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MUSIC
Skip Boyd entertained us for a bit until our
own Tom Burrows arrived.
OPENING
Tom Burrows and Carl Christensen lead
us in ‘America the Beautiful”

LEADING US TODAY
In the absence of our own Prez, who
apparently prefers rafting to Kiwanis meetings,
Prez Elect Bill Watts took over.
GUESTS:
Tony Myuett was the guest of Tom Passanisi
who revealed that their Friendship was from
the days when they both worked at AIJ.

Carl Kozlawski was once again the
guest of Brian Fuller; Carl is with
the “Pasadena Weekly” and will be interviewing folks
in organizations such as our club to do articles.
Cory Stevens didn’t miss a beat when she
requested that he give our upcoming Wine &
Gourmet Food Tasting a review.

Tom and Carl lead us is a lively
rendition of ‘Hi Neighbor.’
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Linda Magarian
presented a permanent badge to Chris Mott!
Congratulations Chris.
CASH BOX: Karl Johnson;
who made the announcement that Fred Schooley
is generously matching a $500 donation to
anyone who wants to be immortalized on the “Ed
Moulton Foundation” plaque this year.
PINS & SECRET GREETER:
Those w/o Kiwanis pins or who did not shake the Hand
of Secret Greeter, Bill Scherkey, had to pay
up.
HAPPY & SAD BUCKS:
Skip Boyd
gave a Sad buck because he had seen Tom Slaughter
who lamented that he could not attend today’s
meeting.

Pat Anderson gave a very Happy buck because
her contractor informed her that the sub-flooring in
her house has passed inspection.

Brian Fuller gave several bucks; 1st
Happy for his father’s 64th birthday;
happy because he got a job; Sad because he will not
be able to make all our Kiwanis meetings; Sad
because he has an ear infection that won’t go away
but is going to try a remedy that Al Restivo
is suggesting!

Pat Flynn a Happy buck because he took a
cruise on the ‘Oasis of the Sea’ a very, very
big boat!

Frosty Boyd gave a Sad buck because a long
time friend, Dale Boyd ‘graduated from this
life into the next.’
Elizabeth Georgeon gave a Happy buck since
she is married to a Frenchman and all French
are happy for Bastille Day which is today!
Jennifer Berger Happy because our own
Linda Magarian went to Verdugo Hills
Hospital and spoke about non-profit organizations
such as our own Kiwanis Club; another Happy buck
because she has advance copies of the VHH Financial
Statement, copies for any of us that would like one;
and yet another Happy buck because she and
family leave Friday for their annual trek to Sweden
and a visit to her husband’s side of the family.

Howard
Backer Happy because he has always wanted to go
through the Panama Canal which they will do on a
90-passenger boat with only 50 passengers actually
on it. They will leave on his next birthday which
is February 3rd.

Jim Phillips Happy because he is getting all
his mom’s affairs in order.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Linda Magarian
announced that she has a brochure for Habitat for
hHmanity with a heart warming story by a young man
who with his family now have a home and what it
means to him; she passed the brochure for us to
enjoy.
Pat Anderson said that the city has
re-written rules for election signs and that you may
now display them on the parkway in front of your
home as well as on your lawn. The Chamber Mixer
tomorrow evening from 5:30-7:30 will be sponsored by
the City and it will be at Olberz Park in the Town
Center with the theme of Madre Gras with food and
beverages to reflect the theme. A great party is
expected.
Howard
Backer told us that we should put a buck or two
in the cans in the center of our tables to support
the Kiwanis Doctor’s Program.
Linda Magarian requested ‘large ticket’ items
for the W&GFT’ Silent Auction such as vacation
homes, cruises, time shares, etc. But please
donate.
Joel Smith told us it was our last chance to
purchase tickets to the Community Center’s Casino
Night this coming Saturday night.
Bill Watts told us that Descanso Gardens will
have a ‘Free Admissions Night on August 8th
(I think.)
Daryal Gant stated that in the past he
promised to give a ‘Century Club’ for the 100th
member but he is changing that to: ½ Century Club
for the 99th member and the other ½
Century Club for the 100 member! We are now at 97
members.

PROGRAM
Jim Phillips
introduced Dottie Sharkey a member of
Glendale Parks and Recreation Commission and also a
member of the newly formed ‘Parks and Open Space
Foundation.’ Dottie told us about the opening
gallery titled ‘Art from Ashes’ using articles
removed from the Deukmejian Park that was involved
in the Station Fire. 62 artists took these items
and used them to create art which has been sold to
raise money to support the refurbishing of the
Deukmejian area; this is located in La Crescenta up
New York Avenue. The Gallery is located in Glendale
across from the Americana at 261 S. Brand Boulevard
and is open Tuesday through Sunday from noon to 6
p.m. and a $5 donation per person is requested.
The Gallery had a grand opening and subsequent other
special showings and almost all of the art has sold.

The gallery is scheduled to close in 5 weeks but
will be taken over by the Museum of Neon Art who is
very happy to find a renovated art gallery. Dottie
ended her talk with a question and answer period.

FROSTY CHALLENGE:
Frosty told us one about a bumpy airplane
landing; that was followed by Jennifer Berger’s
knock-knock joke; then Daryal Gant told about
a Bingo game on an airplane. Prez-Elect Bill
Watts declared Daryal the winner (this
reporter’s table thinks Bill should check out
his hearing as we thought Frosty won by a
much louder response; but that is just one
reporter’s opinion.)
SLA REPORT: Dr. Frosty
reported that Dick De Grey is
‘pretty good; Hal Thomas is always in good
spirits as he watches the world go by his window;
Norm Johnson is in excellent spirits (and we all
look forward to his return to the club on
Wednesdays.) Robert Georgeon, husband of
Elizabeth, is home after spending 10 scary days
in hospital; Elizabeth says he is well on the
way to mending. Jim Smith is home from his 4
week hospital stay but needs to ‘take it easy’ for
another month or so. Jim & Wendy welcome you
to stop by their new residence at 2555 Piedmont
Avenue, on the corner of Rosemont or just to give
Jim a call to say, ‘hi.’
Winner of the 50/50
Drawing: Emelita Bituin
Secret Greeter:
Bill Scherkey
Master of the Cash
Box: Karl Johnson
This Week's
Reporter: Mary Gant
This Week's
Photographer: none
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