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Officers & Directors
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2004-2005
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President |
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Joe Ciolino 2004-05 |
President Elect |
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Jim Marr 2005-06 |
Treasurer |
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Jon Morse, CPA |
Sargents At Arms |
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Cheryl Collins
Rick Doucette
Bruce Nicholls
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Secretary |
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Carole Sharoff |
Directors |
Don Sudbay Jr. -Club Service 2006-07
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Sinikka Nogello
Vocational Service 2008-09
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Bruce Horne Community-Service 2007-08
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Steve Kaity
at - Large
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Ruth Pino -International Service 2009-10 |
Joe Parisi at Large |
Celebrate 100 Years of Rotary
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The Rotary Club of Gloucester, MA, U.S.A.
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District 7930 Governor Donna Marie D'Agostino. |
Chartered 1923
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Oldest Fishing Port in the United States
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District Website: www.Rotary7930.org |
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Missed and Missing... Josh Arnold, Mary Black, Howard Frisch, Catherine Henry, Jim McKenna, Donna Morris, Sinikka Nogelo, Marc Sandler, John Scuccimarra, and Julie Sidon. Today's attendance is 46 present with 2 makeups out of 56 members for an average of 85%.
Meeting Report: Gloucester Rotary Club November 2, 2004
Visiting Rotarians
No visiting Rotarians were reported today.
Guests of Rotarians
Mike Gigliotti had his wife Marion as his guest today.
Interact Club
Interact members present today include Kevin Wheeler and Rachel Peritore. Kevin spoke about himself, his family and his future plans, which include college and the US Marines.
Makeups
Pat Thorpe made up in Hamiliton/Wenham, and Bill Mantz made up in Manchester/Essex.
A Rotary Moment
The next Rotary Moment will be given by Bill Mantz, followed by Dave McArdle and David McKechnie.
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Sue Todd and George Roark both celebrated their birthdays today. Joe and Joan Ciolino celebrated 16 "wonderful" years of marriage October 23. (FYI Joan signed on for another "wonderful" year of marriage.)
Vacations
Joe Parisi took a cruise to Bermuda out of Boston. Jim Marr went to Bangor, Maine, Leo Bergeron went to Chicago, and Carole Sharoff and Sue Todd both visited New York City.
Happy Thoughts
David Babson was a happy grand-dad, announcing the birth of a new granddaughter. Jim Marr was happy that Greg Bover asked the club directors to meet "over the bridge"" last year. President Joe took the club "over the bridge" for our meeting today. We are going to be the most traveled club in the distric this year! Sue Todd was happy to give her birthday cake to Brad Pierce.
Fines
President Joe fined all the Rotarians who voted or had not yet voted in today's presidential election.
Club News
Thank You Steve Kaity for taking notes for this week's Rotator!
Just had a call from Santa confirming his appearance at our Holiday Party to be held at the Cape Ann Bowling Lanes.. Santa has made a small request - in order to make the evening a memorable one for children and for parents taking pictures, Santa need a "bigger than life" chair for Santa to put his "curvy butt" in, and to also hold the weight of Santa and a child. The chair need to be borrowed for one evening only. I am asking members to search their attics, homes, or places of worship for just such a chair. Remember, the bigger the better!
Joanne Carbone and Alex Delis are Santa's Elves, planning this year's party. Ink in the date -December 15, from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM. More details will follow.
Stage Fort Park Centennial Project
Please consider signing on as a sponsor of our Centennial Project - The Stage Fort Park Playground Sponsor Levels include - Gold Sponsorship, $1000 will purchase a picnic table, Sliver -$650 will purchase a bench, and Bronze - $400 will purchase a tree. All sponsors will be acknowledged on a display at the playground.
Winners and Losers... No won had the beverage of choice. Somebody won the money, and Charlie Foster won the flowers. No winners today in the card raffle.
Speakers.... No speakers were scheduled today.
Lunch Rating... Meals will be rated by 5 stars, with 5 stars being the best. Today we dined on a Mexican menu and pumpkin pie for dessert. The dinners at my table gave the food 5 stars. When asked what would improve the meal the diners suggested no suggestions
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Celebrate Rotary
The Rotary International Theme for 2004-2005
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