Rotary International District 7280 December 2014 DG RUZHDI

 Rotary International District 7280 December 2014 DG RUZHDI BAKALLI 2014-­‐2015 MOTHER TERESA “In this world we can’t do big things just little things with big hearts” Mother Teresa is giving a polio vaccine to a child. Page 1
1 PRESIDENTIAL MESSAGE GARY C.K. HUANGPRESIDENT 2014-15
December 2014 If you take a look at the Rotary calendar, it's easy to see where our priorities as an organization lie. The Rotary year begins in July; in August we mark Membership Month, in September we celebrate New Generations, October is for vocational service, and so on, turning our attention to different topics that are important in Rotary. It's a great idea to do this, because it reminds us to talk about subjects that we might otherwise overlook during our busy Rotary year. But we all know that every topic on our calendar – from fellowship to our Foundation – is important. All of them are part of what makes Rotary what it is, and what makes all of us Rotarians. In Rotary, December is Family Month. Looking back on my years as a Rotarian, I have seen how important family is in Rotary – and how important Rotary can be to our families. My wife, Corinna, chose to join Rotary just a few months ago, after many years as a Rotary spouse. All three of our children are also Rotarians. All of them joined their own club, in their own time. All of them have found unique interests in Rotary. As we have watched them find their own paths, we have been struck by how wonderful it is to have so many members of our family involved in Rotary service. Rotary gives us something good that we can all do together. With Rotary, we always have interesting things to talk about at dinner. We are all involved in different service, in different clubs, so when we sit down together, we are talking about humanitarian needs of every kind, in every part of the world. There is always something new to learn. Our conversations are also a wonderful way to teach our children, through our own actions, what is really important in life. They learn about what life is like in different parts of the world, and how all of us have an obligation to help others when we can. I can think of no better lessons to teach our families than the lessons of Rotary service. I hope that in this Rotary year, many of you will encourage your family members to join Rotary, Rotaract, or Interact. Bringing your family into Rotary doesn't just Light Up Rotary – it lights up your own lives as well. Page 2
2 DISTRICT GOVERNOR MESSAGE December is Rotary Family Month. During my years in Rotary I have seen how important family and how
important their support is for your contributions to Rotary. The family support is crucial for your devotion and
contribution to Rotary.
This is the reason that we need to bring the family into Rotary and for Rotary to become a family club. As family
we can have fun in Rotary and we can contribute more to Rotary together. As President Gary says ”Bringing
your family into Rotary doesn't just Light Up Rotary – it lights up your own lives as well”. My personal New
Year Resolution is to bring my entire family into Rotary.
December is the wonderful time to enjoy holidays together with our immediate family and Rotary family. We
need to show each other how important we are to each others lives and to show our compassion and love. We
need to show all our Rotary family members how important is to our lives to engage more in Rotary and to do
more good in the world.
It is a great time for fellowship and get-together events in our clubs. We need to show each member how
important all members are in the club. We need to show our Rotary family how happy we are that they are part of
our lives and that we are very pleased for their efforts to Light Up Rotary. During the month of December
several of you have invited me to attend your celebrations. I am very honored and thankful by these invitations.
It is time to see where you are in relation to your Foundation and Membership goals and to see if your plan is
working and then decide if you need to make changes. Work with your club leadership and rely on your district
chairpersons to give you ideas and suggestions on how to make it happen. I am available for anything you need
from me. Please don’t forget your promises that you have given to me during my visit to your club concerning
the Membership and Foundation goals. The promises need to be kept. Some clubs already have achieved their
club goals. I encourage others to follow them. It is very crucial to our success that all of you achieve your club
goals. Please work very hard to achieve them. The best support that you can give to me personally and to our
District is by achieving club goals so, that at the same time, the District achieves its goals. We need to make a
difference in this Light Up Rotary Year to Rotary and our Zone. We need to try this year to make our
District among the best Districts in the Zone, the same way that we became the Best Class District in
Rotary International. We are almost half way through our Rotary year and time is flying by.
I just want to remind you that we can Light Up Rotary by increasing and retaining membership, helping in the
fight against Polio by donating to Rotary Foundation, by bringing family members into Rotary, by organizing a
Rotary Day, and by helping our communities.
First Lady Afijete and I wish you and your family the most blessed holiday season and look forward to a very
prosperous 2015. We wish you all a happy and healthy year. We wish you a great Light Up Rotary year, that all
of you achieve your personal and club goals.
DG Ruzhdi
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3 Membership Club of the Month I am very happy to announce that in November, Hermitage and New Castle Rotary Clubs had a net gain of two members and are November Membership Clubs of the Month. Congratulations to Hermitage and New Castle Rotary Clubs. Keep up this great Rotary work. Please, other clubs follow Hermitage and New Castle and recruit new members! Donor Club of the Month Donor Club of the month for October is the Grove City Rotary Club with $3,680.00 donated to the Rotary Foundation Annual Fund. Thanks Grove City. Please keep up with this kind of contribution to Rotary Foundation. Donor of the Month Donor of the month for November is Presque Isle Club President Mr. Gary Ross who donated $1,200.00. Congratulations and Thank You to Gary Ross for his generous donation to the Rotary Foundation Annual Fund. President of the Month Club President of the month for November is Milford McBride III from the Grove City Rotary Club with highest Rotary Foundation Donation. Congratulations to Trip for his achievement. Page 4
4 Membership Trophy At 2015 District Conference, the club which has the largest membership net increase will receive the District Membership Trophy, which will be held for one year and next year passed to the club that has the largest membership net increase in that Rotary year 5th Major Donor One of our District Light Up Rotary Year goals is that this year our District will have 9 new Major Donors. On November 10th I had the honor and pleasure to attend the New Castle Rotary Club meeting, induct and recognize the Fifth District Major Donor –Mr. Sidney M. Shenkan. It is really a great pleasure and honor to recognize a Major Donor. In behalf of Rotary Foundation, District 7280 and myself I am thanking Mr. Shenkan for his generous donations of more then $10,000.00 to Rotary Foundation. He is a great example of generosity. I hope that others who are close to achieve Major Donor Level 1 will follow his example. Pinning the 5th Major Donor of the District – Rot. Sidney M. Shenkan on November 10th, 2014 at New Castle Rotary Club. There is no greater honor and pleasure then to pin a new Major Donor. Page 5
5 President Wilkinson’s Challenge At the District Fall Workshop, Past Rotary International President Wilkinson challenged each Workshop attendee to sponsor one member during Light Up Rotary Year. After the Workshop, President Wilkinson sent an e-­‐mail to each attendee to remind them about their promise and commitment to him at the to sponsor one member. We will keep track of this challenge and inform you each month who fulfilled their promise and commitment. This month the following Rotarians fulfilled their promise: 1. Norma Thompson-­‐ Linesville 2. PDG Lee Dyer-­‐Evans City Thank you very much Norma and PDG Lee for keeping up your promise to President Wilkinson. Rotary Foundation Donations As I said during my visits to all clubs, one of our District Goals is that 70% of our clubs this Light Up Rotary Year are an Every Rotarian Every Year Club, which means that average donations to Annual Fund are minimum $100 and all members donate something to Annual Fund. Some clubs last month by mistake donated to other funds. I contacted The Rotary Foundation to correct their mistakes. Any donations other than to the Annual Fund don’t go toward EREY Recognition and Club goals. Please make sure to write Annual Fund in the memo line in every donation check if you wish for the donation to count toward your club and EREY goal. The benefits of donating to Annual Fund are: 1. The donation goes toward EREY. 2. The District gets back 50% of total Annual Fund Donations and we have more money for District Simplified Grants, scholarships, Global Grants etc. 3. We give 20% of all District money to the Polio Fund. 4. The donation to Annual Fund goes toward club and district goal, which is very important to achieve. I highly recommend to every club and Rotarian to donate only to Annual Fund, since we as a District donates to the Polio Fund. DG Project Update I am very happy to inform you that after many years for the first time all the Clubs participated in the District Governor’s Project Fund. We have 100% participation of District Clubs in the total amount of $20,650.00. Your support to my District Governor’s Project gives me more motivation and energy to work harder to serve all of you better. I am very proud and honored to serve as your District Governor. Your 100% support to the District Governor’s Project means a lot to me and you have made me a very happy District Governor. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR 100% GREAT SUPPORT. Page 6
6 Membership Update As we can see from the Membership Report at the end of the Newsletter, as of now we have reached only 2% of our Membership Goal. Some clubs did great, but some clubs lost many members. I call on those clubs to work very hard to compensate their loss and reach their membership goals. New members will not come themselves if we don’t put a big effort in membership recruitment and retainment. Please work on Membership. Membership and Foundation are top priority goals. Gratitude to Long-­‐Standing Rotarians On November 18th Meadville Rotary Club had their traditional Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner where they recognized six members for their years of service exceeding 40 years. The following members were recognized: Don Snyder -­‐ 42 years Jim Lasher -­‐ 45 years Dick Burkhardt – 51 years Robert W. Waid – 51 years Dan Leech -­‐ 61 years John Kerr – 62 years What a devotion and service to Rotary and Community from these incredible Rotarians. Thank you very much for your great devotion and service to Rotary. We are very proud to have you in our family. You are the living example of how we should serve and devote to Rotary. People in the photo in order:Tess Skillsky-­‐Irwin, AG; Don Snyder; Robert W Waid; John Kerr; Jim Lasher; Dick Burkhardt; Dan Leech and Club President Mandy Maruska. Page 7
7 THE ROTARY FOUNDATION EARNS COVETED 4-­‐STAR RATING The Rotary Foundation earned a 4-­‐star rating from Charity Navigator, the largest and most prestigious independent evaluator of nonprofits in the United States. "Our foundation continues to operate at the highest ethical standard," said Rotary Foundation Trustee Chair John Kenny. "We are proud that Charity Navigator has recognized our commitment to accountability and transparency for the seventh straight year." The 4-­‐star rating, the highest that Charity Navigator awards, recognizes sound fiscal management, accountability, and transparency. Charity Navigator evaluates thousands of nonprofits each year, and only one of four earns 4 stars. This year's top distinction marks the Foundation's seventh in a row, placing it in the top 3 percent of U.S.-­‐
based charities. In a letter to the Foundation, Charity Navigator President Ken Berger wrote, "This 'exceptional' designation differentiates The Rotary Foundation from its peers and demonstrates to the public it is worthy of their trust." Paul Harris Fellow Opportunity A wonderful opportunity has been extended in this Rotary year by PDG Paul Rizza to encourage Paul Harris Fellows. If a Rotarian in District 7280 donates up to $500 to Annual Fund to become a Paul Harris Fellow, then PDG Paul Rizza will transfer points up to 500 to make a total $1000 for your Paul Harris. The offer works in this way: The contribution to become a Paul Harris Fellow is $1,000.00 to the Rotary Foundation Annual Fund. One may become a Paul Harris Fellow with a contribution of $1000 at one time or over a period of time, or if someone gives Paul Harris points or credits toward your giving. So here is a chance to fast-­‐track your road to being a Paul Harris Fellow. Please contact DG Ruzhdi Bakalli at [email protected] or814-­‐726-­‐9842 to discuss this opportunity. The offer also applies to spouses of Rotarians. President Elects At this point, we have only fifteen Clubs who have identified their Presidents for 2015-­‐16. Letters will need to go out at the beginning of January detailing their plans and forthcoming events. Everyone knows that if a person is not designated, it is assumed the current President will be serving another term. We all know how everyone enjoys being a President, but everyone needs a break and/or intends to share the fun amongst other members. December is a short month with the parties and cancellation of meetings for the holidays. Please act on this matter as early as possible. Who wants to be bothered in the New Year? Page 8
8 Friendship Exchange with Kosova We are having a friendship exchange this year with Rotarians from Kosova. Next year from June 13th to June 23rd 2015, seven Rotarians from Kosova will be coming to visit us and attend our District Conference. They will be hosted by RC Zelienople, Slippery Rock, GroveCity, and Warren. th
On July 6 ,2015 a group of District Rotarians will be leaving to go to Kosova for a week to 10 day t rip. Anybody interested in being part of this friendship exchange should contact DG Ruzhdi Bakalli. We currently have a group of six registered Rotarians that will be going to Kosova: 1. Ronald Fodor, Slippery Rock Rotary Club President. 2. Tom and Marie Grant, Zelionople Rotary club. 3. William and Brenda Jones, Warren Rotary Club. 4. Michael McElhaney, Kittanning Rotary Club. From Kosova the following Rotarians will be coming on June 13th: 1. Artan and Delfina Bakija 2. Fatos and Albina Axhemi 3. Butrint and Rrezarta Nallbani 4. Kreshnik Vezvesja Rotary Friendship Exchange with Australia The Rotary Friendship Exchange between District 7280 and District 9640, Brisbane Australia, has been established. We have secured hosts from the Cranberry, Leechburg, Zelienople, Rich-­‐Mar, Hermitage, Grove City, Sharon, Punxsutawney, Port Allegany, Smethport and Warren Club. The team from District 9640 will be visiting our area from August 1, 2015 to August 15, 2015. While they are here, we will be providing them with a tour of our District and all that it has to offer both from a scenic perspective, but also from a social and cultural perspective. If you would like to help with hosting our guests, please contact any of the clubs above that are in your area for more details. In the coming months we will be accepting applications for individuals or couples that would like to be a part of the team to visit Australia in November, 2015. Please note that in order to apply, you will be required to be a host for the team that is visiting us from District 9640. I would like to thank those individuals from the clubs above that are helping to make this exchange a reality. If you have any questions or would like more information on this exchange, please feel free to contact Ken Fleeson at [email protected] or 724-­‐355-­‐1619. Page 9
9 Approved District Simplified Grants 2014-­‐2015 Here is the list of approved District Simplified Grants for Light Up Rotary Year 2014-­‐2015 by District and Rotary International: District/Club
Activity type
Activity description
Activity
location
Planned
amount
(USD)
1: 7280 Education: scholarship Give up to $ 5000 scholarship to one individual with the total scholarships to be awarded $ 15,000 for continuing education at the college level. They will be judged on service to the community, major and how it relates to Rotary and grade point average. United States 15000 2: Bessemer/Mohawk Community development: general Help the local churches purchase school supplies and clothing in a Back to School Bash. This would also clothing and shoes for the needy. United States 800 3: Bradford Health: general Help purchase a vestibulator and provide transportation to the children who need it. This is done through the program CARE. United States 1490 4: Cranberry Township Water: supply/access Update an ultra-­‐violet light water purification system for clean water to an orphanage in Guatemala. Guatemala 1200 5: Cranberry Township Sunrise Community development: volunteer services Collect groceries and donations from the neighborhood for the local food bank. The Club plans on contributing $ 2800 for this purpose. United States 1100 6: Cranberry Township Sunrise Education: literacy Provide dictionaries to third graders in Rowan and Haine elementary schools. United States 200 7: Ellwood City Water: supply/access Provide bio-­‐sand filters to homes in Nicaragua. Nicaragua 800 8: Erie Education: general Ethics Symposium for 300 high school juniors in the Erie area. United States 1600 9: Grove City Community development: general Ethics Symposium for 200 high school students surrounding the Grove City area. United States 1600 10: Hermitage Community development: volunteer services Purchase and assemble picnic tables for ARC of Mercer County which helps people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. United States 1200 11: Leechburg Education: general Support the program "Drugs Kill Dreams" that includes going to classrooms and talking to 1st through 12th grades. Provide note pads, pencils, pens and stickers to the children as a reminder. United States 800 12: Oil City Education: general Provide canning jars and teach people how to can produce from the community gardens that were built last year. United States 1600 Portersville-­‐Prospect Community development: renovation United States 800 Landscape the local library grounds that is in our local community. 13: 14: Portersville-­‐Prospect Community development: general Upgrade the shelters and landscape at the Portersville Park which Rotary founded in 1957. This includes paint and replacing some of the picnic tables United States 300 15: Portersville-­‐Prospect Education: general Fifth grade drug intervention program called "Don't Meth with Us". Presentation includes giving out wrist bands, pencils and pads as reminders. United States 200 Page 10
10 16: Portersville-­‐Prospect Community development: general Support an elementary youth group instruction program that emphasizes honesty, sportsmanship and manners on a golf course and beyond. United States 200 17: Presque Isle (Erie) Education: literacy Purchase and distribute 900 dictionaries to third graders in the local schools. United States 800 18: Punxsutawney Community development: general Build a community garden with twelve plots for community members, families and groups, who can apply for a plot and be responsible for caring of their own plot. United States 1600 19: Sharon Community development: general Purchase equipment for the handicapped accessible playground to be constructed in Buhl Park. United States 1600 20: Slippery Rock Community development: general Host a conference at Slippery Rock University to discuss community needs and what can be done to insure the needs of the less fortunate are being met. United States 800 21: Warren Education: literacy Purchase 760 books for the "Free Books for Kids Town" program. United States 1600 22: Zelienople Community development: general Purchase a new sound system for downtown Zelienople. United States 1600 23: 7280 Contingency (maximum 20%) Open for Port Allegany to do another project. United States 1200 Spending plan total: 38090 Scholarship Winners We are pleased to announce the following winners of our District scholarships made possible by the District Simplified Grant. The winners are: Madeline Chavara, Hermitage $5000.00 Nicholas S. Bonavita, Sheffield $3000.00
Tanya Gillette, Meadville $3000.00 Rebekah Dunlap, Grove City $1000.00
Katelyn C. Jones, Cabot $1000.00
Bradley Simmons, Clarendon $1000.00
Shannon Alexandra Williams, Irvine $1000.00 Congratulations and Good Luck! Page 11
11 Rotary Community Corps Concerned group of Rotarians and non-­‐Rotarians, Group works together, Project for the betterment of the community or area, Group plans, works and follow-­‐through on the project and grow the community-­‐Rotary Awareness – Membership. Rotary Club Non-­‐Rotarians Organize and orient members Anyone who has an interest in the community Support with organizing the group Financial commitment in dues and project support Assist with budgeting and operations Brings authority and/or resources Helps with sustainability and focus of group Open to meet bi-­‐monthly Cultivate new group members Willing to work on two projects annually Promote through media Butler AM Rotarians Walking to the Streets on Saturday, December 13th to raise $1,400.00 for Salvation Army. Page 12
12 Hugh Ringer from ESPN 96.7 and Michael Davis, Mercer Rotary President holding Mercer Rotary Club 8th Annual Radio Auction on October 18th, 2014 where they raised over $7000! Warren Rotarians held their joint Annual Turkey Party with Exchange Club on November 23rd where they raised more then $9,000.00. Page 13
13 Over 450 people attended Warren Rotary Turkey Party. On December 4th Rich-­‐Mar Rotarians distributed Dictionaries to students. Page 14
14 Pittsburgh Penguins-­‐
Montreal Canadians Rotary RYLA District 7280 Consol Energy Center Saturday, January 3, 2015 -­‐-­‐-­‐ 7:00 PM TICKET RESERVATION FORM
It’s a Hockey Night in Pittsburgh
benefiting the RYLA 7280 program
RYLA 7280 has reserved a block of tickets from Group Sales in Sections 223 and 234 (upper
level) and are available for immediate purchase. A portion of each ticket sale will directly benefit
the RYLA program.
** Would make a great Christmas Gift.
*** Tickets sales are not limited to Rotary members. Open to the public!
****Please spread the word to family and friends and make a night of it.
•
•
Ticket Cost is $105.00 each
Purchase Methods
o Personal Check or Money Order - Payable to RYLA 7280
§ Send payments to:
• RYLA 7280
• c/o Punxsutawney Rotary, Attn: Tom Chelgren, RYLA Chair
• P.O. Box 306
• Punxsutawney, PA 15767
•
Order Deadline – Monday, December 1, 2014 or until sold out
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15 Tickets will be delivered via USPS Priority Mail in mid-December
Purchaser Name: ______________________________________________________
Address: ____________________________________________________________
Telephone Number: ___________________________________________________
E-Mail Address: _______________________________________________________
Number of Tickets: ______
Consol Energy Center Seating Locator Questions Send E-­‐Mail to [email protected] or call 814-­‐952-­‐0192 Page 16
16 Press Release
DISTRICT 7280 ROTARY DAY
Rotary Swimarathon/Walkathon
District #7280 Humanitarian Aide& Awareness Event
“End Polio Now” Campaign
Sunday, February 22, 2015
Sponsored by: Rotary Clubs of District #7280
Purpose: Fundraiser–“End Polio Now” Campaign
Event Date: Sunday, February 22, 2015
Participation is open to the public as swimmers, walkers and sponsors of all ages!
Registration forms are available at:
www.GroveCityRotaryClub or by calling 724-458-8822
Registration deadline is February 13, 2015
Lots of Prizes awarded!
Are you a Polio Survivor? Please join us and share your story!
For further information, please contact:
Darla Motta 724-458-8822 or [email protected]
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17 New Improved District Web Page Our District web page upgrade has been completed! Now our web page is a responsive web page which allows all the event registrations, all scholarship, district simplified grants, district awards, friendship exchange and all other registrations and applications. From this time forward everything will be online only. No paperwork is needed anymore. It is a great website with a lot of information and links, including District Facebook and Twitter page links. Please make good use of the improved web page. Please check it out at www.RotaryDistrict7280.org. Light Up Rotary District Conference Our District Conference will be on June 19-­‐21, 2015 at Peek’n Peak Resort, Clymer, NY. This resort is a family resort and has many things to offer. It is going to be a great conference with lots of fun. On Friday, June 19th golfers will play at the upper course, which is one of best golf courses in the country. Spouses will have wine tasting tours to three wineries, shopping at Findley Lake souvenir shops and famous spas. To date we have the following confirmed guest speakers: Frank Devlyn – Past Rotary International President Wilfrid Wilkinson – Past Rotary International President Mark Maloney – Sydney Rotary International Convention Chairman Peter King – President of Rotary International for Great Britain and Ireland Mary Berge – Zone 29 Rotary Coordinator Neil McBeth – Zone 28-­‐29 Regional Rotary Foundation Coordinator Georgene Heldebrand – Zone 29 Rotary Public Image Coordinator Mark Krieble – past Zone 29 Rotary Public Image Coordinator Michael Angelo Caruso – Rotary Motivational Speaker We are trying to bring more Rotary VIP’s and as soon as we have confirmation will inform you in upcoming newsletters. The above listed speakers will not be the only speakers in our Conference. Peek’n Peak Resort is famous for great food too. Come with your family and have fun at Peek’n Peak Resort District Conference. Now the District Conference registration is available online with credit card payment. Please click at this link below, register and pay with credit card: https://rotarydistrict-7280.worldsecuresystems.com/district-conference-registration-form Page 18
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19 District Governor's Project
CLUBS
Bessemer/Mohawk
Bradford
Butler
ButlerA.M.
Chicora-East Brady
Clarion
Corry
CranberryTownship
Cranberry Twp. Sunrise
DuBois
Edinboro
Ellwood City
Erie
Evans City
Franklin
Greenville
Grove City
Hermitage
Kane
Kittanning
Leechburg
Linesville
Meadville
AMOUNT $180.00 $645.00 $1,000.00 $525.00 $100.00 $795.00 $240.00 $250.00 $600.00 $360.00 $195.00 $450.00 $2,220.00 $195.00 $630.00 $300.00 $675.00 $300.00 $750.00 $330.00 $405.00 $165.00 $330.00 CLUBS
MeadvilleA.M.
Mercer
Mt. Jewett
New Castle
New Wilmington
Oil City
PortAllegany
Portersville-Prospect
Presque Isle (Erie)
Punxsutawney
Rich-Mar
Sharon
Sheffield
Slippery Rock
Smethport
Titusville
Warren
Wesleyville
Zelienople
Haiti Project Refund
TOTAL COLLECTED
CLUBS PARTICIPATING
AMOUNT
$330.00
$330.00
$350.00
$950.00
$330.00
$300.00
$375.00
$285.00
$480.00
$720.00
$885.00
$465.00
$150.00
$615.00
$300.00
$465.00
$930.00
$135.00
$615.00
$9,779.70
$30,429.70
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Voc Tech Scholarship
CLUBS
Bessemer/Mohawk
Bradford
Butler
ButlerA.M.
Chicora-East Brady
Clarion
Corry
CranberryTownship
Cranberry Twp. Sunrise
DuBois
Edinboro
Ellwood City
Erie
Evans City
Franklin
Greenville
Grove City
Hermitage
Kane
Kittanning
Leechburg
Linesville
Meadville
AMOUNT $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 CLUBS
MeadvilleA.M.
Mercer
Mt. Jewett
New Castle
New Wilmington
Oil City
PortAllegany
Portersville-Prospect
Presque Isle (Erie)
Punxsutawney
Rich-Mar
Sharon
Sheffield
Slippery Rock
Smethport
Titusville
Warren
Wesleyville
Zelienople
TOTAL COLLECTED
CLUBS PARTICIPATING
Report #:
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20 AMOUNT
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$75.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$1,975.00
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