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RotaryTheClub
OF NEW PORT RICHEYDISTRICT 6950
RotaryTheClub
OF NEW PORT RICHEYDISTRICT 6950
RotaryTheClub
OF NEW PORT RICHEYDISTRICT 6950
RotaryTheClub
OF NEW PORT RICHEYDISTRICT 6950
RotaryTheClub
OF NEW PORT RICHEYDISTRICT 6950
RotaryTheClub
OF NEW PORT RICHEYDISTRICT 6950
ROTARY
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RotaryTheClub
OF NEW PORT RICHEYDISTRICT 6950
The Local Rotarian
September 26, 2007Today our program is our golf tourna-
ment! We will have a quick meeting andlunch and then everyone who signed up forthe golf tournament will proceed over toMeadow Oaks for an afternoon of fun in thesun! (Shady would be okay too, but let’shope the rain stays away!)
“They profit most who serve best. Service above self.”
Welcome to the Rotary Club of New Port RicheyP.O. BOX 267, NEW PORT RICHEY, FL 34656-0267 • DISTRICT 6950 • WWW.ROTARY6950.ORG
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Visiting RotariansTom Cook, Jr., of Port RicheyGuests of RotariansMike, guest of Mike SchwabMegan Grey, daughter and guest of
Frank GreyKNOW-taryLast week’s Know-tary had 3 correctresponse(s) submitted by The SingletonFamily, Brian Kehoe and Kurt Conover.Last month’s Know-tary winner, spon-sored by Don Cadle was Allen Sigmon.Bucs Tickets WinnerLawrence Hochman
LAST MEETING
Guest SpeakerLast Week
Our guest speaker last week was TimSchuler, our very own District Governor.Tim has been a member of the SeminoleLake Rotary Club for 27 years. He has beennamed Rotarian of the Year twice, and hasalso served as secretary and presidenttwice. He is so ac-tive in the commu-nity that people callhim Mr. Seminole.He can’t share thisnewsletter with any-one because he said,but would deny say-ing it, that our club isthe “Best large club
that he has in this district. . . best programs,fundraising, International Giving.”
Okay, we started out with an hourmeeting with Tim before our regular meet-ing and he said the same thing. Also sayingthat he would deny saying this. We are agreat club, and Rotary needs more mem-bership – just not in our club. We havegotten so big that we are losing the per-sonal friendships that are a very importantpart of Rotary. The growing of clubs is notone that our club has a problem with. Timunderstands that as well as all that we doin the community. His speech is one thatis prepared for clubs that are smaller,having a harder time keeping their mem-bership up, and having trouble with theirfundraisers.
He did have a lot of information toshare with us though. One of the things hetold us about was how, if you wear yourRotary pin, wherever you go, any where inthe world, you will have instant credibility,because you are a Rotarian. He also asked,“What would the world be without Ro-tary?” Polio (how many people would ithave affected by now), literacy and theprograms we help out with, and friends.Just being part of Rotary has gained usmany friendships.
Tim said that the goal for this year is toincrease awareness of Rotary by our clubmembers. Believe in it and we can make itgrow. Their other goals are to increaseand maintain membership (not a problemfor our club) and increase giving to theRotary Foundation. Our club has made thatvery easy to do. You are billed for yourquarterly expenses and included in that isa $25 bill for annual giving. Most of our clubdoes that. If you aren’t already doing that,please think about it and all the people ithelps.
Tim also spoke about the upcomingDistrict Conference, May 30-31, 2008. Theychanged it from Mother’s Day weekend tothe last weekend in the month. It is not onlyan informational weekend, but it’s a lot offun. Mark your calendars and plan to attend.Tim Schuler
Tim ended the program with sayingthat each and every individual of Rotaryhas something to give. His philosophy is“Effective education and training, com-bined with fun, fellowship and service op-portunities make Rotarians out of clubmembers.”
We would like to thank Tim for sharingwhat Rotary is all about.
Golf TournamentThe New Port Richey Rotary Club an-
nual Golf Tournament is today, at MeadowOaks, immediately following our lunch atthe Spartan. Chairing the event are AndyPadova, Ron Padova and John Brasher. Itried getting some info from Ron about someof the fun things they are planning, but hewas pretty close-lipped about it. He saidthat if you didn’t sign up, you’re going tomiss out on a lot of fun! So, if you didn’t signup, but want to play, let them know. There’salways someone who signed up and can’tmake it, so you could fill in! They’ll be somegreat pics next week, and I’m sure you allwant to know what type of golf shoes CraigMcCart will show up in this year!
Alzheimer’s BenefitIt was announced that the Alzheimer’s
Poker Tournament held last weekend raisedaround $22,000! Congratulations to all thosein our club who helped out and especiallyto Nancy Britton who co-chaired the eventwith Sandy Brown. It was a fun evening forall present.
Poker TournamentThe third annual Poker Tournament,
hosted by Prudential Tropical Realty, isbeing held October 5th at the Hard RockHotel and Casino. The entry cost is $125and they are trying to set up a bus or limoride from here. If you are interested inbeing a part of this please contact SteveBooth.
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MONDAYLargo ........................................ 12:00
Alfano’s RestaurantCrystal River ........................... 12:15
Plantation InnDade City ................................ 12:15
American Legion Hall, Church St.Land O’ Lakes/
Wesley Chapel ..................... 12:15Rapscallion’s Restaurant (US 41)
TUESDAYZephyrhills Daybreak .......... 7:00 am
First Baptist ChurchCountryside/Clwtr ............. 7:30 am
Countryside Country ClubSt. Petersburg West ......... 7:45 am
Saffron’sHoliday .................................... 12:00
Barnhill’s (SR 54)San Antonio ............................ 12:00
Tampa Bay Golf & CC (SR 52)Brooksville .............................. 12:15
Brooksville Country ClubDunedin ................................... 12:15
Church of Good Shepherd (Alt 19)Belleair Bluffs .................... 6:00 pm
Jorge’s Seafood Grill
WEDNESDAYDunedin North ................... 7:30 am
Dunedin Country ClubKeystone Sunrise .............. 7:30 am
Fox Hollow Golf Club (Effective 2006)Clearwater/Downtown ......... 12:15
Bellair Country ClubNew Port Richey ................... 12:15
Spartan ManorPalm Harbor ........................... 12:15
Inverness Hall (Innisbrook)
THURSDAYHomasassa Springs .......... 7:00 am
Luigi’s (US 19)Seven Springs .................... 7:30 am
Seven Springs Country ClubSpring Hill ........................... 7:45 am
IHOP Restaurant (US 19)Hudson .................................... 12:00
CARES’ Hudson BayonetPoint Enrichment Center
Spring Hill Central ................. 12:00The Wellington Club House
Belleair .............................. 12:15 pmBelleair Country Club
Clearwater Beach ................. 12:15Clearwater Beach Gulfview Resort
Oldsmar/Eastlake .................. 12:15Marriot - Residence
Pinellas Park .......................... 12:15Banquet Masters
Zephyrhills .............................. 12:15First United Methodist Church
Tarpon Springs ...................... 12:15Tarpon Springs Yacht Club
FRIDAYSafety Harbor ..................... 7:30 am
Safety Harbor SpaClearwater East ..................... 12:00
Radisson, Clearwater (US 19 N)Port Richey ............................. 12:00
Temporarily at Carrabba’s, Port RicheySt. Petersburg ........................ 12:00
Orange Blossom CateringTrinity ....................................... 12:15
Heritage Springs Country Club
DISTRICT 6950 ROTARY CLUBMEETING TIMES AND PLACES
For traveling Rotarians, a complete listing of Rotary clubmeeting days and times may be found by going to:
www.rotary.org/services/clubs/index.html
Rotary International Theme 2007-2008
Wilfrid J. WilkinsonPresident 2007-2008 • Rotary International
Timothy C. SchulerDistrict Governor 2007-2008 • District 6950
Don DavisAssistant District Governor 2007-2008 • District 6950
Rotary eClub Website:www.rotaryeclub34.org
You can e-mail your make up to Paul Lembo [email protected]
AugustMembership and Extension Month
SeptemberYouth Activities Month
OctoberVocational Service Month
NovemberRotary Foundation Month
JanuaryRotary Awareness Month
FebruaryWorld Understanding Month
AprilRotary Magazine Month
SPECIAL DATES IN ROTARY
OFFICERSJudy R. Parker
President
Scott McPhersonPresident Elect
Kristine BigelowVice President
James PritchardSecretary
Mary JulianTreasurer
DIRECTORSNanci Larson / Craig McCart
Community Service
Evie Parks / Brent SimonClub Service
Allen Sigmon / Shelita StuartVocational Service
Woody Tucker / David WellingInternational Service
Martin RickusSergeant at Arms
Bonnie HowardClub Bulletin Editor
OPERATIONS COORDINATORSPaul Lembo Thomas L. KehoeSecretary Treasurer
ROTARY CLUB OF NEW PORT RICHEYOFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
www.nprrotary.com
Paul LemboImmediate Past President and Rotary Community Pavilion Liaison
The Four-Way Test1. Is it the Truth?2. Is it Fair to all concerned?3. Will it build Goodwill and Better Friendships?4. Will it be Beneficial to all concerned?
Check out our website at:
Cover photo by: Captain Mark Allen MiddletonLocal charter boat captain and fine art photographer.
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SHELITASTUARTRotarian
7516 RIDGE ROAD • PORT RICHEY, FL 34668(727) 848-2722, EXT. 208 • FAX (727) 847-9544 • 1-888-395-6201
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727-849-2785 • Fax 727-842-9070
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Trinity Office727-375-2008 • 727-372-9920
5318 Balsam Street • New Port Richey, FL 34652727-849-1122 • Fax 727-848-4466E-mail: [email protected] • Homepage: willtrust.com
Gregory G. Gay, Esq.Rotarian Audrey Gay EhrhardtRotarian
5945 Florida AvenueNew Port Richey, FL 34652
(727) 847-0311 • Fax: (727) 847-0331(800) 329-4070 • www.fullcomp.com
HOLLOWAY, P.A.
IMON &SILESTONTEminent Domain
Brent E. SimonCivil Trial Attorney
INSURANCE RESTORATION SPECIALISTS24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICEWATER • MOLD • FIRE • SMOKE
Laurie FroelichRotarian
7920 Evies Way • Port Richey, FL 34668727-847-3000
www.servproofwestpasco.com
Like a good neighbor,State Farm is there.
BENJIE BLESSING, AgentRotarian
7200 Ridge Road, Suite 7 • Port Richey, Florida 34668727-845-1141 • Fax 727-845-7060
www.benjieblessing.com
JerryBrewster
Rotarian
Larry WallRotarian
Statistics for the Year1906• The average life expectancy was 47
years.• Only 14 percent of the homes had a
bathtub.• Only 8 percent of the homes had a tele-
phone.• There were only 8,000 cars and only 144
miles of paved roads.• The maximum speed limit in most cities
was 10 mph.• The tallest structure in the world was
the Eiffel Tower!• The average wage was 22 cents per
hour.• The average worker made between $200
and $400 per year.• A competent accountant could expect
to earn $2000 per year, a dentist $2,500per year, a veterinarian between $1,500and $4,000 per year, and a mechanicalengineer about $5,000 per year.
• More than 95 percent of all births tookplace at HOME.
• Ninety percent of all doctors had NOCOLLEGE EDUCATION! Instead, theyattended so-called medical schools,many of which were condemned in thepress AND the government as “sub-standard.”
• Sugar cost four cents a pound.• Eggs were fourteen cents a dozen.• Coffee was fifteen cents a pound.• Most women only washed their hair
once a month, and used borax or eggyolks for shampoo.
• Canada passed a law that prohibitedpoor people from entering into theircountry for any reason.
• Five leading causes of death were:1. Pneumonia and influenza2. Tuberculosis3. Diarrhea4. Heart disease5. Stroke
• The American flag had 45 stars.
• The population of Las Vegas, Nevada,was only 30!!!!
• Crossword puzzles, canned beer, andice tea hadn’t been invented yet.
• There was no Mother’s Day or Father’sDay.
• Two out of every 10 adults couldn’t reador write.
• Only 6 percent of all Americans hadgraduated from high school.
• Marijuana, heroin, and morphine wereall available over the counter at thelocal corner drugstores. Back then phar-macists said, “Heroin clears the com-plexion, gives buoyancy to the mind,regulates the stomach and bowels, andis, in fact, a perfect guardian of health.”(Shocking? DUH! )
• Eighteen percent of households had atleast one full-time servant or domestichelp.
• There were about 230 reported murdersin the ENTIRE U.S.A.!
THE Karl REEF
6307 Grand Blvd. • NPR727-848-7838
Joe KarlROTARIAN
PrivateParties
Available
Salon DejanRobert Voza, Rotarian
Hair Replacement Specialist For Men & Women
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CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANDIPLOMATE AMERICAN CLINICAL
BOARD OF NUTRITIONCERTIFIED CLINICAL NUTRITIONIST
6145 GRAND BOULEVARDNEW PORT RICHEY, FL 34652
(727) 849-5077 • FAX (727) 849-7901
Rotarian
KNOW-taryROTARY
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If you think you know the answers to these three questions, fax (727-847-2001)or e-mail ([email protected]) Bonnie Howard by Tuesday at noon.
The answers will be published in next week’s bulletin. A drawing will be held thefirst Wednesday of the month from all members who submitted correct answers for the
previous month. (if a member has four correct answers for the month,their name will be in the drawing four times).
This month’s KNOW-tary is sponsored byWoody Tucker with Woody Tucker Plumbing
ANSWERS!!!Last Week’s KNOW-tary:
1. Herbert J. Taylor conceivedthe Four-Way Test in 1932.
2. “Gimme a whiskey withginger ale on the side anddon’t be stingy, baby.”were the first words spo-ken by Greta Garbo in a movie.
3. What is represented by the follow-ing? Burning the candle on both ends.
Kristine M.Bigelow, C.P.A., P.A.
Certified Valuation Analyst6630 Embassy Boulevard
Suite BPort Richey, FL 34668
727-846-9111 • Fax: 727-816-9333E-mail: [email protected]
Rotarian
1. Who is the Chair of The RotaryFoundation Trustees and Chair ofthe International PolioPlusCommittee?
2. In 1950, who was the first mysteryguest to appear on the TV quizshow What’s My Line?
3. What is represented by the following?
Cami AustinRotarian
S.V.P. / Community Executive
10820 State Road 54Trinity, FL 34655
Direct 727-835-0131Fax: 727-835-0138
EADOW
13125 Fairwinds Road • Hudson, Florida 34669 • (727) 856-2878Fax (727) 856-1072 • WATTS 1 (800) 733-9169
RON PADOVA
ANDY PADOVA
Rotarians
Scott M.McPherson, P.A.Attorney At LawRotarian
5723 Main StreetNew Port Richey, FL 34652Phone: 727-848-8892Toll Free: (800) 284-5222suncoastlaw.com
Dave Parris - Owner
Phone 727/834-9300Fax 866/341-3465
Web www.thekraussorg.com
Carol Parris - Residential SalesEd Isolani - Commercial Sales
Residential Air Conditioning and Air Filtration SystemsSales • Service • Installation
Ryan BenjaminRotarian
727-849-8247Lic. CAC1813403
Commercial and IndustrialAir Conditioning,Heating, Ventilationand RefrigerationDOUGLAS BENJAMINRotarian
“Rotary is an organization of business and professional persons united world-widewho provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards
in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world.”Those 31 words are worth remembering when someone asks, “What is a Rotary club?”
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TODAY! September 26, 2007Annual Rotary Golf Outting.18 holescramble at Meadow Oaks immediatelyfollowing the luncheon meeting. BBQ Din-ner, Team Prizes and LOTS of Door Prizes.Chairs: Andy Padova, Ron Padova andJohn Brasher.
October 19, 2007Regional Medical Center Bayonet Pointpresents the 13th Annual Swing for Char-ity Golf Tournament to benefit the UnitedWay at Lake Jovita Golf & Country Club.See Kurt Conover for more information.
November 15, 2007Wild Game Dinner/Family Night Kick OffOrientation for new club members - 7:30a.m. to 8:30 a.m. at the NPR Rec Center.
December 15, 2007Rotary Club of New Port Richey Christ-mas Party at Jimmy Koutsos’ house.Co-Chairs are Nanci Larson and GerryParish.
Friday, February 22, 2008Family Night
Saturday, February 23, 2008Wild Game Dinner
Dates To Remember
John Hudson, Dave Parris (2), Bill Rogers,Dave Shelton, Scott Tremblay,Chip Wright (2)
Make-Ups
September 26, 2007Golf Outing at Meadow Oaks after lunchat the Spartan
October 3, 2007Chris Trapnell of NPR Police about rise ingang violence
October 10, 2007Rick Deeb about Holistic Health Services
October 24, 2007Michael Cox, County Commissioner willgive an update on what is going on in thecounty.
October 31, 2007Rotary Information presentation by RichWilliams et al
November 7, 2007Offsite Meeting at Safety Town
2007 Program CoordinatorsOct – Chip Wright, Mike SchwabNov – Mark Mathews, John CourisDec – Bob Voza, Thane CovertJan – Don Vierling, Bob CrockfordFeb – Julio Vega, Clint deRhondaMar – Scott Tremblay, Dan DiskeyApr – Gary Tinker, Audrey Gay EhrhardtMay – David Shelton, Wayne Banach
Upcoming Programs
Vince Azzue, Lowell Bray, Don Cadle,Bob Carroll, Walt Casson, Kurt Conover,John Couris, Bob Crockford, Pat Epting,Laurie Froelich, John Gallagher,Chuck Grey, Thad Lowrey, Tia Magnus,Dan Maysilles, Missy Nurrenbrock,John Russell, Woody Tucker, Julio Vega,Bob Voza, Larry Wall, Clendon Webb,Mike Wells, Rich Williams, Dick Williams
Missed 9/192/07
Sharon Grey, September 26Gail Russell, September 27
Guy Sanders, September 27Stan Mills, September 30
Sandra Tipton, September 30
Tia Magnus, September 27 (7 years)Gregg Singleton, September 30 (9 years)John Stewart, September 30 (26 years)
Club Anniversary
Orientation for NewMembersWild Game Dinner/Family Night 2008Mark your 2008 calendars forFriday, February 22, Family Night andSaturday, February 23, Wild Game Dinner!
Wild Game Dinner/Family Night plan-ning will begin with a kick off orientation fornew club members, Thursday, November15, 2007, 7:30 a.m. -- 8:30 a.m. at the NPRRec Center. Scott Miller, Wild Game Chair,Mike Schwab, Co-chair, MissyNurrenbrock, Family Night Chair, and Presi-dent Judy Parker will provide an explana-tion of the event and participation expecta-tions of all club members. The new mem-ber group includes: Bob Crockford, ClintDeronda, David Shelton, John Couris, ScottTremblay, Ryan Benjamin and Mike Beam.
Wild Game DinnerPlanning MeetingSchedule
Only committee heads and those re-sponsible for specific tasks need to attendplanning meetings. All meetings will beheld at 7:30 a.m. on Thursdays, at the NPRRec Center. Dates for all the planningmeetings are: November 29, December 6,January 10, January 24, February 7 andFebruary 14. Wednesday, February 20, im-mediately after our weekly lunch meeting,everyone is encouraged to report to thePavilion for a “set-up” work detail to getsite prep under way.
Pulse of RotaryOur Club has grown so large that it is
hard to keep track of everyone. We don’talways know when someone in the club ishaving health problems, or a family mem-ber is. Judy has chosen Cami Austin to bethe Pulse of Rotary and be the person thatanyone can go to and tell that someonethey know needs help. A phone call fromCami to inquire into what this person mightneed from our club. A meal? Some helparound the house? Maybe just some cardsto cheer them up. So, if you know of some-one who is ill, is caring for an ill familymember or who has lost a close familymember, please contact Cami @ 727-835-0131 or [email protected] can also pick up a form at the meeting,fill it out and pass it on to Cami if you findthat easier.
Updated Web-siteGo on line, type in
www.nprrotary.comand check out the updated web site.
Scott McPherson has been workinghard to make it an interesting site. Thenewsletters are being updated weekly plushe has several links to important Rotaryinformation. Check it out!
Rotarians
Philip H. ChesnutSr. V.P. - Managing Director
Marc BowmanV.P. - Director of Business Development
9037 U.S. Highway 19Port Richey, FL 34668 • (727) 846-0066
5043 U.S. Highway 19 (Southgate) New Port Richey, FL 34652 • (727) 847-0066
8319 Embassy Blvd • Port Richey, Fl 34668Tel. (727) 819-0440 • Fax (727) 819-9795
(Corner of Embassy & Little Rd.)
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GARY TAYLORROTARIAN
(727) 376-2677
Catering forAll OccasionsWe’retalkin’Ribs!
♠ ♦4221 LITTLE RD.NEW PORT RICHEY
Jon S. Robbins, P.S.M.Thomas Lumia, P.S.M.Joe Minichino
LeesEnvironmentalServices, Inc.Eddie Lees, Rotarian
(727) 859-9565Environmental Assessmentsand Remediation Services
SAMUEL J.WILLIAMS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ROTARIAN
6341 GRAND BOULEVARD
NEW PORT RICHEY, FL 34652
845-8701
DR. MARK MATHEWSDR. GORDON THOMAS
Member
AmericanOptometricAssociation
BOARD CERTIFIED OPTOMETRISTS
DONALD I. CADLE, JR., D.M.D.
Cosmetic andRestorative
Dentistry
5823 Main St., New Port Richey
842-6052
7117 US Hwy. 19New Port Richey, FL 34652(727) 849-5883
RotarianBONNIE HOWARD
Brasher &Associates, Inc.
Serving Rotary & theCommunity for over 35 years
849-54465801 MAIN STREET
NEW PORT RICHEY, FL 34652
NILES H. KINNUNENDENTIST
Cosmetic & RestorativeDentistry
Member:A.I.C.P.A.F.I.C.P.A.
SEEING BEYONDMONEY
Randy HarrisResidential Mortgage Lender(727) 376-8441
Rotarian
G. Michael StoneG. Frank Parker, Jr.Marianne Grabowski
SPARTAN MANOR
Newporter Medical Mall5539 Marine ParkwayNew Port Richey, FL 34652
Diagnostic Imaging
Radiology AssociatesWest Pasco
C. John BrasherPresident
8020 Old County Road 54New Port Richey, FL 34653
(727) 375-7775 Fax: (727) 255-5048
MASTER TITLE SERVICE, INC.Specializing in Service:TITLE INSURANCE • CLOSINGS • ESCROWS6337 River RoadNew Port Richey, FL 34652Tel (727) 848-4909Fax (727) 846-9488
MARY PARROTT JULIAN
Sertoma Speech & Hearing CenterAll Children’s Specialty Care of Pasco
Children’s Hearing Help FundCraig McCartExecutive Director
Rotarian727-834-5479
“DOWNTOWN” HUDSON
Serving Pasco County Since 1974
SALES • SERVICESTORAGE
PARTS • RENTALS
727-863-6218DOWNTOWN HUDSON
Summit Medical Center7509 S.R. 52, Suite 140Bayonet Point, FL 34667
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DOCKS • BOATLIFTS
Bruce & Monica Mills
Elegant BanquetFacilities
Professional Wedding & Party CoordinatorLargest Facility of its Kind in West Pasco
Capacity 700 • Established in 1970
849-64646121 Mass. Ave., New Port Richey, FL
James Koutsos
STONE, PARKER& CO, C.P.A., P.A.Certified Public Accountants
7512 Ridge RoadRidgewood Executive CenterPort Richey, FL 34668-4934
(727) 842-3180
Member FDIC
DENNIS L. MURPHYRotarian
New Port Lincoln Mercury849-6699
Toyota of Winter Haven1-800-282-9925
Meeting Expectationsis our Business,Exceeding them
is our Goal!
There’s just one thing to rememberabout mortgages…
…who to call.
Bank of America, N.A. Member FDIC
Rich Howe484-7211
2625 Keystone Road, Suite 4Tarpon Springs, FL 34688Tel (727) 945-1897Fax (727) 945-1898Toll Free 1-800-255-4810 • Website: mastertitle.com
• •
RotarianKurt J. Conover
Director of Business Development
For All Your Mortgage Needs
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Comprehensive Eye CareContact Lenses
Senior Vice President
Windsor Woods7412 Community CourtHudson, FL 34667
Premier Medical Center2115 Little RoadTrinity, FL 34655
(727) 847-5122
www.wkdickson.com(727) 841-8414
Richard C.Williams, JR., P.A.
James W. Pritchard III
Attorneysat Law
ROTARIANS6337 Grand Boulevard
New Port Richey, FL 34652846-8500
