Contact Pat or Cyndy McDermott for more information
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A LITTLE HELP PLEASE!
Contact Berto Rodriguez
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Contact Holly Edds
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!!
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Reagan Library Trip
Saturday November 14
50 seats available and the bus has been procured, so get your name on the list!
8AM to 6PM / $100/person
Contact Kate Ferguson or Jim Bray
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CELEBRATE SCOUTING!!!
Contact Laurie Tamura
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Mark Your Calendars
Saturday, December 12
A Genuine “Holly” Day Party STAY TUNED FOR UPDATES
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BRAGS
Lee Carroll: bragged on fellow member David Leroy for giving him the “Rotary” deal when he purchased a car from Toyota recently. $25
Rich Watson: visited with his son who recently returned from his tour of duty in Iraq. His son will receive a bronze star for the excellent job that he did while over there. Rich and his wife are very proud of him. $100
Laurie Tamura: bragged on Molly Alves for being named to the top “40 under 40” business list.
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HELP!!!
District 5240 Youth Service coordinator MARK JACKSON needs two host families for the following time periods:
January - February
March - mid-June
PLEASE…give him a shout ASAP!
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DONATION REQUESTS
DUE on SEPTEMBER 3 That's Today!!!
CONTACT KATHY SIMAS
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FINES
All those who did not wear a Rotary pin this morning were fined $30 each. A few others did not brag on their birthday. All together it resulted in $540 being added to the fine fund.
Thank you!!
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COMMITTEE CHAIR REQUESTS
Community Service - Mason Frakes
shared that two upcoming events are in need of volunteers:
Serve Santa Maria
September 12
OCAF / Water Bottle Brigade
September 26
Sign up clipboards are going around
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PROGRAM
Dr. Nate Maas
Principal
Delta High School
Dr. Nate Maas spoke to us about Delta High School and how it fills a void that other local high schools can't address. The continuation school helps “at risk” students that are struggling and gives them direction so that they can graduate in a timely manner. Credits are given to students that voluntarily attend at least 3 hours a day and pass their assigned subjects. The teaching staff help the Juniors and Seniors in their care to prepare them for life by focusing on attendance, behavior and academics. Allan Hancock College is also an obtainable goal for many graduating Seniors. All in all, Delta is a very positive experience for the majority of students who are enrolled and the future looks bright to all that apply themselves and focus on their education.
Contact Berto Rodriguez
