JFK Rotary Club - Gateway 2000 Newsletter

It is with great pleasure that I will be serving this District as your Governor. A District with a history of many great projects in our own communities and many communities throughout the world. Keep up the good deeds you all do and encourage those not yet involved in their community, near or far, to get involved. The easiest way is to follow this year's theme, "Create Awareness - Take Action".

Starting with this Newsletter, I will be introducing my entire staff, starting with my Assistant Governors and the clubs they will be representing.

One of my biggest projects, and yours, this year will be to increase your club's membership by a net of five. On July 19 there will be a Welcome Governor Party, and I would like to induct all new members together, and acknowledge their sponsors.

I will be making my Official Visits starting the end of July and finishing in October. I want to get as much information to the members as fast as possible, and an appearance is the best way to do that. This Newsletter is the next best, BUT does everybody read it? I hope you all do. A lot of time and effort is put into its preparation, and publishing.

Attendance reports are mandatory. The membership wants to know how they stand in the District. Please get the report into our District Secretary by the 10th of the month. IT IS REQUIRED BY R.I.

At the Welcome Governor party on July 19 at the Villa Victor in Syosset at 7pm, there will be a New and on-going project announced and we will need the support of all Rotarians and community leaders within our district. There will be handouts on this project as well as music to dance by, so bring your spouse or lover (but not both!). Tickets are $35 ($40 at door) checks payable to District 7250 and mail to PO Box 404, Farmingdale, NY 11735.

At the luncheon meeting of the West Hempstead Rotary Club, Amy Huynh was honored as Student of the Month and Valedictorian of the Year 2000 graduating class of West Hempstead High School. In attendance was Carol Eisenberg, Superintendent of Schools. Amy spoke quietly of her plans to become a doctor of medicine and to do research in the field of DNA. When questioned about her vocational choice, she admitted that there were many opportunities available to her but that she knew that she could make the greatest contribution to the society by working to eliminate disease. She told the assembled Rotary Club of her summer experience as a researcher, which gave her the motivation to enter medicine.

Amy's family came to this country in 1978, through the auspices of The West Hempstead Rotary Club. Former President Howard Bertanthal, now deceased, was the brainchild of a plan to have a local Rotary Club act as a sponsor to a dislocated and persecuted Vietnamese family. Five people came to this country with much left behind and many challenges ahead. They worked together with each using the strongest skills to benefit the whole. The most verbal became the spokesperson and they all bravely ventured out into a strange new world. Once established with roots here in America, the family decided to bring Amy into the world. Amy arrived amid a struggle to run a newly established take-out restaurant in Baldwin. They were able to purchase a home here in West Hempstead. Senior members of the family have gone on to graduate college and to seek careers in government, private industry and homemaking.

Today, the family prospers through hard work and an on-going willingness to explore. They still maintain a connection to the people in the West Hempstead Rotary Club. Their trek has led them to a new land in which they have found freedom and democracy. The West Hempstead Rotary Club is proud to see Amy Huynh become a successful member of the community.

As per my announcement at a previous meeting, I am extending an invitation to anyone who would be interested in being a guest on a Long Island radio show.

The show is "Living Life, What Matters Most" on WLUX 540 AM, and its host is my partner John Ryan. It airs on Saturday mornings from 8:30AM until 10:00AM. You can come on the show to talk about yourself, your business, or to promote something of interest. There is also "air time" available for advertising.

If you are interested in reserving a time, just give me a call at 1-800-473-0320, ask for John Ryan.

It's a new year; make a difference! One of the first projects District 7250 will tackle is PolioPlus - the theme: "Help Eradicate Polio by 2005." It costs 50 cents to immunize a child against polio. The world is 98% polio free, but as long as there is one case still reported, it will come back. Although there have been no reported polio cases in Americas since 1991, polio could be reintroduced from another polio-endemic country. This is not a time to be complacent.

Rotary International in partnership with organizations such as UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund) and WHO (World Health Organization) have made a commitment to eradicate polio by the year 2005. By that time Rotary International's contributions to the global Polio eradication effort will be approximately a half-billion dollars, and they will have mobilized hundreds of thousands of volunteers to help with the immunization effort. To date, 120 nations around the world have benefited from PolioPlus grants. Rotary is the leading non-governmental contributor.

According to John Sever, M.D., member of the R.I. International PolioPlus Committee (reported in The Rotarian, August 1999) Rotarians from polio-free countries can ensure the success of the polio eradication effort by providing critical supplies and materials for tracking and reporting the disease; surveillance is the key to eradication.

Be proud of this. In the winter of 1998, "more than 100,000 Rotary volunteers joined their friends, families, the government and health officials in India to immunize 130 million children under five years of age - signifying the largest health event ever in the world" (reported in The Rotarian, October 1999). As Rotarians, we have incredible power, power to serve around the world.

Each club in District 7250 will receive canisters to be distributed within the community, seek out high-traffic locations and move the canisters during the campaign. Make a commitment to distribute, monitor and collect the donations. Use a canister at every Rotary meeting to collect loose change, late penalities, and any fines for infractions. Make a difference!

Ernest Barrington, 182-05 120 Ave, St. Albans, NY 11412
Brant P. Baynon, 11 Hawk Lane, Levittown, NY 11756
Edward J. Bogan, Doris Lane, Glen Cove, NY 11542
David R. Brackett, PO Box 544, Port Washington, NY
Maxine T. Capel-Mayrsis, PO Box 916, Glen Cove, NY 11542
Sang Ho Chu, 143-41 Barclay Ave #3D, Flushing, NY 11355
Paul Cronen, 399 Nassau Blvd., Garden City, NY 11530
Leonard R. Cuevas, 87-53-96 St., Woodhaven, NY 11421
Carlos Diaz, 7318 Yellowstone Blvd., Forest Hills, NY 11375
Nicholas A. Dileo, PO Box 916, Glen Cove, NY 11542
Mike Elgan, 56 Aimtree Rd., Westbury, NY 11590
Diane Engelhardt, 277 Hempstead Ave., Malverne, NY 11565
Donald J. Farinacci, 395 N Service Road Ste. 404, Melville, NY
John Ferrante, 73 Hendrickson Ave., Lynbrook, NY 11563
Tom Fugalli, 77 Glenwoon Rd., Glen Head, NY 11545
Sung P. Han, 3516 85 St. #205, Jackson Heights, NY 11372-5568
Robert Heinermann, 46 Park East, New Hyde Park, NY 11040
Irene Hoffman, 58 Heatherfield Rd., Green Acres, NY 11581
Kevin Horton, 16 Glab Ave., Sea Cliff, NY 11579
Frank Hunter, 62 Wood Cleft Ave, Freeport, NY 11520
Cassandra J. Jenkins, 3657 Broadway Suite 6D, New York, NY
Chong Pil Kim, 38 W 32 St. #902, New York, NY 10001
Jeff Krantz, 220 Berry Hill Rd., Syosset, NY 11791
Leonard Kurkowski, 224 Glen Cove Ave., Glen Cove, NY 11542
John Macari, PO Box 916, Glen Cove, NY 11542
Don Matera, Maint Bldg. 67 Rm 3216, JFK Airport, Jamaica, NY
Michael J. McDermott, 423 Midwood Ave., Bellmore, NY 11710
Erica Medina, 88-08 199 St., Hollis, NY 11423
Craig Meskin, 100 Lincoln Ave, Apt. 15A, Mineola, NY 11501
Rosanne Murphy, Hilside Ave., Williston Park, NY 11590
Susan Olsen, 67 Ivy St., Oyster Bay, NY
Rosilyn H. Overton, 142-05 Roosevelt Ave #603, Flushing, NY 11354
Hank Pinkerton, 11 Beaver Dr., Bayville, NY 11709
Steven Schwartz, 485 Court St., Brooklyn, NY 11231
David cott, 82-68 164 St., Jamaica, NY 11434
Robert J. Separ, 585 Stewart Ave., Garden City, NY 11530
Gerald M. Serlin, 260 Middle Neck Road., Great Neck, NY
Martin Smilowitz, 5 Linden St. Malverne, NY 11565
Hope Walden, 770 Anderson Ave Apt. 14M, Cliffside Park, NY
Adrienne Warren, 240 133 Ave #11E, Jamaica, NY 10434
Herbert A. Wiles, 191-17 Holliswood Avenue, Holliswood, NY 11423

If any member knows the whereabouts of the above missing persons, please call Bill Metzendorf at 631-543-1628 and leave mesage ASAP. They are not getting their mail.

Michael Coco is a member of the Locust Valley Rotary Club and a Paul Harris Fellow. He has served the Club as an officer and director for many years, having been its President in 1980/81. He currently serves on the District's Y.E.P. Committee. Mike is an attorney with an office in Glen Cove. He's married to Mary Beth and they have three daughters. Mike has been active with Scouting for many years and is an Eagle Scout. Mike is also active with his church, St. Patrick's in Glen Cove, and serves as a Trustee of the Parish. He also serves as a Director for the Community Scholarship Fund of Glen Cove.

I was born at an early age in a Hospital, because I wanted to be near my Mother. I had the usual childhood problems as I grew up in Queens Village, New York. When I graduated from High School, it was the time of Vietnam. I enlisted in the US Navy for four years and was fortunate enough to be able to serve on a Nuclear Powered Missile Submarine. After being discharged I became a member of the New York City Transit Police Dept. During my career as a Police Officer, I married my wife Joan and we have two wonderful daughters, Julianne and Jeanmarie, from that marriage. Additionally during this time I went to New York Inst. of Technology and received a BS Degree in Behavioral Science. After graduation I attended Touro Law School and was awarded a JD Degree. Upon my retirement from the Police I worked in a Law Office in Queens Village and it was at this time, 1988, that I was invited to join Rotary by the Queens Village Rotary Club. Since becoming a Rotarian I have held every Officer's position and Chaired all the Committees in my Club, which is now known as the Rotary Club of Eastern Queens. While being active in my Club I open my own Law Practice, became an Administrative Law Judge for the City of New York. Currently I am a member of the Board of Directors of Queens County Farm Museum and hold the Office of Advocate in my Knights of Columbus Council. I have completed 11 Years of perfect attendance and am currently working on my 12th. I held my first Dist. level office during the Rotary year 1999-2000 as Assistant Dist. Governor under the leadership of PDG C. Clifford McLean. During the Rotary year 2000-01, I again will be Asst. Governor serving the Dist. under the leadership of Dist. Governor Bill.

Born, raised, and educated in Queens, NY.
Graduate of Queens College and St. John's University.
Presently living in New Hyde Park.
Married to the lovely Diana.
5 children between them- empty nesters.
First experience with Rotary, West Hempstead 1980 (transferred out of the area prior to involvement)
Joined Flushing Rotary 3/89 sponsored by Kurt Weishaupt.
Treasurer 93-94
President 94-95
Transferred to Massapequa-Seaford 4/97
President 97-98
Transferred Verrazano 4/98
Treasurer 99-00 and 00-01
Board Member Gift of Life 9/97
Assistant Governor 00-01

I received a B.B.A. from St. John's University and a M.S. in Business Education from Hunter College. I taught Business Education including college credit courses at Floral Park Memorial High School after Wheatley High School before retiring.

I am a member of the Planning Board in East Williston. I am a past Regent and trustee of Catholic Daughters of the Americas, St. Aidan's and currently Co-President of the Roslyn Willistons Mercy League.

As a member of St. Aidan's parish, I am a member of the Liturgy Planning Committee, a Lector and a Eucharistic Minister. I have been active in professional educational organizations and now as a retiree I have continued.

My husband, Gene, became a Rotarian in 1990 being invited to do so by our friend, Lud Odierna. When Gene passed away, I was asked to join Rotary. I was president when Ed Minicozzi was District Governor. I assisted and served as Assistant District Governor during Cliff McLean's reign.

I have enjoyed living in the Willistons and appreciate the member friends and neighbors there.

I have a very large family spread all over the country. Rotary has helped broaden my awareness!

Born in Central Park, NY, raised in Farmingdale. A graduate of the public school system, he earned an Associates Degree in Landscape Design at SUNY Farmingdale. After completing a two-year military obligation during the Korean Conflict, Larry was an evening student at Hofstra University, where he received a Bachelor's Degree in Marketing/ Management.

In 1963, Larry took a hiatus from full-time employment and at the urging of his wife, Joy, entered the Health Care Administration program at George Washington University, where he earned his Master's Degree. His residency was completed at Bellevue Hospital Center in 1966.

Prior to retiring in 1992, he completed 26 years in Hospital Administration in institutions such as: Harlem, Lincoln and Woodhull Hospitals, Nassau County Medical Center and University Hospital at Stony Brook.

During the course of his years in Hospital Administration, he was Chief Executive Officer at Harlem Hospital (opening the new hospital in 1969), in charge of the New York City Emergency Medical Service for four years and Vice President at the NYC Health and Hospital Corporation (1972-1978). He also served as the key Executive in Charge of completing and opening the new Bellevue, Lincoln, North Central Bronx, Gouveneur and Seaview Hospitals.

Member of the Board of Trustees of the Farmingdale Public Library for the past 13 years.

Co-chaired the Building & Design Committee for the new library, which opened in 1994. As a Board Member also served as the Chair of the following standing committees of the Board: Finance and Budget, Personnel Long Range Planning, Buildings and Grounds. Also served as Secretary & Vice President, President, 2000-2001.

Member of the Farmingdale Breakfast Rotary for the past 7 years. Served as President from 1995 to 1997. During my tenure as President increased membership from eleven to twenty-four. District wide: Vocational Director, 1998-1999, Assistant Governor, 2000-2001. Member of the Board of Trustees of the Nassau Library System for the past five years. Served as Secretary to the Board, Treasurer & currently Vice President. Also serve as the local representative to the System Board for Area IX which consists of Farmingdale, Plainview-Old Bethpage, Bethpage, Hicksville and Westbury libraries.

Member of the Executive Board of the Friends of the Farmingdale Library (13 years).

Past member of the Board of Directors of the Property Owners Association of Lake Hayward, CT.

Member of the Citizens Advisory Council on Occupational Education for the Board of Education, Farmingdale Public Schools, for the past fourteen years. Have served as Chairperson for twelve years.

Born in Providence, Rhode Island on May 15, 1954, When Kip was eight years old his family moved to Oceanside, New York. Kip attended the Oceanside High School. In 1972, he enrolled in the United States Navy and served with the CB's for three years active duty and three years inactive duty. He was discharged honorably. Kip attended the Rhode Island Junior College.

In 1989, Kip started his business in the collection industry. His business, KIP Collection Services, Inc., is located in Valley Stream, New York. In 1994, Kip was inducted into the Valley Stream Rotary Club. He has served as the Club's Treasurer, Vice President and President and is also on the Board of Directors. Kip has co-chaired his Club's golf outing with unprecedented earnings for the past five years. In 1999, he was chosen as a Paul Harris Honoree.

In addition to the time he devotes to his Rotary Club, Kip serves on the Advisory Board of the Child Development of the Hamptons, a State chartered school located in East Hampton, New York serving the needs of the Community's learning disabled children.

Kip resides in Manhasset, New York with his extremely talented and brillant wife, Maria and their three children, Amanda, Kip and Katherine.

Toni MacLeod was invited into the Bethpage Rotary club in 1990. She served as president (96-97). During that year the Bethpage club worked to Build the Future through Action and Vision with a Focus on the Family. Many club projects like Eagle Enterprises involved children.

Toni earned a Doctorate from St. John's University in 1982 and her Private Pilot's License in 1991.

She has served as a secondary school principal for 15 years and is currently Principal of Bethpage High School. Through the high school she is involved in community affairs and has worked cooperatively with local organizations such as the VFW, Knights of Columbus, PTSA, Dads Club, etc. She has received The Honorary Life Membership award from the PTSA and was named VFW (Post 4987) Citizen of the Year (1997).

Teaching has always been her avocation. As an Adjunct Professor in the Graduate School of Education at St. John's University, Toni is involved in the training and professional development of teachers.

Toni is married to a fellow Bethpage Rotarian, Vernon MacLeod. Vernon is the Vocational Director for the Bethpage Club and very involved with scholarship and student recognition programs. He is a Mechanical Engineer who enjoys the outdoors. In their free time, the MacLeods head for the ski slopes in the winter and enjoy golf and other warm weather sports. On rainy days you will probably find them in the Big Apple enjoying the Arts.

In the insurance industry we have an organization called the Million Dollar Roundtable. Its membership is comprised only, of those insurance professionals who meet certain production levels. You can become a Life Member of the Roundtable by qualifying for a certain number of years, either ten or twelve.

The real industry heroes, however, make it a point of pride to qualify each and every year. They are the Life and Qualifying members. Do they have the right to sit back and talk about what they did long ago? They sure do. But something, inside them just won't let that happen. They are constantly searching for new and improved ways to help the public purchase the amount and kind of coverage they should have. Some know the laws about estate taxes better than many accountants and attorney, and are called upon often to share their considerable knowledge. From this, they generate huge cases with large premium dollars. And others still take pride in the small kitchen table sales that guarantee that the children will attend the college of their choice, there will always be a Christmas, and that no one has to lose the family home. All members of the Roundtable take great pride in earning their stripes each and every year.

In Rotary, we only have Rotarians, but perhaps we too should have categories for those who do the job every year and those who rest on their laurels. But Rotary isn't like that. Paul Harris, the founder of the world's premier service believed in "Service Above Self", not "I've been a member for umpteen years, so I don't have to work at service anymore." We earn the right to wear our pins daily with pride only if we are doing the work of Rotary. Every project doesn't have to be a home run. Al Smith said it best at our Club Assembly last week. "Let's get back to our roots, how we felt when we were issued the pins," Al said. "Deeds, not words are what counts. Let's take small steps. Let's be a bit more humble. And do projects to help children."

Inspirational words from a man who, according to Henry Delgado, is a "Source of inspiration."

My suggestion. Enough talk, enough back and frontstabbing. Let's be about the business of Rotary.

The 250 stubs for the drawing to choose who would win the pair of tickets to the Subway Series game on July 7th at Shea Stadium were arranged in numerical order. A large drum to thoroughly mix the stubs was opened to receive the entries. As watchers held their breath, the stubs were dropped into the drum, the cover was fastened, and the drum was turned as all watched the stubs flying around inside the drum. It turned faster and faster and finally stopped. The drum was opened and one lucky Rotarian was the winner.

President of the Westbury-Carle Place Rotary Club, Rob DiBaise said, "And the winner... CAROL ZEILMAN!"

Carol Zeilman is a member of the Westbury/Carle Place Rotary Club. Her vocation is Real Estate; she is with Rowan Realty in Carle Place. Congratulations, Carol!

Two hundred fifty tickets to the NY Mets vs Baltimore Orioles game on June 6th were bought by clubs throughout our District. Okay, so it poured, and we all waited to see if the game would be called, and waited, and called, and waited, and came anyway to find out that lightning was starting and the game was called. Well, those tickets are good for any home game of the NY Mets and those of us who were soaked still had a great time and went back on Thursday to see the Mets play and win a great game. Every ticket sold had a chance to win a pair of tickets to the sold-out NY Mets vs NY Yankees game on July 7th, at 7:10pm. Many cheering Rotarians and guests said: "Rotary is great to have this, let's do it again next year!"

I am happy to serve some of the best Clubs in the District as Assistant District Governor.

The Bayville/Centre Island Club recently changed its meeting place and now meets at Steve's Pier One at 33 Bayville Avenue, Bayville. Gregory F. Fricke, who served as Vice President during the 1999/2000 Rotary year will be serving as President. Greg's classification is Private Investigator. At the meeting on June 13, 2000, the Club awarded Scholarships to deserving High School students.

The Glen Cove Rotary Club is led by John Macari. His classification in the Club is Controller, City of Glen Cove. John will be busy during his first week of his Presidency as the Club will be participating in a Waterfront Festival in Glen Cove on June 30, July 1 & 2, when the Tall Ships will be in Glen Cove.

The Oyster Bay Rotary Club will be headed this year by Tom Reardon. He is a past President having served as President in 1979/80. Tom's classification is Insurance/Casualty and his experience will be of great value to the Oyster Bay Club this year. The Club will not relax during this Rotary year even though it was quite busy being the Governor's Club during 1999/2000. This will be the first full year of the Interact Club at Oyster Bay High School and the Club is happy to see the progress that Interact has made in Oyster Bay. It is a very active, energetic group!

The Williston Park Rotary Club is glad to have Lud Odierna back for encore performance as President this Rotary year. Lud's classification is a Mortgage Broker. The Club is busy getting ready for their famously successful zeppoli sale at the Williston Day Street Fair which will be held on Sunday, September 17, 2000. Proceeds have already been earmarked for local needs. The Club had its Installation and Awards Dinner on Monday, June 19, 2000. The dinner was well attended by Rotarians and guests. Please remember that last year, the Williston Park Rotary Club became a Breakfast Club and meets on Wednesdays at 8:00am at IHOP, at the corner of Willis and Hillside Avenues, Williston Park.

I urge Tom Barry, Kevin Horton, Angela Koenig and Marilyn Radovsky, the Bulletin Editors from the above Clubs, to send me copies of their weekly bulletin. All Clubs should also be sending their weekly bulletin to the District Governor and to John Capri, the District Governor Elect. As I told you when I met with each Club, if I get the bulletin, I will be able to include information about your Club in this column.

There are 20 Task Forces being put into effect this year. The purpose is to be able to coordinate a project and be able to find information on how to go about it. Our District needs a District Chair for each Task Force, please look them over carefully and if you feel you qualify, please call the District Governor at 631-543-1628 and leave a message.

July 12th Westbury/Carle Place M/V Sterling out of Port Washington 7pm - 516-997-8989	August 11th-13th GOL North American Conference Garden City Hotel - 516-671-6148
July 15th Floral Park/Bellerose Giant Tag Sale - 516-354-3552	August 14th District Golf Outing Colonial Springs - 516-694-9100
July 17th Verrazano Golf Outing, Foregate, NJ - 212-422-8060	August 24th Hempstead-Uniondale Meeting moved to Fire Island - 516-868-2272
July 18th Gold Coast Meeting 4 Clubs - 516-829-6713	August 27th Southeastern Queens Nautical Belle from Freeport - 718-529-2243
July 27-30th Zurich Switzerland Population Dev. - Call Gov. Bill	August 29th-Sept. 3rd Zone Institute Baltimore, MD - 516-921-5933
August 3rd Westbury/Carle Place Golf Outing - Cedar Brook - 516-997-8989	Suggested Program: LIPAT - Restoration of a classic movie theater. 516-338-4300

District Golf Outing August 14th, to be held at Colonial Springs in Farmingdale. Colonial Springs is one of the top-rated courses in the metro area. Designed by Arthur Hills, Colonial Springs' lush rolling hills, deep valleys and sprawling 11 acre lake add to this 27 hole championship golf course's difficulty and ascetic appeal. Get your foursomes now, the time is short. Call Charles Federlin at 516-694-9100.

RI President Frank Devlyn will be at the Dover DE Rotary Club on August 10 from 11 to 3. Call Gov. Bill at 631-543-1628.

Any club interested in forming a bowling league, contact Walter Cowan at 516-775-0300 or Rev. Jeff Koenig at 516-354-3552.

There are five Clubs in our District who will be celebrating their 50th Anniversary this Rotary year. Do you know who they are? Answers below:

CLUB	MEMBERS	MEETINGS	%
Baldwin	25	4
Bayville-Ctr. Island	38	5
Bedford Stuyvesant	10	5	55
Bethpage	33	4
Brooklyn	19	4
Eastern Queens	7	4
Elmhurst	18	5
Farmingdale	47	5
Farmingdale Breakfast	21	5	88
Floral Park	12	5	88
Flushing	41	4	84
Franklin Square	15	5
Freeport	21	4
Glen Cove	41	5
Glen Head	29	5
Great Neck	34	5	78
Hempstead-Uniondale	26	5	69
Hicksville-Jericho	19	4	59
Jamaica	25	5	60
JFK	25	5
Locust Valley	63	5	72
Lynbrook-E. Rockaway	16	5	79
Malverne	15	5
Manhasset	34	5
Massapequa-Seaford	7	5
Mineola-Garden City	50	5	60
Oceanside-Island Park	29	5	60
Oyster Bay	40	5	68
Port Washington	20	5
Queens Borough	11	5
Rockaway	18	5
Roslyn	16	4
Southeastern Queens	36	5	60
Southwest Queens	23	5
Syosset-Woodbury	22	5
Valley Stream	35	5
Verazano	33	5
Wantagh	8	5
Westbury-Carle Place	26	5	54
West Hempstead	22	5
Williston Park	NR

Secretaries, let's improve this report -- call Rinda at 631-549-2536 by the 10th of the month.

~~~CONTENTS~~~ (click on the title to see the article)
William P. Metzendorf New District Project To Be Announced Rotary Honors Student of the Month Open Letter to All Websites International Service Address Corrections, Please! Michael Coco Jay Harrington William Woeshthoff Milred Clinton Lawrence Jorgensen	Kip Usher Toni MacLeod Taken From a Recent Newsletter of the Brooklyn Club Carol Zeilman Wins Baseball Tickets Baseball, Fellowship and Fund-Raising In Outstanding District Activity Happy New Year (In Rotary, That Is) Task Forces Late Breaking News Coming Events Of Interest Attendance Report for the Month of May

	Michael (Mary Beth) Coco 19 Elin Place Glen Head, NY 11545 Home: 516-671-4868 Biz: 516-759-2100 Fax: 516-759-2292 mmbcoco@rcn.com
Bayville-Centre, Island, Glen Cove, Oyster Bay, Williston Park.

	Jay Harrington 220-32 93rd Avenue Queens Village, NY 11428 Home: 718-468-6015 Biz & Fax: 718-464-1784 jpharrington@earthlink.net
Jamaica, JFK, Rockaway, Southwestern Queens

	William (Diana) Woesthoff 145 Stratford Road New Hyde Park, NY 11379 Home: 516-742-1437 Biz: 718-234-2600 Fax: 718-234-4414 wjfxw@aol.com
Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, Verrazano, Southeastern Queens.

	Milred Clinton 138 E. Williston Avenue E. Williston, NY 11596 Home: 516-741-2371 Fax: 516-294-4023 lodierna@aol.com
Mineola-Garden City, Manhasset, Port Washington, Roslyn

	Lawrence (Joy) Jorgensen 72 Clinton St. Farmingdale, NY 11735 Home: 516-249-0366 Biz: 516-249-0366 Fax: 516-249-0366
Floral Park, Great Neck, Hempstead-Uniondale, West Hempstead

	Kip (Maria) Usher 22 Heights Road Plandome, NY 11030 Home: 516-872-4200 Biz: 516-872-4200 Fax: 516-872-4657
Franklin Square-Elmont, Lynbrook-E. Rockaway, Malverne, Valley Stream