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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
William (Bill) Hang
October 10
 
Cheri Blessing
October 21
 
Margie Price
October 23
 
Anniversaries
Bob Phillips
Trudy
October 15
 
Stephanie Bell-Harbourne
John
October 15
 
Mary Olson
Gonzo Raymond
October 21
 
Join Date
Brian Hynes
October 9, 2013
1 year
 
Charles Bloomquist
October 13, 2010
4 years
 
W. Kyle Griffith
October 22, 2012
2 years
 
Margie Price
October 24, 2007
7 years
 
Stories
President Ray Taylor welcomed members to the October 15, 2014 meeting of the Rotary Club of Westlake Village. 
Bruce House led the flag salute.
Lee Ginsburg led the song.
Jim Campbell provided the invocation.
 
Guests
PP Bradford Ormsby welcomed the following guests:
Bill Gorback – guest of Naomi Finkel
Tom Rosengram – guest of PP Ed Pope
Deborah Hang – wife of Bill Hang
Kimberly Thorpe – Special guest of President Ray Taylor
Veronica Ellias - Special guest of President Ray Taylor
Todd Fisher – Special guest of Bob Marshall
Ken Warner – Thousand Oaks Rotary Club
Andrea and Brett Daily – Daughter and son-in-law of Bob and Marion Marshall
 
Announcements
There sure seems to be a lot going on over the next few weeks.  See below for a wide variety of Rotary events in town:
 
Friday, October 17 -  7:00 pm
Borderline Bar & Grill
Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Newbury Park
 
Saturday, October 18 - 7:30 am
Jack Dwyer will be there!
 
Saturday, October 18 3:00 – 8:00 pm
President Ray Taylor, Audrey Brown, Kerry Kallman, and Ronnie Stone will be there!
 
Saturday, October 18 1:00 -5:00 pm
Benefiting Wounded Warrior Project and Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra
 
Saturday, October 18 – 5:30 pm
Early evening run benefiting Triunfo YMCA and part of the Westlake Village City Celebration.
 
Sunday, October 19 9 am – 4:00 pm
Moorpark Road at Janss Marketplace
Multiple members of our club will be manning a booth at the Street Fair.
 
Wednesday, October 29 – 5:30 pm
Join host Mary Olson for a fun night of food, drinks, pumpkin carving, and fellowship at KCLU on Wednesday October 29 at 5:30 pm.  The noon meeting at North Ranch Country Club will be dark that day, so there is no additional cost to attend. 
 
Paul Harris Fellow
PP Ed Pope introduced his co-worker and friend Tom Rosengram.  Ed presented Tom with a Paul Harris Fellow recognition.  Ed donated $1,000 to the Rotary Foundation in Tom’s name.  Thank you Ed for such a generous donation, and congratulations to Tom on receiving such a distinguished honor.  Read more about the Paul Harris Fellow here. 
 
 
Three New Members
It seems that President Ray Taylor’s “Code Red” is starting to take off as the club welcomed and inducted three new members today:
 
Poornima Prased – sponsored by PP Jeanne Archer
Pete Toussi – sponsored by Bill Hang
Ronnie Stone – sponsored by President Ray Taylor
 
Congratulations and welcome to Rotary!
 
Shopping Spree – Save the Date!
Ken Snow reported that it is official, the Club will be bringing back the Holiday Shopping Spree for underprivileged children.  On Tuesday, December 2, Club members will be matched with local youth for a holiday shopping spree at the new Westlake Village Target.  More details to come.
 
Wheel of Misfortune
President Ray Taylor asked Nadine Larson to spin the wheel.  Nadine landed on #8, which resulted in a fine for the youngest member of her table.  We could not find out who was the youngest at that table.
 
Dolores Randell spun next and landed on #7.  NO FINE.  Way to go Dolores!
 
Big Fine for Steve Kerrigan
President Ray Taylor fined Steve Kerrigan for a piece on Steve in the North Ranch Magazine.  Apparently, Steve grows monstrous size pumpkins, the largest being 300 pounds.  President Taylor fined Steve $1 for every pound of his largest pumpkin. 
Steve with his first "monster" pumpkin circa 1926. 
 
Program
Bravery Uncorked
Bill Hang introduced Brett Darrington.  Brett is a local chiropractor and physical therapist.  An avid athlete, Brett is involved in Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra (DSES) which is a nationally acclaimed year-round adaptive sports program based in Mammoth Lakes.  Twice a year DSES hosts a Wounded Warrior event for disabled veterans.  Brett has volunteered at the event and decided to do more.  He organized “Bravery Uncorked” a photography, food, wine and jazz event that benefits DSES and the Wounded Warrior Project.  The event will be held on Saturday, October 18 at the Landing Grill and Sushi at Westlake Lake.  Click here for more information.