APRIL 2018 The Newsletter of Rotary District 7300 Including Allegheny, Beaver and Parts of Westmoreland Counties, Pennsylvania Dear Rotary Friends: This month, with spring in the air, it’s a good time to reflect on the plea from Rotary International President Ian H.S. Riseley: PLEASE, plant one tree between now and July 1. President Riseley quotes past U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon, "There can be no Plan B, because there is no Planet B." In Pittsburgh, the TreeVitalize program will plant a street tree in front of your house, and water it, mulch it, watch it, trim it and care for it. Contact [email protected] for more information (and free mulch!). In Allegheny County, Tree Pittsburgh, [email protected], has teamed up with the Arbor Day Foundation and FedEx to replace 1,000 trees lost to the Emerald Ash Borer. A few months ago, I planted two trees working with Tree Pittsburgh, and I plan to plant 8-12 more trees before July. The feeling of accomplishment when I packed down the soil and mulch around those two trees I planted is priceless! Feeling the earth in my hands, and knowing I was doing something good for the planet was humbling. Won’t you join me in “Rotary Making a Difference” by planting a tree in your community? District Governor Ward Garner 2017-2018 1
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APRIL 2018
The Newsletter of Rotary District 7300 Including Allegheny, Beaver and Parts of Westmoreland Counties, Pennsylvania
Dear Rotary Friends:
This month, with spring in the air, it’s a good time to reflect on the plea from Rotary International President Ian H.S. Riseley:
PLEASE, plant one tree between now and July 1.
President Riseley quotes past U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon, "There can be no Plan B, because there is no Planet B."
In Pittsburgh, the TreeVitalize program will plant a street tree in front of your house, and water it, mulch it, watch it, trim it and care for it. Contact [email protected] for more information (and free mulch!).
In Allegheny County, Tree Pittsburgh, [email protected], has teamed up with the Arbor Day Foundation and FedEx to replace 1,000 trees lost to the Emerald Ash Borer.
A few months ago, I planted two trees working with Tree Pittsburgh, and I plan to plant 8-12 more trees before July. The feeling of accomplishment when I packed down thesoil and mulch around those two trees I planted is priceless! Feeling the earth in myhands, and knowing I was doing something good for the planet was humbling.
Won’t you join me in “Rotary Making a Difference” by planting a tree in your community?
District Governor Ward Garner 2017-2018
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Green Tree Rotary Delivers Easter Baskets to Shut-Ins
Green Tree Rotarians organized the preparation of 200“Easter Baskets for Shut-Ins” again this year. MaryMontz, wife of Rotarian Dave Montz, has orchestratedthis project for the club for several years.
On the Saturday before Palm Sunday, Rotarians andothers gathered at the Green Tree Borough Building tofill the baskets with cute little things like stuffed rabbitsand peeps, fresh fruits, puzzles, spring plants, candies, and personal care items. The baskets are then wrapped with cellophane and decorated with cheerful bows. The baskets are later delivered to the homes of shut-ins, whose names were submitted by Pastors of local churches, and others.
Front row: Mary Montz, Dan Riegner, Steve Burkett, Mitch Dugan, Marge Tedesco, Shelby Gracey, Sandra Rebholz, Ed GrimesBack row: Dick Rohrock, Rick Porach, Jeff Sokolowski, Brian Rohleder, Dave Montz, Del McBane, Bill Gracey and two students.
Each year the club receives heartwarming thank you notes from many of the recipients of these lovely baskets.
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Lawrenceville Rotary Club Noted in Pennsylvania House of Representatives Adam Ravenstahl’s Newsletter
Dr. Charles Bostaph presented Dr. Norman Johnson, of the Churchill Wilkins Rotary Club,with a six-time Paul Harris Pin with the red ruby for his continued community service and lead in the Thanksgiving Day Dinner donations, which served 350 people at the Rainbow Kitchen in Homestead. Norm has delivered turkeys and all the trimmings to the Rainbow Kitchen for the past 10 years.
Congratulations, Norm...leading by example is the Rotary way.
Six-Time Paul Harris!
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WORLDWIDE POLIO PLUS UPDATE
By PDG Walt Sickles
There were only 37 new cases of Polio caused by the Wild Polio Virus in 2016. In 2017, there were only 21 new cases. So far in 2018, as of March 22 there have been 3 new cases. We really are “This Close” to total eradication; but we must, and are, continuing the fight to end this horrible disease.
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Oakland Rotary Club Introduces New Member Patricia Ianotta
A native of the city of Pittsburgh, she is a proudadvocate of her city and has given back to hercommunity with her Pro Bono work for the PittsburghHistory and Landmarks Foundation, the Boy Scouts ofAmerica and the Cancer Caring Center. She takes aweek of her personal time each year for the past tenyears to teach children of the Holy Angels Parish in theSteel Valley.
After graduating from the University of Pittsburgh witha degree in Political Science and Urban Studies, sheembarked on a career in hotel marketing and sales. Herfirst position was an entry level Sales Manager at theformer Vista International Hotel in Pittsburgh. Afterseveral promotions she was named the Director ofSales and Marketing when the hotel transitioned to theDoubletree Hotel in 1995.
In 1999 the Doubletree hotel changed again into the Westin Convention Center Hoteland she was asked to continue as the Sales Manager. Having serving the hotel for so longshe earned the title of “Mom” by the staff.
The Sheraton Station Square Hotel persuaded her to join their team to coordinate theSales Team. After serving for six years, she accepted the position of Director of Sales andMarketing at the Wyndham Pittsburgh University Center in 2014. Being a Pitt AlmaMater she was thrilled to return to the campus and to contribute to the excitingdevelopments in the Oakland area.
Of special note is that during 2016 - 17, while the PAA was struggling to stay open, she supported the Oakland Rotary Club by providing meeting rooms on a last minute basis. The Club is very grateful for her support during this period and for negotiating a similar meeting package to what we had at the PAA.
She is married to Frank Iannotta and they have 4 children, Joe, Clare, John and Flora.
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Andy Dlinn A Super Involved Rotarian
by Karl Ohrman
You may know the Clint Eastwood movie, The Man with No Name. Andy "Hirsh" Dlinn has two names. He goes by Andy, or Hirsh, to his Rotary friends and to many others that he knows. Andy is President of Senior Wealth Management LLC an investment firm with offices in the Omni William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh. Andy has been a financial advisor and senior portfolio manager since 1993.
About his investment business, Andy says, "I ask my clients to allow me to be their guide as they strive to achieve their financial goals." His "Strategic Wealth Management" process was designed to help them face the financial challenges of educating children, reducing taxes, arranging a comfortable retirement and developing an estate plan that preserves what they have achieved for future generations.
Andy received his Certificate in Portfolio Strategies in 2002 and his Certified Senior Advisor (CSA) designation in 2005. He was awarded Five Star Wealth Manager for six consecutive years!
Andy is an active member of Pittsburgh Rotary. He joined in 1998 and served as club president in 2011- 2012 and then as Pittsburgh Rotary Foundation Board Chair in 2012-2013. Andy is now serving as Assistant Governor for District 7300, since 2016. He was named Paul Harris Fellow in 2010.
From 1974 to 1995 Andy served as a commissioned officer in the United States Navy. In 1979, Commander Dlinn was designated special duty Public Affairs Officer in the US Naval Reserve and retired in 1995.
Andy is an accomplished musician. He plays everything from bongo drums to a full drum kit and also keyboard. He’s part of a group called Sea Breeze with Rotarians Barbara & Rick Johnson, specializing in oldies and more! He’s adapted some pop songs to a Rotary theme that the Pittsburgh club enjoys singing. His songs were so well accepted that a booklet of those songs was presented to the Rotary International President when he visited the Pittsburgh Rotary Club!
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Andy is a half century Amateur Radio (HAM) Operator with callsign WA2FFY. He has assisted in many civil emergencies. He has communicated with HAMS all over the world and keeps in touch with college and Navy HAM radio buddies, while designing and operating his own amateur radio station. He is a life member of the American Radio Relay League (ARRL). Here’s Andy’s command center.
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Andy is heavily involved in Republican politics. Since 2010 he has served as President of the Pennsylvania Republican Leadership Council. He is a member of Republican State Committee & Republican Committee of Allegheny County. He is a National Council Member of the John Birch Society and acts as the Southwest PA Section Leader.
Andy has a certificate of training from the FBI in domestic security and is an alumnus of the Citizens Police Academy. Andy is the founder and director of the Squirrel Hill Citizens Patrol.
Andy is also on the Board of his local synagogue and is a Board Member of ZOA-Pittsburgh District.
Andy was graduated from the University of South Carolina with a bachelor's degree in physics. He went on to achieve a master's degree in mass communications with a 3.8 GPA at the same school.
Among his many honors and awards, Andy received the Marjorie S. Eiseman Community Leadership Award. He has also received the Prudential Securities Community Champions Award for four consecutive years.
Andy is an alumnus of Leadership Pittsburgh and serves as a Pittsburgh Regional Champion as the city's advocate, whenever he is called upon.
Andy is married to Gila and together they have six wonderful children and two grandchildren and growing! Below is a photo of Andy’s family taken in Chicago at the wedding of his daughter, Lieba, in February 2018.
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District 7300 J O B Board
Did you know we have a Job Board on the home page of the District 7300 website? This is a good place for Rotarians to post job openings in their companies, and for those who are seeking employment to post their resumes.
The Job Board is a relatively new feature on the website, but we look forward to new postings as they come in.
For job seekers, post your resume so potential employers have a resource for finding qualified employees with character. For Rotarians in business, post your job openings on the Job Board … and hire Rotarians!
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For details: https://www.mlb.com/pirates/tickets/specials/rotary-strike-out-polio
STRIKE OUT POLIO
The Pittsburgh Pirates, along with the Rotary Clubs, invite you to join us for Strike Out Polio Day at PNC Park! Come out and watch the Pirates take on the Philadelphia Phillies while raising awareness for Rotary's Strike Out Polio program.
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Talk about our work with polio...and its impactWe've reduced polio cases around the world by 99.9% since 1988. Without our continuedsupport of this campaign, hundreds of thousands of children could be paralyzed. Together we:
Immunize 400 million children against polio every year. Improve the ability of surveillance and monitoring systems to diagnose new cases and
detect the wild poliovirus. Hire more than 150,000 health workers to go door to door to find every child.
Just one small contribution from donors in your district helps to improve children's lives aroundthe world.
Although it currently circulates in only a few countries, polio is highly infectious and spreads rapidly.The disease, which afflicts mainly children, is transmitted via contaminated water and food supplies.Five to 10 percent of cases are fatal. As long as polio threatens even one child anywhere in the world,children everywhere are at risk. Only the global eradication of polio will ensure that no child ever againsuffers its devastating effects.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW• If polio is not eradicated, within 10 years, as
many as 200,000 children will be paralyzed by iteach year.
• In 2016, more than 450 million children werevaccinated multiple times using more than twobillion doses of oral polio vaccine. This will bedone every year until the world is certified poliofree. Rotary funds will help do this.
• To date, 122 countries have benefited fromPolioPlus grants.
• Since 1988, the number of polio endemiccountries declined from over 125 to three.
• At Rotary’s 2017 International Convention inAtlanta, global leaders pledged $1.2 billion to thefight to eradicate polio.
• This pledge included Rotary’s commitment toraise $50 million per year over the next threeyears as part of the End Polio Now: Countdownto History campaign.
• Under an expanded partnership with the Bill &Melinda Gates Foundation, every $1 Rotarycommits to polio eradication will be matched2-to-1 (up to $ 50 million per year).
On average,a child can be fullyprotected against polio for US$3.
Since 1998, Vitamin A supplements have been addedto polio immunization activities, helping to avert an estimated 1.5 million childhood deaths.
A study published in 2010 in the medical journal “Vaccine” estimates the economic benefit of polio eradication as US$40-50 billion.
FUNDING• From 2013 until the certification of eradication, an estimated US$7 billion in donor contributions is
needed to fully implement the activities of the Polio Eradication and Endgame Strategic Plan.• By the time the world is certified polio-free, Rotary’s contributions to the global polio eradication
effort will exceed US$2.2 billion, including over US$985 million in matching funds from the Bill &Melinda Gates Foundation.
• Rotary’s contribution to the GPEI since 1988 accounts for nearly 11% of all contributions throughDecember 2016 and approximately 42% of private sector giving.
Distribution of Grants 2010-2017:(US$ Million)
Select PolioPlus Grant Projects Funded in 20171. DR Congo: 250,000 posters to create awareness of National immunization Days and stipends for
32,000 vaccinators.2. Afghanistan: Allowance for 65,000 vaccinators, supervisors, and district coordinators for two
National Immunization Days3. Pakistan: 2500 female community health workers and 680 social mobilizers to raise awareness of
National Immunization Days.4. Nepal and Myanmar: Support for disease surveillance medical officers to detect and investigate any
possible cases of polio.
HOW YOU CAN HELPTake action by hosting fundraisers, raising public awareness, writing your government
representatives, donating, sharing stories, and encouraging others to join our cause.
www.endpolio.org
What is circulating vaccine-derived virus? In populations with low-immunization coverage, it is possible for the weakened virus used in the oral vaccine to circulate in the environment long enough to undergo genetic changes that can cause paralysis. This is called vaccine derived poliovirus and is tracked separately than cases of wild poliovirus. When a population if fully immunized, they will be protected against both vaccine derived and wild polioviruses.
Rotary Polio Grants - Top 10 recipients:(US$ Million)
Recipient WHO UNICEF Other TOTAL
1 Nigeria $ 81 $ 134 $ 27 $ 242
2 WHO-AFRO 190 190
3 India 77 88 15 180
4 Pakistan 76 83 5 164
5 Afghanistan 45 80 125
6 Sudan 41 44 85
7 WHO-EMRO 60 60
8 DR Congo 21 30 51
9 Somalia 26 17 43
10 Chad 25 17 42
Operational Support Costs
45%
Surveillance11%
Social Mobilization
20%
Research2%
Technical Assistance
19%
Vaccine3%
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District 7300 Conference
Seven Springs Mountain Resort – May 17-20, 2018
Conference Highlights
Thursday – a chance to enjoy dinner at Helen’s (at your own expense) foranyone wishing to get a head start on the festivities.
Annual Conference Golf Outing Friday afternoon.
First time attendees staying one or more nights will get one night’s dinnerfor free.
Bring a display board highlighting your club’s most significant project orevent and be eligible to win a Paul Harris Award for use at the club’sdiscretion.
A club with 20% of its members attending the Saturday night banquet willget a Paul Harris Award for use at the club’s discretion.
Pinball and Corn Hole tournaments.
Friday Night - Great Gatsby theme – music and dancing – prizes for bestGatsby outfits.
Saturday night entertainment.
Open bar Friday and Saturday nights.
Coffee, pastries, snacks in The House of Friendship
Trip to the Lenox Factory Outlet with a stop at the Stone Villa Winery forfree wine tasting.
Memorial Service Sunday morning.
Room rate at Seven Springs is $147.15 per night including all taxes.
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10:45 AMRegistration opens
11:00 AMDriving range and practice greens open
12:00 PMShotgun Start / Scramble format
5:00 PMDinner
GREEN TREE ROTARYAnnual Golf Classic
CHARTIERS COUNTRY CLUB601 Baldwin Road · Pittsburgh, PA 15205
August 27, 2018
Guest Registrati�nPrimary Contact Info for Golfer 1
Name _______________________________________________
Questions? Contact Jeffrey Sokolowski at 412.651.5528 or [email protected]
Payment Options: Check Enclosed, orto pay by phone using credit card contact [email protected] (Visa, MC, Discover or Amex)
Return form via email to [email protected] or to: Green Tree Rotary 10 W Manilla Ave. Pittsburgh PA 15220
$150 Admission includes the following: 18 holes of championship golf Access to driving range and practice greens Boxed lunch Buffet dinner On course refreshments Skill prizes including hole in one contest
Sp�ns�rship Opp�rtunities$1000 – Gold Sponsor
Includes Foursome, Flag Sponsor and Banner$200 – Flag Sponsor$100 – Hole Sponsor
Name of sponsor to display:
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SAVE THE DATE – April 15, 2018
The Rotary Foundation Luncheon at Rivers Casino
SAVE THE DATE – TBD 2018 *
District Governor Elect Singh Ajmani’s District Assembly at
the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Green Tree.
SAVE THE DATE – May 18-20, 2018
District Conference will be held at Seven Springs on May
18-20, 2018. Mark your calendar. Watch for more
information in early 2018.
SAVE THE DATE – June 23-27, 2018
Rotary International Convention – Toronto, Canada
SAVE THE DATE – June 17-22, 2018
RYLA – La Roche College
SAVE THE DATE – August 27, 2018
District Golf Outing – introducing Singh Ajmani, who will
serve as District Governor 2018-2019. The event will take
place at the Edgewood Country Club. The District
requests no other club events be planned for this date.
S A V E T H E D A T E 1! ! ! !
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IMPORTANT DATES
June 23—27, 2018 — Rotary Toronto Convention
December 4, 2017 - last day to pay first and last nights deposit for Group Housing reservations
December 15, 2017—Last day for $345 online Registration rate
USEFUL LINKS
Registration—http://riconvention.org/en/toronto
Hotel Reservations—http://registra-tion.experientevent.com/showROT181
This year’s District Conference is slowly creeping up on us. It is scheduled for Seven Springs Mountain Resort on May 17-20, 2018. Plans are well underway and the registration form was posted in February.
As in the past, there will not be a registration fee so we are trying to cover some expenses by selling advertising in the program book. We are asking all clubs to consider a $100 full page ad in the book. We are also encouraging individual Rotarians and businesses to support the Conference by placing an ad in the program book.
In addition, we have decided to reinstate our “First Time Attendee” promotional campaign. Thisprogram will provide a “first time” Rotarian attendee staying overnight, one night, a $52.00 credit towards a Friday or Saturday night dinner. Ad sponsorships will also help to defer this cost.
Please send checks (payable to Rotary District 7300) and camera ready art work to:
Dan Kravetz134 Elm DriveTrafford, PA 15085C-412-605-2337
Please help to support the 2017-2018 Rotary District 7300 Conference with the purchase of one of the following advertisements in the Conference program book. Checks should be payable to Rotary District 7300.
_N/A__ Outside Back Cover (5 ½” x 8 ½”) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $250.00 SOLD
__N/A_ Inside Front Cover (5 ½” x 8 1/2 “) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $200.00 SOLD
N/A___ Inside Back Cover (5 ½” x 8 ½”) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $200.00 SOLD
DEADLINE: Camera ready artwork must be received by: May 3, 2018
ARTWORK: Please send camera-ready artwork for all ads over business card size. We can use your business card for business-card size ads if it is printed in Blue or Black ink.
Light Lunch ..........................................11:30 AMShotgun Start .......................................12:30 PMAwards & Surprises at Alpine Room following Conference Dinner Friday Night
All Inclusive Package - Only $95.00
Return Completed Form & Check to:Dan Kravetz • 134 Elm Drive. • Trafford, PA 15085 • (412) 605-2337
Make Checks Payable to: ROTARY DISTRICT 7300Payment due no later than MAY 5, 2018
☐ Enclosed is a contribution of $380 for a foursome.☐ Enclosed is a contribution of $95 for each single golfer.☐ Enclosed is a contribution of $100 for a tee sponsorship.☐ Enclosed is a contribution of $450.00 for a foursome and tee
sponsorship.
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THE ROTARY DISTRICT 7300CONFERENCE GOLF OUTING
Friday, May 18, 2018
SEVEN SPRINGS MOUNTAIN RESORT
QUANTITY DESCRIPTION UNIT PRICE TOTAL
Golf Hole Sponsorship $100.00
Make checks payable to: ROTARY DISTRICT 7300Mail to: Dan Kravetz • 134 Elm Drive • Trafford, PA 15085 • (412) 605-2337 • [email protected]
$95.00 per golfer fee includes: Lunch, 18 Holes of Golf & Golf Cart
Contact Name (Company)
Address
City State
Zip Phone
Email
☐ I am registering as part of a foursome. ☐ I am registering as an individual. (Please match mewith three other golfers.)
The remaining members of my group are:
District 7300 J O B Board
Did you know we have a Job Board on the home page of the District 7300 website? This is a good place for Rotarians to post job openings in their companies, and for those who are seeking employment to post their resumes.
The Job Board is a relatively new feature on the website, but we look forward to new postings as they come in.
For job seekers, post your resume so potential employers have a resource for finding qualified employees with character. For Rotarians in business, post your job openings on the Job Board … and hire Rotarians!
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Sample 15 Unique Chili Entries. Enjoy Music, Food, Bake Sale and
Chinese Auction. Meet our Celebrity Judge Chris Fennimore from
WQED TV and Vote for Your Favorite Chili Entry!
$600 in Prizes to be Awarded. All Proceeds Benefit Local Rotary
Community and Scholarship Projects, the Forest Hills Police Department,
And Forest Hills Fire Department.
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4/15/2018 ANNUAL
FOUNDATION
BRUNCH Rotary District 7300 Funny Business
Join us as we raise money for The Rotary Foundation.
Annual Foundation
Brunch
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Comedian
David Kaye
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Rivers Casino
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Chinese Auction,
Dessert Auction
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All to Benefit The
Rotary Foundation
THE ROTARY
FOUNDATION BRUNCH
RIVERS CASINO
777 Casino DrivePittsburgh, PA 15212
Questions: Call
Debbie DiLorenzo or
Bella Kennelly
412-378-3006 or
412-607-6073
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Foundation Buffet Luncheon – RIVERS CASINO
Sunday April 15, 2018Registration and Fellowship 12:00 PM
Buffet Served 1:00 PM
Cost: $60.00 per person includes the luncheon and a $10.00 gambling coupon for theCasino. Cash Bar. Tables of 10 and Auction Baskets receive a Paul Harris Fellow touse at club’s or donor’s discretion.
Club Name _________________________
Contact Person ______________________ Phone Number _________________
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Please send Registration Form to
Sandra Rebholz, 605 Briarleaf Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15205
Cash, check payable to Rotary District 7300 Foundation, or credit card
Credit Card Information
Type of Card ________________ Charge Card # ______________________
Name as Shown on Card ____________________________________
Expiration Date ______________ Security Code _________
Zip Code associated with card ______________
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Announcing . . .The Area Rotary Clubs’
31st Annual AUCTIONon 1230 WBVP and 1460 WMBA Radio
Saturday, April 21, 2018 • 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.1. WHAT IS THIS EVENT? It is an auction ofnew merchandise and services over WBVP andWMBA Radio Stations on Saturday, April 21,2018 from 8:00 am until all items are sold.
2. WHO BENEFITS FROM THE MONIESRAISED? All net proceeds benefit the RotaryClubs’ Charities and Projects.
3. WHO PROVIDES THE ITEMS? Merchants,professionals, businesses, manufacturers andindividuals participate as advertisers and pro-vide items for the auction.
4. HOW DO YOU BENEFIT? You receive plentyof publicity and special promotion. Every timeYOUR item is mentioned on the radio, YOURNAME will be mentioned and both will alsobe published on a link in an ad in The BeaverCounty Times. The greater the retail value of theitem you provide, the greater advertising valueyou will receive. Also, the value of the item is adeductible advertising expense.
5. DO THE ROTARY CLUBS PICK UP THESEITEMS? No, the items stay at your place of busi-ness for DISPLAY. Rotary will provide a specialauction poster to be posted in a conspicuouslocation in your place of business, indicatingyour participation as an advertiser in this wor-thy endeavor.
6. HOW CAN YOU PARTICIPATE? Decide whatyou would like to promote and then when aRotarian calls on you, just sign up for the ad-vertising and we will do the rest.
7. HOW ARE THE ITEMS CLAIMED? The high-est bidder will pay for the item and receive aMerchandise Certificate at Huntington Bank,671 Third Street, Beaver, PA. These MerchandiseCertificates will be available for pick up from aRotarian on Monday April 23, 2018 and Tues-day April 24, 2018, 9:00 am to 3:30 pm. YourCertificate can also be picked up on Saturday,April 28, 2018, 9:00 am to 11:00 am.
8. SUPPOSE NO BIDS ARE RECEIVED ON MYITEM OR THE BIDDER FAILS TO PICK UP HIS/HER CERTIFICATE? If the successful bidderfails to redeem their purchase, you can put themerchandise offer back into stock. You will havereceived the advertising absolutely free.
9. IS THERE ANY OUTSIDER OR PROFES-SIONAL FUND RAISER INVOLVED IN THISAUCTION? Absolutely not, this whole eventis being produced entirely by the area RotaryClubs with valued cooperation from Radio Sta-tions WBVP and WMBA.
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Monday, May 21, 2018Green Oaks Country Club
$140 a Golfer/$550 a Foursome (includes, cart, boxed lunch,
Dustin Helm 412-600-4349 [email protected] for registration, tee sponsorships, donations or any questions
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Charity Golf Classic Giving to Our Community
Monday, May 21, 2018 • Green Oaks Country ClubRegistration 11:00am • Shamble Format Shotgun Start 12:00pm • Dinner 4:30pm
Sponsorship Opportunities Registration FormGold Sponsor ...........................................................................................................................................................$1,000 Brown Bag Lunch, Dinner, Golf and Cart for 4, Any Items Placed in Golfers Gift Bags, Two Hole Signs, Prominent Event Signage, Four Golf Prize Packages.
Silver Sponsor ............................................................................................................................................................ $800 Brown Bag Lunch, Dinner, Golf and Cart for 4, Any Items Placed in Golfers Gift Bags, One Hole Sign, Two Golf Prize Packages.
Bronze Sponsor .......................................................................................................................................................... $650 Brown Bag Lunch, Dinner, Golf and Cart for 4, Any Items Placed in Golfers Gift Bags, One Hole Sign.
4-Some .......................................................................................................................................................................$550 With Cart, Dinner, and Any Items Can Be Placed in Golfers Gift Bags.
Lunch Bags Sponsor .................................................................................................................................................. $400 Prominent Event Signage, Hole Sign and Any Items Can Be Placed in Golfers Gift Bags.
Individual Golfer ........................................................................................................................................................ $140 Brown Bag Lunch, Dinner with Cart.
Hole/Tee Sponsor ....................................................................................................................................................... $100 Any Items Can Be Placed in Golfers Gift Bags.
Donate a Door Prize ........................................................................................................................... $ ________________________
Unable to attend, but enclosed is a donation .................................................................................. $ ________________________
TOTAL SUPPORT: $ _________________________ Your commitment by April 15th, 2017 is appreciated
Company Name as it should appear on signs: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address, City, State, Zip: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Method of Payment
Check, payable to “Rotary Club of Monroeville" VISA MasterCard Discover
Credit Card Number ___________________________________________________________________________________ Exp Date ______________________________________
Name as it appears on the credit card________________________________________________________________
