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DISTRICT 7410 NEWSLETTERIssue 63 Volume 2 August 2019
Greetings Fellow Rotarians!
August is here and in Rotary that means it’s Membership Month! Did you know that eachmonth Rotary has a different focus for us to share and give our attention to? https://my.ro-tary.org/en/news-media/calendar is link will take you to the calendar with some interest-ing information. Check it out! It’s a simple way to plan for speakers and even projects.
What does membership month mean to you? I asked myself when was the last time I invitedsomeone to my Rotary meeting or an event, I didn’t like the answer. So I decided that if I’m
going to ask you to GROW Rotary then I need to be at work doing the same thing. I made a list of 4 people that Ithink would make a great addition to my club, or any club and I’m going to invite them to a meeting or project overthe next few weeks. I already asked someone today and she is coming to our Satellite meeting with me next week.I’m going to ask you to do the same. When was the last time you brought someone to a meeting? My challenge is to“Invite 4 in August”. If your clubs meeting time doesn’t work for them, let them know about other clubs near youthat meet at different times. Don’t forget about our Passport club that meets online with quarterly face to face andthen members work with clubs near them. If you accept this challenge, please email me at [email protected] let me know you are actively working this month to GROW your Rotary Club.
Our Membership Chair, Samantha Maruzelli has plenty of ideas to help your club GROW with new membershiptypes, planning a meet and greet and others. See her article in this newsletter and reach out to her for some help.Use the resources that District has available for you.
By the time this newsletter reaches you, I’m sure we will have sold all 500 tickets to the Strike Out Polio RailRidergame on August 11th!! Great job by our Polio Chair and team of AG’s who have been working for the last 2 monthsto make this happen. is means $3000 towards our cause to END POLIO NOW and with the Gates Foundationmatch, it becomes $9000. We have a fun day planned at the ball park and I hope to see you there.
Let’s all wish the Sayre Rotary Club a happy 100th Anniversary this month! eir celebration will take place on Sunday August 31st. Congratulations on 100 years of service to your community and the world.
Let’s continue to Connect the World and have a great end of summer month!
When you bring in new members, you gain fresh ideas and perspectives, energy and passion. Invite someone to jointhe journey with you!
In Service to Rotary,
Mahalo!
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Welcome New MembersAbingtons—Elizabeth CaucciBlakeslee—Barbara Franzosa
Maggie KaminskiHamlin Lake Ariel—Karen Kosky
Jennifer SmaridgeNorth Scranton—Christopher BrooksPlains—Mario Giovanelli
David EvansPocono Mountains—Yolanda Francis
Janet FerraroJen ReichDavid Simmonds
Scranton—Lisa CookSlate Belt—Antoinette SeharStroudsburgs—Jonathan Kulick-Cummings
Jillian OlsenBob Riley
Tunkhannock—Tim KerestesMary LindenDavid Weingust
Wellsboro—Roger BunnThomas Reindl
West End—Eileen Davall
Happy August! Summer is just flying by. What has yourclub done to increase and maintain your membershipthis summer? For great ideas visit Rotary.org. Sign inunder My Rotary (if you do not have a sign in, makeone). Across the top of the page are links, click onLearning & Reference then under Learn by Topic clickon Membership. is has so much great information.
is year we encourage all clubs to make sure you havea Membership Chair with a committee. Use the toolsprovided on Rotary.org and GROW your club. Oneidea is Corporate Membership. Click on the link tolearn more. is may work for your club if you have aSchool District, Hospital or large business you wouldlike to be a part of your club.
Another very important focus is Retention. Engagingyour current members is a great way to keep them fromlosing interest in Rotary. On District 7410’s websiteunder Rotary Links is a link called For New Members.is is a great link for all Rotary members. Learning asmuch about Rotary as you can builds a foundation for agreat Rotarian. We all want to belong to something, havefriends and enjoy our experiences. is is all possible inRotary. No matter what reason we join Rotary we all getpulled into the friendship and service. We need to guideour members from being new Rotarians to being seasonedRotarians. at is how we maintain our membership!
Please contact me if you want help building your Membership Committee.
Yours in Service,
Samantha MaruzzelliDistrict 7410 Membership Chair
Hey Club Treasurers!!Just a friendly reminder to file your club 990 tothe IRSHey Club Treasurers!!Just a friendly reminder to file your club 990 tothe IRS.Need a little assistance? Check out this faq doc-ument fromRotary International. You have until Novembereach year to file.Hey Club Treasurers!!Just a friendly reminder to file your club 990 tothe IRS.Need a little assistance? Check out this faq doc-ument fromRotary International. You have until November
Hey Club Treasurers!!Just a friendly reminder to file your club 990 tothe IRS.Need a little assistance? Check out this FAQdocument from Rotary International. You haveuntil November each year to file.
The People of Action Differenceank you Jessica Peetz for sharing these. Just look athow you can make your already awesome photos evenbetter—more engaging , friendly and welcoming!
Before:
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How did you do that?To help share your club Action photos, a fellowRotarian put together this photo editing app:
https://www.poaphotos.com/
Here’s an example of what you can do with it:
Be sure to use it to brand your ads and social mediaposts. It’s easy, has a how-to video if needed - and it’s ab-solutely free to use!
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Public Image CornerGreetings Rotarians!
First I’d like to thank all of you whoare trying to update to the newbrand guidelines and including People of Action in your materials.
If you still need to update your clublogo Click Here.
Second, you’ll notice clickable hyperlinks in thenewsletter now. We’re trying to help get you to thepages you’re looking for a little quicker and easier.
Lastly, Please submit your articles, volunteer requestsand photos by the 25th of the month. We’re trying toget back on track to sending out the newsletter as closeto the 1st as possible.
Have any public image questions? Email me at: [email protected]
Happy August!
Until next time…
Cheers!
Laurie Stephens
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COME OUT FOR A GOOD CAUSE…& BEER!
All proceeds will be donated to
The Edward R. Leahy Jr. Center Clinic for the Uninsured at the University of Scranton and
Rotary International’s efforts to Eradicate Polio
Raffle Baskets and 50/50 Raffle
Live music by Last Call on the dock from 7:00-10:00! Weather permitting
AUGUST 30, 2019 | 5:00 PM COOPER’S SEAFOOD, 701 N WASHINGTON AVE SCRANTON
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Another Successful RYLA!is year marks the 9th anniversary District 7410hosted RYLA at Keystone College in LaPlume, PA.
is year, 74 young leaders gathered to participatein active learning to better themselves and theircommunities.
RYLA 2019 (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) washeld the week of June 23rd – 27th and was led by Executive Chairs Amy Leiser and Karen DeMatteo,both of the Rotary Club of the Stroudsburgs. Together, Amy and Karen oversaw twenty-one staffmembers in addition to the RYLA conferees.
e 5-day conference featured days packed with activities. From breakfast at 7:45 am each morningto lights out at 11:00 pm, the conferees and staffstayed busy. roughout the week, RYLA confereeslearned about Rotary and how to embrace the 4-way test.
ey worked on group assignments, participated inRise Against Hunger food packaging service project,and listened to motivational speakers.
Ice-breakers were run by the staff to get help breakconferees out of their comfort zones, and numerousactivities taught the participants how to respectother’s opinions, to work in teams, and to developtheir own confidence and self-worth. Even the talentshow was a milestone for some who had never per-formed in front of a crowd before!
Interestingly, all of the activities were fun and theparticipants might not have realized at the time thatthey were learning leadership skills until after theconference was over and they took time to reflectback on their experience at RYLA.
Never in the same group of people, the confereeswere strategically divided up with each activity toensure everyone met someone new each day.Friendships were formed, lessons were learned, andpride in oneself was developed.
Thank You!As always, thank you to all of the members of District 7410 for supporting this importantexperience for northeastern and central Pennsylvania area youth. The dedication of promoting positive attitudes and providing an opportunity for these teenagers to flourish and tounlock their leadership potential is commendable.
A special thank you to our sponsors!
Your support allows us to maintain the high-qual-ity programming at RYLA!• V-One Embroidery• The Leiser Family• The DeMatteo Family• Access Office Technologies• Bootlegger Farm LLC
WE NEED YOUR HELP! Please consider assisting with this inspirationalprogram. We are looking for new Rotarians tohelp bring fresh ideas and continue the positiveenergy RYLA provides to our youth. Please reachout to Karen DeMatteo [email protected] to discover how you can be part of the fun and how you can getinvolved with this worthwhile event.
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The Abingtons
Senator Jake CormanOn ursday August 1st the Rotary Club of the Abingtons welcomed State Senator Jake Corman, Majority Leaderas the program speaker.
L to R: Corman, Noreen Thomas, President and Matt Keisling, member.
Sponsoring Scout TroopRyan Campbell presents annualsponsorship check for Boy ScoutTroop #160.
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Dallas
Officers & BoardOn June 27, the Rotary Clubof Dallas held their annualdinner at the Appletree Terracein Dallas to install theirnewly elected officers andboard members. Past DistrictGovernor Art Peoples installedthe following individuals intothe following positions: First row, from left: Board MemberJoe Stager, Secretary Heidi Manning,President John Doerfler,Immediate Past President KimReynolds, Board Member PaulRodda. Second row: President-Elect Paul Saxon, Treasurer JerryReisch, Vice President JohnRhoads, Board Members MelissaSaxon, Fred DiMaria, Sandy Peoples.
Rotarians Donate Ballistic Shield toDallas Borough Police Department
At a recent meeting of the Dallas Borough Council,a presentation was made by Rotarian Ted Horn,owner and supervisor of Disque Funeral Home inDallas, to Dallas Borough Police Department ChiefJames Drury. The hand-carried, light-weight per-sonal Pop Ballistic Shield can be quickly deployedand positioned in front of the officer to protect himor her from incoming gunfire. The large bullet-proofsurface area is folded for easy storage in the policecruiser, but can be popped open quickly with onehand. It can also be used to protect civilians in theevent of an incident. Ted and his wife, Rotarian Janice Horn, were pleased to be able to donate
this life-saving device to the police department with the hope that the officers will never find themselves in a position where they have to use it.
From left: James Drury, Chief of Police, Dallas Borough;Dallas Rotarian Ted Horn, owner and supervisor of Disque Funeral Home, Dallas; Tim Carroll, Mayor of Dallas Borough.
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Hazleton
Wine & Beer Festival CommitteePhoto Caption: Hazleton Rotary Wine & Beer Festival Committee membersplanning for the August 24th event are: Row 1-L to R: Pat Korb, Ivelesse Eu-fracio, Donna Barna, Co-chair Lisa Marie Halecky. Row 2-L-R: John Schwear,
John Beltrami, Mark Imbriaco, Co-chair Scott Sacco and Rotary PresidentAlan Whitaker. Unavailable for photo: Chairman Jim Kelshaw, co-chairMichele Ustynoski, Toni Christman, Paul Malone, Katrina Lennartz and PatWard
e Hazleton Rotary Club is pleased to announce that its annualHazleton Rotary Wine and Beer Festival will be held on Saturday,August 24th. It will take place at Hazle Township Babe Ruth Field,601 Hazle Township Boulevard. PLEASE NOTE THE NEWTIME FOR THE EVENT, 1200 NOON-6:30PM. Proceeds willbenefit various Hazleton Rotary Club Community Projects.
Thank You to Sponsors“We are delighted to say that The Fes-tival Sponsor is Neal DeAngelo & ThePines Eatery and Spirits.”, says Festi-val Chairman Jim Kelshaw. Gold spon-sors of the event are AvellinoEnterprises, Community Bank andSacco Chiropractic. Silver sponsor isOne Group Risk Management. Bronzesponsors are Billig-Helmes Insurance,Citizens Publishing Company, FidelityBank, Harry’s U-Pull It, Hawk MountainLabs Inc., Luzerne Country Convention& Visitors Bureau, Malone InsuranceCenter, Manuel Empanadas, MeritHealthcare Consulting Inc., PrecisionDesign, Skokoski & DeCosmo, TheSeach Law Offices and Tunnessen’sInc. Auto Parts. Friends of RotarySponsor-Degenhart ChiropracticHealth Center. The Car Show sponsoris Lagana Wealth Advisory Group atJanney Montgomery Scott LLC.In Kind sponsors are JC Small Engine,Brenner Recycling and George J. Hay-den Inc. In kind media sponsors areStandard Speaker, Citizens Voice,Panorama, The Progress, WYLN andSSPTV. In Kind media sign sponsorsare J.D. Insurance Agency, Mt. ViewOrthopaedics and The PrintmarkGroup.“The Hazleton Rotary Club gives special thanks to the Greater Hazle-ton/Hazle Township Babe Ruth Association and the Hazle TownshipSupervisors for allowing us to use theirlocation for this Rotary fundraiser”,says Rotary President Alan Whitaker.
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Car Showe Car Show is also returning for its second year. e Car Show is open to anyone wishing to show their vehicle,but space will be limited. ere is no pre-registration and gates for car show participants open at 10:00AM. Spacewill be provided on a first come-first serve basis until there are no spaces left. Questions on the car show should bedirected to John at 570-450-3717. Awards of lst, 2nd and 3rd place trophies, judged by festival attendees, will bepresented at 4:00PM.
is year, there will be a new feature for those visiting the Winery Vendors.
You will be issued a Stamp Card and if you visit each winery at the festival
and have each one stamp your card you would be eligible to win a first prize of $250, or 2nd and 3rd prizes of a caseof wine with bottles from each wine vendor present
Entertainment will be provided by Ostrich Hat from 12:00NOON-3:00PM. Kartune is on deck 3:00PM-6:00PM.
For your convenience, the Drop the Drugs van is scheduled for 12noon-4:00PM.
Tickets are $20.00 in advance, $25.00 at the gate that day and designated drivers (non drinking) are $5.00. Ages 13-20 are $5.00; Children under 12 are free. All children under 18 must be accompanied by and attended to by anadult!! You must be 21 to drink!!! e prices cover the Festival and the Car Show.
Tickets can be purchased from wwwhazletonrotary.ticketleap.com or any Hazleton Rotary Club Member. Also, ATouch of Elegance, Afro Latina Hair Extensions, Antonia’s Jewelry and Repair, Billig-Helmes Insurance, CrystalLounge, Dejauvu Salon, Fyzical erapy & Balance Center, Honey Hole Winery, JC Small Engine, Manuel Em-panadas, Sacco Chiropractic, Sazon Latino I, e Beer Stop, Tunnessen’ Inc. Auto Parts-Hazleton & White Haven,Up Insurance & Tax and J. Zapata Food Trucks.
For updated information visit the Rotary Club of Hazleton Facebook page or www.hazletonrotary.org.
Hazleton
Dessin Animal ShelterOn Tuesday July 23rd we had a visit from the Dessin AnimalShelter.
Representing them was BoardCo-Chair Lisa Weber and Hu-mane Office Marlene Metzger.
Accompanying them was Ransom, a trained therapy dogwho assists in a variety of ways inour area.
We learned so much about howthe Dessin Animal Shelter helpsanimals in our community andhow they help people in our community, too! ey are affiliated with the thrift shop"e Cat's Pajamas" in Hones-dale and the proceeds from thethrift shop come right back to theanimal shelter. Also, the animal
shelter works with organizations (such as VIP, for example) to help the pets of those who are in a crisis situation.
All pets adopted from Dessin are sterilized, micro chipped (they register the microchips, too!), and vaccinated priorto leaving the shelter upon adoption. Our members collectively gathered items to donate such as dog food, catfood, cat litter, etc. Because they are funded over 99% from donations, they graciously accept monetary donationsand donations of all animal-related items (food, bedding, litter, towels, sheets, collars, leashes, etc). If you're unableto donate animal items, and a monetary donation isn't an option for you, donating some old clothes and shoes orany thrift-able item to e Cat's Pajamas is a great way we as a community can help out!
ank you so much for coming to our meeting to talk about your organization. It was very informational!
Dessin Animal Shelter: https://dessinshelters.com/
Animal Cruelty/Welfare: https://dessinshelters.com/prevention-%26-education
To report a concern about the welfare of an animal, contact Humane Officer Marlene Metzger: 570-493-3377
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Hamlin-Lake Ariel
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New Milford Area
Takes Action At Annual Mid-Summer Fair
July 7th, 2019 opened with anearly rise for many New MilfordArea Rotary Club members asthey readied for the 8th AnnualMid-Summer Fair at GreenGables Restaurant in New Milford, Pennsylvania. Whetherbarbecuing 600 chicken halves,moving tables and chairs, erectingbazaar tables, serving 600 meals,or organizing placement of vendors booths, these Rotariansmanifested the “People of Action”motto. “Service Above Self ” wasthe theme of the day.
After months of planning and preparation; at the end of the day,they had facilitated the sale of 600 chicken dinners, raised $108.25in donations for “End Polio Now” and supported nine area youthgroups with matching grants that day in the amount of $1,859!
is event is a collaborative effort with the New Milford Area Men’s Club and the Green Gables Restaurant. It typically raises approximately $6,000 each year to be shared by the Men’s Cluband the Rotary Club. Each supports numerous youth centric education and literacy programs throughout Susquehanna County,including United Way, Scouting, 4-H and RYLA.
Honorary Club Member Lori Welch and Community Volunteer Judy Hershel preparingchicken BBQ dinners
Rotarian Barbara Hill, and Community VolunteerKelly Evans-Taylor covered the flea market tables
Mid-summer Fair
Rotary Club Members Dave Palmerand Lynn Fox
2019 RYLA Students and a 2018 RYLA Alumnus prepare to dish out the dinners
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Rotarian of the Year-Picture Rotarian of the Year KinStroudsburgs Rotary celebrated Kin Roberts on earning Rotarian of the Year.Her positive spirit, active participation in the club and district and ability toshare Rotary with others allowed her to bring in 5 new members to our club.Congratulations Kin! She is pictured with Immediate Past President LucillePiggott-Prawl.
Passport
Volunteers AvailableThe Passport Club has members throughout the 7410 district who can support events run by your local club.Please email Club President Brenda Allen at [email protected] or Chip Jaeger at [email protected] if you have an event you want to share with our members.
The Stroudsburgs
Stroudsburgs Rotary Board Gets InductedHappy New Year from Stroudsburgs Rotary! Our very own club member andnewly inducted District Governor Karen DeMatteo inducted our new board.Club President Jeff Gilbert had a great first meeting and set the tone for thewhole year. We will have lots of activities, community outreach and fellowship.Come and check us out and see whats happening at stroudsburgsrotary.org!
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Project Healing WatersEarlier this month, satellite members joined with lunch membersof the Stroudsburgs Rotary to host the annual Project HealingWaters project benefitting veterans. Sunshine, warm weather andgood fellowship for all was the order of the day. e day wasmade possible by the many members participation as well as thekind use of a spectacular trout stocked stream made possible byRay Starner.
e vets arrived from various locations and participated in alesson in fly tying and fishing by Rotarian Rock Rocchio, a master fly fisherman himself! A great outdoor picnic lunch,some awesome fishing and a chance to thank these veteranswhose service to our country has protected us all! Looking forward to next year to make it even better!
The Stroudsburgs
Look at the difference!
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njoy intriguing tales of lore of reported ghoulish encounters and stories of historic properties and people along Broadway in Jim Thorpe.
he one mile round trip walks start in the basement of the Inn at Jim Thorpe, 24 Broadway. Led by a costumed storyteller, the walks, all outside, last about an hour, unless the spirits have other ideas!
alks are generally planned for Fridays at 7 p.m. and Saturdays at 7 & 8:30, September-December. See our website for a complete list of dates and times. Walks are subject to change if the spirits call for rain.
lthough walk-ins are always welcome, space on each walk is limited, so call the number below to reserve your spot. Private walks may be available on certain dates and times. Call for more information.
ook for your GhostHost in the basement of the Inn at Jim Thorpe to purchase tickets 15 minutes before walk time. First come, �rst served, without reservations which are strongly suggested. Knowledgeable individuals are welcome to share their own experiences.
484-629-3698
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August 29th, 2019
GROTTO PIZZA, HARVEY’S LAKE Boat rides at 4pm
Cocktails @ 6 at the Sports Bar and dinner at 7 ORDER OFF THE MENU
NO BUFFET OPTION!!!
EACH CLUB WILL HAVE THEIR OWN CHECK THIS YEAR!!!!!
All reservations for this event must be made to JK by August 22nd
CELL 570-574-4246 or email to [email protected] Brian Vnuk, President, Rotary Club of Plymouth
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Help Us CelebrateHelp Us Celebrate
Sayre Rotary’sSayre Rotary’sSayre Rotary’sSayre Rotary’s
100th Anniversary100th Anniversary100th Anniversary100th Anniversary
August 31, 2019August 31, 2019
1212 12 4 pm 4 pm
Food, Raffle Baskets, Door Prizes, Entertainment, & Museum Tours including Food, Raffle Baskets, Door Prizes, Entertainment, & Museum Tours including
displays of our service over the past 100 yearsdisplays of our service over the past 100 years
Sayre Historical Society MuseumSayre Historical Society Museum Sayre Historical Society MuseumSayre Historical Society Museum103 N Lehigh Ave, Sayre, PA 18840Sayre Historical Society Museum
103 N Lehigh Ave, Sayre, PA 18840103 N Lehigh Ave, Sayre, PA 18840
$20 per 0cket$20 per 0cket
To reserve your seat RSVP by 8/16/2019 to To reserve your seat RSVP by 8/16/2019 to
[email protected] [email protected]
Or 512 S Keystone Ave, Sayre, PA 18840Or 512 S Keystone Ave, Sayre, PA 18840
Catering Provided by
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Saturday, September 21
Doors Open: 4:30 PM Post Time 6:00 PM Tunkhannock Township Volunteer Fire Company - Long Pond, PA
ADMISSION $15.00 Per Person Includes: Lasagna (Meat, Cheese) Salad, Garlic Bread Drinks & Dessert Comp. Beer & BYOB
Horse
Information
Name Your Own Horse For $10.00 If your horse wins, You Win $50.00 Contact any Rotary or Fire Company Member to Sponsor a Horse. You don’t have to attend to sponsor a horse, but it sure is more fun!!!!
Tickets to the event can be purchased at Ma rko Hardware or Camp KCS (Long Pond) Contact Chris Ma rko (570) 646-7337 or Kevin Long (570) 646-2869
Special raffle prize drawing for all losing ticket holders!
Tickets can also be purchased at Tunkhannock Twp Volunteer Fire Co every Tuesday from 7 PM– 9 PM
Reserve Your Table Today! ( Tables of six can be reserved, so everyone can sit together)
Ladies Special prize - best derby hat!
Gentlemen
Special prize - best derby shirt!
DON’T BE LEFT AT THE GATE!
Tunkhannock Twp Vol. Fire Co. Engine 42
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Assistant Governors by ClusterCluster 1
—Athens, Sayre, Towanda, Troy,Wellsboro—Craig Devenport (Wellsboro)
Cluster 2—Forest City • New Milford • Trail—
—Tunkhannock • Winola • Wyalusing—Dave Palmer (New Milford)
Cluster 3—Hamlin • Hawley • Honesdale—
—Milford-Matamoras • Newfoundland—Jim Pierce (Hawley)
Cluster 4—Blakeslee • Mt. Pocono • Pocono Mountain——Slate Belt • Smithfields • Stroudsburgs—
—West End—Bill Skinner (Slate Belt)
Cluster 5—Freeland • Hazleton• Jim Thorpe—
—Lehighton • Mountaintop • Weatherly—Kevin Hooper (Mountaintop)[email protected]
Cluster 6—Abingtons • Dunmore • Passport Club—
—North Pocono • North Scranton • Scranton—Ryan Campbell (Abingtons)
Cluster 7—Dallas • Kingston • Pittston • Plains——Plymouth • Wilkes-Barre • Wyoming—
Position Open
District Governor 2019 ~ 2020Karen DeMatteo232 Eagles Ct.
Stroudsburg, PA 18360Cell 732.996.0403
Home [email protected]
District officers:Joe Loughman, DGE 2020~2021
[email protected] Ellen Bentler, DGN 2021~2022
Newsletter Submissions:[email protected]
Volunteer OpportunitiesDo you need volunteers to help with an upcoming project or event? Send me your requirements - date,time, specific help needed. Let’s bring our clubs togetherin service!
Harford Fair Cluster 2 ProjectHere is the call to action for volunteers at the HarfordFair this year. e Harford Fair is now about a monthaway from 19-24 August, 2019. So it is time to buildour schedule for coverage. Please contact Dave Palmer,Cluster 2, AG.
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Club # New Morning Noonish After HoursAbingtons 50 1 12:10; TH; RamadaAthens 20 0 12:05; W; MicrotelBlakeslee 11 2 6:30; W; Community CenterDallas 46 0 6:30; TH; Irem Country ClubDunmore 15 0 6:15; M;Carmella’sForest City Area 11 0 6:30; 1st & 3rd M; EleganteFreeland 6 0 5:45; M; MMI Prep CafeteriaHamlin-Lake Ariel 33 2 5:30; T; R PlaceHawley 23 0 6:00; TH; Settlers InnHazleton 74 0 12:00; W; Genetti’sHonesdale 41 0 12:00; T; Cordaro’s 6:00; 1st T; RotatingJim Thorpe 22 0 12:00; T; Gathering PlaceKingston 24 0 6:15; W; Theo’s MetroLehighton 9 0 Check Facebook 6:00; M; Beacon Diner Twice MonthlyMilford-Matamoras30 0 12:15; T; Balch’s RestaurantMountaintop 24 0 7:30: W; Chalet RestaurantMt. Pocono 19 0 6:00; TH; Bailey’s Steak HouseNew Milford 16 0 5:30; 1st & 3rd TH; Green GablesNewfoundland 38 0 6:00; M; John’s Italian RestaurantNorth Pocono 17 1 6:00; TH; Elmhurst Country ClubNorth Scranton 25 0 8:00; W; Perkin’sPassport Club 21 0 Rotating; Check Rotarypassportclub7410.orgPittston 18 0 12:15; T; Perkin’sPlains 19 2 6:00; 1st & 3rd W; Woodlands InnPlymouth 21 0 7:00; TH; Keeley’s AlehousePocono Mtns. 17 4 6:15; W; Carrazza’s Italian RestaurantSayre 19 0 12:10; T; Grille at the Train StationScranton 47 1 12:00; M; Radisson HotelSlate Belt 20 1 6:00; TH; Scorecard Sports BarSmithfields 17 0 7:00; T; Shawnee InnStroudsburgs 93 3 11:55; TH; Sycamore Grille
“ Satellite ? 0 6:15; TH; Peppe’s Bistro, E. StroudsburgTowanda 13 0 12:05; M; Towanda Country ClubTrail 14 0 12:00; T; Gin’s 5:30; 4th T; D&L Rail HouseTroy 25 0 7:30; TH; Iron SkilletTunkhannock 72 3 12:15; TH; Purkey’s Pink AppleWeatherly 10 0 6:30; TH; Weatherly Country InnWellsboro 43 2 12:15; TH; Penn Wells HotelWest End 14 1 7:30; TH; West Pocono LibraryWilkes-Barre 22 0 12:00; T; Genetti’s Best Western HotelWinola 10 0 6:00; TH; 1st Ardee’s; 3rd BartolaiWyalusing Area 21 0 7; 1st TH; Mark’s Valley View 12:00; 2nd TH; Wyalusing Hotel 5:30 Social; 3rd TH; Wyalusing HotelWyoming 23 0 6:15; TH; Fire & Ice
Traveling? Why not visit fellow Rotarians at other clubs in the District? Please find dates and locations below.Attention Club Presidents: If the information below is not up-to-date, please update it on the Districtwebsite RotaryDistrict7410.org and let me know at [email protected].