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We meet Wednesdays at 12:00 PM
Country Club of York
1400 Country Club Road
York, PA  17403
United States of America

Phone:
(717) 848-1370
Email:
bert@yorkrotary.org
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President
Josh George
President Elect
Anne Druck
President Elect Nominee
Jacquelyn Summers
Financial Vice President
Stephen Klunk
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Bryan Tate
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Bert Oberdick
Executive Assistant
Renea Oberdick
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Wilda Alessi
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Debbie Ashway
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Robert Baccon
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Ashlee Etzweiler
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Diane Merino
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Glenn Smith
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Patti Stirk
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Philip Woods
 
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Happenings in York PA
Rotary Rave Reviews 2019
ROTARY RAVE REVIEWS was presented at The Belmont Theatre on Wednesday, October 16th.  Students shared their talents with the Rotarians, who were very appreciative of their performances.
 
 
 


It was a joy to see these young people sing, dance and play the piano and violin.
The students loved being there to perform for the York Rotary Club.

They appreciated the opportunity, and the warm reception they received.
 
What a wonderful day for everyone!
Trees for the Trail

Trees for the Trail - Renewing the historical world war I remembrance along the southern Susquehanna trail between York, PA and the Maryland line.

The Trees for the Trail committee held the second planting on March 31, 2019.

With the assistance of Springfield Contractors, Shiloh Paving, and the Penn Mar Organization, the Susquehannock High school baseball team, Boy scout troop 50, Loganville 4H, Boy Scout troop 24, York County Prison Honor Guard along with Rotary club members from York, Southern York County and Red Lion-Dallastown among others, planted 76 sycamores and red & white oaks.

Planting permissions will be sought from landowners along the Trail and fund raising will continue for the next planting scheduled for Sunday, October 20, 2019.

Once the trees are all planted, there will be a dedication ceremony on Sunday, November, 10, 2019

Love Your Community by Loving Fore Community!
Jun 11, 2019 1 Comment
The Love Fore Community event took place on Monday, September 16, 2019 at the Country Club of York.
 
EVERY MEMBER needs to step up in some way.  Proceeds benefit “Reach Out & Read”, York Academy Regional Charter School STEM labs (equipment), and York City Little League: 
 
            10:30am           Golf registration, driving range
            11:00am           Lunch
            12:00                Golf shotgun start
1:30pm            Croquet registration
1:45pm            Tennis registration
            2:00pm             Tennis round-robin play
            2:00pm             Croquet play begins
            3:00pm             Social Corn Hole play begins
            5:00pm             Cocktails and Social
            5:45pm             Dinner (Buffet opens)
            6:00pm             Awards & Auction
 
 
 
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Message From President Josh

Josh George

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Since 1916, the Rotary Club of York has been connecting our community to the world.  That’s over 100 years of service, support, and fellowship.  We are proud to be the oldest, continuous service club in York County and to be the parent of several other Rotary Clubs in the greater York area.  The tremendous spirit of service in York allows our Club to be the 22nd largest Rotary Club in the world – with nearly 330 members.
 
Our Club’s strength attracts weekly speakers from all across our region.  Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf, U.S. Senator Pat Toomey, U.S. Representative Scott Perry, and PA Auditor General Eugene DePasquale have been our guests on multiple occasions.  We’ve heard from CEOs from WellSpan and OSS Health, former Comptroller of the Currency Gene Ludwig, world-renowned artist Jeff Koons, and Broadway playwright Ken Ludwig.
 
We also serve our community in many diverse ways.  Every year, our Preserve Planet Earth Committee plants trees in the City of York.  In 2018, our club raised $60,000 to allow the York County Sheriff’s department to support a drug detection dog.  In 2019, we have worked with the York Academy Regional Charter School to raise more than $40,000 to support the biology and chemistry labs at the Academy’s new Upper School.  And, in 2019 we’re completing our three year commitment to the Reach Out and Read Program that supports early childhood reading by providing free books to young children.
 
Please join us for one of our weekly meetings or service projects.  We’d love for you to learn more about the ways that Rotary Connects the World.

Josh George, RCY President

 

Trees for the Trail - Renewing the historical world war I remembrance along the southern Susquehanna trail between York, PA and the Maryland line.

The Trees for the Trail committee held the second planting on March 31, 2019.

With the assistance of Springfield Contractors, Shiloh Paving, and the Penn Mar Organization, the Susquehannock High school baseball team, Boy scout troop 50, Loganville 4H, Boy Scout troop 24, York County Prison Honor Guard along with Rotary club members from York, Southern York County and Red Lion-Dallastown among others, planted 76 sycamores and red & white oaks.

Planting permissions will be sought from landowners along the Trail and fund raising will continue for the next planting scheduled for Sunday, October 20, 2019.

Once the trees are all planted, there will be a dedication ceremony on Sunday, November, 10, 2019

 
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Rotary Club of York                                           email:    bert@yorkrotary.org
c/o American Red Cross
724 South George Street                                  phone:  (717) 848-1370                          
York, PA  17401
United States of America
 
 
 
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