LOTS & LOTS OF BRAGS
Jason Stillwell: bragged on the 50th year of Rotaract $50
Kevin Walthers: Kevin was very happy to announce that his son Trey will be going to Orcutt Academy starting in the fall of 2018. $50
Rich Watson: Rich and his wife drove their son's 1996 car up to Seattle to give to him. They made it in one piece and thoroughly enjoyed the deluxe AM/FM radio entertainment that the vehicle provided. He also thanked Jake Bradfield (Carol & Clay's son) for taking time out to speak to their son about possible military service. $50
Mark Bachman: Mark came back from a recent trip to Oakland and today (2/8) was actually his birthday. Happy Birthday Mark!! $100
Teresa Reyburn: bragged on the Rotarians that helped her with the Special Olympics fundraising dinner. $50 She also added an additional $25 for Mark Jackson's Mad Hatter decorations.
Shannon Seifert: bragged on Mike Cardona, Mike Moats, Mike Buhring and Roberto Rodriguez for developing such fine "ball tossing" skills. Hmmm.....We're going to have to take her word for it, because we actually didn't see any of those skills displayed this morning. 
$50
Frank Ortiz: bragged on Mike Buhring for going to PETS sometime in the near future. He and Scottie also returned from a recent trip to Hawaii where they had a fantastic time. $60
Jim Small: He and his wife recently celebrated their 43rd wedding anniversary. Happy Anniversary you two....and wishing you many more to come!! $50
Carol Bradfield: bragged on Rich Watson's son for being the fine young man that he is. Carol's husband Clay also spoke to him as well. $25
Dan Blough: bragged on his dog's successful surgery. It was a little "touch and go" with the neck cone and dog pants but it looks like he is now finally on the mend. $50
Jim Peterson: bragged on the Cardona's for having him and Arlene over for the Super Bowl last Sunday. Don't know who they were for, but it seems like they had an overall great time. $35
NUMEROUS FINES
Shannon Seifert & Mike Cardona: forgot their silent auction items at the Special Olympics dinner. With Gibson at the helm, that's a costly mistake. $20 each
Frank Ortiz: not here last week? We call that "deprivation of companionship" $15
Karin Mase: Experienced a "Day of Hope" quiz (which I thought she passed). She was fined $30 anyway
Terri Strickland: bought a new car with no mention made at Rotary. That will cost her $15
Mark Bachman & David Leroy: experienced "collateral damage" from the Strickland fine. The exact fine is called a "No sale, Rotary failure tax" as a result of not stocking orange colored vehicles on their lots. $20 each
Shannon Seifert: was fined again because she failed to mention that she has been CEO of the SMV YMCA for 10 years. Congratulations Shannon but thanks for the additional $10
Tony Spinelli & Laurie Tamura: signed up but didn't show at the Special Olympics dinner. I'm sure that they had a good excuse, but that will still cost both of them $30 each.
Terry Dworaczyk: apparently Terry is responsible for the stock market and it's recent performance (who knew?). All is well though because Terry says that it will go up 28 points next week (start investing people!). $28
