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District 6950 Convention - 2005-2006
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Citrus County Clubs
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Rotary International President Carl-Wilhelm Stenhammar
Visit to District 6950, Aug 2005
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Left to Right
Doug Lobel, Pres. Inverness; David West, DG 6950; Carl-Wilhelm
Stenhammar, Rotary International President
Paul Slosberg, PDG; Roger Proffer,
Pres. Kings Bay;
Mark Pickett, Pres. Crystal River
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Rotarian Hugh McElvey Donate Property for Habitat for
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The Kings Bay Rotary Club
has teamed up with Seven River Regional Medical Center to provide
help to Habitat For Humanity of Citrus County. Hugh McElvey and his
wife Debbie donated property in DeRosa Village for a Habitat
house and the hospital donated $1000. Rotary club members will
provide manpower to help build the house. Pictured from the left are Kings
Bay Rotary board member Hugh McElvey, director, laboratory and
respiratory therapy service, Seven Rivers Medical Center; Amy
Kingery, Seven Rivers community relations coordinator;
Lorna Nimmo, executive director of Habitat For Humanity of
Citrus County; Norm Peterson, president of Habitat For Humanity
of Citrus County; Bob Boleware, president of Kings Bay Rotary
Club; David McCormack, Seven Rivers CEO. |
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Clean Up Copeland Park
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The King's Bay Rotary
has initiated a program for recognizing local citizens for
their outstanding contributions to the community. The club
recently presented an award to two couples who had the courage
to take a stand against drug dealers in the Knight's Addition
of Crystal River, also known as Copeland Park. The Weavers and
the Hampton's organized a Take Back the Park March, in
partnership with the Citrus County Sheriff's Office.
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The following night
both families had the tires of their personal vehicles slashed
by street thugs in reprisal. Undaunted, they started a monthly
Picnic in the Park for neighborhood residents and supporters
from throughout the community. They also held a subsequent
march. The Kings Bay Rotary salutes their courage! From the
left are Sandy & Maxine Weaver, Herb & Barbara Hampton, and
Kings Bay Board member Jim Farley.
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