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Willow United
Methodist Church
36925 Willow Rd.
New Boston, MI 48164
Tuesday 6:30 PM
Voicemail: 734-753-9184
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President
Greg Graham
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Vice President
Bill Wiley
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Treasurer
Kathy Cerni
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Secretary
David Kuykendall
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| The Winners Are... |
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 Congratulations to Chuck Owens from Taylor, MI. Chuck won the 2008 Harley-Davidson motorcycle and trailer with his winning ticket # 09981.
Congratulations to our winners and thank you to everyone who supported us this year. We will be continuing our raffle next year with a new 2009 Harley and trailer so look for us.  Carrie Houghton from Clinton won $2,000.00 with her second place ticket # 18793. Pictured is Carrie, her husband Mike and Vice President Bill Wiley.
Al Lindsay won third place price of $1,000.00 with his ticket # 14064.
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| Sara Nietupski's Rotary Four Way Test Essay |
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 Sara recieved a cash prize of $250.00 for her outstanding runner-up essay for the Rotary Four Way Test Essay Contest. Rotary congratulates Sara on a wonderful job. If you like to read her essay click here.
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| Landing the Black Hawk |
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 The Huron Township Rotary was proud to host a visit for the student of Renton Jr. High by a Black Hawk helicopter from the Army National Guard. In appreciation for their raising more than $2300 for our Goodfellows effort, the students were invited out to the athletic field as the Black Hawk landed. Close, hands-up opportunities, along with questions and answers were highlights of the visit.
The students raised the money by selling specialty items through their school store, just prior to Christmas.
One of the high school math teachers is currently on military leave and was instrumental in making the arrangements for the visit. On a previous visit, she flew the helicopter to the campus for her former high school students.
The Rotary was proud to host the visit, and we are very proud of the kids at Renton who so willingly gave to the Goodfellows cause. In addition to the donation of money, the students also provided a large amount of can goods to be placed in the baskets of the needy families within the township.
See the photos...
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| What's Happening with Rotary |
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 March 11, 2008
David Carpenter, former District Governor for Rotary District 6400, conducted the induction ceremony for Huron Township's newest member Mark Buttignoli. The weekly dinner meeting at the Willow United Methodist Church was the setting for the brief ceremony. In his remarks, Mr. Carpenter stressed the concept that the Rotary wheel has cogs around the outside edge and they interact with other wheels that are constructed similarly, and that as members we are like these wheels and our job is to interact with others. He also stressed that in the center is a keyway, a portal to the many links that Rotary has with other organizations both locally, nationally and internationally. He closed by stressing that Rotary is “truly eclectic.” Mr. Buttignoli was joined at the dinner by his wife Theresa. He received a membership packet and a Rotary pin.
Mark stated that he was very glad to have found an organization like Huron Township's Rotary where he would be able to give back to his community. He also said that he was looking forward to selling bike tickets at one of the upcoming events.
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| Veteran’s Memorial Monument Rededicated |
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Positioned on a familiar corner in downtown New Boston, the Veteran’s Memorial Monument was redesigned, installed and rededicated to those who have given their time and their lives for our country.
We paused to remember, reflect and respect those who have gone before us, honoring our country with their service, on Saturday, November 10 at noon.
The participants in this rededication came from many walks of life, from several corners in our community, and ranging in ages from the very young to our senior members; but there was one thing in common and that was to celebrate the initial completion of this project.
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| No Child without a Christmas |
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The Huron Township Goodfellows have a paper sale each year in November to raise funds for food, clothes, and gifts for area families in need. Monetary donations are most appreciated. With your donations the Goodfellows were able to purchase large quantities at a substantial discount. We also encourage our residents to volunteer their time to help the Goodfellows.
The Goodfellows provide assistance to needy families year round. |
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| FOUR WAY TEST |
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Is it the Truth?
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Is it fair to all concerned?
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Will it build goodwill and better friendships?
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Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
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