Birthday boy Vocational Service Director Paul Yiu sings his birthday song.

Guest speaker Mr Simon Lau, MD and Consultant of Skytruck Transportation Ltd and daughter Ms Vivian Lau. Skytruck specializes in domestic and cross-border container haulage services in Hong Kong.

Simon has been invited by PP Alex Ho to speak on the trucking industry, drivers' licensing and regulatory policy implications in Hong Kong.

Yes, this is a luncheon talk. Simon, we are attentive and enjoy your talk , especially on your insight and experience in seeing the importance of practice in logistics rather than efficiency on paper.

Simon receives club banner and photo from acting president VP Geoffrey Lung.

A beaming birthday boy PE Francis Chan sings his birthday song.

Francis shows off his new Rotary gold tie clip.

Visiting Rotarian Sushil Goel of Rotary Club of Delhi Akash, District 3010, and of the Institute of Developmental Assessment & Counseling (IDAC),Delhi, India exchanges club banners with President David Ting..

Visiting guest Mr Murphy Chan of Charles Monat Associates Ltd chats with our Community Service Director Fergus Fung.

Other visiting guests include Mrs Grace Chan, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Society for the Blind, and Mr Ronald Kwok of Chanel Ltd, Hong Kong.

Our guest speaker Mr Lee Hung Gun tells a truly touching and personal story on taking care a most beloved patient of the Alzheimer's disease.

Mr Lee has been invited by PP So Kin Shing, a long-time friend of decades.

Mr Lee introduces the basic information on the disease, casts away our misunderstandings, describes what support is available to both the patient and the caretaker (e.g. the Hong Kong Alzheimer Disease Association), and raises our concern for Alzheimer's disease victims

Mrs Grace Chan, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Society for the Blind, shares her perspectives on taking care and supporting the less fortunate members of society.

Mr Lee receives souvenir club banner from President David.

Mr Lee with friend, Mrs Grace Chan, President David and PP So Kin Shing.

Our club donates the day's Red Box contributions to the Hong Kong Alzheimer Disease Association through the purchasing of Mr Lee's autobiography "Memories Lost and Found" - a chronicle of his life taking care of his beloved wife, a sufferer of the disease, in recent years.

Interactors Carolyn Poon and Joyce Chan of Maryknoll Convent School promote their Joint Interact Bazaar coming up on 14 August 2005. Our club support their enthusiasm by purchasing 10 bazaar coupon booklets worth $1,000.

President Lancelot Khan of the Rotary club of Taipei Yang-Te makes a surprise visit with good news on their sister club establishment with the Rotary Club of The Peak.

Lancelot demonstrates his competency in Biliteracy and Trilingualism in speaking to us in Cantonese. No problem, Lancelot; we understand you perfectly. We're just about the same level of competency if we are speaking in Putonghua.

President David Ting chairs our first Club Assembly at which our directors for the four avenues of service report on upcoming activities and plans for the year.

Rotarian Fergus Fung reports on community service activities planned for the year.

PE Francis Fung on club service activities.

PP So Kin Shing announces activities of the Rotary Centennial Institute for Wetland Conservation.

Rotarian Paul Yiu reports on vocational service activities planned for the year.

President Lancelot let us in on activities of their club in the four avenues of service in Taipei.

Upcoming is the club's participation in activities on the International Cleanup the World Day on 17 September 2005 - a serious business.

We break loose when it comes to celebrating the birthday of our Rotarian member - and guess whose birthday it is....

President David Ting leads in outlining the new year's plans.

We're off to a good start as Sergeant-at-Arms S M Li reports a record-setting year-opening-luncheon red box contribution of over $8,000 from members and guest. David, what is it that you have to brood upon?