December 20, 2016-Rotary Forum
Posted by Dick Dannells on Dec 21, 2016
PROGRAM: December 20, 2016: Mike Kee and Jack Hardy-“Christmas Music”
Pres. Greg Baker opened the meeting at 12:35 PM, with on this day in history: Elvis Presley was drafted on Dec 20, 1957; George Patton died peacefully on December 21, 1945; Tim Berners Lee created the World Wide Web in December 1990; and it’s the 70th anniversary of “It’s a Wonderful Life”, released to theaters on December 19, 1946.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Pres. Greg handed a Christmas bonus to Taylor on McClintock’s wait staff. He also announced that we will be dark next week to the Tuesday after Christmas. He congratulated Linda Osty for the wonderful organization of the annual Christmas movie. Linda thanked everyone who helped make this year’s movie such a success. Terry Fibich thanked those that helped on the highway cleanup last week that included, but not limited to Paul Holden, Michael Frederick and Greg Baker.
FINES:
Fine master Jim Lewis did not fine Erik Mund for his wife’s birthday as he was the winner of the fine-free badge earlier this month Terry Fibich was a no-show after signing up to work at the Christmas movie fundraiser and had the misfortune of receiving a spin-the-wheel fine of $5 times the 23 years he’s been in Rotary, i.e. $115. Owen Schwaezeree failed to show up as a secret greeter last week and it cost him $10. The following $20 losers in the trivia quiz included Connie O’Henley, Sandy Lubin, Cliff Nagler, Karen Zappia, and Mike Kee.
PROGRAM: Mike Kee and Jack Hardy-“Christmas Music”
Mike and Jack performed a number of Christmas songs that included: Oak Ridge Boys’ “Thank God For Kids”; “Folsom Christmas Blues” written by Mike Kee with help from Johnny Cash; Mark Lowry’s “Mary, Did You Know?”; “It Wasn't His Child”; “Felice Navidad” led by Frank Montesinos; and “Silent Night.”
PROGRAM: December 20, 2016: Mike Kee and Jack Hardy-“Christmas Music”
Pres. Greg Baker opened the meeting at 12:35 PM, with on this day in history: Elvis Presley was drafted on Dec 20, 1957; George Patton died peacefully on December 21, 1945; Tim Berners Lee created the World Wide Web in December 1990; and it’s the 70th anniversary of “It’s a Wonderful Life”, released to theaters on December 19, 1946.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Pres. Greg handed a Christmas bonus to Taylor on McClintock’s wait staff. He also announced that we will be dark next week to the Tuesday after Christmas. He congratulated Linda Osty for the wonderful organization of the annual Christmas movie. Linda thanked everyone who helped make this year’s movie such a success. Terry Fibich thanked those that helped on the highway cleanup last week that included, but not limited to Paul Holden, Michael Frederick and Greg Baker.
FINES:
Fine master Jim Lewis did not fine Erik Mund for his wife’s birthday as he was the winner of the fine-free badge earlier this month Terry Fibich was a no-show after signing up to work at the Christmas movie fundraiser and had the misfortune of receiving a spin-the-wheel fine of $5 times the 23 years he’s been in Rotary, i.e. $115. Owen Schwaezeree failed to show up as a secret greeter last week and it cost him $10. The following $20 losers in the trivia quiz included Connie O’Henley, Sandy Lubin, Cliff Nagler, Karen Zappia, and Mike Kee.
PROGRAM: Mike Kee and Jack Hardy-“Christmas Music”
Mike and Jack performed a number of Christmas songs that included: Oak Ridge Boys’ “Thank God For Kids”; “Folsom Christmas Blues” written by Mike Kee with help from Johnny Cash; Mark Lowry’s “Mary, Did You Know?”; “It Wasn't His Child”; “Felice Navidad” led by Frank Montesinos; and “Silent Night.”