Natick Rotary Sprocket 9/15/15

Natick Rotary Sprocket 9/15/15

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE – Sharon led us in the pledge. SONG – Verna led us in “When the Saints Go Marching In.” INVOCATION – Vinnie read a short piece titled “Just when you think”

GUESTS – Bill Newell speaker; Artika Wadhwa guest of George; Brett Conway, prospective member

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Scott: He spoke to someone who is starting a craft fair in Ashland and will be having a table for Wounded Warriors. She wondered if Rotary would be interested in helping to staff the table.

Bryant: He & Rachel have been discussing an evening meeting, perhaps at Jack’s Abby in Framingham, on a Tuesday night.

Artie: Golf is Friday, we have 99 golfers and about $22K, best year yet.

Trish: In two weeks our meeting is at Morse’s Tavern (Sept. 29).

Joey: Meeting to discuss Natickopoly before next week’s meeting.

SPEAKER –

Our speaker was Bill Newell, one of the last 50 marines to leave the roof of the US Embassy in Viet Nam during the fall of Saigon. He told his story ‘Moth’ style, in a very easygoing, narrative manner. Everyone was moved to hear him relate his experiences. He referred to a book, “Last Men Out” by Bob Drury and Tom Clavin which tells much of the story.

RAFFLE

Vinnie had the winning ticket, but drew the 6 of Hearts. Better luck next time Vinnie!

Respectfully submitted,

Rotarian Bryan

 

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