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President: Mike Griffin opened the meeting, filling in for President Donna Deos
Greeter: Josh Robinson
ATTENDANCE:
39 Bow
0 Visiting Rotarian
1 Visitor
1 Guest Speakers
41 Total
Announcements
Auction Update - Cate De Vasto
- Letters will be hand delivered rather than sent to avoid confusion.
- Letters will be passed out to members (for their assigned donors)
- Next week, all should sit at assigned tables.
- Alphabetical list of donors will be available
- No raffle donations have been received yet
Secretary: Cate DeVasto
2nd Quarter bills for breakfast's will be going out next week.
Sergeant at Arms: Mark Lavalle
Logo Fines: Paul Rizzi, John Ruggles
Other Fines: Chris Parkinson - sat at wrong table
Happy Bucks:
Steve DeStefano - happy for 12th Cue Classic, 30th Anniversary Duck Tour with family.
Cate DeVasto - happy for ballot counters, also gave a buck because she told Chris he could sit at any table.
Tim Neville - happy to be back after missing 4 meetings.
Chris Parkinson - Looking for an 8th player for district golf.
Sandy Eldredge - Five happy bucks because she attended Acton, Maine Fair and saw Rotary Booth selling water, soda and chicken livers. Sandy was told they were very popular (even though there was not another person in line) and purchased some. Her dog, Chase, ended up with the livers, the following Monday, on his birthday.
Jon Hanson - happy his son is getting married (3rd time)
Peter Imse - Cold Water Creek, where his wife worked, closed. She is now working in consignment shop on Main St. Pete hopes there will be a net gain between what she earns and what she buys there, but is doubtful.
Mike Griffin - happy he went to golf event in Mansfield, MA
Raffle: Chris Parkinson won the raffle and didn't draw the joker.
Program: Erle Pierce, Past President of Bow Rotary, was interviewed by Jon Hanson and, as usual, kept the group in stitches as he told such great stories of his Rotary experiences.
Bob Couch filmed the interview.
The meeting ended with Mike Griffin continuing the long tradition of striking the bell with a toast to Rotary the World over!
Respectfully submitted,
Deb Johnson
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