Brian Hall played in the Post Alarm golf tournament and came in … second overall, but first in Rotary.  This feat earned him a recognition of $50.

Finemaster Bob spotted Bob Novell driving a new car, or, as Bob explained, a “new to him” Mercedes.  His old car was totaled on the 210 freeway, when he was conducting research for the Santa Anita Bridge Bond Commission by counting the number of drivers in passing cars and neglected to count the stopped car in front of him.  There was little sympathy from the Finemaster and Bob was fined $50.

Dave McMonigle was spotted on the sideline at the USC game, celebrating with his fellow honored crew team members with a special tailgate party and on-field access.  All this Cardinal & Gold celebrating was recognized with a $50 fine.

First place at the Los Angeles County Fair was not enough to give Pat Barnes a fine.  And his lovely wife, Barbara Lynn’s, second place wasn’t enough either.  What put Pat over the line was the photo of him napping during last week’s District Governor’s speech.  He was recognized for a fine of $50 and an essay on the talk’s topic.

Brand new member Teri Muse was a member of the Baldwin Park city council.  As such, she was recognized for $25 on her very first day in Arcadia Rotary.  Welcome to the club, Teri!

Another new member, Eszylfie Taylor, has replaced Paul Kalemkiarian whose name was the club’s standard spelling test.  Esylfie shared that his name means “Son of God” and was given to him by his father who is from Ghana.