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The weekend of June 6 is our Camp Miller project.  We have been active with service to Camp Miller for over 20 years.

 

This year's projects include:

Picnic table refurbishment and build a couple new ones 

Build a garden fence

Build a "4 square in the air" pit, similar to the gaga pit we built a few years ago

They have a retaining wall that needs some attention.

 

Eco Rotary has been invited to participate too!

 

I hope you have some time to help out for at least part of this project.

 

If you are new(er) to the club, please let me know if you have any questions.  We'd love to see you there!

 

Kids and camping are welcome too!!!

 

Thank you!

 

 
 
 
 
Below is the link to Andrew Kneepkens Go Fund Me page for his competition in the National History Day competition in Washington D.C. this summer.
 
 
Thanks again for providing Andrew with the opportunity to share this link with Harbortown Rotary members. We appreciate it!
 
Looking forward to seeing you at tomorrow's meeting!
 
Thanks again,
 
Jackie Zimski
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Marshall School
 
     
2015 Trip Raffle
Drawing May 13 at Midi's 
  Prize Winner
     
1st $4000 Trip or $3000 Cash Mark Johnston
2nd $2500 Trip or $2000 Cash D. Almirall
3rd $500 Gary Tangen
4th $200 Taras Lendzyk
5th $200 Brad Jenson
6th $100 Connie Adams
7th $100 Steve Johnson
8th $100 Amy Hollingsworth
9th $100 Everett Luukkonen
10th Hampton Inn Eagan ~ One Night Stay (Value $175) Mike Lassi
11th Wildernes Fortune Bay ~ Sunday through Thursday~ Four (4) Rounds of Golf with Cart  (Value $175) Bergey
12th LaQuinta Inn & Suites ~ Bloomington ~ One Night Stay (Value $175) Doug Melander
13th LaQuinta Inn & Suites ~ Bloomington ~ One Night Stay (Value $175) Andy Reierson
14th Holiday Inn Express ~ Mall of America Bloomington ~ One Night Stay  (Value $175) Linda Jeannette
     
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