Amish scholars from the College of Wooster will present insights and findings from their recent book, “Nature and the Environment in Amish Life,” during a hybrid lecture at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 12, in the Wallace Memorial Chapel at Westminster College and via Zoom.
Photo: Mountain Home Rotarian/6110 Assistant Gov. Stewart Brunner and Renae Schocke, president of the RC of Mountain Home. Photo: Courtesy MH Rotary Secretary Marilyn Loveless
Mountain Home Rotarian Stewart Brunner addressed his home club on Feb. 25, presenting a video program from the president-elect of Rotary International, Shekhar Mehta. A member of the Rotary Club of Calcutta-Mahanagar in India, Mehta will assume the Rotary International leadership role on July 1.
As president, Mehta will provide direction for the 1.25 million Rotarians in 500 districts throughout the world. His international theme for 2021-2022 is “Serve to Change Lives,” an ideal reflected in the Rotarian motto of “Service Above Self.”
Photo: Rotarian Tom Kiley (left) with Rotarian and Mountain Home Mayor Hillrey Adams. Photo: Courtesy Rotary Secretary Marilyn Loveless
Mountain Home Mayor and Rotarian Hillrey Adams addressed the local Rotary Club earlier this month as the invited guest of Rotarian Tom Kiley with an update on the city’s parks.
Mayor Adams provided information about proposed upgrades and additions to the local city parks. He discussed at length the prospect of a community and aquatics center at McCabe Park, saying it would include both an indoor and outdoor pool, which could be used for therapy and swim team activities and tournaments.