President Mike McCaffrey talked about Camp Rotary's damage from the recent fires and shared Leigh Seaton's video; and also talked about ways we support the victims and owner of The Borderline Grill. The Rotary Club of Westlake Village started a GoFundMe page - https://www.gofundme.com/borderline-shooting-victim039s-fund.
Tim Shannon talked about the Parliamentary procedure of how our club elects President-Elects.
MESSAGE FROM TIM:
During today’s meeting we had several nominations from the floor for President Elect Nominee, which will be voted on at our annual meeting December 6, 2018. We are in the process of contacting those nominated to be sure they accept prior to making up a ballot for use at the annual meeting and will distribute a final list when completed. President of the Rotary Club of Simi Sunrise is a three-year commitment and in the spirit of providing information you the members will use to vote; the following are some expectations:
President Elect:
Initial one day District training (location to be chosen by District Governor of that year) PETS,
A three-day two-night training course in Los Angeles Second one day District training (location to be chosen by District Governor of that year)
Attend District Conference Attend District Assembly Attend International Conference Select a board of directors, to be announced at the club’s annual meeting in December Serve as club Membership Chair
Attend monthly board meetings Coordinate and conduct new member orientation meetings.
President:
Choose club theme
Develop agendas, coordinate with club chair, and run weekly club meetings
Attend monthly Group Five meetings
Attend District Conference
Attend District Assembly As Ad-Hoc member of all committees
Attend club committee meetings as needed Arrange to host District Governor at club meeting and reception if the Governor is amenable
Attempt to resolve inter-club member disputes Follow guidelines and goals of District / R.I.
Past President:
Serve on club board
Serve one-year term on club Foundation board Chair demotion committee of outgoing president.
The Simi Valley Chamber of Commerce came by our club this morning to surprise two recipients of their 2018-2019 Salute to Excellence this year. Pat Montoya was chosen to receive the Non-Profit of the Year Award and the Junkyard, Tony and Evelyn Falato, are recipients of the Business of the Year Award
Halloween Clean Up this Sunday
Lee Dominick is asking for people to come and clean up the Macy's this Sunday, November 18 - 10 am - 2 pm. Bring a vacuum and a mop!
Thanksgiving Dinner at the Senior Center - Wednesday, November 21
Stella Ortiz talked this year's Thanksgiving Dinner at the Senior Center on Wednesday, November 21. The day before, Tuesday, November 20, at 6:00 p.m. at her house - 53 Humboldt Street, we will be making centerpieces with Dr. P. for the tables. For $10 you can make two and bring one home and have some wine and cheese too!!
Kitchen Chairs are needed now! Sign up sheets are out now and if you didn't sign up please email Sophie Klepper - sophie.klepper20@gmail.com.
Children's Shopping Spree - Saturday December 1 @ 8 am
Karen Thompson reminded us that we will be having our annual Target Shopping Spree for Children on Saturday, December 1 at 8 am at the Target on Madera and Tierra Rejada. Sign ups on on the tables now - Spanish speakers needed too!
Holiday Bike Assembly Event Planned for Thursday, December 6
Dr. P. said to mark your calendars now to participate in the Holiday Bike Assembly event at Monte Vista on Thursday, December 6.
Dr. P. said he will be holding a Full Moon Hike at Corriganville Saturday, November 17.
Email him for more details - stephen.pietrolungo@simivalleyusd.org.
HOLIDAYPARTYATTHEZOO!
Join in on the fun for dinner first then take a bus to the zoo to see holiday lights there!
Date:
Saturday, December 8
Place:
The Schulte's and LA Zoo
Time:
3:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m
Cost
$53/pp - DINNER AND ZOO
$20/pp - DINNER ONLY
Laura Berger shared details about our club's holiday party and said two very important things:
1. Those that have signed up will be billed
2. We need 10 more people to attend, please think about asking your friends -- everyone is invited!!!
IMPORTANT NOTE:
If you want to just attend the dinner you can!
That will cost $20.
Blood Drive - December 13
Jim Robison said we are having a blood drive on December 13. Now more than ever blood is needed in our community. Sign up sheets are on the tables now.
Cajun Celebrating it's 30th Year
Bill Klepper shared the graphic for our 2019 Cajun festival honoring our 30th year.
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PROPOSED NEW MEMBER
Think about WHO you would like to bring into our club!!!!
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PROGRAM
Not One More
Pat Montoya
We had the opportunity to hear from the founder of Not One More, Pay Montoya, about the impact his non-profit has made on our community and throughout the country.Not One More is a product of our city coming together out of frustration, sorrow, hope, and a passion for change. It's mission is to raise awareness and prevent drug abuse in the community through education and community partnerships.
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Welcome Guests
Lucille Goldsmith
Maggie Kestly and Joe Grinsted
Davie McCormick
Lucille Goldsmith
Maggie Kestly and Joe Grinstead
Dave McCormick
Important Information to Read
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The Peace Builders Committee last year donated sleeping bags to Camp HOPE! This is their thank you!
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