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| Club #5375 District #7410 P.O. Box 149, Dallas, PA 18612 We meet every Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Contact Randy Loyd, Club Secretary at (570) 675-8546 * jrloyd@epix.net for more information. |
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“It’s a great feeling and very rewarding to be a part of a club that impacts our community in such a
positive way.” Lisa Pretko
“We work very hard for the Back Mountain, but the best part of it all ... is the fun, fellowship and friends
you make, which makes it all worthwhile.” Randy Loyd
“Rotary…is a family affair. It is an opportunity to be with great men and women enjoy having fun, believe
in service above self, are dedicated to hard work, and want to serve our community.”
Arthur J. Peoples, Asst. District Governor at Large
“Rotary is a continuum of service to the community at large; making it possible in an organized way for
me to try to give back something of what Almighty God has given me.” Joan Martin
“Rotary is the opportunity for a few to do much for many.” Ken Chapple
"When I was invited to join the Rotary Club of Dallas, I knew I was joining a very active club who
responded to the needs of our community. Before age and health problems caught up to me, I was
active in many things. I thought my involvement with the Children's Shopping Spree was especially
gratifying and gave me a sense of what Rotary means to me. Now I enjoy the fellowship with all the men
and women of our club." John Rieshus
"Service without Sermons." Paul Rodda
“I've been fortunate to go on several hearing aid missions to Honduras and a National Immunization Day
in India. Rotary is the only venue I know of, where an individual can have such an vital role in attaining
world peace. We can't forget our home communities, but we must learn how to balance that with service
to the international community. Without world peace, the future is unsure. We may not have to be
concerned about our local communities.” Bob Wehe, District Governor Elect 2010-11
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| Rotary Club Of Dallas |
Chartered March 19, 1927
