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Attleboro
SERVICE ABOVE SELF
Wednesdays at 12:10 PM
Town Tavern and Tap
11 Robert F Toner Blvd
North Attleboro, MA 02763
United States of America
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TODAY'S SPEAKER (April 10th, 2024): None 
 
ROTO laugh: Bill Larson.....but did not pick the Queen of Hearts (picked the Jack of Clubs).
 
GUESTS: Rose Larson, guest of Bill Larson
 
VISITING ROTARIANS: None
 

 
HAPPY BUCKS: 
1.  Tom Kelly expressed gratitude for the help and support of the Rotarians for the YMCA's Spinathon.  Special thanks to Amanda Adams, Matt Flanagan, Scott Jones, Ed Casey, & Kathi for participating.  And thank you to everyone who donated to the cause.
2. Gerry wanted to congratulate the club on helping to raise $25,000 in the annual auction.
3.  Rick Conti completed the spinathon as well.  He joined his wife Martha's team.  
4. Amanda Adams  - her brother was on TV in Chicago and her son was able to see the eclipse in VT.
5.  Joan Ricci - expressed her gratitude to Gerry and Jim for their leadership during the auction.
 
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
4/18-4/20 - Attleboro HS Drama Club is in the NE Drama Festival
4/20 - Attleboro Spring Fling (11am - 2pm)
5/15 - Literacy Center International Food Tasting at 5:30pm
5/27 - Memorial Day Parade
 
*Amanda is putting together a Panama Trip in October.  Will be visiting and working at Emily Talentino's Rotary Club.  Please see Amanda for details.
*2024 Auction Results - $25,000
*Save the Date:  Installation Night will be 5:00pm on June 19th at the Sweet House.  More details to follow.
 
Fun Facts of the day:
1.  There are 293 ways to make change for a dollar.  This includes change in pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, half dollars, and combinations of all.
2.  A dime has 118 ridges on its edge.  The ridges make it harder to counterfeit.
3.  Crane and Co., a MA based company, has been providing the US Bureau of Engraving & Printing with paper for US currency since 1879.
4.  It's estimated that between 1/2 to 2/3 of the value of all US currency in circulation is outside of the US.
5.  In 1934, the $100,000 Gold Certificate became the highest denomination ever issued.  It was never intended for public use.  Instead, it was meant solely for official transactions between Federal Reserve Banks.
  
 
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