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President: Ross Bickford
Secretary: Kim Menary
Treasurer: Andy Hilldale/Jennifer Rodriguez-Mueller
Meeting time & place:
Upcoming Events
- Plaza Concert, 9/11 @ 6:00 p.m., Petty Theft
- Youth Park Hot Dog Stand, Friday 9/19 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- Guerneville Cemetery Cleanup, Saturday 9/27 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- Crab Feed, 1/31/15, Shone Farm
Upcoming Speakers/Special Meetings
- 9/2: Dinner & meeting at the Guerneville School Garden (end of Carrier Lane)
- 9/9: Children’s Humanitarian International
- 9/16: The Wit and Wisdom of Abraham Lincoln
- 9/23: El Molino Interact Club
- 9/30: Council on Aging
- 10/7: Service Above Self Award Dinner
- 10/21: District Governor's Visit - Kevin Eisenberg
Welcome!
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Meeting Called to Order
President Ross called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m.
The Pledge was led by Michael Torr.
Herman gave an invocation.
Brendan led us in the Four Way Test
Jeff Davis had a joke for us.
Visiting Rotarians: n/a
Guests of Rotarians: Kathy Smith, Richelle Stoufer, Paula Green, Kim Lambert, Jamie Daniels
Correspondence: n/a
Announcements: The meeting started with Mike Nicholls 8th Paul Harris presentation. What a generous Rotarian!
Herman G. and Ross visited the Interact Club at El Molino.
Happy Bucks: $5 from Andy "just because" he wanted to get on the charts!
Fines: Ross thanked Herman J. for his hard work fining members the week before, so fined him $30 for his trouble. Herman J. racked up another $3 for no badge or pin, then a further $5 for having been Michael Torr's sponsor when he joined Rotary. Speaking of which MT was fined $5 for his birthday and another $5 for it being his induction anniversary. Ed also has an upcoming anniversary and was fined $5. Knud was also celebrating his induction anniversary and was fined for $5.
Raffle:
Program: Richelle Stoufer, the Guerneville School Garden Coordinator was our speaker for the evening (with other members of the staff chipping in now and then.) Our donation to the garden has gone toward irrigation and new gloves.
The garden is also coordinating with the Occidental Arts and Ecology Center. Clark Wolf has also been a major proponent of the school garden.5