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Jul 07, 2022
Rotating dinner/"More about Rande" talk
Kate/Rande Downer
Jul 14, 2022
Rodeo Club
Kate
Jul 21, 2022
Andrea Mobley
Council on Alcolhlism and Drug Abuse
Jul 28, 2022
Ted Wendel
A.T. Stillwell University
Aug 04, 2022
Kris Cunkle
Air show
Aug 11, 2022
SBCEO Vision program/"More about TBD" Talk
Robin Wingell/TBD
Aug 18, 2022
Joey Hickox
Ukraine update
Aug 25, 2022
Jason Stillwell
"Smart City, Safe City"
Past Speakers
Jun 30, 2022
Kevin Walthers (Walthers)
State of Hancock College
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MEETING DATE: June 9, 2022

 
 
                   JIM PETERSON
                      2013 - 2014
 
MEETING CALLED TO ORDER: Past President Jim Peterson
 
FLAG SALUTE: Andy Caldwell
 
INVOCATION: Jim Bray
 
VISITING ROTARIANS:    

GUESTS OF ROTARIANS: Ted Ortega (Honorary), Mason Frakes, Scott Miller, Don Copeland & Mariam Brough (Speakers)
 
LANCE BARREDO, President of Interact (2020-2022), addressed the Club and expressed his appreciation for the support by SMBR.  Lance is a 2022 grad of Righetti High School, attended the Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA) program, is a recipient of a SMBR Scholarship Award and will be attending CalPoly, SLO in the Fall term. 
 
A very special THANK YOU to Michele Jensen for her efforts as our club's Interact Liaison.
 
 
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
 
 
Step Down Celebration: To commemorate the great year that James Thomas just completed, we will be celebrating at Trattoria Uliveto on Saturday June 11 from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Drinks and heavy appetizers will be provided. Please contact Mike Gibson.
 
 
 
Barn Party Income Update: Berto Rodriquez shared the updated "unofficial" financial data for the 2022 Barn Party Luau reflects total income of $152,000 with a projected net of $112,000!
 
MOVIE NIGHT AT TOYOTA OF SANTA MARIA  
AMERICA'S YOUTH ON DISPLAY
 
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Contact Lee Carrol and/or Pat McDermott for additional information.
 
BRAGS:
 
Suzanne Levy shared that she and hubby Ron will be heading to Israel to see their daughter.  Leich I'shalom! $30
 
Holly Edds is so very happy to have graduated 5 classes at Orcutt Union School District.  No rest for her, as Summer School starts on Monday! $50
 
Mike Gibson managed a "very relaxing" afternoon nap, too. $30
 
John Grisante and his bride celebrated their 8th anniversary with a great night out! $30
 
Kevin Walthers shared that AHC graduated nearly 500 students, including his son's. $100
 
Katie McPike bragged about her birthday. $30
 
Frank Culley, the elder statesman of the group, chalked up his eighth decade and helped increase the average age of our Club. $80
 
 
FINES:
 
Andy Caldwell managed to leave his badge in the box. $30
 
Craig Bernard & Dale Johnson were caught unloading a car in Hawaii.  $30 ea.
 
Lee Carroll apparently forgot to share some info. $30
 
Kate Ferguson was having so much fun catching up with folks that she forgot to brag about her birthday. $60
 
Jason Francia got a quick lesson on cash and a birthday reminder! $60
 
Angelica Gumabon got fined for absolutely no reason. $30
 
Pat McDermott should have explained to Jason the concept of cash. $30
 
Jason Stilwell, Mark Clarke & Chris Haster tried to ignore their birthdays.  It didn't work. $30ea.
 
Mike Moats enjoyed a "very relaxing" afternoon basking in the Santa Maria sunshine at an outdoor concert...and was caught napping!  $50
 
Jim Peterson got fined for breathing. $30
 
Wayne Miller got caught up on his fines with a scouting trip to the Sierra and for unauthorized & surprise feeding of a black bear that cleaned 'em out of their food supply and wrecked the campsite. $ 60
 
Jerry Walsh didn't mention his grand daughter's confirmation.  Apparently being absent doesn't absolve one from being fined. $30
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PROGRAM
DON COPELAND is a long-time and well-established resident of Orcutt and is the Board Chair of the Chimineas Ranch Foundation. His passion for agriculture and the outdoors allowed him to shared the story of a hidden treasure located on 38,900 acres in the Carrizo Plain.  This one of a kind ecological preserve works in concert with the Department of Fish and Wildlife, providing recreational and hunting activities while protecting a multitude of species of wildlife and plant life.  A search of the CRF on the internet will be well worth your time!
 
Ted Ortega & One Other Lucky Member
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