Happy Dollars
Nancy Nation was glad that she had her last chemo treatment. She is in remission for now and plans to enjoy every day.
Alicia Canning was having her gall bladder removed, and Scott Nardozzi volunteered to take her to the hospital.
Joanne Santiago gave happy dollars for Scott and Nancy's news. She gave extra dollars just for Scott's socks.
Bruce Sayward and his wife have celebrated their 27th anniversary and her birthday. They both agree this is the right number, unlike Peter Vignati, whose wife was a bit confused.
Rollie Sterrett had another joke about 82 year-old Maurice.
Salin Low reported that she will miss the next three meetings traveling to Oklahoma, Arizona, and New Mexico. She also mentioned an article in the Wall Street Journal about young people in Australia who don't know how to mail a letter.
Ann Clark was interested in a book by Fred and Cheryl Lowman - An Inky Summer. Fred taught for many years at Avon Middle School. The book is illustrated by Don Carsten who also taught at the middle school. A copy of the book is going into the library at Wish School.
Paul Mikkelson appreciated all the support he has received over the last few months. He congratulated Phil Ferrari on his retirement and Nancy Nation on her remission. Len Dunstan was also happy for Nancy Nation.
Phil Worley was happy to announce his new business walking dogs. He claimed it was lots of fun.
Steve Morris said the FAVARH project has now been through the inland wetlands committee and planning & zoning. He expects approvals in the next month.
Jolly Lux was happy that little Christine is in school, playing, and dancing. She may not even need a wheelchair soon. She also let us know that Kurt is having gall bladder surgery after a year of difficulty.
Announcements
Nancy Nation thanked Larry Sullivan for his hard work on the golf tournament. She reminded members to let advertisers know how we did and that we appreciate their support.
Larry Sullivan announced that the golf tournament netted approximately $44,000.
Robin DiNicola was selling raffle tickets for the Homebuilders Association.
Celebrate Avon
The club was well represented at Celebrate Avon on June 23. We cooked our usual burgers and dogs, along with the Pat Clark Memorial Onions & Peppers. And there was a booth signing kids up for Amber Alert. Thanks to Steve Harris and Tom Voorhees for spearheading both these efforts.
Significant Dates
October 6th - Our morning meeting will be hosted by the Golf Club of Avon
October 20th - Luncheon with the Rotary International President at the CT Convention Center
October 27th - Canton Chamber of Commerce Stars of the Town 2017 at 41 Bridge Street 6:00 - 10:00 PM. Honorees are FAVARH and Larry & Brenda Sullivan. Tickets are available through the Chamber website.
