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District 7930 Governor - Thomas R. Elliott 2008-2009
District Web site: www.Rotary7930.org Missed and Missing... Greg Bover, Shirley Conway, Sheree Delorenzo, Steve Dexter, Sue Ellis, Ann-Margaret Ferrante, Charlie Foster, Howard Frisch, Mike Gigliotti, Bruce Horne, Steve Kaity, David Kenney, Ray Lamont, Jim Marr, Sam Miceli, Bob Ryan, Marc Sandler, David Sullivan, Becky Sumner, Tony Verga, and Sergey Zemlyanski. Today's attendance is 42 present with 14 makeups out of 60 members for an average of 93%.
Visiting Rotarians Chas Heberle was visiting today from Lakewood, Washington.
Guests of Rotarians Carole Sharoff's guest was Andrea, a former Rotarian visiting from Germany.
Interact Club Interact members present today are Mercedes Lane, Christina Fonte, Interact Co-President Kaylie McTieman, and John Kadim. Kaylie spoke today about her family and future plans.
Makeups Bill Flygare made up in Manchester, Jon Morse made up in Westwood, Brian McCook made up in East Longmeadow, Brad Pierce made up in Hamilton/Wenham, Joe Parisi made up at sea on the Holland American Cruise Line. Josh Arnold, Tony Corrao, Rick Doucette, Sal Frontiero, Jon Morse, President Sinikka Nogelo, Ruth Pino, Carole Sharoff, and Don Sudbay all made up at a board meeting. Rotarians can now make up on line. Check out www.rotaryeclubone.org , allow yourself 30 minutes to complete the makeup and make sure you print off a receipt of having completed your on line makeup. Please hand your receipt to Carole Sharoff in order for the attendance records to be adjusted.
Birthdays & Anniversaries Roger Corbin celebrated his birthday today. Tony and Jo Corrao are celebrating 11 "wonderful" years of marriage.
Vacations Roger Armstrong spent 7 days in Atlanta, Mike Sarraf spent time in Toronto, Canada. John Dugger went to Rochester, Vermont. Jon Morse spent 5 days in Richmond, Virginia. Christopher Farmer had a day off when school was closed Friday.
Happy Thoughts President Sinikka found herself under the weather for Thanksgiving and was happy that Julie Geary's Classic Cooks came to the rescue with a Thanksgiving dinner for her family. Barry Pett was happy to read an e-mail from his brother, Arley, our speaker last week. Arley wanted to thank some businesses for their contributions to the Veterans Organization. Thank you to Bank Gloucester for donating to the Veteran's Building a heating boiler from one of the recently demolished store fronts. Thank you to he Weathervane for donating the holiday cards to be sent to Gloucester service men and women serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. Thank you to all the businesses that donated to the WW2 Memorial and helped to make the memorial a reality. Joe Parisi was happy to have a job offer from Jackson Lumber in Lawrence. Joe's wife Di, accepted the offer for him. Maggie Rosa was happy to look at the preservation work on the City Hall tower. Mike Sarraf was happy he was not picked as a juror for a 5-week trial at the Federal Courthouse in Boston. Rudy Macchi was happy Carole Sharoff taught him how to make up a meeting on line. (Carole, did you also teach Rudy how to turn on his computer?) Judy LaFontaine was happy for the help the Food Pantry received from the Interact Club at Thanksgiving time. Julie was also happy that her mother and father came for a visit during Thanksgiving. Pat Thorpe was happy his in-laws were visiting for 4 days, and Pat was mostly happy that he managed to spend those 4 days away from his house. President Sinikka was happy to have had some family as guests for Thanksgiving. David McKechnie was happy that even with the downturn in his parents retirement fund, his parents still loved him. ( David, the year is not over yet.) Jon Morse was happy to have had an interesting conversation with a visitor from Mumbai (formerly Bombay), India during Thanksgiving dinner at his son's house in Atlanta. Sal Frontiero was happy his bathroom floor was dug up and the leak has been repaired. Sal is now looking forward to a new bathroom floor.
Fines President Sinikka fined Todd Tanger for not participating in the Chamber's Magnolia Home Tour. Rotarians wearing blue shirts were fined again, also if you were wearing a blue shirt with a white collar. John Rando once again received his shorts and short sleeve fine. Rotarians not wearing their Rotary pins were fined. Rotarians that were sitting at unisex tables were fined. (The message here is to mix it up, people!) Rudy was fined for being Rudy today. Tony Corrao was fined for a (Santa) photo in the paper.
Club News Please remember that December 9th (tomorrow) is Teddy Bear Tuesday. Please bring a new teddy bear with a value of at least $10.00 to our meeting. The bears will be donated to the Gloucester Police and stored in each cruiser, waiting patiently to calm children during a crisis. The bears have a proven, soothing effect on traumatized children. If you cannot find the time to shop, a $10.00 donation will be accepted in lieu of bringing a bear to the meeting.
ABC of Rotary Moment
Bob Ryan is up for next Tuesday's ABC of Rotary Moment, Marc Sandler is first backup, Maggie Rosa is the second backup, and the third backup is Mike Sarraf. Please have your ABC of Rotary Moment ready.
Winners and Losers... Ed Collard gave an ABC of Rotary Moment. Julie LaFontaine won the money, and a guest won the flowers. Roger Corbin won a pumpkin. No winners today in the card raffle.
Speakers.... President Sinikka conducted a business meeting today.
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