Cherry Creek Valley Rotary Club of Parker – www.CCVRotary.org
Rotary Club of Parker – www.ParkerRotary.org
You might say, “I can’t use a whole box of peaches for just my family!” but they bet you can. There are so many things you can enjoy peaches with.
* Peach Pie
* Peach Cobbler
* Peach Jam
* Grilled Peaches
* Sliced up in a glass of champagne
* Sliced over cereal, ice cream, with other fruit
* Standing over the sink and eating one after the other. (It’s hard to stop once you get started).
Freezing peaches is actually very simple as well. Just slice them and stir with a bit of sugar and lemon juice. A video below will walk you through the easy steps.
Things to do this weekend in Parker CO July 29-August 1 2010
Posted by: | CommentsThings are busy in the Town of Parker this weekend with two fund raising events and one just for fun event.
July 29, 30 & 31 – Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. everyone is invited to come and enjoy over 70 local thespians perform The Music Man at the Parker United Methodist Church. All proceeds from the $10 admission go directly to the Parker Task Force.
July 30 & 31 – Friday and Saturday night join with your friends and neighbors for the July Wine Walks in Olde Town Parker Colorado. $10 cash buys you a commemorative sampling wine glass and tickets to taste wine at the participating businesses along Mainstreet and Victorian. The wine walk runs from 5-8 p.m.
July 31 & August 1 – Saturday and Sunday marks the annual Parker Relay for Life sponsored by the American Cancer Society. Support your favorite team for this important fund raising event to fund research for cancer cures.
Sundays now through September don’t forget the Parker Farmers Market on Mainstreet
Lots of indoor movie entertainment this weekend in Parker to either escape the heat or the rainstorms, whichever decide to plague you on another typical July day in Colorado.
AMC has weekday getaway value pricing on blockbuster movies for the budget minded. All movies are half price all day Monday through Thursday and before noon on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Not valid for weekday openings and holiday periods.
AMC 20 Mile Village 10 (formerly Kerasotes)
18625 Stage Run, Parker, CO, 80134
(303) 840-2695
1hr 49min – Rated PG-13
Comedy, Animated – PG
9:40a 12:00 2:50 5:30 8:10 10:10
Inception Q’s Review
Science Fiction, Thriller – PG-13
9:00a 1:30 3:10 4:55 8:30 9:40
Toy Story 3
Animated, Children – G
9:20a 12:10 2:40 5:15 7:45 10:15
Ramona and Beezus
Comedy, Adventure – G
9:30a 12:25 3:-00 5:40 8:15pm
Salt Q’s Review
Thriller, Action – PG-13
12:15 2:45 5:20 8:00 10:40
The Sorcerer’s Apprentice – Q’s Review
Comedy, Adventure, Fantasy – PG
11:30am 2:15 5:00 7:50 10:30pm
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse
Romance, Thriller – PG-13
12:20 6:40pm
Knight and Day
Comedy, Adventure, Action – PG-13
10:45pm
See the Parker Movie Examiner Review’s by Nathaniel “Q” Quintana
Parker Relay for Life® this July 31 Salisbury Park
Posted by: | CommentsCancer affects everyone across the United States. The residents of Parker Colorado have organized teams in the Relay for Life® to help raise money to fund research to help find a cure and support those who are cancer survivors.
In this relay, teams participate and walk for a full 24 hours in support of loved one’s, family or community members. 227 participants on 28 teams have raised $36,483.84 for the American Cancer Society. Way to go Parker!
There are three ways to participate and three ways to donate to this local event in Parker.
3:00 PM July 31 – 8:00 AM August 1, 2010 at Salisbury Equestrian Park
- Start a Team
- Join a Team
- Participate as a cancer survivor
- Donate to a Participate
- Donate to a Team
- Donate to the Event
As of Thursday July 29th, the following teams are leading the pack.
1 – Team Nelnet ($3,769.00)
2 – Poulson’s Posse ($2,437.23)
3 – Carolyn’s Angels ($2,390.00)
4 – Curves Chicks Fight Back ($2,340.00)
5 – Chicks for a Cure ($2,310.00)
The Parker Academy of Martial Arts is walking in memory Gerald Lynford Gunter and had a goal of raising $2000. The owner, his family, staff and martial artists are extremely happy to have met and exceeded their goal.
Many of the employee’s of the Town of Parker are participating as well on the Tiki Troop. You can see their progress here.
If you are interested in donating or participating please click the links above or if you have further questions contact the event coordinator Catherine Mosier at catsparkerrfl@mac.com
Relay for Life 2010
The Music Man a community theater production in Parker Colorado
Posted by: | CommentsParker United Methodist Church presents Meredith Willson’s “The Music Man”
The citizens of Parker, Colorado are in for a treat as they meet the citizens of River City, Iowa. The team of Kim Moore, director and Kurt Stroman, music director are combining their time and considerable talent to produce this community production as a fundraiser for the Parker Task Force.
Performance dates: Performances are July 29, July 30, and July 31 at 7:30 PM.
All tickets are $10 each. (also available at the door). All proceeds from the show will benefit the Parker Task Force.
Please bring a can of food for the Parker food bank and receive a free concession item during intermission.
Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased and picked up at the church office. (MAP)
The Music Man is an American musical classic, following fast-talking traveling salesman Harold Hill and his visit to River City, Iowa where he meets and falls in love with the willful, spinster librarian, Marian Paroo. With his word-a-second style, “Professor” Harold Hill convinces the town to adopt his revolutionary music program, “The Think System”, or face the moral decline of the youngsters of River City. Chaos ensues as Hill’s credentials are questioned and he is forced to prove himself to the citizens of River City.
Many members of this cast have been working together for years so if you’ve attended community theater in Parker in the past you’ll see quite a few familiar faces among the mom’s and dad’s of River City and lots of new faces among their children.
Director Kim Moore is really excited by being able to have entire families enjoy this theater experience together. Ms
Moore is known from her many years as the theater teacher at Ponderosa High School for the past 20 + years. She retired from teaching recently but after a short time she realized her love of theater and children was calling her back and PUMC is happy to see her return for the long time tradition of summer community theater.
Kurt Stroman is most likely the most popular high school teacher in town with his Legend High School Choir hitting 300 members for the 2010-2011 school year. He always brings his own style of music direction and fun to any production. He is also known for starting the Douglas County Childrens Chorale and is the Music Director at Parker United Methodist Church.
Steve Coleman is extremely happy to be taking the stage back in PUMC. He is currently a student at St. Olaf College and is studying to become a Technical Theatre educator, hopefully for his own alma mater, Ponderosa High School. Steve has played a variety of roles (Gaston, Mr. Wickham, & Aslan to name a few) but is glad to take on the challenge of learning what this show has to offer. He would like to thank God for all the people that make this town worth returning to, many of whom are in this cast. “A special thanks to ‘The Moore’ for dragging me down with her,
and the Stanley’s for keeping me afloat. I love you guys!”
Nathan A. Smith is playing the role of Harold Hill. He is immensely grateful for the opportunity to again work with the incredibly dedicated and talented people involved with Parker UMC Musical Summer Theater. The Music Man is Nate’s third production here at Parker UMC and he’s looking forward to many more. This production will be especially memorable for Nathan because for the first time, he and his son James will be performing together. “Working with your own kids, your friends and their children is exceptionally rewarding. What a great experience this is to share with friends and families.
Ryan Templeman is 7 years old and has had several roles in past PUMC productions this being his first lead.
He is adorable as Winthrop.
Clay Russell is no stranger to the stage and you’ll remember him as Tevye from Fiddler on the Roof, Max from the Sound of Music, Godspell, and Oliver. In this production he plays Mayor Shinn.
Sonja Parson has been a player with the PUMC community theater in several productions and is back again as Mrs. Eulalie Shinn. Sonja enjoys dabbling in acting now and then. This has been a fun role for her. She currently teaches middle school theatre arts, and has been acting and directing for over thirty years now. She would like to thank her family for their continued support.
Holly Longmore has been doing productions with Ms. Moore for 16 years, the first being as an orphan in Oliver at age 4 and the last being her portrayal of Madame’ Thenardier in Les Miserables at Ponderosa High School. She’s gone on to major in musical theater at Mesa State College with Main State leading rolls such as Ulla in The Producers and Riff Raff in The Rocky Horror Show. Her dream is to sing, dance and make people laugh on Broadway.
Elizabeth Stanley is excited to be back in her 5th Parker UMC Musical Theatre production, working alongside her husband, Teig Stanley and her son Casimir. She holds a B.A. in Music Performance from the College of Music at CU-Boulder. After college she won the role of Susannah with the Denver Opera Company’s production of Susannah. She then took time off to marry and have children. This fall begins a new adventure of teaching Spanish and French through music, at Little Blessings Preschool at Parker UMC. She gives thanks to God, her awesome husband, her beautiful children and her parents for all their love and support.
Bob Kresl, the tall bass in the barbershop octet and Mr. Grogan (Amaryllis’ dad), is a semi-retired engineer. He sings in the PUMC choir and the XY Zingers to praise the Lord and for fun and fellowship. He loves the music and dialogue of The Music Man and signed up to be in the barbershop octet. He says, “It’s really exciting to work with these talented people. Now, they’re having me do some choreography stuff – I hope I don’t fall down!”
Paula Sayler started performing in high school with the Show Choir and continued with her studies at the University at Buffalo. There she was involved in several productions; The Magic Flute, Albert Herring and Dido and Aeneas, among others. Paula enjoys singing with the PUMC choir, and is excited to be working with the talented cast and crew of The Music Man.
Kristi Hoopes joins the cast as Gracie Shinn. Kristi has played the lead role, principal role and supporting role in several community theater productions. A few you might recognize her from are: A Midsummer Nights Dream, Pronto and the Lone Stranger, Spirit of a Christmas Carol, “Annie” the Broadway musical, The Wizard of Oz, The Li
Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe and Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat.
Darcy Dahley is a technical writer by trade and is making his stage debut playing the part of Jaycee Squires, a member of the River City School Board. Having grown up on a farm outside of Mason City, Iowa, the location that Meredith Wilson chose for the setting of The Music Man, this musical is a personal favorite of his. Darcy is excited to be performing with his son, Kolbin, who plays Jaycee Squire’s son, an enthusiastic member of the River City Boy’s Band.
THE FOLKS OF RIVER CITY
Mr. Simon Noodles Jamie Tischart
Mrs. Noodles Karen Suppes
Melody Noodles Kenzie Firkus
Anna Hadley Schmidt
Samantha Emma Tischart
Arabella Kaylah Tischart
Tommy Colter Schmidt
Mr. Oliver Hix, Owner of River City 1st National Bank Harry Smith
Maddie Madeline Schroeder
Hannah Hannah Smith
Karlee Karlee Bumgarner
Foster Foster Garrett
Matt Mathew Goodrich
Mr. Douglas Nelson Doug Tollin
Mrs. Ruth Nelson Ruth Tollin
Luci Luci Tollin
Samantha Sammy Alcock
Sophie Peyton Fleming
Elisabeth Becky Holcomb
Rebecca Rebecca Schulte
Constable Parker Locke Todd Bakken
Mrs. Locke Susan Allen
Rusty Taylor Bakken
George Caleb Bakken
Parker Todd Bakken
Lissy Kathleen Gibbens
Sally Raechel Karas
Mr. Ewart Dunlop Michael Pinkerton
Mrs Maud Dunlop Jan Clinger
Zachary Jacob Pinkerton
John David Pinkerton
Avary Avary Brown
Missy Andi Kni
Sydney Sydney McQuarrie
Suzy Chelsea Clinger
Mr. Djilas Bob Parker
Chloe Djilas Melanie Cannioto
Tommy Djilas Charles Allen
Mr. Milo Toffelmier Milo Eckles
Mrs. Millie Toffelmier Gelene Springston
Margaret Emily Ferguson
Emily Maggie Koons
Mrs. Paroo Susan Pearson
Marian Paula Sayler
Mr. Jacey Squires, Owner of River City Livery Stables Darcy Dahley
Mrs. Squires Julia Jacober
Jacey Jr. Kolbin Dahley
Abigail Addie Vaughan
Annabelle Elisabeth Banisch
Jane Cassie Bennett
Lydia Heather Templeman
Ben James Smith
Gracie Kristi Hooopes
Zaneeta Gabrielle Mann
Mr. Adams Robert Pieron
Mrs. Adams Kelsey Hill
Jayne Kiri Jacobsen
Grace Britt Jacobsen
Emma Sasha Barnett
Ellie Crystal Clinger
Will Kendall Clinger
Mr. Olin Britt, Owner of the River City Gazette Ron Wyckoff
Mrs. Mollie Britt Leah Wyckoff
Band Leader Britt Casimir Stanley
Lulu Rachel Bell
Bobbie Sue Danielle Kudelka
Mr. Grogan Bob Kresl
Mrs. Britt Barbara Fedak
Amaryllis Katie Clinger
Charlie Steve Coleman
Marcellus Washburn Teig Stanley
Zuma’s Rescue Ranch Event TONIGHT July 12 2010
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Heart Core Media is producing an amazing video about Cause Marketing at Zuma’s Ranch… Everyone is invited to join them on July 12th to experience the MAGIC of Zuma’s Rescue Ranch.
Zuma’s mission is to pair at risk children and families with rescue horses. Together, with the help of Equine Assisted Experiential Learning we will teach both horse and child how to live, love and trust again.
Come join us and watch lives transform… including your own. We will end the evening with a powerful drum circle on the most sacred part of the ranch. I promise you will never experience anything like this.
Directions to Zuma’s Rescue Ranch Click Link Below
http://www.zumasrescueranch.com/2162.html
COME PREPARED TO GET DIRTY!
SEE YOU ALL ON THE 12th of July!
Zuma’s Rescue Ranch (located at the American Sport Horse Stables)
7745 N. Moore Rd.
Littleton CO, 80125
www.zumasrescueranch.com
Email- info@zumasrescueranch.com
Phone- 303-346-7493
Fax- 720-344-8971
Directions from the north
Take I25 to the Santa Fe Exit, south to Titan Pkwy. go west 1.6 miles to Moore Rd. go south 2 miles, we are on the west side of the road.
Directions from the south
Take I25 north to HWY 85, the (Littleton exit), take HWY 85- 18 miles to Titan Pkwy Exit go west 2 miles to Moore Rd. Go south 2 miles we are on the west side of the road.
Horse Rescue with Equine Assisted Experiential Learning













