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Volume 29| Issue 11

October 4, 2017
Welcome to another issue of our weekly bulletin! Find out what we covered during the last weekly meeting, and what we learned from our speaker.  
Announcements

Rotary International

Alan O. encouraged each member to contribute at least a $100 to Rotary Foundation's objective to do good in this world. Peace is just not about stopping war, but how we treat each other. RI also works towards disease prevention and the role of clean water, as well as basic education and literacy. There are six areas of focus. Alan re-recognized Sharon Scheele for her generous level 8 donation to the Rotary Foundation recognizing an individual who has contributed in excess of $9,000.    

HRYF

Richard reminded members to provide him a copy of Foodland Give Aloha receipts.
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Richard reminding members 
Jo-Anna introducing the speakers
Kea Keolanui, co-speaker, employee of Hawaiian Ethos
This Week's Speaker
Hawaiian Ethos
Hawaiian Ethos, one of eight statewide licensees for medical marijuana, has as its mission to provide Hawaii Island safe and reliable access to cannabis medicine through evidence-based treatment choices. Zachary Taffany, COO, and Kea Keolanui, marketing, of Hawaiian Ethos educated our club members who have a 1960s perception of marijuana.  In Hawaii, the licensee does everything from growing, creating products, and dispensing.  This vertical integration provides an opportunity to track the performance of its products and improve.  Hawaiian Ethos intends to fully leverage this opportunity with a secure feedback app for patients to share their results.  
Hawaiian Ethos is led by CEO Bill Richardson together with a Stanford scientist, Vernon Oi, and medical doctor, Dr. Stacie Kerr, MD.  The anticipated opening is January 2018.  There will be two locations, Hilo and Kona.  Retail price is about $250/ounce ($15/gram).  The dispensaries will look like a pharmacy.  the products will have lab testing results on the labels for potency, pesticides, and other required information.  Currently, caregivers can grow for themselves and patients.  DOH has indicated phasing out the caregiver program in favor of dispensaries.  
 
There are three steps to access the dispensary products:  1) schedule an appointment with a physician or advanced practice registered nurse to certify that you have a qualifying medical condition; 2) register with the Department of Health's Medical Marijuana Registry Program; and 3) bring your current government issued ID and 329 Registration Card to Hawaiian Ethos for dispensary access.
Happy Dollars & Recognitions
Happy Dollars
Karolyn-- $20 happy to graduate to wedge shoes from tennis shoes; drove here by herself at speed limit
Steve-- $10 happy for business speakers today
Bryan-- $20 happy for only daughter moving to Honolulu with Deloitte Touché
Richard-- $10 happy to return from fabulous vacation
Kim-- $10 happy for Oktoberfest leadership
Mike-- $5 happy for wife's winning largest bush gourd at county fair; picture of Mike's sheep in paper for county fair
 
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Mary Begier-Phillips
October 9
 
Michael Carroll
October 10
 
Julie Hugo
October 11
 
Anniversaries
Sandra Wagner-Wright
Ron
October 10
 
Deborah Beaver
Tim
October 24
 
Join Date
David De Luz
October 16, 2002
15 years
 
Sandra Wagner-Wright
October 21, 2009
8 years
 
Yu Pearring
October 28, 1998
19 years
 
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