Grade 12 Port Hardy Secondary School student Kaleigh Harris receives the 2018 Rotary Club of Port Hardy Service Above Self Award presented by Principal Rena Sweeney during the PHSS awards night held on June 21.
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Chuck Lok swore in our 2018/19 Incoming President Adam Ireton and his incoming excutive, while Heather Patriquin thanked her outgoing executive for their service during the 2017/18 year. Great food catered by Sporty's, karaoke by Glenda, finished with wonderful company!
There are over $86,000 in items up for grabs in this year’s auction!
$1500 was donated by the Port Hardy Rotary Club. This donation makes it possible for one child/family to attend Camp Goodtimes!
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2016/17 Club President Ana was tickled that District Governor Joanne Croghan visited our club.
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