Rotary Club of Hollister, CA
Weekly Bulletin

Volume 2 | Issue 1

 

Welcome to the Rotary Club of Hollister's weekly bulletin!

This is the bulletin for our meeting on Monday, Monday January 8, 2024

Meeting Highlights:
The meeting was called to order by President Rich Marcus at 12:15 PM.  There were 24 members in attendance.
 
Bill Baker led us in the Pledge of Allegiance.
 
Mike Sanchez gave the Thought for the Day.
 
Esther Curtice introduced new member, Rosy Segura, Executive Director of CASA in Hollister.
 
Christine Breen introduced her guest, her son James Breen.
 
Larry Barr presented a scholarship to James Breen who is now in his first year at Cal.  James accepted his scholarship award and thanked the club for its support towards his education.
 
Bil Tiffany gave a report on Mission 10.  Bill reported that payments from sponsors were behind schedule and the deadline for sponsorships is close because the shirts need to be ordered with whe sponsors names on she shirts. We need all "hands on deck" the day of the race.  Signup sheets were available for members to sign up for their preferred jobs on race day, Saturday, January 27th.  Bill said a meeting of the committee is set for January 18th at Bryan Yamaoka's cabana.
 
The raffle ticket for the small pot was held by Gordon Machado but he did not pick a winner.  The raffle ticket for the larger pot was held by Christne Breen and she did not pick a winner.  Both received a bottle of wine for holding the raffle tickets selected by James Breen. 
 
There was no detective available for the meeting due to a late emergency for Sheriff Eric Taylor who was to be the detective and program.  President Rich called on several members about recent activities and each were fined $5. 
 
This Week's Program
 
Due the emergency for Sheriff Taylor who as going to present the program for today, Rich asked Bill Baker to give a report on his recent discussions with Ridgemark Golf and Country Club about holding meetings at their facility.  Bill reported that Ridgemark has proposed $25 per lunch with a minimum of 25 lunches per meeting.  If the 25 lunch minimum is not met, there will be a $85 room charge. The lunch would be buffet style and the menu would be selected by the chef.  Meetings would be held in the Freemont Room, which is the room off the patio. The room has windows and a sound system and can accommodate 60-70 people. 
 
After discussion and questions, the general consensus was to try a few meetings at Ridgemark before making any final decision on a change of venue. Bill agreed to talk with Ridgemark management about this arrangement and report back to the board.
 
 
 
NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAM
 
The next meeting is on Monday, January 15 at 12 Noon at Paine's Restaurant.  
 
The program will be presented by the Sheriff's Office. It will be a presentation on the US Southern border situation. 
 
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