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Rotary News

THE ROTARY REPAIR AND REFRESH STATION FINISHED

Now, when you are at the end of the bike path at Cedar Street
you can fix your bicycle and/or get a refreshing drink thanks
to the Rotary Club of Akron Newstead and WMS Sales in
Clarence Center. The station has been made possible by the
generosity of our local Rotary club and WMS Sales of Clarence
Center and its President Randy Schaefer. Rotary donated the
bicycle repair unit and WMS Sales the state of the art
fountain. WMS is water management specialists supporting
the plumbing, heating and municipal markets. Key to making
the Repair and Refresh Station possible were Rotarians Paul
Muck and Herm Clouse and the Village of Akron.


“The Rotary Club of Akron Newstead President Andy Borden (center) and Treasurer Paul Muck (left) join WMS Sales President Randy Schaefer in dedicating the water fountain on the bike path at Cedar Street.  WMS Sales of Clarence Center generously donated the beautiful fountain.”
Rotary News

ROTARY HAPPENINGS

Rotary is the world’s first service club organization and is dedicated to humanitarian service advocating goodwill and peace around the world and in local communities. There are 30,000 Rotary clubs worldwide made up of 1.2 million members. The Rotary Club of Akron Newstead is one of those clubs.

*A bike repair station was recently donated and installed by the club on the bike path at Cedar Street.

*Speaking of the bike path the bridge just west of Cedar Street received a new coat of paint.
The project was led by long time club member Peter Forrestel.

*In July Andy Borden, an attorney with the Stamm Law Firm in Clarence Hollow, will become the club’s 31 st president. Congratulations Andy!

*The Annual Andrew Bonacore Akron Newstead Rotary Golf Tournament which has been traditionally held in August will not take place this year due to Covid 19. This the largest fundraiser of the club and not holding it could affect the club’s good work. However, a virtual club auction is being worked on for August which has the potential to be a viable substitute for the golf. Our community is invited to participate in this unique event. Specific details will follow.

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Rotary Happenings February 2020

ROTARY HAPPENINGS

(A regular feature of the Rotary Club of Akron Newstead)

Rotary is the world’s first service club organization and is dedicated to humanitarian service advocating goodwill and peace around the world and in local communities. There are 30,000 Rotary clubs worldwide made up of 1.2 million members. The Rotary Club of Akron Newstead is one of those clubs.

*The annual Rotary Pancake Breakfast will be Palm Sunday, April 5 at the Akron
Fire Hall. Proceeds will go to our ACS scholarship program that has helped
hundreds of local students over the years. Make plans now to attend this fun
Spring event.

*The club’s newest members are Leah Bisson of Independent Health and Julie
Pappalardo, founder of “The Newsteader”.

*After a program presentation by Linda McQuiston, local representative of the
non profit organization “Rise Against Hunger”, the club decided it will assist
with their work. “Rise Against Hunger” is an international hunger relief
organization that distributes food and life changing aid to the world’s most
vulnerable.

*We wish Paul Palizay owner of Yogi’s all the best with the expansion into the
Akron House building. At a recent Thursday morning club meeting Paul briefed
members on Yogi’s transition and plans.