The meeting commenced very well, on time and to the tune of Rotary Grace.Newly elected President James introduced our guests, DG John Glassford and his wife Susan, and Maria Egan, guest of PDG John.
PP Paul reminded us of Lillier Lodge cooking, and has several volunteers to go with him. It is a very good night. ![]() | |
Susan Glassford drew the raffle, and the bottle of wine went to Maria E. Richly deserved. | |
Bob Willis is on the Foundation Committee and urged the members to put in an extra $50 to become a Centurion. He has a calculating money box which accepts $2 coins. It takes a very short time to collect 25 of these, and you just don't miss it. But the good that small change does is enormous. |
PP Frank Fuller was Sergeant this week.He was in top form.DG John paid up because of Susan's black eye, Adrian was chipped for his hurried departure last week with all the money, John Gray was simply mentioned, Stuart Heriot, Ward Gaiter, and Tim Hutchings were all nabbed because they were new, and Michael Georgiou was accused and convicted for bribery. Seems he was allowed to tell a joke if he passed over some cash!
And of course our unshaven President was paraded!
Apologies:
Laurie Blowes, John Hawkins, Geoff Breust, Phil Burgess , Ken Cook: Colin Duff, John Ferguson, Nick Leywood, John Mason, Steve McCoy. Paul Murray, Graeme Obst, John Smith, Jonny Shuter.
Make ups:
David Foster
Visitors:
DG John Glassford, Maria Egan, Susan Glassford.

Susan Glassford drew the raffle, and the bottle of wine went to Maria E. Richly deserved.
Bob Willis is on the Foundation Committee and urged the members to put in an extra $50 to become a Centurion. He has a calculating money box which accepts $2 coins. It takes a very short time to collect 25 of these, and you just don't miss it. But the good that small change does is enormous.