Phil Sutton received a Service Above Self Award for his commitment to the Club.
1st Kite Flying Day at the Ebensburg Country Club. An absolutely beautiful day!
Eight benches were placed near the lake, the trail head and the pool. Each bench displays plaques that honor our past presidents. Some of them are pictured above: James Stratton, Ron Kitka, Melissa Knox, Don Kirsch, Elaine Bonanno and Janet Smithbower. Benches were made by students at Vo-Tech and the plaques were made by students at Blacklick Valley.
Rotary sponsored signs are displayed at the entry to the borough on the east side and west sides of town.
Four area students are presented with $500 scholarships from the Club each year. Craig Eckenrode, Central Cambria graduate is one of the 2016 winners. Dr. John Mastillo is pictured presenting his award.
The last Saturday of February the Club sponsors this very successful event. Mark your calendar!
Chris Kutchman, Past President, was presented with this honor for her unselfish dedication and contributions to the club.
On July 1, 2016 Sue Stevens, 2015-16 President, officially passes the gavel to incoming President Jeff Kuncleman. Rev. Chuck Davis is the President Elect. Exciting times are in store for the Club with these two great leaders at the helm!
For $25 a year, residents of Ebensburg Borough and Cambria township can have a lease a U.S. flag that will be installed and taken down for 5 holidays during the year. The Mini Mall has also chosen to take part in this activity and help support the Ebensburg Rotary Club. Thank you to everyone who is supporting this program!!
Among the many donations the Club makes annually are the ones to our local food pantries. This year we added the Northern Cambria Mobile Food Pantry and the Central Cambria Back Pack Program.
Annually, the Rotary International President changes as does the local one. The RI President selects a theme for the year. Rotary Serving Humanity is the 2016-17 theme. RI is focused on eradicating polio. Yes, there are still some cases of Polio in the world. Case numbers of the disease have never been lower, and only two countries (Afghanistan and Pakistan) have never stopped transmission of the wild poliovirus. While our club focuses on helping here in our own community, we also help with the battle on Polio.
Service Above Self
Every Tuesday:
The Lake Inn
1001 Rowena Drive,
Ebensburg,PA 15931
12:00 P.M.