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YCDT Student Presentation on January 12

DSCN0583SAVE THE DATE ~ January 12, 2010

Fellow Rotarians are asked to attend the YCDT Student Presentation on January 12 from 12:30-1:00 at the Harrisburg Regional Chamber, 3211 N. Front Street.  Students will reveal the community issue that they have selected to focus on with their fundraising and volunteer efforts.  Rotarians will be invited to financially support the students’ fundraising efforts by making a tax-deductible donation.

Most importantly, by attending this presentation, Rotarians are demonstrating to local students that they are part of a bigger community and by working together we can truly make an impact!

Space is limited, so please call or e-mail with your intentions to attend.  213-5022 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Those who are unable to attend should contact Jeannette Archer Simons or Una Martone for more information.

Thank you!

SAVE THE DATE ~ January 12, 2010

Fellow Rotarians are asked to attend the YCDT Student Presentation on January 12 from 12:30-1:00 at the Harrisburg Regional Chamber, 3211 N. Front Street.  Students will reveal the community issue that they have selected to focus on with their fundraising and volunteer efforts.  Rotarians will be invited to financially support the students’ fundraising efforts by making a tax-deductible donation. 

Most importantly, by attending this presentation, Rotarians are demonstrating to local students that they are part of a bigger community and by working together we can truly make an impact!

Space is limited, so please call or e-mail with your intentions to attend.  213-5022 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Those who are unable to attend should contact Jeannette Archer Simons or Una Martone for more information. 

Thank you!

Una Sheridan Martone, CFRE

President

Leadership Harrisburg Area

3211 North Front Street

Harrisburg, PA 17110

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www.leadershipharrisburg.org

717-213-5035

 

Andy's Special Rib Recipe

Andy RebuckFirst thing you need is to get quality ribs.  I like to see Brian Weaver at the West Shore Farmer’s Market, but you can shop for great ribs at a number of places. 

Wash the ribs in cool water and pat dry with paper towels.  Then you want to dry rub the ribs.  Yes you can make your own dry rub or buy any number of these on the shelves but the secret to world famous ribs is the rub!  I recommend Butt Rub brand.

Preheat oven to 500, place a half cup of water in metal pan, add ribs to pans (don’t stack more than 2 layers high) and cover pan tightly with foil.  With oven at 500 degrees add the ribs for 30 minutes and then lower temperature to 250 degrees.  Continue to cook ribs for two more hours on this low heat.

Take the ribs out and add your favorite wet sauce.  We like Jack Daniel’s spicy version.  Cover and place ribs back in oven for one more hour then serve with plenty of paper towels and place a bowl on the table for the bones!

   

Alice Mackenzie Swaim's poetry is universal, timeless, extraordinary

a-poet-for-the-agesAlice Mackenzie Swaim's poetry is universal, timeless, extraordinary.

Born in Scotland of intellectual parents, she lived a life, according to her husband's words, in "a cultural environment extraordinaire . . . traveling in Europe . . . studying the cities, cathedrals and museums." At age l7, the family emigrated to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where Alice's father preached at the Western Theological Seminary and later at Princeton Theological Seminary.

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Rotarian In Search of a Business Development, Marketing, Community Relations Career ....

20 years of experience in the areas of business development, marketing, media relations, and fund development to be shared with a firm looking to succeed in building business, public awareness and market share expansion. A broad range of knowledge and a network of business associations are adaptable and beneficial to a variety of corporations and industries, both for profit and not-for-profit.

As President-Elect of the local SMPS Central PA Chapter (Society for Marketing Professional Services) I have had the opportunity to build a strong network of colleagues and lead opportunities. As a member of The Rotary Club of Harrisburg and a graduate of Leadership Harrisburg, I have the privilege of a life-long commitment to community service.

Marie LeVan Lick, CPSM

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