Weather: 55 degrees and sunny


Luncheon Fare: Shepherds Pie, Caesar salad, Luncheon meat

Attendance: Lexington Rotarians; 27, Visiting Rotarians 1, Guests 1= Total 28

Raffle Gifts Donated by; Walpole Bank, Wagon Wheel Nursery, Patriot Bank, Encharter, Lexington Periodontics and Implantology

50/50 raffle winner PP Dave E, Winning # 890 Amount $80.00

Pledge by PP Bob O’K

1st Verse of America by Charlie V

Invocation by PDG Jack M

Club Meeting Notes

Happy Dollars: PP Nick C in celebration of a family member

PP Spencer B in celebration of a fun event he attended

PE David S in celebration of the support of his attendance at Rotary Institute

PP Dan B. Jr in celebration of a his twins birthday

PP Bob O’K in celebration of the March Madness basketball contest

Fines for no guests at two tables

Announcements
                                                                               
• PE Dave S reported on the District Leadership conference he attended with Pres Murry which was a great success. He highly recommends attendance by our future Club leaders.Image

• Please confirm your that Rotarian magazine is going to correct location. If not. notify Secy Dave S

• Thank you to PP Carl E and PP Jim K from President M for help on  Patriots Day

• June 1st the LHS group is looking for help setting up for the All Night Graduation, please call Melanie  at 862-0677

• District Conference is 6/2-6/3 in Mystic CT

• Bob Rach has asked for a call if interested in the car donation program to benefit Rotary 1-800-246-0493

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Speaker Frank Rigg from the Rotary Club of Concord, spoke on Paul Revere and his midnight ride.  Frank spoke about the impact of the midnight ride by Paul Revere and remembering the history of the ride.  Frank spoke from The Longfellow Book and discussed the events of the ride.  Frank read a poem about Paul Revere that he was a skilled craftsman, well respected and a leader in Boston.  He took part in the tea party and the patriot cause.  Revere wrote about the events which captured what happened. Paul Revere was a pioneer and started a bell foundry.  He was the first man to produce rolled copper sheeting, and was also a Mason.