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ROTARY DISTRICT 6950 • ZONE 34 • FLORIDA • USA
RI President 2016- 2017: John Germ
The District Newsletter
Rotary District 6950Citrus, Hernando, Pasco and Pinellas Counties
Florida’s Nature Coast / Suncoast
Issue 1 • July 2016
Happy New (Rotary) Year!“I work for you.”
I have made this pledge to your Club President every time I have spoken with her or him since Sep-tember of last year, when we first began preparing for this Rotary year.
What does “I work for you” mean?
Simply put, it means that we don’t need a Ro-tary District without great Rotary Clubs. It means that every single member of the District Leadership team is committed to providing the resources and experience that can help you committee chairs and club leadership team make the most of the coming Rotary year. It also means that I truly believe that the best leaders are also the best servants.
This year, RI President John Germ has established four goals for Rotary International and its clubs:
• END POLIO NOW – AND FOREVER!
• IMPROVE ATTRACTION, ENGAGEMENT, AND RETENTION PROCESSES
• DEVELOP PARTNERSHIPS OUTSIDE ROTARY LOCALLY & WORLDWIDE
• CELEBRATE THE CENTENNIAL OF OUR ROTARY FOUNDATION
By putting a “once and for all time” end to polio, we say to children throughout the world, “I work for you.” By developing individual, tailored club ap-
proaches to attracting, engaging, training, re-taining, we help good people remain active in their clubs, their communities, and the world. By working with partnerships in our communities and all over the globe, we leverage the good name of Rotary and expand our reach to help make people’s lives better. Celebrating OUR Rotary Foundation’s Centennial next June in Atlanta means making ev-ery effort to contribute meaningfully financially, physically, and spiritually in support of its mission, ”To do good in the world.”
One final thought: We are all members of Rotary clubs. A club is a group of people who like each other and enjoy spending time together as a group. That’s why, in addition to our International theme for this year – ROTARY SERVING HUMANITY – I have adopted my club’s slogan for the district this Rotary Year:
“Doing Good, Having Fun!”More on that during my visit to your club. Let’s
have a great year together as Rotarians. Remem-ber: I work for you!
Your friend in Rotary Service,
DG Mike Chapman
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Issue 1 • July 2016
Mike Chapman, District Governor 2016-2017727-415-3181 • [email protected]
District Governor ElectPerry [email protected]
District Governor NomineeEloy [email protected]
Chief of StaffCarl TreleavenC [email protected]
District AdministratorBrenda WendtO/H 352-249-7302 [email protected]
District Treasurer Mitch HernandezO [email protected]
District Rotary Foundation ChairJared D Brown, PDGC 727-510-8571 [email protected]
Membership ChairEric JohnsonC [email protected]
Public Relations ChairTekoa Bean C [email protected]
District TrainerJamie MickC 727-642-8041 [email protected]
Assistant Governor Area 1 Allen Ray CollinsC [email protected]
Assistant Governor Area 2 Jonathan BrewerC [email protected]
Assistant Governor Area 3 Jocelyn ChapmanC [email protected]
Assistant Governor Area 4 Seth NewtonC 727-238-7384 [email protected]
Assistant Governor Area 5Kelly MothersheadC [email protected]
Assistant Governor Area 6Gary CoilC [email protected]
Assistant Governor Area 7 Karen Van SickleC [email protected]
Assistant Governor Area 8 Connie LobelC 352-476-6905 [email protected]
District Sergeant at ArmsFin VargasH [email protected]
District CalendarJuly 2nd - 9amWeeki Wachee River Clean UpA fun, family friendly service project where Rotarians from throughout Hernando County work together to clean-up in and around the Weeki Wachee River.
July 25th - DeadlineDeadline to Purchase Tickets to Tampa Bay Rays Days
August 7th - 1pmRotary Rays DaysRay vs the Minnesota Twins. All prices include $10 to the Rotary Foundation in the name of the purchaser. For more information contact Gene Beil at 727-868-2306 or [email protected]
August 6th - 9amWeeki Wachee River Clean UpA fun, family friendly service project where Rotarians from throughout Hernando County work together to clean-up in and around the Weeki Wachee River.
August 11th - 5pm9 holes of golf at 5pmat Isla Del Sol Yacht and County ClubIncludes greens fees, cart rental, pool hamburger and hotdog cookout, cash bar, Hole in One Contest for a new BMW car, prizes for Longest Drive, Closest to the Hole, a silent auction and more! This is a great way to get a little golf in at the end of the day, enjoy a pool side cookout and support the St. Petersburg West Charities, a 501 (c) 3 organization.Registration opens at 4pm on August 11th!Interested in being a sponsor? Sponsorship is $250 each. 9 holes and other areas of the event are avail-able! Contact us by phone at (727) 280-5593 or by email: [email protected] to become a sponsor or find out more information!
The mission of the Rotary International is to support its member clubs in fulfilling the object of Rotary by:
• Fostering unity among member clubs;
• Strengthening and expanding Rotary around the world;
• Communicating worldwide the work of Rotary; and
• Providing a system of international administration.
Rotary’s Mission
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The District Newsletter
Issue 1 • July 2016
The Rotary Club of Central Pinellas, a 100% PHF club, was chartered in 1983 as the Rotary Club of Clearwater Feather-sound. On July 1st, 2007 the Rotary Club of Pinellas Bard-moor Bayou was merged into the club and the Pinellas Feath-er Sound Rotary Club was formed. In May of 2012 the name was officially changed to The Rotary Club of Central Pinel-las. The club now meets Tuesday evenings from 5:45pm until 6:30pm at Liberty Lanes in Largo. Signature events include the 5th Annual Bowling for Literacy fundraiser, to be held on August 20th and an Annual Poker Run that will be held near the end of January. The club tends to support organizations that provide assistance to children and provides complete meals for families multiple times throughout the year.
During Rotary Year 2016-17 President James Holloman is focusing on growth, organization and their District Focus Grant. The club is leading a combined project of 8 of the 11 clubs in Areas 1 & 2 to construct hydroponic farms to support local charities in partnership with St. Petersburg College.
Rotary Club of Central Pinellas
Rotary Club of Tarpon Springs
The Rotary Club of Clearwater meets Wednesdays at 12:15 at the Bellair Country Club. We tout the best lunch on the West Central Gulf Coast, so please join us when you can!
Our club was chartered January 2, 1925 and is 91 years old; we look forward to hitting that 100-year mark! We are 100 members strong and purposeful supporters of The Rotary Foundation; we are both a 100% PHF club and an EREY sus-taining club.
We’re well-known for our Kingfish tournament, 24 years strong. This year’s event hosted 65 boats and raised over $32,000--over the lifetime of the tournament we have raised and donated almost $1M to local charities! Also for many years, we’ve supported our local High School students in continuing education. Last year we supported three separate “turnaround” students with scholarships.
We were excited to start a new fundraising event this year, the Beer-B-Que. In addition to local craft beer and BBQ, it was a jazz event; if you missed it, spring will be back around soon enough! Details of all of our events are on our website: http://www.clearwaterrotary.org/
Rotary Club of Clearwater
The Rotary Club of Tarpon Springs was established in March, 1927 with 23 mem-bers; we have now grown to 104 members. Our meetings are held Thurs-
day 12:15 PM at the Tarpon Springs Yacht Club.
Our Signature event is a Triathlon, now in its 27th year. Held in September at Fred Howard Park, it includes swim-ming, biking, and running. Last year, we had 600 participants and 200+ volunteers and businesses donating food. Net pro-ceeds benefit scholarship for young people and single par-ents.
http://tarponspringstriathlon.com/
Our focus is the youth in our community, and we have a separate Foundation that helps provide many scholarships ev-ery year. We support the local Boys & Girls club, the Culinary school at Tarpon High, and have had a special project regard-ing preserving our past at the Tarpon Springs Middle School (pictured with map bookshelf we built this last Rotary year).
We also had an amazing Global Grant project in Bali last year. See details on our website, under “Get Involved”!
http://www.tarponspringsrotary.org/
Meets Fridays at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club 12:15 – 1:15pm - Visitors are always welcome!
THE Rotary Club of St. Petersburg was chartered in 1920. Our club is steeped in the history of the early years of St. Pe-tersburg. Notables in that inaugural group of members were its first president, William Straub, owner and editor of the St. Petersburg Times, who responsible with dedicating so much of St. Petersburg waterfront to parks; Al Lang, Mayor of St. Pe-tersburg, was responsible for bringing baseball spring training to the young town of St. Petersburg; and George ‘Pop’ Gandy who thought it would be a good idea to have a bridge across the bay linking Tampa and St. Petersburg.
Signature events are the St. Petersburg Illuminated Boat Pa-rade, Wine for the Arts, and the annual pig roast in collabora-tion with the Rotary St. Petersburg Sunrise Club that supports the Shelter Box.
New this year is a collaboration with Area I Rotary Clubs and Volunteers of America for a concert featuring the Sauce Boss to be held Saturday, February 18th at Williams Park in St. Petersburg. We have also partnered with Area 2 clubs in the creation of the hydroponic garden project, which will be a sustainable food source for the homeless and an educational resource for technical skills students in Pinellas County.
The Rotary Club of St. Petersburg
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Issue 1 • July 2016
Keep an eye out for Monday communications from the Governor! www.rotary6950.org
Monday with Mikey: June 27, 2016
! Why the red Converse ALL STAR ™ shoes? Well….
RI president Germ has said that we are “ROTARY’S ALL STAR TEAM” this year. The word “team” can mean a whole lot of things – but in this case it means:
Together Everyone Achieves More!
My first challenge to you is this: • Buy a pair of ALL STARS. There are lots of options and prices online or in strores Buy them in
whatever style or color you prefer. • Wear them in places where they look a little out of place. I am not encouraging anyone to violate
workplace dress codes. However, wearing them to events and in places where they’re not normally expected is part of the challenge.
• When someone asks you, “Hey, what’s up with the shoes?”, tell them you’re wearing them because you’re a Rotarian, and then say to them, sincerely, “Let me tell you about MY Rotary Club.”
• See what happens next. I guarantee you that one (hopefully more) of the people you tell about your rotary Club will want to know more, so invite them to join you for breakfast, lunch, cocktails – in whatever locale and format your club meets.
Together, we can – in fact – achieve more! Our first step (shoe pun obviously intended) is to do something that makes us noticed and causes people to ask us about this wonderful movement called Rotary.
My second challenge to you is this:
• Email me a picture of you (that includes your CONVERSE ALL STARS™ on your feet – hopefully with the rest of you in the picture!! My email address is [email protected],
• I’ll get it posted to the district Facebook page, website, and newsletter. We may also use it for some fun at District Conference and RI Convention next June!
Until next Monday, keep “Doing Good, Having Fun!”
Your Friend in Rotary Service,
Mikey Mike Chapman District 6950 Governor 2016-17
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The District Newsletter
Issue 1 • July 2016
Do you know someone that has been involved in a Group Study Exchange (GSE), Rotary Youth Exchange (RYS), Semi-nars For Tomorrow Leaders (S4TL), or a Ambassadorial Schol-ar? Those are some of the people defined as alumni of Rotary. And, we are looking for them!!!
Many thanks to Susanne Nielsen, the past alumni chair for District 6950. Susanne has done a SUPER job in organiz-ing the alumni committee. The alumni committee has been tasked with identifying alumni throughout the district to reen-gage them with Rotary. We could use your help.
Alumni can be very beneficial to your club in a number of ways. They certainly would make a great program telling your club about their Rotary adventure. Listening to a young man or woman describe their RYE opportunity will capture anyone’s attention; their enthusiasm about their experience is infectious! Ask anyone who attended the District Convention just a few months ago, and they will agree that Ally Vincent is a wonderful ambassador for Rotary!
I don’t know of any club that can’t use another pair of hands at a service project or a fundraiser. There could be a wealth of Rotary alumni close to you that would love to volunteer for a few hours to a worthy cause.
There are only a handful of clubs that actually have a wait-ing list of people wanting to join their club….most clubs do not have that luxury. But, what if there were alumni that were at a point in their life where joining a Rotary club was a viable option - alumni that have graduated from college and started their profession? We are finally getting away from the thought that networking in Rotary is off limits. After all, wasn’t that what Paul Harris had in mind?
During this year, we will be contacting alumni we identify to engage them in club and district events. Please make sure you post your club events to the DaCDb calendar, as that is the simplest way for the committee to get the information to share with alumni. In addition, members of the committee will be in touch with club representatives to share information about events and/or to get contact information about alumni.
So, in summary, we are reaching out to alumni to reengage them with Rotary and help clubs increase their membership! Please contact an committee member if you know of alumni in your area!
Thank you!
The Alumni Committee
Stefanie Pontlitz, Jane Freeman, Melissa Honeycutt, Joel Morris, Ty Mullis, Eric Oglesby, Tami Scheele, and Barbara Sharp
Alumni Committee
The Rotary Club of Seminole Lake held their 37th installa-tion of their officers and board at the Belleair Country Club on Saturday June 11. Past District Governor and local attorney, Timothy Schuler, was the installing officer. Outgoing Presi-dent Dr. Sandra Lilo presented the gavel to incoming Presi-dent, Glenn Stamm. Dr. Lilo then announced that George Bessler, incoming president after Stamm, was her selection of Rotarian of the year.
For more information, please visit, www.SeminoleLakeRo-tary.org, or call Gene Stern at 727-369-1512.
Prepared by Gene Stern, Publicity Chair, Seminole Lake Rotary, [email protected], 727-369-1512
Installation of new board at Belleair Country Club
Passing the gavel: Glenn Stamm and Dr. Sandra Lilo
Entire Board: (L-R): Tim Schuler, Vivian Lurie, Dr. Deb Be-bell Rosa Sang, Anne Lamaire, Gerry Cachia, Mike Hendry, Curtis Camp, George Bessler, Dr. Sandra Lilo, Glenn Stamm
One Profits Most Serves Best Service Above Self
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The District Newsletter
Issue 1 • July 2016
The Rotary International Convention- Atlanta is siz-ing up to be one of the biggest and best yet! With registration open only one month, there is already well over 18,000 registrants.
Our district has over 300 signed up to go! To join in the fun of the celebration of the Centennial of The Rotary Founda-tion, go to www.riconvention.org Look through this website for information about the convention, including events, din-ners and speakers. Please remember, the registration of fee of $340 (until December 15th, when it goes up ) is just a registration fee to provide your credentials. All meals are on your own. In the International House of Friendship there are many food booths where you will find anything from Georgia BBQ to Vietnamese bahn mi. There are also many restaurants in Atlanta who are waiting for you as well with open arms.
Rotary Club of Hudson Installation
Hudson Rotary in-stalled new officers for 2016-2017 on June 9 at their installation banquet at Harold Seltzer’s. Presi-dent Colleen Naumann thanked the club for a successful year and for laying the groundwork for great years to come. As outgoing president, Colleen installed the fol-lowing officers, directors and committee chairs:
Jim Campbell, PresidentColleen Naumann and Barbara Sharpe, Co-President ElectJoe Stagliano, Secretary and TreasurerSally Trotter, Recording SecretaryBill Spicuglia, Sgt at Arms Peter Roman, Community ChairGene Beil, Foundation ChairSheree McFarland, International ChairSteve Diller, PR and Vocational ChairBarbara Sharpe, Youth ChairGregg Weiss, Mentor CoordinatorColleen Naumann, Membership ChairCedric Hay and Bill Demers, Directors
Looking Ahead – the Atlanta RI Convention and our District Conference!
You will find hotel registration information on the conven-tion site. You may use that option or the district has also se-cured rooms at the Doubletree Hotel right across from the convention center. Those rooms have already been booked but Kris Gray is working on getting more rooms so please contact her to be place on the waiting list: [email protected]
We are exploring different modes of transportation options to Atlanta so stay tuned for more information in coming issues of the District newsletter! Meanwhile, get registered to join one of the biggest birthday parties ever!
Our District Conference will be held the two days preced-ing the Convention, June 8-9th, near the airport. Stay tuned for more updates on our end of the year activities, training sessions, and a special guest that will rock our Conference!
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Installation Banquet and 2015-2016 a Success
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In his address, incoming President Jim Campbell talked about plans for the new year, including the grant to feed the poor and homeless. At the meeting on June 16, Jim and AG Gary Coil explained the grant and how all the Westside 6 clubs will be involved. Much research has gone into the plan to raise fruit and vegetables in barrels in a self sustaining, highly productive way. Certain kinds of beans and potatoes, for example, are very productive in this environment and cre-ate crops that can be dried and saved or safely stored. Plant-ing will start later this year, so there is much to do to get ready, including setting up irrigation.
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The District Newsletter
Issue 1 • July 2016
Scott Post, editorSuncoast Printing • 3601 Grand Boulevard • New Port Richey, FL 34652 • www.suncoastprinting.comE-mail news to: [email protected] (Please send text as word documents and photos as jpgs)Deadline: July 25, 2016 for next issue
5th Grade AwardsSince 1984, the Rotary Club
of Seminole Lake has part-nered with the Seminole Ju-nior Women’s Club, to honor the top 5th Grade students “graduating” to go on to Mid-dle School from Greater Semi-nole area elementary schools..
Aiden Alvarez was pre-sented his plaque and $25 gift
card from Rotarian Curtis Camp at Starkey Elementary pre-sentations on Friday June 3rd.
For more information please visit www.SeminoleLakeRotary.org
Photo: Aiden Alvarez and Rotarian Curtis Camp (photo by Robert Graham)
Created by Gene Stern, Media Chair, Seminole Lake Rotary, [email protected], 727-369-1512
Team Pit Boss Bar-B-Q was named the champions of the 3rd Annual Pasco Kids First Kickball Tournament. The tour-nament was held at Schwettman Education Center and Gulf High School. New Port Richey Councilman Chopper Davis chaired the tournament which raised $3,100 for the Foster 4 Kids First campaign. Sixteen teams of 10-12 players of all ages competed in games to benefit the West Pasco Chamber of Commerce and Pasco Kids First, a non-profit organization providing child abuse and prevention services to keep kids safe and strengthen families. The tournament was sponsored by Law Offices of Lucas I Magazine and Congressman Gus Bilirakis. The Best Team Spirit Award was presented to Team 7 Springers put together by Seven Springs Rotary Club.
Winners of Pasco Kids First Kickball Tournament
Team Pit Boss Bar-B-Q - 1st Place Team
Seven Springs Rotary presented with Team Spirit Trophy by Chopper Davis
Dr. Lilo Receives two Prestigious Awards
Rotary District Governor Will Miller awarded two presti-gious awards to Seminole Lake President Dr. Sandra Lilo, at a recent awards banquet. With 49 Clubs in his district, each Club was asked to meet certain stringent criteria and only 21 of the Clubs were able to receive the Presidential Citation. Dr. Lilo has not only received the Presidential Citation but also the award bestowed by Past District Governor Milt Jones known as the Exemplary Service Award. Both of these awards were given to Dr. Lilo by Past District Governor and local at-torney, Tim Schuler. Dr. Lilo has been a Rotarian for 25 years and has a thriving dental practice on 113th Street.
Welcome to our new, returning and
transferring Rotarians!
Meeting locations have been updated.Please refer to this list when checking on club meeting days and locations.
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June 2016
Belleair
Rosell Quiroz, C. Rose
Gulf Beaches
Allen, Carla
holiday
Butler, JohnDiaz, Debora A.
safety harBor
Burks, LynnTela, Carl
Dodds, Garry W. SR.Baston, Christopher
st. PetersBurG
Reynolds, Frank A
suGarmill Woods-citrus county
Gruber, Ed
tarPon sPrinGs
Owen, KarenMullins, Dolores
Wesley chaPel
Engelmann, JimDel Valle, Nanette
ZePhyrhills
St. Louis, Ryan
District 6950 Attendance & Club Meeting Location for May 2016
Club Members6/30/15
Members Current
Average Attend % Meeting Location
Belleair 29 24 58 Thu. 12:15pm - Belleair Country Club (25 Belleview Rd.)Brooksville 22 28 64 Thu. Noon - Southern Hills CC (State Rd 41 Brooksville)Central Citrus County 25 25 66 Wed. 7:30am -Tuscany on the Meadows (Quality Inn State 486)Central Pinellas 16 14 67 Tue. 5:45pm - Liberty Lanes Bowling (Largo)Clearwater 98 104 66 Wed. 12:15pm - Belleair Country ClubClearwater Beach 27 24 46 Thu. 12:15pm - Carlouel Yacht & Beach Club (Clearwater Beach)Clearwater East 29 26 51 Fri. Noon - St. Petersburg College (2465 Drew Street, ES Building room 111 Clearwater, FL 33765)Crystal River 56 60 75 Mon. 12:15pm - Plantation Inn and Golf ResortDade City 39 45 80 Mon. Noon - Kafe Kokopelli (Citrus Room- 37940 Live Oak Avenue Dade City)Dade City Sunrise 14 14 82 Thu. 7:00am- The Hampton Inn (13215 US Hwy 301, Dade City, FL 33525)Dunedin 50 53 79 Tue. 12:15pm - Church of Good Shepherd (629 Edgewater Drive, Dunedin)Dunedin North 58 60 86 Wed. 7:30am - Dunedin Country Club (1050 Palm Blvd.) Dunedin Waterside 24 28 54 Wed. 6:30pm -Sea Sea Riders (221 Main Street Dunedin, FL 34698)East Lake Sunrise 14 16 74 Thu. 7:30am - Daddy’s Grill (Third Thursday meeting at various locations at 6:30pm)Gulf Beaches 32 36 80 Tue. 12:15pm - Treasure Island Yacht & Tennis Club (400 Treasure Island Causeway, Treasure Island)Holiday 47 48 82 Tue. Noon - IHOP (U.S. Hwy. 19, New Port Rickey)Homosassa Springs 15 15 0 Thu. 7am - Luigi’s (4538 Suncoast Blvd. - US19)Hudson 17 19 88 Thu. Noon - CARES Enrichment Center (12417 Clock Tower Pkwy. Hudson, Bayonet Pt.)Indian Rocks Beach 32 37 78 Wed. 7:15am Jimmy Guana’s Restaurant, Holiday Inn Harborside (401 2nd St.)Inverness 68 76 67 Tue. Noon - Inverness Golf and Country Club (Inverness)Kings Bay- Crystal River 66 61 78 Wed. 12:15pm - Seminole Club (3rd St., Crystal River)Largo 32 26 76 Mon. Noon - Alfano’s Restaurant (Clearwater)New Port Richey 141 137 86 Wed. 12:15pm - Spartan Manor (6121 Massachusetts Avenue)Oldsmar/East Lake 18 18 64 Thu. 12:15pm - Flamestone Grill (4009 Tampa Rd)Palm Harbor 20 12 72 Wed. 12:15pm - Leo’s Italian Grill (Palm Harbor)Pinellas Park 38 39 84 Thu. 12:15pm - Banquet Masters (13355 49th St N)Port Richey 43 38 71 Fri. Noon - Carrabba’sRotary E-Club of SE USA 26 35 93 Anytime at www.rotaryeclub34.orgSafety Harbor 12 14 88 Fri. 7:30am - Paradise Restaurant (5th and Main Street in Safety Harbor)San Antonio 14 14 87 Tue. 6:30pm - Tampa Bay Golf & Country Club (St. Rd. 52)Seminole 71 62 69 Wed. 12:15pm - Lake Seminole Golf & Country Club (6100 Augusta Blvd.)Seminole Lake 28 32 76 Fri. 7:15am - Roskamp Auditorium (Freedom Square)Seven Springs 48 48 72 Thu. 7:30am - Seven Springs Country Club (3535 Trophy Blvd.)Spring Hill 13 14 91 Thu. 7:45am - IHOP Restaurant (US19)Spring Hill Central 19 19 58 Thu. 12:15pm - Beef O’Brady’sSt. Petersburg 91 92 76 Fri. Noon - St. Petersburg Yacht Club (11 Central Avenue)St. Petersburg Mid-Town 0 9 22 Wed. 12:15pm - Grand Villa (3600 34th St. South, St. Petersburg)St. Petersburg Sunrise 28 26 82 Tue. 7:45 am - St. Petersburg Yacht Club (11 Central Ave)St. Petersburg Sunset 22 20 68 Thu. 6:00 pm - The Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront (333 First St. South St. Petersburg) (4th Thurs. varies)St. Petersburg West 33 35 82 Wed. 7:45am - The Club at Treasure Island (400 Island Causeway, Treasure Island)Sugarmill Woods-Citrus County 26 28 82 Tue. 5:00pm - Sugarmill Woods Country Club (Homosassa)Tarpon Springs 85 103 82 Thu. 12:15pm - Tarpon Springs Yacht Club (350 S. Spring Blvd.)Trinity 79 84 63 Fri. 12:15pm - Heritage Springs Country ClubWesley Chapel 94 99 0 Wed. 12:15pm - Quail Hollow Golf & Country Club (Wesley Chapel)Wesley Chapel Sunrise 14 14 81 Fri. 7:15am - Quail Hollow GolfZephyrhills 38 36 73 Thu. 12:15pm - Zephyrhills Rotary Youth building (Shepard Park)Zephyrhills Daybreak 27 28 146 Wed. 7:00am - First United Methodist Church (38635 Fifth Ave, Zephyrhills)
The District Newsletter Issue 1 • July 2016
For more information contact Gene Beil at: 727-868-2306 or [email protected]
SUN, AUGUST 7VS. MIN
START TIME: 1:10 P.M.
Rotary Day with the Rays XVI
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Lower Box Tickets w/ Hat are $45Lower Corners Tickets are $25
Upper Reserved Tickets are $25Deadline to purchase is Monday, July 25, 2016.
All prices include $10 to the Rotary Foundation in the name of the purchaser. Tickets are purchased through Gene Beil; checks should be made payable to
“Beil & Hay Trust Acc’t”.
If you purchased a Lower Box ticket, you can choose your hat at the Redemp-tion Center, located in the �rst base food court, by the 3rd inning by showing
your ticket stub.
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August 15-19 “Bring a Friend” to Rotary Week
A Month of Action on Membership Throughout the month of August, we will be asking each Club to designate 10 minutes on Membership:
Week 1 Presenting Your Club
Week 2 Attracting New Members
Week 3 “Bring a Friend” Week
Week 4 Engaging New Members
Week 5 Retaining Your Members
Weekly topics with your club to encourage growth and community!
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Rotary Club of Seven Springs
The Rotary Club of Seven Springs invites you to swim, bike and run your heart out to benefit the YMCA of the Suncoast and Rotary Club Scholarships. • Dry-fit event shirts included• Great post-race party
• Unique course• Friendly & helpful event
volunteers
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COURSESWIM in a fresh water lake (time trial start seeded by projected swim time)BIKE a loop course through scenic J.B. Starkey Wilderness Park and fast-paced S.R. 54RUN a flat and fast loop through the quaint town of Longleaf
DISTANCESInternationalSwim: 1.5KBike: 37KRun: 10K
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