June 19th at Rotary - we’re off to the races, or rather, an integral
part of the races, with a “Call to Post”
and perhaps “Taps” too (in honor of Jack's last meeting) played by Santa
Anita Park Bugler, Jay Cohen.
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We celebrate June birthdays for
Eric Jorgensborg and Pat Bofird
led by Jean McNeil Wyner
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Prez Jack makes his last podium call.... |
and gets a thunderous bye, bye napkin wave
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he gets even with his last tax levies..
Avo Guerboian - Tod Lipka - SMC Associates, Nat Trives and Michael Cates
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Prez Jack and Foundation Chair Marv
Levin
are all smiles
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Getting in some of his last tax assessments
of the year,
Prez Jack recognizes Iao Katagiri for
being inducted as the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce
2009 - 2010 Chairman of the Board |
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Past President John Bohn
also contributes some
tax money in recognition of his SM Chamber
Roy E. Naylor Lifetime Achievement Award |
The Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce Installation Dinner - June 11,
2009
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Our Club Secretary Savi Labensart,
with a Marine Escort,
gets the meeting going singing our National Anthum
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We also want to recognize Tom Larmore
who's firm
Harding Larmore Mullen Jakle Kutcher & Kozal, LLP
received the Bob Gabriel Community Service Business Award
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Outgoing Chair Paul Hortobagyi presents
Chairman of
the Board Awards
Current and past Rotarians include:
Kristina Andresen, Ron Davis, Mark Olson
and Jean McNeil Wyner |
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Master of Ceremonies Nat Trives
presents
Iao Katagari with the gavel |
Joint Board Meeting - June 9th
at the home of John and Kay Lehne |
Prez Jack and the "Old Board" deliberate on their final
acts
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President Elect Carol
Jackson with her
energetic "New Board" are ready to
lead us forward
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While the Past Presidents
party and dream about
the good old days.... |
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GENERAL INFORMATION
The Rotary Club of Santa Monica, which was chartered in 1922, has about 165
members and is one of the largest Rotary Club in the Los Angeles region.
The service club draws its members from a wide range of occupations. It is part
of Rotary International, which has about 1.2 million members in more than
32,000 clubs in over 200 countries and geographies.
As part of Rotary’s ideal of service in each Rotarian’s personal, business
and community life, the Santa Monica club has a variety of projects.
Some recent highlights include: helping to create a youth center at a local
middle school for after school programs; purchasing more than 150 wheelchairs
for disabled people worldwide; a resource guide on mental health, eldercare and
healthy aging; immunization clinics; reading and literacy projects, including
donating thousands of books to schools; a public service recognition day; high
school and community college scholarships; contributions to a continuing effort
to eradicate polio internationally; and participating in coastal cleanups.
Meeting Place & Time:
Riviera Country Club
1250 Capri Drive, Pacific Palisades, Ca.
Friday,12 noon.
For Visitors who would like more information on Rotary Clubs
in the Los Angeles and surrounding areas, visit our district site. Just
simply click on the link below.
Rotary District Site
For more information, you can also visit our Rotary
International Site. Just click on the link below.
Date last updated
06/27/2009
For Web Site or committee Information E-mail Jim Dyer at
jim.dyer@rotaryclubofsantamonica.org
