Week in Review 9/21/2016

 

Pledge of Allegiance:  started by President Lucie Kay @ 12:15 

Patriotic Song & who led it:    Only sing at the end of the month

 

4 Way Test & who led it:        Laurie-Jo Ready        

                

Invocation    Keith Jacques  

                     

President-Elect-Elect Introduces Visiting Rotarians & Guests:
Bernice Wood introduced our guests: MaryAnn Ingraham 

Andy Glacier, fellow Rotarian visited from Kittery.

 

 

 

1. Sarah Neault is holding an Interact Committee meeting at her office-144 Main St at 3:30. Thursday-9/22/16
2. Lucie Kay announced she received a flier from Habit for Humanity-for a fundraiser called Walk to Raise the Roof on Oct.2nd in Kennebunk. They are looking for walkers or volunteers.
3. Lucie was contacted by UNE-some students (only about 600) are looking to do a project on October 15th-Bill Kane suggested a community bottle drive as one idea.
4. If anyone has any ideas for presentations, please bring them forward to Bill Kany.
5. T-shirt sign up sheet –going with Rotary colors and not the orange.
6. $3820 was raised for the Alzheimer’s Walk.
7. Ken Farley is asking for anyone that has money from SUDS Fundraiser, to please turn it in to Laurie Jo ASAP.
8. Karen and Earl are organizing the $100 Raffle-it will be held November 17 from 6-8 pm at Duffy’s.  
9.  Stuff the Truck will be October 29 from 9-4.  
10. Wine Tasting Committee is meeting today to determine a date

 

50/50 Drawing:  Congrats to Fausto for getting the winning number.

 

Sergeant At-Arms (SAA): Sarah and Matt
•    Joe attended UNE’s Rugby game this weekend and was happy that two fellow Rotarians from our club said hello.
•    Conrad is happy he had his birthday!
•    Lucie was happy she was in Cancun for her birthday and survived a 14-hour delay at JFK airport arriving at her.  Matt also noted that her recent credit union advertisement reminds us that size really does matter (all said in fun)
•    Bill Kany was happy that he went to the Springsteen concert last week with his son.
•    Mark Nawhinney celebrated his anniversary
•    Ken Farley was happy that he did the Alzheimer’s Walk
•    Bernice needed to pay for taking Matt’s pens at the Chamber expo
•    Andy Glacier contributed for the positive energy he was experiencing in the room.
•    Matt had Josh pay for his add in the paper and his fine suit he was wearing today.
•    Fausto paid for his phone ringing during the meeting.

 

 

 

Speaker Presentation: Classifications were done instead of a presentation

 

 

Kirsten Lane, originally from Maine, graduated from Gordon college in 1995.  Following graduation, she worked in Boston then moved to the Cayman Islands for 18 months.  When she returned she got her CPA and worked for Deloitte.  She moved to California with her husband.  She returned to Maine in in 2014 after the birth of her daughter.  She is currently working with Dayna and they are moving into a partnership (business).

 

 

 

Paulette Bonneau-doesn’t like to talk about herself, nor write minutes about herself.  Graduated from Stonehill and grad work at Univ. of Michigan.  Was a practicing licensed clinical social worker before becoming a school administrator.  Currently the Director of Biddeford Adult Education and the Center of Technology.  Prior to transitioning to COT, I was the Principal at Kennedy School. Spare time spent on the boat in the summer, and enjoy other seasonal outside activities-gardening, biking, skiing , etc.

 

 

Dr. Joe Boyle from Ogunquit likes to talk about himself.  He grew up in Massachussets, one of 7 children, and fell in love with Maine when he attended summer camp in his youth.  He has a degree in English from B.U. and taught in several private schools, the last being Berwick Academy.  He then attended dental school at Case Western and became a dentist following in his father’s footsteps.

 

 

Apologies are sent in advance for any misspellings of names.