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July 8
 
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July 8
 
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July 8
 
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July 11
 
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July 12
 
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July 13
 
Lee Ginsburg
July 13
 
Ed Pope
July 18
 
Kimmy Tharpe
July 20
 
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July 21
 
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July 24
 
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July 8
 
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Dapper Spar
Stephanie
July 24
 
Stephanie Spar
Dapper Spar
July 24
 
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Barry Zegel
July 30
 
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Cindy Dutra
July 30
 
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Joy Lupanow
July 1, 2008
10 years
 
Lynn MacKenzie
July 1, 2011
7 years
 
Linda Le Vine
July 23, 2008
10 years
 
Mel Le Vine
July 23, 2008
10 years
 
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July 29, 2015
3 years
 
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Stories
The Flag  - June 22, 2018
Rotary This Week
Please enjoy the editorial comments thoughtfully provided by your Rotary notetaker, Dapper Spar
   Flag: Ruth Milch
  Song: Lee teased Dapper that it would be him and then bailed to Poornima's beautiful daughters. They played a great rendition of American the Beautiful  on their violins. 
 
   Invocation: Karen Quiqley
 
Lunch was a buffet, and like always, Lee had our guests go first. 
 
    Guests:  Introduced by Brad Ormsby
Kristine Weiss and John Weiss, our District Governor
Nick Frankle, past District Governor
Joe Baumbaugh
Marion Hall-Marshall
The exceptionally talented Prasad girls.
Charles Bloomquist- not a guest but a member masquerading as a guest
 
 
  Announcements:      
    smiley  The next Club Service meeting is on Monday, July 9th at 12:00 pm at Dapper's office; 4505 Las Virgenes Road, Suite 108.  All Club members are welcome. 
    smiley Sign up for our Summer Social - an evening featuring a Musical Journey with the Beatles; July 13, 2018; 5:30-10:00 pm at the Ronald Reagan Library.  The evening will begin with appetizers, followed by a gourmet buffet dinner and exquisite desserts.  You will also be able to tour the museum, Air Force One and the Genghis Kahn Exhibit.  The all-inclusive price is $80.95 per person.  Reserved tables are available for parties of 10 or more.  Please RSVP to Karen by 6/6. 
     smiley The Rev. Gary Dickey will be honored as the 2018 Patriotic Citizen of the Year at the Red, White and Blue Ball at the Reagan Library, Saturday, June 23rd at 5:30 pm.  All are welcome to attend.  Contact Bob Phillips for details. 
     smiley President Lee's demotion party is scheduled for June 30th at 5:00 pm at the Kerrigan's home.  Please RSVP to the Evite ASAP.  
     smiley The Fourth of July BBQ is from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm at Berniece Bennett Park.  Don't miss it!
     smiley John Weiss helped Lee and Bob Marshall induct a new member, Joe Baubaugh into our club.  Joe's sponsor is Bob Marshall.
 
     smiley Both John Weiss and Karen Quigley presented a Paul Harris Fellow to Bob’s daughter Kate Walters.  A very cool PHF presentation.  Bob told a story about how Kate would dam up a stream when she was young and claim she changed the world.  Now she volunteers for the Red Cross and does change the world.
 
    smiley DG John Weiss then handed Dapper a gift, a bag with sea shells from Morro Bay, his home town.  It apparently cost Dapper $100 and President Lee was insistent that Kimmy put it on my bill.  Then DG John handed Lee a gift, a green shirt and said it cost $100.  "I’m in," said Dapper. We are both down for $100.  Next time no mouthing off President Lee.
 
 
    smiley Harrison then handed out Fun and Games checks, and passed around the new F & G board for the upcoming year. 
 
  Fines:  Fining is Fun Kelly Honig   
Finemaster Kelly got to work.  She called up past Finemaster Charles to help.
Harrison - $38 because of his daughter's graduation and his facebook postings of his home repairs.
Audrey - $18 for her eighteenth birthday.  This note taker is surprised Audrey is that young!
Poornima - $30, $15 each for both of her licensed drivers.
Semih - $29 for his 29th anniversary.
Lee - $20 for three pink shirts, plus one with floral cuffs.  Lee started to whine about it and Kelly's quote was “More Whining = Big Fining”  I thought it was quick and funny.
Charles also fined Kelly the Finemaster $20 for her son's college graduation 
 
 
smiley Happy Dollars:  Dapper's beautiful wife Stephanie Spar
Dapper- "she extorted money out of me because I’m not used to seeing her do anything with money but spend it."
John Weiss- because he’s happy to be here
Nick Frankle- thanking John for a great job
Harrison- because his daughter graduated from high school and he got to spend time with his bro and sis
Dr. Hang -because he is heading back to Vermont for some tractor therapy
Jeanne- thanks to the DG for visiting and her brother needs a kidney
Patrick- gave $100 because he’s happy the Y will finally be opening.  He would like further donors for the project
Kelly- because her son graduated from U of Oregon.  The Ducks know how to party
Andy -he moved Jessica into a nice apartment at USC where it is 100% safe and wonderful
The Chief - gave $5 sad dollars because he is missing the demotion
Bob Marshall  -because his daughter Kate is at the club today and her son graduated from Colorado.
 
What's Coming Up Next?
June 27 - Lee's last meeting
June 30- Lee's Demotion Party
July 4 - Rotary BBQ at Berniece Bennett Park
July 11 - Bob Marshall's first meeting
 
Upcoming Board Meetings Dates.
All Board Meetings are held at 7:30 am in the Community Room at Westlake Village City Hall. All Rotary members are welcome to attend.
July 12, 2018 
     
     Program
  
Bob Marshall again introduced his daughter Kate, who was our speaker.  Kate volunteers at the Colorado Springs Red Cross and she is a communications specialist.  She lives in Colorado.  Kate opened with a funny joke about the disaster team calling out to a lost rafter and when the rafter finally answered, she said she already donated.  Very funny.
Kate talked about the five ways the Red Cross helps:
                              Disaster
                              Blood drives
                              International
                              Armed forces (I know that’s only four but I missed the fifth.  That’s what you guys get when you hire the handicapped)
The Red Cross was here to help with the Thomas Fire and all the devastation that followed.  Last year they also helped with Hurricane Harvey, Irma, Maria and other natural disasters.  They have 270 local chapters with over 300,000 volunteers on the ground.  They put on the “Warrior Games” at the Air Force Academy to help members of the Armed Forces.  
After a disaster they help with shelter, food, long term recovery, mental health and many other areas.  They even have a large truck that brings WiFi to the area so people can get in touch with loved ones and charge their phones. Kate is one hell of a volunteer.
 
Dr. Bill concluded the meeting with the 4 Way Test.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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