Called to order at 12:15 by President Don
Opening Song was Rotary
Patriotic song-America The Beautiful
Invocation Jennifer Grant
Song Leader –-Jaime Whyte-Home on the Range
Visiting Rotarians- None
Raffle-Steve Usle won the ticket draw lost with Jack of Hearts
Announcements-
Ernst- River Clean up Sat. June 25th-assemble 9:00 CCBA pavilion- Indulgencies are $20- Still working on removing dumpster making some progress
June 30th -Changeover at Mountain Meadow in Canaan-sign-up sheet was circulated
July 4th- Annual Pie Sale- Sign-up circulated both for pies and more volunteers for day of sale
July 10th- Nighthawk game Adults $5, children free
Bill Koppenheffer will take over the duty of lining up speakers, Great Job Steve
Katherine Schneider will chair Community Service
Steve Usle- Need more pies for pie sale- sign-up sheet being circulated
Marion- Auction list being circulated, please review for accuracy of merchants each member is responsible for soliciting for this year’s auction
Jennifer Grant- June 22nd, wine tasting evening at Norwich Inn fund raiser for Windsor County Partners
Bill Babineau- Remind members of the October trip to Ghana
Rotary Minute-Ron Carr= None
BRAGS-
Kevin- Bragged about the birth of his great niece Violet Cecilia
Steve Christy- Article in today’s VN regarding about Pete Begin saving a young man’s life. Pete Begin is the security officer at Mascoma Savings Bank
Ron Carr- Granddaughter graduated from Vassar College
Ron Carr-Friends of Veterans are holding a golf tournament and are looking for sponsors
Speaker- Laura Byrne, Executive Director HIV/HCV Resource Center in Lebanon
The mission of HIV/HCV Resource Center is to support and empower those whose lives are affected by HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C to live fully and with dignity and to stop the spread of these diseases through education, information, and understanding.
Originally founded 26 years ago by volunteers as a support network for their friends who were sick and dying from AIDS related illnesses, the HIV/HCV Resource Center is now a comprehensive AIDS Service Organization. Located in Lebanon, New Hampshire, we offer a wide range of services that include individual/family case management, support groups, assistance with transportation to medical and mental health appointments, emergency financial and resource assistance (including housing, fuel, food, clothing and medical needs), HIV and HCV testing, and prevention education. In 2005, we expanded our mission to include individuals infected with and affected by Hepatitis C, and opened our syringe exchange in 2006. All of our services are free of charge to residents of Windsor and Orange counties in Vermont and Grafton and Sullivan counties in New Hampshire.
This and more information may be found on their website.
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