May 13 2015 Newsletter

INVOCATION: Nancy Rice shared a wonderful invocation from the book of Monbeck. 

GUEST ANNOUNCER: Jeff Wagner was a our great guest announcer today. We sang happy birthday to Bruce Hill. Then we had about 10 minutes of Ohio trivia. Steve Fry and the winning tickets pulled the 2 of clubs. Last in: Eric Weber, NO Badge: Jay Minkin and Andy Denton, Happy Buck: Christina Gary survived the “Touch Mudder” challenge she is bruised but she is here. Bonnie is celebrating 25 years of marriage. 

PRESIDENT: Jim Callahan announced that The Installation Breakfast June 24th, (Andrea Denton President Elect)  more information next week for more details. 

Dave Renninger - Food Bank please sign up for next month, if you signed up and cannot make it, please let him know. We are all counting on who signed up. 

Dick Hall - Donations for golf outing please sign up or contact Dick.  

Bonnie Housley - Ice coolers and bags of ice are needed this Satruday please bring them starting at 7:30AM. 

Jacqui Bowman - Heroes Day this Satruday need more volunteers. Please arrive at The Church in Silver Lake, 8:15 AM Breakfast & opening cermony starts at 8:30. 
Mark Lucco - Need more foursomes for the golf outing please register, event is June 5th. 

INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER: Nancy Rice. Magistrate Rita Rochford, Summit County Juvenile Court.  

SPEAKER: Rita Rochford, Magistrate Summit County Juvenile Court. She has served as Law Director & Prosecutor for Stow in the past. She grew up in Silver Lake. Graduate of University of Akron and has much community involvement and activism. She works with Judge Linda Tucci Tedosio. Together they are implementing programs to help juveniles make better decisions. After research they indicated that if you separate the kids that are a danger to the community from the minor offenders, they are more likely to succeed in recovery. They are looking to reduce the detention population in general. They have implemented several programs to help these minors stay out of detention. These programs have been a success over the past few years. Last year Summit County only sent 6 minors to jail. Much less than in previous years. These programs are working. She then answered our questions. Contact Rita Rochford if you have any questions, want to volunteer, or observe email her at RRochford@cpcourt.summitoh.net.