Week-in-Review 3/16/2016
Posted by Julie Villemaire
on Mar 16, 2016
The meeting was opened at 12:15 with the Pledge of Allegiance by President Bill, followed by a pausing Roland Gagne leading the Four-Way-Test. Joe Basset lead us in an opening prayer.
President-Elect Lucie introduced guests: Delilah Poupore, Executive Director, Heart of Biddeford & Chuck Gajewski (Susan's husband).
New member induction by President Bill: Naomme Paris (Biddeford Savings Bank) sponsored by Bernice Wood. President Bill reminded us of a quote from Tom Brokaw, "It's easy to make a buck; tougher to make a difference."
Bill thanked Jim Mcallister for donating his 50/50 last week to the SAA.
This week's 50/50 of $31 was won by Sue Gajewski which was donated back to the SAA to save Bill from having to make up the SAA budget.
SAA- Joe M & Karen C
Happy Dollars:
Rob M for his daughter home from college in Boston and for hiking sections the Eastern Trail
Mark N to promote the City Theater production of "Next to Normal"
Bernice as a sponsor of Susan for her 4th year in Rotary
Lucie has return from PETS
Jackson for all the auction items turned in
Bill for his daughter Erin representing UNE College of Pharmacy in WDC
Heather for her daughter's acceptance into Northeastern Univ
Susan G for having Chuck as a guest after 3 year in the club
Jim A for grandson Fynnfor winning the Yarmouth School talent contest as a Robotic Dancer
Lucie for the pot-luck food sign-up for the auction
Carole brush for the Eastern Trail
Fines:
Bill for the impressive membership induction pledge
Bill for making fun of Karen's auction film
Rob & Lucie for late auction items
Lucie for Karen's debit card being shut off
Gender fine for all males: Karen got 4" cut from her hair and none noticed even fro her husband!
Ladies table-too much estrogen!
Jackson for letting people got way beyond the auction deadline for turning in items
Brian for replying to emails with "Dr Brian"
Roland for the dramatic pause on the 4-way-test
Jeremy for the PJs day at school
Karen for hurting Joe's feelings