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September 2006. Is our calendar of activities not up to snuff? Our Chapter lives or dies depending on whether our members live up to good intentions, take the extra step, and volunteer to organize activities. NCC-TU is always in need of volunteers for various ongoing functions. Here are a few specific suggestions:  We need a new Webmaster. Keep up our presence in cyber-space. Gene Gaines, our champion cyber-meister, is also moving on. We need a volunteer to maintain our website and e-mailings. Will train! Work with our kids as the Stream Team Coordinator. This involves organizing and coordinating First Cast, and Trout in the Classroom programs. This is a great opportunity to become involved with our local schools, and grooming our next generation of cold-water conservationists. Lead an outing or teach a clinic. We have several outings planned for this year, but we need new blood! We have a Father’s day outing planned; how about organizing the Mother’s Day outing? Or a casting clinic? Or a fly-tying clinic? No experience is necessary, and we can help you with set up, gear, and materials. Trust me, you can’t go wrong. People are always happy when they learn that little something extra, even if you only learned it five minutes before they did.  Not exactly what you had in mind? Tell us your interests, and we'll find a way for you to make your mark. We are always in need of volunteers to help with conservation projects, casting instruction, fly-tying clinics, outings, and everything else that has kept you coming back. We are investigating several new possibilities for a new project along Little Bennett Creek, for which we need the advice and experience of Members on topics such as erosion, streamside plants, stream-bed improvements, environmental law, easements, etc. No one will be refused. Please step up, and contact NCC-TU at contact@ncc-tu.org |
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