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March 26th
Speech and Music Contests
 
On Monday, March 19, Quincy Rotary hosted our annual music contest. Thanks to all our participants, Sylvia, Emily, Jacek, Kristina, and Tristan, as well as Johnene for accompying on piano and Suzan for her work in coordinating the contest. Congratulations Sylvia on winning and moving onto the area contest.
 
 
Today we hosted the local Rotary Speech Contest. The theme this year is How am I Making a Difference? First place went to Miles Rubalcava-Cunan winning $250(far right). He will move on to compete in the Area Level competition to be hosted by the Loyalton Club on April 14. Second place was won by Ben Hoffman who received $175 (second from left). Both young men are seniors at Quincy High School. Congratulations to both for a job well done!
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