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Rotary Serving Humanity 2016-2017

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The 146 boxes were stored at Shamrock Precision which is owned by CFB Rotarian Gary Embrey. His staff was amazing! (Also want to thank Two Men and A Truck in Carrollton for the 60 boxes they donated.) Each box was color coded so loading would be easy when we were on the pier in Jamaica packing buses to leave on the tours.		90
The most unique item that we delivered was an 800 pound audio booth. Dr. Dwayne Atwell, an ENT surgeon in Muskogee, Oklahoma, donated the booth and the audiometer. The CFB Rotary Club paid for the calibration of the audiometer and purchased an accompanying tympanometer to make it a complete set with Dr. Atwell’s assistance. This “portable booth” can be set on wheels and used in many locations in a hospital or taken in a truck and used off-site as well. Cornwall Regional Hospital is thrilled with this donation. It will be the 4th such booth on the island and the first booth to be in public use. Because the booth is made of welded steel construction they expect the booth to last for many years.		91
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Tour 1 ‘s second stop was the Montego Bay Learning Center, which is the site of the 7 in classroom libraries sponsored by the Rockwall Rotary Club. They also donated 690 books and school supplies. This project was inspired and managed by Montego Bay Rotary President Dominica Pradere who is a retired teacher.		97
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Tour 3 (Red Tour) was the Work Day Tour sponsored by District 5810. They visited St. Peter’s Basic School in Falmouth with the BIG task to improve the whole front of the school including painting “everything vertical” as one member told us. First you have to scrap off the old paint though…		102
Thanks to Prestonwood Rotary and District 5810, St. Peter’s also received a water tank. Prestonwood Rotarians Glen Campbell and PDG Larry Webb were on hand to see their donation. These systems fill with water at night and ensure that the school has water during the day in case the city water pressure is lost. This allows the school to remain open and the children to remain in class during these times of low water pressure. Montego Bay Rotarian Conrad Grant, who is a retired school principal, was the mastermind behind all of the water tanks and he stands ready to do more if any clubs are interested.		103
Lots of Hard work by everyone resulted in great progress ! District 5810 Rotarians also delivered 759 books, school supplies and dental supplies to the school.		104
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These kids are good!		106
Tour 4 (Orange Tour) visited Wendell Stewart Basic School (whose water tank was sponsored by Prestonwood Rotary Club and District 5810) and they enjoyed passing out school and dental supplies and 403 library books. Then Tour 4 traveled to St. Peter’s to help paint and work. At the conclusion the two tours traveled to Glistening Waters restaurant for a well-deserved lunch.		107
Tour 5 (Yellow Tour) was all about sun and beach. They visited Tropical Bliss Beach Club and enjoyed lots of fellowship time.		108
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