Happy Dollars: Karen for shedding 10 lbs. at the Y, Jeremy Ray was happy, but I didn’t hear why, as we were still laughing about Karen’s  weight and her joy over being able to wear her favorite pants again. Dennis Elie gave $100.00 happy dollars ear marked for the Past Presidents Fund, because he sold his business yesterday. David Moravick our visiting Rotarian guest was happy to give up a buck to celebrate the 90th anniversary of his Kennebunk Club. A club sponsored by the Biddeford Saco club. Julie V. was happy for the pick and pay help that made her day at the auction easier. Lori Joe was happy for all of the phone bank help she got at the Auction. President Ken was happy with the Auction turn out. Bill Kany was happy that his daughter Aaron placed in the top ten of a national pharmaceutical consultation competition. Steve M. was happy that his daughter Marina graduated from nursing school and is being fought over by several departments at Maine Med, Jackie is happy to be retiring tomorrow. Matt Simmons was happy to have attended his first auction and had a good time. Peg Levasseur was happy that Steve’s daughter Marina got her educational start in her program. Fausto was happy; by I couldn’t hear the reason. There were a few others, sorry to have missed them.
Fines: Jackson had to give up 10% of his winnings, Brian for handing out the two dollar bills, and one other, but we were still laughing about the first, Earl was fined for artful parking in a handicapped striped spot, not the actual spot, Joe M. for not following the auctioneers script Sunday, George W. for not getting the final Auction tally out sooner, it wasn’t Georges fault, but he gracefully took the hit. Carl Goodwin was fined for not telling Keith something that I didn’t hear, Karen for calling Keith. A fine was levied for all of those who were going to listen to Governor LaPage at Thornton academy.
Auction Picture Fines: Me, for being a peeping Rob thru the curtain. Heather for texting, Randy and Jackson for allegedly texting back, Dennis Elie, Alan Nelson for staying awake. Steve Morin for not looking like he was awake. He raised concerns about the brownies in the kitchen labeled “Gluten Free” suggesting another ingredient may have been substituted and Bill Kany for looking disgusted.
Scooters were $2.00