Here is the letter we received regarding the meeting this coming Tuesday evening.
Hopefully some of you can attend to support the idea as I am sure there will be plenty
of people in attendance to oppose it. Get there if you can.

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To Whom It May Concern:

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will be hosting a meeting on
Tuesday, April 6, 2010, at 6:30 pm at the Harbor Inn, 18522 Harbortown
Road, Monroe City, Missouri.   The topic of the meeting will be the Mark Twain
Lake Water Control Plan, particularly the portion of the plan that deals with
the moderation of lake levels concerning the annual fish spawn.  

The Corps of Engineers thanks you in advance for your attendance at
this meeting.  To RSVP or make inquiries about this event, please contact
the Mark Twain Lake Project Office at 573-735-4097.

Sincerely,
Maggie Queen

Mark Twain Lake Project Office
20642 Hwy J
Monroe City, MO 63456
PH: 573/735-4097
FAX: 573/735-2750
EMAIL: Clara.M.Queen@usace.army.mil

We would like to thank all of the MOGA folks who stopped in here at the resort and also at the Dry Dock. We enjoyed visiting with you all. It was great to see so many of you that didn’t let a little nasty weather ruin your weekend. OK, it was more than a little nasty weather, it was downright brutal out there at times. Still, so many of you kept on going. You are welcome back here any time to find the rest of those caches that you didn’t manage to locate this time around. Hopefully we can see you all again next year along with a little bit warmer weather.

Just a quick note….. we have another unit available if anyone is interested. It is a 4 bedroom house that will sleep 9 people. The price is real good if you need a place to stay. Call Mary here at the resort. So far the weather forecasters are calling for pretty nice weather next weekend so you should have a great event. We are looking forward to all of you.

On Saturday, March 21 the Corp will again be dropping Christmas trees into areas of the lake for structure. Anyone wishing to help can report to the John Spalding Recreation area at 9:00 am. If you can bring a boat that would help, but is not necessary. We will be more than happy if you just bring yourself as the more help we have the easier it will be and the sooner we will get done. Besides the obvious benefits of helping the fish out you will also know where the trees are dropped for future reference. Thats a win-win for sure. Call us here at the resort if you have any questions.

We have gained access to more accommodations for the event in March. They are less than 2 miles from here so are still in an excellent location for this event. Just call or email us for more information.