It's that time again...

The Antiques Appraisal night is on again, this time it's October 27th at the First Parish Church United in Westford, MA.  Tickets will be available in the next week or so but you can purchase early if you want.  We expect this show to sell out early like all the others.

The meeting was on the quiet side this morning probably due to all the rain which we so desperately need.  Carl mentioned that's he's doing a walk to support research on Progeria.  You can make pledges at this site www.firstgiving.com/carlgood.  I'm sure he appreciates any contributions large or small.

Finally, Al's prayer this morning was taken from the Webster club and we're not sure if he lost the prayer for the Wellesley club which is obviously his favorite.  Let's see what happens next week. 

If you're curiuos about our club or about Rotary, stop in for  breakfast or coffee.

Antiques Appraisal Night

The date for this event is drawing near but still a few tickets remain to be sold. Don't have anything to be appraised? General seating is always available and Stuart's show never disappoints. Get yours today!

Great Idea !!

If you haven't seen it yet, the Concord Rotary Club is hosting a "Purple Pinkie" day later this month. Follow this link to read more www.concordrotary.blogspot.com

Antiques Roadshow Date announcement

This Fall's Antiques Roadshow fundraiser has been set for November 19th at the First Parish Church United in Westford Center. Doors will open at 6:30 and the show will begin promptly at 7 pm.

Tickets will be available in the coming weeks and available from any Merrimack Valley Club Rotarian. See you there!

Merrimack Valley Rotary to host Antiques Roadshow

Mark your calendars! Stuart Whitehurst, of Antiques Roadshow fame is coming to the Merrimack Valley area on Nov. 18, at the First Parish Church United, 48 Main St., Westford. The Merrimack Valley Rotary Club is sponsoring the show. More details will follow regarding ticket sales - both for appraisals or just coming to watch.

Welcome New President Pat

Pat got his year as president off on a good foot with his and his officers being sworn in at today's meeting. We all wish Pat success in his year as he continues on the legacy left to him by past president Ken.

Our guest speaker this morning was Sgt. Chris Borden of Chelmsford. Chris is back from his assignment in Northern Iraq. Chris explained to us all the positive developments in the region and some of the lesser seen lifestyles of the Kurds.

What a great start to the day!

Jill Lennon - The Rotary Club of The Villages

Jill Lennon is in Florida and has made friends with many Rotarians. The Relay for Life was held Friday, April 24. Over 1000 cancer survivors walked. Jill walked with the Rotary to help raise money for the continuing fight against cancer. The club has almost 125 members; they sold hot dogs and drinks at their booth during the event.