The Putnam Lions are celebrating their 75th Anniversary.
There is a card for everyone to sign.
There will be a board meeting after next week's regular meeting and the last meeting of the month will be an orientation meeting held at Woodstock Building Associates Village office.
Secretary's Report: We received newsletters from the Boy Scouts and The Arc.
Committee Reports:
2/20 Club: Karen is in the process of getting the raffle tickets and the application filed.
Interact: Roberta thanked Jennifer for her Zombie Fashion Show this past weekend. The Interact "Disco Zombies" won a trophy.
Karen: Attended ribbon cutting for the new Thompson Playground where the next set of musical instruments will be placed. They have arrived from the UK and Karen is looking for volunteers to help with installation.
Program:
For today's program, our guests were from Day Kimball Hospital's Oncology Department. Dominique, Sharon and Danielle talked about their roles in the department, the services offered and barriers oncology patients face. All three are very compassionate about their roles and the patients they serve.
Raffle and cookies
Raffle is up to $50. The new card is the 6 of Diamonds. Ron Coderre's number was picked but did not win. He donated $10 to the John O'Brien Fund.
Tonya won the cookies.
Sergeant-at-Arms
Jonathan
Chevy Chase's Birthday
Fines: Jonathan fined himself for no badge.
Birthdays:
No Rotarian Birthdays
Spouse - Shawn Johnston
Anniversaries:
Cindy Nowlan - 30 years
Betty Kuszaj - 42 years
Join Dates:
No join date anniversary's today
Happy Dollars:
Jonathan enjoyed a drive to the Berkshires and Southern Vermont with his wife to see a view of the leaves.
Martha went to NYC with her sister-in-law and it's her step daughter's and 3 grandchildren's birthdays.
Rachel gave a happy dollar from a former Putnam Rotarian for her house offer being accepted and her husband's low key birthday of working out at the YMCA.
Kristen is happy for her three DKH guests and talked about the NE Cancer Fund, Transportation Fund, Caitlyn's Cupboard Food Pantry and the Rose Bove Oncology Fund.
Bob is happy for his son's 5-year scan and being cancer free.
Roberta was happy for her hike with Michael at Old Furnace State Park and gave a announcement dollar for Mike for the American Legion Celebrity Bartender's on Nov. 14th.
Scott enjoyed his vacation to Ogunquit, Maine and going to the theater there.
It's Barry's wife's birthday today and he did the Strides 5K this weekend and came in 91st place.
Jennifer was excited to announce the Zombie Fashion show was amazing with 71 entries, over 150 zombies and Rotary Park was full of spectators.
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