Rotary Presents Anderson, Pullman with Wheelchair Awards

Rotary Club member Arlene Weber presented two Rotary Club Wheelchair Awards last week - one to Star Theatre owner and Gold Junction Presents founding member Colton Anderson, the other to Elizabeth Pullman, Whitehall Ledger owner and Gold Junction Presents founding member. Weber stated that the awards were for everything Anderson and Pullman have done for the community in recent years.

The Rotary Club began the award program about 19 years ago to recognize individuals, groups, or businesses who voluntarily provide service to our community and valley. The money to fund the $150.00 donation to the Wheelchair Foundation in honor of the recipient is made possible with a donation jar at the local KFC/A&W. This was the 81st and 82nd awards and the 81st and 82nd wheelchairs given to a person in need either in the United States or a developing nation in the world.