Brickbats and Bouquets
Posted by Stephen Rhodes
The Sgt at Arms committee finally caught up with Len and fined him $2 for ducking out of previous fines. Peter was fined for a senior moment, forgetting Sylvia's name. John Mullen won the Jim Inglis award.
Sheila was fined for tag teaming with sister Sylvia in raffle sales at Rib n Roll. Captain Norm was dinged for baiting the sgt at arms committee over lunch and also admitting to smuggling drugs with Youth Exchange students. Brad was fined for ignoring somebody on the SAA commitee, as they offered a luncheon seat.
On the Happy front, Robert M had successful cataract surgery. Denis is travelling to teach aboriginal women about entrepreneurship. Bill was happy Mother Nature protected Rib n Roll from threatening weather. Glen was happy Parkway School raised $10,000 on the weekend.
Peter reported his brother-in-law had successful surgery and Sally is improving as well. Rita reports a great year at work, where she won an award as top performer. Carl's grand-daughter won the gold in solo ballet. Janet is happy that the Brampton Y placed first in GTA and fourth in Canada in a recent customer service exercise.
Gerry's 88 year old mother-in-law is visiting. Sheila is a grand mother, again. Steve Robinson reports RBC had a winner on a $25,000 hole in one competition it sponsored. Daisy is happy for Rib n Roll's success and is looking forward to Thunder Run June 25. Warren is happy his body contains only 33 per cent fat as he embarks on a weight loss regimen. And John Suds would be happy to have Norm sit elsewhere next week and every week thereafter.
On the Happy front, Robert M had successful cataract surgery. Denis is travelling to teach aboriginal women about entrepreneurship. Bill was happy Mother Nature protected Rib n Roll from threatening weather. Glen was happy Parkway School raised $10,000 on the weekend.
Peter reported his brother-in-law had successful surgery and Sally is improving as well. Rita reports a great year at work, where she won an award as top performer. Carl's grand-daughter won the gold in solo ballet. Janet is happy that the Brampton Y placed first in GTA and fourth in Canada in a recent customer service exercise.
Gerry's 88 year old mother-in-law is visiting. Sheila is a grand mother, again. Steve Robinson reports RBC had a winner on a $25,000 hole in one competition it sponsored. Daisy is happy for Rib n Roll's success and is looking forward to Thunder Run June 25. Warren is happy his body contains only 33 per cent fat as he embarks on a weight loss regimen. And John Suds would be happy to have Norm sit elsewhere next week and every week thereafter.