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RYLA students attend the July 12th Rotary Meeting
Written by Fred Hartman Tuesday, 13 July 2010 13:52
Two RYLA ( Rotary Youth Leadership Camp at Messiah College ) students are pictured with Fred Hartman. The student on the left is Marissa Liberacki, a student at Bishop McDevitt High School.
Her parents are Robert and Rebecca Liberacki. Marissa will be a Senior at Bishop McDevitt and is a member of the National Honor Society, the Future Business leaders of America, and the Student Council. She is a distinguished student winning several Science awards including placing first in the school science fair the last two years. Marissa was a member of the Rotary Youth Community Development Team.
The student on the right is Olivia Tae Krokonko, also a student at Bishop McDevitt High School. Her mother is Therese Krokonko. Olivia will be a Senior at Bishop McDevitt and is a member of the chorus and the Pro-Life and Christian Service Club. She has been involved in dance for 13 years and scouting for 11 years. Her favorite subjects are Religion and English and she enjoys volunteering at the local soup kitchen. Olivia was a member of the Rotary Youth Development Team.
2009-2010 Report from the President
Written by Carolyn Dumeresq Tuesday, 22 June 2010 07:06
What a wonderful year of challenges! We had programs that challenged our thinking and venues that challenged our spacial relations and agenda time changes that challenged our flexibility! And as usual Rotarians rose to the challenge.
Rising to the challenge isn’t a new concept for our club. We stretched our already impressive support for international programs by initiating a water program for
We struggled this year in maintaining our membership. Plagued by deaths, job loss and transfers our attrition numbers exceeded our new member numbers. I am certain that, with the quality work done in our strategic planning process and with the focus and support of our new officer team and Board, we will be able to achieve our goals for membership next year.
A few well deserved thank yous to my mentor Janice Black, my alter ego Bob Hostetter and my right and left arms Linda Freedenberg. A final thank you to the members of our club for all of your kind words, support and positive energy as I served you and our club this past year.
Caroyln Dumaresq
100 Years! Harrisburg Rotary Celebrates Centennial with Tree Planting
Written by Kent Frese Friday, 30 April 2010 15:21
The City of Harrisburg Arbor Day program and the Rotary Club of Harrisburg's Centennial Project tree planting ceremony at Riverfront Park. Our own Robert Saline commemorated the celebration with the following:
"Mayor Thompson, Rotary District 7390 Governor Connie Spark, Past District Governor Chuck Cenkner, distinguished guests and fellow Rotarians, today at the request of our current Rotary President Carolyn C Dumaresq and our incoming President Dr. John Judson, I want to note that the Rotary Club of Harrisburg is entering its 100th year of local and international service...
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Calendar of Events
- NO MEETING
September 06 (12:00 - noon - 12:00 - noon)
(Weekly Meetings) - NO MEETING
September 13 (12:00 - noon - 12:00 - noon)
(Weekly Meetings) - Happy Hour at ABC
September 13 (5:00 pm - 7:00 pm)
(Important Events)Happy Hour event at ABC Brewing Company on Monday September 13th
We will host a happy hour event at ABC Brewing Company on...
- Dr. Joyce Davis
September 20 (12:00 - noon - 1:15 pm)
(Weekly Meetings)Dr.Joyce Davis will speak on the timely topic: WHO SPEAKS FOR ISLAM? - Nine and Dine at Range End GC in Dillsburg
September 21 (5:00 pm - 8:00 pm)
(Important Events)Once a month we have hosted a “Nine and Dine” event at different golf courses where our members and guests are invited to play...
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2010-2011 Club Officers
President
Robert S. Saline,
President-Elect
Una Martone,
Vice President
Carolyn Dumaresq,
Immediate Past President
Barry Ramper II,
Secretary
William B. Boles,
Treasurer
William M. Tillett,
Sergeant-at-Arms
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RYLA students attend the July 12th Rotary Meeting Two RYLA ( Rotary Youth Leadership Camp at Messiah College ) students are pictured with Fred Hartman. The student on the left is Marissa Liberacki, a student at Bishop McDevitt High School. Her parents...
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