There are lots of fun events planned for Pints for Polio! Here is a list of what is scheduled so far! If your club is planning to host a polio fundraiser in October, please contact Melissa in the District office at office@rotary7390.org so it can be added!
York-North
October 3
6:00 - 8:00
Wyndridge Farm (885 S. Pleasant Ave, Dallastown)
Uptown York
October 4
5:30 - 8:30
Collusion Tapworks (105 S. Howard St, York)
York-East
October 5
6:00 - 8:00
Mexitaly (2440 E. Market St, York)
Lancaster
October 10
Stoner Grille (605 Granite Run Dr, Lancaster)
Perry County
October 11
5:00 - 8:00
River Bend Hop Farm & Brewery (1800 Lower Bailey Rd, Newport)
Harrisburg-Keystone
October 16
Appalachian Brewing Company (50 N. Cameron St, Harrisburg)
Lebanon
October 17
Snitz Creek Brewery (7 N. 9th Street, Lebanon)
York-East
October 20
6:00 - 8:00
Mexitaly (2440 E. Market St, York)
Elizabethtown
October 23
6:00 - 9:00
Funk Brewing (28 S. Market St, Elizabethtown)
Northern Lebanon
October 23
6:00 - 7:00
Eagle Hotel (101 E. Main St, Fredericksburg)
Carlisle-Sunrise
October 24
5:00 - 11:00
Market Cross Pub (113 N. Hanover St, Carlisle)
Elizabethtown
October 24
6:00 - 9:00
Cox Brewing (276 Heisey Quarry Rd, Elizabethtown)
Lancaster Penn Square
October 24
6:00 - 8:00
Federal TapHouse (201 N. Queen St., Lancaster)
Mech, Mech-North & West Shore
October 24
Appalachian Brewing Co (6462 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg)
Red Lion/Dallastown
October 24
6:00 - 9:00
Great America Saloon (20 Dairyland Sq, Red Lion)
October 25
October 25
6:00 - 9:00
Moo Duck Brewery (79 S. Wilson Ave, Elizabethtown)
York
October 27
Downtown York Brew Pub Tour
York
October 28
Downtown York Brew Pub Tour
Mount Joy
October 30
5:00 - 8:00
Rosie's Tavola (114 E. Main St, Mount Joy)
Mount Joy
November 1
11:00 - 9:00
Harvey's Main Street BBQ (304 E. Main St, Mount Joy)
Mount Joy
November 1
4:00 - 8:00
Twisted Bine (93 E. Main St, Mount Joy)
Mount Joy
November 5
5:00 - 8:00
Bube's Brewery (102 N. Market St, Mount Joy)
Thank you to all the establishments that are participating!
If service is the beating heart of Rotary, then the Rotary Foundation is its very lifeblood. It is in and through the Foundation that we are able to support projects locally and throughout the world. It is through the Foundation that Rotary is made real in the lives of millions: working for peace, supporting clean water and sanitation projects, providing for maternal and child health programs. This is all a result of Rotarians throughout the world generously sharing their resources.
Join us Thursday, November 8, 2018 at the Country Club of York (1400 Country Club Road, York, PA 17403) as we celebrate our Rotary Foundation and our achievements during the past year. Cocktail hour from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Dinner and speaker from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Cost is $50 per person. Registration deadline is November 1, 2018.
You don’t want to miss our speaker Dr. Anne Mathews! She is a member of the Rotary Club of Columbia East in South Carolina and has served as Vice President of Rotary, a Trustee of the Rotary Foundation, trainer for District Governor elects, chair of the elections committee for the Rotary International President and many other positions. Her own service work includes projects in Kenya, South Africa, India and Ghana. She is by profession an educator, having taught at all levels from High School to University and has spoken in all 50 states and 35 different countries about the Rotary Foundation.
Carlisle Rotarians had a friendly wager on the football game between Penn State and Ohio State on September 29: The losing fans would wear the winning team's colors at the next Rotary meeting. It was a heartbreaker, but the Buckeyes were victorious and the Nittany Lion fans good-naturedly donned the Ohio State garb for the meeting. And the shout of "Just wait 'til next year!" echoed throughout the room!
One small part of the recent Eye Care Vocational Training Team to Malawi was providing low vision care to people with albinism. Here are photos of a few of our patients who received photochromatic spectacles, sunglasses with a unique tint just for them, sunscreen, and a telescope to improve distance vision. Rotary Club of Lancaster, with partner clubs Elizabethtown, Mechanicsburg North, Lancaster Penn Square, and Northern Lebanon County, sponsored this Global Grant project that included training of local eyecare practitioners in the diagnosis and treatment of glaucoma, strabismus, albinism, diabetes, and a few other maladies. Ten Rotarians from our district, or friends of Rotary, were joined by Danish colleagues to complete this amazing project.
In early October of 2018, the York-East Rotary Club participated in a road clean-up crew. One of the group found a $1 bill and gave it as a Happy Dollar at the next club meeting!
The Rotary Club of Gettysburg participated in the United Way of Adams County Day of Caring on Saturday, Sept. 29. A team of Rotarians canvassed the community looking for homes that could use free smoke detectors. The detectors were installed Saturday, Oct. 6 and Rotarians were there to help. The event was sponsored by the American Red Cross who will supply the detectors. Pictured, from left, are: Peter Lagerberger, Martha Lagerberger, Scott Wehler, Bill Braun, and Bonnie Braun.
Hershey Rotary Club held its annual 4-Way Test Speech Contest on October 10. 1st place was awarded to Jose Mendez; 2nd place to Ty’Jhon Hall; 3rd Place to Desmond Primus. Jose and Ty’Jhon will be participants in the Rotary District 7390 Midlevel contest, to be held on November 10 in Harrisburg.
Pictured L to R: Elisabeth Milligan, Tori Wentland, Njambi Womak, 3rd Place Winner Desmond Primus, 2nd Place Winner Ty’Jhon Hull, and 1st Place Winner Jose Mendez.
The Rotary Club of Hanover and the District 7390 Southern Tier RMB Steering Committee will host the ninth RMB networking event of the 2018 season and the 45th in its history on Thursday, October 11 at Elsner Engineer Works, Inc, 475 Fame Ave, Hanover, PA. The event will run from 5:30 to 7:30 with dinner and drinks included. The event is free for those who RSVP. Thank you to the following sponsors: Elsner Engineering Works, Inc., ASIX Quality, LLC, Ledge Inc, Traditions Mortgage, and York Traditions Bank!
Contact Craig Aiello of the Rotary Club of Hanover at craig@asixquality.com or call him at 717-451-0568 for more information. Make great connections for your business or project and enjoy the fun and fellowship of RMB. Bring potential Rotarian guests!
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If service is the beating heart of Rotary, then the Rotary Foundation is its very lifeblood. It is in and through the Foundation that we are able to support projects locally and throughout the world. It is through the Foundation that Rotary is made real in the lives of millions: working for peace, supporting clean water and sanitation projects, providing for maternal and child health programs. This is all a result of Rotarians throughout the world generously sharing their resources.
Carlisle Rotarians had a friendly wager on the football game between Penn State and Ohio State on September 29: The losing fans would wear the winning team's colors at the next Rotary meeting. It was a heartbreaker, but the Buckeyes were victorious and the Nittany Lion fans good-naturedly donned the Ohio State garb for the meeting. And the shout of "Just wait 'til next year!" echoed throughout the room!
In early October of 2018, the York-East Rotary Club participated in a road clean-up crew. One of the group found a $1 bill and gave it as a Happy Dollar at the next club meeting! .jpg)
VISIT THE GOOD SAMARITAN SCHOOL AND JAMES STINE COLLEGE* SPONSORED BY THE HERSHEY ROTARY CLUB
The Rotary Club of Gettysburg participated in the United Way of Adams County Day of Caring on Saturday, Sept. 29. A team of Rotarians canvassed the community looking for homes that could use free smoke detectors. The detectors were installed Saturday, Oct. 6 and Rotarians were there to help. The event was sponsored by the American Red Cross who will supply the detectors. Pictured, from left, are: Peter Lagerberger, Martha Lagerberger, Scott Wehler, Bill Braun, and Bonnie Braun.
Hershey Rotary Club held its annual 4-Way Test Speech Contest on October 10. 1st place was awarded to Jose Mendez; 2nd place to Ty’Jhon Hall; 3rd Place to Desmond Primus. Jose and Ty’Jhon will be participants in the Rotary District 7390 Midlevel contest, to be held on November 10 in Harrisburg..jpg?_=636748779674929154)
