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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Ronnie Stone
April 1
 
Brad Ormsby
April 13
 
Michael Chulak
April 17
 
Mary Olson
April 25
 
Mel Le Vine
April 28
 
Anniversaries
Bob Marshall
Marion Hall-Marshall
April 2
 
Marion Hall-Marshall
Robert Marshall
April 2
 
Ken Snow
Ronalee Snow
April 28
 
Join Date
Bob Marshall
April 1, 2013
2 years
 
Jack Dwyer
April 1, 1983
32 years
 
Naomi Finkel
April 2, 2007
8 years
 
Dave Nelson
April 14, 1999
16 years
 
Stories
President Ray Taylor welcomed his fellow Rotarians to the April 15, 2015 meeting of the Rotary Club of Westlake Village.
 
Brian Hynes led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Nadine Larson led a beautiful rendition of God Bless America.” 
Stephanie Bell-Harbourne provided the invocation.
 
Guests
Brad Ormsby welcomed the club’s one guest, Barbara Lestak.  Barbara is a retired attorney who learned about the Club at the Rotary Information Booth at last weekend’s Street festival.  Way to go guys!
 
Meals on Wheels
Charles Bloomquist passed around the Meals on Wheels sign-up sheet. Pick up of the meals is at Los Robles Hospital (entrance is near the back loading dock) at 11:00AM, SHARP!  The whole project takes no more than 1.5 hours and means the world to the recipients of these hot, nutritious meals.
April 18th               Harvey Magidow
April 25                 Poornima Prassad
May 2                   Open
May 9                   Stephanie Bell-Harbourne
May 16                 Open
May 23                 Open
June 6                  Open
June 13                 Harvey Magidow
June 20                 Open
June 27                 Ken Snow
 
Street Festival
By all accounts this year’s Street Festival was a huge success.  President Ray Taylor asked members of the Street Festival organizing Committee to stand up and be recognized.  While these individuals helped to organize this year’s event, a whole host of Rotarians played a key role whether in striping the street on Friday, to setting up at 6 am on Sunday, a big thank you to all that were involved. A Street Festival wrap-up meeting is being planned.  It is a sure bet it won’t be at 11 am before a regular meeting and may involve an adult beverage or two.   
 
How Many Rotarians Does it Take to Mark the Street?
 
Get It Charles!
 
Rookie Rotarians Working Hard
 
A lot of Rotary Social Events Coming Up
Just when you thought things would slow down after the Street Festival, our members have come up with four wonderful social opportunities.
 
April 19 – K9’s for Warriors Interact Fundraiser
Led by the face painting queen herself, local Interact members will be hosting an event to raise funds for K9’s for Warriors at 2 pm at Newberry Park High School.  Tickets are $15.  Contact Barbara Chilton for more information. 
 
April 23 – K9’s for Warriors Fundraiser at Bellini’s
Blaine Ostranger has put together another great excuse to enjoy some good wine (who needs an excuse) while raising money for the Club’s favorite cause, K9’s for Warriors.  Join your fellow Rotarian for a night of wine, food, and fun.  Tickets costs $30.  Please contact Blaine for more information. 
 
April 29 – Cars and Cabernet
You have six days to recover from Bellini's and attend “Cars & Cabernet” at Prinicpe Vineyards, located at 1873 W. Potrero Road.  Enjoy wine from the private Principe vineyard while enjoying the family’s collection of spectacular vehicles.  This event is free, so you have no excuse.  RSVP to Blaine Ostranger.
 
May 8 – Oakheart Kickoff Soiree
It appears that Barbara was feeling outdone by Blaine, so she is organizing a swing dance soiree to kick off Oakheart season while raising money for the Wounded Warrior project.  Barbara promises a night of swing dancing, food, cocktails, and silent auction.  The fun begins at 6 pm at the Los Robles Golf Course Garden Terrace.  Email Barbara at innmediate@aol.com your RSVP. 
 
Gib Poury
Gib provided part two of his southern states vacation.  I wish I could tell you what Gib said, but I nodded off.  Gib was levied with a $10 fine. 
 
Four Way Test Essay Contest
Stephanie Bell-Harbourne organized this year’s Four Way Test Essay Contest.  She introduced the following winners of the contest and asked several students to read their essays.  A cash prize was provided to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners in each grade level. 
 
Elementary School
1st          Haley Gilchrist                   6th grade               
2nd         Charlotte Fetch                  4th grade               
3rd          Eliot Cox                          6th  grade              
3rd          Steve Yang                      5th grade              
HM         Mex Feltner                      5th grade               
HM         David McClain                   5th grade              
HM         Shane Weeks                    5th grade               
 
Middle School
1st           Jackson Gann                   7th grade              
2nd          Terrence Ransom              7th grade              
3rd           Bianca Hofstatter              8th grade              
HM          Alexa Solomon                  8th grade               
 
High School
1st           Ethan O’Connor                 11th grade             
2nd          Polina Davydov                 12th grade             
3rd          Carter Smith                     12th grade            
HM         Katherine Kim                    12th grade             
HM         Dakota Read                      11th grade             
 
 
 
  
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