Barry Stoltz, on desk duty this morning, introduced our guests: Ashley Greenwood and Paul Reeve from Routes Youth Centre; and our youth exchange student Emily Hall and her mother Shelley. After breakfast Sergeant At Arms Bill Armstrong told another joke - much better than last week's!

Happy Dollars from Bruce Eccles who just sold his Harley-Davidson motorcycle; Marnee Maroes who celebrated an anniversary but did not tell us which one. She also thanked Bob Morrow for the photos of Emily that she put on a digital photo frame for Emily to take to Denmark next week.

Roger Stewart returned from a couple weeks in New Brunswick where he has a home on the river. He was impressed with the bar closing time in Halifax - 4 AM. Carl Fraser played golf at the Hamilton Golf and Country Club as a guest of Golf Canada. Playing from the Canadian Open blocks he shot a 96.

Shirley Molloy told us about a Rotary Club of Burlington fundraiser called Lakeside A La Carte. Tickets are $110 and the event is Sunday August 12 from 1:00 to 5:00 PM. President Joe Guedes informed us that The Rotarian promoted an app that tells where Rotary clubs meet. Marnee then informed us that one is also available on Clubrunner.

Ralph Montesanto asked us to look for an article and photo in the Star Journal either this week or next showcasing the Rotary Sunrise Community Garden and the produce going to the Salvation Army Food Bank.

Rob Reid helped us celebrate Emily Hall's last meeting before leaving for Denmark and that was followed by Ashley Greenwoods presentation on the Routes Youth Centre. In case you are unable to view the attached video please go to the club website.