Program for Friday January 9, 2004 The Malaria Project Stoney Stonework our hard working president tells us about the goals of the Malaria Project. The Water Trust Authority The Chief Executive officer of the WTA will explain its mission, display its plan and tell us how they plan to come up with $689 million to fund their plan. Door Duty: Joseph Bagley Michael Winter * * * * * * * * * Program for Friday January 16, 2004 The Richmond Main Street Project Dennis Holloway explains how the Richmond Main Street Program plans to revitalize downtown Richmond. Door Duty: James Beaver Bart Wallace * * * * * * * * * Program of January 2, 2004 Round Table ( it was really rectangular )        Where to Make Up San Rafael   Monday       12:15 Seafood Peddler Albany        Tuesday       12:30 Mira Vista G&CC El Sobrante Tuesday       12:15 Joe's of El Sobrante Berkeley     Wednesday  12:15 His Lordships Hercules     Wednesday   7:15 am Hercules Senior Center San Pablo   Wednesday  12:15 San Pablo Casino El Cerrito    Thursday       12:15 Mira Vista G&CC Pinole         Thursday      12:30 Outback Steak House Vallejo        Thursday      12:15 World Holiday Inn  Upcoming Speakers 01/23/04  Dana Rambo speaks on Prop 56 01/30/04  Don Hardison speaks on The Easter Hill Project. Important Dates 01/21/04  Joint Meeting with Berekely at His Lordship's 01/25/04  Annual Reno Train Trip 02/20/04  Help celebrate Rotary's 99th B'day 06/04/04  D-Day meeting on The Red Oak Victory Door Duty Reminder     01/23/04 Donna Bell Donna Uriyu 01/30/04 Joanne Blum Joseph W. Thomas 02/06/04 Erle Brown Stanley Teaderman 02/13/04 Tom Butt Daniel Tanita 02/20/04 Herbert Cole 02/27/04 Henry Covell Loren Straughn

` Last Week It was a stalwart group of Rotarians that braved the wind and rain to attend last Friday's roundtable meeting at the Mira Vista Golf and Country Club. It was officially the first unofficial meeting of the New Year. After being amply lubricated by Gil in the big room bar the ten of us spilled into the nicely appointed meeting room behind the bar. The food was ordered from the main dining room menu and was enjoyed by all.  Presiding at the head of the table President Stoney began a round of joke and story telling that was mostly clean but sometimes a little ribald. Here's a little sample: A man in a raincoat approached 3 elderly ladies sitting on a park bench and flashed them. Two had strokes immediately but the third one couldn't reach that far! It was a great way to start the year. I think we should devote an official meeting to this format. Happy New Year to all! Christmas Party Photos (courtesy of Charles Wong)

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