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SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

• MONDAY

WEST SANTA ROSALos Robles - Cleveland & Edwards

Santa Rosa -12:15 p.m.

HEALDSBURGMasonic Temple - Plaza&Temple !

Healdsburg- 12:15 p.m.

• TUESDAYWINDSOR

Windsorlanes - 8801 Conde LaneWindsor - 7:15 a.m.

ROHNERT PARK / COTATIRed Lion Inn - 1 Red Lion Drive

Rohnert Park - 12:15p.m.

SANTA ROSA EASTFlamingo Hotel - 4th &Farmers Lane \

Santa Rosa -12:15 p.m.

GUERNEVILLE

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

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

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

PETALUMA VALLEY

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

SONOMA VALLEY

Sonoma NationalGolfClub- 1770 Arnold DriveSonoma -12:00 Noon

• THURSDAY

PETALUMA CLOVERDALE

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

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

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

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ROTARY CLUBROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 513

Chartered June 30, 1986

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:

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

Meeting September 6, 1990

FINE TIMES

JOHN LYNCH brought back a flagfrom the Point Pleasant New

Jersey Club. No fine for theflag but $6 for his 6 dayvisit. Author! Author! Our own

WAYNE LIGHT has just publisheda 130 page book titled "BeyondRetention". VICKIE LOCKNER

reports that it's excellent, so$15 seemed a perfect fine.STEVE OLSEN recently attended aMorgan Horse Show at the

Plymouth County Fair Grounds.That's in the gold country. Hishorses took 4 2nds, 2 3rds anda 4th. Add the five days and wetook him for $10.00. PHILHULEN's secretary let the catout of the bag and said thatPHIL and BETTY were in Carmel.

PHIL tried to talk his way o^tof it, but PRESIDENT GARY Jtthe hook and PHIL got fined$15.00. DENNY LENHARTs wifeKITTY was recently featured inthe Sonoma Business Magazine.DENNY proudly paid $10 for this

FINE TIMES (cont'd)recognition. JIM KNAUFF losthis marbles, or was that Pings?Whichever, they were replacedwith a brand new set of Pings,valued at over $1200. This costJIM $12.

BUSTER DAULTON has been one

busy boy. He had a birthday,August 17th, he and KATHYcelebrated their 11thanniversary, they vacationed inSun Valley Oregon, then restedin Lake Tahoe. Oh, and not toforget . . . the new Blazer! !HOWARD became an 3E£Nf9W£fe£3wBM)3:»a ittftS&, $50.00. STEVEAND LYNN OLSEN celebrated their

25th wedding anniversary. STEVEwas fined $10.00. STAN WALKERwill be 43 on September 12th.This recognition cost him$7.00. LORETTA SLYH will have abirthday on September 11th. Shesaid $7 was fine with her, butPRESIDENT GARY thought shedeserved more recognition. $15please! JOHN JONES and his wifeARDYS are also having a weddinganniversary. 14 years oflarriage cost JOHN $15.00.c

PAINTING PARTY AT SONOMA

CHILD GUIDANCE - SEPTEMBER22ND AT 9:00 AM.

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CLUB ASSEMBLY

Last meeting we had our ClubAssembly. The major topic ofthe Assembly was the upcomingWestoberfest. All members were

given (and for those who werenot at attendance will receive

them in the mail) 10 tickets tosell for this fund raisingevent. Each ticket costs $12.50this year and each member isresponsible for $125.00 - PAIDIN FULL - by October 20th. Theticket includes entrance to theevent, dinner, and two drinktickets. The stub of the ticketshould be completed by the Clubmember - entering the name ofthe ticket recipient - as thiswill be used in our grand prizedrawing. A list of committeesand their chair-persons will bepublished in next week'sbulletin. If you are not on acommittee, VOLUNTEER SOON asyou will be assigned to acommittee if you do notvolunteer! PHIL HULEN is in

charge of collecting money, soturn your $12 5 or more intoPHIL as soon as possible. TOMEAKIN reported on the financialcondition of the club - and weare FINE!!!!

BOARD MEETING AT

DOUBLETREE - TACK LONDONSEPTEMBER 12TH AT 5:30 PM.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

The club " isselling both T-shirts and Sweatshirts with theSANTA ROSA

SUNRISE ROTARY

LOGO on them.

Please order your T-shirts from GARYDOOLITTLE - $18.00 a piece and theSweat shirts from WIM VAN PER HORST -$16.00 to $20.00 a piece. HELPSUPPORT THE SANTA ROSA SUNRISECLUBiil! BRUCE REYES is interviewingexchange students for the upcomingyear^ (1991). We are in dire need ofhousing 1 If you can accommodate thesestudent (s), please let BRUCE REYES orPRESIDENT GARY DOOLITTXE know.Housing will be needed by January1991.

The following members of ourclub had a perfect attendancerecord for the month of AUGUST.I would like to take this spaceto recognize these members:

DEL RABY

BOB CLARK

DAVE LORENZEN

CAROL ESTES

RANDY SEELYE

STEVE DAVIS

GARY JENSEN

STEVE OWLES

BRUCE REYESWARREN SMITHROLF WESSMAN

WIM VAN DER HORSTGARY DOOLITTLE

KENT SEEGMILLER

ARCHIE JULIAN

MARILYN PRATTRICK FRANKE

DENNY LENHARTRHOANN PONSETILORETTA SLYHPETER TRELEAVEN

??? MYSTERY ROTARIAN ???

TODAY'S MYSTERY ROTARIAN BELONGS INOUR CLUB! ILKIS A HUNTER, A FLY FISHERMAN, AND A PILOT. THISENERGETIC ROTARIAN IS INVOLVED WITH SO MANYTHINGS IN THE COMMUNITY THAT HIS MIDDLE NAME IS"SERVICE ABOVE SELF" (RAISES HAVOC ON COMPUTERFORMS!) HE COMES FROM A LONG LINE OF ROTARIANMINDED ANCESTORS. HIS GREAT GRANDPARENTS, FORINSTANCE, CAME TO THIS AREA 50 YEARS AGO BEFOREPAUL HARRIS, DRIVING A COVERED WAGON WITH FOURROTARY EMBLEMS ON IT! THIS COURAGEOUS ROTARIANGREW UP LN THISAREA. HE SPENT FOUR YEARS LN THEALRFORCE AND SAW EXTENSIVE ACTION LN OKINAWAFIGHTING AGAINST THE 24TH ARMOR, 3RD AND 9THMARINES (UNFORTUNATELY WAR WAS LONG SINCE OVER,MILITARY POLICE REPORTS ARE BELNG FORWARDED). LN'HIS PROFESSIONAL LLFE, HE BEGANAS A CARPENTERANDHAS REMAINED INVOLVED LN THAT, ALTHOUGH HE IS NOWHAPPILY EMPLOYED LN A RELATED FIELD. WHO IS OURMYSTERY ROTARIAN?

(LAST WEEK'S MYSTERY ROTARIAN WAS DEL RABY. YOUAREANEXTREMELY FASCINATING MAN, DEL!!)

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGEA PERSON WHO CAN'T LEAD AND

WON'T FOLLOW, MAKES A DANDYROADBLOCK!!

UPCOMING EVENTS

September 13thRegular MeetingSpeaker: Jim Hakel (or guest)Topic: One of his choice


• MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA

Los Robles - Cleveland & EdwardsSanta Rosa-12:15 p.m.

HEALDSBURGMasonic Temple - Plaza &Temple

Healdsburg -12:15 p.m.

• TUESDAYWINDSOR

Windsor Lanes - 8801 Conde Lane

Windsor - 7:15 a.m.

ROHNERT PARK / COTATI

Red Lion Inn -1 Red Lion Drive

Rohnert Park - 12:15 p.m.

SANTA ROSA EAST

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

GUERNEVILLE

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

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

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

PETALUMA VALLEY

Sonoma Joe's - 515101d Redwood Hwy.Petaluma -12:10 p.m.

SONOMA VALLEY


• THURSDAY

PETALUMA

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

CLOVERDALE

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

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL


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Meets every Thursday 7:15 a.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:

Leroy CarlenzoliJohn DolinsekJack EddingerRick FrankeVicki LocknerDave Lorenzen



PRESIDENT-ELECT


Vicki Lockner

SECRETARY


Leroy Carlenzoli


Tom Eakin SERVICE

Dave Lorenzen

PAST




FINE TIMES

STAN WALKER showed up late forthe meeting, but not too lateto be recognized for $5.00. TOMEAKIN was at PRESIDENT GARY'S

home Wednesday night. He leftbehind his tie and a yellowpage torn from the phone book.We missed the point, but TOMdidn't miss a $10 fine. ARTKING was able to advertise his

mountain bike for free in thePress Democrat. It did cost him

$10 to advertise that fact atRotary. STEVE OWLES shared hisexperience in taking his kidsand some friends to the Oakland

Coliseum to see the "New KidsOn The Block". It seems STEVEs

car broke down right at theentrance. He tried to trade the

car for some tickets but no onewas interested. This story costSTEVE $10.00. JACK EDDINGERmade a quick trip to Wyominr ptake a look at a 12,000 a^Jeworking cattle ranch. Inaddition to cattle, the ranchhas fishing, hunting and lots

FINL .iXMES (cont'd)of rocks. This was going to be$12 worth of recognition, butJACK, a proud new Great Uncle,wanted more. JACK is now an^^mmrmM^mM^EM^, $50.00.

IM VAN PER HORST's wife LOVIEis celebrating a birthdaySeptember 19th. This remindercost WIM $10.00.

ROTARY TALK

Our speakers last week wereMARY KNECHTr LCSW, Manager,Business Development and BARRYG. PIERCE. MD, Director ofClinical Services from CPCREDWOODS, A CommunityPsychiatric Centers Hospital.CPC Redwoods is an eighty (80)bed hospital specializing inthe treatment of psychiatricdisorders. Opened in February,' ^90, it is the newest of 48

.spitals owned and operated byCommunity Psychiatric Centers(CPC), an international

hospital management companywith twenty years of experienceoperating psychiatrichospitals. Conveniently locatedin Santa Rosa (Sonoma County,CA) , the hospital is designedto provide a comfortableenvironment for patients.Furnishings and decorations arewarm and attractive. Rooms arelight, airy and spacious. Thefacility covers nearly 50,000sq. ft. on 10.9 acres.

Amenities include a gymnasium,swimming pool, outdoor patiosand recreation areas. CPCRedwoods provides a structuredtherapeutic environmentdesigned to help patientsidentify problems and findsolutions. Most patients leavethe hospital after a short stayand are able to resume dailyactivities. A team ofprofessionals works with eachpatient. The professionals whoare on the treatment teaminclude:

• PSYCHIATRISTS

• CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS,LCSWs, MFCCs

• NURSES

• PHYSICIANS

• EDUCATORS

• SOCIAL AND FAMILY

SERVICES STAFF

• and ACTIVITIES

THERAPISTS

If you have the opportunity tocheck out the facility, it'slocated at 1287 Fulton Road,Santa Rosa. Visitors are alwaysWELCOME!

ANNOUNCEMENTS

The club is selling both T-shirts and Sweat shirts withthe SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARYLOGO on them. Please order yourT-shirts from GARY DOOLITTLE -$18.00 a piece and the Sweatshirts from WIM VAN PER HORST -$16.00 to $20.00 a piece. HELPSUPPORT THE SANTA ROSA SUNRISECLUB!!!!

BRUCE REYES has selected an

exchange student for theupcoming year (1991). Her nameis LUCINDA THORLY and she isfrom Australia. She comes froma family that operates a 620acre dairy ranch and she is theyoungest of 6 children. We arelooking for 4 homes toaccommodate her stay for the1991 year (January 1991 throughJanuary 1992) . If you can be ofany assistance, please contactBRUCE REYES OR PRESIDENT GARY

DOOLITTLE.

PAJNTING PARTY AT SONOMA

CHILD GUIDANCE -

SEPTEMBER 22ND AT 9:00 AM.

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WELCOME TO OUR NEWESTMEMBER - DAN DAVIS,BUSINESS LAW.

??? MYSTERY ROTARIAN ???

OUR MYSTERY ROTARIAN WAS BORN IN NORTHERNCALIFORNIA AND THEN LEFT. DURING LTJS YOUTH HESPENTTLME INGERMANY, PHILIPPINES,AND SACRAMENTO.TfflS TRAVELING ROTARIAN WENT TO COLLEGE IN UTAnWITH A TWO YEAR BREAK LN ENGLAND AND WALESEDUCATING THE NATIVES. FOLLOWING COLLEGE THISLUCKY ROTARIAN HAD TWO NEAR MISSES WITH L.A.EVENTUALLY MOVING TO SANTA ROSA VIA SANFRANCISCO. Tins ROTARIAN LIVES TO FLY, IS ACTIVE INSCOUTINGAND HASBEENKNOWNTO SWINGA GOLFCLUB.AS A ROTARIAN HE HAS PERFECT ATTENDANCE AND ISLOOKING FORWARD TO THE WESTOBERFEST.WHO IS OUR MYSTERY ROTARIAN?

(LAST WEEK'S MYSTERYROTARIAN WASJACK EDDINGER.JACK IS A TRUE AMERICAN!!! NEW MEMBER DAN DAVISDIDN'T KNOW THE MYSTERY ROTARIAN. HIS SPONSORPETER TRELEAVEN DID. DAN WAS FINED Jl ANYWAY!)

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGEOVER OPTIMISM IS: WAITING FOR

YOUR SHIP TO COME IN WHEN YOU

HAVEN'T SENT ONE OUT!

UPCOMING EVENTS

September 20thRegular MeetingSpeaker/Sponsor: Warren SmithTopic: One of his choice

SELL Y O U R

WESTOBERFEST

TICKETS BY

OCTOBER 20TH!!

BORED KEETIKG KOTRfiThe official minutes of the September12, 1990 Board of Directors Meetingfor the Sunrise Rotary Club of SantaRosa are highlighted as follows:The meeting was called to order at5:30PM by PRESIDENT GARY DOOLITTLEwith the following directors andmembers present: DAVE LORENZEN. TOMEAKIN, KENT SEEGMILLER r ARCHIEJULIAN, VICKI LOCKNER, KEN COKRRERIC VAN CLEAVE. RICK FRANKE. DELRABY, JOHN JONES, STEVE OLSEN. JOHNDOLINSEK, AND ART KING. PRESIDENTGARY requested all Board members tobe at the next month's meeting, as itis the visitation of DISTRICTGOVERNOR JOHN BLOUNT. REPORT OF THESECRETARY:. Attendance for the monthof August was reported to District at80.36%. READING OF COMMUNICATIONS:Correspondences were read as follows:1. From YWCA - A Special Place,'thanking the Club for their donationof $1,500. 2. From Home Hospice,thanking the Club for their donationof $100 in the name of ELINORVALLERGA. 3. From MARIE TRELEAVEN.thanking the Club for it's "SunshineCommittee" flowers and card.INTERNATIONAL SERVICES; LORENZENreported for VAN CLEAVE that BRUCEREYES. is this year's club counselorfor exchange students, and that hehas selected LUCENDA THORLEY. fromAustralia, who will be arrivingsometime in January 1991. He iscurrently looking for approximately 4host families for her. DEL RABY.representing the District 513 WorldCommunity Service Committee,requested support of financialsupport by our Club in the amount of$300. The purpose is the constructionof a Vocational School inGuadalajara, District 415. Moved byJULIAN to support, with the

stipulation that the school willprovide our club with $300 equalvalue in local handicrafts. Motionwas made by EAKIN that we continue tosupport our own Club CommunityService Project, this year in theamount of $500, while asking formatching funds from both our SisterClub in Kagoshima, as well asmatching Foundation Grant monies.UNFINISHED BUSINESS: Member ART KINGpresented his "Audit" of the 1989-90books. . . He felt that the bookswere in good order. Using a "cradleto grave" method of review, he feltthat the built in controls wereadequate for us. The Lotus schedulesare also a good monthly safeguard. Ifthe current systems are maintained,an annual audit is both simple andample. . . The Board gave ART aresounding "Good Job", and thankedhim for his talents.

PROPOSED FOR MEMBERSHIPIn accordance with the Club By-Laws,Article XI, Section 1, "the Secretaryshall notify each member of the clubby means of a written or printedcommunication, giving the name of theproposed candidate, the firmrepresented and classification underwhich he/she is proposed formembership."

NAME: Dale Zumfelde

FIRM: Dale Zumfelde, ArchitectCLASSIFICATION: Architecture -

Residential

NAME: Drew TurnerFIRM: Drew Turner, DVM

CLASSIFICATION: Veterinarian -Surgery

"A ten-day period shall then beallowed during which any memberobjecting to the election of theproposed member shall notify theboard in writing, stating the reasonsfor his/her objections."

l'HE NEXT BOARD MEETING WAS SET FORWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 AT 6:15 PM ANDWILL BE AT DOUBLETREE INN, JACKLONDON ROOM. THIS WILL BE THEDISTRICT GOVERNOR'S VISIT.

NAME

ABRAHAMSEN, JEFFAITA, NANCY J.AMOS, BILLBAYLESS, GARY L.CARLENZOLI, LEROYCERCONE, FRANKCLARK, ROBERTCOKER, KENNETH

DAULTON II, HOWARDDAVIS, STEPHEN D.DOLINSEK, JOHNDOOLITTLE, GARY M.DUNN, ROBERTEAKIN, THOMASEDDINGER, JACKESTES, CAROLFRANKE, RICKGORMAN, RAYHAKEL, JAMESHAKEL, THOMAS A.HULEN, PHILJENSEN, GARYJONES, JOHNJULIAN, ARCHIEKING, ARTKNAUFF III, JAMES E,KOKKE. WILLIAM

LAMBERT, DANIELLENHART, DENNYLIGHT, WAYNELOCKNER, RUSSELLLOCKNER, VICKILORENZEN, DAVIDLYNCH JR., H. JOHNOLSEN, STEPHENOWLES, STEVEPONSETI, RHOANNPRATT, MARILYNRABY, DELBERTREYES, BRUCE A.RICH, ALANSASS, MICHAEL A.SCOTT, ROBERT W.SEEGMILLER, KENTSEELYE, RANDYSLYH, LORETTASMITH, WARRENTRELEAVEN, PETERVAN CLEAVE, ERICVan der HORST, WIMWALKER, STANWALSVICK, MARKWATSON, JOHN A.WESSMAN, ROLF

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• MONDAY

WEST SANTA ROSA

Los Robles - Cleveland & EdwardsSanta Rosa - 12:15p.m.

HEALDSBURGMasonic Temple - Plaza & Temple

Healdsburg -12:15 p.m.

• TUESDAYWINDSOR


Windsor - 7:15 a.m.


Red Lion Inn - 1 Red Lion Drive

Rohnert Park -12:15 p.m.

SANTA ROSA EASTFlamingo Hotel- 4th & Farmers Lane

Santa Rosa - 12:15p.m.

GUERNEVILLE

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

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

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

PETALUMA VALLEY

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

SONOMA VALLEY


• 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

SEBASTOPOL


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Meets every Thursday 7:15 a.m.

At the Sheraton Round Bam Inn

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

"Enjoy jRotary!"R.I. PRESIDENT

Hugh Archer

DISTRICT

GOVERNOR

Jack Vallerga

DIRECTORS:

Leroy CarlenzoliJohn DolinsekJack EddingerRick Franke

Vicki LocknerDave Lorenzen



PRESIDENT-ELECT


Vicki Lockner

SECRETARY


Leroy Carlenzoli


Tom Eakin SERVICE

Dave LorenzenPAST




FINE TIMESBOB_SCOTT went from Red Badgeto Blue Badge. Thisaccomplishment cost him $5 00DAVE LORFN7PM asked PRESIDENTGARY where his badge was. DAVEwas informed that it was in thebox. $5.00 for the PRES. ERICVAN CLEAVE thought he did~^grand job of setting up aPresidents' challenge betweenour PRESIDENT ftRPV and pHILWRIGHT. ERIC was especiallyproud that he was able to getthe challenge changed fromrunning to arm wrestling. Allthis excitement cost ERICM,0,0;00- Another IMfr-m?mmSMtW® 1M*. JOHN DOLINSEKwent with BARBARA on j biketrip to Santa Barbara. When hetried to convince us it was abusiness trip there were notakers. JOHN was taken for$20.00. It seems that ARCF \JULIAN'S wife SUSAN won't q^Jin the car with him if thebikes are attached. She isgoing to make an exception.

FINE ilMES (cont'd)They are going to drive toSanta Barbara, then peddlearound Morro Bay and Solvang.This was $10 compromise forARCHIE. CAPTAIN PETREE, betterknown to us as PETER TRELEAVENwas nearly court martialed on arecent camping trip. Thetrouble started when the tentpole broke. PETE's dad (theColonel) and his God-Father(the General) asked PETE to getthe tool box. PETER had MARIES

car, no tool box! PETE's three

kids looked on in wonder. What^=is going to happen? This

spense cost PETER $10.00. TOMEAKIN was presented with apackage of sponges fromPRESIDENT GARY'S wife, CAROLYN,with a message that she didn'tsteal them. We now have torn

yellow pages, a tie, andsponges from last Wednesdaynights meeting at GARYs. Theplot thickens as the finesincrease, another $5.00. JIMKNAUFF was accused of throwinghis business cards in theparking lot. PRESIDENT GARY wasgoing to impose a $5.00 finefor such blatant advertising,when LORETTA SLYH stood up tothe four way test. Seems shedropped the card and couldn'tfind it. $5.00 for LORETTA.CATHY VYENIELO. our newest

member, didn't waste any timegetting to know her fellowrotarians. She recently wentout to dinner with a spouse

i ile the rotarian was out ofV^wn. She was fined $10.00 eventhough the spouse was MARILYNPRATT. MIKE SASS and JIM KNAUFF

(what a combination) couldn't

keep their auction paddlesstill at a recent golf benefit.MIKE paid $450.00 for a 49ershirt signed by Jerry Rice.JIM, not to be outdone, paid$750 for a signed Joe Montanashirt. It seems there is acloud over the authenticity ofthe signatures, but no matter,MIKE was fined $10 and JIM$5.00.

APOLOGIES PLEASE - THE

FAX MACHINE CUT OFF THE

REST OF THIS WEEKS FINES -

TO BE CONTINUED NEXT

BULLETIN!!!

JIM KNAUFF was reminded that

his wife JENNIFER'S birthday isSeptember 21st. This importantinformation cost him $5.00.

ROTARY

TALK

Our speaker last week was TEDWILLIAMS from Radio Station it*fcO'Vl. This radio station is a24-hour Christian Musicstation. The number on yourdial is 91.9 FM. TUNE IN SOMETIME!

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WELCOME TO OUR NEWESTMEMBER - CATHERINE

VYENIELO, BANKING.

??? MYSTERY ROTARIAN ???OUR MYSTERY ROTARIAN WAS BORN AND RAISED INDECADF^TSOUTOERNCAUFORNIA.IIAVING FINALLY SEEN

THE EIGHT FOLLOWING COLLEGE AT UCLA, THIS INSUREDROTARIAN CAME TO SONOMA COUNTY. WITHIN A SHORT

TIME THIS DEDICATED ROTARIAN TURNED A SMALL TWO

PERSON OPERATION INTO A 5 PERSON GROWING CONCERN

WITH A STRONG EMPHASIS ON TOE WELFARE OF

EMPLOYEES. THIS EARLY EXPERTISE IN PERSONNEL HAS

LED ON TO A FULL TIME CAREER. THIS ROTARIANS PAST-

TIMES INCLUDE VACATIONING AND TRAVEL, RUNNING,MUSIC AND DANCING. WHO IS OUR MYSTERY ROTARIAN?

(LAST WEEK'S MYSTERY ROTARIAN WAS DAN DAVIS.

WELCOME TO OUR CLUB, DAN. WE ALL LOOK FORWARDTO GETTING TO KNOW YOU.)

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGEREMEMBER AS WE GO THROUGH OUR

LIFE: THE WORLD IS FULL OF

WILLING PEOPLE; SOME WILLING TO

WORK - THE REST WILLING TO LET

THEM.

UPCOMING EVENTS

September 27thRegular MeetingSpeaker: Santa Rosa Children's

Choir

TIMElTQVOLUNTEER

WESTOBERFEST COMMITTEES

CO-CHAIR - HOWARD DAULTON:

BAR-B-QUE - RICK FRANKEFOOD PREP - DAVE LORENZEN

SILENT AUCTION - BILL AMOS

ART KING

TICKETS - PHIL HULEN

PHIL'S ASSIST - JOHN LYNCH

CLEAN-UP - WARREN SMITH

PETE TRELEAVEN

CO-CHAIR - CAROL ESTES:

SERVERS - JIM HAKEL

DECORATIONS - RHOANN PONSETI

SET UP - MIKE SASS

BEER SERVICE - ERIC VANCLEAVE

BEER TICKETS - GARY DOOLITTLE

ON-SITE RAFFLE TICKET SALES -

JIM KNAUFF

Volunteer for one of the

committees NOW or you will bevolunteered by one of the Co-Chairpeople. EVERY MEMBER MUSTATTEND AND WORK AT THE

WESTOBERFEST. This is a greatevent and everyone always hasfun!!!

SELL YOUR WESTOBERFEST

TICKETS BY OCTOBER 20TH!!!


• MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA

Los Robles - Cleveland & Edwards

Santa Rosa - 12:15 p.m.

HEALDSBURG

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

• TUESDAYWINDSOR


Windsor - 7:15 a.m.


Red 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 - 19400Hwy. 116Guerneville - 6:30p.m.

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

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

PETALUMA VALLEY

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

SONOMA VALLEY

SonomaNationalGolfClub- 1770Arnold DriveSonoma -12:00 Noon

• THURSDAY

PETALUMA

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

CLOVERDALE

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

• FRIDAY

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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 JRotary!"R.I. PRESIDENT

Hugh Archer

DISTRICT

GOVERNOR

Jack Vallerga

DIRECTORS:

Leroy CarlenzoliJohn DolinsekJack EddingerRick Franke

Vicki LocknerDave Lorenzen



PRESIDENT-ELECT


Vicki Lockner

SECRETARY


Leroy Carlenzoli


Tom Eakin SERVICE

Dave Lorenzen

PAST




FINE TIMES(FINE TIMES CONTINUED FROM LASTWEEK):

JOHN WATSON brought us a flagfrom the Ft. Smith Arkansas

Rotary. JOHN reports that"RAZORBACK" country reallysupport their HOGS! $5.00please!NOW FOR THIS WEEK'S FINES!!!

BILL KOKKE received a welcome

back to the club and to Santa

Rosa. FAE and BILL moved back

to Santa Rosa a few weeks ago,just in time for their healthybaby girl to be born lastSunday. KIMBERLY KOKKE weighedin at 6 lbs and is 19 incheslong. BILL doubled his $25 finewith $25 towards his PaulHarris. WARREN SMITH couldn'tbe seen but was heard byPRESIDENT GARY. RHOANN PONSETI

made a trip to the geysers Edidn't see WARREN there either.She was very disappointed.WARREN said he was their too,just disguised as steam. Thishot air cost him $20.00.

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FH\T^ TIMES (cont'd)STEVE DAVIS was listening tohis favorite Jazz radio stationrecently and won two tickets toa Jazz concert. He donated the2 tickets to a member of hisstaff and he donated $10 infines to rotary. JOHN WATSONwas recognized as one heck of apainter at the Child GuidanceCenter last Saturday. No finehere, but he was alsorecognized for the "new"Ketchikan he wore at last weeksmeeting. JOHN and WANDA justreturned from a 7 day Alaskan-uise. This did cost JOHN

.15.00. Another travelingrotarian, RANDY SEELYEf justreturned from a two week tripto Bali. He went to the SonarBeach Rotary Club meeting and

.RANDY was happy to report thatall 8 members were there. RANDY

also gave us a traffic update.The roads in Bali are 1 1/2lanes wide and are pedestrianwalkways, automobile roads, andnot to mention the motor bikepaths also! Quite an adrenalinerush when an oncoming carapproaches. I believe we callit CHICKEN! RANDY didn't crowabout his $25 fine.

PLEASE CONTACT BILL AMOS

(544-4877) OR ART KING (539-5980) WITH YOUR DONATIONSFOR THE SILENT AUCTION

TABLES AT THE

ESTOBERFEST. BRING YOUR

PRIZES TO THE MEETINGS OR

THE DAY OF THE EVENT!!

DEL RABY was reminded thatHARRIETT will be celebrating abirthday October 1, $10 forthis news. NANCY AITA wasn'there last week to be remindedof their upcoming 21st weddinganniversary, but no matter, shereports she still hasn't"ENJOYED" it. We're not surewhat exactly "it" is, so adollar was taken off her $21fine.

ROTARY

TALK

Our speaker last week was notentirely a SPEAKER. Our clubenjoyed the beautiful voices ofthe SANTA ROSA CHILDREN'SCHORUS. Under the direction ofMS. JUDY BRITTS. the childrenperformed about 6 songs. Wewill be having the Chorusreturn to one of our Decembermeetings to sing Christmassongs. If you missed it thisweek, let's not miss it thenext time they perform for ourclub.

??? MYSTERY ROTARIAN ???OUR MYSTERY ROTARIAN WAS BORN AND RAISED LN

DECADENT SOUTHERN C ALLFORNIA.HAVLNG FINALLY SEEN

THE UGHT FOLLOWING COLLEGE AT UCLA, THIS INSPIREDROTARIAN CAME TO SONOMA COUNTY. WITHIN A SHORT

TIME THIS DEDICATED ROTARIAN TURNED A SMALL TWO

PERSON OPERATION INTO A 5 PERSON GROWING CONCERN

WITH A STRONG EMPHASIS ON THE WELFARE OF

EMPLOYEES. THIS EARLY EXPERTISE LN PERSONNEL HAS

LED ON TO A FULL TIME CAREER. THIS ROTARIANS PAST-

TIMES INCLUDE VACATIONING AND TRAVEL, RUNNING,MUSIC AND DANCING. WHO IS OUR MYSTERY ROTARIAN?

(LAST WEEK DIDN'T HAVE TIME FOR THE MYSTERY

ROTARIAN SO WE ARE RE-RUNNLNG THIS ROTARIAN'SAUTO-BIO.)

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGELUCK IS WHAT ENABLES OTHERS TO

GET WHERE THEY ARE. TALENT IS

WHAT ENABLES US (ROTARIANS) TOGET TO WHERE WE ARE.

UPCOMING EVENTS

October 4th

Regular MeetingSpeaker: Dave Pinsky - Deputy

Utility Director ofSanta Rosa

Topic: Waste Water Project

October 5th through 7thBEN HOGAN GOLF TOURSANTA ROSA OPEN

WINDSOR GOLF COURSE

TIME TO

VOLUNTEER

WESTOBERFEST COMMITTEES

CO-CHAIR - HOWARD DAULTON:

BAR-B-QUE - RICK FRANKEFOOD PREP - DAVE LORENZENSILENT AUCTION - BILL AMOS

ART KING

TICKETS - PHIL HULEN

PHIL'S ASSIST - JOHN LYNCHCLEAN-UP - WARREN SMITH

PETE TRELEAVEN.

CO-CHAIR - CAROL ESTES:

SERVERS

DECORATIONS

SET UP

BEER SERVICE

BEER TICKETS

- JIM HAKEL

- RHOANN PONSETI

- MIKE SASS

- ERIC VANCLEAVE

- GARY DOOLITTLE

ON-SITE RAFFLE TICKET SALES -

JIM KNAUFF

Volunteer for one of the

committees NOW or you will bevolunteered by one of the Co-Chairpeople. EVERY MEMBER MUSTATTEND AND WORK AT THE

WESTOBERFEST. This is a greatevent and everyone always hasfun!!!

SELL YOUR WESTOBERFESTTICKETS BY OCTOBER 20TH!!!

Documents

q~b-fo SANTAQOSA · 1— ro i_ an _i o LU 01 a »"o _l tn C tu >o •!-o O^ 3 SANTAQOSA ROTARYCLUB ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 513 Chartered June30, 1986 Meets every Thursday 7:15a.m