Very Very Important Meeting

I know setting in Alma, AR USA it's very hard to think GLOBALLY.

I am taking a vacation this week and will miss Rotary Wednesday. So I am asking you to not only come but bring a guest and take notes and listen closely so you can tell me all about the program.

I am asking this as a personal favor.

A.J. Lindsey

More Alma Rotary Community Center Progress

Alma Rotary Community Center Progress

March 25 Meeting

Alma Rotary Club Members: The guest speaker at this weeks meeting will be Nikki Taul with the Crawford County Extension Service. This promises to be a very informative meeting that you don’t want to miss. Please let me know by return e-mail or call me at 632-4145 if you plan to attend. Thank you.
Dockey

Wednesday

Alma Rotary Members: This weeks meeting will be dedicated to club business, so if you have anything you would like to bring up to the club such as projects or other business please make notes and we will discuss it at Wednesday’s meeting. Please respond to me by return e-mail by noon tomorrow if you will be in attendance.



Please remember that if you haven’t already paid your dues that were due in January you need to do so as soon as possible, we have to send these dues to Rotary International and they were due by the end of February.



Also remember that Wednesday is the deadline for purchasing your tickets to lunch with the President JOHN KENNY, so if you want to purchase a ticket please contact Rosemary Blasingame no later than Wednesday to reserve a seat. Thank you.





Dockey

Help Needed!

Alma Rotary Members: Rotarian Steve Lovick has asked if we have anyone who would like to volunteer to work next Friday or Saturday at the PETS Conference in Fort Smith . I am attaching a schedule for the event and anyone who would like to participate please call Steve at the phone numbers below. Thank you.



Dockey

Marc McCune reports on criminal prosecutions

Prosecuting Attorney for the 21st Judicial District, Marc McCune, briefed the Alma Rotary Club on the many activities of his office at their March 4th meeting. Using a graphic slide presentation showing the harsh and often heartbreaking results of local criminal activity, McCune explained that the number one drug problem is Crawford County is illegal prescription drug use. The County is still making between 20 and 30 drug arrests each month. The Prosecuting Attorney's office also deals with criminal activities of all types including domestic violence, child abuse, animal cruelty and a large volume of worthless checks.

For more information about the activities of the prosecutor's office see: http://co.crawford.ar.us