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April, 2006 My Fellow Rotarians - Rotary's Global History Fellowship

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District 6440 Histories 2005<br />

1988-1989 – Sara Newell, first woman president for a Rotary club. Annual Senior Citizen Christmas<br />

party. Donated clothes to Pan-Am club for day care school. Held raffle for charities raising $5,000. In<br />

process of second fundraiser for Foundation and matching funds for Paul Harris <strong>Fellow</strong>s.<br />

1989-1991 – Hosted Exchange Student from Brazil and short-term Exchange Student from Belgium.<br />

Hosted summer picnic and holiday luncheon for Barrington Area Seniors. Sponsored Barrington area<br />

clothing drive donating items to Chicago area underprivileged. Raised $7,500 holding reverse raffle for<br />

Rotary charities. Participated in RYLA and in Group Study Exchange with group from Japan.<br />

Sponsored high school student for World Affairs Seminar in White Water, Wisconsin. District 644<br />

Vocational Scholarship program participant; donated 400 seedlings to area schools for Arbor Day<br />

observance. Raised $1,800 sponsoring a pancake breakfast on Memorial Day, donating half of earning<br />

to Roy Wilmering Scout Cabin renovating project.<br />

1993-1994 – <strong>Fellow</strong>ship programs included: Field of Dreams family picnic, progressive dinner.<br />

Community Service: Traveling children’s museum established, provided daffodil bulbs to third graders<br />

in conjunction with Barrington garden clubs, revived Barrington High School Interact Club, and sent<br />

three students to Valley Forge in conjunction with RYLA. One of five service groups sponsoring 4 th of<br />

July celebration, conducted annual Clothes for Kids collection in fall working with elementary and<br />

middle schools, Memorial Day pancake breakfast with Scouts to fund Scout Cabin, Carousel reverse<br />

raffle raising $4,568 for Rotary Maxillofacial surgery fund, Barrington Children’s choir, trees for<br />

Barrington Park District, Children’s Safety Town, Meals with Wheels, and Home of the Sparrow.<br />

International Service for 1993-1994 - Included sponsoring two students to the University of<br />

Wisconsin/White Water work affairs seminar, Mexico surgery project, and Bosnia Children’s Relief<br />

Fund. Also in Vocational Service was a $500 vocational scholarship to a high school senior.<br />

1994-1995 – Club Service included: Progressive dinner, family picnic, initiated “Rotary Ramble”<br />

month when each member attends as many other clubs as possible. Community Service included: Cosponsored<br />

the Long Grove Rotary Club with the Buffalo Grove Rotary Club, “Playground for the Mind”<br />

Children’s Museum continued, daffodil bulbs provided schools’ third graders for spring planting, annual<br />

seniors luncheon and picnic, helped sponsor community’s July 4 celebration, Clothes for Kids collection<br />

in November for Day of Giving in December, Memorial Day pancake breakfast which raised $1,300 for<br />

Roy Wilmering Scout Cabin, carousel reverse raffle discontinued, was sponsoring group for Citizens for<br />

conservation’s annual Planet Earth <strong>April</strong> program, helped sponsor with funds and labor annual Northern<br />

Illinois Special Recreation Association’s spring fishing classic for more than 100 youths with<br />

disabilities, and distributed $9,000 through Barrington Breakfast Rotary Charities, Inc.<br />

International Service included Kobe, Japan earthquake disaster relief fund, supplied Foundation<br />

Scholar’s applications to three candidates, began consideration of Rotary Foundation matching grant for<br />

Dr. Donn K. Branstrator’s Lake Victoria perch research project. Distributed vocational scholarship of<br />

$500 for graduating senior.<br />

1995-1996 - President John Hipsky- Club Service - Membership built to 25. Rotary Ramble suggested<br />

with members attending meetings of other area Rotary clubs. After hours reception for proposed Rotary<br />

members. Resulted in five new members. Club anniversary held <strong>April</strong> 19, inviting former members.<br />

Community Service - Banquet for veterans in recognition of WWII 50th anniversary. Club was the first<br />

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