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Students at Jenks Elementary School in Chestnut Hill showed their support for Polio Plus as they wore purple for Purple Pinkie Day. Purple Pinkie is a project to educate children on the problems of polio around the world.
Children at Jenks that participated in Purple Pinkie Day donated money in support of children in other countries suffering from polio.
Chestnut Hill Rotary Club is proud to announce the induction of John Siemiarowski. John will be a wonderful addition to our club.
Chestnut Hill Club members enjoyed a wonderful evening at Ian and Dianne's home to celebrate the winter holidays. Members brought fabulous appetizers and desserts and delighted in the the warm hospitality and friendship of Rotary.
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Published: November 5, 2009 Chestnut Hill Local
With the effort and generosity of many, the Chestnut Hill Rotary Club held its 11th Annual Pancake Breakfast at Solaris Restaurant.
Thanks go to John Anderson for again lending his beautiful restaurant and professional staff and even providing a $100 raffle gift certificate for one of our lucky customers.
Thanks to Fran O'Donnell from O'Doodle's: the Cat in the Hat entertained young guests and posed with them for photos taken by Coleman Junger from the Photo Workshop where printouts of the photos can be seen. The Pancake Breakfast is one of several events the Chestnut Hill Rotary sponsors to raise funds for community projects and, internationally, for polio eradication, cleft palate programs, clean water projects and support for an orphanage in Guyana.
For those of us in Rotary, it was a terrific morning full of friends and neighbors and families with hungry youngsters and a reminder that Chestnut Hill has a residential and business community always ready to help whenever and wherever needed.
Marie Lachat Chestnut Hill Copyright © 2009 Chestnut Hill Local, All rights reserved.
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