Ralph was S/A and he proceeded to contest the forthcoming fine administered last week by standup standin S/Arms Dave Shaw as Ralph said he did try to contact Greg Parker to fill in for last week. Greg being his usual self could not just let the moment go,--no sirree bob, so he got fined for being "smart".
Doug L was fined for winning 50/50 draw.
Angela was fined for taking off her shirt. Bill Shaw and Doug were fined for yelling out " more....more" as she was removing said article of clothing. Angela was chastized by Ralph for modelling. Ralph was treading water by this point right girls????
Don's phone rang. It was his brother Cliff who had pocket dialed him.
Ralph showed off a younger version of himself in a Rotary photo album from 1977 on return from study exchange in Africa. Greg "smart" again Parker said the pic was taken in 1942......
Brian P was fined for inviting people to a party ( the 20th anniversary of his UPS business). and being in the Packet article.
Julie too was fined for being in the Packet with Nancy A in the Girls Night Out photo opp.
Reid was fined for leaving his wife during surgery to come and eat lunch. (hospital food--no wonder he came to Rotary lunch)!).
Kevin and Mario will be fined for being absent from Rotary lunch,not to sit by Mary's bedside during Reid's absence, but to go .....golfing!!!!
Neal was fined for being late.
50/50 draw. Total of $60 raised. $18 1st won by Doug Langman 2nd of $12 wond by Randy Again??? Klein.
Noel Stern of the Salvation Army said some wonderful words of thanks to our club for our $500 donation to the Salvation Army summer day camp program. Because of this donation, 10-12 kids were able to participate. We were given a tshirt with kids' names on the back who had participated as a thanks! John Hammill will put it in the Rotary Place section. Angela had a wonderful brain wave of auctioning the shirt off....Then she took the shirt off. (That action in some venues could have raised her some $......).
Happy members today: Julie was hpapy she put the cottage to bed over the weekend. Cliff was happy that Deb gave him back $5 of the bingo $ for cards she was able to sell but he graciously donated it back to the Bingo earnings for the club. Rusty will be taking "early retirement" at the young age of 89 at the end of the month. Chuck was thrilled that one of his bingo customers was the $1400 jackpot bingo winner last week and she made a donation back to the club. Deb announced MAT filme night tomorrow night at the Galaxy--come one, come all. Angela is happy that her hubbied "Kevin" was the official winner of $500 divided by 5 people in Bingo at Brewery Bay last week. Kevin will donate the $100 to his son, Evan.
Here's a pic of Jed Levene live at the controls during our Bingo Transmission and Nancy Welton hard at work as well!
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.Our speaker was Anne Marie Hayes who did a good presentation on ways to keep your teen alive while driving. Her topic was teen safety and she is involved in a free program that is being offered in an all-day format at Ontario secondary schools. She is exploring partners and was hoping Rotary would consider this. She calls the presentation The Sweet Life Road show and there are presentations to teens and then one to parents. MVA's are preventable and there is so much we can do. With teens there can be a lack of awareness of the risks, they are inexperienced drivers, and they tend to act impulsively and their level of distractibility is high during adolescence. Parents also underestimate the dangers in teen driving and often don't know what to do or how to help. Anne Marie showed an informative video of the teen all-day program that was interesting and geared to teens. 
