Rotary Club of Littleton Massachusetts

President’s Announcements:
Our Annual Induction was held June 14, 2008.
Former District Governor Carol Schwarzer conducted the induction ceremony so graciously. She adds a special sparkle!
Three Paul Harris Awards were given: Marc Saucier, Steve Glines and Don Sturtz. Liese and Peter Sturz were there to receive the award for Don. We could all feel Don was with us and so proud of us all.

Two Special Surprise Paul Harris Awards were given for their special contributions to Millie McGovern and Diane Bemis!
Do you realize Diane brought in 7 new members alone last year! Thank you!
Thank you for everyone who came and a special thank you to the spouses who came to offer their support too! It was a fun event. Even though the two Rogers couldn’t be there Steve Glines stood in for both of you and offered his best Rogers!

We had a great time…the food was outstanding. Thank you all for bringing such dishes! Everyone was dancing…
As Carl Bryant said “This is not your Father’s Rotary!”
Habitat for Humanity is tomorrow: Roger Hartley
Please fill out your “Volunteer Information for Habitat Site” It will be at 62 Essex St, Fitchburg. Rita Donelan, Kathy Phinney and Roger Hartley are signed up! Thank you so much!

Serve Safe Certificate” Instruction Day: David Erickson has volunteered to attend this tomorrow, It will be run by the Board of Health and is mandatory for us to prepare food. The $70 fee will be paid by the club. The class will beAt the Masonic Hall 9-3pm. Thank you so much, David!

Appleman Triathlon:
Savas Danas Reviewed our status on Sponsors!
We lost Littleton Lumbar and Basset Plumbing due
to the economy.
Nancy Morrison’s Company Acton Refrigerator
Gave us a Silver Sponsor! Thanks, Nancy!

Need to Get Gold/Silver ASAP to get poster out.
We are down in funds and need to solicit some others.
Perhaps we can make up with some bronze members.

Need More Volunteers!
David Erickson needs more on the roads
Roger LeBlanc said the Scout volunteers are
Please Put the word out!
Appleman Car Show:
Roger LeBlanc stated things are progressing
Smoothly!

Next Appleman Triathlon Meeting:
Wed June 25th 7pm at LELD

Bulletin Editor Needed:Please consider this position!

BOD: Will meet this Monday June 23rd at Ken’s at 7pm
RE: RYLA Breakfast:
Thanks again to John Buckey, Diane Bemis and the High School’s Chef’s Club for our last meeting at The High School honoring the RYLA candidates.

Al McConnell announced we have our usual Four + the Two Alternates got it to make it SIX going! Yeah for us!

Gretchen Scheminger, a former RYLA student, from the High School’s Humanitarian Club has found some Students to help at the July 4th picnic. They will be assisting with food prep, tickets and will help wear the new Appleman. Nancy Morrison will make sure the get community credits!

This will be raising funds for the Littleton Cultural Council.
Remember our Littleton Rotary has sponsored Molly Flannery’s Music that day at theat town picnic.

No AM Meeting Friday July 4th at Ken’s, but we are seeking volunteers to help at this July 4th picnic from 11am to 2:30 pm for cooking, etc. Please let Kathy Horniak or Steve Glines know.

Lastly, I got to Introduce our new Appleman Mascot from Peru! Such a deal!

Program: Don MacIver from the Littleton Conservation Trust reviewed what the trust is and their current projects. Don will be writing up a summary of his program and submitting it later. Thank you, Don for an outstanding program.

Next Week’s Program:
June 27th-Carl Bryant next week

Have a great weekend!
Kathy

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Thank you all for making Chad’s Surprise Shower today really special for “He is a very good fellow” and is going to make a great Dad. Wasn’t he surprised!  Many thanks to Nancy Morrison and Millie McGovern for creating a delightful event down to the last detail. The Breakfast coffee cakes were outstanding and Chad had fun passing out the “It’s a Boy!” Chocolate Novelties. Nancy even made a beautiful video so Chad’s wife Nicole could be part of it too! Diane Bemis, in her spare time knitted the two most adorable sweater sets! How does she do it?!!

Our Rotary Family send our hopes and prayers for a beautiful healthy boy and safe healthy delivery for the Elliot Family.

Sad /Happy News:
Our Lisa Spaulding will be leaving us and today was her last meeting!
However, she has found a delightful promotion in Boston and the commute will be kinder. We will sadly miss her sweet face. Thank you, Lisa for all your support. She does promise she might come back for Appleman! Don’t be a stranger.

Happy Birthday to Jim Barisano..you are not getting older, just better!

Appleman:
Please work on your Appleman Sponsorships, so that we can finalize the poster and T shirts. July is around the corner.

Sponsors! – Need to get Gold/Silver ASAP to get poster out.
Start signing up Volunteers using form previously sent.  Send copy to Marc and Terry.

Habitat for Humanity:
Just a reminder that Habitat for Humanity is coming up June 21st in Fitchburg. See Roger Hartley and make sure to fill out your “Volunteer Information for Habitat Site” It will be at 62 Essex St, Fitchburg.

Serve Safe Certificate” Instruction Day:
We need at least one volunteer from the club to participate in the “Serve Safe Certificate” Instruction day run by the Board of Health. Unfortunately, that day is also Sat June 21st from 9am to around 3pm at Littleton’s Masonic Hall. Our club will pay the $70 instruction fee. Someone from the club has to take it so that we may serve food and be sanctioned by the Board of Health. I was going to attend, but have plans on the cape that weekend. Is someone available? Thanks.

Recording Secretary Needed!
Coming up…We will need someone to write up the meeting minutes every week. Don did such a great job and we need someone to step up to the plate. Is someone interested in this position. Please let kathy know!

June 14th: Our Annual Officer Induction Day:
Place: Wilderness House at NEFF
Time: 4-8 pm
Former District Governor Carol Schwarzer will be presiding the meeting! Aren’t we lucky!!!

Please feel free to bring guests!

Coming:
Diane and Bob Bemis ……Fruit salad
Paul and Cindy Avella……Artichoke Dip
Kathy and Ed Horniak……Main protein Guests: Amy and Francisco Lovera  
Marc and Patti Saucier…Edamame Salad 
Liese Sturtz and family….Cake   
Jim and Karen Barisano…Tossed Salad 
Steve and Sue Glines….Booze.
Marcia and Joe Marcantonio….Pasta Salad
Rita Donelan……………….Pasta Salad  
Carl and Carol…………… Relish Tray  
Kathy Phinney………… …Dessert   
Dwight and MaryLou Long……..? wine 
Millie McGovern……?
Carol and Perry Schwarzer

Question if coming?
David Erickson
Tom Dugan
Terry Schwulst: Not sure yet
 
If someone could volunteer to see if Dick Desjarlais could come and pick him up I am sure he would very much appreciate it. He misses all his Rotary friends and would love to see us. He is at 978-487-2074. Is anyone available to do so on the Induction Day? His Daughter Wendy writes that he misses us.

Can’t Make it: Savas Danos,Roger LeBlanc,Nancy Morrison, John Buckey, Gloria Nicosia, Dick Anderson, Roger Hartley,Matt Pinard,Joe Souza, Linda Fialkoff,

Lisa Spaulding

Future Programs:
June 13th: Reminder our next meeting will be at Littleton High School, NOT KEN’s  for the RYLA Ceremony. The Chef Club will be preparing our breakfast! Isn’t that great!

June 14th: Saturday: Induction at Wilderness House 4-8pm
June 20^th- Lisa Spalding: “Don MacIver has agreed to send an LCT person to talk about the Trust’s work.”
June 27^th-Carl Bryant
July 4th: No Meeting
July 11th: Daniel Harty: COVENTA: “Safe waste disposal and clean energy solutions..For generations to come”

June Board Meeting:
I will be away on July 11th and 18th at a Family Reunion in Iowa. Roger Hartley will be for taking care of those meetings those two weeks. I have a family reunion in Iowa to attend. Our next Board Meeting will be June 23rd at Ken’s at 7pm.

You are all the best!
Kathy

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The Rotary Club of Littleton Massachusetts would like to note with sadness the passing of Don Sturts.

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Don Sturtz presided since both Marc and Kathy were out of town

Guest: Ken Smith (Candidate for Selectman)

Lots of happy Fines

April 25^th was the last day of the food drive to benefit Loaves & Fishes.

No meeting next week, May 2 (District conference on Saturday will replace our regular meeting)

Save June 14^th for the installation of next year’s officers (lets hope that Kathy will be in town)

Dues notices were sent out last week

We received a letter of thanks from the Littleton Scholarship Trust. Don noted that over the years we have been one of the largest contributors.

Ken Smith introduced himself and explained why and how he came to be a candidate for selectman. The other two candidates have also been invited.

Our latest member Steve Carter (our Fire Chief) was inducted.  Steve just finished Fire Chief Academy where they mentioned Rotary as being the best organization to join. Did anyone remember to teach him the secret handshake? We need to thank Dianne Beamis for enrolling half of Littleton in Rotary. Is there anyone left?

As usual this reporter can’t read his notes.

SG

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LITTLETON ROTARY CLUB

GUESTS:
Darell Payson- Littleton Scholarship Trust
Stephen Carter- Fire Chief- Littleton

HAPPY DOLLARS:
Linda Fialkoff- is leaving us to move to Vermont and to join Rotary there. We’ll miss you!
Diane Bemis- Red Sox Win! Also contract with a new energy company that will save school system over a million dollars over a few years!
Steve Glines- Three beautiful deer in backyard.
Jim Barisano- that Linda’s clothes match (?)
Roger LeBlanc- his son played for the Pope in Washington as a member of the US Army Band.
Carl Bryant- Spell check (?)
Don Sturtz- met GSE group at Acton-Boxborough Club- an inspirational group- We will meet them again at District Conference. Don and Liese also hosted leader- Osman Irtel at tour of NEFF (with Lisa Spalding) and the Nashoba Orchards (with Charles Auger)
Chad Eliot- last day before vacation!
Paul Avella- his twins are 23

ANNOUNCEMENTS
Matthew Kinard of the Littleton Police was inducted as a member on April 11. Welcome Matt!
Steve Carter to be inducted on 4/25.
Meals and Dues Invoices in mail
Car Show- 9/21- projected net $9000 all to Schools for Special Ed.- Committeee hard at work- Site- Kimballs.
Appleman Triathlon- 1st committee meeting- April 22 at LELD
FOOD DRIVE- This week (Apr 25) is last week of our drive. Please bring something!
We voted $500 additional to St. Annes Katerina trip.

LITTLETON SCHOLARSHIP TRUST-
Darell Payson accepted a $2000 check from president Marc.
Darell told us contributions to the fund are over $100,000 per year- Littleton gives the most of any town in the area. The Rotary Club has been giving since our establishment- probably over $40,000 since the beginning!
Scholarships are given to new graduates and to alumni. Many recipients are now in teaching, theatre, the computer industry, and the military. The town and the Club can be very proud of the efforts of the Trust!

PROGRAM-
Marcia Seward Marcantonio told us about Camp Nashoba,
The day camp is now in its 51st year.
Bob Seward had Polio as a child, and a summer at a camp changed his life.
Jean and Bob Seward started the camp on the shores of Fort Pond in Littleton in 1957. The camp is on over 100 acres. The campers are from 4-14. They have a Red Cross swimming program with two hours of swimming per day for every camper.
They have fishing, boating, sports, and crafts programs. Many of the staff have been there for years.
Marcia showed us a 10-minute video of this beautiful campus. It’s hard to believe this is only 20 miles from Boston! The Sewards also have a overnight camp in Maine near Sebago.
There is no doubt that Camp Nashoba is one of the many jewels of beautiful Littleton. Thank you, Marcia, for a wonderful presentation, and it is great to have you as a new member.

DRAWING- Jim Barisano- no black marble!

There is no meeting Friday May 2. The regular meeting is Saturday night at the District Conference. You can still resister with Marc. Dinner is free for members and there is a charge for guests. This evening (Starting with Hospitality at 5:30 and Dinner at 6:30 is a great time for Rotary Fellowship. Shanda Schilling is the guest speaker at the banquet. Don’t miss this great event!

Resp submitted- DAS

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GUESTS:Steven Carter

Mrs. Laubion- Victor Hugo High School  Marakesh, Morocco

Nadifi Aflam- Morocco Guest Student

Calafell Alexandre- Morocco Guest Student

PLEDGE- Led by President Marc

“America” led by Don Sturtz

4- Way Test

Invocation

HAPPY DOLLARS:

Nancy Morrison- for Millie’s traffic ballet!

Don Sturtz- For opportunity to interview RYLA applicants

Al McConnell- For 13 extraordinary applicasnts for RYLA

Marcia Marcantonio- for the RYLA interviews

Kathy Phinney- taking over program chair.

 Sat-nite Blues reception at her house (last Sat)

Linda Fialkoff- that she actually remembered the people here!

Kathy Horniak- Lowell Spinners tickets

Jim Barisano- that son had to go back.

Lisa Spalding- glad to be back

John Buckey- for the RYLA candidates.

Roger Hartley- going back to California (Trip only)

Steve Glines- Wilderness House Review is out

ANNOUNCEMENTS-

Dues invoices going out. Let’s clean up old balances

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY- our work day is June 7

CAR SHOW- committee meeting at LELD- Wed Apr 14 at 7:30

Lisa Spalding- Saturday (4/12) at Prouty Woods

District Conference- at Holiday Inn, Boxborough- May 2,3,4.   Sat night dinner is our weekly meeting. No meeting Friday at Ken’s. Members dinners free- guests are charged. Contact Marc to register.

POLITICAL CANDIDATES-  New Club policy-Members may bring any candidate to meeting to be introduced, but must invite opposing candidates for the same position to also come as our guest. (Does not have to be same meeting)

VOTES-

$2000 to Scholarship Trust

$500 to Littleton Educational Fund

$500 additional to St. Anne’s Loisianna Trip Fund.

Contribution to Sgt. Daniel Talbot of Revere Fund.

PROGRAM-

John Buckey introduced 2 students and a teacher from Littleton High school.

There are 35 students from Marakesh, Morocco- Victor Hugo High School at Littleton and Groton High Schools. Students have been hosted by 6 families in Littleton.

Nadifi and Calafell have been impressed by the scale of the High School and the amount of freedom that our students enjoy.  They werte surprised by the range of activities and opportunities our students have. Their school day starts a little later, but goes to 5 or 6 PM. The average temperature in Marakesh is 90 degrees.

They liked Lacrosse and they saw a rehearsal of “Cabaret”. They have made good friends in Littleton.

They take math, French,English, Spanish , chemistry, and biology.

Mrs. Laubion teaches French and English. The group found Americans very welcoming. Travel a great opportunity for the students.

Nancy Morrison presented all 30 students with Littleton T-shirts.

DRAWING- Dwight Long- no black marble!

FUTURE PROGRAMS-

April 18-  Marcia Marcantonio- Camp Nashoba. Also Darell Payson of Littleton Scholarship Trust (annual visit)

April 25-

May 2- District Conference

May 9- Greg Robidoux- Physical Therapist- trip to Pakistan

Resp submitted- DAS

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MEETING LED BY PRESIDENT-ELECT KATHY HORNIAK

GUESTS:

Geoffrey Kehr- Acton Boxboro

Jim Fusco- Assistant District Governor

PLEDGE - led by  President-elect Kathy

“America the Beautiful” led by Jim Barisano

4-Way Test

Invocation

HAPPY DOLLARS-

Kathy Horniak- glad to be here

Jim Barisano- his son is back from Sweden

Jim Fusco- pleased to be with us

Geoffrey Kehr- at the “handsome table?” 

Steve Glines- Susie taking her swimming seriously- 14th ranked in MASS in 200 meter. (38th in Country?)

Roger Hartley- at the “Pretty Table!”

Dwight Long- The Littleton Open Golf Tournament is back- 4/28- See Dwight

LOAVES AND FISHES- everyone to bring something each Friday in April- non-perishables

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Habitat for Humanity- looks like Sat June 7- more to follow

DISTRICT CONFERENCE- May2-4- Register now. Club will pay for Saturday Night Dinner. This is meeting that week. No Friday AM on May 2.

RYLA INTERVIEWS- by Al MCConnell, Marc Saucier, Marcia Marcantonio, Don Sturtz at High School- 8:00 AM

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS- 2008-9- Saturday June 14- details to follow

Induction of Matt Kinard- April 11, no emergencies scheduled!

CAR SHOW- Sept 21- Sunday- Roger Leblanc well along in planning- stay tuned!

Geoffrey Kehr told about Group Study Exchange with Turkey, starting April 13. A formal presentation will be at Acton-Boxboro Club on Wednesday April 16 at Scupperjacks at noon, Wed.

PROGRAM-

Dwight Long

Has lived 20 yrs in Littleton. His company Integra is at Devens.

The compant specializes in Fluid engineering transferal of fluids and gases, The company manufactures devices to support other companies  in genetic,biotechnical, and medical fields. They have been at Devens since 2000.

They supply hoses, fittings to move ingredients in manufacturing processes. Very small product runs due to nature of items.

They have 26 employees.

Again- a great presentation by a member- always among the best programs we ever have! Tell us about yourself!- We really want to know.

Raffle won by John Buckey- no black marble.

FUTURE PROGRAMS=

April 110- John Buckey

April 18- Marcia Marcantonio- Camp Nashoba

May 9- Greg Robidoux- Physical Therapist. Recently returned from Pakistan.- Will tell about his 10-day adventure there

Resp submitted- DAS

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LITTLETON ROTARY CLUB

PLEDGE- LED BY PRESIDENT MARC

“AMERICA” Led by Don Sturtz (in an octave higher than normal)

4- Way test

Invocation

GUESTS:
Tom Embury
Matt Kinard
Gino Frateloni
Caroline Moody
Greg Moody
Christine Moody

Induction of new member Matt Kinard postponed due to emergency traffic accident on R495. (Service above Self!)

HAPPY DOLLARS

Don Sturtz- earlier week’s scratch ticket was worth $2- (donated $2)
Diane Bemis- always glad to have Littleton High students at our breakfasts. Also happy that Matt Kinard will become member (now Apr 11)
Kathy Phinney- late

Carl Bryant
Steve Glines- Susie becoming enthusiastic swimmer
Kathy Phinney- her Mother is better
Kathy Horniak- a new Appleman costume is coming!
Roger LeBlance- daughter going to grad school

ANNOUNCEMENTS- Kathy DePray from Westford reported on District Conference- May 2-4 at Boxborough Holiday Inn. The Saturday night dinner will be a Littleton Rotary Club weekly meeting- members free, guests $25-32. See Marc about registration. Sounds like one of best Conferences in years. Shonda Schilling guest speaker at Saturday Dinner.

Roger Hartley- Our Habitat workday is May 10 or 17- it might be warmer by then!

LOAVES AND FISHES- for next four weeks- please bring a donation- canned goods or pasta- non-pershable. We will get it to L&F.

PROGRAM-PAUL AVELLA

Trip to New Orleans by group from St. Annes.

Presented by the three Moodies.
They sent their first mission two years ago. Last year 3 churches sent 110 people to Gulfport, Missip.
This year even more home repairs were done. It will take 10 years to restore homes to where they were before the hurricane!
Greg Moodey felt it his duty as an American to go. Caroline and Christine heard reports from their brother. They look foraward to making a difference.
Paul reprted on great adult-youth bonding. Thirty out of 400 students at Littleton High School have participated!
These type of reports make us all even prouder of the students and youth in this remarkable small town!

BOARD OF DIRECTORS (new and old) to meet April 14 at Ken’s.

AUTO SHOW- set now for Sept 21. Planning well underway.

RYLA INTERVIEWS- Wed April 9 at 8:00 AM at High School. Marc Saucier, Don Sturtz, and Marcia Marcantonio to inteview. Al McConnell to coordinate.

Don Sturtz reported Appleman cancellation available July 1-31 has been approved by Post Office. Don creating special commemorative and presentation envelope for the our 5th anniversary event. Will feature the 1955 Rotary Centennial stamp and an Olympic runner stamp.

FUTURE PROGRAMS

April 4- Dwight Long

April 11- John Buckey

April 18- Marcia Marcantonio- the Story of Camp Nashoba. (needs projector)

April 25- Tom Dugan

Resp submitted- DAS

FUTURE PROGRAMS:

DRAWING- Christine won, but no magic marble.

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LITTLETON ROTARY CLUB
MEETING OF FRIDAY, MARCH 21. 2008

PLEDGE LED BY PRESIDENT MARC followed by 4-Way Test and an invocation

Guests:
There were some but this reporter can’t read his handwriting

Happy Dollars
Kathy H was happy – no surprise there – She talked of her wonderful experience at PETS (President Elect Training Seminar)

Announcements:

Linda Fialkoff announced that Kathy Phinney will be talking over as Speaker Chair in July. Here are the schedules:

April 4th- Dwight Long
April 11th John Buckey
April 18th– Marcia Marcantonio
April 25th Chad Elliot
May 2nd –Dave Erikson

Sandy Clyde would like to speak about the Boy Scouts. Call her at 978-952-0479

IF YOU NEED PROJECTOR, LET DON KNOW WEEK IN ADVANCE!

Matt Pinard will be inducted next Friday.

Steve Glines mentioned that the Robert Creeley Poetry Award in Acton drew 400+ people and included a prize for High School Students. Over 500 (of 700) students signed up to meet and talk to Pulitzer Prize winning poet John Ashbery. Steve suggested that we should offer a literary prize in Littleton as well. Marsha M. agreed to help create  such a prize.

Roger LeBlanc reported on the organization of our next project The Appleman Auto Show to be help Sunday September 21.  Steve Glines will create a web site.

President Marc reminded us that Loaves & Fishes will be having a food drive starting April 1 and that members should bring canned goods to our Friday meetings in April.

Our date with Habitat for Humanity is still unsettled but likely to be sometime in May.

Savas Danos was our speaker for the day. He informed us of new state regulations that mandate that each community use only 65 gallons per person per day. This includes watering lawns in the summer and under drought conditions the rule may be applied to private wells since we all draw from the same aquifer.

The club secretary cannot read his handwriting or he would be able to report who won the drawing. No black marbles were picked however so the pot grows.

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LITTLETON ROTARY CLUB
MEETING OF FRIDAY, MARCH 14. 2008

PLEDGE LED BY PRESIDENT MARC
SONG- “WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING”- some of us even knew the words!
4-Way Test
Invocation from Ayer

GUESTS:
Dennis Mahoney
David Alexander- Ayer
Mathew Pinard
Eric Li
Greg Moodie
Heather McKnight- teacher Littleton High School

HAPPY DOLLARS
Rita Donelan- Visited Lancers Hotel and the Chocalate Bar
Kathy Horniak- Beautiful photo of the American flag
Nancy Morrison
Roger LeBlance- Two birthdays- his wife and Kathy Horniak
Diane Bemis- Marcia M helped her clean off her car (remember snow?)
Steve Glines- end of Winter and finally got his snow-blower going!
John Buckey- for his correct name tag

ANNOUNCEMENT
May 2- District Conference- No meeting that week. Saturday night dinner will be weekly meeting. Shanna Schilling keynote dinner speaker.
We had great night at Chip Shots
Sept. 21- Car Show is ob- location to be set

PROGRAM-
High School WII Program- presented by Eric Li and Greg Moodie
Nine students running program for 70 Seniors
Doing simulated Golf, tennis, bowling. They are having a great time and getting good excercise. Have been able to get additional equipment for monitoring. Including Blood Pressure monitor and Lung capacity monitor. Over $4000 has been raised. ( Littleton Rotary donated $1000 to prime the pump!)
Bob Stetson of Council on Aging often there.
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Heather McKnight (first-year High School teacher) told about her introduction to Engineering program. How things work. Taking things apart- and fixing broken machines. Students present to each other. Looks to expand program Too few girls- (only 2 of 25). Needs more equipment and students poorly prepared for this program.

DRAWING- Don Sturtz won but drew wong marble. However, he got a $2 winning ticket!- (To be donated to Happy Dollars on March 28.

FUTURE PROGRAMS:
Mar 28- Paul Avella
Apr 4- Dwight Long
Apr 11 - Jihn Buckey
Apr 18- Marcia Marcantonio
Apr 22- Chad Elliott
May 2- Dave Erickson

IF YOU NEED PROJECTOR, LET DON KNOW WEEK IN ADVANCE

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