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Schedule of metings is as follows and will be comprised of SIX regular meetings per calendar year. We will meet in January, March, May, July, September and November. Meetings will be held on the SECOND Wednesday at 7 p.m. on the above listed months at the Church of the Good Shepherd, 214 Elm Street, West Springfield, MA 01089
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Services in Biblical parenting, Bible studies, and Prayer groups..and more..
Rose of Sharon Word Ministries helps the local community out by providing knowledge on parenting skills to young parents and others in need of services. A parenting certificate is provided to the parent when classes are completed which can be a big help in many ways.
203 Circuit Ave, Ste.120 West Springfield, Ma 01089
413-342-7323
Uses a reliable Davis Vantage Pro 2 Wireless weather station to gather weather data which has been collecting weather data since March 2006. The station consists of a rain gauge and temperature sensor attached to a pole outside and an anemometer mounter on the chimney above the house. The data collected is transmitted wirelessly to a base station in the house. The base station then sends that data to a program called Cumulus which takes and uploads the data to various internet websites including the National Weather Service. To see more information go to www.westspringfieldwx.com
Memorial School Scholarship Committee
RE: Scholarship opportunity for High School Seniors Who Attended Memorial Elementary School
Apply for a scholarship named in Honor of Greg Doe. Open to West Springfield High School seniors who attended Memorial Elementary School and plan to attend college in the fall.
Applications are available at the West Springfield High School Guidance Department or through Memorial Elementary School. Students must submit the application with their high school transcript and a one-page essay (please see application for detailed instructions).
Anyone wishing to make a financial contribution in support of the Greg Doe Memorial School Scholarship fund is asked to forward a check or money order payable to the Memorial School PTO. Donations can be delivered or mailed to: Memorial Elementary School, 201 Norman Street, West Springfield, MA. 01089. Please indicate “Greg Doe Scholarship Donation” on the envelope and in the memo section of your donation. Inquiries can be directed to Eric J. Doyle at 413-263-3335.
Pella® windows and doors has the products and experience to meet all your window and door replacement needs. From vinyl replacement windows to premium wood products with innovations others can't touch, like shades and blinds between the glass. In addition to our extensive line of products, we offer Installation and Pre-Finishing services, you choose the windows and options and we'll do the rest! 413-736-9239 ext 105 or 860-748-2659 (mobile) email: michaelb@184.pellapdsn.com
Picture L-R: Rotary President-Elect Simon Brighenti. April Cantell, Meghan Rothschild and Rotary President Stella Kalamarakis.
Our speakers today were Meghan Rothschild from the Western Mass Food Bank and April Cantell, President of the local Kiwanis Club.
Meghan explained how locally grown food products and the cooperation of area food stores ALL contributed in the distribution of emergency food supplies to the greater Springfield area. The four counties were assessed for need and then distribution was coordinated with the food stores. A contribution of $1 equals a $13 value in distribution. (A virtual food drive.)
April spoke of Kiwanis's humanitarian effort in sheltering of the homeless. One of the main goals of Kiwanis is elimination of IDD - Iodine Deficiency Disease. Kiwanis means to trade, to share and
to build.
The Taste of West Springfield
Rotarian Noreen Tassinari, BIG E Public Relations, is
presented with a sweet gift from President Simon Brighenti,
to prepare her for the hard work on the upcoming Fair.
September 16 thru October 2nd.
L-R: Rotarian Alan Goodhind, Speaker Committee, Sheila
Doiron, representative of Columbia Gas of Massachusetts
and Rotary President Simon Brighenti.
Sheila’s main topic was the company’s program on Energy
Efficiency. Columbia Gas is a publicly owned company.
Company offers a 75% repayment on a $2,000.00 home gas
conversion loan. With the new Pennsylvania supply, we will
have enough gas for the next 100 years. For more
information, call Sheila at 508-836-7358.
Mr. Anthony Mountain, our High School RYLA rep. gave us
an update on his attendance at the National RYLA
Conference in Milwaukee, June of this year.
Getting ready to bring aboard our newest member Pat
Willcutts. There’s a letter some where around the podium.
It’s official now Pat.
Scholarship Winners
West Springfield UNICO had their West Springfield High School Scholarship Awards Dinner on Wednesday, June 8 in the St. Thomas School Community Room. Members of West Springfield UNICO & family cooked and served the dinners.
6 scholarships were awarded. Pictured above from left are:
Betty McCabe-Pandolfi, Scholarship Committee and Club Secretary, Scholarship winners Chris Santaniello, Brittany Gage, Stephanie Roy, Bobby Spano and Gianna DiClementi.
Missing from picture are Scholarship winner Brandon Lodi and Jane Martone & Karen DiClementi from Scholarship Committee.
Pella® windows and doors has the products and experience to meet all your window and door replacement needs. From vinyl replacement windows to premium wood products with innovations others can't touch, like shades and blinds between the glass. In addition to our extensive line of products, we offer Installation and Pre-Finishing services, you choose the windows and options and we'll do the rest! 413-736-9239 ext 105 or 860-748-2659 (mobile) email: michaelb@184.pellapdsn.com