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Hallo! Ich heiße Erin und ich bin ein Austauschschulerin nach Österreich von 13 August 2019 bis 31 Juli 2020. Ich wohne in Hanover, Pennsylvania, USA, aber für dieses Jahr, wohne ich in Innsbruck/Inzing.
Hello! My name is Erin and I am an exchange student to Austria from the 13 of August 2019 to 31 of July 2020. I live in Hanover, PA, USA but, for this year, I live in Innsbruck/Innsbruck.
Samantha ist eine Austauschschulerin von Aspen, Colorado. Sie kann Englisch, Spanisch, Französisch, und Sarkasmus sprechen. Wir gehen nach AGI (Akademisches Gymnasium Innsbruck) in der siebte klasse.
There is one more girl from America in Innsbruck, Samantha. She's from Aspen, Colorado. She speaks 4 languages fluently, English, Spanish, French, and Sarcasm. We both go to AGI (Akademishes Gymnasium Innsbruck) in the 7th class.
Zu Hause, habe ich zwei Hunden, zwei Katzen, ein Fisch, und manchmal ein Eichhörnchen wiel er mag unseren Deck und vogelfressen. Ich habe keine Zeit mit Schule, Band, Theater, FBLA, und anderen klubs.
At home, I have two dogs, two cats, a fish, and sometimes a squirrel that seems to like our deck and bird feeder. I am crazy busy with school, band, theater, FBLA, and other clubs I find myself involved in.
Hier fahre ich mit dem Bus jeden Tag zum Stadt, aushange in den Stadt, und habe ich lange Pausen zwischen Klassen. Manchmal, gehen meine gaastfamilie und ich zu der Berge und wir finden beeren oder Pilze, oder nichts.
Here I use a public bus everyday, hang out in the city, and have long breaks in between some of my classes. Some days my host family and I go to the mountains to find berries or mushrooms, and sometimes we go hiking just to hike,

Click on the link to see some pictures.

Here's the link. https://austriayouthexchange2019-2020.weebly.com/about-me.html

2 Upcoming Fundraiser Events to Support Polio Eradication

Posted by Kimberly Hackett on Oct 10, 2019

There are 2 events scheduled in the near future to raise money for the fight against Polio. Please come out and lend your support to these efforts:

Cafe For A Cause -

When - Thursday Oct 24 thru Sunday Oct 27, 2019

Where - Ice Cream Ally" Coffee Cafe, 212 South Queen St, Littlestown, Pa

What - soup, sandwich, and /or ice cream and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Polio Plus. All proceeds will be matched 2:1 by the Bill and Melinda Gates

Foundation. Please mention that you are supporting the Littlestown Rotary effort to eradicate Polio.

Sponsor - Rotary Club of Littlestown

Pints for Polio -

When - Wednesday Nov 6, 2019

Where - Miscreations MicroBrew on the square in Hanover, Pa

What - stop in and purchase one of their brews and Miscreations will donate $1.00 from every pint sold that night. Please mention that you are supporting the

Hanover Rotary effort to eradicate Polio.

Sponsor - Rotary Club of Hanover

District Governor Speaks On World Polio Day

Posted by Kimberly Hackett on Sep 30, 2019

ROTARY CLUB OF HANOVER COMMEMORATES WORLD POLIO DAY
INVITES LOCAL POLIO SURVIVORS TO OCTOBER 29^TH MEETING

On World Polio Day, thousands of Rotary Clubs around the world will hold events and fundraisers to recognize our progress in the global fight to end polio. As a founding partner of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, Rotary has reduced polio cases by 99.9% since the first project to vaccinate children in the Philippines in 1979. We’ve helped immunize more than 2.5 billion children in 122 countries. So far, Rotary has contributed more than $1.8 billion toward eradicating the disease worldwide.

Today, polio remains endemic only in Afghanistan, Nigeria, and Pakistan. But it’s crucial to continue working to keep other countries polio-free. If all eradication efforts stopped today, within 10 years, polio could paralyze as many as 200,000 children each year.

We invite local polio survivors to join us on October 29^th at our Rotary Club of Hanover weekly meeting at Bay City Seafood Restaurant located at 110 Eisenhower Drive, Hanover, PA at noon. Our program will be presented by our esteemed District Governor, Reverend Patrick J. Rooney, an advocate of polio eradication and supporter of the Polio Survivors Network. Bailey Coach will have their Rotary International wrapped bus on display to honor our guests. Lunch will be complimentary. Please rsvp to Kim Hackett at khackett@vnahanover.org or 717-637-1227 by October 22^nd.

More information on Rotary’s efforts to eradicate polio can be found at: https://www.rotary.org/en/our-causes/ending-polio

2 Upcoming Fundraiser Events to Support Polio Eradication

Posted by Kimberly Hackett on Oct 10, 2019

There are 2 events scheduled in the near future to raise money for the fight against Polio. Please come out and lend your support to these efforts:

Cafe For A Cause -

When - Thursday Oct 24 thru Sunday Oct 27, 2019

Where - Ice Cream Ally" Coffee Cafe, 212 South Queen St, Littlestown, Pa

What - soup, sandwich, and /or ice cream and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Polio Plus. All proceeds will be matched 2:1 by the Bill and Melinda Gates

Foundation. Please mention that you are supporting the Littlestown Rotary effort to eradicate Polio.

Sponsor - Rotary Club of Littlestown

Pints for Polio -

When - Wednesday Nov 6, 2019

Where - Miscreations MicroBrew on the square in Hanover, Pa

What - stop in and purchase one of their brews and Miscreations will donate $1.00 from every pint sold that night. Please mention that you are supporting the

Hanover Rotary effort to eradicate Polio.

Sponsor - Rotary Club of Hanover

Update - Erin DeWald,Exchange Student

Posted by Kimberly Hackett on Aug 23, 2019

Erin is now in language camp and enjoying it. She is in the Advanced Level which is a testament to her abilities and the language program at Southwestern. The latest gorgeous photo is from Salzburg.

REMINDER: You can follow and view all of Erin's photos in the Photo Album section on our webpage.

District Governor Rooney Visits Hanover Club

Posted by Warren Risk on Jul 23, 2019

District Governor, Patrick (Paddy) Rooney visited our Club on Tuesday, July 23, 2019. Instead of quoting Rotary statistics, Governor Rooney focused his remarks on the theme of "Why ROTARY?" His intent was to to get us to think about why we are members of Rotary and to encourage us to support Rotary International goals. Good Job Paddy!

Pictured below are (Lft to Rt) are: Paddy Rooney, District Governor; Greg Staub, Governor Elect; Craig Aiello, Club President

Bailey's Make Bequest Award to Foundation

Posted by Warren Risk on Jul 23, 2019

At our meeting on Tuesday July 23, District Governor Paddy Rooney presented John Bailey and his wife Jane with a special Foundation Award for bequesting $10,000 to the Foundation.

Rotary Sponsors Mission Trip to New Bern, NC

Posted by John Bailey on Jul 26, 2019

The Rotary Club of Hanover PA aong with Rotary District 7390 sponsored a mssion trip to New Bern NC July 14-20, 2019. The group assisted with the rebuilding of 2 homes in the New Bern Area. Over 5,000 homes were flooded after Hurricane Florence hit the area last September. Bailey Coach donated its Rotary themed coach to transport the group and Shipley Energy in York donated the fuel for the trip. Another trip is planned for March 2020.

PLEASE NOTE THAT PEG SENNETT HAS PUBLISHED A NEWSLETTER WITH PICTURES AND DETAILS ABOUT THIS EVENT. THIS NEWSLETTER CAN BE VIEWED BY GOING TO THE "DOWNLOADS" SECTION ON OUR WEBPAGE AND CLICKING ON NEW BERN 2019.

Update on Operation Braveheart - July,11 2019

Posted by Jess Socrates on Jul 11, 2019

Copying to you report I sent to Kathleen Stoupe.

The attached collage was the picture I shared with the Club last meeting.

Our total number of patients for Operation Braveheart has gone up to 73.

The collage for patients # 65 - 72 is attached.

Of the 73 patients, 47 or 64% were PDA's; the rest of the 26 or 36% were the more complicated and more expensive cases (ASD, VSD, Pulmonic stenosis).

Grand total since start of project: 115 patients.

Based on the most recent financial report I received from Rotary Club of Makati Southeast, we still have funds left for approximately 20 more patients - if all are PDA's. The goal of this grant as stated in the application was to repair 86 patients so, I think, we will meet this goal.

We had a morbidity on one of the children. DENIEL A. (lower left on the collage). Here are Jonas' notes on him:

This is a 4.5 kg 7 month old infant with failure to thrive. Cardiac cath showed an elevated pulmonary artery pressure secondary to a left to right shunt from a relatively large PDA. We were able to successfully implant an 8-6 Hyperion PDA occluder. The position of the occluder was satisfactory based on the last angiogram.

According to the mother, when the patient woke up, he cried continuously and couldn't be pacified. She tried breastfeeding but the baby refused. There was a good 30 minutes of continuous crying until the baby went back to sleep. It may very well be (no proof) that this triggered acute rise in the pulmonary artery pressure which may cause the occluder to move towards (embolize) the aorta. On hindsight, the patient should have been sedated longer. When we did our daily rounds at the end of the day, the baby was noted to have a recurrence of the heart murmur which sounded like a PDA. 2D echo revealed a PDA and chest xray revealed the occluder in the aorta (T6-T7 level). We alerted our surgical team and emergency PDA ligation and retrieval of embolized PDA device was done under general anesthesia in the OR. Dr Carlo Garcia did the procedure.

Operation Braveheart will pay additional hospital expenses for this ~ 55,000 pesos (we will take this off the "contingency fund" component of the grant).

We continue to work on the interim report for Braveheart II.

I did not do the survey. Will work on this if and when we get approval for the Street children grant.

Will comment on the "stricter rules" for grants later.

-Jess Socrates

Former Rotarian Set to Turn 100 Yrs Old !!!

We have recently received notification from the family of former Rotarian, Lewis Leiter, that he will be turning 100 yrs young on Sept 18, 2019! Quite an achievement!

As well as being an active member, Lewis served as Club President too.

If you would like to send an email or card to Lewis to be included in a scrapbook the family is preparing, please do so. Just identify yourself as a member of the Hanover Rotary Club so the family knows. Any submission to celebrate his special day would be appreciated.

The contact information is:

Jeffrey L Leiter

2000 Grenoble Drive, Carrollton, TX 75007-5528

214.755.3221 | jlleiter@verizon.net

Nominations for Officers and Board 2019/20

The following members were nominated to serve as officers and Board members for 2019/2020 beginning on July 1, 2019:

President - Craig Aiello

President Elect - Chris Helt

Treasurer - Brandon Gething

Secretary - Kelly Rebert

Immediate Past President - Torren Ecker

Board Members

John Grimes

Erin Smith

Christy Lucas

Ralph Jodice

Rebecca Prehoda

As Discussed, we will recruit one of the Five Board members to step into the Vice President’s role over the next month or so. We will keep nominations open for a week and vote on the lineup at our next Club meeting on March 5, 2019.

Torren Ecker Sworn In To Pa House

Posted by Ralph Jodice

On 1 January 2019, Torren Ecker, the President of the Hanover Rotary Club, was sworn-in as State Representative of the 193rd District. Many of his family and friends attended the ceremony at the State Capital Building. Pictured with Torren Hanover’s Past President, Ralph Jodice, who along with his wife, Judy, also attended the ceremony. The entire Hanover Club is very proud of State Representative and Rotarian President, Torren Ecker. We wish him much success!

TOWN HALL MEETING ON OPIOID CRISIS

Posted by Terry Gingrow on Dec 11, 2018

On Wednesday, December 5, 2018 the Rotary Club of Hanover sponsored a Town Hall Meeting for the community to discuss the opioid crisis in York County and our Hanover area. Approximately 30 members of the community attended. Speakers included Charlene Sciarretta, mother of son who died due to opioids; David Sunday York County DA; Pam Gay, York Co. Coroner; State Reps, Katie Klunk and Torren Ecker.

A few of the many things we learned that night:

- Opioid Use Visored/Opioid Addiction means a problematic pattern of opioid use that causes significant impairment or distress. Can be legal or illegal use of the drug.

- Initially opioids were widely prescribed for pain relief by physicians and the addictive, dangerous nature of the drug was not realized. That led to widespread misuse and addiction. In 2014 in York Co alone, opioid deaths jumped from 10 to 62 !! This caused an awareness of the crisis and formation of the Opioid Task Force in the County to address the issue. In 2018 so far, we have had 218 deaths due to the drug.

- It affects all socioeconomic levels, all races, though most are caucasian. Roughly 40% are in the city and 60% in the surrounding areas.

- Marijuana is a gateway drug to opioid addiction.

- Those who are cocaine users and those just out of prison or rehab are highly affected.

- Hanover has the 4th highest incidence of overdose in York Co.

We are very grateful for the time and effort of all of the presenters for this this event.

Rotary's Polio Campaign

Posted by Ralph Jodice on Oct 30, 2018

John A Nanni Polio Plus Chair for Rotary District 7630 (state of Delaware) will speak to the Hanover Rotary Club at Bay City Restaurant in Hanover PA at 12:30pm Tuesday October 30, 2018. John has had Polio for 64 years and leads his districts efforts to eliminate polio throughout the World.

Rotary’s Polio Campaign:

Since 1985, Rotary has contributed nearly $1.2 billion and countless volunteer hours to the protection of more than two billion children in 122 countries. The disease remains endemic in three countries -- Afghanistan, Nigeria, and Pakistan -- although other countries remain at risk for imported cases.

To help create awareness of this need, John Bailey, President of York based Bailey Coach and a Hanover Rotarian, created a Rotary Coach with his newest coach he took delivery of this year (pictures attached). Bailey has donated 4 weeks use of this coach to do humanitarian work in the Eastern USA with Rotarians assisting in the efforts. The coach will be showcased at the Hanover Rotary Luncheon tomorrow.

A highly infectious disease, polio causes paralysis and is sometimes fatal. As there is no cure, the best protection is prevention. For as little as US 60 cents worth of vaccine, a child can be protected against this crippling disease for life. After an international investment of more than US $9 billion, and the successful engagement of over 200 countries and 20 million volunteers, polio could be the first human disease of the 21st century to be eradicated.

GPEI is spearheaded by the World Health Organization, Rotary International, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). It includes the support of governments and other private sector donors.

Rotarians Assist Borough with Tree Planting

Posted by Michael Taylor on Apr 04, 2018

The Rotary Club of Hanover, family members, the Borough of Hanover Shade Tree Commission and the local Forest Service gathered at Longarm Reservoir on Saturday to plant 60 trees for our Day of Service. Another 20 tress, which the club purchased, are already planted at various locations around Hanover. The weather was perfect, everyone had fun and as one member said; “it was nice to have fellowship outside of our normal meeting time and location.”

This week, on Wednesday, 25 April at 7 PM, the Mayor of Hanover will honor our club with a Mayor's Proclamation. The Proclamation will be presented at the beginning of the Council Meeting. President Ralph, Dale Brubaker and Mike Taylor will receive the Proclamation from the Mayor. The Proclamation will recognize our club for partnering with the Hanover Shade Tree Commission, our Day of Service Trees Planting and for the purchase of trees located around town.

Everyone is invited to attend. Please come out if you can.

Rotarians Support Junior Achievement and STEM

Posted by Ralph Jodice on Mar 25, 2018

From 19 to 23 March 2018, Hanover Rotarian, Club President and Junior Achievement (JA) Coordinator, Ralph Jodice, taught the Junior Achievement Program, Our Nation, to both 6th grade classes at St. Teresa of Calcutta in McSherrystown. The JA Our Nation Program consists of five, 45 minute classes teaching students about our free market economy, entrepreneurship and innovation, the importance of STEM skills in the work force, potential careers, and how the United States is tied to the global economy. The first picture is of Mrs. Tiffany Stultz’s class. The second picture is of Mrs. Sherry Chroniger’s class.

Additionally, on 15 March 2018, Hanover Rotarians Bert Elsner, Bob Miller and Mike Cooper supported JA’s STEM Summit at South Western High School in Hanover.

Hanover Rotary's Second Fundraiser for 2018

Posted by Merle Zehr

Merle Zehr and his committee are currently asking all members to help sell tickets for our upcoming Cash Raffle in May. Tickets are $20.00 each and we need Rotarians to sell as many tickets as they can. As a Club we need to sell $7000.00 as a minimum to break even, and if ALL tickets are sold we could earn close to $15,000.

A drawing and cash award will be held every day in May and when a ticket is drawn, it goes back into the pot for a chance to win again. So, ticket holders have numerous chances to win.

As with our other fundraisers all proceeds will go to support local non-profits, charities, and community needs.

District Hurricane Relief

Posted by Peg Sennett

Peg shared that our District 7390 raised $46,566 for hurricane relief. Our Club's portion of that was $4019!! They were able to renovate two homes, not just the one that was planned.

Tastfest Results -2018

Posted by Kelly Rebert

Tastefest 2018 was held on Friday March 2 and Chairperson Kelly shared the results. Sponsorships went way up this year as did the bottom line, so it was a banner year. Here is a short summary of what she shared:

2015 Net Profit - $30,702

2016 Net Profit - $32,165

2017 Net Profit - $31,517

2018 Net Profit - $42,517.14

Big thanks and congrats go out to Kelly and the entire Tastfest Committee!!!

As with our other fundraisers, all proceeds go to support local community needs.

Rotarian Visits Philippines - Operation Braveheart

Posted by Warren Risk on Jan 21, 2018

Rotarian Jess Socrates visits Philippines to report on Operation Braveheart

TASTEFEST PROCEEDS GO TO LOCAL CAUSES

Posted by Warren Risk on Jul 19, 2017

Annual Tastfest event is Hanover Rotary's largest fundraiser. At Tuesday's meeting, proceeds from that event were awarded to area causes

Tastefest is the Rotary Club of Hanover’s one-of-a-kind event bringing local restaurants, bakeries and specialty beverage businesses together for a unique flavor-filled culinary evening of tasting.This past year, the event netted a total of $31,518.33 and was distributed as follows
Community Requests - $15,000
Ruth’s Harvest - $5,000
Roots for Boots - $5,000
Remainder going to Rotary Club of Hanover’s Foundation - $6,518.33

Representatives of Ruth's Harvest and Roots for Boots attended today's meeting to receive the donations.

President Ralph Outlines Club Goals for 2017/2018

Posted by Warren Risk on Jul 12, 2017

At our meeting on Tuesday July 11, President Ralph outlined Goals for the Club for the coming year. He emphasized that these goals did not come out of thin air, but they reflect the RI goals, our District Goals as well as input he received through the Club survey conducted several weeks ago. He distributed 3 documents - a powerpoint type presentation, a tri-fold brochure and a bullet style single sheet. If you were unable to attend our meeting today, these will let you know what our plan is for this Rotary year. A '+' symbol indicates the goal is in line with a Rotary International goal. A '*' indicates the goal is in line with a District 7390 goal. The Rotary Theme for 2017-2018 is...Making A Difference.

Our Vision is to MAKE A DIFFERENCE no matter how large or small in the Hanover community and internationally as well.

The goals as described are listed in three areas:

- Support and Strengthen Our Club

- Focus And Increase Humanitarian Services

- Enhance Rotary's Public Image And Awareness

If asked by anyone what our club does, please feel free to use the tri-fold brochure as a handout. All 3 of the documents are up on our website in the DOWNLOADS SECTION.

If you have any questions or comments, please let Ralph know.

Hanover Rotary Club Hosts Team from Taiwan

Posted by Warren Risk on Jun 12, 2017

Each year Rotary District 7390 participates in an cultural and vocational exchange program with young professionals from a foreign country called Group Vocational Service Exchange or GVSE. This year the exchange was with Rotary District 3460 from Tai-Chung Taiwan from April 22, 2017 to May 20, 2017.

Hanover Members Attend Rotary Int'l Convention

Posted by Warren Risk on Jun 12, 2017

Two members of the Hanover Rotary Club are attending the Rotary International Convention in Atlanta, Ga this week. Pictured here are Bob Miller and John Bailey. The RI Convention is not always this close to home as it moves each year to various countries around the world. Bob and John took advantage of the proximity this year to attend.

Rotary Presents Junior Achievement

Posted by Ralph Jodice on Feb 11, 2017

Rotarian Ralph Jodice recently presented the JA Program titled "Our Nation" to a 5th grade class at Baresville Elem. Here is an extract from Ralph's report.

Attached is a picture of Mr. Dustin Henning's 5th grade class at Baresville Elementary School in the South Western School District in Hanover with their course completion certificates. Today, we completed the JA program, Our Nation. I conducted all 5 classes over this past week. They were a very good class, It was fun and it was very rewarding.

And a "thank you" to the teacher, Mr Henning:
Hi Dustin....here is the picture from this morning. Thanks again for having JA in your classroom. You are a great teacher. I appreciate your hospitality, and I enjoyed getting to know you. Thanks again for letting me do the extra classes on my USAF flying experiences and our recent Antarctica trip. I learned from you and your students.

Hanover Rotary Club Group Picture

Posted by Warren Risk on Dec 23, 2016

On Tuesday, December 20, a group photo was taken of the Hanover Rotary Club before our regular weekly meeting at Bay City Restaurant. Our program that day was a wonderful performance from the choral group from Hanover High School led by Deb Smith. The students were all dressed in period costumes and they did a marvelous job!!!

Delone Catholic High School Interact

Posted by Warren Risk

UPDATE FROM DELONE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL INTERACT CLUB

Delone Interact Club announced that they earned over $1000 with their recent pit beef sale. The proceeds of which will be donated to the PAL lunch program. Congrats to the Interact Club for all their efforts this worthy cause.

On December 17, the Interact Club will be participating in the wreath laying ceremonies at Mt Oliver Cemetery to honor veterans. Thank you for supporting this event for our veterans.

Hanover Rotary Obtains 501(c)(3) Status

Posted by Warren Risk on Sep 03, 2015

Thanks to the efforts of members Torren Ecker and Jim Balthaser, the Hanover Rotary Club recently obtained 501(c)(3) tax exempt status as a non-profit organization. We believe this status will be an added incentive for individuals and organizations to donate monies to our various fund raising events which enables us to support local, national, and international people in need.

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One word can end a fight.

One example can inspire a community.

One person can change a life.

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World Polio Day

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Nov 26, 2019

Rotary Classification Speech

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Oct	1	Melissa Plitt
	8	Rick McKee
	15	Melissa Leathery
	22	Donna Haar
	29	Deb Stambaugh(G), Greg Staub(P&P)
Nov	5	Dale Brubaker
	12	Kathi Fuhrman
	19	Karen Nelson
	26	Sharon Kebil-Whisler


Dec	3	Justine Trucksess
	10	Terry Gingrow
	17	Michael Taylor
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	31	Brent Toomey

The Hanover Rotary Club is pleased to support Interact Clubs in two area High Schools - Delone Catholic and Spring Grove. This section is intended to highlight news & activities reported to us from those Clubs

DELONE CATHOLIC

Friday April 26 and Saturday April 27

Delone Interact Club will be conducting their Annual Sleep Out Fundraiser on the campus of the school. Please stop by and contribute to this worthy cause and support our Interact Club affiliate.

January 2019 Meeting Minutes

We received a thank you letter from the Hanover Area Council of Churches regarding the Interact Club’s $1000 donation to the Council’s Provide-A-Lunch (PAL) program!

April Service Projects - Save the Date!

Spring Adopt-A-Highway - April 13, 2019 at 10:00am-12:30pm

Earth Day Project - April 13, 2019 at 1:30pm-3:30pm

December 2018 Meeting Minutes

We received a thank you letter from the Hanover Area Council of Churches regarding the Interact Club’s $1000 donation to the Council’s Provide-A-Lunch (PAL) program!

PennDOT thanks all Interact members who participated in the Adopt-A-Highway last November!

Toys for Tots Collection

Toys for Tots collection begins after Thanksgiving break (Nov. 27-Dec. 14)
All Interact Club members should donate a toy to the bin outside Mrs. Marrocco’s room (122) in order to count it as one service project.

November 2018 Meeting Minutes

Adopt-A-Highway Project

Pit Beef/Pork Sandwich Sale - November 10, 2018 from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Sign up sheets for volunteer shifts will be posted outside of room 122
Come out and support the Pit Beef Sale for Interact Club!
Please bring donations on Friday or Saturday

SPRING GROVE

Representatives of the Spring Grove Interact Club made a presentation to our Club on Tuesday March 12, 2019. They are a newly formed Club in the High School and they have done an outstanding job 1)in pairing their mission to Rotary Missions, 2)organizing themselves, 3) integrating technology into their Club, 4)creative fundraising efforts, 5) worthwhile service projects in the community and the world. They are off to a fantastic start!

You can follow them on: TWITTER - sg_interact INSTAGRAM - sghs.interact.club

Erin DeWald Exchange Student 2019-2020

Hanover Rotary and Delone Interact Tree Planting April 4/18/15

Heroin Task Force Town Hall Meeting

First Annual Yard Sale 9-28-2013

Scotland GSE Team Visits Hanover

SportsNight 2013

St Patrick's Day Dance - 2013

Hanover Rotary Club 75th Anniversary

2011 Spring Multi-Phasic Screening

2010 Pancake Breakfast

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