Jennifer Ricci introduced her guests from the ECT ARC Cookie Factory: Sam, Tiffani, and Marnie.
Secretary's Report
Nothing to report today. Martha reminded us that Martini Sunday will be held at her home this Sunday and that we are asking for a $20.00 donation to our Rotary Club from those who are attending.
Presidents Report:
Amanda reported via Zoom. She did not have to go to Jury Duty today, but ended up exposed to a virus. Amanda reported that in our year of change, we are evaluating items around meeting venues, times, frequency as well as recruitment and retention. Amanda is proposing a club assembly in January to discuss some of the options that are being investigating by the board.
Committee Reports:
Recruitment, Retention, and Orientation. Committee members will meet after the club meeting for discussion.
Mind Candy: Kristen reported that 134 tickets have been purchased to date.. Mind Candy will be held on Friday, November 3rd at 7:30 PM. Goal is to sell 308 tickets. To purchase tickets & reserve seats, go to the Bradley Playhouse website:
Today's program focus was on the ARC Cookie Factory. Guests Sam, Tiffani, and Marnie demonstrated how the cookies are manufactured from making and scooping of dough. There are fifteen cookies per package. Jen reported that they produce 750 cookies per day and have cookies sold in 30+ venues. Each Rotarian was able to enjoy one cookie after the program. Some even got more than one, right Scott??
Raffle & Cookies
Jen's ticket won the raffle but she did not pull the 3 of spades to win the $100. She donated her $10 to the Archambault scholarship. Linda Lemmon's ticket won the cookies!
Sergeant-at-Arms
Barry Shead
Fines:
Kristen for article about the DKH Cancer Fund article.
Marc Archambault for Shopper's Guide Ad
Scott for his candidacy for election in Putnam.
Birthdays-
Crystal = 10/27
Gary O on 10/27
Karen for Spouse b-day on 10/27
Dick Loomis for Maryann on 10/23
Jay Byrnes for wife's birthday
Shawn Johnson
Anniversaries-
Madeline
Join Dates-
Crystal on 10/29
Happy Dollars
Linda is happy about the coming of winter and the arrival of winter birds
Jen is happy to have workers from the Cookie Factory here..
Madeline is happy to be back after maternity leave!
Barry was happy to give the club a lesson on the history of the cookie!
Bob Fournier was happy to attend a conference in Chicago and being able to visit his brother and family who live there.
Pam was happy to participate in QVCC Foundation Tackle the train this weekend and for the Roseland Park Legacy campaign kick off on 10/29/23.
Woody is happy to receive help in posting information on social media!
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