LOCATION:
HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York & Virtual Meeting on Zoom
PROGRAM-
Emeco Industries - Begin with what's left over. Turn it into what will last. This is the story of Emeco. Started in 1944 in Hanover, PA, Emeco took salvaged aluminum and made high quality, long lasting chairs for the US Navy. A war-time necessity. Today it's scrap plastic, keeping it out of oceans and landfills and turning it into chairs that last. A planet necessity. By manufacturing in the US and sourcing as locally as possible, Emeco helps preserve skills and craftsmanship while supporting the local economy and reducing transport emissions. Chances are you have either sat in or have seen Emeco chairs on television or film. Greg Poska, VP of Operations at Emeco, will join us to discuss the history and impact Emeco has had and continues to have in the world today.
TIME - In Person at CCY 11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm President Glenn will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
Lunch Reservations are NOT required. GUESTS are welcome. Please pre-register any "guests" with the office before Tuesday afternoon. The guest lunch fee is $20.00 which will be invoiced to your Rotary account.
LUNCH TO INCLUDE:
Chicken Roulades; Fresh Fruit, Salad, Rolls, Beverages, and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom 12:15pm VirtualMeeting to begin. Program with Q&Auntil 1:15pm.
If you do NOT receive a ZOOM email confirmation, you are NOT registered. Please share the zoom link with interested family, friends and potential new members! You may join from a computer, laptop or mobile device.
MEETING ASSIGNMENTS
Meeting Support - Brad Smith, Wayne Martin, Andy Mears Registrar - Roger Calabretta
Cashier - Chuck Long
Invocation - PDG Dick Brown
Opening Song - Leigh Ann Wilson, "God Bless America"
Visitor Intro - Martin Fedorko
2022-2023 Rotary Theme
The Membership Committee would like to extend HAPPY ANNIVERSARY wishes to the following
members who joined the club during this time and say THANK YOU for being valued members of the
Rotary Club of York.
Maria Musti Cook 32
Loren Kroh 32
John Luciani 26
Walt Tilley 26
William Hunter 16
Martin Fedorko 5
Christian Fitzpatrick 5
Chad Myers 5
Jennifer May 4
Fred Wise 4
Youth Leadership Students of the Month, Thomas Seward and Madison Norman, from York Adams Academy, were recognized at our May 3rd meeting.
GIVE LOCAL THIS YEAR ON MAY 5TH
As you know, For Give Local York this year we are partnering with our own Rotary Club of York’s CEF Grants Committee, with a goal to raise $20,000 during Give Local York. Reaching this goal will DOUBLE the funding made available for our York Rotary Grants program this year. The York Rotary Charitable Endowment Fund has $20,000 to make community grants available in early summer. Your gift to Rotary Club of York’s Give Local York campaign will add to this pool of funds and directly impact current needs within our York community this year.
We invite YOU to take action, make a gift and help DOUBLE the funding made available for our York Rotary Grants program in early summer. We hope you will join this effort and give what you can!
Please help us DOUBLE OUR IMPACT - make a gift on May 5th at www.givelocalyork.org, Rotary Club of York.
PROGRAM IDEAS BEING ACCEPTED FOR JULY-DECEMBER – DEADLINE IS MAY 19
Have a suggestion for an interesting topic or speaker for an upcoming program? Program Committee Chair PP Mike Summers is accepting suggestions for upcoming programs at mvzs2@hotmail.com and is inviting Rotarians to submit their ideas by May 19.
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY JUNE 17TH
The Youth Development Committee is supporting The Advantage Program, a not-for-profit youth mentorship program in York geared to expose middle and high school aged children to life’s opportunities. Once per month, the Advantage Program aims to expose participating youth to an event or venue outside of York County. In June, the Youth Development Committee is supporting this goal by sponsoring a Saturday, June 17th trip to a ropes course at Terrapin Adventuresin Savage, Maryland for 40 youth from The Advantage Program.
The committee is seeking Rotarians to volunteer as chaperones for this event. Lunch will be provided for all. Rotarians do not have to engage in the ropes course to attend. Volunteer Rotarians may carpool to Terrapin Adventures, or you may travel on your own.
To volunteer and/or for more information, please contact Ashlee Etzweiler at adoll0215@msn.com.
MEET THE NEW MEMBER - JACK DYSON
Jack is President of Africa Dream Partnership. He earned a BA in Psychology from Western Maryland College and an MA in Ministry-Leadership from Lancaster Bible College. Over the years, he has served in several different volunteer roles in the community, including volunteer leader at Living Word Community Church, soccer coach for York Youth and Trojan Soccer Club, and as VP/President of Compassion York. Jack lives in Red Lion with his wife Gladys and is the proud father of a daughter Beth (39), and a son Steve (37). His hobbies include photography, visiting MLB stadiums, and travel.
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MISS A MEETING due to a conflict with a business meeting and need an ATTENDANCEMAKEUPCREDIT? Watch a VIDEO of a past meeting of the club, most of recent VIRTUAL meetings are available on the club's YouTube page. After viewing, please let the Rotary office know to receive an attendance makeup!
Rotary Club of York Vision and Mission Statement
VISION:We are a diverse mix of community leaders working in unity who will accomplish sustainable positive change in ourselves, our community, and the world. MISSION:We act to lift up our community through positive and lasting change.
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