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- 1. What is the BLCO? Bridgeport-Lakeport Civic Organization
- 2. •We’re Not a Political Organization •We’re not a Church Organization •We are Not a Business Association •We are Not a Neighborhood Watch Association •We are Not a Parent Teacher’s Association •We are not a Save the River Foundation •We’re Not the Lion’s Club, Mason’s or the VFW or affiliated with any National Organization
- 3. A Very Simple Goal: Help to make our community a better place to live……. We do it by building bridges, crossing roads and bringing interested parties with similar goals together for the common good….. We are a grass roots community organization with a:
- 4. We have a number of projects or activities that we promote, lead or take an active part in…… Some photos that highlight some of our activities follow...
- 5. Project Pride in Action…………….
- 6. Project Pride in Action…………….
- 7. Earth Day…Make a Difference Day…...
- 8. Earth Day…Make a Difference Day…...
- 9. Earth Day…Make a Difference Day…...
- 10. Earth Day…Make a Difference Day…...
- 11. Elementary School Playground Rehabilitated
- 13. We helped create a positive focal point for our community
- 14. And helped bring 2 towns together for the common good
- 15. And had a little party and some fun along the way….
- 16. We moved mountains and pushed reams of paper to make this happen…
- 17. Our Free Summer Concert Series has become part of the Summer Charm in Bridgeport for several years now….
- 18. Youngsters and Seniors alike have enjoyed the hospitality and small town charm we offer..with the help of our sponsors and volunteers from the Fire Department….
- 19. And Yes….. We even raised the standards for Porta Potties in our community……...
- 20. We went Chasing Windmills this summer too...
- 21. We went Chasing Windmills this summer too...
- 22. BRIDGEPORT- LAKEPORT CIVIC ORG. 16th ANNUAL GOLF OUTING SUNDAY, August 15th UNLIMITED GOLF PRIZES GALORE FOOD GALORE WHERE: BROWN’S GREENS Corner PETRIE RD. & Rt. 31 FOOD: DOUGHNUTS & COFFEE 9:00 ‘TIL ? HOT DOGS FROM 11AM TO 1PM STEAK & FIXINGS @ 4PM SODA & BEER DONATION: $30.00 MINIMUM Advanced Sale Tickets are appreciated RESERVE YOUR SPOT NOW BY CALLING Helen Sheldon @ 633-8052 Sue Cady @ 633-5758 or Jackie Manning @ 633-0130 Please support the BLCO at this event with your participation and/or donation. It’s our Single Largest Fundraising Event!! Help Us Help You! Take Pride in Your Community! SUNDAY, August 15th We played golf, ate some food and had a good time raising some money to put back into our community... After a false rain-out We still had a great day!
- 23. After a false rain-out We still had a great day!
- 24. Right at home at Brown’s Greens
- 25. Master Chefs at Work…………...
- 26. Pizza Fritte Fried Dough Concession We help the Fire Dept. and make some Dough $$$$
- 27. Our first float and in our minds a winner…………
- 28. Dressed to win and armed with beads... off to parade we went…. And we were a hit but……….
- 30. Lion’s Club/ BLCO Christmas Party…An Annual Favorite
- 31. Lion’s Club/ BLCO Christmas Party…An Annual Favorite
- 32. So when somebody asks… What is the BLCO? Bridgeport-Lakeport Civic Organization It’s not a simple question or an easy answer…but the theme is recurrent…. “We help make our community a better place to live.”