Dictionaries for 3rd Grade Students

Dictionaries Distribution Completed for 3 Schools

Rotary Club of Central Citrus County has completed dictionary distribution
for 3 schools: Hernando Elementary, Forest Ridge Elementary & Central
Ridge Elementary. Giving out dictionaries is one of the most enjoyable
activities that a Rotarian can do serving the community. The 3rd grade
students are happy to get their own dictionary and have so many questions.
Martin Kovac, an Rotary Exchange Student for Slovakia was at the
schools helping distribute dictionaries. He spoke in Slovakian for them
and then translated it to English. The kids were really excited them this.
We appreciate having this opportunity to serve. The kids all wrote
thank you notes to Rotary for the dictionaries.

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Community Housing Partners Food Drive

CHP Food Drive for Daystar

The Rotary Club of Central Citrus County participated in the Community Housing
Partners(CHP) food drive for the Daystar Life Center Food Pantry. 500 pounds
of non-perishable food items were collected. 295 pounds of food came from the
students at the College of Central Florida. Pictures of the food collected are below.

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Water Affects Health

Club members had an interesting & important message from Ron Hipner about
how water affects health. The body is 70%-80% water and needs a sufficient
amount of water each day to function properly. He also said there are studies that
show live food digests easier & contains antioxidants that slow the aging process
and reduce inflammation. Your body needs the proper acid/alkaline balance.
President Roger Carlson & Ron Hipner are shown below:

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Florida Forest Service

Kimberly Burch with the Florida Forest Service gave an interesting talk on Florida’s
state forests and how she provides assistance and information to land owners
with trees. She also goes to schools to provide information on our forests and trees.
An extensive tree planting program is done to replace trees that have been cut
for commercial use. Commercial timber production is a major industry in Florida.
Kimberly explained how important burning in the forests are to the environment
in the forests. Benefiting the trees and living species there while still helping to
prevent forest fires. She is located in the city government  building in Inverness.
Kimberly Burch and President Roger are shown below

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