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Published: July 24, 2008 11:38 am    print this story   email this story   comment on this story  

ECU president speaks to Diamond 'K'

President Juanita Sutton opened the meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance. Neal Beasley led in prayer. Elvin Jaquess introduced the featured speaker, Dr. Richard Rafes, president of East Central University. He spoke on “Opportunities for a Convention/Conference Center in Ada. During the business session, Pres. Sutton read a letter from Bill Bishop, Kiwanis Gov. of Okla/Texas District. He encouraged members to attend the 2008 Convention in Amarillo, Texas,  Aug. 7-9th. He urged all clubs to send delegates to vote on two important issues: eliminating Life Memberships and increasing the tenure of club presidents from 1 year to 2 years. Bob Ardiana, park co-coordinator, announced a party Aug. 19 from 11a.m. to 4 p.m.  Two shifts are needed.

Only snow cones will be served from the concession stand. Volunteers are Dan Zimmerman, Andy Hood, Jim Barlow, Billy Rice, Ron Keltner, Lou Moehlman, Charles Barrick, Neal Beasley, and Bob Ardiana.Interclub chairman, M.E. Carr, reminded members that the next interclub would be to Davis July 23. Several members were welcomed back after having been absent. Eldon Billings had surgery and has been recuperating and Billy Rice returned from a trip to South Dakota. Marlene Green’s husband Dean has been in the hospital. Marlene reported that our scholarship recipient, Rachel Hall, was one of his nurses. She also was Eldon Billings’ nurse. The meeting was adjourned.

There were 28 members present and one guest, Charles Barrick. The members were Bob Adriana, Jim Barlow, Jerry (Turk) Barrett, Neal Beasley, Patsy Beasley, Doc Bowen, M.E. Carr, Glen Childers, James Cochran, Bob Cristelli, Gene Evans, Morris Gonsoulin, Jim Green, Marlene Green, Andy Hood, Elvin Jacques, Ron Keltner, Don Meeks, Lu Moehlman, Sharon Myers, Billy Rice, Juanita Sutton, James Treas, Corky Wilson, Dan Zimmerman, and Tim Thompson. The Ada Diamond “K” Kiwanis Club meets every Tuesday at 8:00 a.m.at the Ada Public Library on the 2nd floor Meeting Room.

If interested in membership, please contact Doc Bowen, Ph # 436-0071 or M.E. Carr, Ph # 332-3485.

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