News in a Flash
| Regional High School Interview Competition | For the past few months Milford Rotarians have been involved in this new student-centered project. To cap off the competition, a reception will be held on Wednesday, June 4th, 6:30 pm at the Souhegan Valley Boys & Girls Club. Contact Cynthia Dokmo for further details. |
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Coming up on June 6th - Ted Langdell Day Come one, come all and help celebrate Milford Rotary's 2014 success story! $35 per person, games, raffles, presentation of the Stan Powers award, and extra special Rotary fellowship. Don't forget to get your main course selection into Karen Keating asap! Thank you in advance to Rob and Christine Keller for use of their BIG YELLOW BARN! To read more about Ted Langdell and Stan Powers, please click here. Pictured at left are some of our Past Presidents enjoying TLD 2013! |
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Please plan on attending the June 11th meeting and welcoming our guest speaker Lawrence Lessig to the Souhegan Valley! Mr. Lessig is the Roy L. Furman Professor of Law and Leadership at Harvard Law School, director of the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University, and founder of Rootstrikers, a network of activists leading the fight against government corruption. For a bit more information, please click here. |
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Word just in that the Flying Butcher (formerly The Amherst Meathouse) will once again be one of our 100 Holes Lunch sponsors. Tee & Green and other sponsorships are available. Interested in being a sponsor or know someone who might be - please contact Tom Quinn or Marc Chareth. |
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Many thanks to Foodee's of Milford owner John Bowen who agreed to work with us again on Pizza for the Swim Meet. John has been integral to this production for many years and has not increased his rate for the swim meet pizzas in 4 years! Bravo and thank you to Carl Michaud and Sheila & David Sturm for so rapidly saying YES to sponsoring the 2014 Coaches and Officials Hospitality suite at the 46th MRSM! This is a new feature for our meet but one that is now customary at the larger swim meets. |



