ROTARY INTERNATIONAL

DISTRICT 7360

July 2016 Volume 5 Number 1

WHAT’S HAPPENING

Downtown Lock Haven Installation

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CLUB'S NEWSLETTER

AG Bill Olivett, Emporium Rotary Club

St. Mary welcomes Guest Speaker Jim Wolfe

Rotarians Susanne Straub Schneider and Rosa Aiello w/Mary

Lynne Bellotti

Paul Herzig, John Leete, Walt Baker, George Hults from Coudersport

Rotary Club

Incoming President Cathy Bowers and outgoing President Walter Baker

Coudersport Rotary Club says good-bye to their Exchange

Student

Dr. Stephen Feldbauer, Director of

Penn State Dubois Robotic Hub

spoke at St. Marys Rotary Club

SHEPHERDSTOWN WV CLUB INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS

The Rotary Club of Shepherdstown installed its officers for the 2016-2017 year on June 28.

The installation was held at the Club #39’s regular breakfast meeting. The new President will be Sandy Sponaugle. Walt Eifert will be Vice President. The other officers will be as follows: Secretary, Enrico Caruso; Treasurer, Karen Kinnett; Foundation Treasurer, Paul Woods; Past President, Dana Orsini.

Ms. Sponaugle is president of Platinum PR, a marketing and public relations firm in Shepherdstown. She has been a member of the Shepherdstown Club since 2014.

She is shown on the left in the accompanying photo taking the oath of office with Pam Waggoner, Assistant Governor for Area 16, on the right.

The historic town of Shepherdstown, WV held its annual Independence Day parade and community picnic on Monday, July 4.

These events have been organized by the Rotary Club of Shepherdstown since 2007. Their goal is to provide a wholesome, family-oriented Fourth of July celebration for the town.

In spite of a threat of heavy rain, the weather stayed dry enough to allow the parade and picnic to go forward and draw large crowds.

The parade included 74 units, a new record high. A wide variety of local organizations participated.

The picnic was held right afterwards, at the town's Morgan's Gove Park. Music was provided by two local bands and many children's activities were offered. The Rotary club sold food and beverages to help cover the parade and picnic costs.

ROTARY OF DOWNTOWN LOCK HAVEN NEWS

Over 80 US Flags were on display during Memorial Day weekend. The flags were erected on Saturday in Triangle Park in Lock Haven. They flew until sunset Memorial Day. Rotarians, Team RWB, and friends worked to display these beautiful flags in honor of any veteran, heroes, and anyone who had significance in our lives. The VFW had a solemn ceremony before the flags were dismantled.

Pictured above are Sue Foust and President Barbara Schmouder Rotary of Downtown Lock Haven honored Sue with a certificate and earrings for all she has done for our chapter. She was surprised and very blessed.

ROTARY CLUB OF DOWNTOWN LOCK HAVEN

ROTARY CLUB OF HAGERSTOWN SUNRISE INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS

SHEPHERDSTOWN WV CLUB SPONSORS JULY 4 PARADE AND PICNIC

Robert Crockett, Rick Coulter and Frank Velez (pictured left to right) were presented with a Paul Harris Fellowship Award at the Annual Installation Dinner held on June 25, 2016.

Congratulations gentlemen!

CHARLES TOWN ROTARIANS OF THE YEAR

Recognized as Rotarians of the Year were Tara Orndorff and Arlene Fernandez-Anderson (L to R) Rotarian Steve Bittinger, Tara Orndorff, Arlene Fernandez-Anderson and Nancy Chapman, 2015-16 Club President

Pictured are two of the Rotary Volunteers for the day—pictured (left to right are Chris Wallace and Stephanie Shover).

ROTARY CLUB OF WILLIAMSPORT, PA PRESENTED PAUL HARRIS FELLOWSHIP AWARDS

WILLIAMSPORT PA ROTARY CLUB NEWS

In May, the Williamsport, PA Rotary Club held an E-Cycling event. During the event, 15,986 lbs. of e-waste was collected and recycled. Of that total, 9,883 lbs. was TV’s.

BLOOMSBURG ROTARY CLUB

The Bloomsburg Rotary and family members and the Bloomsburg High Interact Club provided and served 86 meals for the community recently.

Bloomsburg Club installed its 2016-2017 Board. Pictured l to R Dr Heather Fritz, President; Dr. George Agbango, Immediate Past President; Amanda Lambert, Treasurer; Joe Reinard, President Elect; Phil Pelletier, Foundation Chair; Allan Schappert, Club Service Director and Dr.Tony Zilz, Rotaract Advisor.

Pictured in front row are: Lauren Yocum, Kyla Minster, Colleen Fish. Remaining from left are: Paul Moran, Nick Lambert, Amanda Lambert, Heather Fritz, Phil Pellitier, Kali Neff, Emily Pytoniak, Victoria Hagel, Callie Fish, Karen Wood, Andrea Heckman, Otto Kurecian and John Thomas.

Melissa Day, the new Bloomsburg High School Principal, presented a check to Rotary from the faculty's donations for dress-down days. Rotary will use the donation for its community projects.

Pastor Chuck Chamberlain of the Bloomsburg Southern Baptist Church spoke to Bloomsburg Rotary. The Bloomsburg High and BU graduate gave a summary of his Church's works-speaking of the importance of Baptism, independence of each church and the disaster relief programs of his denomination.

Kyla Minster a 2016 Honor Graduate of Bloomsburg High School was awarded the Bloomsburg Rotary Club Scholarship.

Local Artist and Rotarian Sam Dion was the focus of a recent Bloomsburg Rotary dinner thanking Sam and wishing him well as he leaves Bloomsburg to relocate with family. A large number of Rotarians and several personal friends of Sam attended.

Two Bloomsburg High School Juniors from the Interact Club were sponsored by the Bloomsburg Rotary to attend a Rotary Youth Leadership training program. The 3 day program at Juniata College will provide training and exercises in leadership and teamwork. The Interact Club is advised by school faculty member Andrea Heckman.

LEWISBURG SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB

Assistant Governor Irene Henninger has been in this position for three years and is stepping down. She gave ‘state of our district’ report and commended our club for its service and vitality.Irene has been exemplary in her role. She has offered guidance and support to area club presidents and members, orchestrated the creation of the new club The Rotary Club of Shamokin Dam Sunrise, arranged the installation celebration for District Governor Dick Drukker 2016-17, and has represented the district leadership with dignity and positivity. She a role model for all Rotarians.

The Lewisburg Sunrise club donates a children’s book to the Union County Library monthly with the names of our speakers for that month. Plus, each speaker enjoys a chocolate bar made for us by Purity Candies in Lewisburg.

The Lewisburg Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the Country Cupboard on Wednesdays, Route 15 Lewisburg, at 7:15 a.m. Guests are always welcome. Website: http://www.lewisburgsunriserotarypa.com/

Pictured L to RAG Irene Henninger and

President-elect Sandra DeVault

OUR CHANCE TO BE ROTARY SERVING HUMANITY: YOUR HELP IS NEEDED

Submitted by AG Susanna Tomlinson-Area 11

Rotary District 7550 Responds to Recent Flooding

Southeastern West Virginia was hit by devastating flooding on June 23-24, 2016. Twenty-four people have been confirmed dead, and dozens more are still unaccounted for. Tens of thousands are still without power, and clean drinking water is hard to come by. At least seven clubs in District 7550 are being directly affected by the flooding.

The Western Greenbrier Rotary Club is in the midst of one of the hardest-hit areas, and the members want to be the face of Rotary to the hurting people in Rupert, Rainelle and other small towns in that area. District 7550 wants to enable this club to reach out, and provide tangible help in these communities.

This is an opportunity for Rotarians to step up and help fellow Rotarians and others in desperate need. District 7550 has established a Flood Relief Fund. Funds are flowing through the Lewisburg Rotary Club Foundation (District 7550). This Foundation is a 501(c)(3) entity, therefore, these contributions are fully tax deductible in accordance with IRS regulations. The District has also formed a Rotary District 7550 Disaster Relief Team which has been charged with overseeing monetary distributions as well as coordinating the unified Rotarian effort to assist those in need.

Checks can be made payable to the Lewisburg Rotary Club Foundation and mailed in care of John Powell, District Governor, 2526 Spring Street, South Charleston, WV 25303-2501. Please designate the funds for flood relief.

Questions may be directed to DG John Powell at jdp111rp@yahoo.com or (540) 550-5533

Wendy Stiver, Rotary Assistant District Governor inducts Brady Carnahan into the Mill Hall Sunrise Rotary. Brady resides in Castanea and holds the position of Assistant Manager with Enterprise Holdings. He is a graduate of Leadership Clinton County and volunteers with Ross Library and Clinton County Historical Society.

MILL HALL INSTALLATION

The Lewisburg Sunrise Rotary Club welcomed Lisa Liebetrau, Executive Director of Camp Koala. Camp Koala is a camp for grieving children and teens who have had a death in family or primary caregiver. It is a peer support based program, designed to help children through the grieving journey. There is no cost to the families. It is of help particularly to at risk children who may be in foster care, are low income or who have experienced the death of family member through a drug overdose.

The mission of Camp Koala is to provide grieving children and teens with the tools and resources to help them manage their grief in a healthy way and to offer companionship in a supportive manner.

The camp is funded through donations and the camp also asks for donations of supplies for the children’s Comfort Boxes, such as personal quilts, books, journals and personal items. The list of needed donations can be found on the web site www.campkoala.org.

Pictured is Club president Sue Jamison, with

Executive Director Lisa

Liebetrau

Marys Rotary Club welcomed Ben Schneider who is the Metal Working Occupations Teacher at St. Marys Area High School. Ben was the guest of Rotarian Bo Cappiello and is pictured here with Bo and Rotarian Vern Kreckel III.

ROTARY CLUB OF ST. MARYS RIDGWAY ROTARY CLUB HOSTS RIDGWAY AREA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE MONTH AWARDS LUNCHEON

Pictured front row left to right: Jenna Ross, Kathryn Mazur, Sarah Aboussou, Kaitlyn Goode, Kaitlin Yankovich. Second row: RAHS Counselor Patty Schaut, Ross Zameroski, Nathan Porter, Kyle Hamilton, Kristen Hinton, and Assistant Principal Manny Barbazzeni.

Ridgway Rotary hosted its annual Student of the Month Luncheon for all the RAHS students of the month for this school year 2015-2016. Each student was voted by the faculty for this honor. Along with Rotary's best wishes for their future plans the students each received a monetary gift.

RIDGWAY ROTARY WELCOMES FIRST GRADE TEACHERS

Assistant Governor Mike Hicks installed the Rotary Club of Mercersburg’s 2016-2017 Officers. They are from left to right: Secretary Liza Main, Treasurer Kathy Hartung, President-elect Sharon Krantz, President Debbie Taylor and Assistant District Governor Mike Hicks. The Installation was held at the club’s July 7th meeting.

St. Marys Rotary Club welcomed Marsha Gerg from California who was in town this week visiting her family. Marsha is also a Rotarian, and was interested in attending a meeting here. She was the guest of Rotarian Paul Schneider, and is pictured here with Paul and Club President Greg Snelick.

MERCERSBURG INSTALLATIONPictured left to right: Rotarian Linda Assalone-Holtz, Book Program Director, Susan Harris and MaryJo Peterson from FSG Elementary. Missing from photo were Erica Heindl, FSG, and Jeanne Gaustitus, St. Leo's.Recently first grade teachers from the Ridgway Elementary and St. Leo's schools were guests of the Rotary for lunch and to select the titles of books for the 2016-17 reading program. Once a month volunteers from the Rotary read to the first grade classes and leave a book in each room for a total of 36 books a year. This is one part of the Ridgway Rotary's literacy program and a lot of fun for the Rotarians who read to the children and interact with them.

ROTARY CLUB OF ASHLAND EVENT

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10TH BETWEEN 4:00 PM AND 7:00 PM THE ASHLAND AREA ROTARY CLUB WILL HOLD A FREE COMMUNITY BAND CONCERT FEATURING THE

CRESSONA BAND. THE EVENT WILL BE PRECEDED BY THEIR ANNUAL

CHICKEN DINNER CATERED BY SCOTT MCCOY. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT ELAINE STONE @

570-875-3612

DISTRICT 7360 HOSTED ANNUAL RYLA CONFERENCE (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards)

It was again held at Juniata University last month. Several clubs were in attendance and a great time was had by all. The students had the opportunity to get to learn more about Rotary and work on the planning of a service project. Team building was a big part of the RYLA experience as the group was able to attend training at Shavers Creek and gain experience on working together as a team. Keeping with the Rotary theme – students jumped in on day two to work on and learn more about the Shelter Box program and enjoyed learning about one of Rotary's projects.

Once again the District Rotary Committee was: Kathy Krinks from the Tyrone Rotary; Ann Dunlavey from the Huntingdon Rotary Club; Mary Jane Smith from Huntingdon Rotary Club; Marce Pancio from State College Sunrise Rotary Club. We would love to have more committee members join us in the planning. If you are interested in joining this dynamic team to help plan for next year, please contact Marce Pancio - mlp8@psu.edu.

ROTARY CLUB OF COUDERSPORT

Gracie Hamilton spoke on the experiences she had as a cadet, her experience when she went to Honor Camp, and as a Junior Counselor and how different each one was for her.

Rotary sponsors Camp Cadet each year and would like to thank Robin Freeman, Trooper Angela Bieber and Gracie Hamilton for an inspiring presentation. We would also like to thank the many volunteers, as well as the cadets who sign up and stick with the program. Without all of you, this would not be a success.

Pictured with her host families are: host Sharon Fitzgerald with her son, John. Exchange Student Jaqueline Battistelli Celestino and host Brian Wahlers

L-R. Rotary President, Cathy Bowers; Gracie Hamilton, CampCadet Junior Counselor; Robin Freeman, NTCC Board of Directorsand Staff member; Trooper Angela Bieber, Montoursville, Troop F,Community Service Officer & Director of NTCC Program

Judge John Leete introduced our foreign exchange student, Jacqueline Battistelli Celestino. Jacque lives in Brazil and has been living in the United States with her host families, Sharon and Loren Fitzgerald and Brian Wahlers of Coudersport. Volunteer host families for Exchange Students are invaluable, and Rotary would like to thank both families for including Jacque as part of their homes and families, making her feel welcome.

BEDFORD ROTARY AND BEDFORD ELKS CLUBS HONOR OUTSTANDING COUNTY CITIZENS

The Rotary Clubs of Bedford and the Bedford Elks Club joined together to recognize Allen Harr, a local banker, as their 2016 Citizen of the Year at an awards banquet on Monday, July 11, 2016.Allen, in addition to being President of the Bedford Sunrise Rotary Club and Exalted Ruler of the Bedford Elks, currently holds a number of leadership positions on non-profit boards, including 1st Vice President of the Chamber of Commerce and Treasurer of the Chamber Foundation.As part of the banquet, the Rotary Clubs of Bedford and the Bedford Elks Club honored Leah Pepple as John Holbert Rotarian of the Year and Dustin Miller as Elk of the Year.

L to R: Ramela Wilt; Leah Pepple

L to R: Jeb Kegg; Dustin Miller; Allen Harr; Leah Pepple

BEDFORD ROTARY CLUB - continued -

ROTARY CLUB OF HOLLIDAYSBURG

On June 21, 2016, the Rotary Club of Hollidaysburg announced the distribution of $14,891 during fiscal year 2015 – 2016, to local and international charities.

Representatives from recipient organizations joined the Hollidaysburg Rotarians at a celebratory event, held at Marzoni's Brick Oven & Brewing in Duncansville, to receive the donations.

Local recipients included the Tiger Pack Program that provides elementary students in the Hollidaysburg Area School District with food for the weekend when other resources may not be available, Hollidaysburg Community Partnership, Hollidaysburg Area Public Library, Blair Concert Chorale, Griffith Family Foundation, Young Readers Council, Hollidaysburg Alumni Community Chorus, Blair Hope for Families, and many others.

Donations to support international charities included a project in Rwanda by Penn State Altoona Enactus, and Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity (VOSH-PA) that provides optometric services to those in need in Haiti.

Pictured left to right:Front Row: Amy Lowery (Tiger Pack Program), Jane Gable (Blair Concert Chorale), Janet Eldred (Hollidaysburg Area Public Library), Molly Goldstein (Friends of the Village at the Presbyterian Village), Cathy Griffith (Griffith Family Foundation), Phyllis Baker (Hollidaysburg Area YMCA), Maureen Letcher (Hollidaysburg Area School District Foundation).

Back Row: Mike Satryan (Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity VOSH-PA), Shandra Waksmonski (Tiger Pack Program), Sandi Smith (Young Readers Council), Connie and Doug Sloey (Blair Hope for Families), Mike Balchin (Hollidaysburg Community Partnership), Jack Collins, Rotary Club President, Tim O'Brien (Young Life of Central PA), Jared Wood (Penn State Altoona Enactus /Rwanda), Sandy Harteis and Bonnie Ebersole (Hollidaysburg Alumni Community Chorus).

Pictured is Bocce Ball Champions, Club Members Dr. Joe Iaquinto and Paul Pritchard

GALETON CLUB NEWS

Rotarian, Bob Miller, shared with the club his collection of game commission patches and the history of each. Bob Spencer presented another interesting program on past political events and the ramifications they caused.

Guests of the club on June 30 were Area 2 AG Bill Olivett, and his wife Ellen. Bill installed the new president and presented appropriate pins to the incoming president, B. J. Lowther and outgoing president, John Ryan. Incoming vice-president, Joe Sutton received his pin at a later meeting. The June 30th meeting was a spouses night held at the Sweden Valley Inn.

More planning has been done at recent meetings for the annual Woodsmen's Show fund raiser. Three new events, a greased pole contest, a kids treasure hunt, and a skillet toss for women will be added to the show's list of events. Dates for the Woodsmen's Show will be August 5th, 6th and 7th, 2016 at the Cherry Springs State Park. Rotarian Buddy Sutton and Pete Folk are in charge of the set up this year.

This year's show is being dedicated to long time Rotarian, Joe Pagano who died earlier this year.

Newly inducted members of the Martinsburg Rotary Club, satellite group, are shown at a recent meeting after having received membership plaques from past president Robin Zanotti. From left, are Zanotti, Lidia Alvarado, Christine Glover, Wes Smith, Tamilyn Clark and Andrew Beckwith. The Satellite group meets every Thursday evenings beginning at 5:45 p.m. at the Hub in downtown Martinsburg. They have been meeting for several months and has taken on a number of service projects, including selling raffle tickets for the Ambrose Children's Park fundraiser.

MARTINSBURG ROTARY CLUBSATELLITE GROUP

SOUTH AFRICAN SCHOOL

The Rotary Club of Shepherdstown has teamed up with Ezekiel’s Place (a local nonprofit organization) and the Waterfront Rotary Club of Cape Town, South Africa, to help a South African school renovate a portion of its plumbing and sanitation system.

The Waterfront Club stepped in to undertake this project as part of an ongoing effort it has mounted to accomplish similar renovations at a total of nine schools in Atlantis. The Club is working with its provincial government's education office, the Western Cape Department of Education (WCED), on this effort. As Rotary Clubs often do, the Waterfront Club has been seeking international partners to assist with its school-renovation effort. Last December, it submitted a proposal to support the Atlantis School project to Richard Anson, of Shenandoah Junction, a former World Bank economist who is both a member of the Shepherdstown Rotary Club and the Co-Director of Ezekiel's Place.

Discussions ensued and in January the Shepherdstown Rotary Club and Ezekiel's Place entered into a formal agreement with the Waterfront Rotary Club to support the Atlantis project. The Shepherdstown Club and Ezekiel's Place contributed $1,500 and $500, respectively, toward the project's total cost. The needed renovations have now been completed. All those involved in the project hope it can serve as a positive example for the other Atlantis schools undergoing renovations, and also serve as a positive example of international partnerships.

Pictured is Atlantis Secondary School

students

ROTARY CLUB OF DOWNTOWN STATE COLLEGE

During the June 30th lunch meeting at the Ramada Inn the State College/Downtown Rotary club donated $21,500. These dollars were raised by the club in the last year through a variety of events and fundraising efforts. This money will help 9 different organizations provide programing or services to locals in our community. This is a 19% increase over last year. President Chris Potalivo thanked members of the club for their hard work and dedication over the past year that made these donations possible.

2016 MORRISONS COVE ROTARY CLUBPAST PRESIDENTS' DINNER

On July 12, 2016 the Morrisons Cove Rotary Club celebrated its 90th anniversary of Rotary in the Cove as well as recognizing its past presidents with a dinner at The Bistro in Martinsburg. The event was attended by the newly installed DG Dick Drukker, and AG, Pamela Wilt and their spouses.

Morrisons Cove Rotary President, Craig Carlson, brought the official part of the evening to order and after the Pledge of Allegiance, Four Way Test, and invocation began by welcoming guests and having Dan Hoover induct Betsy Baker into the Club as our first member in the 90th decade. DG Dick Drukker was the speaker and provided entertaining and illuminating information about the past and future of Rotary.

Three members of the club received Paul Harris awards, two for the third time, Richard Reeve and Dan Hoover and one for the first time, Mrs. Marsha Biddle. The Paul Harris award, named for its founder, is awarded to individual Rotarians that have supported the Rotary Foundation with $1000. The foundation supports charitable efforts around the globe from fresh water to food and most notably, the eradication of Polio. Rotary is in the final stages of its goal of total eradication of this disease.

As Rotarians arrived for the event they were greeted by a mint condition 1930 Ford truck on loan from Terry Long of Long's Outpost. A large inflated Rotary Wheel was also located outside near the entrance to The Bistro. Wine and beer donated by members were available for a short social period prior to dinner. Rotarians took the opportunity to meet the new District leadership and get reacquainted with the spouses of our local members. The Bistro provided a perfect setting and service for the occasion. Kent Martin of Altoona provided wonderful music background for the gathering.

June 2016 Attendance Report

ClubMembers Members Average

Attend%6/30/2015 CurrentAltoona 97 94 0Altoona-Sunrise 38 40 80Ashland Area 19 22 51.82Bedford 30 32 53.13Bedford Sunrise 37 33 44.58Bellefonte Sunrise 11 12 59Berkeley Springs 26 24 47.5Berwick 17 16 54Bloomsburg 37 33 59.3Chambersburg 95 83 57.19Charles Town 44 41 61Claysburg 28 26 68Clearfield 11 11 72.7Coudersport 23 28 50.89Cumberland 84 80 52.3Curwensville 15 14 77.78Danville 18 15 28.33Downtown Lock Haven 14 14 65Elysburg 17 13 35Emporium 57 59 87Frackville 20 16 80Galeton 18 20 70Grantsville 28 29 52.86Hagerstown 161 149 54.41Hagerstown/Sunrise 72 83 70Hancock 17 16 72Hegins-Valley View 9 11 88.75Hollidaysburg 34 28 69.11Hughesville 24 22 0Huntingdon 70 66 58Johnsonburg 15 15 66.67Keyser 52 58 65Lewisburg 7 6 0Lewisburg (Sunrise) 38 37 74.59Lewisburg Sunset 25 24 61Lewistown 64 60 60.44Lock Haven 42 42 58Long Meadows 30 24 57.29Mahanoy City 6 6 54.5Martinsburg 133 159 48Martinsburg/Sunrise 59 63 41.27Mercersburg 22 22 48.48

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23 25 66.9211 10 5041 33 55.7224 24 6334 33 70.4610 5 6029 28 6337 34 78.412 14 8638 39 4516 14 71.4322 25 6513 13 6232 34 041 40 66.514 11 9721 16 409 8 70

62 64 6536 29 3823 25 8446 43 71.7325 30 65.5654 61 79.734 28 014 13 55.3814 13 7318 20 6477 79 66.4912 13 8515 14 5051 49 62

2572 2533 61.79%

MifflintownMill Hall (Sunrise)MiltonMontoursvilleMorrisons CoveMt. CarmelMuncyOaklandPleasant GapPottsvilleRenovoRidgwayRingtownRomneySelinsgroveShamokinShamokin Dam Sunrise ShenandoahShepherdstownSouthern Schuylkill CountySt. MarysState CollegeState College SunriseState College-Downtown SunburyTamaquaTower City-PorterTyroneWaynesboroWest Snyder-Beaver Springs Williamsport MDWilliamsport PATotals, Net Gain, Avg Attendance: 70 of 74 clubs reporting