| Brad
Anderson, Dick Levin, Ann Nathan, Joseph Hurley, Steve Sherman, Richard
Davies, Debra Winters, and Sreekala Bajwa.
New
Paul Harris Fellows
Clay
Edwards; and Ted and Patsy Brewer's grandson, Scott Roberston.
More
Donations
$750
to the M & N Augustine Foundation
$300
to the Don Reynolds Boys and Girls Club
$500
to the NWA Free Health Center
$500
to Habitat for Humanity of Washington County
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Jun
17: ROD John
Threet presented Judge William Storey, who spoke about the 100%
over the last 12 years increase in serious felony crimes in Washington
and Madison Counties, attributed to the increase in population, higher
rates of drug use, and an increase in law enforcement officers. While
the Judge didn't offer a solution, he does believe the Drug Court is effective.
June 24:
ROD John Threet
introduced Captain Frank Johnson, Fayetteville Chief of Police, who. will
bring the following changes to the department: 1) become proactive, not
reactive; 2) improve relationships with citizens; and 3) rethink the relationship
between the PD and the Criminal Justice System.
July 1:
A new fiscal Rotary year: Special thanks to Marsha Payne and Jill Gibbs
for their hard work. The last fiscal year raised $6,577 in birthday contributions.
Our goals for the upcoming year are 1) The Centennial Project, 2) Each
member bring in 1/2 a member, 3) Contribute $100 to the Rotary Foundation,
and 4) Get to know your fellow club members better.
July 8:
District Governor Gerald Harp told us the ways to increase the quality
of our lives: 1) Attend an RI convention, 2) Eradicate Polio, 3) Contribute
$100 to RF to end warfare permanently, 4) Fund water projects, 5) Bring
in 1 new member every 5 years, 6) End illiteracy, 7) Fund operations for
the soon-to-be-blind, 8) Get involved the Family of Rotary, 9) Use PR
for Rotary, 10) RI Credit Card, 11) Billboards, 12) Eat less, 13) Become
a Level One Donor, & 14) Become a RI benefactor.
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July
22: Centennial
Project with Geoff Oelsner, Kimberly Gross, and Grace Lapetina
Clark,
We Shall Miss You
It is
with great sorrow that we mark the passing of one of our club's dearest
and most generous members, Clark McClinton. We shall always remember his
smile and kind words. Clark was both a Past President of our club and
a past District Governor of District 6110. He was also our club's only
Major Donor to the Rotary Foundation. Clark passed away on Saturday, July
10, three months after his wife, Marie, passed away. He had a full and
wonderful life and left behind a legacy and memories we all will treasure.
Goodbye, Clark, you were very loved here. |
