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Grapevine Vol Grapevine Vol. 40, No. 49, 5 June 2009 Bulletin – Rotary Club Of Almaden Valley Chartered May 9, 1969 – Club 472 – District 5170 P.O. Box 20543, San Jose, CA 95160 www.almadenvalleyrotary.org Meets Friday 12:45PM At The Almaden Golf And Country Club, 6663 Hampton Dr, San Jose, Ca 95120 2008-2009 R.I. President DK Lee (Korea) www.rotary.org Dist 5170 Gov Gary Citti www.rotary5170.org Club Officers President Jerry Gibson Pres Elect Ken Tavernier Secretary Bob Dolci Treasurer Gary Exberger Sgt at Arms Gregg Consentino Foundation Joe Pileggi Club Directors Club Serv Ken Wadors Youth/Comm Serv Joe Ferrito Int’l Serv Paul Consentino Membership Roger Hassler Vocational Serv Jeff Rosen Club Trur/PR Angie Hassler Club Endowment Board Darrin Nelson Chair Mel Bandanza Assistant Athletic Director Members: John Baker Stanford University Fred Eberle Joe Pileggi Paul Venezio Treasurer Miles Yamamoto Secretary Jim Guido President’s Leaf by Jerry Gibson, President Rotary Club of Almaden Valley Well, I am on the down slope of my year. One more regular meeting and then our club can celebrate our accomplishments for the past year. The Awards Night is scheduled for Thursday, June 18 th at the Three Flames. I’m still thinking of getting a stand-in for the 25th of June. And then it is July – it’s Ken’s turn. I have been a bit negative about my own accomplishments this past year but there is no mistaking the fact that our club has accomplished a lot over the past year. And I intend to hit on them this coming Thursday. Another reason to attend the Awards Night is the presentation by Bruce Curley. I won four tickets to a Stanford football game this past Friday. I was being very honest when I said I support Stanford in every case except whenever they play Cal. It was interesting to have Darrin Nelson as the speaker. He was trying to get ideas from us for how to fill their stadium for football. The solution is ….. product. Put a good product on the field and the fans will come. It was amusing when he mentioned that some of the previous coaches were not a good fit for Stanford. Walt Harris from Pittsburgh enters the locker room and tells the Stanford players that their will be no guns in the dorm (or locker room). Yours in Rotary Service, Jerry The TJ Martin Homeowners Association sent a letter thanking us for our participation in the tree planting project in the TJ Martin Park. The Blossom Valley Pony League sent a letter thanking us for our contribution to their program. Our meeting day will continue to be Friday permanently. Don’t miss Awards Night on Thursday, June 18 th at 6:00 PM at the Three Flames. Roger Hassler introduced Guest-of-Rotary Edesa Bithadal . Bob Dolci asked us to give either Joe Pillegi or him a check for the All Star Football Game. The football committee will meet on Monday, June 16 th , at 6:00 PM at Legends Pizza. Ken Wadors introduced Darrin Nelson , Assistant Athletic `Director at Stanford University. Darrin was recruited to play football at Stanford by Bill Walsh . Bill met with Darrin’s parents who were both teachers and before Darrin got to meet Bill his parents said yes. At Stanford Darrin was on track, baseball and football teams and was editor of the sports newsletter. He then played for the Minnesota Vikings and San Diego Chargers in the NFL. When Darrin played at Stanford the old 85,000 seat stadium would be filled. Today the new 55,000 seat stadium typically only has 35,000 people in it. Darrin got lots of suggestions when he asked how to get more people to attend games. The 1 st suggestion was get a better football team; Darrin said Jim Harbaugh will do that. Darrin provided 2 sets of tickets for a Stanford football game next season that were added to our drawing. Johny G Visiting Rotarians Marsha and Mike Chief Editor Bruce Mark Your Calendar 6/12 Board Meeting – Gibson 6/18 Awards Night 6/25 President’s Honorarium 7/15 All Star Football Game +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Date Editor Greeters Program 6/12 John Rosen & Shepardson TBA 6/18 Bruce None Awards Night 6/26 Mel None President’s Honorarium 7/03 Angie Smith & Stednitz TBA 7/10 Walt Trudeau & Uenaka TBA +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ HAIL FRASIER THE LION! An Inspiration And Role Model 2008 JULY 2008 AUGUST 2008 SEPTEMBER 2008 OCTOBER Fri 04 Dark Fri 01 Regular Meeting Fri 05 Regular Meeting Fri 03 Regular Meeting Fri 11 Regular Meeting Fri 08 Regular Meeting Wed 10 Board Meeting - Hassler Wed 01 Board Meeting – Maestas Wed 16 Board Meeting – Tavernier Wed 13 Board Meeting – Ferrito Fri 12 Regular Meeting Fri 10 Regular Meeting Fri 18 Regular Meeting Fri 15 Regular Meeting Thu 18 Club Assembly** Sat 11 Columbus Day Party Wed 23 Silicon Valley Youth Classic Sat 16 Day at the A’s Sun 21 Almaden Art/Wine Festival Fri 17 Regular Meeting Fri 25 Regular Meeting Fri 22 Regular Meeting Fri 26 Regular Meeting Fri 24 Regular Meeting Fri 29 Dist Gov Visit ** Round Table * 2008 NOVEMBER 2008 DECEMBER 2009 JANUARY 2009 FEBRUARY Fri 07 Regular Meeting Fri 05 Senior Luncheon - Southside Fri 02 Regular Meeting Thu 05 Regular Meeting Fri 14 Regular Meeting Wed 10 Board Meeting - Wadors Thu 09 Regular Meeting Wed 11 Board Meeting - Exberger Wed 12 Board Meeting - Pileggi Fri 12 Senior Luncheon – Almaden Wed 14 Board Meeting - Dolci Fri 13 Valentine Luncheon Thu 20 Club Assembly** Tue 16 Xmas Wrap Party – Hassler’s Thu 15 Regular Meeting Fri 20 Club Assembly** Fri 28 Dark** Fri 18 Christmas Dinner** Thu 22 Regular Meeting Fri 27 Regular Meeting Fri 26 Dark Thu 30 Regular Meeting ** Round Table ** Round Table ** Round Table * 2009 MARCH 2009 APRIL 2009 MAY 2009 JUNE Fri 06 Regular Meeting Fri 03 Regular Meeting Fri 01 Meeting @ Campbell Ponds** Fri 054 Regular Meeting Wed 11 Board Meeting – G. Consentino Wed 08 Board Meeting – Sat-Sun 2-3 Kids Fishing Wed 10 Board Meeting - Gibson Fri 13 Regular Meeting Fri 10 Regular Meeting Fri 08 Charter Party ** Fri 12 Regular Meeting Fri 20 St Patrick’s Day Luncheon Fri- 17- District Conference** Thu- 14- Joint Board Meeting - Tahoe Thu 18 Awards Night ** Fri 27 Regular Meeting Sun 18 Sun 17 Fri 26 Pres Honorarium Fri 24 Regular Meeting Fri 15 Regular Meeting Fri 22 Regular Meeting Fri 29 Club Assembly**t ** Round Table ** Round Table ** Round Table Tell Walt D’Ardenne @ 650-961-4875 or [email protected] if any changes are needed. If you MISS, #%*&@$, please MAKE UP ☺☺☺ !! 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