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- Sunday, August 08, 2010
Elected To Serve Members elected to serve the Presque Isle Rotary Club as officers and directors for the 2010-11 term are pictured, from left, seated: Jeff Pangburn, vice president; Floyd Rockholt, president; John Carkner, Rotary District 7810 governor; and Joy Barresi-Saucier, second vice president. Standing: sergeant-at-arms Theresa Fowler, treasurer Tim Poitras, immediate past president Nancy Fletcher, director Nate Berry, secretary Mary Lawrence, directors Andy Grass, Lehrle Keiffer, and Scott Carlin, assis...
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- Monday, August 02, 2010
5th Annual PI Rotary Club 3 Person Scramble FORE! Dust off your golf clubs and get ready to have great time raising money for a great cause! We're planning for our 5th Annual Presque Isle Rotary Club Golf Tournament. In the past four years, we've had tremendous success, raising almost $42,000. This year's proceeds will benefit the Mantle Lake Restoration Program.
Mantle Lake Park has been a popular picnic and recreation venue for individuals, families and business funct...ions both inside and outside of the greater Presque Isle area f...
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- Thursday, June 24, 2010
SERVICE ABOVE SELF At the Rotary District 7810 Annual Conference, held June 4-6 in Saint John, New Brunswick, two Presque Isle Rotarians were recognized for their service at the district and local club level. Club President, Nancy Fletcher of Mars Hill , stands between Bob Grove-Markwood, who was honored with a Paul Harris Fellowship, as he completes his three-year term as the District World Community Service Chair, and Sharon Campbell, who was honored as the Rotarian of the Year in Rotary District 7810. Campbell...
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- Thursday, June 17, 2010
Presque Isle Rotary Club Begins Solicitations Phase of the AuctionThe Presque Isle Rotary Club is entering the Solicitations Phase of the 63rd annual Rotary Auction. This year the Auction will be held on November 30, December 1, and December 2, 2010, and is projected to raise approximately $45,000 for local charitable organizations.
Over the next several weeks, Rotarians will be contacting local business and soliciting donations of goods and services to be auctioned off this year. Every year for over 60 years, local businesses generously donate products ...
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