Rotary International District 7390 John Kramb, Governor...

AUGUST 2015 D7390 ROTAR-E-REPORTER

August 2015

Fellow Rotarians, There is a homework assignment at the end of this article. It's membership month for Rotary international. Do you believe in Rotary? I mean REALLY believe. Is it a way to serve your community? And the world? Does your club have an awesome community service project? What needs does your community have that your club can fill? Do you enjoy the fellowship of your fellow club members? If you have positive answers for most of these questions, why not share it with your friends and work co-horts, and get them involved in your club? It ain't someone else's responsibility, it is the responsibility of each of us, individually. Homework assignment: send me an email (DGJohn2015@aol.com) and tell me why you are a Rotarian. Write "Why I am" in the subject block so I don't delete it. My reason? To eliminate Polio in the world. Because I am one of the lucky survivors of Po-lio. It is up to you. Yours In Rotary Service, John Kramb John Kramb, DG 2015-2016

Inside this Issue:

DG Article 1

D7390 EClub, Byrnes HEC Rotary Appreciation Night, Rotary Global Rewards Program, TRF Giving Update

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Public Image Seminar 3

Membership Seminar 4

UN Bus Trip, Joining Hands in Disaster Response 5

RLI (Rotary Leadership Institute) 6

Water: Maintaining the Flow, Rotary Means Business, RYLA, Youth Exchange Reminders

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Club Activities 8-10

Membership & Attendance Report, District Calendar 11

Rotary International District 7390 John Kramb, Governor 2015-2016

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ROTARY E-CLUB IN DISTRICT 7390

The chartering Rotary EClub of District 7390 is actively seeking new charter members. As Rotarians, we all know someone who believes in the power and ideals of Rotary, but cannot make a weekly meeting. The Rotary EClub of District 7390 is an additional avenue for those busy professionals, leaders, and entrepreneurs who desire the fellowship and service of a Rotary club, but need a non traditional format for engaging. Our E-club offers asynchronous meetings (24 hours a day, 7 days a week). These meetings can be used as makeups for ac-tive Rotarians and is the meeting format used for those who are active members of the EClub. Engaging at the district level and with local clubs, the Rotary EClub of District 7390

uses their website http://districteclub7390.org/ and their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/districteclub7390?ref=hl to link Rotarians across the district and around the globe. Weekly meetings on local and global challenges, educational showpieces, and highlights from other Rotary clubs keeps our meetings engaging and interesting. In honor our of annual theme Be a Gift to the World the District EClub 7390 wishes to welcome and engage active Rotarians as guests, to encourage new members seeking a more non traditional method to join us, and to build relationships with community members interested in collaborating on the areas of Rotary service. Please come visit us. Say Hi. Complete a Makeup. Refer those who are not able to make the traditional meeting to our club and welcome them into the Rotary family in a unique way. We send good wishes to all of our fellow Rotari-ans for a memorable Rotary year, and wish many positive ripple effects to come from your many good works.

BYRNES HEC ROTARY APPRECIATION NIGHT

This special event celebrating the tremendous support and partnership of our Rotary Clubs near and far will be held on Thursday, August 20, 2015 at 5 p.m. at the Byrnes Health Education Center—515 South George Street York, Pennsylvania. We hope to have a great turnout as we seek to honor the Rotary Clubs who have served as advocates and fierce friends of the Byrnes Health Education Center’s mission to educate and inspire people of all ages to make healthy choices for years. The impact you have had on the community overall as well as your commitment to work for the common good inspires and serves as an example to us all. The evening will include a brief program as well as highlights from some of our most popular health education programs. Dinner will be served. Please RSVP to Alexandra Sterner, Development Officer, at (717)848-3064, ext. 225 or asterner@byrneshec.org by August 6.

The Rotary Foundation’s good works in the world are only limited by our imagination, actions and contributions.

EVERY ROTARIAN EVERY YEAR District 7390 Rotary Foundation APF Goal: $211,310

$298,171

July August September October November December January February March April May June

ROTARY GLOBAL REWARDS PROGRAM At the São Paulo Convention, President Elect Ravi announced Rotary Global Rewards—our new member benefit pro-gram which will launch globally on July 1, 2015. DG John Kramb is asking for your assistance in launching and pro-moting Rotary Global Rewards in our District. He needs a Rotarian with a sales/marketing background to appoint as the District Chair for Rotary Global Rewards by 15 July. See the job description attached for the position at this link: http://www.highroadsolution.com/file_uploader2/files/highroad_district_chair_job_description_member_benefit_coordinators.docx If you want to take on the job of promoting Rotary Global Rewards, please contact DG John, dgjohn2015@aol.com

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Cost to attend is $15.00 per Rotarian.

Areas of Discussion: Using creativity and innovation to improve your membership attraction Challenges in membership attraction Best Practices on Membership Retention Showing what Rotary is, and becoming a beacon of light for prospective Rotarians How to diversify your membership Break-Out sessions by club size for assistance in developing an engagement plan

You can either register on-line at http://rotary7390.org/Event/44ca1ddc-2ae4-491b-95b7-d63d46f59bbf & pay using a credit card or you can mail the registration form with a check. Checks should be made payable to Rotary District 7390 and mailed to 515 S. George St., York, PA 17401.

Hector R. Ortiz, District Membership Chair, richie1166@msn.com

Meet with your fellow Rotarians as we learn, share and create ideas to customized a Membership Action Plan for your Club.

Club profile Membership trend Club strategic growth Club attraction and retention strategies

Rotary International District 7390

Membership Seminar September 9, 2015 Radisson Hotel Harrisburg

1150 Camp Hill Bypass, Camp Hill, PA 17011

Registration & dinner from 5:15-6:00 p.m. Seminar from 6:00-9:00 p.m.

DEADLINE TO REGISTER—SEPTEMBER 4, 2015

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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL

UNITED NATIONS DAY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2015

The long anticipated and exceptionally popular trip to the United Nations will take place on Saturday, November 7, 2015. There are only two, private organizations which have con-sultative status at the UN, and Rotary International is one of them. It's amazing how influ-ential our organization is. There are 2 separate registrations for the trip. Here are the details: 1. Register for admission into the UN building at www.riunday.org.

I. There are 3 different registrations. They are: a. Interact Club Members & Advisors (this is the ONLY youth program) - $30 per

person b. Ambassadorial Scholars, Peace Scholars & Rotaract - $40 per person c. Rotary Club Members & Guests - $50 per person

2. The District has chartered an Executive Coach for the day. If you wish to ride the bus to and from the UN build-ing, you will need to register at http://www.crsadmin.com/EventPortal/Registrations/PublicFill/EventPublicFill.aspx?evtid=912e525e-18aa-4fd0-907c-adcf69d012b1 - $45 per person I. There will be 2 pick-up locations for the bus. Please arrive 15 minutes early

so the bus can leave on time! There will be no stop on the way to the UN building in the morning. Please feel free to bring along coffee and snacks for the trip. A fast-food dinner stop will be made on the way home. You will return back to the pick-up locations around 8:30 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. a. Byrnes Health Education Center (515 S. George St, York) – 4:30 a.m. b. Radisson Hotel Harrisburg (1150 Camp Hill Bypass, Camp Hill) – 5:00 a.m. (Please park at the top of

the parking lot near Perkins Restaurant)

PLEASE REGISTER EARLY FOR BOTH THE BUS & THE UN! The UN tickets sell out every year! If we do not have enough people registered for the bus by October 1st we will need to cancel the bus!

JOINING HANDS IN DISASTER RESPONSE IS CELEBRATING ITS 11TH YEAR WITH A RECOVERY PROJECT IN CRISFIELD MARYLAND

Crisfield is an eastern shore community severely damaged by Storm Sandy. Joining Hands will be providing finan-cial support and volunteers for four weeks to restore homes unlivable since the storm struck in 2012. We will be staying in volunteer housing provided by local churches. Accommodations include 3-daily meals, sat-isfactory sleeping arrangements, hot showers, great friendships. We welcome those with a skill and those who are eager to learn. We encourage Rotarians and non-Rotarians to participate. Licensed, or skilled but unlicensed, plumbers, electricians, HVAC tradesmen are welcome. Join your fellow Rotarians and friends for a hands-on-GIFT-TO-THE-WORLD-experience. Sunday, Sept 27th - Sat Oct 3rd with Team Leader, Rotarian Clarence Asbury from Mechanicsburg North. Sunday, Oct 4th - Sat. Oct 10th is a reserved week for Dauphin County Technical School under the leadership of

Bob Brightbill Sunday, Oct 11th - Sat Oct 17th under leadership of Rotarian Peg Sennett from Hanover Rotary Sunday, Oct 18th - Sat Oct 24th with Team Leaders Dave Lawrence from Lancaster Sunrise and the wife of Ro-

tarian Dave Ament, Lancaster Northeast, Dena Ament. We also strive to raise all of the funds needed to cover the cost of materials we use on the homes. You can make an individual tax-exempt donation. Or your club can make a donation or be part of a district grant. Contact Rotarian Peg Sennett (630-8281) or pegsennett@hotmail.com for additional information.

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NOTES FROM THE WATERFRONT

Did you know that something as commonplace as bottled water can be used to help raise awareness about the glob-al need for clean water . . . and raise some money to help fund a water project as well? Depending what you do with these bottles of water, you could also end up with some exciting opportunities to build new relationships with others who may be interested in joining a Rotary Club. Rotary Club of Harrisburg and Rotary Club of West Shore teamed up to provide water to the crowd that attended the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra at Negley Park on July 3, 2015. A great big goes to all the Rotarians who helped make this a great event. James Good – Harrisburg DGN Martone – Harrisburg Joe McNally—West Shore Karen Good – Harrisburg Ali Bach – Harrisburg Kirk Brechbiel—West Shore Karen Maydick – Harrisburg Corinne Rebinski – Harrisburg Andy Rebuck—Harrisburg DGE Kevin Cogan– Carlisle-Sunrise PDG John Judson—Harrisburg

Order Rotary District 7390 branded bottled water by directly contacting:

Ms. Kris Hall (Filson Water) 11 Roadway Drive, Carlisle, PA 17014

(800) 338-2323

Learn more about Water and Sanitation projects by visiting www.wasrag.org To schedule a guest speaker to do a Water presentation for your Club, contact Melissa Bruck at the District 7390 of-fice (office@rotary7390.org) or our Rotary District 7390 Water Initiatives Committee Chairperson, James Good (7390wcj@gmail.com)

Don’t forget to schedule a RYLA program at your Club. District RYLA Chair Gary Crissman would love to attend your Club meeting and tell you more about RYLA. You can contact Gary at ghcrissman@verizon.net or 717-576-6113.

ROTARY MEANS BUSINESS

Please strongly promote Rotary Means Business to your club members through your website, Facebook Page, club bulletins and announcements and download the Flyers available on the Pics & Docs Pages of the RMB website www.RotaryDistrict7390MeansBusiness.com) and put them on your tables during meetings leading up to the event. The August RMB networking meeting will be hosted by the Rotary Club of Elizabethtown on Wednesday, August 26 at Moo-Duck Brewery, 79 S. Wilson Ave, Elizabethtown.

Deadlines for the 2016-17 Rotary year are approaching quickly! Please keep the following in mind for Youth Exchange: 2016-17 Outbound Applications are due October 16. Interviews will be held Saturday & Sunday, November 14 & 15. 2016 STEP Applications are due October 16. Interviews will be held Saturday, November 14, 2015. 2016-17 Commitments to host an Inbound are due October 16.

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EASTERN YORK COUNTY During their July dinner meeting the Club installed its new president at the Wrightsville House. Out-going President Phil Lehman (2013-15) reflected on the past year under his leadership. He viewed a growth of 8 new members under his reign. During the past 2 years, recognizing the efforts of chair Ben Cope, a new member for his efforts in the Clubs fundraising salt sale; Chair John Mann of the car wash fundraiser, Chair Ken Stoner of the Memorial Golf Tournament, Chair Chris Leiphart of the French fry stand at the foot-ball games. Phil continued with activities in the Eastern School District by mentioning The Dollars for Scholars Scholarship of $1500; RYLA with 6 students attending; JA BizTown; Byrnes HEC and many other school events sponsored by the Club. “We continue to give do-nations back to our friends in the Community that the Club worked with very closely: Senior Center, Fire Company, Library, WCRC, 4th of July Committee, Joining Hands in Disaster Response, Eastern York Food Pantry and others, Phil related. He was also proud of the Clubs $2100 contribution to The Rotary Foundation. He was proud of something he had been trying to do for some years and believes it will come true and that is a District Grant for Habitat for Humanity in the Wrightsville Community. He attributed this to the efforts of members Charlie Krotzer and Melissa Wirls for filing the paperwork with the District. Phil stated “we have or will have committed $2000 towards this effort. Ground-breaking for the new house will take place in August of 2015. Phil concluded by looking forward to the new leadership under Melissa Wirls and the other incoming officers. He then thanked the membership, guests, family and friends in attendance for making his years a president a great success! The past president award was presented to Phil by AG Joanne Pinkerton. She addressed the Club and those present with the highest regards for the Club under Phil’s leadership. Incoming President Melissa Wirls was installed by DG John Kramb and assisted by AG Joanne Pinkerton. Then they installed the Board of Directors. At this time, the passing of the gavel between out-going President Phil Lehman and Incoming President Melissa Wirls took place. Melissa then address the group regarding her anticipations for the coming year. Recognizing AG Joanne for her inspiration, guid-ance and help to prepare her for the year. She also reflected upon the International Assembly in San Diego and the moving speech by RI President Ravindran, where he expressed our obligations; our talents with each other and our community, Rotary and the world. Melissa said it is her aspiration for the Club to not only increase membership, but also implement more fireside chats, broaden their public image and a rejuvenation of the activities they are involved in. She also expressed that family is very important to every-one and the club needs to increase interaction with their families. “As our children are the future leaders of our Community, it only makes sense to strengthen the relationship we have in the School District and the students we are here to encourage and support. She concluded her presentation by saying “in the coming year, we shall continue to support the efforts of Rotary International in 100% eradication of Polio, the Rotary Foundation, District 7390 and Group E”. We are a part of something so amazing and spiritually rewarding! Let’s get excited! Let’s not look at our efforts in Rotary to be a task, but rather a privilege, a joy and a gift!”

HARRISBURG-KEYSTONE Harrisburg Keystone Rotary Club volunteered at the Five Sens-es Gardens in Swatara Township July 14. The gardens are part of the Capital Area Greenbelt, a 20-mile loop around the city, and structured so visitors can experience nature through each of their five senses. They are maintained by volunteers, both individuals and groups like Rotary. We also trekked to City Island for the Senators versus the New Hampshire Fisher Cats July 21. With lots of food and friends, the club had a significantly better night than did the Senators, who went down 7-1. On Tuesday, Sept. 15, the Club will celebrate its 10th anniversary. Watch for more details!

LITITZ 37th Annual Rotary Club of Lititz Craft Show, Saturday, August 8, 2015 The Rotary Club of Lititz Craft Show was launched in 1979 with only local vendors setting up on a single block along E. Main Street in Lititz. Now it's grown into one of the largest craft shows on the east coast, drawing 518 crafters from throughout the United States and Canada. The craft show, which is being held Saturday, August 8th, will draw upwards to 50,000 people. The crafters will be occupying 750 spaces and will be located along the first four blocks of E. Main Street, three blocks along Broad Street, and in Lititz Springs Park. Please note that due to construction at John Bonfield Elementary School no bus trans-portation from the school will be available to the Craft Show, nor will parking be permitted at the school.

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LITITZ In 2008 the Rotary Club of Lititz established four - $1,000 non-renewable scholarships. These scholarships are given away each year to Warwick High School Seniors. Scholarships are paid directly to the recipient’s school and applied towards tuition. Students pursuing 2 year degrees, 4 year degrees, or vocational/trade schools are eligible. A minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5 is re-quired. A one page application, as well as a teacher's recommendation must accompany a 1,000 word essay about the applicant’s experiences putting “service above self.” At the July 28th Rotary Dinner Meeting the following four recent graduates were honored as re-cipients of a $1,000 scholarship: Samantha Wilson, who will be attending Penn State University; Jacquelyn Pixley, who will be attending Millersville University; Cassandra Stief, who will be attend-ing Messiah College; Amanda Graber, who will be attending the University of Pittsburgh.

MECHANICSBURG-NORTH The Rotary Club of Mechanicsburg-North is pleased to announce its students of the Year for the 2014-2015 school year. The Club presented college scholarships to Emma Oaks, a graduate of Cumberland Valley High School; Matthew Heidelbaugh, also a graduate of Cumberland Valley High School; Paige Eyer, a graduate of Cumberland-Perry Area Vocational Technical School and West Perry High School; and Maverick Robinson, a graduate of Cumberland-Perry Area Vocational Technical School and Newport High School. Emma Oaks, the daughter of Stacy Oaks-Tarkowski and Ryan Tarkowski of Silver Spring Township, is a recent graduate of Cumberland Valley High School. She was Secretary of National Honor Society and was a member of the Key Club and Broadway Club. An active volunteer in her community, she plans to study chemistry or chemical engineering and will attend the University of Pittsburgh. Matthew Heidelbaugh is the son of Michael and Cindy Heidelbaugh of Hampden Township. He is also a graduate of Cumberland Valley High School. He was a member of the National Honor

Society, Jazz Band, Symphonic Winds, Mock Trial, Spanish Club, CV STILES, and the varsity golf team. Mr. Hei-delbaugh will attend the University of Pittsburgh to study chemical engineering. Paige Eyer, the daughter of Sherry and Andy Cover of Shermansdale, is a graduate of Cumberland-Perry Area Vocational Technical School and West Perry High School. At the Vo-Tech School, she was enrolled in the horticulture program. She was a reporter for FFA and is a member of the National Association of Home Builders. Ms. Eyer placed third at nationals in nursery management and has won various awards at the PA Farm Show. She will attend Harrisburg Area Community College to study environmental science. Maverick Robinson is the grandson of Betty Koopman of Newport. He graduated from Cumberland-Perry Vocational Technical School and Newport High School. He was enrolled in the culinary arts program at the Vo-Tech School. He was involved in SkillsUSA, National Honor Society, Future Business Leaders of America, SADD, and the varsity club. Mr. Robinson was a member of the Newport football and baseball teams. He will attend the Culinary Institute of America in New York City to study culinary arts and food management.

PERRY COUNTY The Rotary Club of Perry County volunteered for the "Newport PA Celebrates 175 Years" events this past week, staffing the souvenir stand and entering a float in the finale parade.

RED LION/DALLASTOWN AREA The Rotary Club of Red Lion - Dallastown recently named Matthew Bittner a graduate of Red Lion Ar-ea Senior High School as a 2015 scholarship winner. Presenting the award to Matthew is Dr. Frank Herron, scholarship committee member. Matthew will be attending the Pennsylvania College of Tech-nology majoring in Technology with a concentration in Networking and a minor in Information Assur-ance and Cyber Security. He is the son of Mark and Marion Bittner. Matthew was recognized at the club's July 16th meeting at the Great American Saloon.

L-R: Rotary Club of Lititz President Barry Miller, Scholarship Recipients Samantha Wilson, Jacquelyn Pixley, Cassandra Stief, Amanda Graber, Rotary Club Youth Services Members Shane Weaver, Lisa Gleason.

L-R: President-Elect Amy Spotts and Paige Eyer

L-R: Club President Mark Breithaupt; Maverick Robinson, Emma Oaks, Matthew Heidelbaugh

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Rotary Club of York Golf/Tennis/Croquet Outing The Rotary Club of York would like to invite you to enjoy a day of golf, tennis or croquet, along with a delicious buffet dinner and silent auction of vacation packages, wine basket of cheer, dinner/theatre tickets, with Rotary fellowship, at our annual “Love FORE Community” Golf & Tennis outing at the beautiful Country Club of York on Monday, September 14th. The registration brochure is available on our website at www.yorkrotary.org/formsanddocuments.aspx and the deadline to register is September 2. The funds raised from this event will support our “Signature Project” to provide uniforms for the York City Little League program for inner city youth and other local community service projects through our committees. I hope that you will join us for a first rate event which helps Rotary invest in our youth, help those in need, and in many cases, change lives. If you have any questions, please contact Bert Oberdick at 717-848-1370 or bert@yorkrotary.org.

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WEST YORK On Saturday July 11, 2015, the Rotary Club of West York held its annual yard sale on the parking lot of the Susquehanna Bank in Dover located at 3421 Carlisle Road in York County. Seven 12-foot tables full of items donated by Rotarians in the York area were displayed, attracting over 220 members of the local community who did not hesitate to spend $351.13 in total purchase. The fund raised will be used to eradicate polio in the only 3 countries in the world where the bacteria is still present, and also in

other local and global charitable activities. The Rotary Club of West York expresses deepest gratitude to all those who made this event a success.

YORK

ROTARY CLUB OF YORK BUS TRIP TO WWII MEMORIAL AND ARLINGTON CEMETERY

FOR WWII & KOREAN WAR VETERANS The Rotary Club of York is sponsoring a bus trip for World War II AND Korean War Veterans to see “their memorials” on Thursday, October 8, 2015. Participants should meet at 7:30am at Memorial

Park for a photo at the Gold Star Memorial. The handicapped-accessible bus with restroom will de-part at 8:00am, visiting the WWII & Korean War Memorials and Arlington Cemetery for the Chang-

ing of the Guard. Medical personnel will be accompany-ing the participants. Each Veteran will have a family

member and/or a Rotarian Volunteer to accompany them. Veterans are FREE and 1st family member fee is $100, which includes lunch and beverages & snacks on the

bus. Additional family members are $50. Return to York around 5:00pm for dinner, compliments of Mission BBQ.

Go to http://www.yorkrotary.org, select “forms and documents”, use forms tab, to down-load the application form. If you have questions, please contact JT Hand at 717-718-7554

or email to jth@yorkwater.com or contact the Rotary Club office at 717-848-1370 or bert@yorkrotary.org. Deadline to apply is Sep-tember 20th.

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Membership/Attendance + Memb. Memb.

Club 1-July-14 - 30-June-15 Attend % # Mtgs

Carlisle 96 -4 92 59 3 Carlisle-Sunrise 39 -1 38 73 5 Colonial Park 82 +1 83 54 4 Denver-Ephrata 43 +1 44 38 4 Donegal Area 13 -1 12 East Petersburg 9 9 77 4 Eastern York County 17 +4 21 60 4 Elizabethtown 85 -1 84 58 4 Gettysburg 75 -7 68 66 5 Hanover 92 -2 90 44 5 Harrisburg 165 +9 174 55 5 Harrisburg-Keystone 27 +3 30 64 5 Hershey 132 -10 122 48 4 Hummelstown 30 +2 32 Lancaster 237 -6 231 61 4 Lancaster-Hempfield 32 -7 25 61 5 Lancaster-Northeast 37 -2 35 65 5 Lancaster Penn Square 20 20 70 4 Lancaster-South 40 +1 41 59 4 Lancaster-Sunrise 42 -4 38 66 4 Lebanon 45 -5 40 60 5 Lititz 38 -3 35 59 5 Littlestown 19 +2 21 88 4 Manheim 19 -3 16 74 5 Mechanicsburg 29 +3 32 Mechanicsburg-North 66 +1 67 80 4 Millersburg 11 11 55 4 Mount Joy 40 -1 39 63 5 Myerstown-ELCO 51 +3 54 New Holland 14 -2 12 50 4 New Oxford-Conewago Valley 15 -4 11 48 4 Northern Lebanon County 20 -1 19 Palmyra 20 +5 25 74 5 Paradise 33 -2 31 65 4 Perry County 28 +6 34 35 5 Red Lion/Dallastown Area 21 -2 19 Shippensburg 21 +13 34 70 5 Southern York County 20 -4 16 72 4 Susquehanna Township 15 -3 12 42 4 Uptown York 27 +2 29 46 4 West Shore 14 +3 17 89 4 West York 10 -3 7 York 335 +7 342 56 4 York-East 66 66 63 5 York-North 45 +2 47 63 4 District Totals 2335 -10 2325 67 Note: The Clubs Highlighted in ORANGE did not submit a June Membership Report.

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Mark Your Calendars For the fol-lowing important District Events: August 3 Grant Committee Meeting August 8 2014-15 YE Outbound Debriefing August 8 Board of Counselors Meeting August 12 AMC/Diversity Committee Meeting August 20 Byrnes HEC Appreciation Night August 26 Public Image Seminar September 9 Membership Seminar September 12 YE Inbound Orientation September 12-13 YE Inbound Overnight Social September 14 Grant Committee Meeting September 17 Grant Training for 2016-17 Year September 21-27 Zone Institute October 5 Grant Committee Meeting October 16 2016-17 YE Outbound Applications, 2016 STEP Applications and 2016-17 Inbound Commitments to Host Due October 17-18 YE Overnight Social October 23-25 YE NYC Trip October 24 Rotary Foundation Seminar