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| Posted by PDG Dr. James J. Yarmus on May 15, 2012
Is there a Rotary process, theme, effort or goal you would like to learn more about in video format? We can do the research for you and post it for all to see if you drop a note to anyone in the Website team. Read the opening paragraph in any eBulletin (published at the end of every week) to select your researcher. | | Posted by PDG Dr. James J. Yarmus on May 15, 2012
| | Posted by PDG Dr. James J. Yarmus on May 09, 2012
Come join the fun at the Pleasant Valley Rotary Club's Seventh Annual Wiffle-Ball Tournament! The purpose of the tournament is to raise funds to support the programs of the Pleasant Valley Rotary Club. Games are low-impact and no running is required, so everyone can join in. The event will be held at Cady Field, behind the Pleasant Valley Town Hall on Saturday June 2nd, 2010 beginning at 10:00 AM (rain date: Sunday, June 3rd). Compete for glory and trophies; door prizes will be awarded and a 50/50 raffle will be held. Registration can be done in advance by sending an e-mail to PVRotary@Yahoo.com, by calling 635-3499 or by registering at Cady Field on the day of the event. Tickets are $25/person or $100/four-player team, and every player receives a collectable event T-shirt. Single players will be assigned to teams on the day of the tournament. Grab some friends for a day of fun and memories! See you at the ball field on June 2nd.
| | Posted by PDG Dr. James J. Yarmus on May 11, 2012
Tune in to RadioRotary on Friday, May 18, at 9 a.m., featuring executives from Putnam ARC, Nancy Miringoff, Putnam ARC Associate Executive Director, and Pepi Diaz-Salazar, Director of Day Habilitation who discuss services for adults and children with special needs. RadioRotary is simulcast on Fridays at 9 a.m. after the news on 3 AM radio stations on the Hudson Valley Talk Radio Network covering 8 counties reaching a listening audience of 38,600: WGHQ 920, WBNR 1260, WLNA 1420. To listen in real time click Listen Live on www.hvradionet.com or at any time after the broadcast by visiting RadioRotary's website, www.radiorotary.org which includes photos and information . Photo shows L to R: Nancy Miringoff and Pepi Diaz-Salazar. | | Posted by PDG Dr. James J. Yarmus on May 09, 2012
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Hudson Valley Click and Literacy Orange announce their first annual "CLICK for LIT(eracy)" Celebrity Fashion Show to be held, Thursday, May 24, at Caitlin Gardens in Slate Hill, NY. This event will feature the fashions of Style Counsel, Style Counsel Blue, Foeller Mens Shop, Cabi, Berit NY, and designer John Giannino. Our local celebrity models include our very own Rotary District Governor Tanskuh and Rotary District Governor-Elect Bill Basset, Leadership Orange Executive Director Richie Lay, Orange Chamber of Commerce VP Bill Fioravanti, First Federal Savings Bank President Maggie Smith, United Way Executive Director Don Hammond, Middletown Enlarged City Schools Director of Literacy Linda Hatfield, Community Foundation Executive Director Karen Van Houten Minogue and Realtor Broker/Owner Chris Scibelli! Tickets are $35 and can be purchased online at literacyorangeny.org. | | Posted by Dr. James Yarmus on May 01, 2012
Dear Rotarians: The temperatures may not show it but it is Spring time in the beautiful Hudson Valley and Rotary District 7210. Many of the flowering trees and bushes have done their magic a few weeks earlier than normal because of the unseasonably high temperatures in March. But everything is looking green and I hope you are all enjoying the bounty of nature and feel fortunate to live in a place we call home. Our District Conference is only 5 weeks away and I hope you are planning to join us. The Conference Committee has been working diligently to make this a unique conference with a la cart choices to participate in one or more events. We have planned a wonderful program for you, which you will hear more about in the near future. We have outstanding speakers to talk about different aspects of Rotary and we are planning presentations by our own District Rotarians on their favorite projects. You will also have ample opportunities to socialize and get to know your fellow Rotarians. Some of you have already registered and I urge others to do the same. Just remember that this is our conference, it is local and affordable to all. Our theme for the Conference this year is "Make a Choice To Serve." You can also make a choice to attend and join in the camaraderie and fun that only Rotary can bring. As Mahatma Gandhi said: "The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the Service of others". Yours in Rotary Service, Namaskar. Tansukh Dorawala | | Posted by Dr. James Yarmus on Mar 22, 2012
See Volume 3 of the District Conference News posted under Download in the left column of this website or you may click: CONFERENCE NEWS | | Posted by Larry Palant on Mar 09, 2012
Rotary International and the International Reading Association have collaborated on an exciting new award that will give two deserving projects monetary gifts of $2,500 on behalf of the Pearson Foundation. New literacy service projects jointly undertaken by Rotary clubs and IRA reading councils in 2011-12 may be considered for these two awards. Applications must be submitted by 15 June 2012.
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