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Russell Hampton
National Awards Services Inc.
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MEETING DATE:  October 27, 2016
 
 
Call to Order:  President Laurie Tamura
 
 
Flag Salute:    Ashley Singh
Invocation:     Jim Bray
 
VISITING ROTARIANS:  None
 
GUESTS OF ROTARIANS:  Britt & Wendy Stanley (CADA), Patricia Jackson, "special guest"Anju Agarwal and Ashley Singh (2016 Elks Rodeo Queen)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
 
1) Serving At The Shelter              October 27, 2016
 
2) Nipomo Rotary Dinner              October 30, 2016
 
3) Santa Maria Rotary Dinner      November 5, 2016
 
4) SMV Rotaract Meeting             November 16, 2016
 
5) End Polio Concert                      November 11, 2016
 
6) Philharmonic Gala                     November 19, 2016
 
7) Rotary Christmas Parade          December 3, 2016
 
 
BRAGS
 
Ted Ortega: bragged $100 on everyone that helped with the Operation Surf BBQ that Ted & Beth hosted at their home on October 21. Special thanks went to Terri Stricklin and The Hitching Post for donating the meat and our very own BBQ team for preparing it.
 
 
James Thomas (Rotarian of the Month): also bragged on the Operation Surf event and thanked the Ortega's for once again being great hosts.
 
Kate Ferguson: bragged on her and husband Arlen's 40th wedding anniversary. $40
 
Mark and Patricia Jackson: were very appreciative of all the love and support that the club showed during these last few weeks. In particular, Mark wanted to thank Ryan Swack, Chris Hastert and Pat McDermott for their help with details regarding his father's memorial service on October 22. Both Mark and his Mother Patricia bragged $60 each towards the compassion fund.
 
Randy Wise: bragged $50 towards the Righetti Interact Club, for helping out with this year's Spelling Bee. Interact member Cesar Valdez teamed up with Randy to represent our Rotary Club and helped bring the team to a sixth place finish (out of 30).
 
 
Lee Carroll: bragged $25 on Carl Deriso for taking very good care of him on his recent purchase of a Toyota Prius.
 
Jim Small: had a birthday and went fishing. He apparently had a great time. $50
 
Carol Bradfield: and husband Clay recently celebrated their 34th wedding anniversary. $34
 
FINES
 
Andy Caldwell: was fined $30 for???????surprise
 
NEW MEMBER INDUCTION
 
Pat McDermott performed another one of his famous good natured roasts of a new member of our club. This time the honor went to Anju Agarwal. Anju will be a great addition to our club and we all look forward to getting to know her better as she becomes more involved with our future projects.
 
PAUL HARRIS FELLOW PRESENTATIONS
 
"President-Elect" Kristine Mollenkopf presented husband and wife team Britt and Wendy Stanley their very own Paul Harris award pins. This is one of the highest honors that can be given by a Rotary Club. (Pictured: President Laurie Tamura pins Britt Stanley as Wendy looks on)
 
PROGRAM
 
 
This week's program was presented by Britt and Wendy Stanley of the Council On Alcoholism And Drug Abuse. They spoke to the club about the many programs that the organization offers boys and girls as well as adults, regarding their substance abuse and how to treat it. Mr. Stanley in particular, spoke about the Teen Court program that is currently being offered in Santa Maria for juvenile defendants. In fact, our very own Kristine Mollenkopf currently serves as one their judges and has done so for approximately the last 10 years. Quite a few young men and women have corrected their previous bad behavior and set their sights on the high road, by completing this important program. The overall mission of CADA is to build a safer, healthier community by preventing and treating alcoholism and drug abuse. CADA supports families, youth and adults through their education and public awareness programs in addition to providing treatment and referalls. Currently, the council is very involved in Red Ribbon week awareness and handed out red wristbands to all Rotary members to help raise awareness. For more information, go to www.cadasb.org
 
 
Weekly 50/50 Winners
 
Mark Bachman and Mike Cardona
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