Our presenter Carol Vander Meer was asked to lead the flag salute. Bill McAuley gave the invocation asking the entire assemblage to pray for the Giants. He then quoted Vince Lombardi “ Winning isn’t everything, it’s wanting to win.”
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| Carol Vander Meer |
Our exchange student Clara mentioned that she’s having a fund raiser this week at the Faith Center to help pay for a cross country tour with her host family. It’s $30 a head but she didn’t say what time it started. President Matthew Owen touted his “Done in a Day” work project this Saturday at Food for People. You can go and help them re-landscape the grounds. Weak coffee and turnips will be served afterwards.
The 11th annual Brew at the Zoo is happening Saturday May 6th. It’s a 21 and over Beer Tasting. You get a souvenir beer glass and there are three Pub Grub venues plus live bands. Tickets are $30 for zoo members and $20 for designated drivers. Tickets are available at the Zoo gift shop, The Works, and Wildberries.
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| Our exchange student from Milan |
Linda Wise donated 6 tickets plus a parking pass to tomorrow night’s game. Matthew tried to auction them off, but there were no bids. It was short notice and more difficult to get to San Francisco with 101 out. Plus the Giants are 6 and 13 as Dennis Hunter observed when Matthew noticed him wearing his Giants jacket. The final straw was that Bumgartner the scheduled pitcher fell off his dirt bike and is out for 8 weeks. Bill McAuley was fined $150 for taking a vacation in Maui. CPAs Jay Reed and John Fullerton were welcomed back for returning after tax season. Matthew then did a blatant commercial for Leon’s Mufflers. Dale can do warranty work on cars and trucks.
Rick Littlefield introduced our guest speaker Carol Vander Mere who gave us an update on the Humboldt Bay Trail. When complete the 13 mile-long trail will run from south Eureka through Arcata. This non-motorized trail will increase road safety, provide a low cost travel alternative, and promote healthy active transportation. The Humboldt Bay fund was established at HAF to provide a mechanism for private donors to assist in the continued development of the HBT by focusing on the critical need for trail maintenance funds. All donations up to $25,000 will be matched by a $25,000 donation by Eureka Natural Foods. Send your checks to HAF. The menu for today’s fascinating meeting was scalloped potatoes, ham slices, manicotti, corn, muffins with black specks in them, and salad bar. Dessert was fruit cobbler.
Rick Littlefield introduced our guest speaker Carol Vander Mere who gave us an update on the Humboldt Bay Trail. When complete the 13 mile-long trail will run from south Eureka through Arcata. This non-motorized trail will increase road safety, provide a low cost travel alternative, and promote healthy active transportation. The Humboldt Bay fund was established at HAF to provide a mechanism for private donors to assist in the continued development of the HBT by focusing on the critical need for trail maintenance funds. All donations up to $25,000 will be matched by a $25,000 donation by Eureka Natural Foods. Send your checks to HAF. The menu for today’s fascinating meeting was scalloped potatoes, ham slices, manicotti, corn, muffins with black specks in them, and salad bar. Dessert was fruit cobbler.
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