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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Ken Snow
June 6
 
Brian Hynes
June 12
 
Mary Stec
June 17
 
Audrey Brown
June 18
 
Spouse Birthdays
Kristine McDonough
June 26
 
Anniversaries
Andy Lupanow
Joy
June 11
 
Joy Lupanow
Andy Lupanow
June 11
 
Semih Sinik
Stasia Sinik
June 17
 
William (Bill) Hang
Debbie
June 26
 
Join Date
Cheri Blessing
June 1, 2001
17 years
 
Aaron Guerrero
June 15, 2016
2 years
 
Executives & Directors
President
 
President Elect
 
President Elect Nominee
 
Immediate Past President
 
Secretary
 
Treasurer
 
International Service
 
Vocational Service
 
Youth Service - Co-Chair
 
Membership Chair
 
Director at large
 
Director at large
 
Director at large
 
Director at large
 
Assistant Governor Group 4
 
The Rotary Foundation Chairperson
 
Sgt at Arms
 
Stories
The Flag  - June 3, 2018
Rotary This Week
 
   Flag: Stephanie Spar
  Song: Harrison Reed - the Star Spangled Banner on his trumpet! 
 
   Invocation: Rev. Gary Dickey- honoring the men and women in the Armed Services who sacrificed their lives. 
 
    Guests:  Introduced by Brad Ormsby
Bob Marshall's guest Joe Baumbach
Hans Korsmo- Westlake Sunrise Club
Shireen Tanna - Guest of Lee
Barry Zegal - Jan's husband
Greg Monterrossa - guest speaker
  Announcements:      
    smiley  The next Club Service meeting is on Monday, June 11 at 12:00 pm at Dapper's office; 4505 Las Virgenes Road, Suite 108.  All Club members are welcome. 
    smiley  The Westlake Boat cruise was a lot of fun. 
 
        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 The Oak Park School District and the students who participated in the Four - Way Essay Contest sent the Club a thank you letter.
  
     smiley President Lee's demotion party is scheduled for June 30th.  Details to follow. 
 
  Fines:  Fining is Fun Kelly Honig
 
Chief Missing Tooth – attended a spinning class- $20
Kimmy – Lilly’s b-day at Disneyland, which was a more appropriate location than their last outing at a brewery- $12 
Karen – Trip with college roommate to Minnesota and posting pictures of bathing suit clad hotties on Facebook- $20
Nadine & Stephanie Bell Harbourne both fined for birthdays; Nadine’s on the 25th and Stephanie’s on the 27th. Fines the same
Ray – fined for buying a new car, some German vehicle. - $20  (President Lee doubled Ray’s fine because he wouldn’t tell us what kind of car he bought.)
 
Happy Dollars:  Poornima!
Jeanne - her daughter received a rotary scholarship
Ruth – had a great trip to Italy 
Mike Dutra – had a great trip to Cancun and he will be missing a tooth this weekend at Oakheart.  His new name can be Chief Missing Tooth. 
Andy – happy about the upcoming social at the Reagan Library that Karen is putting together
Linda – very happy that Feeding the Homeless is going great.
Harvey – happy about last week's social; the “Three Hour Tour and Gilligan's Crew."
Karen – happy because her step daughter just graduated and got a job.
Dapper – our 17 year old made 2nd team All Marmonte in lacrosse.
Bob - His grandson graduated from the Colorado School of Mines and got a job with SpaceX.
 
What's Coming Up Next?
June 6 - Dr. Blake Brisbois- Engage
June 13 - RYLA recap
June 20 - Bob's Marshall's daughter
June 27 - Lee's last meeting
June 30- Lee's Demotion Party
 
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.
June 12, 2018 (may change)
     
     Program
Audrey introduced our speaker, Greg Monterossa.  Greg is an entrepreneur who now runs HUB 101, CLU’s entrepreneur center at the corner of Lindero and Agoura Rd.  
 
Greg gave us detailed information on the tech companies in the Conejo and why our area is so attractive to technology companies and their vast brain trusts.  Amgen started it all here in 1980.  There are others like Skyworks, Sports Academy, Xirrius, Shire and many more.  Sports organizations like the Rams whose players are trying to fund startups in the area. 
 
Greg then  discussed all the different programs they offer at HUB 101 for the aspiring entrepreneur and for those who have been in the game for years. They have 2 hour free programs, weekend programs and 10 week programs, all designed to foster innovation and startups.  Greg is full of energy and it's easy to see why CLU asked him to be involved.
 
 
Dapper led the club in the four way test and then threw down a superb heckle on RayPresident Lee adjourned the meeting.
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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