Perennial fine magnet Past President Norm got a chance to dish it out last week and cut a swath through the club leading off with Jim Inglis for last in. Dittie was fined for some past transgression, JWS for being Citizen of the Year, Brad Goodison for sitting at the attendance table and failing to take attendance, Jerome for impersonating a Rotarian, Ed for vigour and Bert Sharp for not wearing a name tag.

Gerry was happy to be soon departing on Dreams Take Flight. Paul was happy that JWS always had trouble staying quiet. Warren's oldest daughter has graduated but is now considering teachers' college in Australia. Rick's son has graduated basic training. He also praised JWS for enriching our membership. Larry talked about the launch of the Road Safety Campaign, which involves 26 agencies in the city.

Jim Inglis is tired and sore from first moving his office and then his daughter, home from a year at university in Boston. Tim's oldest daughter has completed Teacher's College. Amolak purchased a new house.

And the last word to John Sandeson, who is happy to be a Rotarian because he says it was in large part through his work with Rotary that he has been honoured as Brampton's Citizen of the Year.