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Home My WebLink About740774 O VACANCY COMMITTEE DECEMBER 12, 1974 6:45 P.M. Meeting was called to order by Mr. Glen Anderson, at 6:45 P.M. , Thursday, December 12, 1974. After a brief discussion Mr. Brown made a motion that in case of any vacancies no candidates that were defeated during-the election, be considered to fill the' vacancy. The motion was seconded by Mr. Schissler. The motion passed. Mr. Anderson suggested that the three candidates be presented before the entire Commission. All members agreed. The Meeting was adjourned at 7 :00 p.m. pem 1071* December 13, 1974 Mr. Willis E. Rosenoff Rt 1 Box 620 Ft. Lupton, Colorado Dear Mr. Rosenoff : You are one of the people being seriously considered to fill the vacancy on the Home Rule Charter Commission, from District 2. We would like to have you present at our next meeting. The Commission members would like to know you better and learn more about your thoughts and opinions. The meeting will be held Thursday, December 19, 1974, at 7 :30 p.m. , in the County Commissioners' office, on the second floor of the new Public Health Building, just east of the Weld County Hospital. Respectfully, Glen Anderson pem cc : Mrs. Marge Easton P. 0. Box 158 Frederic, Colorado 80530 RESUME OF WILLIS E. ROSENOFF AGE: 44 MARITAL STATUS : Wife - Sara I. Children: Roslyn K. and Carol ages - 15 & 17 Lived in Veld County 42 Years. Two years U.S. Army Communication Chief Farmed in Weld County 18 years. Presently operates with brother 3000 acres west of Ft. Lupton Past President Weld County Farm Bureau Past District Chairman of Colorado Farm Bureau - Larimer, Boulder and Weld Counties. Past Master of Fort Lupton Lodge No. 119 Member of Colorado Consistory No. 1. Member and serves on Bishop' s Committee at St. Andrews Episcopal Church, Fort Lupton, Colorado. RESUME c .F M_ARGE EA.STON NA\IE: Marge Easton (Mrs. Richard) 157 2.nd st. F_cdericl:, Colo. MARITAL STATUS: Husband Dick is assistant to the General Manager, Colorado Rural Electric Assn. , Denver Two Children: Andrew, 15; Christopher, 9 • • EDUCATION: Educated in Pueblo schools. Graduate of Central High School, 1949 B.A. degree University of Colorado, 1953, Cam Laude in Journalism Minors in Political Science and English EMPLOYMENT: Currently self-employed as publisher/editor of weekly newspaper, • The Farmer and Miner, based in Frederick. Newspaper is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Easton. The newspaper is they legal paper for the Towns of Frederick, Firestone, Dacono and Eric as well as several fire and sanitation districts. The paper was Purchased in 1965, and since that time Mrs. Easton has regularly attended town board meetings of all four towns. She also helped to organize a Tri-Town Planning Commission. 1964- 1969 Co-owner Broomfield Star and Lafayette Leader newspp.Pers. Acted as business manager and reported city council and school board meetings. Lafayette is a home rule charter city. 1960- 1964 Free lance public relations work for such firms as Kostka and Associates and Sik.i1 Green Stamps Zone Writer Denver Post for Littleton area Arapahoe County coordinator for American Cancer Society Fund Drive 1953- 1959 News Editor Littleton Independent and Arapahoe Herald • During this period the City of Littleton adopted a Home Rule Charter. 1951- 1953 Employed by University of Colorado as Student Director of Freshman Women's Dormitory OTHER ACTIVITIES Colorado Press Assn. Legislative tive Committee as ITICrnber of . iiocom:::ttce doing intensive study on publication laws in home rule charters Weld County Press Association • --...._---- - _------ ZL) _.. ------- --.._- _ -_-- Youth activities have included helping to direct tours of young people to Washington, D. C. , for Col , .ado Rural Electric Assn. and directing queen pageants for sal. ,:.uization; church youth work; and Parent Teacher Association. AWARDS ETC. One of two persons to whom Tri Area Volunteer Ambulance dedicated its new building Winner of 1959 King Fellowship to University of Colorado RESUME OF DEAL L. CLAMBER Born in Longmont, Colorado Lifetime resident of Weld County Married Three children Kendall - Sophomore at Colorado School of Mines Randall - Senior at Longmont High School Andrea - Sophomore at Longmont High School Graduate of Longmont High School Engaged in farming and a cow-calf operation on self-owned 160 acre farm in the southwest corner of Weld County Member of First Lutheran Church, Longmont 'Past member of the church council Past president of Churchmen Past chairman of Property Committee Past member of Longmont Co-operative Association Board Sirloin Club - member Colorado Cattle Feeders Association - member Boulder County Farm Bureau Past board member Elks B.P.O.E. #1055 weld County Republican Precinct committeeman #8901 Past member of the Weld County ASC Committee - Mead Community President of the Adult Chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes RESUME OF WILLIS E. ROSENOFF AGE: 44 • MARITAL STATUS: Wife - Sara I. 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