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at the 32nd Annual Rotary Club of Arlington Recognition Dinner
on Tuesday June 16, 2009
beginning at 6pm
William (Bill) Armstrong, Armstrong Ambulance & Sam D’Agostino, D’Agostinos’s Deli
Andy Winig, Fish Window, Past Rotary President & Colleen Gorman, Brackett School Teacher
$35 per person.
Ask a Rotarian!
or for more information and tickets, contact
Bill Cronin ( 781) 274-7798
The Rotary Club of Arlington, Massachusetts is a volunteer organization of business professionals collectively working locally and internationally.
We meet Wednesdays from 7:30-8:30 AM for breakfast, fellowship, and short program on diverse subjects. For more information, please contact us.
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Saturday June 13th, Arlington Rotary will be at your local grocer selling flags for $5 for Flag Day. All proceeds benefit local programs.
Tuesday June 16th tickets $35 per person cocktails 6-7 pm dinner 7 pm
Make up meetings are a great way to meet other business professionals, learn about other international projects Rotarians are making happen, and learn something new! Make up meetings can be done anywhere in the world!
Arlington Rotarians welcomed Assistant Governor Bob Wood, familiar faces, George and Leon from Florida, Evan's sons Jacob and Sam, guests of Andy, Brian, Mike, and Jessica, and today's speaker.
Damon Luloff making some Rotarians want to open their checkbooks!
Damon does amazing work with Barakat helping communities in India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan.
Join Damon for the Barakat Walk for Literacy in Afghanistan in Cambridge on October 25.
When asked, we closed our eyes and remembered what we did in the summers of our childhood. Many of us went back to summer camp on lakes with bug juice, club houses, boats, and so much more.
The Arlington Boys and Girls Club brings smiles and makes positive memories every day for the youth in our community every day. Learn more about the Arlington Boys and Girls Club our Rotary Club is proud to support.
A great game of Rotary Building Blocks made the most of fellowship time with a captivating game of wooden blocks. This twist on Jenga brought together members in learning about each other with fun questions. We found out who can or would change a tire and much more with each wooden block of the tower that was pulled, stacked, and above all, didn't topple the tower.
Cancer touches everyone one way or another. With diagnosis, chemo, radiation, pills, surgery, and etc, isn't it great the Center for Cancer Education and Support is right here in Arlington!
The Center is host to programs serving nurses, advanced cancer diagnosis patients, cancer patients, care givers, & loved ones. With the coolest programs:
& Renewing energy in everyone impacted by cancer!
Be sure to see more happy faces in the October 17th Costume Bowl-A-Thon! 
