TODAY’S PROGRAM: CLUB MEMBER SPOTLIGHTS ON DIANE SCHIESL AND DARRYL BUCK
Pres. Scott opened the meeting at 12:39 PM with the usual introduction of guests..
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Pres. Scott. announced that on Saturday, May 25 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Blaze Pizza restaurant on 1150 W. Branch Street in Arroyo Grande, a portion of the bill will go to PolioPlus. He stated that he will be attending the AHC Rising Stars Vocational Scholarship banquet at Allan Hancock College this Thursday, May 23 from 6 to 8 PM, with Past President Linda Osty. He also stated that he went to the Youth Literary Book Presentation Ocean View Elementary and will be attending the next presentation at Coastal Christian today along with Shell Beach on Thursday. Eric Mund reported on the Sunday Group 10 Co-Ed Softball Tournament to support PolioPlus Eric emphasized the positive by stating we scored one run as a result of a homerun but the negative is that we lost the game 16 to 1.Past Pres. Jeff King reported that the Pres. Scott Demotion committee meeting will be held immediately after this meeting.
INSPIRATION DOLLARS (IDs):
Pres. Scott charged Greg Baker $20 IDs for interrupting him. He also assessed Ed Fish $100 for failing to update his Club Runner bio, and Cliff Nagler $100 IDs for his wife Samantha’s birthday; and finally he recognized Shannon Bowdey for her birthday on May 19 without any assessment. Ashley Boyer donated $20 Happy Bucks for announcement about her son Jack’s fundraiser at the same Blaze Pizza restaurant from 4 to 8 PM on this Thursday, May 30. Jim Lewis donated $25 Happy Bucks pronouncing that Pismo Beach will be successfully concluding the water line under Shell Beach Road by handing out Doc Bernstein’s free ice cream from 3 to 5 p.m. on Thursday, May 30.
PROGRAM: PROGRAM: CLUB MEMBER SPOTLIGHTS ON DIANE SCHIESL AND DARRYL BUCK
Diane began by stating that she recently celebrated her first year anniversary with the club. She is presently residing at the Pismo Beach Village while her home is being remodeled. She was born in Upland California and, much to her chagrin because she was leaving her friends, moved in the middle of her third grade to the Central Coast because her father went to work for Vandenberg Air Force Base. She soon began to love this area. Proudest moment was at 19 while employed by Sam Goody Record Store, she was promoted to a managerial position making her the youngest ever reach this position in the company. She was in charge of payroll, hiring and the like. She graduated in 1994 with a 4.0 honors degree. Although some health struggles in the past, she perceives today! She then read a short piece that she wrote, which would like to publish along with other material. Her husband started Procare Janitorial Supplies in Grover Beach in 1997 and were incorporated in 2007. Procare is proud to be one of Buckeye Cleaning Supply Distributors with exclusivity in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties. Buckeye honored her for obtaining the Lucia Mar’s School District cleaning business. In addition, she shared a few historical pieces from a genealogical family book. And Diane is a member of the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints which plays a very important part of her life.
Darryl began by describing Shared Service Alliance, which is a membership organization of a very large number of small companies that gives the Alliance the benefit of being a large corporation by obtaining superior supplier contracts. For example, you can go into Office Depot as a small Corporation and get 5% off your office supplies, however, if you’re a large corporation and buying thousands of dollars worth of supplies you get 22% off your purchases. He is now part of a Group Purchasing Organization (GPO) representing $100 billion of purchasing power. He handed out cards which will enable anyone of us to get a small discount at Office Depot. He also invited anyone owning a small business to become a member of GPO
DRIVE TO INSPIRE THOUGHT FOR THE DAY BY PRES. SCOTT
“Don’t do what your President does at the podium at times, do what is right.”
TODAY’S PROGRAM: CLUB MEMBER SPOTLIGHTS ON DIANE SCHIESL AND DARRYL BUCK
Pres. Scott opened the meeting at 12:39 PM with the usual introduction of guests..
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Pres. Scott. announced that on Saturday, May 25 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Blaze Pizza restaurant on 1150 W. Branch Street in Arroyo Grande, a portion of the bill will go to PolioPlus. He stated that he will be attending the AHC Rising Stars Vocational Scholarship banquet at Allan Hancock College this Thursday, May 23 from 6 to 8 PM. He also stated that he went to the Youth Literary Book Presentation Ocean View Elementary and will be attending the next presentation at Coastal Christian.Eric Mund reported on the Sunday Group 10 Co-Ed Softball Tournament to support PolioPlus Eric emphasized the positive by stating we scored one run as a result of a homerun but the negative is that we lost the game 10 to 1.Past Pres. Jeff King reported that the Pres. Scott Demotion committee meeting will be held immediately after this meeting.
INSPIRATION DOLLARS (IDs):
Pres. Scott charged Greg Baker $20 IDs for interrupting him. He also assessed Ed Fish $100 IDsfor failing to update his Club Runner bio, and Cliff Nagler $100 IDs for his wife Samantha’s birthday; and finally he recognized Shannon Bowdey for her birthday on May 19 without any assessment. Ashley Boyer donated $20 Happy Bucks for announcement about her son Jack’s fundraiser at the same Blaze Pizza restaurant from 4 to 8 PM on this Thursday, May 23. Jim Lewis donated $25 Happy Bucks pronouncing that Pismo Beach will be successfully concluding the water line under Shell Beach Road by handing out Doc Bernstein’s free ice cream from 3 to 5 p.m. on Thursday, May 30.
PROGRAM: PROGRAM: CLUB MEMBER SPOTLIGHTS ON DIANE SCHIESL AND DARRYL BUCK
Diane began by stating that she recently celebrated her first year anniversary with the club. She is presently residing at the Pismo Beach Village while her home is being remodeled. She was born in Upland California and, much to her chagrin because she was leaving her friends, moved in the middle of her third grade to the Central Coast because her father went to work for Vandenberg Air Force Base. She soon began to love this area. Proudest moment was at 19 while employed by Sam Goody Record Store, she was promoted to a managerial position making her the youngest ever reach this position in the company. She was in charge of payroll hiring and the like graduated in 1994 with a 4.0 honors degree. She’s suffered some health issues in the past such as general anxiety and emetophobia, which is a fear of vomiting. When she feels anxiety she vomits. She then read a short piece that she wrote, which would like to publish along with other material. Her husband started Procare Janitorial Supplies in Grover Beach in 1995 and were incorporated in 2007. There were sold to Buckeye Cleaning Supply Distributors, but still operate as Procare. Buckeye honored her for obtaining the Lucia Mar’s School District cleaning business. Her other hobbies include genealogy and as a member of the Mormon Church genealogy plays a very important part of her life.
Darryl began by describing Shared Service Alliance, which is a membership organization of a very large number of small companies that gives the Alliance the benefit of being a large corporation by obtaining superior supplier contracts. For example, you can go into Office Depot as a small Corporation and get 5% off your office supplies, however, if you’re a large corporation and buying thousands of dollars worth of supplies you get 22% off your purchases. He is now part of a Group Purchasing Organization (GPO) representing $100 billion of purchasing power. He handed out cards which will enable anyone of us to get a small discount at Office Depot. He also invited anyone owning a small business to become a member of GPO
DRIVE TO INSPIRE THOUGHT FOR THE DAY BY PRES. SCOTT
“Don’t do what your President does at the podium each week, do what is right.”