Rotary Club Runs Race In ‘Fowl’ Weather
Steven Frost (and daughter Annie) $1500, Kyle Coady $1000, Caryn Miller $500. Various Rotary members.
Good weather for ducks means rain, and so it did. Along with thunder and lightning. After last year’s cancellation for thunderstorms which never materialized, and races suspended during COVID years, expectations were high for this year’s July 1st event.
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Rotary Earth Day Cleanup on White Lake RdThe Rotary Club of Arnprior participated in the 3rd Annual Rotary Great Lakes Watershed Cleanup on Earth Day. Club and family members cleaned up a stretch of the White Lake Rd west from the Highway 417 overpass including in front of the Antrim Truck Stop and Stinsons.Plenty of the usual trash artifacts were hauled in including pop bottles, cigarette packs and blown tire bits. Some of the more unusual finds included a $20 bill and two credit cards proving that “there is gold in them thar trash piles!”The Great Lakes Watershed Cleanup involves hundreds of Rotary Clubs around the Great Lakes and demonstrates that acting locally can have a positive environmental impact on regional and global scales.Buena Dejoode’s hard work is rewarded by finding a $20 bill. Guess where she is donating the funds to!!Briar (left) and Alyson Simon proudly show off doing their bit to save the planet on Earth Day.From left Paula Simon, Vila Smith and Buena Dejoode with the results of their hard work on a Earth Day
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