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Weekly Programs
Dec 15, 2016
Leading us in Christmas carols
Dec 22, 2016
Dec 29, 2016
Jan 05, 2017
Jan 12, 2017
Marian Hospital’s Pediatric Closet
Jan 19, 2017
Craft talk
Jan 26, 2017
Hyperion Hoop factory
Feb 02, 2017
Feb 09, 2017
Staffel
Feb 16, 2017
Staffel
Feb 23, 2017
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MEETING DATE:  November 16, 2016
 
 
Call to Order:  President Laurie Tamura
Flag Salute:    Righetti Interact Students
Invocation:     Debbie Blow
 
VISITING ROTARIANS: Carlos Yanez, Orange Rotary
GUESTS OF ROTARIANS:  Righetti Interact Students,  Fire Chief Leonard Champion, Amy Curti, and Ed Carcarey
ANNOUNCEMENTS
December
  • Gift Wrapping for family Breakfast -  December14, 2016, @ 5:30 @ SMCC
    Email names and ages of children you are bringing to the breakfast to Wendy Foxen
  • Family Christmas Party  -  December 15, 2016 
  • Club Christmas Party  -  December  17, 2016 @ 6:00 pm
  • Shelter Feed  -  December 22, 2016 @ 6:30-7:00              
  • Bell Ringers - we have only been earning about $200 and it is hard to get people to participate, therefore we will bring a list next week and pass around for donations
  • No Meetings  -  December 22- 30, 2016
 
 
 Mark Jackson announced that he has Wine Basket Raffle tickets for a fundraiser for the Lompoc LVN Club. The moneys go for scholarships for graduating nurses              - see Mark for tickets
 
January
  • Our next Rotary Meeting  -  January 5, 2017
  • Second Meeting  -  January 12,  @  Radisson         
  • Board Meeting  -   January 12, 2017 @ 8:30 am 
  • Shelter Feed  -    January , 2017 @  6:30-7:00 pm    
Christmas Parade of Lights
The Christmas Parade of Lights was a huge success with about 90% of the club participating. 
 
 
 
Street fair at end of parade was also a great event.  A check for $2,000 was presented to the club from  Ed Carcarey.
 
 
 
The Food Drive, which is always a part of the parade, was also a success, and donations are still coming in.
 
 
Brags:
Rotarian of the Month :  Teri Strickland
Teri bragged on everyone in the club, as she is so impressed with the selflessness of our members.  She lives in Nipomo, but would not have joined any other club.
Her husband’s Birthday is Tuesday, and they just finished the fiscal year for their business; it was the best year they have ever had!
 
Parade Brags
Carl DeRiso, bragged $50 on the flag handlers
Mike Gibson, bragged $50 on the canned goods drive
Laurie Tamura, bragged $50 on the insert in the newspaper
Mark Jackson, bragged $50 on the judges, particularly the Interact judge,  Hector.  He wants to be a mechanical engineer and Mike wants to hook him up with a mentor. It was another great year for the parade
 
Other Brags
Dale Johnson, missed the parade because the Boys and Girls Club had an event the same night. His grandson is a boxer, and it was great to watch him - $25.
 
Rich Watson, bragged $50 on the Babes in Toyland performance.  He also mentioned that his wife’s birthday was on Tuesday.  However it wasn’t the happiest of Birthdays as she fell off  a ladder on Sunday and broke her heel.  They were building a fence for a new puppy when it happened.
 
Doug Palmer, bragged $25 on the Jr. High students who helped with the parade banners. However, there was one school that was MIA. They called to ask why the school hadn’t shown, and it turns out they  were instructed to help with the flag instead.  Doug thinks his $25  should be a reward for kidnapping.
 
Dan Blough bragged $50 on Scottie and Frank Ortiz, they went as their guests for the Melodrama; great performance, and professional actors.
 
Laurie Tamura,  bragged $50 on the PCPA performance of Beauty and the Beast. Martin and Kevin helped with reception.
 
Laurie thanked the Staff from Santa Maria Inn for all their help and support.  They need to see Jean-luc, for their check.  :)
 
Mark Clarke, bragged $50 on his first grandson, Nolan Henry Clark, born 11-26.  His wife also had a Birthday.
 
Fines:
Ted Ortega was fined for being a dangerous guy with a drill.  The tip of drill slipped off and went through his left thumb while preparing for the parade.  After it kept bleeding he went to the ER, and still made it back for start of parade.
 
Mike Buhring, was fined $30 for being in San Francisco and this picture taken by a Christmas Tree, he couldn’t remember the name of the hotel?? He was also fined another $30 for not introducing himself.
 
PROGRAM
 
Amy Curti, Performer
 
Our program this week was entertainment provided by Amy Curti.  She is a performer and vocal music teacher.  Amy studied music in college, but ultimately went on to become an English major.   She leads the Glee Club at St. Joseph’s High School and also teaches music at several schools in Santa Maria.  Amy says she loves working with over 700 students a year. 
 
Amy performed several songs including:
God Bless the USA, Hold Us Together, and To Make You Feel My Love. 
 
She gave “Shout Outs” to the Orcutt Children’s Arts Foundation and the Santa Maria Women’s Network.  Amy credits the women’s network for helping her get back into performing through the grant she received.   Go to amycurti.com for more information. 
 
Amy also gave a “Shout Out” to the Bloughs for their donation to the clothes closet and food pantry at their church. 
President Laurie's Quote for the Day
 
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