| ARCHIVE
PHOTOS
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| General
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Exchange student Emi Marquet (center) poses
with host parents Rick (left) and Beth Crosset. |
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New member Ryan Kuro (left) and
his sponsor, John Vigezzi. |
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Highway 136 is a little cleaner thanks to
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efforts of this trash cleanup crew. |
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Chris Sutton (right) prepares to extinguish
Kay Norton's cooking. |
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| New member Jason Riley and Past President
Eric Moe. |
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(Need name) and Don Norton have fun
working at the Maple Syrup Festival |
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Susan Moore (left) introduced friend
Sharon Larson to Rotary. |
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| New president John Vigezzi presents past
president Eric Moe with a plaque commemorating his service. |
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| Noon Club member Dennis Danowski
promotes Rotary's literacy partnership
with the St. Louis Cardinals. |
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| Burt Witthuhn-the "Bridge Builder"
and a founding club member. |
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| President Eric Moe (left) with Loaves and
Fishes director Bob Bowen. |
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| Forrest Robinson (left) and Chris Sutton
get in the Christmas spirit to help the Salvation Army. |
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| The 2007-08 Centennial Club officers. |
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| District Governor Nominee Richard Passmore,
left, and Club President Eric Moe, right, thank Club Secretary and
Charter Member Burt Witthuhn for his extraordinary service. Burt and
his wife, Pat, also a Rotarian, are moving from the Macomb area. |
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| District Governor Nominee Richard Passmore
extends congratulations to Kay and Don Norton, who were recently named
Paul Harris Fellows. |
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| Exchange student Emi Marquet enjoys free
time with host family Danny Terry and Michelle Barclay. |
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Club President Eric Moe welcomes new member
Greg Van Fleet. |
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| Lola Lucas, with the Illinois Department
of Employment Security, spoke to the club about workforce career information
resources, particularly for young people. The Centennial Club's Vocational
Committee is working with Macomb Junior High School staff this year
to present these materials to students there. |
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| Centennial Morning Club President Eric Moe celebrated
the visit of our Rotary Exchange student Aglaia with District Governor
Dick Robinson. The club celebrated its first year on June 1. |
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| New board members |
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| New member Kathleen
Barclay |
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Rotary puts up flags
of love
in Chandler Park |
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| First Year Celebration
- 23 guests were present with 32 members at the first year celebration
at the Old Dairy. |
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District Execs
- Several District Governors and Club Presidents, past and future,
were on hand to celebrate the club's first anniversary. They include
(seated left to right) Nye Bouslog and Harold Camp, (standing left
to right) Dick Robinson, Chuck Farrar, Eric Moe, Eric Dolbeare,
Dr. Richard Passmore, Father Ed Den Blaauwen and Ron Riggins. |
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| Aglaia's parents visited
the Macomb Centennial Morning Club in May. From left; her parents,
Aglaia, Jim and Jan Lucie of Macomb and President Eric Moe. |
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| Rotary Exchange student
Kathleen Barclay and her mother Michelle |
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| New member Christy
Moe |
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| Al Waters and new
member Jon Mohr |
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| Rotary Service: Removing
the trees and lights at Wesley Village |
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| New member Paula Wise |
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| Aglaia is living with
Host Family Robin and Todd Russell. |
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| District Governor
Keith Lape from Jacksonville is introduced to the Centennial Morning
Club by Honorary Member Richard Passmore. |
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| The
Centennial Morning Club Welcomes Aglaia-
our student from France! Aglaia is pictured here with Board Member
Susan Moore of
International Service. |
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| Visiting
Rotary members from Russia were treated to breakfast at the Old
Dairy in Macomb as they exchanged discussions with the Macomb Centennial
Morning Club. |
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Helping the
Western Illinois Museum set up its Boy and Girl Scouts display was
the clubs first service project. |
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Old Dairy-
Home of the Centennial Morning Club meetings every Thursday at 6:50am. |
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The
Centennial Morning Club joined the Macomb Noon Club to celebrate
100 years of Rotary International. The Morning Club presented new
members at the event. |
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Service
Projects
House Fix Up For National Guardsman. |
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Habitat
For Humanity Project. |
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Adopt-A-Highway. |
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"Battle
of the Books" where Rotarians read to second graders at Lincoln
School. Monica Iverson is pictured reading on the left and Wally
Holt on the right. |
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Happenings
Setting Up for the Ice Cream Social at Wesley Village. |
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International
Experience. Before the parade during the International meeting in
Chicago, members of clubs from around the world gathered near the
Macomb High School Marching Band to exchange pins and talk about
their local clubs. |
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Flags.
The Rotary International Parade in Chicago kicked-off with a parade
of flags of Rotary countries. |
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Dennis
Iverson. Dennis Iverson of the Macomb Noon Rotary Club thanks Centennial
Morning Club members for their participation at the Rotary booth
during Heritage Days 2005. More than $9,000 was raised before expenses
during the event. |
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Charter.
Here it is! The Macomb Centennial Morning Club is officially chartered
by Rotary International. |
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Charter
Presentation. On his last day as District Governor, Eric Dolbeare
presents the Charter to Centennial Morning Club Secretary Burt Witthuhn. |
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