
50-50 RAFFLE
Pot Size: $1,535.00
Winner: Dick Moore and Gerrit Bradley picked the cards, but there was no winner.
CALENDAR RAFFLE

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VISITING ROTARIANS AND GUESTS
Faith Emerson from Root was a guest.
Allie Hadock was a guest.
FINES AND RECOGNITIONS
Gerrit Bradley is helping a friend drive his son's car back, and is visiting Nashville and the Great Smoky Mountains.
Leslie Levesque said that Betsye's Celebration of Life is at 1pm next Friday. Her ashes will be spread over the Caribbean near St. John's.
Kathie Strout wished Dick Moore a happy birthday.
Rick Jakious' son hit a home run, and his friend and boss is running for President of the United States.
Jason Consalvo's son started t-ball.
Joe Amico spoke with Jim Bailey, and he is heading back from Florida on May 23rd. Jim goes to Rotary in Florida with Mark Shaw.
Dick Moore visited Marco Island, and is going to Italy next week. He is enjoying retirement.
Randy Burba's youngest son got his driving permit.
Bruce Whear's 30 year old company is negotiating a merger.
Leanne Schild attended her last meeting. She is moving to Germany.


ANNOUNCEMENTS AND CLUB BUSINESS
The scholarship luncheon will be on June 4th.
On June 12th there will be a joint meeting.
Mike McLaughlin's installation dinner will be on June 21st at Kernwood Country Club.
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BIRTHDAYS



Happy May birthday to:
- Kathie Strout on May 1st
- Jeff Holloran on May 4th
- James Lister on May 8th
- John Walsh on May 14th
- Patty Pace on May 27th



SPEAKER OF THE WEEK
The Freshman Rotarians gave a donation to Root.

Faith Emerson from Root was the speaker this week. Root is a youth workforce training organization for 16-24 year old students working in the culinary industry. They also help with resume building, hold mock interviews, and conflict training. Volunteers can help with resume building workshops and mock interviews. The program is for 12 weeks, and there have been 65 graduates since 2017.
The gift that Rotary gave Root will help fund the "Meet and Eat" dinner in July.
Every month they hold a free dinner at Saltonstall school which is open to every Salem resident. The meal is prepared in the Root kitchen, and served out of the school kitchen. They are in need of funding for the summer months.
NEXT WEEK'S SPEAKER
