We were visited today by Eric Levesque, outgoing Interact President and Barney Senay, Mayor of Putnam.
Secretary's Report
We received a thank you from Peyton Bentley, the 2024 recipient of the Vi and Ray Brousseau Scholarship.
Presidents Report:
Amanda thanked Pam for being today's greeter.
Reminder about Induction Night to install new President, officers, and board members will be held on Tuesday, June 25 from 5-8 pm at the Inn. Cost is $40.00 and there will be a cash bar.
Committee Reports:
Rotary Picnic is scheduled for Friday, July 26 at the Osbrey home from 5 pm - ?? Join us for fellowship, casual summer social, food, libations & fun, swimming & camp fire. Adults $20 each, kids free. Please RSVP to KarenO@WinyRadio.com
No other committee reports today.
Programs-
Steve Adams presented Congressman Joe Courtney as today's speaker. Congressman Courtney updated the club on issues that are before Congress including the following:
Workforce issues including worker support for Day Care, tax credit, and Housing issues . He shared UDOL Bureau of Labor statistics in CT. He also shared that Norwich region is a growing market with 5000 plus new employees, primarily through Electric Boat.
New National Guard presence in Putnam.
Foreign Policy in Philippeans.
Congressman Courtney was asked to share his experience on January 6, 2021.
Sergeant-at-Arms
Jonathan S.
Fines: none
Birthdays:
Jonathan on 6/17
Betti on 6/30
Anniversaries:
Jessica and Jeff Rawson 12 years on 6/16,
Brendan Larkin on 6/20
Join Dates:
Steve Adams 23 years
Paul Desautels - honorary
Happy Dollars:
People were happy to see Congressman Courtney including Amanda, Steve, and Barney.
Amanda was happy to complete her year as President and thanked the club for the support she received.
Missy, Barry, and Paul also had happy dollars but I got distracted and didn't write them down and my memory is not what it used to be.
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Is it the TRUTH?
Is it FAIR to all concerned?
Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
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