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Welcome to our STEM YEA Students
Today we welcomed Monica and Annelise and their parents. These are 8th graders at Keith Valley and were recommended by their teachers to attend the Stem yea  Academy due to their interest and aptitude for science, technology, engineering and math 
The girls enjoyed the program at the College and gave a nice presentation regarding the program:
  Highlights:
  • Class was everyday with an emphasis on experiments.
  • Speakers were from the college and also from NASA
  • Students built a Model Space camp and a model space ship.
  • They also built a landing mechanism.
  • The girls did many interesting things at camp, made life long friends and got a wider view of the world.
 
Good Morning Rotarians!
 
Good Morning Rotarians and those visiting this site.
It was a great weekend for skeleton Scurry and Rotary was out in force to help with this great community event.
We were scattered in various place...judging the contest (Sue, Art, Nancy, Barb R) Keeping the runners safe as they walked and ran the streets of Hatboro (Barb S , Tom B). And of course those in charge (Kathy and of course Gary.) We were but a small number of the community who volunteered their time during this event.(If I missed anyone, I apologize.
A special thank you to the other organizations which were out in force to make it a safe event.
 
To our readers: This is just one of many events that our club volunteers to help. We also fully support HHHS Interact club and are extremely proud of what they accomplish. Ask an interact member about their Peanut Butter sandwich project!! You will be amazed! 
Club Assembly
Today we had a club assembly to keep us informed of the work our club is doing and/or working on.
Its a great time for any club member to ask questions, make suggestions and move our club forward
Members also spent time to discuss membership.
To those non members, please come join us for breakfast at the dish on Wednesday mornings at the at 7:30 AM. Stay tuned to this site for announcements of upcoming events.
Notice to members: the club Board minutes will be emailed to you ...
Hatboro Horsham Educational Foundation
 
Wednesday 16 October We welcomed Suzy Krzaczeky and Drew DeNardo 
0f the Hatboro Horsham Educational Founndation A not for profit  organization that peovides 
Grants for Educators; supports many programs for the students and workshops for parents and interested parties.
 

“The Hatboro-Horsham Educational Foundation partners with the community, businesses, and the Hatboro-Horsham School District to provide inspiring programs and innovative learning grants to enhance the educational experience for all students.”

Some of their programs:
  • Girl's Stem Program
  • Broadway Masterclass
  • Author-in-residence
  • Professional in Residence
  • HHHS Robotics
  • Jarrett Nature Center
  • A Part of the Conversation

Grant Awards for HHSD Educators

Each year, the Hatboro-Horsham Educational Foundation awards teacher grants to give all students, grades K-12, access to extraordinary learning opportunities. Many familiar and regarded programs in our District were launched with HHEF grant funds, including LEGO robotics, virtual reality, LINK Crew, Trout in the Classroom, Be a Part of the Conversation, and STEM drones. We are incredibly proud of our grants tradition, which empowers our teachers, engages our students, and ensures a dynamic curriculum.
 
The HHEF offers two grant award programs:

Innovative Learning Grants enable teachers to apply for up to $10,000 to launch a groundbreaking program with the potential to advance the school curriculum.

Classroom Grants offer teachers $300 awards to support an instructional need that would benefit students.
ONE Classroom Grant per school site will be awarded yearly

 
I would not do this group justice by selecting only a FEW things thwy do. I urge you to please visit their website which contains so much more information then I can post here.
 
For More information, to donate, volunteer or read about their programs go to:  http://www.hhef.org or
HHE@hatboro-horsham.org
 
 
Congrats to President Barbara R
Congratulations to Rotarian Barbara R who became our new president for the remainder of the year. We wish her well! We also wish our past Pres Alex the best. Come visit us any time!
 
Upcoming Events:
  • 5 pm Oct 22 Hat Packs
  • Skeleton Scurry...Volunteer to cheer on the Runners and Walkers 
 
Happy birthday
  • Happy Birthday To Karen K  Oct 13
  • Happy birthday To Lisa G      Oct 16
  • Congratulation to: Karen and Mike on their Anniversary Oct 13
  • Congratulations to Darlene and Dennis  Oct 15
Upcoming Service  Activities
  • Tues 10/22 Hat Packs at Pennypack 5pm (Bring a Friend). Evening social at Ross and Co after.
  •  Sat 10/26 Skeleton Scurry 8am- 12pm at Pennypack
  •  Mon 1029 pb&J sandwich drive at HHHS. Meet at 2:30 at HHHS where we will join the interact students will begin packing.
Chief Mark Ruegg..Hatboro police chief
Very Happy to Welcome Hatboro Police Chief Mark Rugg back to our club. Since he became Chief, many things are happening. They are now fully Staffed at 16..12 are patrol and others are Detectives ,fill ins and various other duties. Some updates:
  • Coffee with the Chief at Steel Penny Caffe is continuing. (next meeting is Oct 26)
  • Training taking place at Penny pack which saves some money for the department.
  • Hands free cell phone while driving law has been passed.
  • joined Crime watch page for passing info and keeping public informed. https://montgomery.crimewatchpa.com/
  • Expect to pay for another candidate to attend the academy
  • Have several new young Police. At least one grew up in Hatboro
  • Re: Elections. Police are not permitted at polling locations . They can respond if there is an issue.
  • Take back day for scripts is going well.
  • One of our officers assisted in apprehending a man wanted in Cheltenham. Bravo to that alert officer.
  • Thank you chief for joining us this morning.
DG Kate Farrell Visits Hatboro!
So we were honored to have the DG Kate come to Lobster Pot and also have breakfast with us on Weds. Morning. Kate has been a member of the Warminster Rotary for 18 years and prior to becoming our DG, she was the district Foundation Chair. But that has not been her only position in the District. She has served on many committees. Kate spent some time talking about our Current International President Stephanie Ur chick
Membership is always a great topic and Kate didn't Disappoint. The goal is always to increase membership and she shared what some other clubs are doing including starting a sat alight club at one of the Senior living centers. There are many who live in these senior centers but still have much to give to Rotary and the surrounding area.
Upcoming events:
Race to zero...we continue to try to reduce the number of polio cases to zero and we did come very close but since the current conflicts in the world, two children have gotten polio. But we won't give up.
District Conference... will take place in Apr at the Hershey Lodge. Bring the family and spend a day or two at the park.
Peace is another big topic in Rotary.. Did you know there are 7 Peace Center in the world??
Mental Health will continue to be a focus for Rotary
Thank you DG Kate for your vist!
 
 
LobsterPot!
Our sincere thanks to everyone, adults, kids, and even some cute dogs for attending our annual lobsterpot.... We did have a few raindrops (okay, more then a few) but it didn't last long. The sun came out and the most beautiful rainbow appeared. It was perfect! But a little chilly.  Quite a few people stopped after the meal to let us know how good it was. I did not see too many people leaving so I guess they stayed for the raffle drawing. We do have pictures on our Rotary FB page so please check it out.
Our District Governor Kate Farrell joined us and even won some prizes,
Will try to post some pictures here next week...
 
Again, THANK YOU all for supporting Rotary.
 
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THANK YOU!
Thank you to ALL our great sponsors. We appreciate your support of the Hatboro Rotary as we continue to support the Community. See you all at Lobster Pot!!
 
Here is the list of sponsors for Lobster Pot:
 
Hatboro Federal Savings
Hatboro Cemetery
Hatboro Lumber
Elm Street Hatboro
Delaware Valley Concrete
Duffy North
Powell Electric
Schneider Funeral Home
Braccia Builders
Dr Cohen, Armstrong, Colt Ophthalmology
Birthdays/Anniversaries
CLUB NEWS:
 
 BIRTHDAYS/ANNIVERSARIES
  •  Happy Birthday to Don   Sep 5
  • Happy Birthday Toney      Sep 18
  • Happy Rotary Anniversary to Katrina Sep 12 17 years
 Reminder!
Lobster Pot is this Sat. Rain or shine!!
Diane Hegele.. All about the Borough
Today we welcomed back former Rotarian Diane Hegele to update us on the Borough Happenings.
  • New Stores are coming: Greek Cafe; Bodega; Sparta Convenience; New business coming to the old TD Bank; the brewery will be opening at the OLD MILL as soon as they navigate the permit process.
  • Borough Hall update: Hired Mr. Rob Jacobus who is working with the events committee as well as the Fire Marshal and Code Official
  • New Fire Marshal, Kate is working out well. She is the first female fire marshal in the history of the Enterprize fire Company
  • Police update: Chief Ruegg has been on the job and busy since he took over from Chief Gardner (who is enjoying Retirement) . Regardless of what you might read on FB. the Police are actively working on and identifying the Kids on Bikes.
  • The Chief and Mayor are hosting the Borough Blend...Coffee with a cop
  • Public Works: The public works crews are working hard covering events..please remember these crews come in at 8am and rork til 2 am during events
  • Boards and Commission Update: Planning Commission is busy reviewing zoning
  • Memorial Park is getting a new trail as well as an ADA bridge and playground
  • Upcoming events: Fireworks in Sep; cruise night at Pennypack. entertainment,  games, music etc.  
  • There is cetainly more going on in the Borough so feel free to call them! 
EVENING SOCIAL Jul 24
It was great to get together at Steel Penny Cafe for our weekly social. Great to see so many club members attending!
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Meals on Wheels
SPEAKER: Joe Kircher
Meals on wheels is a non profit that delivers meals every day to elders and those who are homebound. It is good for those who are homebound to have contact with someone on a daily basis and the person delivering is happy to visit while delivering meals.  Meals on wheels receives food donations from many local food sources. Wegman's is the primary supplier of the daily meals, however they also receive food from WAWA, Giant and other local businesses. In the near future they expect to move from their current location to a new location at the Pennypack community building where they will prepare the meals and also have a permanent home. They currently have about 90 volunteers and if you are interested in volunteering, please contact them . https://www.buxmontmow.org/
Rotarian Nancy Venner ...A Step Up Academy
SPEAKER: NANCY VENNER
This morning we welcomed Rotarian Nancy Venner to the club to share information about A STEP UP ACADEMY.   A school for  Children with Autism..no matter where on the spectrum . They do accept other students who may have other health impairments such as ADHD ,speech impairments. emotional disturbance among other conditions.  It is an integrative educational program for those with Autism. It is a school for Children, and young adults on the autism spectrtum in preschool through 12th grade. The school was founded by Karen Misher in 2013 with 2 students (her children). The Academy prepares the students to become engaged in society through programs such as academic; social; emotional and behavioral programs. The vision is to prepare the students for the world and the world for the students. The staff cares about their students. their mission is to help the child/young adult feel safe, loved and educated. Please visit their website https://www.astepupacademy.org/  for more information. Currently operating out of two separate facilities, they are soon to be moving into another building which will be large enough to have ALL their students in one building! 
George Lewis
GEORGE LEWIS
Celebration of Life
Saturday July 13th 1pm to 4 pm
Giuseppe's Pizza
1380 Street Road, Warminster Pa 18974
Congrats Hatboro rotary
Hatboro Rotary has long been a supporter of ShelterBox and last year was no different. Thanks to the generosity of District 7430 Rotarians and Clubs, we are the leading District in the US in Donations to ShelterBox. There are 3 categories of donations: Gold ($.5,000);Silver ($3000);Bronze (1000.00) Out of 114 clubs in our District, Hatboro is one of three clubs in Silver  Category.  Thank you Hatboro /Rotarians!
HATBORO HAPPENINGS
What is going on in OUR town?
 
July 11 Yoga 6:30 $5  (Library)
        19 Cruise Night 8-5PM
             Music in the Meadow 5:30 to 8:30
        20 Community Market 9-12
             Church of Advent take out meal 3:30-5:30
        27 Library: Water Color Work shop 10:30
                           Moonlight Memories Car Show 5pm-10 pm
AUG  3 Community Market 9-12 pm
              Cressbrook  Fundraiser for SGT Bruckner 3-8 PM
 
To All of our Rotary Family that is traveling ...we wish you safe journeys!!
 
           
Scott Rosen,,..Human (HR) Resources
Transforming Human Resources: Scott Rosen 
Taken from the Rosen Group website
 
What can the Rosen Group do for you?

The Rosen Group provides direct hire and contract placement of Human Resource professionals at all experience levels, specializing in recruiting, compensation, benefits, HR technology, payroll, labor relations, training & development and employee relations. Our network of talent consists of thousands of highly qualified, pre-screened talent ready to hit the ground running.

We operate more like a consulting firm than a staffing firm so we have adopted a container and exclusive contingency approach to our work. This allows us to deliver a much higher quality of service compared to traditional contingency firms.Transforming HR is a service of the Rosen Group that provides a guided approach for small to medium sized companies to build or transform their HR departments to impact the bottom line.  Most leaders think of HR as an expense. However, when you think of Human Resources as intentionally as you do Sales, Marketing and Operations, you’ll find that HR can have an enormous impact on your ROI and your company’s bottom line. Now there’s a proven approach to improving your HR department’s performance, ability to attract and maintain high quality staff, and contribute more meaningfully to your company’s success.

6 Steps to transforming your HR department.

   1. Assessment   2. Right People Right Seats 3. HR Stategic Plan 4.  Establish KPLS (Key Performance Indicators) 5.  Benchmark  6.  Best Practices by Function

Build or transform your HR department which unleashes the power of the people throughout you entire organization. For more information regarding what they off please visit their website https://rosengroup.com/?doing_wp_cron=1720022277.6338620185852050781250  Ther is very interesting information on the website. Such as some of the innovations in the HR Departments. Flexible HR departments. Understanding Key Performance Indicators: HR Department Yearly Award. You cannot go wrong by looking at their website. 

Thank you Scott for the interesting presentation.

Welcome Incoming 2024-2025 Hatboro Rotary President: Alex Myers
 
It is with great honor and privilege to welcome the incoming 2024-2025 Hatboro Rotary Club President, Alex Myers. This morning, June 26th, 2024, the changeover between Past President, Lisa Grace, and Incoming President, Alex Myers was witnessed by all present members of Hatboro Rotary. Alex has been a crucial and active club member, board member, and volunteer for some time with Hatboro Rotary. There is no doubt that with Alex as acting president, the Hatboro Rotary Club and its members will be led by an individual that truly lives by the definition of Service Above Self. Alex discussed his outlined goals for his year as president along with his enthusiasm for what we can accomplish in the upcoming year as an organization. We look forward to seeing all of the wonderful additions that Alex will bring to the club during his year as acting president!
Hatboro Rotary Academic Scholarship Winner - Avery Daniels
 
Our club members were happy to welcome to our morning meeting Avery Daniels, the recipient of Hatboro Rotary 2024 4-Year Academic Scholarship, along with her mother, Kathleen. Avery will be attending Villanova in the fall of 2024. Avery will be working towards her degree in Business Administration and has high aspirations to pursue a career as a Lawyer post-graduation. Avery's accomplishments during her time at Hatboro Horsham have reflected nothing short of impressive and humbling. Avery acted as the Co-President of Partnership - a volunteer organization at Hatboro Horsham High School that travels once a month to the Broad Street Ministry in Philadelphia along with hosting community clothing drives. Avery also served as the president of Helping Little Hands - a volunteer organization that aims to help younger individuals combat illnesses through rock painting activities and drives. This organization works directly with the MIP Foundation. Avery's participation during her time at Hatboro Horsham High School includes several other major accomplishments including, but not limited to: Social Media Officer for Student Council, Captain of Mock Trial, Co-Captain of Black Dance Team, Link Crew Leader, being a recognized member of the National Honor Society, along with Interning at the Pennsylvania General Attorney's office based out of Philadelphia during the summer leading into her Senior Year.  We have no doubt that Avery is going to continue on the path of success as she begins her time as an undergraduate student at Villanova and we wish here the best of luck with all of her future endeavors! (Permission to use Avery's photo on this page was granted by herself and her mother, Kathleen)
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American Foundation for Suicide Prevention & Jack Duffy 5k - Colleen Duffy
Posted by Gary Chamberlain on Jun 12, 2024
Colleen Duffy presented to Hatboro Rotary on why the Jack Duffy 5K and an overview of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Colleen explained why she is involved in suicide prevention. Her son Jack suffered from clinical depression, and just after his 20th birthday he died from suicide.

 Jack Duffy

1999 - 2019

Jack was a brilliant student, a gifted athlete, and a genuine friend. He graduated with a Scholar’s Diploma from Hatboro-Horsham High School in 2017 and started at Dartmouth College that fall. In the meantime, he taught himself to code and developed several website businesses based on his desire to “serve, help, and empower others.” He took time off from college to travel and focus on his entrepreneurial endeavors. But Jack’s brilliant mind was suffering from clinical depression, and just after his 20th birthday he died from suicide. Jack will always be remembered by those who loved him and were touched by his kindness, sharp intellect, and unique insights - well beyond his years.

AFSP Mission:
To save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide Home | AFSP

Greater Philadelphia Chapter:
•1 of 73 AFSP chapters, which are in all 50 states, DC, and Puerto Rico
•Supports all 5 counties of Greater Philadelphia area
•Bucks
•Chester
•Delaware
•Montgomery
•Philadelphia
Why We Fight Suicide:
•Suicide is a leading cause of death in the US, with over 49,000 Americans dying each year
•Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death for those aged 10 – 34
•It is estimated that there are 25 suicide attempts for each death, or more than 1 million attempts per year
•Over half of US adults have been affected by suicide
How We Fight for the Cause:
•Advocacy
•Research
•Support
Rotary Club of Hatboro Procedure Manual - Barbara Rudakevych
Posted by Gary Chamberlain
At the January 2023 Board meeting the board agreed that a new Procedure Manual should be created, and that Directors touch base with committee chairs, to ask they submit procedures to them. These would then be placed in a shared file. In September 2023 Barbara Rudakevych volunteered to take what had been placed in the shared file and start the process of creating the Procedure Manual. Barbara contacted Board Advisor Russ Fairlie and other board members for input on the manual. Barbara then used the updated procedures from the shared drive, some old procedures, and the club's constitution and byelaws to create a manual for the board to review. The manual followed the club’s Organization Chart’s Avenues of Service (Club Service, Vocational Service, Community Service, International Service, Youth Service). The manual showed some descriptions/procedures for Board Positions, Club Operations, Club Committees and a Member Directory. This manual was then shared with the club electronically for members to review and comment on. At today's meeting Barbara presented the Procedure Manual to the club.
Barbara handed out the Procedure Manual Table of Contents and then read out different procedures and asked members to where they thought these procedures could be found in the manual, Gary was very good at this! Barbara then displayed the manual and explained that by clicking within the table of contents would take you directly to that section. Barbara explained that this was a living document, and changes could be made through herself, Lisa and Alex. Procedures that were missing could still be submitted to her. Barbara would also send out directions on how to access the Procedure Manual in the member section of our website. Linda explained to the club how much work had gone into this project, and the club thanked Barbara for all her hard work.
Sad News to Report
It is with great sadness that we report the death of Rotarian George Lewis. George was a very integral part of our club and a wonderful supporter of Rotary. He was generous man who gave so much to this community and to rotary. Although George and his wife moved to Florida, he never left Rotary and became an active member of a Rotary Club in Florida, you will be missed George both Here and in Florida.
CLUB and COMMUNITY
  • Don't forget to sign up for Charter Night (Contact Katrina). This club received its Charter on May 21, 1942
  • Ross and Co. Restaurant opened its doors to business this week! Congratulations and we hope everyone visits for a good meal!
  • Congratulations to Hatboro Scout Troop 3 who celebrated 75 years! Many of our Rotarians were happy to join their celebration on Sat Morning. Well done Troop 3
HealthLink Dental Clinic..Rick James
SPEAKER: Rotarian Rick James
Have you heard of Healthlink Dental Clinic?? HealthLink is a free dental clinic serving uninsured, low wage-earning adults and military veterans in Bucks and Montgomery Counties. This clinic is staffed by a group of volunteer Dentists who provide care to those 18 and older who have no dental insurance; may or may not be working or are a Military Veteran. Household income must be below certain limits.(more information on their website) Those limits are based on the number of people in the household. https://www.healthlinkdental.org/ For more information, please follow the link to their website. Do you have questions? Give them a call www.healthlinkdental.org HealthLink Dental Clinic (215) 364-4247. This is a great program for those who thought they would have to go without care because of finances. Thanks Rick for the presentation.
Montco Trail Challenge... Laura Williamson
Speaker: Laura Williamson
It was a pleasure to have Laura with us this morning to talk about the Montco Trail Challenge and the goal to get people in Montgomery County Moving! So, turn off the TV, get the dog and a couple of kids and get out and walk!!  The 2024 challenge runs from April 27 to December 2, 2024. you can register online. There are 18 trails participating and 3 open spaces so you can choose a trail somewhere else and still get credit. There are those who have recorded having better mental health as a result of participation. You can walk, run, bike, skip or just find the trail, mark down the symbol and leave. The goal is to get people outside and moving! Many of the trails connect so you can do more than one trail at a time. I have personally done the Challenge twice and I can honestly say I always felt better. I called it my Happy Place! My dog loved walking the trail, sniffing new smells and rolling in the grass. Every trail has a symbol which you need to record to get credit. Symbols could be a fox, a deer or many other animals. Part of the fun was always trying to find the symbol!!   For more information www.montgomerycountypa.gove/challenge
 
Thank you Pres Lisa
Events do not just magically happen. It takes a lot of work, planning, selling tickets. delivering tickets, wrapping prizes and a host of other things. This past weekend we had our second annual Bingo in the borough at Penny Pack. It was a huge success! and we stand to have raised a lot of money to use to support the community. Special thanks to President Lisa (and her husband Alex) who single handedly did a lot of the work and that is not to take anything away from her crew of helpers...you are an amazing team! Thank you all!
Community Happenings
This is a busy weekend in the Borough 
  • Library Book Sale  ..Sat May 11 9-2 (also flower sale)
  • Community Day: At Hatboro Pool.. 10- 2     Bring a nonperishable food item to donate .; Purchase your pool membership; interact with community organizations.(Rotary will be there)
  • SAVE Sat May 18 to join Boy Scouts troop 3 celebrating 75 years! College Settlement (see list of activities by scrolling down on the page
Club News
Congrats to our club members
  •  Celebrating Years in Rotary: Gary C 18 years May 15: Skip S 56 years May 15
  • Wedding Anniversaries: Tom and Betsy F 53 years May 14: Lisa and Alex May 6
Thank You Everyone!
Sincere thanks to everyone who attended the 2nd Annual Rotary Bingo in the Borough!
By the noise in the room, it seems everyone was having a great time!
We do appreciate the support as we utilize these funds to help our community,
 
Special thanks to President Lisa and her wonderful crew!
Club
  • Don't Forget Bingo in the Borough SAT 4 May!
  • Prayers for Russ who is ill
PHF-2..Karen White Kearns
 
Congratulations to Rotarian Karen Kearns for achieving her second Paul Harris Fellow.
Thank you for your support of Rotary Programs Projects. 
Lehman Food Pantry,, Charles Lockard
SPEAKER: Former Rotarian Charles Lockard
We were happy to welcome back Charles to give us an update on the food Pantry at Lehman Church.
It is important to note that all the local and surrounding food pantries work together, along with the community.
Most are a part of the Montco Hunger Network and readily talk about needs and resources. 
The Lehman Pantry is open 3 days in the morning (Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday). Approximately 40-60 people per week utilize the pantry. The pantry (and others in the area) are basically stocked through donations. The Boy scouts do a very successful food drive during the year and also collect items during local events. Businesses' in town hold food drives as well as other organizations. We would not be able to help feed people without those donations. Lehman supports people who live within a 5-mile radius of the Church. If someone came in that lives outside that area, the staff will help them find the closest pantry to their home and also give some things t take home.
The pantry is staffed by volunteers so if you are interested in helping out, come to the pantry on a Monday, Wednesday or Thursday between 9:30 and 12. Thank you Charles for the update
ARE YOU NUTZ about POPCORN?
SPEAKER: Lynnette Smith, owner of Nutz about Popcorn
Accompanied by Nate her right hand hard worker!
Do you LOVE popcorn? Lynnette has been in business for 6 years right here in Hatboro. With over 130 flavors of popcorn, you can't go wrong. Small cans, medium cans. and big bags...you can't go wrong. Much of her business is done online. Orders come in from many places for popcorn for an any event..they are happy to accommodate. Having a fund raiser? The process is easy:
  • Minimum 6 bags per flavor, Minimum order of 24 bags
  • Up to 50% profit for each bag you sell
  • No money up-front
  • We pop your order fresh, and package it specifically for your group.
  • Fundraising materials and kit provided.
There are many occasions to celebrate and Nutz about popcorn can help you; all you have to do is reach out. If you see their truck at an event, get some popcorn! It is delicious. Nutz About Popcorn
Thanks Lynnette!
 
Birthdays and Anniversaries
  • Happy Birthday to Darlene   April 15
  • Club Anniversaries Mike and Karen Kearns 7 year Rotarians.
                                   Congratulations to all!
Photo Albums
Club Executives & Directors
President
Barbara Rudakevych
President Elect
Tom Bender
Immediate Past President
Lisa Grace
Treasurer
Linda Roehner
Secretary
Gary Chamberlain
Rotary Foundation
Katrina Sullivan
Membership
Karen Kearns
Youth Services
Jonathan Riches
Website Administrator
Barbara Schupeltz
Community Service
Gary Chamberlain
International Service
Tom Bender
Club Advisor
Russ Fairlie
Interact
Kathy Salemno
Sergeant-at-Arms
Darlene Malone