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SONOMA COUNTY MAKE - UP LOCATIONS

• MONDAY

WEST SANTA ROSALos Robles - Cleveland & Edwards

Santa Rosa -12:15 p.m.

HEALDSBURG

Masonic Temple - Plaza & Temple1Healdsburg- 12:15p.m.

• TUESDAYWINDSOR

Windsor Lanes - 8801 Conde LaneWindsor-7:15 a.m.

ROHNERT PARK / COTATI

Red Lion Inn - 1 Red Lion DriveRohnert Park -12:15 p.m.

SANTA ROSA EAST

Flamingo Hotel- 4th & Farmers LaneSanta Rosa - 12:15 p.m.

GUERNEVILLE

Northwood Lodge - 19400 Hwy. 116Guemeville - 6:30 p.m.

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA PETALUMA VALLEYFlamingo Hotel - 4th & FarmersLane Sonoma joe's - 5151 Old Redwood Hwy.

Santa Rosa - 12:15p.m. Petaluma - 12:10p.m.

SONOMA VALLEY

Sonoma National Coll Club - 1770 Arnold DriveSonoma-12:00 Noon

• THURSDAY

PETALUMA CLOVERDALEVeteran's Mem. BUg.- 1094 Petaluma Blvd. S Papa John's - 115Theresa Drive

Petaluma - 12:10p.m. Cloverdale - 12:15p.m.

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

Veteran's Memorial Building - 282 High StreetSebastopol -12:15 p.m.

BILL AMOSFranchisee! Store Owner

BASKIN-ROBBINS ICE CREAM STORE214 CODDINGTOWN CENTER / SANTA ROSA. CA 95401

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SUN#RISE ^iiROTARY CLUB

Chartered June 30, 1986

Meets every Thursday 7:15 a.m.

At the Sheraton Round Barn Inn

P.O. Box 14953 •Santa Rosa, CA 95402ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 513

"Enjoy iRotary!"R.I. PRESIDENT

Hugh Archer

DISTRICT

GOVERNOR

Jack Vallerga

DIRECTORS:

Leroy CarlenzoliJohn DolinsekJack EddingerRick FrankeVicki LocknerDave Lorenzen

PRESIDENT CLUB SERVICE

Kent Seegmiller John DolinsekJack Eddinger

PRESIDENT-ELECT

Gary Doolittle COMMUNITY SERVICE

Vicki Lockner

SECRETARY

Steve OlsenVOCATIONAL SERVICE

Leroy Carlenzoli

TREASURER INTERNATIONAL

Tom Eakin SERVICE

Dave Lorenzen

PAST

PRESIDENT SERGEANT-AT-ARMS

Bob Dunn Rick Franke

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Meeting June 7, 1990STEVE 0WLES .started the meeting w;i-hthe pledge of allegiance. DEL R. )

gave the invocation. BOB SCOTTintroduced visiting Rotarians.

MARILYN PRATT introduced her guestCATHY VYENIEL0, who works for SonomaNational Bank. STAN WALKERintroduced ROLF WESSMAN for the lasttime. GARY DOOLITTLE introduced twoguests MIKE HERBERT, manager of NuForest Products in Healdsburg, andMICHAEL RIEGLE, of Pacfic Lumber.JOHN DOLINSEK introduced HUGH HELM,a local attorney. JEFF ABRAHAMSENintroduced DAVE G0ULIZ of Pacific

Lumber. JIM HAKEL introduced WARREN

HEDGEPATH of Hedgepath k Associates,Architects. DENNY LENHART

introduced JOHN CAMPBELL, Presidentof Pacific Lumber Company. DEL RABYintroduced JUDY LUCHSINGER, hisstepdaughter: after maximum mentalstrain, he remembered her last name.

FINE TIMES

RICK FRANKE collected $10 from Ihimself as JUDY enjoyed another IS ''yesterday. They should be parentsany day k RICK can collect again.Anniversaries abound in our mist.DEL k HARRIETT RABY enjoyed.16th

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wedding anniversary on the 25th ofMay, even though he went to Belize

and left her in Windsor. KENTrounded the fine off to the nearest

$5 and charged DEL $20.(IBM math?)WAYNE h AUDRA LIGHT celebrated 24

years of marriage on the 11th ofthis month. KENT again rounded offto the nearest $5, and came up with$20.(more IBM math?) They're nottwins but, share the same BD DAVIDLORENZEN & MARK WALSVICK both became

one year older June 10. MARK didn'tstay to enjoy recognition, but DAVEenjoyed $15 worth, (who wants to betMARK pays less?) ALLEN RICH paid $5or his BD, June 11 even though (IBMeyes) KENT thought it was the 6th.

PACIFIC LUMBER COMPANY

JOHN CAMPBELL, President

Mr. CAMPBELL came to speak andused most of his time to presentLumber Companies views of forestmanagement. Environmental groupssuch as Earth First are protestingthe cutting of "Old GrowthRedwoods".

Pacific Lumber Company (PALCO)has been a solid citizen of Humboldt

County for many years, and hasmanaged the forests carefully.PALCO operates one of the oldest

lumber companies on the West Coast,having started with 6,000 acres 121years ago. The company currentlyemploys 1300 people who harvest andmanage forests on 300 square milesin Humboldt County.

In 1986 a hostile take over byMAXXAM, Inc., had all theingredients of a good Press story.

I was a wealthy family fueding overcontrol of publicly held assets.Junk Bonds, with the assistance of

Drexel, Burnham, Lambare, were usedto finance the take over, and tipped

the balance toward MAXXAM. In spiteof the take over, the management hasremained virtually the same.

JOHN feels their plightreceives little press coverage whencompared to the coverage the pressgives Earth First and other fringeenvironmental groups. He cited therecent coverage the PD gave thebombing of two Earth Firstactivists. The whole Humboldt area

is concerned about the effect

extreme environmentalists view mayhave.. They feel they may loserights to use private property, forlittle benefit. Citizens of the

Humboldt area are concerned about

the basics of food, shelter andearning a living. They cametogether in a demonstration, "TheRight to Work" rally two weeks ago.

The argument is over old growthredwood forests PALCO owns. Old

growth trees are the most valuableand marketable, as they have thefewest knots. As a forest grows,-itcreates a canopy that blockssunlight from the forest floor orlower portion of each tree. Thispart of the tree provides, when cut,clear (no knots)lumber. Youngforests are very productive becausewood (up to 7% per year) is addedeach year; much more than old growthtrees. Also, the new forestsconvert carbon dioxide to oxygen ata much higher rate. The mostvaluable trees are 7 feet across at

the base. This is the basis of

PALCO claim that forests are arenewable resource to be managed.

MR. CAMPBELL fears the

political process will create lawsthat will damage the Humboldt areafor little or no benefit to the rest

of California. He cited initiativeson the ballot, if passed, will let

people, selected for politicalreasons not forest management

knowledge, in Sacramento control theforest. Most initiatives are

politically named to give theimpression of doing something; whenin fact, they don't. For example,"Big Green" will put a 1 yearmoratorium on harvesting treesgreater than 32" in diameter. This

will force immediate harvest of

smaller trees, eliminating aninventory generation planned forfuture harvest. The "Forests

Forever" initiative would splitPALCO from its parent and allow theemployees to buy it. MAXXAM hasn't,and is unlikely to, agree to whatthe environmentalists consider areasonable price.

The lumber industry supportsthe "Global Warming and Clear-Cutting Reduction, WildlifeProtection and Reforestation Act"

This initiative would restrict stripharvesting when in public view, andgenerally allow the lumber companiesto continue to manage their forest.

KENT thanked MR. CAMPBELL for

taking the time to come and speak tous by presenting him with one of ourmugs.

DOES ROTARY MAKE A DIFFERENCE???According to JUDY LUCHSINGER,

Chairperson of World CommunityService of the Lakeport Rotary Club,the donations of Sunrise andLakeport Rotary Clubs made a bigdifference to the children attendingschool in Coyhaique, Chile. Weprovided the funds and the localRotary Club purchased four lowcombustion heaters for the school.She visited the school and showed usslides of the trip.

The school was built like it

was in "...Santa Monica," not highin the mountains in a very coldclimate. It has lots of windows andno insulation. Prior to our and

Lakeport Rotary donations, thedormitory had three wood burningstoves which didn't provide enoughheat. Half the students must live

at the school in dormitories,sleeping on beds with a sinqlemattress. Another heater went in

the cafeteria.

The terrain is much Ilk r-

California. The Chilians claim theymust look every morning to be surethe Argentinians haven't moved theborder. The last slide was the view

of Castico Serra, a large mountainoverlooking the school.

Some of you may have heard

comments about her lost skirt. When

she left Lakeport where she is1serving her fourth term as 'Superintendent of Schools, herfourteen year old daughter asked if*she could help load the car. JUDYsaid sure. Upon arriving Wednesdaynight, her daughter called to saythe skirt to her suit fell off the

hanger and was still in Lakeport.To JUDY, and I speak for the wholeclub, you're welcome to our club anytime in skirt, slacks or shorts. We

enjoyed your presentation and yourvisitation.

GOLF TOURNAMENT

We had a swinging good time andsome people even hit the ball. RICHdeLAMBERT's team won honors as thebest Rotary team (he also told thebest Golf joke I heard, but you'llnot read it here) JIM HAKEL's teamwon best of non-Rotary teams and the

team consisting of CAROL k LEROYCARLINZOLI, DEAMNA k JIM HAMBLIN won

SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

• MONDAY


Santa Rosa-12:15 p.m.

HEALDSBURG

MasonicTemple - Plaza & TempleHealdsburg -12:15 p.m.

• TUESDAYWINDSOR

Windsor Lanes - 8801 Conde LaneWindsor - 7:15 a.m.

ROHNERT PARK / COTATI

Red Lion Inn -1 Red Lion DriveRohnert Park -12:15 p.m.

SANTA ROSA EAST

Flamingo Hotel- 4th & Fanners LaneSanta Rosa - 12:15 p.m.

GUERNEVILLE

Northwood Lodge - 19400 Hwy. 116Guemeville - 6:30 p.m.

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA PETALUMA VALLEYFlamingo Hotel - 4th&Farmers Lane Sonoma/oe's -5151OldRedwood Hwy.

Santa Rosa- 12:15 p.m. Petaluma - 12:10p.m.

SONOMA VALLEY

Sonoma NationalGolfClub-1770 Arnold DriveSonoma -12:00 Noon

• THURSDAY

PETALUMA CLOVERDALEVeteran's Mem. Bldg.- 1094 Petaluma Blvd. S Papa John's - 115Theresa Drive

Petaluma-12:10 p.m. Cloverdale- 12:15 p.m.

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL


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Meets every Thursday 7:15a.m.At the Sheraton Round Barn Inn

P.O. Box 14953 •Santa Rosa, CA 95402

"Enjoy JRotary!"R.I. PRESIDENT

Hugh Archer

DISTRICT

GOVERNOR

Jack Vallerga

DIRECTORS:




PRESIDENT-ELECT


Vicki Lockner

SECRETARY


Leroy Carlenzoli

TREASURER INTERNATIONAL

Tom Eakin SERVICE

Dave Lorenzen

PAST



Meeting June 14, 1990WARREN SMITH started the mee„ \with a "gulp" then the pledge ofallegiance. DAN LAMBERT gave theinvocation. ROLF WESSMAN introduced

visiting Rotarians. Our only, andprobably cutest guest, DANIELLE AITAcame with her mother.

FINE TIMES

MARK WALSVICK was first on KENT'S

list, having left prior to receivingBD recognition last week. To thatKENT added being too quiet, too

unobtrusive, and general principle.The fine $20. VICKIE k RUSS

LOCKNER's daughter CHRIS is gettingmarried Saturday to AR0N RANASINGHE.

He is the Third Secretary to theUnited Nations Mission for Sri

Lanka. VICKIE paid $5 for herdaughter's weding and $10 for notmaking the DeBunking Saturday night.STAN WALKER carries big cards as hetold KENT he bought only a business

card size ad in the District

Conference program. It filledpage and cost him $5 more. STEVE

DAVIS also ran an ad after a clientthreatened not to pay his bill. Addto that a vacation and a BD for a

total fine of $20. JEFF ABRAHAMSENpaid $5 for a card to accompany the

lovely flower for his wife's BD.BOB CLARK k PAT GALLAGHER

contributed $5 ea. for the card.

Did every one get married in June???MARILYN k RICH PRATT will celebrate

their first anniversary on June 20.MARILYN tried to avoid purchasingthe card by saying happy anniversaryto RICH, but it didn't work. Shepaid $20. Every one puts up a flag

to help BOB k MARY ANN CLARKcelebrate their anniversary. Today

is their 37th anniversary.According to KENT 37 divided by 2rnals a fine of $15 (KENT math).

N k WANDA WATSON will celebrate

34 years together on the 24th. KENTmath says half of 34 is $15. GARYDOOLITTLE k TOM HAKEL were married

on the same day!!! Not to eachother; GARY married CAROLYN 6 yearsago, and TOM married SHARON 4 yearsago. Both couples will celebrate onthe 21st of this month. Each paid$10. WARREN k WINDY SMITH plan to

celebrate their 15th anniversary onOlivett Road in their almost

complete country chalet. SUE k Iwill celebrate our 19th anniversaryon the Oregon Coast on the 19th. It

cost me, DENNY LENHART, k MIKEMCCRACKEN (thanks guys) $5 each.

JIM COREY said "I only come to thesemeetings for the raffle." Thatstatement cost him $20 with the

statement; "JIM for all you do, thisfine's for you." Congratulations goto JUDY k RICK FRANKE who are now

proud parents of CHRISTINEKATHERINE, who was born at 6:57

m esday and weighed in at 7 lbs. 11/2' ounces. RICK says she's great,has good gums and strong lungs.

JUDY is TIRED. As is our custom, we

passed the hat and RICK gets tomatch $184 in a savings account in

his daughter's name.

JACK EDDINGER paid $2 for reminding(very loudly) RICK that ExchangeBank charges no fees on Savings

Accounts.

FLAGS TO BE SEWN, NOT FLOWNWARREN SMITH delivered a flag

from Indian Wells Rotary Club. Thisis very near Palm Springs. Hedidn't get fined for a vacation.Neither did TOM HAKEL, who presenteda flag from Century City RotaryClub.

$$$JACKPOT$$$3 Marbles $420

ROY LALLY, visiting from theCalistoga Club, won the opportunityto reach in the bag. He came upwithout the black one. $10 was won

and donated to JUDY k RICK FRANKE's

daughter's savings account.To be or not to be??? The

question is, who will be the one tobuy and win a try to reach in. Willthe winner be he or she or better

yet me???

DEBUNKING

All had a good time. PETERTRELEAVEN as MC managed to get a fewdigs into KENT'S term as President.STEVE OWLES took a turn at thepodium to give KENT an explanationof how his witty sayings (thoughtfor the day) helped members getthrough some tight situations. Noneother than Mr. ROGERS (aka JIMKNAUFF III) came to talk about KENTas he grew up. WARREN SMITH gavehis view of KENT'S Presidency andWINDY's idea of what to do with

KENT'S yellow power tie. JOHNBLOUNT gave KENT a gift fromincoming RI President PAULO V.C.COSTA. JACK VALLERGA made a few

comments. Also, the phantom struck

again.KENT recognized a few people

also. JIM KNAUFF got his little tieback to which he commented, "...Mr.Happy will wear this tonight."???He can explain later. RAY GORMANreceived recognition for his workwith Sonoma County Child GuidanceCenter. CAROL ESTES k DAVE LORENZEN

were recognized for the work theycontinually do for the club, oftengoing unnoticed by the generalmembership.

THE PRES SAYS

by KENT SEEGMILLERThe difference between golf

liars and fishing liars is Golfliars don't have to show anything toprove it.

UPCOMING EVENTS

June 21

Regular Meeting DayWe are dark.

June 24

Rotary International ConventionJune 28

Regular MeetingSpeaker: Chris Barr

Topic: Peace Corps

This is my last bulletin. Iknow some are glad. I have learneda lot about writting a bulletin,some of which I thought I shouldshare. The tools for writing aRotary Bulletin are: a Computer,steno pad, good ears, and sizablebottle of spirits. The computer isused to write the bulletin on. You

will notice I did not say a goodcomputer, as just any computer ismost easily blamed when errors aremade, and they will be made. Thesteno pad is to take notes aboutthings good ears hear. A lot is

heard that cannot be printed, butnoted. The large bottle of spiritsis to break writer's cramp, acondition I've never suffered from.

The spirit's are used eitherstraight, over the rocks or withyour favorite mixer. Personally, Iprefer Bourbon k Soda with a twistof lemon. I firmly believe inprevention and regularly consumedgood spirits to prevent writer'scramp. It worked.

I learned early to respect thetruth. If used improperly, or toldabout those who can levy fines, itcost money. It's great when theeditor likes the President as theytalk often. The President likes to

get his or her point accross throughthe bulletin, without ever admittinghe or she is doing it. Working withKENT was okay, however, I soonlearned to be wary of his mentioningthe bulletin in our meetings. Itusually cost me money.

Everyone talks about the powerof the press. It's true the pressdoes have power. The only power Ienjoyed was watching MAX (namedafter MAXWELL SMART), our cat, gocrazy when the printer's head movedfrom side to side. He acts like an

avid fan at a tennis match.

My wife made sure I never letthe power go to my head. She proofread every bulletin, correcting any,(and she always found some) errorsshe found. I've learned if you everwant to know where you are making amistake, ask your spouse. You willlearn all too soon. Actually, SUEwas a great help. She also gave agood description of weekly bulletinwriting; "It's like the laundry,you're never done." I hope you haveenjoyed my bulletins. Good luck toCAROL ESTES will do this next year.

SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

• MONDAY


Santa Rosa-12:15 p.m.

HEALDSBURG

Masonic Temple - Plaza & TempleHealdsburg- 12:15 p.m.

• TUESDAY

WINDSOR

Windsor Lanes - 8801 Conde Lane

Windsor - 7:15 a.m.

ROHNERT PARK / COTATIRed Lion Inn - 1 Red Lion Drive

Rohnert Park - 12:15p.m.

SANTA ROSA EAST

Flamingo Hotel- 4th & Farmers LaneSanta Rosa -12:15 p.m.

GUERNEVILLE

Northwood Lodge -19400 Hwy. 116Guemeville - 6:30 p.m.

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

Flamingo Hotel - 4th & Farmers LaneSanta Rosa - 12:15 p.m.

SONOMA VALLEY

Sonoma NationalGolfClub- 1770 Arnold DriveSonoma-12:00 Noon

PETALUMA VALLEY

Sonoma Joe's - 5151 Old Redwood Hwy.Petaluma - 12:10 p.m.

1^ THURSDAYPETALUMA CLOVERDALE

Veteran's Mem. Bldg- 1094 Petaluma Blvd. S Papa John's - 115 Theresa DrivePetaluma -12:10 p.m. Cloverdale- 12:15 p.m.

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

Veteran's Memorial Building - 282 High StreetSebastopol- 12:15p.m.

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"Enjoy jRotary!"

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R.I. PRESIDENT

Hugh Archer

DISTRICT

GOVERNOR

Jack Vallerga

DIRECTORS:

Leroy CarlenzoliJohn DolinsekJack EddingerRick Franke

Vicki Lockner

Dave Lorenzen



PRESIDENT-ELECT


Vicki Lockner

SECRETARY


Leroy Carlenzoli

1 TREASURER INTERNATIONAL

Tom Eakin SERVICE

Dave LorenzenPAST




Meets every Thursday 7:15a.m.At the Sheraton Round Barn Inn

P.O. Box 14953 •Santa Rosa, CA 95402

June 1" 1990

Dear Sunrise Rotarian:

Please review the enclosed proposed bylaw changes. Atour regular meeting on the 28th of this month you will havean opportunity to vote on these bylaw changes. This letteris your official notification.

We thought you might like to know why the changes areproposed. The first change will increase our annual dues to$120. This is the first increase in our club dues since theclub began, however the portion we must send to RI and thedistrict has risen steadily. When the club started, 53% ofdue revenues remained in the club to cover operating expenses. Currently, under existing dues structure the amountremaining is 43%. This increase will get us back to ourstarting point.

The second change provides time for the Board of Directors to meet with the nominating committee prior to presenting the ballot to the membership for vote. This change givesyour board time flexibility which will be used to do a betterjob.

We encourage you to join us in supporting these changes.Should you desire additional information, contact us. directly.

Very truly yours,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY

BY-LAWS OF THE fijriTARY CLUB OF SflNTR ROSA SUN rtIS£

AMENDMENT #1

From:

ARTICLE V Fees ana Dues

SECTION 2 - The memDersnip dues shall da $100.00 perannum, payable annually on the first day of July, the understanding that the annual payment will include the cost ofeacn memoer's suoscription to ThE RQTARIAN magazine and tothe clup bulletin.

To:

ARTICLE V - Fees and Dues

SECTION 2 - The membership dues snail be $120.00 perannum, payaole annually on the first day of July, the understanding that the annual payment will incluae tne cost ofeacn memDer's subscription to THE RQTARIAN magazine and tothe club bulletin.

AMENDMENT #£

From:

ARTICLE IV - Meetings

SECTION 1 - Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of thisclub snail be held on tne first regular meeting m Decernoerin eacn year, at which time the election of officers and di

rectors to serve for the ensuing year snail take place.

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ARTICLE IV - meetings

SECTION 1 - flnr|u.a^ meetanq. The annual meeting of thisclub snail be held in DecemQer m eacn year, at wmch timethe election of officers and directors Co serve for tne ensuing year snail take place.

0ONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

• MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA

,ns Rabies - Cleveland &EdwardsSanta Rosa-12:15 p.m.

HEALDSBURGMasonicTemple- Plaza & Temple

Healdsburg -12:15 p.m.

• TUESDAY

WINDSOR

Windsor Lanes-8801 Cond<= La™Windsor - 7:15 a.m.

ROHNERT PARK / C0TATIRut Lion Inn - 1Red Lion Drive

Rohnert Park-12:15 p.m.

SANTA ROSA EAST

FlamingoHotel - 4th & Farmers LaneSanta Rosa - 12:15 p.m.

CUERNEV1LLE

Northwood Lodge - 19400Hwy. 116Guemeville - 6:30 p.m.

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA PETALUMA VALLEY. • „ H0tel - 4th&Farmers Lane Sonoma Joe's - 5151 OldRedwood Hwy.

SantaRosa -12:15 p.m. Petaluma -12:10p.m.

SONOMA VALLEY

SonomaNationalGolfClub- 1770 Arnold DriveSonoma -12:00 Noon

• THURSDAY

PETALUMA

Veteran's Mem. Bldg.- 1094 Petaluma Blvd. SPetaluma - 12:10 p.m.

CLOVERDALE

PapaJohn's - 115 Theresa DriveCloverdale -12:15 p.m.

• FRIDAY

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ROTARY CLUBChartered June 30, 1986

MeetseveryThursday 7:15 a.m.At the Sheraton Round Barn Inn

P.O. Box 14953•Santa Rosa, CA 95402ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 513

"Enjoy jRotary!"R.I. PRESIDENT

Hugh Archer

DISTRICT

GOVERNOR

Jack Vallerga

DIRECTORS:


PRESIDENT

Kent SeegmillerCLUB SERVICE

John DolinsekJack Eddinger

PRESIDENT-ELECT


Vicki Lockner

SECRETARY


Leroy Carlenzoli

TREASURER

Tom EakinINTERNATIONAL

SERVICE

PASTDave Lorenzen



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Meeting June 28, 1990Well, here we go again! I'm ha-'- -CAROL ESTES the 1990-1991 Bui, )nCoordinator. I want to start off bygiving ARCHIE JULIAN a very heartycongratulations and THANK YOU forthe EXCELLENT year he has put in tothe 1989-1990 Santa Rosa SunriseRotary bulletin.

Let me start our outgoing June 28thbulletin by saying that KENTSEEGMILLER can be a wise,intelligent man - BUT, heck if hecan ever remember to introduceGUESTS of Rotarians. I'm sure GARYDOOLITTLE will try to do a muchbetter job in recalling that part ofthe meeting - so Rotarians, come onecome all, 1990-1991 year encouragesyour guests to come to our meetings,ANYTIME!!

FINE TIMES

Short but sweet!! We only had a fewfines. RANDY SEELYE had a birthdayon the 20th and was in Fallbrook,Arizona for vacation and a speak' kengagement at the University oi 'Arizona. $10.00. BILL AMOS

celebrated his birthday on the 14th(I wonder how much cake and ICE

for the last meeting of KENT'S reignhe fined everyone who was notwearing their rotary pin $1.00.

CONGRATULATIONS AND RECOGNITIONCORNER

KENT SEEGMILLER was very proudto give out the followingrecognition awards:

BOB DUNN received a bottle of winefrom DISTRICT GOVERNOR JACK VALLERGAfor his assistance with the DistrictConference.

The following Rotarians receivedtary pins for the banner forcoming PAUL HARRIS FELLOWS in the

1989-1990 Rotary year:

JACK EDDINGER

WIM VAN DER HORSTGARY DOOLITTLE

DAN LAMBERT

KENT SEEGMILLER

PERFECT ATTENDANCE!! Not 1, or 2,but 3 Rotarians were presented withRotary pins for their 100% perfectattendance for the number of yearsthey have consistently achieved this100% attendance:

CAROL ESTES - 2 YEARSBOB CLARK - 5 YEARSDEL RABY - 28 YEARS

What can I say but . . .GO! FIGHT!WIN! And that is the MOTTO ofHOWARD DAULTON. We all know howsuccessful the Westoberfest was,well the Golf Tournament was noexception. We made $4000 on thetournament and HOWARD received an>ard for OUTSTANDING FUNDRAISER for

.he 1989-1990 year. He chaired theFundraising Committee and led ourclub to a year end total raised of

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Another deserving recipient of the"SERVICE ABOVE SELF" award waspresented to STAN WALKER for hissuccessful efforts with the seniorcitizens project and reconciling theunrestricted funds for the 1989-1990budget. These are two of the manythings STAN has assisted in over the1989-1990 year.

The following Rotariansrecognized with a certificatethe many things theycontributed to the 1989-1990The areas I note next to the nare usually the primary jobRotarians performed, but ALLcontributed much of themselvesour club as a whole - and thisgreat THANK YOU for asuccessfully completed.

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STEVE OLSEN - CLUB SECRETARYRICK FRANKE - SERGEANT OF ARMS (AND

SANTA CLAUS)

JOHN DOLINSEK - DISTRICT CONFERENCEAND GOLF TOURNAMENT

LEROY CARLENZOLI - VOCATIONAL

SERVICE AND CLUB PICNIC

RHOANN PONSETI - VALENTINES

DINNER/DANCE, MAST-HEAD FOR BULLETINAND WESTOBERFEST VIDEO

MARILYN PRATT - PROGRAM CHAIRMANJOHN JONES - MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN

JACK EDDINGER - CLUB SERVICE

COMMITTEE AND WESTOBERFEST

DENNY LENHART - GSE TEAM,

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE COMMITTEE ANDPROJECT GRADUATION.

Thank you all for your dedicationand hard work in making the SantaRosa Sunrise Rotary year of 1989-1990 so fun and rewarding!

SERIOUS BUSINESS

Two amendments to the By-Laws of theRotary Club of Santa Rosa Sunrisewere voted on at the June 28thmeeting.

#1 - Raise annual dues from $100 to$120 . . . PASSED.

#2 - Change verbiage in the By-Lawsfrom "Annual Meeting ... on thefirst regular meeting in December" .. . to "Annual Meeting ... inDecember in each year

REJECTED.

$$JACKPOT$$$

2 Marbles $430BAFFLE RAFFLE . . . BAFFLE

RAFFLE!!! Can you believe this!!!Only 3 marbles in the bag! $420 upfor grabs! The number's called . ..• 490895, BILL KOKKE wins (one ofour members for a change) and hePULLS OUT A CLEAR MARBLE!!!!

You know - I,m a little slow,but I just realized why there aremore VISITING ROTARIANS, GUESTS OFROTARIANS, AND PLAIN OLD ROTARIANROTARIANS at our meetings - they allthink THEY are going to win.

This raffle was probably a ployby President Kent to get the membersand guests to the meetings on time,because you can never get a seat ifyou don't come early!!!!!

????? MYSTERY ROTARIAN ?????If I were to SINGLE out this

Rotarian, you might come BACKfor the craft talk. He's a real REDRIDER, with a love of animals anddoesn't mind pushing Dolley. He's

been PRACTICING since 1976 and oneday he'll get it right! He's DOGGONE right to be a PICK-UP/PORSCHE

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walking while you ao an trietalking. Who do you think thisMystery Rotarian could be??????

THE PRES SAYS

by KENT SEEGMILLERiHe has achieved success who has

lived well, laughed often and lovedmuch.

Kent Seegmiller would like totake this space to express his mostsincere thanks for all the

cooperation and assistance eachmember has given him during his timeas President of the Santa Rosa

Sunrise Rotary Club. He has enjoyedworking and recognizing alldeserving members for their greatwork and fellowship our club hasshown each other and those in our

community that we've tried to serve.You're a great group of Rotariansand Kent's pleased to have served asthe 1989-1990 President. Thank youall.

UPCOMING EVENTS

July 5Regular Meeting DaySpeaker: To Be AnnouncedTopic: Surprise!

Documents

n Cfl SW1AROSA SUN#RISE^ii...Steve Olsen VOCATIONAL SERVICE Leroy Carlenzoli TREASURER INTERNATIONAL Tom Eakin SERVICE Dave Lorenzen PAST PRESIDENT SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Bob Dunn Rick Franke