TYC Speaker's Series:
World Tour Slideshow  ---  Indian Dinner
and General Meeting
Friday, September 12

To help us plan for dinner, please make a dinner reservation by Wed. Sept. 10, using the form below. 

Program: 
A Stunning Photographic Panorama - A Whirlwind Tour of the Globe!  Don't Miss It!

An Indian Dinner will be served from 6:30 - 8 pm by
Rekha and Amitabh Dutt and their Culinary Entourage

Only $12 per person (kids under 12: $6)
Reservation form below 

Menu:
Lamb Curry
Masala sabji (vegetables)
Dal (lentils)
Basmati rice
Green salad
Dessert: Mango flan

Please read carefully before making reservations:

• Guests of members are welcome.  If you're considering a large group of more than four guests, please check with Walt Bilofsky at 415-435-4433 so we can accommodate everyone.
   

• Please make reservations if possible.  Reserve by Wednesday night, September 10.  Walk-ins and late reservations are welcome, but may be asked to wait until we're sure that everyone with pre-deadline reservations can be served.
    

• If you can't come, please cancel your reservation.
    

• Bar opens 6 pm.  Dinner is served from 6:30 pm through the brief General Meeting, which starts at 7:30, until 8 pm.  Please chew quietly after the meeting starts.

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Coming Attractions:

Friday, October 3:  When Bad Things Happen to Good Boats. For 20 years, Bob Barbieri maintained the engines on the Golden Gate ferries; now he works on yacht diesels. He’s seen it all — and will talk about it at TYC in October. You’ll laugh — you’ll cry — you’ll wince. Pizza and salad dinner served. To facilitate the discussion, the bar will remain open throughout.

Coming Soon:  The Islands of the Bay. The largest and smallest of the bay’s 48 islands are in Tiburon. Can you name them? James Martin, photographer and publisher of the book The Islands of San Francisco Bay, will provide the answers, plus lots of gorgeous photos and fascinating info about the other 46.

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