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| Volume 65, Issue 11 | Rota-Scribe: Bill Schenk | |||||||||||
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Appetites were ruined as the rumor quickly spread through the meeting that Prez Joyce had abruptly left for the Italian Rivera with fellow actor George Cluny. Alas, Joyce came to her senses and returned at 12:30 to eventually open the meeting, much to the relief of the rest of the cast of the up coming production of the Odd Couple. Bob Savage led the flag salute followed by an invocation by the Rev. Shine. Jack Hayes introduced Visiting Rotarians that included Steve Eldredge and Jim Alexander from Fullerton Sunrise. Announcements: Walt Barnes (that Hawaiian guy with the east-coast accent, and cute knees) announced the achievement of the Fullerton Rotary Clubs 100% PHF. Although Walt won’t admit it, he is the person responsible for making this happen and this feat will be one of the most envied accomplishments in all of RI. Bob Radde attended a fundraiser for the Avalon Rotary Club that netted $30,000 to purchase a new blood machines for a Leroy Fulton announced that the October 7 “Celebrate Hope” gala event has been moved to Disneyland Hotel so it can accommodate more people. Leroy also announced availability of tickets to the annual mayor’s breakfast on October 19th at 7:30 AM at the Anaheim Park Hotel. He promises that the Mayor will be there. Randy McFarland would like us to bring our old Rotary publications to the meeting so that they can be made available to share with prospective members. Jim Blake announced a future trip sponsored by the Metropolitan Water District to the Colorado Aqueduct on Fri., Sat, & Sun. Oct. 21 through 23. The trip is completely underwritten by the Water District. Call Jim for more details. Warren Wimer has information on the International Fellowship of Skiing Rotarians. This weeks Fine Master was Jack Hayes who wasted no time in recognizing Walt Barnes and Dan Kiernan for their social error of wearing short pant’s after Labor Day. Terri Grassi was recognized for her birthday; Jim Lapak and Jack Hayes were recognized for Spousal birthdays. Fred Johnson and Tony Amato were recognized for anniversaries (the Amatos will recognize their 57th anniversary). |
Program: Beth Jahncke and Carol Maleki presented this week’s program on Healing Touch Therapy. Healing Touch Therapy is s popular complementary therapy that supports the body’s natural healing process. Offered at a growing number of hospitals across the country (including St. Jude), this gentle noninvasive therapy helps restore balance within the body’s energy system, providing an optimum environment to heal. Ray Hansen and Theresa Harvey volunteered for a demonstration. Ray reported instant relief of neck pain and left the meeting energized and balanced which is quite a difference than the way he arrived. Thank you Carol, for relieving the rest of the club of this orneriness.
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