Community photos 6-13-12

The Shelbyville Rotary Club recently recognized members who have contributed "over and above" to the programs of Rotary International. From left, Rotary District 6780 Assistant Governor Ray Knowis, Barry Cooper, Billy Fox, Franklin Smith, Karen Thrasher, Garland Morris, Michael Watson, Tim Looney and Governor Frank Rothermel. (Submitted photo)

The Shelbyville Rotary Club's program was presented by Missy Parsons of Homes of Hope, a local agency serving families in need. Parsons explained the priorities of Homes of Hope, which are child welfare deflection, child abuse prevention, and family support and stabilization. She was introduced by Rotarian Brad McGee (right) and welcomed by Club President Bryan Nerren (center) (Submitted photo)

The Flat Creek Community Center monthly potluck always promises a night of good food, fun and entertainment. The June get-together featured the Rode West Band, who performed in front of a packed house. (Submitted photo)

The Rode West Band is known for creating a Grand Ole Opry experience, complete with impersonations of country music stars. (Submitted photo)

Rita Huffer, owner of Rita's At Home Care, spoke to the Shelbyville Lions Club about all the options available today for those who are in need of assistance, whether it be a nursing home, rehab center, assisted living or in-home care. From left, VP Lion Doug Treadway, Lion Bailey Little, Huffer, and her Marketing Director, Chase Rogers. (Submitted photo)

Lion Katie Guthrie and Leader Dog Representative Wanda Scroggins of Florala, Ala. -- who is also legally blind herself -- attended the Lions State Convention in Kingsport. The Lions club is accepting used eyeglasses at the local Sears store with Mike Winton and at club meetings. Most of the recycled glasses are distributed to people in need in developing countries where they will have the greatest impact. (Submitted photo)

The Hoodlum Alley Claybusters (Rookie Division) recently earned distinction as the 2012 SCTP Region Champions. From left are: Trey Barnes, Mason Landers, Will Barnes, John Barnes, and coach James Wilkerson, back. Not pictured: Colby Melson. (Submitted photo)

The Loyal Order Of Moose Lodge 2197 and Chapter 1817 recently installed new officers. Back row, Dave Wilkerson, Treasurer; Tom Jones, Trustee; Billy Soloman, Administrator and Brett Lawrence, Sergeant-at-arms. Front row, Derrick Marcotte, past Governor; Carl Fox, Governor; Mike Banks, Chaplain and Earl Davenport, Trustee. Bob Pearce, Trustee was unavailable for the photo. (Submitted photo)

The women of Chapter 1817 include, back row, Michelle Banks, installing Chairman; Kati Marcotte, Chairman; Brenda Record, Chairman; Vicki Holt, installing Chaplain; Debbie Davenport, installing Regent; Mona Fears, Recorder; Courtney Cruse, Junior Regent. Middle row, Marcia Hutto, Chairman; Susan Price, Secretary/Treasurer; Toni Duke, Chairman; Karen Marcotte, Senior Regent; Gail Nichols, installing Guide; Linda Grab, Chairman. Front row, Jennifer Jones, Chairman and Sammie Baker, Chaplain. (Submitted photo)

Officers of Chapter 1817 include, from left, Sammie Baker, Chaplain; Karen Marcotte, Senior Regent; Mona Fears, Recorder; Courtney Cruse, Junior Regent and Susan Price, Secretary/Treasurer. (Submitted photo)

Sylvia Pinson, director of Shelbyville Parks and Recreation, was a recent guest of Shelbyville Optimist Club. The club will help sponsor the Shelbyville Parks and Recreation Bicycle Rally at the Park Complex on Saturday. The Optimist Club will supply bicycle helmets to the first fifty children to participate in the rally with Pinson is Optimist Club member Jimmy Deason. (Submitted photo)