SONOMA TITLE GUARANTY COMPANY · $5 -Ed Nathan's agent, Joe Militello showed up late for the aeeting and without his rotary pin. $5 - Mike Jaaes celebrated his 15th wedding anniversary.

SONOMA TITLE GUARANTY COMPANY490 Mendocino Avenue

P. O. Box 1913Santa Rosa, CA 95402

DELBERT A. RABYHISTORIANSANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB9358 LAKEWOOD DRIVEWINDSOR, CA 95492

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March 3, "^8 8

Last Week Continued

THE MARVELOUS STORY OF ROTARY •

On a call, sunny, beautiful Saturday,February 20, rotarian presidents,presidents-elect, club publicrelations chairaen and the District5overnor were inside Santa Rosa JuniorCollege's Eaaett Hall. It was the1988 District Rotary InforaationSeainar and the priisary focus was on anatter of seious concern to R.I.President Charles "Chuck" Keller: Lackof Rotary Knowledge and Lack of PublicAwareness. In his videotaped sessageat the beginning of the seainar,President Keller explained his concernabout Rotary came about as the resultof a poll aaong leaders of the 447Rotary districts. Most of thosequestioned agreed that new aeabershave little knowledqe of this 88-year-old organization. The poll alsoconcluded Rotary club leaders couldbetter serve their meabers if they newaore about Rotary and its purpose.Iven though Rotary is expending greateffort aiding non-rotarian countriessuch as in our Polio Plus Prograa, ourawn qovernsent is suspicious of our•otives.

In the words of Charles Keller,'Rotary is the world's best kept

VISITING ROTARIANS

John Withers PD6 Senior Active SRHJack Vallerqa Educational CounselingCecil Huaes" CPA SRBuzz Bryant Financial PlanningBob Peterson Retailing PETKeith Niddlesworth Title SR?Larry Garcia Cleaning ServiceBene Nabor Consuaer ElectronicsJack Landis Education SRDan Thoapson Cosaunications SRBill Cochran Coaaercial InsuranceBuck Phillips Title InsuranceBunny Coastock Law

6UESTS

Vicki Lockner/school principal (Saith)Steve Sharpe/County Planning (Andersn)Howard Dalton/Banking (Seegailler)Loretta Slye/HMS Travel (Seegailler)

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secret." The public is uncertainabout Rotary's activities and Kellerwants to change this. PublicRelations will play a key part in thepublic's recognition of Rotary.During the one-day seiinar, severalRotary leaders seeaed a little uneasywith publicizing Rotary. One Rotarianthought the whole purpose, as theaotto decrees, is "Service Above Selfdoing good for others without the needto receive a "pat on the back"!Seainar counsellor, To§ Claytonquickly replied "the purpose ofpublication is not for personalrecognition but for recoqnitian of thepurpose of Rotary. To iaprove thepublic's awareness of Rotary each clubis urged to improve Coaaunity andPublic Relations. Suggestionsincluded:

A. Create an outlet for Rotary newsB. Use of free aedia (radio, TV

public announcements)C. Rotary key speakersD. Short video on Rotary (past,

present and future)

So, as R.I. President Charles Kellertold us at the Rotary InforaationSeainar on sunny Saturday, February 20"Tell everyone about the MarvelousStory - the Rich Story of Rotary."

THE FOUR-WAY TEST

1. Is it the TRUTH?

2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?

3. Will it build GOOD WILLand BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?

4. Will it be BENEFICIAL

to all concerned?

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Santa Rosa SunriseRotary Club

P.O. Box 4687 • Santa Rosa, CA 95402Chartered June 30, 1986

Meets every Thursday 7:15 a.m. at The Sheraton Round Barn Inn

Charles C. Keller, President R.I. • Aldo J. Simonctti, District GovernorBruce Anderson, Area Representative

OFFICERS 1986 - 1987

Peter Treleaven - President

Bob Dunn - President-Elect

Kent Seegmiller - SecretaryBruce Bowe - Treasurer

Warren Smith - Past President

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Dana Anderson

Ray GormanJohn Jone?

Bill Kokke

Dan Lambert

Russ Lockner

• CLUB SERVICE Dana Anderson. Attendance Seegmiller ClassificationJones, Smith Membership Coker, Dunn, Raby, Ten ps Set-up Nathan, Julian,Ponzio Programs Anderson, Apodaca, Rich Roster Dunn, Lambert BulletinGallagher, Daw Fellowship Temps, Gorman, Lorenzen, Olsen PublicRelations Dunn, Gallagher Historian Raby Photographer van der HorstInterclub Olsen, James Sunshine Smith, Raby Oktoberfcst Lockner,Doolittle, Eakin, Franke, Lorenzen, Reyes Assistant Secretary Rich BloodBank Anderson Sergeant-at-Arms Kokke VOCATIONAL SERVICE RavGorman, Doolittle COMMUNITY SERVICE Russ Lockner, Flynn, Franke, Julian,Nathan, Rich INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Dan Lambert, Eakin, Eddinger, Jones,Klim, Kokke, Lorenzen, van der Horst Foundation Bowe Dinner MilitelloScholarship Van Cleave, Eakin GSE Jones POLIO PLUS John DolinsekAnderson, Apodaca Gorman, Lockner, Reyes Major Gifts Dunn, Militello

LOCAL MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

Monday

West Santa RosaLos Roblcs12:15 p.m.Cleveland & Edwards

IlealdsburgJacob Homer1115 p.m.106 MalhesonI Iealdsburg

Tuesday

WindsorWindsor Lanes8801 Conde Lane7:15 a-m.

Santa Rosa EastOakmont Inn12:15 pm.Highway 12to Oakmont Drive

Rohncrt Park/CotatlGreen Oak Restaurant12:15 P-m.8501 GravcnsteinHighway 116

WednesdaySanta RosaFlamingo Hotel12:15p.m.4th & Farmers Ln

Pctaluma ValleySonoma Joe's12:10p.m.5151 Old RcdwoodHwy.

Sonoma ValleySonoma Nat. Golf dub12:00 noon1770 Arnold DriveSonoma

Thursday Friday

Pctaluma SebastapoiVeterans Mem. Bldg. Veterans Mem. Bldg.12:10_p.m. - 12:15pm.1094 Pctaluma Blvd. S 282 High Street

CloverdalcLeah'sHighway 101Cloverdalc12:15

Mid die townHidden Valley12:25 p.m.Hwy 29 Northof Middlctown

IN OUR L(- EPISODE...

HAS THE NEW CALIFORNIA SUPREME COURT

MADE A DIFFERENCE?

According to the Bulletin, last week'sguest speaker was to be the everelusive 6ene Tunney. However, lastThursday he had to attend an eaergencyaeeting of the jail "depopulationcosaittee". The audience wasdelighted by his substitute, theDeputy District Attorney, MIKEMULLINS. After a few light-heartedcoaaents about the breakfast he sharedwith us, he hit his sain topic: TheCalifornia Suprese Court. Havingworked in the California courts since1971 and with the District Attorneysince 1981, MIKE MULLINS hasexperienced the "old" court (Byrd,Cruz and Reynoso) and the new SupreieCourt. He know what a difference the"old guard" nade in a auaber ofiaportant death penalty cases and onecould not help noticing that Mike didnot necessarily agree with eany of thedecisions of the Rose Byrd court. Hecited several cases where the evidenceclearly linked the defendant to thecase, yet the Court reversed thedecisions of lower courts because ofcircuastances involved with theinvestigation or prosecution. The oldcourt went out of its way to see thatthe death penalty was not enforced.The new Suprese Court is aakinq a bigdifference, basing their decisions ondecisions of the United States SupremeCourt. Speaking for the aajority ofprosecuting attorneys in the state,Hike is very pleased with what the newCalifornia Supreae Court has done inreconsidering aany of the casesconsidered by the old court and theway they're handling new cases. Thenew California Supreae Court can"restore justice tD California".

$$$ THE FINE TIMES $$$

$5 - Ed Nathan's agent, Joe Militelloshowed up late for the aeetingand without his rotary pin.

$5 - Mike Jaaes celebrated his 15th

wedding anniversary.

*20 - Dana Anderson's bank placed aneye-catching ad. His coapetitor

showed class in paying the fine

for hia as the bleeding heartpast it on to Jack Eddinger.

$5 - Bruce Bowe has chased another

of his neighbors away. Seesstheir all selling.

$5 - Kent Seegailler has been seen

cruising in Joan's new 944.

$9 - Rick "Dr. Slile" Franke has a

birthday on March 1.

IN THE SPIRIT OF THE SUNRISE CLUB

A aeaber of our club has aade it

possible for us tD donate a such

needed photo copier to the Sonoaa

Child Guidance Center.

Our renovations coaaittee of Hakel,Apocaca and Van Cleave have checked

out the Child Protective Service's

child interview/visitation "cell" and

are preparing for our super aake-over

weekend to Bake it a fit place forkids. YOU CAN HELP!

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VOL. II NO. 34 MAR' ^3, 1988************************************** *********

TODAY

* New Member Induction - Vicki Lockner

- Howard Dal ton

* Cra-ft Talk

ELRQERAM

RITA McSOWAN CFP

"Taking Advantage of the New Tax Plan"

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UPCOMING

March 4-6 PET'S Conference Concord CA

March 10 ASSEMBLY

March 14 Board of Directors 5:30 pm DWR(All welcome, especially red badge)

March 17 TEA

March 24 Sonoma County Rotary Clubs meeting(hasted by Petaluma)

POLIO PLUS ORIENTATION

John Dolinsek and Dana Anderson will

hold a Polio Plus Orientation meetingFriday March 11 froa 7:30 to 8:45 AMat the Sonoaa National Bank. All new

club aeabers who haven't been apprisedof the Polio Plus Prograa areencouraged to attend this short

aeeting. This special orientation isalso open to other club aeabers who

are still wondering what to do aboutPolio Plus.

SUNRISE ROTARY BARBECUE

If you see LERDY CARLENZOLI, pleaselet him know about the club barbecuethat will be held at his house on

SATURDAY APRIL 23. At least tell hiswife CAROL about it. More later....

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THE MYSTERY ROTARIAN

This week's aystery rotarianwas born and raised to age 5 inthis city, eating Cheerios,Wheaties and other fine General

Mills cereals his father brought ?hoae froa work. Our high school ?athlete coapeted in baseball, ?basketball, football and track. ?

He actually played on a seai- ?pro football teaa and was a ?

"star" quarterback for the Santa ?

Rosa Police Departsent. He's

coapeted in raquetball tourna-

aents froa Burlinqaae to Ukiah.

It's really a taxing tiae forthis fellow right now. Did you

shake hands with our MYSTERY R.? ?

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CLASSIFICATION SPOUSE

Insurance-Fire Deborah

Banking-Real Estate CathyManagement Consulting Lilly

Automotive Maintenance Louise

Civil Engineering CarolArchitecture Jane

Title Insurance KalhyInsurance-Life/Disability DianeAttorneyServices CarolynMarketing Consulting Diane

Food Processing KarenBanking Sandra

Gas & Electric Service GloriaAdditional Active (Dentistry) Judy

Radio - Production SueManufacturing-CeramicSoils Engineering SherryCommercial Corist-rucAlonCollision Repair JudyCPA-Business Planning ArdysEquipment Leasing SusanLeasing SusanDentistryBusiness Communications Fae

Computer Systems KayReal Estate-Commercial VickiDelicatessen Shauna

Insurance-Casualty Vincie

Business Forms Supplier

Law-Taxes Lynn

Law-Workers Comp.

Senior Active (Boy Scouts) HarriettChiropracticCPA-Taxes Denise

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Sen. Active (Auto Upholstery) MurielSecurities-Investments Marie

Residential Construction CynthiaCommercial Balloonist LovieFinancial Consulting

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DELBERT A. RABY

HISTORIAN

SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB

9358 LAKEWOOD DRIVE

WINDSOR, CA 95492

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Vol. II No. 35

March 10th 1988

TODAY'S PROGRAM

CLUB ASSEMBLY

Upcomi n g_ eve n tsMarch l'ltfi - Board of Director'sMeet in;; - De;in Witter Reynold's5:30pm (Red badge members areencouraged to at tend)March 2'ith - Pres Mrnt/SeretaryMeeting - PetaluniaAPRIL IS MAGAZINE MONTH

In our last episode...

VISITING ROTAIUAMS

Bob

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Stn

P1 a

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Don

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unk - SR - Dental Health

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Cort - SEB. - Preventative

tryhill ips - SR F.ast - Titlenee/Reti redCampbell - SEB. - Apple GrowerJohnston - SR West - Wholesale

Flynn - San Rafael - Gastrie Service

SEB Law

GUESTS

Jim Edwards - Community Hospital- Controller (Archie Julian)Alan Test - Test Marketing (BobDunn)Vicki Lockner - Principal - SteeleLane Elementary -(Warren Smith)

$ $ $ TIIK FINK TIMES $

$5 - Russ Lockner's wife Vickihad a birthday on March 2nd. Russ,an active member of the BLoedin'Hearts tapped on John Dolinsekto pay up! (John admitted to payinn,$10 for Vicki's birthday last year.)$5 - Our newest member Vicki Locknerpaid for the privilage of havinga birthday!$10 - Keith and Sherry Gregorycelebrated their 14th Anniversaryon March 2nd.

$5 - "Visiting Rotarian" RogerElynn was still a member with uswhen he enjoyed a trip to Mexico.A careful check on the by-lawsshowed Roger owed!$20 - "Special guest member" LeroyCarlenzoli finally got nabbed forhis birthday on Feb. 6th! Leroyand Carol also toasted twenty-threehappy years together! (sfx-addingmachine) His fine also includedthe "bird smuggling" from Mexicoand Leroy's triumphant elk huntusing a bow and arrow.$5 - Joe Militello has two clubbadges!$7.50 - Tres. Peter showed up tothe meeting without his badge!$2 - Jim "DO" Daw was pinched foradvertising his business addressin last week's Bulletin!$5 - Warren Smith omitted two veryimportant pages from last week'sBulletin.

$1 - Steve Olsen drew a blank asto who the MYSTERY ROTARIAN was.Last week's Rotarian of Mysteryand Suspense was Mark Walsvick,a "ringer" QB for the Santa RosaPolice Department!




Charles C. Keller, President R.I. • Aldo J. Simonetti, District GovernorBruce Anderson, Area Representative






BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Dana Anderson Bill Kokke

Ray Gorman Dan Lambert

John Jones Russ Lockner

• CLUB SERVICE Dana Anderson. Attendance Seegmiller ClassificationJones, Smith Membership Coker, Dunn, Raby, Temps Set-up Nathan, Julian,Ponzio Programs Anderson, Apodaca, Rich Roster Dunn, Lambert BulletinGallagher, Daw Fellowship Temps, Gorman, Lorenzen, Olsen PublicRelations Dunn, Gallagher Historian Raby Photographer van der HorstInterclub Olsen, James Sunshine Smith, Raby Oktoberfcst Lockner,Doolittle, Eakin, Franke, Lorenzen, Reyes Assistant Secretary Rich BloodBank Anderson Sergeant-at-Arms Kokke VOCATIONAL SERVICE RayGorman, Doolittle COMMUNITY SERVICE Russ Lockner, Flynn, Franke, Julian,Nathan, Rich INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Dan Lambert. Eakin, Eddinger, Jones,Klim, Kokke, Lorenzen, van der Horst Foundation Bowe Dinner MilitelloScholarship Van Cleave, Eakin GSE Jones POLIO PLUS John DolinsekAnderson, Apodaca Gorman, Lockner, Reyes Major Gifts Dunn, Militello

LOCAL MAKE-UP LOCA TIONS

Monday

West Santa RosaLos Roblcs12:15 p.m.Cleveland & Edwards

HealdsburgJacob Homer12:15 p-m.106 Maineson

I lealdsburg

Tuesday

WindsorWindsor Lanes8801 Condc Lane7:15 fl-m.

Santa Rosa EastOakmont Inn12:15 p.m.Highway 12to Oakmont Drive

Rohnert rark/CotatlGreen Oak Restaurant12:15 p.m.8501 GravensteinHighway 116

Wednesday ThursdaySanta RosaFlamingo Hotel12:15 p.m.4th & Farmers Ln

Pctaluma ValleySonoma Joe's12:10p.m.5151 Old Redwood Hwy.Pctaluma

Sonoma ValleySonoma Nat. Golf Club12:00 noon1770 Arnold DriveSonoma

PelalumaVeterans Mem, Bldg.12:10run.1094 Pctaluma Blvd. S

CloverdaleLeah'sHighway 101Cloverdalc12:15

MlddlclownHidden Valley12:25 p.m.Hwy 29 Northof Middlctown

Friday

SebastapolVeterans Mem. Bide.12:15pm.2821IlghStreet

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THE MYSTERY ItOTMUAN 7

This week's MYSTERY ROTARIANhome has become a historicallandmark for Rock n Roll! He leftshortly after the Cuyahaga Rivercaught on fire! He has been knownto cause our president a greatdeal of embarrassment. He can tellyou all you need to know aboutOlivetti typewriters, and cancertainly provide you with a betterlease on life! So, with this inmind, did you shake the hand ofthis week's MYSTERY

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A very alert Rotarian spy caughtthe Seegmillers test driving anew car. Kent has been tellingeveryone who saw him that it wasan tTD Ford for his wife. It is

reported that Seegy drives hisinterpretation of a Porsche towork everday.

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Insurance-Fire

Banking-Real EstateManagement Consulting

Automotive Maintenance

Civil EngineeringArchitecture

Tide InsuranceInsurance-Life/DisabilityAttorney ServicesMarketingConsulting

Food ProcessingBanking

Gas & Electric ServiceAdditional Active (Dentistry)

Radio - ProductionManufacturing-CeramicSoils EngineeringCommercial Corist-r-ucVonCollisionRepairCPA-Business PlanningEquipment LeasingLeasingDentistryBusiness Communications

Computer SystemsReal Estate-CommercialDelicatessen

Insurance-Casualty

Business Forms Supplier

Law-Taxes

Law-Workers Comp.

Senior Active (Boy Scouts)ChiropracticCPA- Taxes

Information SystemsGeothermal Energy

Sen. Active (Auto Upholstery)Securities-Investments

Residential ConstructionCommercial BalloonistFinancial Consulting

SPOUSE

Deborah

CathyLilly

Louise

CarolJane

KathyDianeCarolynDiane

KarenSandra

GloriaJudy

Sue

Sherry

JudyArdysSusanSusan

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TIIK NF.W TAX I'l.AN

Many of us have lierti scratchingour heads and racking our brainstryln/> to figure out the now taxlaws. Last week Rita Magowan aCPA/Fjnanria1 Planner and talkshow host on 1350 KSRO NEWSTALKRADIO (Tues. 2:30pm) spoke to usabout tlie "advantages" of the newand somewhat complex tax laws.Magowan agrees tiiat there iscomplexity within the "simplifiedtax law". However we, as taxpayers,must be made aware of the importantadvantages these new tax lawsprovide:

1. It is okay to make money onyour investments. To have apossitlve cash flow on realestate.

2. The "best" tax shelterof last year is still the besttax shelter this year - RetirementPlan.

3. There are ALTERNATIVES

to wtiat can be deducted: Annuities- Single Premium Annuity

i. The new tax laws giveyou the opportunity to getORGANIZED!

From; "LAUGHTER,THE BEST MEDICINE"

A man played golf everySaturday and always got home aroundtwo in the afternoon. One Saturday, however, he rushed in at 7:30pin and blurted to his wife, "I leftthe course at the normal time,buton the way home I stopped to changea flat tire for a young woman.She offered to buy me a drink,onething led to another,and we spentthe entire afternoon in a motel.I'm sorry. I'll never do it again."

"Don't hand mc that malarkey,"the angry wife shouted. "You played36 holes',didn't you!"

MARCH If. POLIO PLUS MONTH

POLIO PLCS ORIENTATION

Polio Plus Committee ChairmanJohn Dolinsek and Dana Andersonwill be conducting a Polio PlusOrientation Meeting, Friday March11 from 7:30am til 8:45am. Forthose of you who are new to Rotary,Polio Plus is probably the mostimportant contribution thisorganization (Rotary) has evermade in the world. During theorientation, you will be givena better understanding about PolioPlus and how you will be able toparticipate in this program. Thismeeting will take place at SonomaNational Bank and is open to newmembers as well as other clubmembers who have not yet met theirFolio Plus obligations. For furtherinformation contact John Dolinsekor Dana Anderson.

SR SUNRISE WELCOMES A NEW MEMBER

Last week Past-President WarrenSmith inducted Vicki Lockner intothe Santa Rosa Sunrise Rotary Club.Before proceeding with the inductionceremony Warren reveiwed themembership selection process,andthe criteria that must be met,before anyone can even be consideredfor membership to the club. VickiLockner, Principal of Steele LaneElementary School and wife of clubmember Russ Lockner, has servedin the field of Education for thepast nineteen years and has servedas the Principal at Steele Lanefor ten years. According to Smith,Vicki Lockner.having alreadyparticipated in a serviceorgnniz.it ion:"... is someone whoaccepts both genders sorophtimists.And she is also,of utmost importancea good fly fisherman!". Welcometo our club Vicki!


MONDAY

West Santa Rosa

Los Robles

12:15 p.m.Cleveland & Edwards

HealdsburgJacob Horner

12:15 p.m.106 Matheson

Healdsburg

TUESDAY

Windsor

Windsor Lanes

8801 Conde Lane

7:15 a.m.

TUESDAY

Guerneville

Northwood Lodge6:30 p.m.29400 Hwy 116

Santa Rosa East

Oakmont Inn

12:15 p.m.Highway 12to Oakmont Drive

Rohnert Park/Cotati

Green Oak Restaurant

12:15 p.m.8501 Gravenstein

Highway 116

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

Santa Rosa

Flamingo Hotel12:15 p.m.4th & Farmers Ln

Pctaluma ValleySonoma Joe's

12:10 p.m.5151 Old Redwood HwyPetaluma

Sonoma ValleySonoma Nat. Golf Club

12:00 noon

1770 Arnold Drive

Sonoma

Pctaluma

Veterans Mem. Bldg.12:10 p.m.1094 Petaluma Blvd.S

Cloverdale

Papa John's12:15 P.m.

115 Theresa Dr.

Cloverdale

Middletown

Hidden Valley12:25 p.m.Hwy 29 Northof Middletown

FRIDAY

SebastopolVeterans Mem

12:15 pjn.282 High Street

ROTARIANS - UNITED IN SERVICE - DEDICATED TO PEACE

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DELBERT A. RABYHISTORIAN

SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB9358 LAKEWOOD DRIVEWINDSOR, CA 95492

SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

In keeping his promise todonate 1.7, of sales Irom any fellowRotarian who had work done at Auto

Colli son Center, Mike James donated$107 towards Polio Tlus and hisPaul Harris Fellow. Mike's shoprecently did body work on carsbelonging to Dr. Franke, Dr. Reyesand Ray Gorman. Thank you Mike!

And while the thank yous arebeing passed out, how about onefor Joe Militello, who generouslydonated his raffle winnings towardsPolio Plus!

Who was last week's MysteryRotarian? - Gene Irtenkauf

CLUB ASSEMBLY

During last week's clubassembly we listened to a reportfrom Jim Hakel on the rehabilitation

of the interview room at Child

Protective Services . Both Jim

and Eric Van Cleave met with the

services director to discuss some

ways to improve the dreary conditionof this room. Apparently this roomis not used soley for children,sosome consideration must be made

in designing the room to fit boththe children and adults using theroom. There has been an alternative

plan introduced by ChildProtective.whereby the interviewroom would be moved to a nearbystaff room, and the staff wouldmove their oEflce to where theinterviewing room was. Before thiscould be iicxompl ishod, the wallin the interview room must beknocked down.

The club attendancefine,introduced in December toimprove Rotary attendance wasdefeated by a narrow margin. Ifput into effect, any member whofailed to makeup a meeting wouldhave to pay $5 to obtain his Rotarybadge .

The final item discussed duringthe club assembly was theconsideration of a new club slogansubmitted by Fred Temps: "Startyour day the Rotary way".




Charles C. Keller, President R.I. • Aldo J. Simonetti, District GovernorBruce Anderson, Area Representative






BOARD OF DIRECTORS


Ray Gorman Dan Lambert

John Jones Russ Lockner

• CLUB SERVICE Dana Anderson. Attendance Seegmiller ClassificationJones, Smith Membership Coker, Dunn, Raby, Temps Set-up Nathan, Julian,Ponzio Programs Anderson, Apodaca, Rich Roster Dunn, Lambert BulletinGallagher, Daw Fellowship Temps, Gorman, Lorenzen, Olsen PublicRelations Dunn, Gallagher Historian Raby Photographer van der HorstInterclub Olsen, James Sunshine Smith, Raby Oktoberfest Lockner,Doolittle, Eakin, Franke, Lorenzen, Reyes Assistant Secretary Rich BloodBank Anderson Scrgcant-at-Arms Kokke VOCATIONAL SERVICE RayGorman, Doolittle COMMUNITY SERVICE Russ Lockner, Flynn, Franke, JulianNathan, Rich INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Dan Lambert. Eakin, Eddingcr, Jones,Klim, Kokke, Lorenzen, van der Horst Foundation Bowe Dinner MilitelloScholarship Van Cleave, Eakin GSE Jones POLIO PLUS John DolinsekAnderson, Apodaca Gorman, Lockner, Reyes Major Gifts Dunn, Militello

LOCAL M A K E-UP LOCATIONS

Monday

West Santa RosaLos Robles12:15 p.m.Gcvclaiid & Edwards

HealdsburgJacob Homer12:15 p.m.1OG Mathcson

Healdsburg

TuesdayWindsorWindsor Lanes8801 Condc Lane7:15 a.m.

Santa Rosa EastOakmont Inn12:15 p.m.Highway 12to Uakiiiont Drive

Rohncrt I'ark/ColallGreen Oak Restaurant12:15 p.m.8501 GravcnsteinHighway 116

Wednesday Thursday

Santa RosaFlamingo 1iotel12:15 wa4th & Farmers Ln

Tctaluma ValleySonoma Joe's12:10p.m.5151 Old Redwood Hwy.Pctaluma


PctalumaVeterans Mem. Bide.12:10 p.m.1094 Pctaluma Blvd. S

CloverdaleI-cah'sHighway 101Cloverdalc12:15

MiddletownHiddenValley12:25 p.m.Hwy 29 Northof Middletown

FridayScbaslapolVeterans Mem. Bide.12:15pm.2S2High Sued

Vol. II No. 36

March 17th 1988

HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY !

TODAY'S PROGRAM

* * * * "BUY SONOMA PROGRAM" *it i; -'{

Ben Stone- Economic DevelopmentCoordinator

Upcoming Events

March 24th - President's/SecretaryMeeting - Petaluma* * APRIL IS MAGAZINE MONTH * *April 11 - Board of Director'sMeeting - DWRApril 16th - District Assembly- Indian Valley College, NovatoApril 23rd - Barbeque - Club members& wives


VISITING ROATARIANS

Stan Qok - SR - Dental Health PlanJack Landis - SR - Education

Gene Nabor - SEB. - Consumer

Electronics

Keith Middlesworth - SR - Title

Insurance

Mike Metzner - SR East - PassengerTires

Jack Vallagra - SR East -Educational ConsultingDick Cross - SR - Minister

Robert Thompson - SR - AirTransportationCharles Stark - W.SR - Law/GeneralPractice

GUESTS

Gary Jensen - Home Rental Appliance- (Leroy Carlenzoli)Jim Edwards - Community Hospital /'.- Controller (Archie Julian)Special Guest: Our club wasprivilaged to have as our specialguest, Mike Agneto. Mike is anoutstanding student at Montgomery

High School,who for a number ofyears has maintained a 4.0 gradeaverage and is a current memberof the Montgomery Academic OlympiadTeam. Mike is also the grandsonof Art Agnew, a very distinguishedRotarian. Mike's academic clubis involved in raising money fora new California Scholarship FundProgram and will be hosting a Roastbeef Dinner & Raffle, Sunday March20th at 6pm at St. Eugene's. Ticketsare $15 per person.

A NEW MEMBER

The "New Car Czar" of Sonoma

County, Kent Seegmiller, inductedHoward K. Daulton. Howard is Vice-prsident and Branch manager ofUnion Bank as well as Kent's

neighbor. Howard is married withtwo children and comes into our

club as an active member in

commercial banking. Welcome tothe club Howard!

BLUE BADGE

Having fulfilled his red badgerequirements, Leroy Carlenzolitraded his red badge in for a bluebadge! Some of the requirementsfor red badge members include:

a. Attend a committee or board

meetingb. Participate in an events

committee

$ $ $ THE FINE TIMES $ $ $

$5 - IBM got a "big plug" and Kentwas about to pay, but this bleedin'heart made the club's newest memberHoward Daulton pay!$10 - Arche Julian's birthday ison March 16th.

$ 5 - Jim Daw's birthday is alsoon March 16th!

$7(X4) - Fred Temps celebrated28 years of matrimonial happinesson February 9th. Fred beseechedPres. Peter to pay. At last report,the club Secretary is taking Fred'srequest into advisement!

$5 - Pat Gallagher was about tobe hit with an advertising finebecause guest speaker Rita Magowan(March 3) has a weekly programon his station. Pat is now ableedin' heart and happily passedthat fine to Gene Irtenkauf.$1 - Jim Klim could not tell usthe identity of the MysteryRotarian.

$1 - Rick "Dr. Smile" Franke hadan encounter with Pres. Peter atthe Chaminade in Santa Cruz. Dr.Smile said he was on "BP Duty".BP stands for "Bubba Patrol".

R O S TE R 0 F M EMBERSHOMEPHONE

538-3020

528-8013575-9531

BUS.

PHONE

544-8372

579-0610578-2331

MEMBER

Abrahamscn, JeffAnderson, DanaApodaca, Dan

Bowe, Bruce

Carlcnzoli, LeroyCoker, Ken


Eakin, TomEddinger, Jack


Gallagher, PatGorman, RayGregory, KeithHakel, J^James, MichaelJones, JohnJulian, ArchieIHenkauf, G«neKlim, JamesKokke, Bill

Lambert, DanLockner, RussLorenzen, DaveLockner, Vick'iMilitello, Joe

Nathan, Ed

Olsen, Steve

Ponzio, Jim



Temps, FredTrcleaven, Peter


CLASSIFICATION SPOUSE

Insurance-Fire Deborah

Banking-Real Estate CathyManagement Consulting Lilly

Automotive Maintenance Louise

Civil Engineering CarolArchitecture Jane

Title Insurance KathyInsurancc-Life/Disability DianeAttorney Services CarolynMarketing Consulting Diane

Food Processing KarenBanking Sandra

Gas & Electric Service GloriaAdditional Active (Dentistry) Judy

Radio - Production SueManufacturing-CeramicSoils Engineering SherryCommercial ConsfrucAlonCollision Repair JudyCPA-Business Planning ArdysEquipment Leasing SusanLeasing SuianDentistryBusiness Communications Fac

Computer Systems KayReal Estate-Commercial VickiDelicatessen ShaunaElc"neTVai-y cdutAi!""; A<J»»;.« RussInsurance-Casualty Vincic

Business Fonns Supplier

Law-Taxes Lynn

Law-Workers Comp.

Senior Active (Boy Scouts) HarriettChiropracticCPA-Taxes Dcnisc

Information Systems JoanGeothermal Energy Wendy

Sen. Active (Auto Upholstery) MurielSecurities-Investments Marie

Residential Construction CynthiaCommercial Balloonist LovicFinancial Consulting

538-4285 542-8863

PAUL HARRIS FELLOW

542-8964527-0880

538-1593539-9128539-6242539-7229

527-7081585-8391

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545-8205575-9802823-07255 VI- 9007

575-3544526-5001

433-6256

63B-3938

942-5124

526-2094

539-7294544-1593

526-1107544-1593

584-0991

539-0425

546-3973

538-5537

838-6701538-0793

578-1546

579-0161542-8108

546-4352

538-9190

829-2952575-1989528-3849


542-6465

546-9641

542-3152544-5493

546-0825

539-7229

578-5656

545-6220

415 257-3336

526-3303

545-3313578-3294

523-3880523-I9SI

528-1037

546-0272546-7822

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528-7711

526-6523

579-5456528-5371

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578-6033

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838-6701523-2310

579-5803

571-7300

545-7600

523-3100

575-6012

544-179JL575-1955

544-1452

BEST JOKE OF THE YEAR (SO FAR)

While dusting in the parlor,theold maid suddenly came across amysterious old bottle. As shepolished it, a genie appeared andtold her he would grant the oldwoman one wish. "I'd like you tochange my cat Fluffy into a handsomeyoung man",the old maid said. "Yourwish is my command!" replied thegenie and immediately transformedthe cat into a very handsome man.Overjoyed, the old maid lookedat the man and asked : "Fluffy!Is that really you?" "Yes it is.Now aren't you sorry you had mefixed?" said Fluffy.( As heard on "Dolly" 3-12-88)

THE CAR CZAR IS AT IT AGAIN!But Joan, it's just a Yugoand it's got 10,000 mileson it already. We'll justkeep it for when the Mercedesor the Porsche is in the shop.

PoIioPIus

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LOCAL MAKE-UP LOG AT IONS

MONDAY

West Santa Rosa

Los Robles


HealdsburgJacob Homer


Healdsburg

TUESDAY

Windsor

Windsor Lanes

8801 Conde Lane

7:15 a.m.

TUESDAY

Guerneville


Santa Rosa East

Oakmont Inn


Rohnert Park/Cotati



Highway 116

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

Santa Rosa


Pctaluma ValleySonoma Joe's



12:00 noon

1770 Arnold Drive

Sonoma

Petaluma

Veterans Mem. Bldg.12:10 p.m.1094 Petaluma BTvd.S

Cloverdale


115 Theresa Dr.

Cloverdale

Middletown


FRIDAY

SebastopolVeterans Mem.

12:15 p.m.282 High Street


Bldg

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DELBERT A. RABY

SANT^rSsA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB9358 LAKEWOOD DRIVEWINDSOR, CA 95492

Vol. II No. 36

March 24th 1988

TODAY'S PROGRAM

T B A

Upcoming events

* * APRIL IS MAGAZINE MONTH * *

April 8 - 9 - District Assembly(Incoming officers/Outgoingofficers) - Indian Valley College- Novato'

April 11 - Board of Director'sMeeting - DWRApril 23rd - Barbecue - Members& wives (significant others)May 6 - 7 - 8 - Rotary DistrictConference - Konoctl Harbor Inn

(Note: This is one of the lastconferences to be held in this

district due to the splitting ofdistricts in July 1989)


VISITING ROTARIANS

Bob Petersen - Petaluma - StationaryLarry Garcia - Rohnert Park -Industrial CleaningSteve Pondert - SR - Geothermal

George Theiboldt - SR - SeniorActive

Moses Mitchell - W.SR - RCH

Chuck Baker - W.SR - Auto

transmission

We were also very pleased to haveBruce Buckner visit our club. Bruceis the Rotary President of theVancouver East Club in Vancouver

BC. His classification is listed 'as : FIRE SAFETY.

GUESTS

Loretta Slyh - President/Owner- HMS TRAVEL (Kent Seegmiller)John Hardie - Proprieter - SHOWBOAT




Charles C. Keller, PresidentR.I. • Aldo J. Simonetti, District Governor• Bruce Anderson, Area Representative

BOARD OF DIRECTORSOFFICERS 1986 - 1987


Bob Dunn - President-ElectKent Seegmiller - SecretaryBruce Bowe - TreasurerWarren Smith - Past President

Dana Anderson

John Dolinsek

Ray Gorman

Bill Kokke

Dan Lambert

Russ Lockner

• CLUB SERVICE Dana Anderson. Attendance Seegmiller ClassificationJones, Smith Membership Coker, Dunn, Raby, Temps Set-up Nathan, Julian,Kokke Programs Anderson, Apodaca, Rich Roster Dunn, Bulletin Gallagher,Daw Fellowship Temps, Gorman, Lorenzen, Olsen Public Relations Dunn,Gallagher Historian Raby Photographer van der Horst Interclub Olsen,James Sunshine Smith, Raby Oktoberfest Lockner, Doolittle, Eakin, Franke,Lorenzen, Reyes Blood Bank Anderson Sergeant-at-Arms KokkeVOCATIONAL SERVICE Ray Gorman. Doolittle COMMUNITY SERVICERuss Lockner. Franke, Julian, Nathan, Rich CPS Project Hakel, Apodaca,VanCleave Scholarship V. Lockner INTERNATIONAL SERVICE DanLambert. Eakin, Eddinger, Jones, Klim, Kokke, Lorenzen, van der HorstFoundation Bowe Dinner Militello Scholarship Van Cleave, Eakin GSEJones POLIO PLUS John Dolinsek Anderson, Apodaca Gorman, Lockner, ReyesMajor Gifts Dunn, Militello

LOCAL M A K E-U P LOCATIONS

MondayWest Santa RosaLos Roblcs12:15p.m.Cleveland & Edwards

HealdsburgJacob I lomcr1115p.m.106 MatbcsonI Icaldsburg

Tuesday

WindsorWindsor Laics8801 Conde Lane7:15 a.m.

Santa Rosa EastOakmont Inn12:15 p.m.I[ichway 12to Oakmont Drive

Rohnerl Park/ColatlGreen Oak Restaurant12:15 p.m.8501 Gravcnstcinlligbway 116

Wednesday Thursday

Santa RosaFlamingo Hotel12:15 p m.4th & rarmcrs Ln

Petaluma ValleySonoma Joe's12:10 p.m.5151Old Redwood Itwy.Pctaluma

Sonoma Valley.Sonoma Nat. Golf Club12:fX) noon1770 Arnold DriveSonoma

PctalumaVeterans Mem. Bide.12:10 n.m.1094 Pctaluma Blvd. S

CloverdalcLeah'sHighway 101

1215'

MiddletownI lidden Valley12:25 p.m.Hwy 29 Northol Middletown

Friday

ScbastapolVeterans Mem. Rids.12:15 pan.282HighStreet

r

"BUY SONOMA PROGRAM"

In an effort to bring someattention to Sonoma Countyagricultural products, the countyis currently reviewing anagricultural marketing plan. BenStone, a county economic developmentcoordinator spoke to us about thisplan and why it is so vitallyimportant to buy Sonoma Countyproducts. Our county is consideredto be the "breadbasket for theBay area",and over the years therehas been a considerable interest

among Bay area consumers to eatfood that is heal thy,fresh andwholesome. For instance, most fruitbought is either fresh or "freshfrozen" and not canned. However,it is not widely known (or visible)to these consumers that the productsmay come right from our county,simply because there is noidentifiable label that tells us

so. When buying apples at yoursupermarket, chances are you willsee apples from the State ofWashington prominently displayed,and Sonoma County grown applesrarely labeled as such. The CountyBoard of Supervisors are veryinterested in the success of

agriculture and have consultedwith the county's Farm Adviserand Economic Development Boardfor ways to improve Sonoma CountyAgribusiness.

Stone showed how other States

such as New Jersey and Virginiahave already put together aggressiveagricultural marketing strategies.

New Jersey has a highly successfulcampaign entitled "Jersey Fresh",and their theme is incorporatedthroughout their TV, Radio, printand billboard advertising. SomeStates, such as Virginia utilizea catalog service so that otherStates will be able to purchasethe products. Some Sates such asMichigan, incorporate agiculture ./<iwith Tourism and discover that

people actually travel to the Stateto buy agricultural products. Allof these ways could easily bepracticed in our county as a meansof Sonoma County's Agriculturalbusiness..

JEFF ABRA11AHSEN IS BLUE

Del Raby presented our fellowmember from "the crab capitol ofCalifornia", Jeff Abrahamsen withhis blue badge! CongratulationsJeff I

NEW MEMBERS PROPOSED

Alan Test - MarketingConsulting - Additional Activeand Loretta Slyh - Travel Agency.These candidates for membershipin our club have been approvedby the Classification & MembershipCommittees and accepted by theBoard of- Directors and hereby arepublished in accordance with theBylaws, Article II.

Before taking final actionon these proposed members, a tenday period from the date of thisnotice shall elapse, during whichtime any member has the privilegeof objecting to the election ofany proposed new member by sonotifying the Board of Directorsin writing and stating thereinthe reason for his or her objection.

BUBBA'S WEIGHT YOU ASK? DON'T!

The CAR CZAR spent this week clipping couponson his Sea Ranch house. Next thing he'llhave an airplane to go back and forth inlike his buddy Hugh.

PoIioPJus

ROSTER OF MEMBERS

HOME BUS.MEMBER CLASSIFICATION SPOUSE PHONE PHONE

Abrahamscn, Jeff Insurance-Fire Deborah 538-3020 544-8372ft Anderson, Dana Banking-Real Estate Cathy 528-8013 579-0610

Apodaca, Dan Management Consulting Lilly 575-9531 578-2331• Bowe, Bruce Automotive Maintenance Louise 538-4285 542-8863

Carlcnzoli, Leroy Civil Engineering Carol 542-8964 542-6465Coker, Ken Architecture Jane 527-0880 546-9641

Daulton, Howard Banking-Commercial Kathy 542-0178 576-7007Daw, Jim Title Insurance Kathy 538-1593 542-3152Dolinsek, John Insurance-Lifc/Disabilily Diane 539-9128 544-5493Doolittle, Gary Attorney Services Carolyn 539-6242 546-0825Dunn, Bob Wood Products Diane 539-7229 539-7229

Eakin, Tom Food Processing Karen 527-7081 578-5656Eddinger, Jack Banking Sandra 585-8391 545-6220

Franke, Rick Additional Active (Dentistry) Judy 838-9627 526-3303Gallagher, Pat Radio - Production Sue 545-8205 545-3313

ft Gorman, Ray Manufacturing-Ceramic 575-9802 578-3294Gregory, Keith Soils Engineering Sherry 823-0725 523-3880Hakel, Jim Commercial Construction 527-9007 523-1951

Irtenkauf, Gene Leasing Susan 538-3938 538-3938James, Michael Collision Repair Judy 575-3544 528-1037Jones, John CPA-Business Planning Ardys 526-5001 546-0272Julian, Archie Equipment Leasing Susan 433-6256 546-7822Klim, James Dentistry 942-5124 546-4582Kokke, Bill Business Communications Fae 526-2094 545-8300

Lambert, Dan Computer Systems Kay 539-7294 528-7711Lockner, Russ Real Estate-Commercial Vicki 544-1593 526-6523

Lockner, Vicki Elementary Education Russ 544-1593 528-5371Lorenzen, Dave Delicatessen Shauna 526-1107 579-5456

Militello, Joe '. Insurance-Casualty Vincie 584-0991 526-1818Nathan, Ed: Business FonnsSupplier 539-0425 542-4884Olsen, Steve Law-Taxes Lynn 546-3973 578-6033Ponzio, Jim Law-Workers Comp. 538-5537 542-4600

ft Raby, Del Senior Active (BoyScouts) Harriett 838-6701 838-6701Reyes, Dr. Bruce Chiropractic 538-0793 523-2310Rich, Alan CPA-Taxes Denise 578-1546 579-5803

Seegmiller, Kent Information Systems Joan 579-0161 571-7300

Smith, Wancn Gcothcnnal Energy Wendy 542-8108 545-7600Temps, Fred Sen. Active (Auto Upholstery) Muriel 5464352 523-3100Treleavcn, Peter Securities-Investments Marie 538-9190 575-6012

Van Cleave, Eric Residential Construction Cynthia 829-2959 544-1790•ft van der Horst, Wim Commercial Balloonist Lovic 575-1989 575-1955

Walsvick, Mark Financial Consulting 528-3849 544-1452

ft PAUL HARRIS FELLOW PAUL HARRIS SUSTAINING MEMBER


$10 - Jeff Abrahamsen was finedfor not having a red badge anymore,and for the sake of his wifeDeborah's birthday In February.$10 - Archie Julian's wife Susancelebrated a birthday recently.Archie also paid for advancedknowledge of St. Patrick's Day.$5 - Pat Gallagher showed up tothe meeting sporting a green derby.Tradition (not necessarially Rotary)tradition prohibits finening an"Irishman" on March 17th, and sincePat is a Bleedin' Heart, passedit on to Kent '0 Seegmiller (anotherBH) who verily passed it on toHoward Daulton.

$7 - Jim Hakel was a bit confusedon his facts about the snakes St.Patrick drove out of Ireland, Hegave up a dollar for each wrong-number of snakes he guessed wrong.$11 - Leroy Carlenzoli actuallykissed the Blarney Stone and becameon honorary mayor of Ireland!

$3 - Kent Seegmiller (The reigningCar Czar) had to pay for the honorof being a Delorean Member! Kentadded $7 and donated his fine toour Child Protection project.

The "luck of the Irish" wascertainly with Gary Doolittlebecause he held the winning raffleticket on St. Patrick's Day! Big(generous) Gary kept only $2 forhimself and gave the rest to theclub's project. Ah tis a grandgesture Gary !


MONDAY

West Santa Rosa

Los Robles




Healdsburg

TUESDAY

Windsor

Windsor Lanes

8801 Conde Lane

7:15 a.m.

TUESDAY

Guerneville


Santa Rosa East

Oakmont Inn


Rohnert Park/Cotati



Highway 116

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

Santa Rosa


Petaluma ValleySonoma Joe's



12:00 noon

1770 Arnold Drive

Sonoma

Petaluma


Cloverdale


115 Theresa Dr.

Cloverdale

Middletown


FRIDAY

SebastopolVeterans Mem.

12:15 p.m.282 High Street


Bldg.

V

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DELBERT A. RABY

HISTORIAN

SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB9358 LAKEWOOD DRIVE

WINDSOR, CA 95492

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Vol. II No. 37

Mnrch 31, 1988

TODAY'S PROGRAM

T II A

Upcoming Events

* * APRIL IS MAGAZINE MONTH * *APRIL 8-9: DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

(Incoming/Outgoing Officers) -Indian Valley College - NovatoAPRIL 11 - Board of Directors

Meeting - 5:30pm DWRAPRIL 16: DISTRICT ASSEMBLY - Golden

Gate Baptist Theological SeminaryAPRIL 23rd: BARBECUE at LEROY

CARLENZOLI'S HOUSE ( MEMBERS.WIVES& SIGNIFICANT OTHERS)APRIL 26T1I: PRESIDENT/SECRETARYMEETING - CLOVERDALE

MAY 5-8: ROTARY DISTRICT

CONEERENCE - Konocti Harbor Inn


VISITING ROTARIANS

Mike Ferguson - SEB - LawEnforcement

Patrick Sizemore - W. SR - CorporateAttorneyBuck Phillips - S.R. East - Title1nsurance

Ted McCarthy - Sonoma Valley -SENIOR ACTIVE

Russ Tighe - SEB. - Platic Man.Ed Beard - St. Helena - InsuranceH.(Von) Vonder Mohden - W.S.R.- Auto Leasing

GUESTS

-John Hardie - Proprietor - ShowboatCafe (Home of "rib ticklin' ;Mississippi Barbecue"-Dr. Smile)(Bob Dunn)Mike Moore - Owner - Office BusinessSystems (Archie Julian)Carol Estes - Citizen's FederalSavings & Loan (Dana Anderson)




• Charles C. Keller, President R.L • Aldo J. Simonetti, District Governor• Bruce Anderson, Area Representative

OFFICERS 1986 1987





BOARD OF DIRECTORS


John Dolinsek Dan Lambert

Ray Gorman Russ Lockner

• CLUB SERVICE Dana Anderson, Attendance Seegmiller ClassificationJones, Smith Membership Coker, Dunn, Raby, Temps Set-up Nathan, Julian,Kokke Programs Anderson, Apodaca, Rich Roster Dunn, Bulletin Gallagher,Daw Fellowship Temps, Gorman, Lorenzen, Olsen Public Relations Dunn,Gallagher Historian Raby Photographer van der Horst Intcrclub Olsen,James Sunshine Smith, Raby Oktoberfest Lockner, Doolittle, Eakin, Franke,Lorenzen, Reyes Blood Bank Anderson Sergeant-at-Arms KokkeVOCATIONAL SERVICE Rav Gorman. Doohttle COMMUNITY SERVICERuss Lockner, Franke, Julian, Nathan, Rich CPS Project Hakel, Apodaca,VanCleave Scholarship V. Lockner INTERNATIONAL SERVICE DanLambert Eakin, Eddinger, Jones, Klim, Kokke, Lorenzen, van der HorstFoundation Bowe Dinner Militello Scholarship Van Cleave, Eakin GSEJones POLIO PLUS John Dolinsek Anderson, Apodaca Gorman, Lockner, ReyesMajor Gifts Dunn, Militello

MondayWest Santa RosaLos Roblcs12:15 p-m.Cleveland & Edwards

HealdsburgJacob Homer12:15 p.m.106MatbcsonHealdsburg

TuesdayWindsorWindsor Lanes8801 Coudc Lane7:15 a_m.

Santa Rosa EastOakmont Inn12:15 pjoo.Highway 12to Oakmont Drive

Rohncrt Park/CotatiGreen Oak Restaurant12:15 p.m.8501 GravcnsteinHighway 116

O CATIONS

Wednesday ThursdaySanta RosaFlamingo Hotel12:15 p.m.4th & Farmers Ln

Petaluma ValleySonoma Joe's12:10 p.m.5151 Old Redwood Hwy.Petaluma


PctalumaVeterans Mem. Bide.12:10p.m.1094 Pctaluma Blvd. S

CloverdaleLeah'sHighway 101Cloverdalc12:15

MiddletownHiddenValley12:25 p.m.Hwy 29 Northof Middletown

Friday

ScbasLapolVeterans Mem. Bldg.12:15 p.m.2S2 High Street

At a time v. , it. seems thenumber of people out of work andon welfare is constantly growing,it is reassuring to hear someoneis making substantial gains onbringing the number clown. TheGreater Avenues for Independence,or CAIN Program was developed byCalifornia Human Services and ismandated by the CaliforniaLegislature to help people getoff welfare and back into theworking world.Carroll" Buck" Buckley, a JobDevelopment Coordinator for theCalifornia Human DevelopmentCorporation and Laurie Oltnan,Coordinator for the Sonoma CountyGAIN Contracting Services werehappy to have been given theopportunity to present their programto the Santa Rosa Sunrise RotaryClub last Thursday. Buckley provideda few startling statistics suchas the number of "heads ofhouseholds recieving welfareassistance in Sonoma County isplaced at 5000"! GAIN gives theserecipients "a job to find.a job".Buckley was pleased to report thatover 95% of Sonoma County's welfarerecipients wanted to volunteer 10K CLUBfor the GAIN Program. This is joii SEARCHachieved only through an intensive ON jou TRAININGmrrCr,Sn,|,r?lrira thnt inc)udcs: PREP - (Pre-emptoymentSELF ESTEEM, RESUME' preparation)WRITING,VOCATIONAL SKILLS TRAINING, The PREP program is primarily foreven JOB INTERVIEW COUNSELING. working in non-profit, privateThe GAIN Program is divided into ori'iinl 5".at ioris .four sections:

While GAIN is helping people findjobs, GAIN is also very helpfulto the employer by becoming a goodmatchmaker between employee andemployer.

GAIN needs support in helpingto locate the more than 957„ ofthe "hidden jobs" for theirrecipients. Laurie Oltnan was hiredto promote GAIN throughout thecounty. Her responsibilities includesetting up media interviews withemployers who have hired GAINrecipients. Olman said she is morethan willing to work with anemployer interested in making apublic service announcement aboutGAIN and is happy to assist anyemployer wishing to participatein the GAIN Program.

If you would like moreinformation about GAIN you maywrite to:

CARROLL " BUCK" BUCKLEYJOB DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR

CALIF. HUMAN DEVELOPMENT CORP

GAIN

2300 COUNTY CENTER DRIVEA-I 06

' ROSA , CA. 95403

• rf)71 575 - 1R0?

NEW MEMBERS PROPOSED

Alan Test - MarketingConsulting - Additional Activeand I.oretta Slyh - Travel Agency.

These Candidates for membershipin our club have been approvedby the Classifcation & MembershipCommittees and accepted by theBoard of Directors and hereby arepublished in accordance with theBylaws, Article II.

Before taking final actionon these proposed members, a tenday period from the date of thisnotice shall elapse, during whichtime any member has the privilegeof objecting to the election ofany proposed new member by sonotifying the Board of Directorsin writing and stating thereinthe reason for his or her objection.

ROTARY FOUNDATION

President Peter read a letteraddressed to our club, from thenew District Governor for 1988

- 1989, congratulating us on"reaching a new plateau of $2300in giving towards the RotarianFoundation.". The Rotarian largely

responsible" for raising ourclub to this new plateau was JohnDolinsek, and his successful PolioPlus Drive. Feel the pride John!

PofsoPius

ROSTER OF MEMBI| R SHOME BUS.

MEMBER CLASSIFICATION SPOUSE PHONE PHONE

:>.••*£:••[ Aforahamscn, Jeff Insurance-Fire Deborah 538-3020 544-8372

M Anderson, Dana Banking-Real Estate Cathy 528-S013 i 579-0610

"•"" Apodaca, Dan Management Consulting Lilly 575-9531 578-2331

• Bowe, Bruce Automotive Maintenance Louise 538-4285 542-8863

Carlenzoli, Leroy Civil Engineering Carol 542-8964 542-6465

: •:¥;:••; Coker, KenDaulton, Howard

Architecture1:':

Banking-Commercial

Jane

Kathy

527-0880 546-9641

. 542-0178 576-7007

. Daw, Jim Title Insurance Kathy 538-1593 542-3152

§♦11 Dolinsek, John Insurance-Lifc/Disability • Diane 539-9128 544-5493

. Doolittle, Gary Attorney Services Carolyn 539-6242 546-OS25.......

Dunn, Bob Wood Products Diane 539-7229 539-7229

Eakin, Tom Food Processing Karen 527-7081 578-5656

• Eddinger, Jack Banking Sandra 585-8391;: 545-6220;

• Franke, Rick Additional Active: (Dentistry) Judy 838-9627. 526-3303,........

Gallagher, Pat Radio - Production Sue 545-8205 545-3313

•& Gorman, Ray Manufacturing-Ceramic 575-9802 578-3294

•111 Gregory, Keith Soils Engineering : Sherry 823-0725 523-3880

HI,: Hakel, Jim Commercial Construction 527-9007 523-1951

Irtenkauf, Gene Leasing Susan 538-3938 538-3938

• James, Michael Collision Repair Judy 575-3544 528-1037

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Julian, Archie Equipment Leasing Susan 433-6256 546-7822::

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Lambert, Dan .'• Computer Systems Kay 539-7294 52S-7711

••1 Lockner, Russ |: Real Estate-Commercial :x Vicki 544-1593 526-6523

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. Lorenzen, Dave Delicatessen Shauna 526-1107 579-5456

Militello, Joe Insurance-Casualty Vincie ••..;..' 584-0991 : 526-IS 18

Nathan, Ed Business Forms Supplier 539-0425 : 542-4884

Olsen, Steve Law-Taxes Lynn 546-3973 578-6033

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$10 - "Hurricane Watcher" Jim Hakelheld a big raffle and wound upwinning it!

$5 - Vicki Lockner was spottedat Hakel's big raffle wearing thenew shades she won. In Jim'sopinion, Vicki looked like "Mrs.Richard Petty" in her newsunglasses. Were they Blu Blockers?

$5 - Wim van der Horst made upat the Palm Springs Rotary Club,and even brought us back a flag.Wim visit was "strictly business".

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MONDAY

West Santa Rosa

Los Robles




Healdsburg

TUESDAY

Windsor

Windsor Lanes

8801 Conde Lane

7:15 a.m.

TUESDAY

Guerneville


Santa Rosa East

Oakmont Inn


Rohncrt Park/Cotati



Highway 116

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

Santa Rosa


Petaluma ValleySonoma Joe's


Sonoma ValleySonoma NaL Golf Club

12:00 noon

1770 Arnold Drive

Sonoma

Petaluma


Cloverdale


115 Theresa Dr.

Cloverdale

Middletown


FRIDAY

SebastopolVeterans Mem. Bldg.12:15 p.m.282 High Street


SONOMA TITLE GUARANTY COMPANY · $5 -Ed Nathan's agent, Joe Militello showed up late for the aeeting and without his rotary pin. $5 - Mike Jaaes celebrated his 15th wedding anniversary.

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