Port Hope Rotary Clubs Annual Surf and Turf Uncooked Steak and cooked lobster - take out dinner $100.00 Lobster ONLY take out - $90.00 Uncooked Steak ONLY take out - $90.00 Click here to Purchase Tickets
On Saturday, our Rotary Club of Port Hope joined forces with fellow Rotary & Lions clubs and local cadets for a fantastic day at the Laurie Lawson Property, care of Northumberland Land Trust on Telephone Road.
Together, we planted variety of seedlings to help replenish losses and support the growth of this beautiful natural space.
It was the perfect mix of teamwork, learning, fresh air, and a lot of laughs along the way!
Days like this remind us how powerful it is when community comes together to make a real impact. Thanks to all involved today and to the organizers and helpful guides from the Northumberland Land Trust group. It was wonderful spending a few hours together to plant some trees to help re-establish some forest area that’s been weakened by the ash borer. Even the crazy weather (did the forecast call for hail?!?) and nasty ticks couldn’t dampen our spirits!
Hundreds of local community members joined together to clean up various areas around the municipality. The Rotary Club BBQ'd lots of hot dogs for the hard working crew.
THANK YOU! to the Port Hope Rotary Club , We are so grateful that you were able to join us for a second year in a row as pizza sponsors and as participants in Connect, it wouldn't have been the same without you. Not only are you great supporters of Dr. M.S. Hawkins Senior Public School and Port Hope High School, but you are responsible for so much great work as a whole, how lucky we are to have folks like yourselves working to make our community a better place for everyone.
Three members of the Port Hope Rotary Club were recognized last night at the Port Hope Civic Awards for their exceptional volunteer efforts in the community. Bob Wallace, Kevin Moore and John Mowat
Co-Chair Kevin Moore welcomed the attending Members and Guests. Guests this evening;
Bob Gibson - Introduced Lyn Giles, our guest speaker from the Five Counties Children Centre Serving the counties of Peterborough, Northumberland, Haliburton and the City of Kawartha Lakes. Since 1975.
Jim Millington introduced his wife Diane Milliington. Kevin – introduced Susan Rafuse's husband Ted Rafuse. Bruce Coleman present as per normal, however he had retained today was his special day, Happy Birthday Bruce. Following the regular opening format procedures the decision of which table was first to the food fare for the evening. General highlights of upcoming events;
Apr 20th - Capital Theatre hosting a BBQ welcome to their coming events. The Club will be manning the BBQs. SET UP TIME 2;00PM, SERVING AT 4;00PM ENDING 7;00PM.
Apr 26th - Clean Up the Town Note the BBQ’s will be set up on the 26th at the Town Rec Centre. Volunteers assistance will be needed for this.
May 2nd - Epic Day of Service- Multi Rotary Clubs participating. Great way to meet other club members. Volunteering with the planting of new trees and creation of a pollinator garden at the Northumberland Land Trust property on Telephone Road near the radio station. Bob Wallace had sent out an email earlier describing the event. Should you wish to attend, Notify Bob.
Last night, our Rotary Club of Port Hope was proud to be part of the Connect Event at Port Hope High School!
We had a great time serving pizza and snacks while connecting with students, staff, and members of our community. It was wonderful to see so many people come together in such a positive and welcoming environment.
A big thank you to our amazing volunteers who made it all happen. Your time and energy truly make a difference!
What a fantastic event. We’re already looking forward to the next one!
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