Hope Station Happenings

Cub Scout  of Hope Station’s Pack 149 enjoy a picnic

Hope Station Girl Scout Troop 562 had there year-end Bridging & Investiture Ceremony

 

Beth Ann Eppley, Office Manager of F& M Trust Ritner Highway office,
presents to Jim Washington of Hope Station check for $250.00 This money will be used for Hope Station community outreach programs. You can keep "HOPE ALIVE" by sending money to 149 W Penn St Carlisle, Pa 17013.

 

Leader Maureen Conly looks on while Scouts Laura Bass and Saudia Mclamb-day of Hope Station Girl Scout Troop 562 demonstrate how to do the Charleston,  a popular dance in the 1920s, which Girl Scouts may have learned to earn the Dance Badge that existed in 1925; at the area-wide Decades in Girl Scouting Event at the Carlisle Plaza Mall on March 12.

Tatiana White (on left in pink shirt) and Laquita Graham (on right in pink
shirt) of Hope Station Girl Scout Troop 562 show their display about the
1925 Dance Badge to other area Girl Scouts at the Decades in Girl Scouting Event at the Carlisle Plaza Mall.

Recently Hope Station Cub Pack 149 held there Pinewood Derby races at Am Legion Post 101. Members of the pack gather around Jonas Tenney for pre-race instructions.  Sylvia Darby one of the Den Leaders has her back to photo.

Cub Scouts from Pack 149, Hope Station prepare for Pinewood Derby Competition

In their distinctive pink T-shirts, Hope Station's Girl Scout Group #562  joins other girl scouts in the closing ceremony for Thinking Day at St. Patrick's School. Troop # 562 is represented by 6 leaders and 3 Brownies:    Patricia Prince, Ahlesia Thompson, Olivia Patterson, Katie Spiegel, Barbara  Muller, Jessica Dodson, Danielle Cioce, Danielle Moore, and Laura Bass

Hope Station's Girl Scout Group #562 taught other Scouts about India at
Thinking Day. Manning their booth are leaders Barbara Muller and Danielle
Moore, and Brownie Scout Laura Bass.

  

Hope Station's 2nd family saving account grad is Sanjay Shah (second from right) he is opening a Tuition Account Plan for $4000.00 for his daughter Yeshaben(on his left)she  plans to go to medical school. Sanjay wife Amita is on his right. Others in the photo are from left to right Karen Longenecker Hope Station board member, Barbara Muller Hope Station Deputy Director, & Fred Wallace Assistant Vice President of business banking for M & T Bank where  Family Saving Account was housed.

Raj Borgaonkar ( on left) of M & T Bank present match funds of $2000.00 to Barbara Muller of Hope Station these funds will be used by Sanjay Shah(who was not present)to open Tuition Account Plan (TAP 529) for his daughter. Dodi Schneider representing State Treasurer Robert P Casey Jr who administers the TAP 529 program is to Barb’s right & Jim Washington of Hope Station really rounds out the picture.

 

Hope Station Pack 149 Cub Scouts prepare for “Pinewood Derby”

Andrew (L.) & George (R.) of Hope Station Cub  Scout Pack 149 works on their Pinewood Derby Racers getting them ready for the big race

The South Central Pa Sickle Cell Council held its first Sickle Cell Support Group at Hope Station recently, they plan to meet every 4Th Saturday @ 4:00,  and they plan to increase public awareness about sickle cell disease & improve the quality of life & provide support to those affected by the sickle cell disease. Please call Jim Washington 226-1966 for more information.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From left to right Tyani Felton, Tim Felton, Tammi Felton, Marvin Gordon .

Rest of folks that attended first sickle cell support group meeting at Hope station from left to right Dr. Eliseo Rosario, Jacob Hodge, Toni Hodge, and Trey Hodge

 

Recently Hope Station Girl Scout group 562 had a roller skating party at Midway roller rink. This was one of there first outside activities. The Girl Scout group is in the "Hot" pink t-shirts. Please call Barb Muller at 249-0036 to join

 

Mary Kay Durham recently held town meeting at hope station, she cover subject like Act 72( Slot Machines & your taxes), school construction plans & after school tutoring

 

Reason for hope, M & T bank award hope station $100,000 for another year of operation, from left to right Mike Murchie (M & T Bank) Chuck Robinson ( M & T Bank) Rusty Shunk, Jim Washington, Mike Guion (all Of Hope Station) Raj Borgaonkar (Hope Station & M & T Bank) Buck Swisher (Rep Todd Platts office) & Barb Muller of Hope Station

Hope station party!!  What a party with out food and gifts??  Dickinson College students helped out with holiday card making and face painting

 

Waypoint Bank present Hope Station a check for $500.00, Beth James from Waypoint is a great supporter of Hope Station

 

 

Carlisle Victory Circle presented Hope Station with it's Institutional Diversity Award from left to right Calvin Barnes, Allen Shank, Lucille Simpson & Jim Washington.   Calvin is president of Hope Station, Allen is Executive director of Victory Simpson is president of Victory Circle and jim Washington, director of hope station

 

Jim Washington accepts check from Scott Sovders of Home Depot of Carlisle during there recent grand opening. Hope Station was one of three local non-profits to receive this donation.

 

Puspa Das new Executive Director of Sadler Health Center checks out Hope Station was Jim washington Director of Hope Station recently.

 

APO service fraternity of Dickinson College helped Hope Station with there trick or treat nite, from left to right Gwen Gammache, Alli Kazi, and Maureen Conely