MEETING OF FRIDAY, MARCH 21. 2008

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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