ACTIVITIES
uncommon design for the common good
TING
After
PHOTO BY RICK KEA
Before
MAC member Diana Callaway, right,
is presented the McAlpin Award at the
improve your home and
Annual Meeting in February 2009.
lower your utility bills
Help Recognize
Green, healthy home renovation
Dedication, Commitment
design with energy and water use
reduction strategies.
T
he Member Events Committee is
now accepting nominations for the rwoodling@greentouchdesign.com
Richard Woodling,
prestigious McAlpin Award. This award is
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given to an individual who shows extraor-
MAC Member
dinary service to the club in the area of
social activities. The successful candidate
shall represent the highest level of dedica-
tion and commitment to the club, and shall
have exemplified qualities of leadership,
committee participation and consistent
service through the development and execu-
tion of the club’s social offerings.
Nominations may be made by an indi-
vidual or by committee. The nominee may
come from one or more of the following
committees: Member Events, Culture
& Style, Junior Events, Family Events,
MelloMacs, Holiday Decorating, Teen
Advisory, Balladeers and the former Midday
Luncheon Series, Entertainment, Singles
and Women’s Activities committees; or have
made an outstanding contribution to the
social activities of the club. Consideration is
also given to service on major committees.
This award was first given in the early
1990s and is named after the first MAC
president, Arthur McAlpin. If a member
knows of a worthy candidate and would
like to see him or her recognized for their
efforts, they should call 503-517-7269,
e-mail socialevents@theMAC.com or stop
by Member Services and leave the nomina-
tion with Lori Martin. Nominations must
be received by Friday, Oct. 23, 2009. WM
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