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We must use time wisely and forever realize that the time is always ripe to do right.--Nelson Mandela

Service Above Self
Gardner Ale House
Gardner, MA 01440
United States of America
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- November 19 – Regular schedule meeting
- November 26 – No Meeting - Happy Thanksgiving
- November 30 – Monday lunch meeting - Suzanne Bump, State Auditor - speaker, this is a joint meeting with the Greater Gardner Chamber of Commerce, Athol Chamber of Commerce and Athol - Orange Area Rotary Club, lunch will be at noon, the cost is $25.00, register for this meeting through the Gardner Chamber
- December 3 – No meeting
- December 17 - Regular schedule meeting
- December 24 - No Meeting - Christmas Eve
- December 31 - No meeting - New Years Eve

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Inducted into our Rotary Club on July 30, 2015 by President Christian Orobello is Carol Jacobson, Associate Director, Alumni Relations at Mount Wachusett Community College. Welcome Carol!


Past District Governor Mike Ellis gives the oath of President of the Gardner Rotary Club to Christian Orobello on June 11, 2015 at The American Legion - 22 Elm St., Gardner, MA
June 4, 2015 - President Joseph Guercio introduced Peter Sargent; Dressed in a tartan patterned kilt, he gave a historic overview of Scottish culture.
President Joseph Guercio looks on as Michael Gerry pins Matthew Ghirarda our newest member of the Gardner Rotary Club – Congratulations Matthew!
Dr. Mulgueen gave a slide presentation on the new medical clinic that is scheduled to open August 6, 2015 in Haiti. To learn more about Forward in Health or to make a donation please visit www.forwardinhealth.org
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The Gardner Rotary Club congratulates Stephanie Ellis on becoming a Paul Harris Fellow awarded to her by her father, Mike Ellis.
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