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April 8, 2008
OPENING
President Dick Short welcomed everyone with “did anyone commend someone for their smile this past week? followed by stories about providing chicken eggs for incubators for area schools - a project by his wife” and then asked Jim Fitzpatrick to lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance. Bruce Johnson asked the blessing on our lunch, and prayed for Kim Murdock and Bill Jarvis, who have recently lost loved ones, our armed services personnel at home or overseas, first responders, our Great Country, its leaders and our defenders.
PROGRAMS IN THE WEEKS AHEAD!
April 15 Cliff Dochterman, Past Rotary International President
April 22 Hal Davis, Lewis and Clark Explorations
April 29 Carol Pitman, 21st Century resident of Saudi Arabia
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
KJ Page shared General Arnold Schwarzkopf: “Leadership is a potent combination of strategy and character. But if you must be without one, be without the strategy.”
SONG BY CETA
Ceta led us in one of her original tunes: “Hukilau.”
RECOGNITIONS
$100 Dwight Perry for getting stranded in Hawaii while on vacation.
GUESTS
Hofsa Burt introduced our guest today, Jeff Glass. Welcome, Jeff!
HELLO SONG
Sal Tedesco led us in his favorite verse of this all-time favorite!
UPCOMING DATES AND OPPORTUNITIES
APRIL 29 - ROTARY 101 AT DR. DARRELL’S HOUSE
Calling all new members and their sponsors . . . contact Dr. Darrell for more information at DocLavin@abetterspine.com
MAY 9 - CHILI COOKOFF 2008
The Castro Valley Rotary Club will host the 2008 Chili Cookoff at Rowell Ranch on Friday, May 9. More information to follow . . . check out pix from last year at http://www.castrovalleyrotary.org/index_files/Page590.htm
MAY 10 - ROWELL RANCH RODEO PARADE
Lots going on . . . We need everyone to get involved . . . Check out pix from last year at http://www.castrovalleyrotary.org/index_files/Page590.htm . . .
MAY 15 - LET’S GO FISHING
Plan to attend! Check out pix from last year at http://www.castrovalleyrotary.org/index_files/Page590.htm
PROGRAM
Leslie Travis introduced students from Castro Valley High School who shared about the “Washington Closeup” program. Seniors Joel, Grace, Kim and Eddie reported on their trip in February to Washington, D.C. Thirteen students made the trip that was described as “life changing” by many of the students. In addition to being paired with students from other areas of the country, they met with elected officials, visited our Great Country’s memorials, Arlington Cemetery, The White House and The Pentagon. They shared several stories and adventures. The following pictures will help all understand what happened during their trip.
THE HUNT FOR THE CORRECT MARBLE
CVHS Student Joel’s ticket was pulled and with $118 and 8 marbles in the sack, reached in and won . . . . $5.00 . . . Congratulations!
See you next week!
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