Land, Hall, Volltrauer Complete Terms on South Shore Foundation Board
March 2005

South Shore Foundation Board Members Step Down Three South Shore Foundation members, (from left) Heidi Volltrauer, Margaret Hall, and Dr. David Land, completed their terms on the board of directors and were presented appreciation gifts for their service at the first board meeting of 2005. They each received a pendulum clock. South Shore Foundation is the charitable foundation of Northern Arkansas Telephone Co., working to further the goals of educational advancement, economic development, and environmental preservation in the South Shore area.

The South Shore Foundation Board of Directors said good-bye to members completing their terms at the end of 2004. Two of those completing their terms, Dr. David Land and Margaret Hall, have been members since the foundation’s first meeting in 1997.

Dr. Land, as the school superintendent of Omaha Public Schools, had worked with NATCO in the early 1990s to bring distance learning technology into the rural Arkansas schools, such as Omaha. Margaret Hall, mayor of Bull Shoals since 2002, contributed to the board from her experience in a health care profession and was interested in all projects, especially those dealing with education and technology. Ms. Volltrauer, vice president of sales and marketing at Volt Industrial Plastics at Flippin, drew from her perspective as a businessperson in local industry.

Each of the retiring board members received an engraved clock as a token of appreciation.