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Nancy McCready,
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Nevan Senkan,
International |
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Adel
Shalaby,
Incoming Pres |
Phil Gabriel,
Youth |
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Diane Good,
Sec. and Immediate P.P. |
Aaron Donahue,
Community |
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Terry M. White,
Treasurer |
Marsha Hunt, Peace |
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Michael Newman,
Membership |
Ronald Lyster,
Webmaster |
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Tom Barron,
Programs |
Aly Shoji, Social Media |
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Jim Crane, Sergeant-at-Arms |
Steve Day,
Foundation|
Mark Rogo, Director at Large |
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*Last Week's Zoom Meeting*
2020
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October 29 - Greg Fischer |
 Greg
is a historical expert on the development of Westwood. Born in
Santa Monica, California in 1952, and raised in the Westwood
section of Los Angeles, he attended St. Paul the Apostle Grammar
School and Daniel Murphy High School (1970). He went on to
Loyola University of Los Angeles (now LMU) graduating in 1974
with a BA in Political Science.
Greg has been active in civic
affairs for years including serving as president and board
member of the HolmbyWestwood Property Owners Association, member
of the parish council for St. Paul the Apostle Church and a
member of the Westwood Village Chamber of Commerce, during a
period of about 10 years when he worked in Westwood Village
running a business. A member of Downtown Cathedral Associates,
he also formed a group of Downtown residents to work on the
Police Administration Building perimeter as there was no current
funding to maintain the exterior of the site (this situation has
been corrected). He holds a seat on the Los Angeles Regional
History Planning Group which meets at the Huntington Library.
He will present a series of photos showing and discussing how
Westwood Village began along with the surrounding neighborhoods. |
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November 5 - John Harlow |
 John
is a British-born American citizen and is currently Managing
Editor of the
UCLA Magazine. He will discuss
an article he wrote on how UCLA is providing solutions to the
climate change issues confronting the world. |
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November 12 - Chris Gaynor |
 Chris
will present the second part of "My Favorite Vacation" series.
Following the lead of Lyster and More, he will take up the
entire time discussing his vast array of his travels. |
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November 19 - Robert Wang |
 Do
you understand the history of the Opium Wars in mid-19th century
China? You will find out. Robert Wang wrote The Opium Lord's
Daughter, a dramatic novel told from both a Chinese and Western
perspective about a transformational period in East-West
history. |
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| November 7 -
Virtual District Foundation Celebration |
| 2021 |
| April 17 -21 -
District
Humanitarian Trip to Costa Rica |
| June 12-16 -
Rotary International Convention
(Taipei, Taiwan) |
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| Rotarians of the Month |
 July,
2020
Ron Lyster |
 August,
2020
Ed
Gauld |
 September,
2020
Steve
Day |
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Rotary is a leadership organization
made up of local business, professional and civic leaders who meet
regularly to get to know each other, form friendships and, through that,
get things done in our local community. Rotary is the world's
oldest and largest service organization (founded in 1905). |
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