Posted by Dick Dannells on Jul 11, 2017
PROGRAM: July 11, 2017: Pres. Jeff King:A New Year Of Service
Pres. Jeff King opened the meeting at 12:40 PM by announcing that we will be doing things a little differently this year. After guest introductions, he auctioned off the fine-free badge to Cliff Nagler for $45.
CLUB BUSINESS:
Pres. Jeff indicated that there are 3 methods he will use to raise revenue this year from each member. One will be member recognitions, i.e. birthdays, anniversaries and the like. The 2nd will be fines for member offenses such as missing board meetings. The 3rd will be a $100 charge for Bell Ringers, which will give members the opportunity to come to the podium, to ring the bell and to him 2 minutes of an open mic to promote, for example, (a) their businesses, (b) their children’s fundraisers, or (c) their special events. He then turned to Scott Astrosky for a Summer Sizzle (SS) update. Erik Mund, who is co-chair of SS sponsorships along with Joel Conn, stated that he has raised $3500 so far in major sponsorships. Ashlea Boyer, chair of the SS auction, stated that we need about 100 or more silent auction items, which averages out to 2 items of approximate $50 value per member. Sharon Ellis and Karen Zappia are the co-chairs of SS sales and all members should turn in their tickets and money to either co-chair as soon as possible. Steve Curry spoke on behalf of Paul Holden, chair of the RI Foundation , regarding the 18 Paul Harris Fellows that is our goal for this year. Sandy Lubin is the Club’s membership chair with the assistance of Joel Conn, Sharon Ellis and the entire Club. Charla Anderson is out of commission for a while after having shoulder surgery and welcomes calls. Ashlea Boyer’s mother had an accidental fall at her home and she had great praise for the Arroyo Grande hospital emergency ward’s excellent care of her mother. Pres. Jeff’s wife Sally also suffered an accidental fall at a Fourth of July party that will not require surgery. Bonnie Mogan was newly elected as a trustee on the Rotary Club of Pismo Beach Foundation Board.
UPCOMING EVENTS AND MEETINGS
Next week’s program on the RI Convention in Atlanta, Georgia will be led by Ashlea and Michael Boyer, Greg Baker and Shannon Bowdey. Bonnie Mogan will be holding a member and spouse social in the near future. The District Gov. is scheduled to meet with us on July 25 for our regular meeting and a pot luck barbecue at Steve Curry’s ranch later that same evening.  Karen Zappia and Ashlea Boyer are planning a lighthouse vocational visit in the near future. On August 8, Karen Zappia and Steve Curry will present a program on their recent trip to Uganda. Paul Holden is not set a date for the 101 Highway cleanup.
FINES:
Pres. Jeff levied the first recognition of $39 to Rae, Dick Dannells’ wife and the first fine of $25 to Scott Astrosky for missing the only board meeting so far this year.
PROGRAM: Pres. Jeff:A New Year Of Service
Pres. Jeff defining BHAG, which stands for Big Hairy Audacious Goal and for our Club this year’s BHAG is membership.  This means not only retaining all of our old members but adding new members so that we will enjoy a total of 60 members at the end of the fiscal year. He passed out the club service and pledge commitments for each member. He urged all members if they have not done so to respond to his email survey on club satisfaction. He outlined Ashlea Boyer’s role as Community Service Director, which is to make sure everything is moving smoothly at our meetings and to oversee the room set up by Jack Hardy, the Sgt.-at-Arms including making sure extra equipment is available for the meetings. He stated we will volunteer 2 workdays to designated charities in addition to awarding those funds from the Summer Sizzle fundraiser. He also handed out the roster of our officers and directors and noted there is an open position to head up Fund Raising ¶¶.
PROGRAM: July 11, 2017: Pres. Jeff King:A New Year Of Service
Pres. Jeff King opened the meeting at 12:40 PM by announcing that we will be doing things a little differently this year. After guest introductions, he auctioned off the fine-free badge to Cliff Nagler for $45.
CLUB BUSINESS:
Pres. Jeff indicated that there are 3 methods he will use to raise revenue this year from each member. One will be member recognitions, i.e. birthdays, anniversaries and the like. The 2nd will be fines for member offenses such as missing board meetings. The 3rd will be a $100 charge for Bell Ringers, which will give members the opportunity to come to the podium, to ring the bell and to him 2 minutes of an open mic to promote, for example, (a) their businesses, (b) their children’s fundraisers, or (c) their special events. He then turned to Scott Astrosky for a Summer Sizzle (SS) update. Erik Mund, who is co-chair of SS sponsorships along with Joel Conn, stated that he has raised $3500 so far in major sponsorships. Ashlea Boyer, chair of the SS auction, stated that we need about 100 or more silent auction items, which averages out to 2 items of approximate $50 value per member. Sharon Ellis and Karen Zappia are the co-chairs of SS sales and all members should turn in their tickets and money to either co-chair as soon as possible. Steve Curry spoke on behalf of Paul Holden, chair of the RI Foundation , regarding the 18 Paul Harris Fellows that is our goal for this year. Sandy Lubin is the Club’s membership chair with the assistance of Joel Conn, Sharon Ellis and the entire Club. Charla Anderson is out of commission for a while after having shoulder surgery and welcomes calls. Ashlea Boyer’s mother had an accidental fall at her home and she had great praise for the Arroyo Grande hospital emergency ward’s excellent care of her mother. Pres. Jeff’s wife Sally also suffered an accidental fall at a Fourth of July party that will not require surgery. Bonnie Mogan was newly elected as a trustee on the Rotary Club of Pismo Beach Foundation Board.
UPCOMING EVENTS AND MEETINGS
Next week’s program on the RI Convention in Atlanta, Georgia will be led by Ashlea and Michael Boyer, Greg Baker and Shannon Bowdey. Bonnie Mogan will be holding a member and spouse social in the near future. The District Gov. is scheduled to meet with us on July 25 for our regular meeting and a pot luck barbecue at Steve Curry’s ranch later that same evening.  Karen Zappia and Ashlea Boyer are planning a lighthouse vocational visit in the near future. On August 8, Karen Zappia and Steve Curry will present a program on their recent trip to Uganda. Paul Holden is not set a date for the 101 Highway cleanup.
FINES:
Pres. Jeff levied the first recognition of $39 to Rae, Dick Dannells’ wife and the first fine of $25 to Scott Astrosky for missing the only board meeting so far this year.
PROGRAM: Pres. Jeff:A New Year Of Service
Pres. Jeff defining BHAG, which stands for Big Hairy Audacious Goal and for our Club this year’s BHAG is membership.  This means not only retaining all of our old members but adding new members so that we will enjoy a total of 60 members at the end of the fiscal year. He passed out the club service and pledge commitments for each member. He urged all members if they have not done so to respond to his email survey on club satisfaction. He outlined Ashlea Boyer’s role as Community Service Director, which is to make sure everything is moving smoothly at our meetings and to oversee the room set up by Jack Hardy, the Sgt.-at-Arms including making sure extra equipment is available for the meetings. He stated we will volunteer 2 workdays to designated charities in addition to awarding those funds from the Summer Sizzle fundraiser. He also handed out the roster of our officers and directors and noted there is an open position to head up Fund Raising ¶¶.