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Showcase of the Stars Promises Great Fun
Mark your calendars now for Saturday, March 13! The Showcase of the Stars, the one charity event you will not want to miss, will return with dozens of community leaders taking the stage at Hager Hall!
The lively event will feature the lip-syncing talents of some of the top celebrities in the region.
Who could forget the Doctors Allen Ditto, Edward Ditto, Steve Kotch and Ralph Salvagno acting to “Staying Alive;” business women Peggy Bushy, Judy Greenwald, Cynthia Moler and Cynthia Perini performing “Nine-to-Five” or any of the other great performers from Washington County Health System President and CEO James Hamill, Washington County Commissioner John Barr, businessman Vincent Groh or Washington County Delegate Christopher Shank, to name only a few performers in the last Showcase of the Stars?
Tickets are available now for the March 13 plated-dinner event are just $35 each, or two for $60. Tables of eight will be $225. To order your tickets, just use the form in this newsletter, call 301-733-9067.
Value Books Make Great Gifts
Great deals for good eating, entertainment, recreation and business services can be found in The Hagerstown Rotary’s 2010 Value Book. You will find over $500 in value in this year’s edition.
The coupon books sell for just $20 and San Mar Children's Home receives $10 for each book it sells, and $10 goes to Rotary for area charities.
Get one for yourself and several for special presents for friends and relatives.
The books are available in the San Mar’s Development Office, 301-733-9067.
Allegany Business Consulting, Inc.
Always Ron’s
Beaver Creek Golf Course
Beef ‘O’ Brady’s
Bentley’s Bagels
Black Eyed Susan’s Restaurant
Bulls & Bears Restaurant
Café Italia
Caledonia Golf Club
Claude M. Poffenfield Pool
Copyquik
Dimensions Dining
Discovery Station
Domino’s Pizza
Durango Restaurant
Family Recreation Park
Funcastle
Gandolfo’s New York Delicatessen
Grease Monkey
Greencastle Coffee Roasters
Greencastle Greens Golf Club
Habitat for Humanity ReStore
Hager House Museum
Hagerstown Community College
Hagerstown Greens at Hamilton run
Hagerstown Ice & Sport Complex
Hagerstown Ice & Sports Complex
Hagerstown Rotary Golf tournament
Hagerstown Suns
Hagerstown YMCA
Hempen Hill BBQ
HPG Windows and Doors
Law Offices of Charles R. Stewart, LLC
Ledo Pizza
Moe’s southwestern Grill
Peaceable Pastures
Peaceable Paws
Pollo Carry Out
Quiznos
Red Run Grill
River Riders
Rocky’s New York Pizza
Rocky’s Pizza
Rolling Mill
Schulas Grill & Crab House
Silhouette Salon
The Gourmet Goat
The Greene Turtle
The Maryland Symphony
Blackrock Golf Course
Turner’s Bowling
Valpak
Vince’s New York Pizza
Virginia Barbecue
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Washington County Playhouse
Waynesboro Municipal Golf
Weaver’s Restaurant and Bakery
What A Tan
Woodbrier Golf Course
Yingling’s Golf Center
Zodiac Bar & Grill
Hundreds attend San Mar Bull Roast
The impressive sight of more than 3,100 luminaries lighting the evening sky, combined with great food and pleasant fall weather combined to give nearly hundreds of participants an October evening to remember.
Nearly 400 people attended San Mar’s Bull October 22 Roast and Open House. Back on San Mar’s special events schedule after an absence of several years, the event combined the best of fall festivals with the opportunity to tour San Mar’s group homes on its campus near Boonsboro.
Sponsors and underwriters for the event included the Cumberland Valley Cycling Club, M&T Bank, Cynthia Moler/Coldwell Banker, Citi, The Columbia Bank—Hagerstown Trust Division, Best Buy, Keller Stonebraker, Florence H. Graff and the Covenant Seekers.
Adding to the excitement and enjoyment of the evening was the venerable media personality Lou Scally as the emcee.
The event included guided tours of The Jack E. Barr Therapeutic Group Home, The Dr. Henry & Florence Hill Graff Shelter, The Anna K. Findlay Large Group Home and Treatment Foster Care Program, The Edward and Pauline Anderson Transitional Living Home, and the Administration Building, which houses historical photos and artifacts from San Mar’s 126-year history.
Volunteers helping with the luminaries on the 22nd included Susan, Peterson and children Courtney, Jamie, Kayla, and Leah, Emma Moss, Rachel Herrera, Lauren Bowyer, Lindsey Gish, Andrew Moynihan, Ryan Doyle, Diane Sanford, Kendra Byard, Mary Heizer, Debbie Moser, Sue Goller, Tina Snook and Sandy Reeder.
The luminary project started with some 20 First Data employees working to prepare the bags in early October as part of their United Way at Work Day. Those volunteers included Charles Horst, Eric Shropshire, Christina Rook, Laura Miller, Sherri Fritts, Kristen Lewis, Laura Zegar, Casey Hickman, Becky Hickman, Mike Blair, Brad Roach, Roxanne Coffman, Murray Wibberley, Dina Baker, Heather Hastings and Tiffany Shindledecker.
San Mar’s four group home programs serve at-risk adolescent girls, ages 13 to 18. Its Treatment Foster Care program serves girls and boys, from birth to age 18.
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