Whats New at Brighton Rotary today:
Next board meeting will be held at R Daniel's cottage June 20th
Elizabeth and her children have arrived
Brighton Rotary together with the six Rotary Clubs in Northumberland County will plant 500 trees in our communities this fall.
Our 2024/25 inbound youth exchange student will be a young lady from Finland, to arrive mid August.We cooked for Spring Valley PS fun fair Wednesday June 5 after school.
R Audrey and R Daniel are organizing a team for the June 8 Relay for Life walk in Trenton. They are looking for team members and donations.
We are cooking for the Pride Pop Up in the park June 15.
Rotary bottle drive by the Arena Saturday June 22.
Street Dance on Main Street Saturday August 3.
We have recovered the Brighton Rotary Golf trophy
We need some more Rotarians and friends to get food handling certified
Pres Joyce attended District Assembly and impressed with Brighton Rotary's participation by members.
R Chris called for Rotarians interested in donating to the Foundation or Polio Plus to get money in asap so he can make submission this month.
Vision statement
Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
Members in attendance today: 10 Correspondence:
Guests: Rudy and Liesje
1. DG John Burns weekly news letter.
2. Brian Todd Memorial Fund annual grants presentation at King Edward Park Community Centre at 6:30pm.
Smile: 
Three old men talking about their aches and pains.
The 75 year old says “I have a problem. I wake up every morning at 7am and it takes me 20 minutes to pee”.
The 80 year old says, “my case is worst. I get up at 8am and it takes me half an hour to take a bowel movement”
The 90 year old says, “not me. At 7am, I pee like a horse and I crap like a cow.”
So the others ask, “so what’s your problem?”
He replies, “I don’t get up until 9am”
Song: In The Good Old Summer Time
Sharing Pot: $28 won by Penny
What are we Happy About:.
Glad to be back after a few weeks.
Time goes by so fast when you get older.
Wonderful day to welcome Elizabeth and her children to Canada.
Happy to be back with you here.
Happy for what Clay did to make this possible; also to all those that helped.
Looking forward to meeting Elizabeth and the kids.
Courage for Clay to make it happen.
Thanks for painting the desks.
Impressed that our club has such an impressive membership.
Happy for our Brighton Rotary family.
Happy for our new family that Clay has brought to Brighton.
Happy that Rudy could be with us this morning.
Rotary Minute:
What Is your Rotary Club doing to focus on Rotary Fellowships in the month of June 2024, or anytime of the year for that matter? Rotary Fellowships are groups of Rotary members, spouses, and Rotaractors who: Share a common interest in recreational activities, sports, hobbies, or professions, Further their vocational development with others in the same profession or field and enhance their Rotary experience by exploring new opportunities and making connections around the world.