We have ordered the seventh bench that is going to Springfield Library. We have collected 184 pounds of plastic film towards our goal of 1000 pounds of plastic film for an eighth recycled bench. Since February of 2023, 5,326 pounds of plastic film (over 2-1/2 tons!) have been removed from the waste stream, delivered to Shaw's Supermarket, and heading to Trex Company for recycling. We need more volunteers to help sort at the Library, please contact Sue Dowdell.
The next board meeting will be Thurs., June 6, 2024, @ Noon @ Senior Solutions Conference Room. Minutes of the board meetings can be found on the club website. All members are welcome to all board meetings, your input is valued, please come!
SERVICE ABOVE SELF
President Emma welcomed all to the June 4, 2024 club meeting held at Maebelline's Restaurant. For the thought of the day, Emma offered this quote by Maya Angelou: “Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud.”
NEW MEMBER INDUCTION:
Michelle Chamberlain, a retail branch assistant at Community Bank was inducted as the club’s newest member. She was sponsored by Rotary Club President-elect Deb Cox. PHOTO (l-r): Michelle Chamberlain, Rotary Club President Emma McGuirk, and Rotary Club President-elect Deb Cox
HAPPY EVENTS:
Emma: Evelyn's 2nd birthday party was a big family event.
Emma: Went to a winning Red Sox game with her sister.
Ed G: Spent some fun time with his grandkids.
Taylor: Her sister ran in a marathon.
Jeff: Went to a winning Red Sox game with Lisa.
Jeff: Looking forward to Bill Bridgeford's membership.
Bill: Rode his e-bike.
Sue: Working with Sarah's Lifelong Learning Program.
Marty: Spent the weekend with his grandkids visiting Shelburne Farmers Market and Leahy Center.
RAFFLE:
The weekly prize of $4 was won by Marty. The big pot grew to $58.
PROGRAM:
Sarah Duprey, Campus Facilitator for Lincoln Street, Inc, talked about the organization’s lifelong learning program. Springfield’s Lincoln Street Inc. mission is to support people with intellectual disabilities to reach their full potential as valued, contributing members of their communities. You can learn more about Lincoln Street by clicking here.
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