HAPPY SPRING – HAPPY APRIL · The Rotary District 7300 Conference, the highlight of my year, is...

Rotary District 7300 | P.O. Box 44305 | Pittsburgh, PA 15205 | P: (412) 429-7300 | F: (412) 429-7300

Rotary District 7300 Newsletter Rotary District 7300 Newsletter • APRIL 2012 APRIL 2012“Service Above Self”“Service Above Self”

2011-2012District Governor

Sue KellyCarnegie-Collier Rotary Club

THE FOUR-WAY TEST

Of the things we think,say or do...

www.rotary.org

www.rotarydistrict7300.org

Allegheny County,Beaver County and parts of

Westmoreland County

1. Is it the truth?2. Is it fair to all concerned?3. Will it build goodwill

and better friendships?4. Will it be beneficial

to all concerned?

Yours In Rotary Service,

Sue KellyRotary District 7300 • District GovernorH: (412) 341-9450 | C: (412) 260-8128 | E: [email protected]

HAPPY SPRING – HAPPY APRILWhen I started my year as Governor last July, one of my biggest concerns was winter. I imagined

all sorts of difficult days, driving in the snow to perform my official duties. I even invested in genuine snow tires just to be on the safe side. Well, the gods smiled on me as we had such a mild, snowless, winter. For this I am thankful; and so I welcome spring and say whew, I made it.

April is “Bring a Friend to Rotary Month”, which reminds me that one of our biggest challenges for this Rotary year is membership. As I advised everyone in my official visits, it is critical that we keep our membership numbers up as we are dangerously close to the minimum number of 1200 members needed to maintain our District. I also spoke to you about the new types of membership that Rotary is rolling out as pilot programs:

Corporate Member: Allows a corporation or company in the club’s area to become a member of the Rotary club, appointing up to four individuals to attend club meetings, serve on projects, and participate in other ways.

Associate Member: Creates the category of associate member to allow prospective Rotarians to become acquainted with your club, its members, its programs and projects, and the expectation of club membership, with the intent of becoming an active member within a designated period of time.

Satellite Club: Allows clubs to conduct multiple meetings during a week, each taking place at a different location, day or time.

Innovative and Flexible Rotary Clubs: Allows clubs to self-determine their operations to better fit the needs of their members and community.

As you can see, there are plenty of ways to encourage membership, both tried and true and new and innovative. Let’s all give membership some thought this month. And as an added incentive: I will give any club that brings in three (3) new members during the month of April 500 bonus points on their District awards. So get busy and we will leave the District in good shape for Tom Fallon on July 1, 2012.

Conference registration forms have gone out to each Rotarian in the District. If you do not receive your form, please contact Johnny Mock at (412) 389-3100 or [email protected].

In closing, I ask that you take a few moments to read the newsletter this month as there is so much happening in our District during my last three months as Governor that it is impossible for me to cover it all on page one. And I thought I would be a “lame duck” by now – WRONG.

Greetings District 7300 Rotarians, Family and Friends,

Yours In Rotary Servvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvviciciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii e,

Sue Kelly

2011-2012Rotary District 7300District GovernorSue KellyCarnegie-Collier Rotary Club

page 2

Yours In Rotary Service,

Sue KellyRotary District 7300 • District GovernorH: (412) 341-9450 | C: (412) 260-8128 | E: [email protected]

Yours In Rotary Servvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvviciciiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiii e,

Sue Kelly

ROTARY DISTRICT 7300 CONFERENCE

JUNE 21-24, 2012

Fellow Rotarians,

The Rotary District 7300 Conference, the highlight of my year, is just a few short months away. Thanks to Chairman, Bob Rupp, and Registration Chairman, Johnny Mock, plans are well on the way for this fun-filled weekend. NOW is the time to register and make your hotel reservations. Our newly-designed brochure is the first step in what promises to be a weekend packed full of information, good food, and plenty of Rotary HOSPITALITY and FUN for all.

As the brochure outlines, we will have activities for KIDS. They will be out of school so bring them along.

Thursday has been designated as “Adventure Day”. We’re planning to do the Zip Line, (I of course, will be doing this for a price!), the Alpine Slide and Sporting Clays. There is now an outdoor pool and bar area, which is great, of course.

Friday morning we have Plenary Sessions, followed by golf and/or lunch, a cake decorating demonstration by a Seven Springs Mountain Resort Chef, cocktail hour, a Mountain Cook-Out for dinner with a Country Western Band. Cowboy attire is most welcome! Last, but certainly not least, are the hospitality rooms sponsored by various Rotary clubs and are open to all.

Saturday, if you have survived Thursday and Friday, is another jam-packed day. We have Plenary Sessions in the morning featuring our New Generations Programs. You won’t want to miss this as the students are always a hit! The business meeting will be held before lunch and during lunch we’ll feature Rotary Youth Exchange (RYE) students and World Peace Scholars. For afternoon entertainment we’ve brought back the Fashion Show, which was a huge hit several years ago. I know I bought everything that I will be wearing in the show. Imagine that! Too bad they don’t have shoes. Late afternoon there will be a cocktail party/reception, a dinner for the kids, the awards banquet and the infamous HOSPITALITY ROOMS, of course.

Sunday, if you have survived Thursday, Friday and Saturday, will be the Memorial Service and departure for home.

Some important points to note this year:

• There is NO REGISTRATION FEE being charged.

• We are conducting an aggressive AD CAMPAIGN and are asking every Rotary club to place a $100.00 advertisement. We are encouraging individual Rotarians to advertise as well. These funds will help support the Rotary District 7300 Conference in lieu of the registration fee.

• First time attendees, who stay one night, will receive a $50.00 credit on their District registration form meal costs.

What more can I say, but SIGN UP TODAY and “Go Back to the Future” with me and your fellow Rotarians.

2011-2012Rotary District 7300Foundation ChairPDG Dennis CrawfordMcCandless Rotary Club

2011-2012Rotary District 7300Membership ChairKarl OhrmanRotary Club of Pittsburgh

“Bad Membership HabitsYou Need to Drop”

Sincerely Yours In Service,Dennis Crawford

Rotary District 7300 • Foundation ChairP: (412) 496-8897 | E: [email protected]

Sincerely Yours In Service,Karl Ohrman

Rotary District 7300 • Membership ChairP: (412) 391-7425 | E: [email protected]

ALL Rotary District 7300 Rotary clubs are to submit their attendance figures within the first two weeks of each month. This gives your club members the opportunity to attend “make-up meetings” for meetings that were missed during the last two weeks of the previous month.

1. Crafton-Ingram Rotary Club2. Sharpsburg-Aspinwall Rotary Club3. Green Tree Rotary Club4. Carnegie-Collier Rotary Club5. McCandless Rotary Club6. New Brighton Rotary Club7. Moon Township Rotary Club8. New Kensington Rotary Club9. Allegheny Valley Rotary Club10. Churchill-Wilkins Rotary Club

100%96%88%87%86%82%81%78%77%76%

Rotary District 7300 is scheduling a trip to the Rotary International Convention to be held in Bangkok, Thailand. The dates will be April 28, 2012 through May 10, 2012. We will fly from New York to Hong Kong for two nights, then to Chiang Rai/Dusit Island for two nights, Chiang Mai for two nights, and then on to Bangkok, Thailand for the Rotary International Convention. The cost is $3,885.00 per person (double occupancy). For immediate details, please contact Joanne Letcher (J&L Travel) at [email protected].

page 3

I know that Rotary clubs don’t intentionally decide to use ineffective membership tactics, but many of us fall into bad habits without know-ing it. Bad habits prevent a club from growing. What are they?

Setting low goals. Good clubs set high goals. They are proactive in determining what they want to accomplish.

Making excuses. Bad economy, poor meeting place, unappetiz-ing meals, nobody joins anything these days; none of these excuses are acceptable.

Lack of preparation. Bad clubs wing it; make things up as they go. No preparation equals no results.

Inability to handle sales objections. Are your club members trained in how to recruit and sell Rotary membership? Probably not. See paragraph above.

Not getting a commitment. Some members recruit a prospect, bring him or her to a meeting, do a decent sales job, and stop there. They don’t get a commitment and close the sale.

Making vague statements. This shows a lack of training. Throwing out vague Rotary concepts rather than digging into a prospect’s thoughts and concerns as to why there might be an interest in joining Rotary will not grow your club’s membership.

Interrupting. Let the prospects finish their thoughts. You learn a lot more by listening and not interrupting with your opinions.

Earn respect and credibility. Close membership sales by eliminat-ing these bad habits from your Rotary membership activities.

Beginning in April I have a very heavy international travel sched-ule and I may or may not be able to submit an article for May and/or June’s newsletter.

Kathy and I are traveling to Belgium on April 19, 2012 for Matt Mannesberg’s wedding. Matt was a former Rotary Youth Exchange student who lived with PDG Chris Beck and visited with us quite often. When Matt was in college, he contacted me regarding an internship with my company. I hired Matt and he completed a three month internship with All-Pak, Inc.

This past Christmas Matt came to Pittsburgh with his fiancé, Jess, and invited us to their wedding – thus our travel to Belgium.

I return from Belgium on April 27, 2012 and leave again on May 2, 2012 for Bangkok, Thailand in order to attend the Rotary Inter-national Convention. We’ll be in Thailand until May 11, 2012, at which time I will fly to South Korea to meet up with our Group Study Exchange (GSE) team as their leader. I return home June 12, 2012. So you can see why I may or may not be able to write another Foundation Article.

With all of this said, I want to thank everyone in the District who supported The Rotary Foundation (TRF). It’s been a privilege to serve as your District Rotary Foundation Chair for the past three years. Even through some tough economic times the Rotarians of District 7300 have met the District’s goals each of the last three years. Your generosity and support is commendable.

It’s not just about the money. It’s about the GOOD that the money does. Clean water, literacy, polio vaccinations, micro businesses, teaching crop rotation and land sustainability, women’s rights, fighting hunger – the list of all the GOOD that we do as Rotarians goes on and on.

Don’t forget the GOOD that your giving does for Rotary District 7300 and our clubs. Our Rotary Youth Exchange (RYE) program, Ambassadorial Scholars and our District Simplified Grants. We had 17 Rotary clubs participate this year in District Simplified Grant money. The funds were used to purchase dictionaries for third grade students, polio vaccinations, support literacy projects, and to help the elderly and indigent.

So again, thank you for supporting your Rotary Foundation. Please continue to do so under our incoming District Foundation Chair, PDG Rick Martin.

For help with reporting, please contact the Webmaster [email protected].

“Top 10” Rotary club attendance % as of March 1, 2011:(... with 15 clubs NOT reporting attendance!)

Carnegie-Collier Rotary Club

Pictured (from left to right): Member, Mary Lou Kientz, Club President, Kay Phanse, M.D., District 7300 Governor, Sue Kelly, and Club President-Elect, Patty M. John.

The Carnegie-Collier Rotary Club was pleased and honored to receive a Proclamation from the Carnegie Borough Mayor and Council on Monday, February 13, 2012.

Several members of the club were present, including current Rotary District 7300 Governor, Sue Kelly, to receive public recognition from a grateful community for the club’s efforts since its founding in 1924.

Mayor Jack Kobistek mentioned a significant, but not complete list of projects that have been supported such as, local Meals on Wheels, an adult literacy program, the Carnegie Boys & Girls Club, “Shoes That Fit” for our elementary schoolchildren, the Salvation Army Christmas and other programs, dictionaries for third grade students, 300,000 meals packed for local food banks in the last three years, and also providing weekend meals for elementary schoolchildren’s meals program.

Mayor Jack Kobistek proclaimed February 2012 as Carnegie-Collier Rotary Club Month. We wish to thank the Carnegie Council, Mayor, and Community for this extraordinary recognition.

Members of the Green Tree Rotary Club met on Saturday, March 31, 2012, to prepare and deliver 125 Easter baskets to area shut-ins. Baskets were filled with healthy goodies to snack on, a puzzle book to help keep minds sharp, and a flower donated by the Green Tree Garden Club. It really

brightened the day for the people who received them.

Members who helped: Dave Montz (Chair), Rick Cannello, ADG Sandy Grimes, Marge Tedesco, Linda D'Angelo, Barb Bennett, Rick Porach, Tom Michael, Steve Burkett, Dave Wandrisco, Dan Riegner, Brian Rohleder, Dennis Molnar, John Herington and Dick Rothrock. Mary Montz, Kris Pusateri, and Amy Lathers Michael also helped.

Green Tree Rotary Club

page 4

Crafton-Ingram Rotary Club

Pictured (from left to right): Member, Jeff Klink, District 7300 Governor, Sue Kelly, Guest, TBD, and Guest, TBD.

On Wednesday, March 28, 2012, a membership reception was held at Chartiers Country Club by the Crafton-Ingram Rotary Club. Rotarians and 11 potential Rotarian guests were introduced to the many projects Rotary International supports along with a presentation by Tom Knight. In attendance were Rotary District 7300 Governor, Sue Kelly, and Assistant District Governor, Sandy Grimes, amongst others.

Green Tree Rotary Club

John Herington of Green Tree Rotary Club was surprised at the Rotary meeting on Thursday, March 22, 2012 when members sang “Happy Birthday” as his birthday cake was placed in front of him.

When asked later what he wished for when he blew out the candle, he said, “Well, I was at a Rotary meeting, so I wished for total eradication of Polio.”

His second wish, as he cut the cake, was for a new Jeep!

Peace Through Service,Tom Fallon

Rotary District 7300 • District Governor-ElectP: (412) 849-8683 | E: [email protected]

“What Kind of Rotarian Are You?”

In the Rotary world and in our District, there are several different kinds of Rotarians.

There are the “Never Miss a Meeting” Rotarians, the “Quiet” Rotarians who take action, the “I don’t really know what Rotary is outside of my Club” Rotarians, the “Outgoing” Rotarians who act as much as they speak, the “How did I end up on the Board?” Rotarians, the “Gung-Ho” Rotarians, the “Hesitant to change” Rotarians and the “Let’s try something new Rotarians” ... just to name a few.

Throughout our “Rotary careers”, we each have had an opportunity to change our “Rotary style”. Just as the spring flowers are in bloom, we can emerge and metamorphose as fresher and more vibrant Rotarians.

One way of beginning this “Rotary change” is by attending the District Assembly from 9:00-11:30 AM on Saturday, April 21, 2012 at The Neighborhood Academy, located at 709 North Aiken Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15206.

Breakouts sessions including topics such as New Generations, Membership, Grants and more! There is no cost to attend the District Assembly, however, please bring your slightly used men’s and women’s business apparel to be donated to a local high school which is in need of business clothing for student internships.

The U.S. Global Leadership Coalition, a bipartisan group, sent a team to Pittsburgh this week to seek public support for America's international affairs, or foreign aid, budget. The organization's advisory council is headed by retired General and former Secretary of State, Colin Powell, and includes all other previous secretaries of state including Madeleine Albright, plus Pittsburgh's Paul O'Neill, a former Treasury Secretary.

Former West Point Superintendent Lt. Gen., Daniel W. Christman, spoke Tuesday, March 27, 2012 on behalf of the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition to an audience of about 250 at the Senator John Heinz History Center. Members from Bethel Park, Green Tree, Oakland and Pittsburgh Rotary Clubs were in attendance.

2011-2012Rotary District 7300District Governor-ElectTom FallonPittsburgh East Rotary Club

page 5

Late Friday afternoon, April 6, 2012, a call came in to the District from a woman who needed a wheelchair for her older friend. Her friend was hoping to go to Easter services with her, but due to an ongoing decline in his mobility from a condition in his legs and knees, he could no longer walk.

Since it was Good Friday, she knew it would be difficult to find a wheelchair at

that late date, but she called Rotary just in case there was a chance.On Saturday, a wheelchair was delivered to her home, well in

time for her and her friend to attend Easter services. The Ambridge Rotary Club has been collecting and lending out medical equip-ment and supplies for almost 20 years; and one of their members offered to store it all in their company's warehouse. Responding to an E-mail from the District Secretary, Sandra Rebholz, District Governor-Elect, Walt Sickles, went to the warehouse, found a wheelchair and delivered it within 24 hours of the call!

Rapid-fire Rotary in action! Makes you proud to be a Rotarian!

Rotary District 7300 AssemblySunday, April 21, 2012

See flyer on page 14

“PEACE THROUGH SERVICE”Theme of Rotary International 2012-2013

President Sakuji Tanaka

Every time we bring water to those without,Every time we provide an opportunity for literacy,

Every time we give another child polio drops,Every time we do what Rotarians do,

We are creating the basic conditions needed for Peace.

Peace is not just the absence of war, it is also feeling safe,Having enough food to feed your family,

Having an opportunity to get an education,Being able to thrive without being handicapped

by avoidable diseases.

Peace captures in one word, in one focus, the concept ofService Above Self and centers each and every Rotarian on

Peace Through Service

WELCOME PEACEMAKERS

“Peace, in all of the ways that we can understand it, is a real goal and a realistic goal for Rotary. Peace is not something that can only be achieved through agreements, by governments, or through heroic struggles. It is something that we can find and that we can achieve, every day and in many simple ways.”

~Rotary International President-Elect Sakuji Tanaka

Pictured (from left to right): Club President, Bob Saveikis, District Governor, Sue Kelly, and recipients, Phil Quirin, Wendy Smith and Neal Rogers.

DG Sue Kelly joined the Moon Township Rotary Club on March 6, 2012 to present three members with their first Paul Harris Fellow awards. With these three receiving the award the Moon Township Rotary Club is once again a 100% Paul Harris Club.

Pictured (from left to right): Club President, Andy Dlinn, Alexis Wukich, Sponsor, Ethan Nicholas.

On March 28, 2012 the Rotary Club of Pittsburgh welcomed new member Alexis Wukich, Partner at Harris Wukich.

Upper St. Clair-Bethel Park Rotary ClubPhoto 1: Pictured (from left to right): Shari Leckenby, Janine Dillon, Tammy Barbosa and Clay Kinlan.Photo 2: Pictured (from left to right): Rich Pletz, Sponsor, Mark Casciola, and Club President, Brian Schill.Photo 3: Pictured (from left to right): Mem-bership Chair, Larry Lehman, Justin Hsieh, John Biedrzycki, and Club President, Brian Schill.Photo 4: Pictured (from left to right): Sponsor, Scott Churchill, and Kevin McGahey.Photo 5: Diane Vater.

1.1.

2.2.

3.3.

4.4.

5.5.

The Elizabeth Rotary Club is proud to announce our “Student of the Month”, Megan Sorton. Megan is a senior at Elizabeth Forward High School. She’s active in the Interact Club, the National Honors Society, the Student Government Associa-tion and the Spanish Club. Megan will be receiving a scholarship from the Elizabeth Rotary Club.

Yours In Service,Lenore M. Wetzel

Rotary District 7300 • Newsletter Editor • WebmasterP: (412) 735-8429 | E: [email protected]: [email protected]

2011-2012Rotary District 7300Newsletter Editor • WebmasterLenore M. WetzelForest Hills Rotary Club

The Rotary District 7300 Governor's Newsletter is published between the 1st and the 5th of each month. The submission dead-line for club articles and events is the 25th of each month. In order for me to publish “...from the Heart” by the 5th of each month, I need time to sort, edit, and proof.

If your club is having an event, let me know about it. I’ll help your club spread the word! If your club has had an event and would like to have it highlighted in the newsletter, please send your club's article and photographs to me as soon as possible after the event has taken place. Be sure to include the “who, what, where, when and why” in your article as well as the names of the people in your photographs in order from left to right!

Please visit www.rotarydistrict7300.org. Explore! Learn! Enjoy! Encourage club members and others to visit the site. Utilize the district website as a tool to promote your club, to gain the interest of prospective club members, or to find your way to a Rotary meet-ing location!

page 7

Dear Fellow Rotarians,

Trustee Chair Boyd and Chair-elect Wilkinson have approved The Rotary Foundation offering double Foundation recognition points for all recurring contributions to the Annual Fund between April 1, 2012 and July 1, 2012.

Double recognition points will be automatically given to Rotarians and friends of Rotary who are enrolled in Rotary’s recurring giving program, Rotary Direct, and make one or more scheduled (monthly, quarterly or annual) contributions between April 1, 2012 and July 1, 2012. Once registered in Member Access, Rotarians can contribute at www.rotary.org/contribute. Please note that Rotary’s online system can accommodate one-time or recurring contributions, and is available in 12 currencies. The recurring option is presented in Step 2 of the contribution process under the section titled “Frequency”. Donors may also enroll using The Rotary Foundation Contribution Form (123), by selecting “Make this a recurring contribution”.

Unlike past promotions for online giving, this special opportu-nity is available to recurring (monthly, quarterly, annual) contribu-tions only, and is not available for one-time contributions. All scheduled transactions that take place between April 1, 2012 and July 1, 2012 will generate double Foundation recognition points, but will not result in double recognition amount for the individual donor. Donors can extend their available Foundation recognition points to others to name them as a Paul Harris Fellow or Multiple Paul Harris Fellow. A donor’s personal recognition amount which is used to calculate their own Paul Harris Fellow status will not be subject to doubling.

The primary sources of communication regarding this promotion will be www.rotary.org, E-mail to club and district officers, the Every Rotarian, Every Year Newsletter and Rotary’s social networks. A detailed Information Guide will accompany the web announcement, scheduled for late March. Questions may be directed to the Rotary International Office serving your region or to Rotary’s Contact Center, [email protected] or by phone, 866.976.8279.

Yours in Rotary Service,

John OsterlundGeneral Manager, The Rotary Foundation

Employment Opportunity: ESSEX Administrative Assistant

Book: Paul Harris and the Birth of RotaryBy Fred A. Carvin

In 1905, Paul Harris started a movement that today is one of the world’s premiere service organizations. His creation, Rotary International has quite literally touched the lives of hundreds of millions of people in its global quest to make a difference.

Yet few people, both inside and outside of Rotary know much about Paul Harris or how his ground-breaking club developed. This number includes a majority of current Rotarians who have little knowledge or understanding about the man who started it all.

For over a century, the relevant facts about his life and motivations have been clouded by myths and misconceptions. Now, with the discovery of hundreds of never before published letters, documents and exclusive archival sources, a better comprehension of the man and his times has emerged. This latest material gives new insight to who Paul Harris was. It provides answers to questions like:

• How did his early life in rural Wallingford, Vermont help forge his thoughts about Rotary?• What role did his parents and grandparents play in developing his later actions?• What happened during his college years that affected him for the rest of his life?• Who were the men and women that influenced his ideals? • When did Rotary and Paul Harris change directions and become more humanitarian? This 627-page book offers an in-depth look at how Paul Harris and early

Rotary came into existence. It’s the story of one man’s struggle to find his inner self and how his philosophy changed the world.

Visit www.paulharrisbook.com for ordering information.

8

15

22

29

6

12

19

26

10

ThursdayThursday5

MondayMonday

9

16

23

30

7

TuesdayTuesday

10

17

24

May 1

8

WednesdayWednesday

18

25

2 3

9

SaturdaySaturday7

14

21

28

5

12

FridayFriday6

13

20

27

11

Last Quarter

Last Quarter

New Moon

Full Moon

Full Moon

SundaySunday

Passover (7-13)Caramel Popcorn DayNo Housework DayWorld Health Day

Good FridayNational Tartan DayOrganization of the Churchof Jesus Christ of Latter DaySaintsNational Walk to Work DayPlan Your Epitaph DaySorry Charlie Day

Beaver CountyRotary Radio AuctionEx-Spouse DayInternational Moment ofLaughter DayLook up at the Sky DayNational Pecan DayReach as High as You Can Day

Passover (7-13)Scrabble Day

PGH’s North SideRotaryCharity Spaghetti DinnerPassover (7-13)Big Wind DayRussian Cosmonaut Day

Passover (7-13)Eight Track Tape DayBarbershop Quartet DayNational Submarine Day

Hug a Newsman DayWalk Around Things DaySchool Librarian DayTell a Lie Day

Green Tree RotaryBook Fair atShaeffer IntermediateSchoolPassover (7-13)Golfer's Day National Siblings Day

Passover (7-13)Dyngus DayName Yourself DayWinston Churchill Day

Passover (7-13)Easter SundayBuddha’s BirthdayGarden WeekAll is Ours DayDraw a Picture of a Bird Day

Rotary District 7300AssemblyKindergarten Day

Green Tree RotaryBook Fair atBoys & Girls Clubof CarnegieLook Alike DayVolunteer Recognition Day

Rotary District 7300Rotary Youth ExchangeDinner - EASTat Wildwood Golf Club

Yom Hashoah/HolocaustMemorial DayNational Garlic DayNational High Five Day

International Juggler's DayNewspaper Columnists Day

Blah, Blah, Blah DayNational Cheeseball Day Pet Owners Independence Day

National Eggs Benedict DayNational Librarian DayNational Stress Awareness DayPatriot's Day

Rubber Eraser DayTitanic Remembrance Day

VesakGreat Poetry Reading DayKiss Your Mate Day

Babe Ruth DayNational Prime Rib DayTell a Story Day

Take Our Daughters andSons to Work DayIsrael’s Independence DayHug an Australian DayNational Pretzel DayRichter Scale Day

East meets West DayExecutive Admin's Day(Secretary's Day)World Penguin Day

Pig in a Blanket DayLover's DayNational Zucchini Bread DayTake a Chance Day World Laboratory Day

Earth DayGirl Scout Leader DayNational Jelly Bean Day

Cinco de MayoNational Hoagie DayOyster Day

Bird DayInternational Tuba DayNationalCandied Orange Peel DayRenewal DaySpace Day

National Day of PrayerLumpy Rug DayWorld Press Freedom Day

Baby DayBrothers and Sisters Day

Asian/Pacific American HeritageJewish American HeritageDate Your Mate, Foster Care,National Older Americans,Barbecue, Bike, Blood Pressure,Hamburger, Photograph,Recommitment, andSalad Month

May DayNurse’s WeekLoyalty Day, Mother Goose DaySave the Rhino Day

Hairstyle Appreciation DayNational Honesty Day

Monroeville RotarySpaghetti DinnerGreenery DayNational Shrimp Scampi Day

Group Study ExchangeApplication

Carnegie-Collier Rotary“Meals of Hope”Birth Mother's DayFatigue Syndrome DayInternationalMigratory Bird DayInternational Nurses DayLimerick Day

Eat What You Want DayMilitary Spouses DayTwilight Zone Day

Swissvale RotarySpaghetti DinnerClean up Your Room Day

Rotary InternationalConventionBangkok, Thailand

Quaker Valley RotaryPicnic MeetingLost Sock Memorial Day National Receptionist DayNational Train DaySchool Nurses Day

Rotary InternationalConventionBangkok, ThailandRotary District 7300Rotary Youth ExchangeDinner - WESTat South Hills Country Club

V-E Day, Iris Day, NationalTeachers Day, No Socks Day,World Red Cross and World RedCrescent Day

Rotary InternationalConventionBangkok, ThailandAstronomy DayNational Tourism Day

Rotary InternationalConventionBangkok, ThailandWildflower WeekBeverage DayNationalTourist Appreciation DayNational Nurses DayNo Diet Day

Magazine Month


Rotary District 7300

April 2012April 2012

First Quarter 4

11

1 2 3 4Maundy ThursdayGo for Broke Day

Don't Go to WorkUnless it's Fun DayTweed Day

Children's Book DayNational Peanut Butterand Jelly DayReconciliation Day

National Humor,International Guitar,Keep America Beautiful,Lawn and Garden, National Poetry,National Pecan, National Welding,Records and Information Mgt.,Stress Awareness, andSexual Assault Awareness Month

April Fool's DayLibrary WeekRead a Road Map WeekInternational Fun at Work DayInternational Tatting Day


2011-2012 Rotary District 7300 Contacts2011-2012 Rotary District 7300 ContactsRotary International PresidentKalyan Banerjee, Rotary Club of Vapi, Gujarat, India

Rotary District 7300District Governor, 2011-2012: Sue Kelly, Carnegie-CollierDistrict Governor-Elect, 2012-2013: Thomas Fallon, LawrencevilleDistrict Governor-Nominee, 2013-2014: Walt Sickles, AmbridgePast District Governor, 2010-2011: Cindy Sakala, Burrell AreaDistrict Secretariat: Sandra Rebholz, Green TreeDistrict Secretary: Sandra Rebholz, Green TreeDistrict Treasurer: Adrianne Jellison, Carnegie-CollierDistrict Webmaster: Lenore M. Wetzel, Forest HillsDistrict Governor’s Newsletter Editor: Lenore M. Wetzel, Forest Hills

Rotary District 7300 Special Advisors to the District GovernorPast District Governor: Dick Beck, Bethel-St. ClairPast District Governor: Kathy Crawford, McCandlessPast District Governor: Lou Piconi, Bethel-St. ClairPast District Governor: Bob Rupp, Turtle Creek

Rotary District 7300 Assistant District GovernorsMaryanne Barnes, Fox Chapel AreaHerman Dieckmann, Bethel-St. ClairPaul Eiben, Pleasant HillsLinda Fischer, PittsburghSandy Grimes, Green TreeJim Hahn, AmbridgeJim Kerr, Moon TownshipRege Krol, McCandlessNina Stahlberg, Forest HillsJohn L. Sullivan, BraddockDeborah Vingin, New Kensington

Rotary District 7300 OfficersThe Rotary Foundation: PDG Dennis Crawford, McCandlessAnnual Giving Fund: PDG Rick Martin, New BrightonFoundation Dinner: PDG Mark and Vicky Brilmyer, Carnegie-CollierGrants: PDG Robert Rupp, Turtle CreekGroup Study Exchange: Ron Gaydos, BraddockPaul Elder Chapter of Paul Harris Society: PDG Cindy Sakala, Burrell AreaPermanent Fund: PDG Bob Arbuckle, New KensingtonPolioPlus: Mark Romanus, Pleasant HillsScholarships: Jeffrey Klink, Crafton-IngramAssistant District Trainer: PDG Bob Rupp, Turtle CreekDistrict Historian: Gladys Maharam, Forest HillsDistrict Awards: Rich Deitrick, Upper St. ClairParliamentarian: Stu Benson, North BoroughsPublic Relations: John Chamberlin, PittsburghDistrict Conference (Seven Springs, PA): PDG Bob Rupp, Turtle CreekInternational Convention (Bangkok, Thailand): Joanne LetcherNetworking: Marcie McKivitz, Parkway West2014-2015 District Governor Nomination: PDG Rick Martin, New BrightonFinance: Adrianne Jellison, Carnegie-CollierMembership Development: Karl Ohrman, PittsburghRotary Leadership Institute: Bella Kennelly, MonroevilleExtensions/New Clubs: PDG Kathy Crawford, McCandlessLong Range Planning: DGE Tom Fallon, Pittsburgh EastGolf Outing/Dinner (Montour Heights Country Club): Kevin Flannery, Quaker ValleyLiteracy: Gladys Maharam, Forest HillsWater: Tom Nunnally, Forest HillsCommunity Service: Marcia Petkovich, Carnegie-CollierInteract: Elizabeth M. Dunn, Forest HillsRotaract: Tom Kelly, North BoroughsChristmas “Celebrate The Season” Parade: PDG Bill Harvanek, OakmontRotary Youth Exchange (Inbound): Robin Zoufalik, PittsburghRotary Youth Exchange (Outbound): Bob Polczynski, Burrell AreaWorld Community Service/International Service: Craig Esterly, Green TreeVocational Service: Diane Karcz, Carnegie-CollierWorld Peace Fellows: PDG Bob Arbuckle, New KensingtonRYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards): Gary Wobb, Pleasant HillsNew Generations: PDG Dick Beck, Bethel-St. ClairDistrict 7300 Youth Protection Officer: Reverend Ron Lengwin, Green Tree

www.rotary.orgwww.kalyanbanerjee.com

www.rotarydistrict7300.orgdistrict.governor2011-2012@rotarydistrict7300.orgdistrict.governor2012-2013@rotarydistrict7300.orgdistrict.governor2013-2014@rotarydistrict7300.org

[email protected]@rotarydistrict7300.org



[email protected]@zoominternet.net

[email protected]@ruppfiore.com

[email protected][email protected]

[email protected]@mckinley-group.com

[email protected]@aol.com

[email protected]@gmail.com

[email protected]@[email protected]

[email protected]@yahoo.com


[email protected]@verizon.net

[email protected]@pnc.com



[email protected]@rockpaperscissorschute.com


[email protected]@yahoo.com

[email protected]@coordinated.us

[email protected]@zoominternet.net

[email protected]@sewicklyborough.org

[email protected]@comcast.net

[email protected](412) 243-8795

[email protected]@verizon.net

[email protected]@[email protected]@gallagerhhs.com

[email protected]@libertyins.com

[email protected]@diopitt.org

26th Annual 2012

26th Annual 2012

Read This

Section With

Your Family

And Mark The

Items You Want

To Bid On!

ROTARY PHONESOPEN 8 A.M. – 3:00 P.M.

724-774-8600

THE ROTARY CLUBS OF BEAVER COUNTYTHE ROTARY CLUBS OF BEAVER COUNTY

WMBA1460The Talk of Beaver CountyWBVP1230

The Talk of Beaver County

April 14, 2012 from 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

A Super Deal for You and Your Community!Here’s how the auction works:Find the items in this tabloid that appeal to you.

Inspect the merchandise at the merchant’s establishment before April 14, 2012. Tune in to 1230 WBVP or 1460 WMBA Radio on Saturday, April 14, 2012 starting at 8:00 a.m.To place your bid: You will be asked for your

Bidder Number. If you do not have a Bidder Number you will be assigned one which will be good the entire day. Once your Bidder Number is established, you will be asked for the Item Number that you want to bid on. At this time you may Place Your Bid and you will also be asked for a phone number where you can be reached for up to one hour after the group closes.

Stay tuned to WBVP or WMBA all day Saturday, April 14, 2012. You’ll be informed of the bids and the progress of the auction. The highest bidder of each item will be immediately notified at the conclusion of each auction segment.After your bid has been verified by phone on

April 14, 2012 please go to Huntington Bank, 671 Third St., Beaver, PA on MONDAY, TUESDAY OR WEDNESDAY, April 16-18, 2012 between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. where a Rotarian will accept payment of your bid. You will receive a Merchandise Certificate which may be redeemed at the establishment of the merchant who donated the item.

ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT ROTARY CLUB CHARITIES AND PROJECTS OF BEAVER COUNTY.IMPORTANT - KEEP THIS TABLOID TO HELP YOU PLACE YOUR BID.

Remember Call (724) 774-8600

OVER $50,000 IN

MERCHANDISE

$5 on items with a retail value of $25 to $99.

$10 on items with a retail value of $100 to $499.

$25 on items with a retail value of $500 and above.

All bids must be in whole dollar amounts.

Please note these opening bids:REDEEM YOUR MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. ALL CERTIFICATES MUST BE REDEEMED BY OCTOBER 1, 2012 UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. ITEMS PURCHASED THROUGH THE AUCTION CANNOT BE EXCHANGED FOR CASH OR ANY OTHER MERCHANDISE. PLEASE BE PREPARED TO ACCEPT THE ITEM AS LISTED.

District Governor Sue Kelly invites you to join her in welcoming our Youth Exchange Students from around the world. Enjoy an evening of food, fun and fellowship with Rotarians from twelve Rotary Clubs in the north area of District 7300. Consider attending in lieu of your regular Rotary Club meeting, and bring a guest or young person to inspire and educate them about the benefits of Rotary Youth Exchange. Prepare to be delighted by the international youth who are hosted this year and help welcome them to our Pittsburgh area.

When: Thursday, April 19, 2012

5:30 – 6:30 Registration and social hour

6:30 – 7:30 Dinner

7:30 – 8:30 Presentations by our Youth Exchange students; overview of Youth Exchange Programs

Where: Wildwood Golf Club, 2195 Sample Road, Allison Park , PA 15101

For directions call 412-486-1200, or visit their website at: www.wildwoodgolfclub.org

Cost: $25.00, includes tax and gratuity

Menu: Fruit Salad, Garden Salad. Carved Baked Ham, Stuffed Chicken Breast, Whipped Potatoes,

Rice Pilaf, Vegetable Medley, Ice Creams, Yellow or Chocolate Cake, Coffee and Tea

Reservations: If possible, Please group your reservations on one form per club, paid on

one check. Otherwise, individual checks can be mailed. Make check payable to: Hampton Rotary

Send to: Attorney Hal English, 3111 Babcock Blvd , Pittsburgh PA 15237

Reservation Form

Rotary District 7300 Presents:

A Night with Youth Exchange

Rotary Club:_______________________________________________

Attendees: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Total Number of Attendees__________x $25.00 =_______________

Make Check Payable to: Hampton Rotary (Please pay for all attendees on ONE check)

Send form and payment to: Attorney Hal English, 3111 Babcock Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA 15237

Phone: 412-931-6300 Fax: 412-931-0132 Email: [email protected]

Please pass this to others that may be interested or call if questions. Thanks, Hal

SPRING FLING

friday, april 20, 2012

7:00 pm

dancing queen

www.dancingqueen911.com

8:00 pm

Palisades in mckeesport

101 Water Street

$15.00 in advance/$20.00 at the door - will reserve tables of 10

by calling: Jane gurley - h# 724.325.2348 or c# 412.860.8838

Take your dancing shoes

out and join us for an

evening of fun for a good

cause to benefit the

Rotary Club of Monroeville

Sunrise in Partnership

with the Turtle Creek and

White Oak Rotary Clubs.

Who should attend??? Presidents, Presidents Elect, Board Members, Committee Chairs, New Members, Old Members, Want-to-be Members ... ALL MEMBERS!

Why attend??? To learn more about Rotary and the good we do in our District as well as how the District can help your Club become VIBRANT!

Break-out sessions with topics including:

NEW GENERATIONS MEMBERSHIP

GRANTS ROTARY FOUNDATION

Register directly with District Secretary Sandra Rebholz [email protected] or call 412 429-7300

Clothing Drive!

In lieu of admission fee, DGE Tom Fallon and his wife, Marie, mentor at a local high school which is in need of business clothing for student internships.

Please bring your slightly used men’s and ladies’ business apparel: ties, dresses, blazers, shirts, shoes anything!

Saturday

APRIL 21

9:00 to 11:30 AM The Neighborhood Academy

709 North Aiken Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15206

DISTRICT 7300 ASSEMBLY

:2oa-fl

-9 rJ

EOo'd

ELotro-ooolJ-L0E

J=

I'NIto qeEE

:E ! 3#

Eii *fr

:=

E

3|r

EEr Ig

Ti:

E &

r:E

:6

Lot€#

(Dooo='= o

sE .. B

€e , € -

g-$

EgE

ii€ulagigeisgi

H,gg,ggitil,iggigE

iugggsi

a;{

."9 ,

'> € #g=

*

ioab

<

*>o-

; -;"!

-p5+s E

EF

H !

{:€?€i;€ r$?; t

sEe$

€9€-E"- E

*:€ I E

BE

:E

.Eeg. aE

:3 t rslE

;;3eE-!r€- -€ r5!c

3,;-E=

: E

E 5o€ ii 5

;:.e;(5 P

:9 F

.o cE:2

Y <

t, o,X 9ii

cih#:ioP

;RiF

o.EX

ii!e F

,g s,q 8E F

.'i ^C;9e

h Fo

:lE F

epg;i,"d:be?tr6E

is;t$tEE

EE

!cfiE':

oo c 6 0=

o.=

o.?-:

o o Y,c

ccrro<

uJo>oaa6uL@

or<<

alolE

l!!l

-Iol(!l

olarl

oluldrl

o.ltE

lot

_9t

c)co(L

Nq)oU)

P.

c.a(oo)z+$i

oo-cLL

No)

U)

=o

9,"X

. -ti(oo)Z

Ed)!rr<

o)c0-

Nq)

U)

P,

l:. a(E

q:)

ztN!

{r<

c)

inoU)

=a

(!(DZ

Ert<

hE<

rF

'\F;-o;(,(\i

ooX

'F

N

'o 5FN

xx@

v.a'9P

a691 IB

9Er.,rJ <

o

zoEF2(9IIJtl!Joo.=O

Eo

o(5Eo()

a0.)

E

o-i!i5

EI

.91EI

oltrl-lololol:lolol

AF

olz

eijc)oUJ

GoF

6E>

. C

E5

gE s#n

g sFi T

PE

f iFi i:t

E?}F

T ?=

Eo*#d<

i #<

oaO

t/)...

. S

loNE

oooo(,GooOoo(\@

o)

'Fofo)x(gI$ac=Gco=

E-.,!

fr .iEn q r

."# '?6E

*l €*38-s iid

El !;i;F

F ?is ;l esniq

i ;E

s €l E?qgf

E i;g

TI *3F

8"E

:HE

Sl 0

ir

.c

oE^

.9r-'

ntE

L!GYA

o=o.=

,5

GE

oooo(,ooo99oo

o,zoE'ti r

60.sog'o!6O

J

ii-Ifl:p E

{ :l

ifiEi

o#ooflEo(JIt-o

Ul

oeE

:otiE

g.E:.o

oqGv

ig-d;iE-?=

-E;i5,x;F

03=

i,=tE

='tdt.r6

BddE

iio

t=E

E.60ll-oebP

o;IIE

*!

T F

€E

vI

[E,B

I T

!I i

! 3I:O

J-E,F

EO

F|oF

e't/DO

FF

EE

saoci(''

..rgE

Jh5,,;F

E<

hEo

Eo=

or.=coa

ohcIIGLotrot9

$ 200 Corporate Sponsorship - Event Underwriter.100 Tee Sponsorship includes a sign on designated Tee.50 Second Tee Sponsorship or Contest Sponsor includes sigrr.

25 Door Prize Sponsorship includes listing on Sponsors Board at Dinner.Total

Prize Donation of:

Sponsor/CompanyNameAddress City State _ Zip Code

Phone: Work: Email

Rotarian ContactNamerSponsor Copy)

Sponsorship Categories:$ 200 Corporate Sponsorship -- Event Underwriter.

100 Tee Sponsorship includes a sign on designated Tee.50 Second Tee Sponsorship or Contest Sponsor includes sign.25 Door Yrue Sponsorship includes listing on Sponsors Board at Dinner.

TotalPrize Donation of:

Sponsor/CompanyNameAddress City

Phone: Work: Email

Rotarian ContactName

State _ Zip Code

District Governor Sue Kelly invites you to join her in welcoming our Youth Exchange Students from around the world. Enjoy an evening of food, fun and fellowship with Rotarians from other Rotary Clubs in the south and west areas of District 7300. Consider attending in lieu of your regular Rotary Club meeting, and bring a guest or young person to inspire and educate them about the benefits of Rotary Youth Exchange. Prepare to be delighted by the international youth who are hosted this year and help welcome them to our Pittsburgh area.

When: Tuesday, May 8, 2012

5:30 – 6:30 Registration and social hour

6:30 – 7:30 Dinner

7:30 – 8:30 Presentations by our Youth Exchange students; overview of Youth Exchange Programs

Where: South Hills Country Club, 4305 Brownsville Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15236

For directions call 412 885-1100, or visit their website at: www.southhillscc.org

Cost: $30.00, includes tax and gratuity

Menu: Salad, Pasta Bar, Carving Station, Coffee,Tea and Dessert

Reservations: If possible, please group your reservations on one form per club, paid in one check.

Make check payable to: Rotary District 7300, and mail to:

Greg Incardona, 237 Meadowfield Lane, Jefferson Hills, PA 15025

Reservation Form

Rotary District 7300 Presents: A Night with

Youth Exchange

Rotary Club: ____________________________________________

Attendees: ____________________________________________

____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________

Total Number of Attendees _________ x $30.00 = $__________

Make Check Payable to: Rotary District 7300

Send form and payment to: Greg Incardona, 237 Meadowfield Lane, Jefferson Hills, PA 15025 Phone: 412 334-4504 Email: [email protected]

Packing Event

The “Meals of Hope” Campaign is

a community project of the

Carnegie-Collier Rotary Club

along with other clubs in Rotary

District 7300 with the goal to

package and distribute food to

those in need.

During the Event, participants will

be trained and supervised in

packaging the food. Training will

take about ten minutes with the

remaining time dedicated to

packaging the food.

There is no heavy lifting. There

are jobs for everyone regardless of

age or ability. Some participants

will be pouring the ingredients into

the bags, others will be sealing the

bags, runners will bring the sealed

bags to people who will box and

palletize the finished meals.

People of all ages as well as

different organizations can

participant in our campaign.

Come join our fun and participate

in an activity where people benefit

from your time and energy!

“Meals of Hope”

Campaign

Meal Packing Event

at

Chartiers Valley High School

Cafeteria 50 Thoms Run Road

Bridgeville, PA 15017

Saturday

May 12, 2012

9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

For more information

and to register,

please contact:

Mark Brilmyer

[email protected]

412-608-2511

Donations

The “Meals of Hope”

Campaign relies on the

generosity of our donors. All

money raised is used to package

our meals at a cost of

approximately 22¢, which

covers 75% of the cost of the

meal. We rely on outside

contributions to make up the

shortfall. The Carnegie-Collier

Rotary is a non-profit organization.

There are NO administrative

charges. 100% of all money

raised goes to pay for the cost

of the meals!

DONATIONS WELCOME!!!

$30 Donation Recommended

Checks payable to: Rotary

District 7300 Foundation Corp.

Carnegie-Collier

Rotary Club PO Box 153

Carnegie, PA 15106

13TH ANNUAL ROTARY GOLF OUTING Benefiting the Shaler Area and Hampton Rotary Clubs

MONDAY, MAY 21, 2012 WILDWOOD GOLF CLUB

Registration/Lunch – 11:30 AM 2195 Sample Road

Shotgun Start – 1:00 PM Allison Park, PA 15101

Dinner/Silent Auction – 6:00 PM

SHALER AREA AND HAMPTON ROTARY CLUBS Serving Our Community

YOUR SUPPORT OF THIS OUTING HELPS PROVIDE LOCAL FUNDING SUCH AS:

Raised and provided over $30,000 for the Flood Victims of September, 2004

Donated $2,500 to Shaler Area Elementary School Library refurbishment

Provides home services to local veterans and current military personnel and their families

Annually Supports the North Hills Community Outreach

Donates funds and support for local EMS and Fire Companies

Raised $5,000 for construction of bridges along Irma Kost Nature Trail in Hampton

Volunteers annual bell ringers for the Salvation Army

Provided over $2,000 in support of Hurricane Katrina Victims

Awards annual scholarships for Shaler and Hampton Students

Contributes to the Anchorpoint Counseling Center

Donates to the Shaler Police Christmas Program for Shaler Elementary Students

Delivers Meals on Wheels to Hampton and Shaler residents

Provides financial assistance and “helping hands” to local residents in need

During the history of this event, over $100,000 has been raised and used in our communities!

Not only will this event be a great day of fellowship and sportsmanship, it will

provide all guests the opportunity to learn more about Rotary and the

importance of supporting your local Rotary Club.

The Shaler Area Rotary meets every Wednesday at the Shaler Lounge, Mt. Royal Blvd. at 12:15pm

The Hampton Rotary meets every Thursday at Wildwood Golf Club at 12:00 noon.

For more information on how you can join Rotary and make a difference in your community, contact:

John Newhouse, Shaler Area Club

(412) 487-5333

Bill McWilliams, Hampton Club

(724) 443-4378

CHOOSE YOUR SUPPORT LEVEL

____ Platinum Sponsor $2,500

Includes foursome, lunches, gifts, dinners, tee/green signs, recognition at the dinner

Sponsor Name_____________________________________________________________________________________________

Golfers Names ____________________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________________________

____ Gold Sponsor $1,000

Includes lunch, golf, gift, and dinner for one golfer with all print/sign recognition

Sponsor Name _____________________________________________________________________________________________

Golfer _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

____ Silver Sponsor $500

Recognition on signs and all printed materials

Sponsor Name _____________________________________________________________________________________________

____ Single Golfer $175

Includes lunch, golfing, gift, and dinner

Golfer _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

____ Tee/Green Sponsor $100

Includes company sign at tee box or green on one of the 18 holes.

Sponsor Name _____________________________________________________________________________________________

____ Dinner Only $50

Name ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

____________ Total Amount Enclosed

Please remit this portion of the brochure with check made payable to Shaler Area Rotary Club to:

Shaler Area Rotary Club

C/o Mark J. Mendicino

452 Emerald Drive

Allison Park, PA 15101

Please return by Friday, May 11, 2012!

Please include contact information:

Name:_________________________ Phone:_______________________ Email:__________________________

Address:__________________________________________________________________________________________

FOX CHAPEL AREA ROTARY CLUB Organized October 20, 1970 * Chartered December 21, 1970

P.O. BOX 38452 * FOX CHAPEL, PA 15238-4520

GOLF 2010

LUNCH 2010

MONDAY, MAY 23, 2011MONDAY, MAY 23, 2011MONDAY, MAY 23, 2011MONDAY, MAY 23, 2011 RIVER FOREST COUNTRY CLUBRIVER FOREST COUNTRY CLUBRIVER FOREST COUNTRY CLUBRIVER FOREST COUNTRY CLUB

FREEPORT, PENNSYLVANIAFREEPORT, PENNSYLVANIAFREEPORT, PENNSYLVANIAFREEPORT, PENNSYLVANIA

FOX CHAPEL AREA

ROTARY CLUB

CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT

SHOTGUN START

2010

Charities Every year our Rotary Club recognizes the

top graduating seniors at the Fox Chapel

Area High School, gives awards to stu-

dents for “service above self,” supports student participation in Pittsburgh World

Affairs Council seminars and Rotary Youth

Leadership Awards (RYLA) training, and

makes contributions to community pro-grams, including:

All of Us Care

(Volunteers of America)

Aspinwall Meals-on-Wheels

Audubon Society of Western

Pennsylvania

Boyd Community Center

Cooper-Siegel Community Library

Fox Chapel Education Foundation

Guyasuta Boy Scouts

North Hills Community Outreach

Thank you for helping to make this

possible!

Golf Outing Sponsors

ESB Bank

UPMC St. Margaret

Pittsburgh Opera

Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium

Jackie Dixon/Giant Eagle

Jimmy Wan’s Restaurant / Lounge Cross Keys Inn

Walnut Grove Restaurant & Bar Tai Pei — Fox Chapel

Coffee Tree Roasters Panera Bread

Oakmont Country Club

Pittsburgh Field Club Alexander’s Athletic Club

Gierl Augustine Investment Management Investment Doctor

Gibson-Thomas Engineering Co.

Huntington National Bank

Thomas Angerman

Maryanne Barnes, Realtor

Bob Becker

FOX CHAPEL AREA ROTARY CLUB P.O. BOX 38452

FOX CHAPEL, PA 15238-4520

Charity Golf Tournament Sponsored by the

Fox Chapel Area Rotary Club Monday, May 23, 2011

Location: River Forest Country Club, 130 Clubhouse Rd., Freeport PA (724) 295-2217 Schedule: Lunch (Buffet) & Raffle 11:30-12:30 PM Shotgun Start 12:45 PM Event: Four-person scramble. Men, women and mixed teams welcome. Winning team prize and fantastic raffle. Singles will be paired. Entry Fee: $90 per person, includes lunch and golf cart ($45 for Rotary charities) $50 per person for lunch only Sponsorship: $390 (includes lunch, a foursome, golf cart, green fees & tee recognition) Donations: All additional charitable donations are welcome. Player’s Name_________________________________ Phone_________________________

Address:______________________________________ E-Mail_________________________

Player’s Name_________________________________ Phone_________________________

Address:______________________________________ E-Mail_________________________


Address:______________________________________ E-Mail_________________________


Address:______________________________________ E-Mail_________________________ Send Entry + Check to: Fox Chapel Area Rotary Club, PO Box 38452, Fox Chapel PA 15238-4520 Call: (412) 406-7304 — Charlie Skinner

AMBRIDGE ROTARY CLUB

*********************************************

WIN TWO - 2012 STEELER

SEASON TICKETS Section 143, Row O, Seats 5 & 6

(10 Games including Pre-Season)

********************************************* Winning Ticket Based on PA FIRST 7 PM Lottery Number

Friday, July 20, 2012 *********************************************

2 - Numbers on each Ticket

Only $20

“Service Above Self”

HAPPY SPRING – HAPPY APRIL · The Rotary District 7300 Conference, the highlight of my year, is...

Documents

Transcript of HAPPY SPRING – HAPPY APRIL · The Rotary District 7300 Conference, the highlight of my year, is...