06-08-2023

Timothy Miller and Braeden Martin receive their scholarship checks from Heidi White

06/08/2023

Marie Nemes-Crawford, Editor

June Calendar – Bob McCrady, Program Chair

June 15: Blessings in a Backpack & Service Above Self winner

June 16: * Golf outing at Pickaway Country Club

June 22: Pathways For Success

June 26: * Community Kitchen

June 29: David M. Crawford – Year in review

July Calendar – David M. Crawford, Program Chair

July 6: District Governor, David Uhl plus Warren’s induction

July 10: * Bonus Community Kitchen

July 13: Jenny Rhoades, Visitor’s Bureau

July 20: Dave Roasa, Disaster Aid & Grove City Rotary

July 24: * Community Kitchen

July 27: MaKenzie Love – National Braille reading finalist & Teays Valley Student

*extra events

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  • Presiding: President David M. Crawford
  • Prayer: Michelle Blanton
  • Piano: Ellery Elick
  • Song Leader: John Lambert selected “In the Good Old Summertime”, “Roll Rotary”
  • Attending: (Drexel has official list) 43 today – Crawford, Nemes-Crawford, Poling, McCrady, Spangler, Fouts, Lambert, Elick, Wilson, McNemar, Riegel, Palm, Young, Ankrom, T.Tootle, Duvall, Mavis, Montgomery, Dailey, R.Wolfe, Brown, Radcliff, Hafey, Schreiner, Weaver, Dean, C.Chamberlain, Sneed, I.Webb, D.Webb, Wolford, K.Neff, E.Liggett, Rawlins, White, T.Chamberlain, Rothe, Blanton, C.Neff, Fountain, Hooks, Mabe, McIlroy
  • Guests: Sandy Montgomery & Chase Liggett

Scholarship Winner: Heidi White introduced Timothy Miller and Braeden Martin. Each received their first check for $1,000 today. Timothy will be attending Columbus State to become a chef and Braeden will be attending OSU ATI for Crop Management.

Announcements

  • David is calling the month of June – “Build Better Friendships” month (thank you Ned Riegel). Today we recognize Sandy Montgomery, the pastry chef of the community kitchen. She insists on homemade desserts for our neighbors. She provides 30 dozen cookies a month.
  • Stacy announced the First Annual Euchre tournament was such a big hit, we’re going to do it more than once a year! She thanked Carly, Karlyn, Bob McCrady, John Lambert, Katie Randolph and all those who showed up to play! $1,800 was raised for the scholarship fund.
  • Tony Chamberlain – Next Friday, June 16th is our golf tournament. Please let him know NOW if you have a foursome or if you can help.
  • July 12th – Pioneer Day Camp. Signup sheet on bar

SAA: Rob Radcliff

  • June 5th – Gary Dean’s wedding anniversary #58.
  • June 10th – Bob Liggett’s 61st wedding anniversary
  • Ellery just bought a three wheeled motorcycle
  • Today is Upsy Daisy Day and Friendship Day
  • 55 years ago today Robert Kennedy was laid to rest. How many Kennedy family members have run for president? 4
  • 1953 – Washington DC ruled restaurants could not deny service due to color
  • 1860 – Columbus is state capital. Chillicothe and Zanesville were prior two
  • First Rotary project – comfort station in downtown Chicago
  • Happy Dollars – Mrs. Radcliff’s birthday is today; Our club was elected as favorite Service Club in Circleville Herald vote

Scholarship Drawing: Eric Liggett was the winner of $30. The jackpot is $1,447 and it continues!

Program: Ohio Electric Vehicle (EV) Infrastructure Deployment Plan

  • Pretti Choudhary, Executive Director of Drive Ohio
  • Emerging transportation technology is what her office is tasked with overseeing
  • Can we improve safety on the roads? Is our goal
  • We want to provide the latest technology to Ohioans
  • Electric car charging stations is main focus today
  • Alternative fuel vehicle registrations increasing by year. 50% more than last year
  • Home charging – Level 1; Level 2 – work; Fast chargers geared toward people traveling
  • National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Programs
    • $140 million for Ohio over 5 years
    • charging along interstates and state/rural routes
    • Charge station must be every 50 miles and within 1 mile off the interstate. 4 fast chargers (150KW per)
    • Want the stations to be safe – in already developed areas since you will be there longer than filling your car with gas
    • Planning for 30 stations on intestates; 16 on state/rural routes
  • Phase 1: Build out highways AFCs by 2024
  • Phase 2 Rural & state routes build out from 2024-2026
  • Phase 3-4: use remaining formula funds based on additional priorities
  • Call to Action
    • Drive Ohio develops annual EV Infrastructure Deployment Plan updates
    • Provide feedback on the plan: [email protected]
    • Feedback on EV station locations drive.ohio.gov
  • Competitive Funding Available for Community Charging
    • Community charging and fueling grants
    • ODOT can help cities fill out forms
  • Electric vehicles are double the weight of the current cars, therefore roadway wear and tear will increase
  • Hydrogen fueling also another fuel source being developed
  • Current car batteries can be recycled; working with lithium battery options
  • ODOT is paying for the installation of electric charges and the property owners are responsible for them from there
  • EV car owners pay extra registration fee
  • Utility companies are also working with ODOT. Because of the volume of power needed, that’s why the chargers have to be placed in existing companies/stations/stores

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In appreciation of this year’s speakers sharing their time & efforts, donations to Pickaway Pathways for Success will be made in their names.