Calendar for January and February.

[Guest guest]

Annual Meeting, Sunday, January 14 FOR MEMBERS ONLY

Refreshments at 3:30 p.m. Meeting at 4:00 p.m.

IOA, 3600 Geary Boulevard, between Palm & Arguello, San Francisco

MUNI #38 Geary with East Bay connection at Trans Bay Terminal or BART

at Montgomery Exit

Members are encouraged to attend this once a year meeting in order to

have a quorum; otherwise, the Society will not be functioning within

its 501©3 by-laws obligations. In addition to reviewing reports of

activities for 2006, including World Vegetarian Weekend, ideas and

activities for 2007 will be discussed. RSVP if attending to help us

plan how much food to order, 415-273-5481. A Board Meeting will

precede the Annual Meeting at 1:00 p.m. open to members who are

interested.

 

Dining Out, Friday, January 19

Dining at 6:00 p.m. followed by Stan Mahy & his Sea Adventures

New Ganges Vegetarian Restaurant, 775 Frederick Street, near Lincoln

Way, San Francisco

Featuring vegetarian & vegan Indian cuisine modestly priced plus 10%

discount for SFVS members.

RSVP 415-273-5481 by January 17

At the suggestion of David Goggin, Dining Out Coordinator, Stan (Mr.

Dixie) will talk about his adventures as a young man at sea during

WWII and his experiences that included a Kamikaze Attack, a Sea

Monster, a Swim with Barracudas, a Haunted Ship in a Typhoon, a

Mutiny, a Murder, and jail in Hong Kong.

 

Potluck & Free Lecture by Don Weaver, " Positive Steps toward Earth

Regeneraton "

Saturday, February 10: Socializing & Appetizers 6:00 p.m.; Dining

6:30 p.m.; Lecture 8:00 p.m.

IOA, 3600 Geary Boulevard. (See January 14 meeting for transit

details.)

$1 suggested donation for members & their guests with food; $2 for

non-members with food. Add $8 to each category without food.

Don Weaver co-authored The Survival of Civilization with John Hamaker

and authored To Love and Regenerate the Earth, both are free online

at the website of Remineralize the Earth, www.remineralize.org. Don

has made a great contribution in awakening the public to the

ecological problems and solutions in promoting Earth Health

Regeneration for 30 years as an organic veganic grower and raw food

Natural Hygienist. He resides in Woodside and is available for

Orchard and Gardening Services, 650-851-3622 or earthdon.

He will make available a few 50 lb bags of rock dust for those

wanting to start remineralizing their gardens.

 

Post Valentine Potluck Honoring Newly Weds, Howard & Angie Dykoff

Co-Hosted with East Bay Veg*ns

Saturday, February 17: Socializing & Appetizers 5:00 p.m.; Dining

6:00 p.m.; Dancing 8:00 p.m.

At the home of Elizabeth Bechtold, 633 Glenwood Isle, Alameda.

Attire Dressy.

$1 suggested donation with food; $10 without food.

Enjoy good food and décor with a Valentine theme.

Directions: From 880, take High Street Alameda Exit. At stoplight,

turn west onto High Street and proceed over bridge 1.5 miles. Turn

right onto Otis Drive and right onto Glenwood. Call 510-864-1111 for

last minute directions or to volunteer beforehand. (No door fee for

those arriving two hours early to volunteer to help set up or prepare

raw appetizers.)

 

Celebrate the Year of the Boar

Gung Hay Fat Choy

Chinese New Year Dining Out, Saturday, February 24 at 6:00 p.m.

Layonna's (Newly Opened Vegetarian Restaurant)

1829 Clement Street, between 19th & 20th Avenue, San Francisco

Organized by Sharon Leong and Winnie.

$18 per person includes tax, tip, and tea. Make checks out and mail

to SFVS, c/o Joseph Cadiz, 73 Rondel Place, San Francisco CA 94103 by

February 21.

Menu: Vegetable Small Steamed Bun, Braised Tofu with Brown Sauce,

Golden Mushroom with Tofu, Deep Fried Filet Fish in Brown Sauce,

Sauteed String Beans, House Delight with Crispy Taro & Bean Curd

Sheet, Special Chinese New Year Entrée, Brown Rice, Tea. The vegan

dinner will have no msg. (The restaurant usually puts a little msg

in the food.) Menu subject to change. For more information, call

415-273-5481.