April, 2006 My Fellow Rotarians - Rotary's Global History Fellowship
April, 2006 My Fellow Rotarians - Rotary's Global History Fellowship
April, 2006 My Fellow Rotarians - Rotary's Global History Fellowship
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District 6440 Histories 2005<br />
in Coatepeque, Guatemala. To get the ball rolling, we donated $250 and our club budgeted $1,500.<br />
District 6440 matched our donation and so did Rotary International. All together, the project cost was<br />
$7,000. Our president elect, Russell King is a civil engineer that designs septic systems in northern<br />
Illinois. He and his daughter went down to Guatemala on two occasions to inspect work and visit. Our<br />
club sees this as a real hands-on project. There are probably 500 schools in that area that need the same<br />
thing. We see this area as being something that we’ll probably do additional projects for.<br />
Other local community donations go to Home of the Sparrow; McHenry County PADS; RYLA; and<br />
PolioPlus.<br />
June of last year, we donated a rotary park bench to the city of Crystal Lake at the intersection of<br />
Woodstock and Williams streets to coincide with the Centennial. The club worked extensively with<br />
centennial convention, many of our members attended and stayed overnight. We were in the Centenniel<br />
parade and we did the different functions with the Convention. The main one at the field museum we<br />
entertained from 6 to 8 p.m. Thomas McDermott a rotary member and in The Sinful Saints, a Dixieland<br />
jazz band entertained at the house of friendship at McCormack place.<br />
Vocational - We had two scholarships to McHenry County College, which is something we do every<br />
year. We’ve taken in two new members since June. We are working to develop new fundraising ideas<br />
that don’t include raffles or gambling. Something innovative. We had a first-ever Dixieland brunch and<br />
had former district governors that went over really well.<br />
Youth Exchange Activity:<br />
1967-68 - Inbound student was Chris Levinson, Australia<br />
1968-69 - Outbound student was Chris Piper, Australia. Inbound was Mari Haeger, Sweden.<br />
1971-72 - Outbound students were Linda Church, Bolivia and Kim Berringer, France. Inbound was<br />
Sonia Rodriguez, Bolivia.<br />
1972-73 - Outbound student was Nancy Harms, Brazil. Inbound was Cathy Guillaud, France.<br />
1973-74 - Outbound student was Kathy Blaul, France. Inbound was Carlos Andrade, Mexico.<br />
1975-76 - Outbound student was Bill Blaul, Australia. Inbound was Jose Abregu, Argentina<br />
1976-77 - Outbound student was Rick Blue, Australia. Inbound was Cheryl Ritchie, Nova Scotia.<br />
1978-79 - Outbound student was Lori McCall, Japan. Inbound was Harumi Sato, Japan.<br />
1980-81 - Outbound student was Teresa Duffy, Sweden. Inbound was Per Olov Anderson, Sweden.<br />
1981-82 - Outbound students were Mary Ann Fuhler, Japan and Lisa Johnson, Germany. Inbound was<br />
Omar Rivero, Bolivia.<br />
1982-83 - Outbound student was John McCall, Finland. Inbound was Patrick Oetterli, Switzerland.<br />
1983-84 - Inbound student was Harri Rehnberg, Finland.<br />
1984-85 - Inbound student was Sabine Boumgart, Germany.<br />
1985-86 - Outbound student was Craig Bengston, Norway. Inbound was Siri Bergsmo, Norway.<br />
1986-87 - Outbound students were Heather Gilmer, Finland and Sherri Tibetts, Australia. Inbound was<br />
Folker Wergin, Germany.<br />
1987-88 - Outbound students were Katie Caldwell, Brazil and Carrie Cudworth, Brazil. Inbound student<br />
was Sylvie Lehouck, Belgium.<br />
1988-89 - Outbound students were Mary Ann Hansen, Finland and Amy Christensen, Germany.<br />
Inbound was Rhoda Tongko, Phillippines.<br />
1989-90 - Inbound student was Rene Corrales, Mexico.<br />
1990-91 - Inbound student was Jacob Fonss, Denmark.<br />
1991-92 - Outbound student was Bob Wolfe, Switzerland. Inbound was Ilton Queiroz, Brazil.<br />
1992-93 - Outbound student was Ann Prentice, France. Inbound was Waka Yamato, Japan.<br />
1993-94- Outbound student was Casey Wolfe, Brazil. Inbound was Laetitia Grammatico, France.<br />
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