President Dave Morton opened meeting at 12:15.  Prayers were offered by Cathy Abernathy who recognized the national day of prayer.  Flag salute was led by Ron Eaves and our song was directed by Steve Williford ably assisted by cheerleader Evelyn Johnson.  President Morton welcomed our new pianist:  Tony Rinaldi and thanked Jim Black and John Busby for handling the roaming mikes today.

 

Dave Morton presented a check for $3,000 to Critters without Litters folks, Judy Thrasher and Larry Keller.

 

 

Jeff Green complimented Ken Beurmann on his millennial presentation last week.

 

Jeff Johnson announced cherry season and provided us with samples.

 

Dave Morton introduced the latest Paul Harris Fellows: Nick Ortiz, Jim Phillips, Mary Barlow,

Michele Phillips and Jim Baldwin.

 

Dave Morton also encouraged members to help build a water project at Camp Keep on the weekend of June 2-4.

 

Garro Ellis introduced our intrepid North Korean correspondent, Jay Rosenlieb, to present our program: WORKPLACE BULLYING .  Rosenlieb now stationed at the People's Republic of California capitol, Sacramento, informed us of new legislation defining  “abusive behavior”.  The Commissars in Sacramento have NOT decided “abusive behavior” is unlawful BUT that certain behaviors may be subject to action by the Labor Commissioner’s Office such as defamation,  workers compensation, intentional infliction of emotional distress, status based harassment, bad jokes, negative employee reviews, etc..  A total of seventeen possible claims were identified.  Reporter Rosenlieb submitted Brown’s Little Red Book which he encouraged us to memorize . Violators can be sentenced to a gulag in South San Francisco.  Reporter Rosenlieb was asked what was the difference between North Korea and California to which he responded:  NO COMMENT!

 

Steve Chen(Healthcare) guest of James Phillips, Doug Pierce(Pierce CPA) guest of Joe Hay and Jorge Pacpa (United Sec. Bank) guest of Bart Hill.