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Sun Lakes Rotary Club honors Paul Harris Fellows
Paul Harris Fellowships. Rotarian Lee Widener presented to Dee Rasmussen for her Multiple Paul Harris Fellowships. Rotarian Lee Widener presented to Hal Cowles, Bob
husband George Rasmussen, Ted Henson, Tim Stock, Hugh Graham, and Ron DuBois. Beckley and Dwight Snyder. President Morris Johnson is on the right.
Dee Rasmussen Fellows in honor of the founder of Rotary to the Foundation, were Hal Cowles, Bob a major Humanitarian Program--Polio Plus.
Honored this month were six Rotarians International. Receiving this honor in Beckley and Dwight Snyder. Presently there are 86 active Paul
and the spouse of one other Rotarian as November were Ted Henson, Tim Stock, These proceeds are all used to fund Harris Fellows and 43 spouses who are
Paul Harris Fellows. Hugh Graham and George Rasmussen, humanitarian projects throughout the Paul Harris Fellows in the Sun Lakes
The Rotary Foundation honors those husband of Rotarian Dee Rasmussen. world, providing healthcare, clean water, Rotary Club. All members of the club are
who have contributed $1,000 to the Honored as Multiple Paul Haris food, education and other essential needs sustaining members, having contributed
Foundation and names them Paul Harris Fellows, who contributed $2,000 or more primarily in the developing world including $100 almost annually. L42887
Lions Club to present New
Adventures in Learning
Stan Olivier Lion Stan’s topic is, Helen Keller--Living
Lion Stan Olivier will be making a Fully With Your Limitations.
presentation at the New Adventures in Lion Stan holds lifetime credentials
Learning meeting at 9:00 a.m. on December for Specialist of Blind, Visually Impaired,
8, 2009. This group meets at the Sun Lakes Deaf-Blind. He is known in some
Education Center in the building at the circles as Sir Stanley Francis Olivier,
corner of Alma School and Riggs Road. Knight of the Blind. L42887
Sun Lakes Parkinson’s Support
Group meeting set
Sarah Uhrich of each month, September through June,
The Sun Lakes Parkinson’s Support except for December. All area residents are
Group Holiday luncheon will be held on welcome.
Friday, December 11, at 11:30 a.m. in the For any additional information about
Garden Room of the Renaissance, 9508 E the meeting, please contact Grace Roth
Riggs Road, Sun Lakes. at 480-895-1734 or Susan Uhrich at
Our meetings are held the third Thursday 480-305-0031. L42887
Restless Minds Club December
topic: Health care costs
Who should pay the health care bill? All are welcome. For more information call
Restless Minds, a monthly discussion 883-7410. L42887
group open to all people with open,
inquisitive minds, will deal with this
question at its December meeting.
The session begins at 7:00 p.m. in the
sewing room of Oakwood’s Arts & Crafts
Center.
Debate over reform of health care in
the United States has been a bitter and
divisive battle. Reform is equated with loss
of choice and loss of services. Failure to
reform is equated with spirally costs and
increasing numbers of people unable to
afford care.
Yet few of the debates have addressed
basic premises like: What should be the
role of government in health care? How
should costs be shared between the
consumer of health care services and any
third party payors?
The December Restless Minds session,
led by Roberta Reed, will consider the
balance between public health initiatives
and personal health care, choice as it
applies to consumers, providers and third
party payors, how the decisions are made
regarding what treatments are justifi able,
how the line should be drawn to determine
what the patient pays for and what an
insurance program/government program
should pay for and whether this line should
be the same for all citizens regardless of
age, job status, military service or lifestyle
choices.
Restless Minds meets the fi rst Tuesday
of each month, September through June.
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