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SPEAKERS:
Feb 15th - Dennis Picard Director of Storrowton Village Museum Dennis Picard has been demonstrating the ice harvesting trade for ten years at museums and environmental education centers. He will display some of his antique tools of that trade including several invented here in Massachusetts. He will share the interesting tale of this once massive enterprise that is now fading from our collective memory.
Feb 22nd - Arlene Miller of the MA Dept. of Environmental Protection Arlene is the Municipal Recycling Assistance Coordinator for western MA and assists over 100 communities in western MA with their recycling programs. She works with communities on their recycling education, waste ban information, school recycling programs, as well as multi family and business recycling issues. Arlene is a former Selectmen in Longmeadow (15 years) and currently serves on both the Longmeadow Recycling Commission as as the Longmeadow Community Preservation Committee.
Feb 29th - Dr. Morriss-Olson - Baypath College
FROM THE ARCHIVES: At the March 3, 1944 meeting of the Springfield Rotary Club held at Hotel Kimball, Captain H. W. Underwood, U.S.N. spoke on the war in the Pacific. He spoke on the reliance of Japan on cargo and naval ships, and is optimist about America's chances of success because of it's great rate of ship construction. He did, however, predict as most navy men thought that the job in the Pacific would not be completed until the middle of 1946. |
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