Newsletter 06/08/2007

Guests

Bill Guy, Reno County Emergency Management Director

guest of Randy Henderson, program speaker for today

TUIT

Pam Brooks returned with the dirty and sweaty TUIT due to hard labor in Greensburg.

Curtis M. and Bob B.were fined for not asking, although it appears this may have been a drive-by incident. Others are to be fined when they return to the meeting; and you will be notified after arrival.

Dennis Reiser is now the recipient of the TUIT (Stay away from my house!)

FINES

Ward Davis was on patrol with Al Highest Point Strecker as his assistant.

Late fees were assessed to tardy board members: Dennis R., Rick M., Curtis M. and Scott P.

Randy H. was fined for being late to the meeting. Bob B. was fined for playing golf in gale force winds. Tom Hymer was fined for winning the 50/50 Pot and the newsletter drawing-$2.00! Doug F. was assessed for a found WSU golf ball. Jim Seitnater was fined for winning the Hospitality Award (Where is the conscience of a Sgt.?). Lee Gleason and Jim (former Sgt.) were fined for bad pictures.

Pat Fallon was fined for actually mentioning AMBUCS in the newspaper.

PROGRAM

Randy Henderson introduced our guest speaker, Bill Guy, Reno County Emergency Management Director.

Between late winter snowstorms, flooding and windstorms, Bill Guy has been more than busy. Whenever lives and/or property are endangered, Bills department is directly involved in coordinating multiple agencies in the relief effort. In the most recent flood alone, 400 homes were affected. Many private businesses assisted by donating supplies, equipment or labor.

If you or your business have suffered damage, please notify Bill Guy so that the information may be included in the total damage estimate used for disaster declaration and relief.

Bill also warned of fraudulent schemes involving individuals on the telephone claiming to be FEMA officials while asking for bank account numbers and phony contractors asking for money up front but not completing any construction.

Finally, the water from the floods is now spawning mosquito populations that pose both a nuisance and the threat of West Nile disease.

Bill thanked the community for its continued support in these times of crisis.

Club Announcements

Committee Assignments: LAST CALL FOR COMMITTEE PREFERENCE SHEETS! If you really want an opportunity to choose the committee upon which you will serve, then you need to contact President Bob Bush immediately! Otherwise, the President will decide the committee placement for you. Time is running out!

AMBUCS GOLF SCRAMBLE: July 6, 2007, Cottonwood Hills Golf Course. All 18 holes of the new Cottonwood Hills will be open for this gathering. There will be a shotgun start at 8:30 A.M. Prizes and specialty golf holes will be featured at the tournament. $45.00 per person includes the greens fees, cart and range balls. Two mulligans are available at a mere $5.00 per person. Clear your calendar and invite your friends. Sign up for the scramble with Jeff Brewer. While you are visiting with Jeff, volunteer to provide prizes for the scramble. This is an excellent time to get the name of your business in front of everyone present. (We still have not finalized the plans for breakfast on the morning of July 6th. Pay close attention to future newsletters for details.)

Next Meeting, Friday, June 15, 2007 Max Heinlein

Nickerson High School Football Coach

Winners

50-50

$25.00-The Peoples Choice

N.L. Drg

Larry Sloan left early

$10.00 next meeting