SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

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Los Robles - Cleveland 4 Edwards

Santa Rosa- 12:15 p.m.

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Windsor Lents - 8801 Conde Lane

Windsor-7:15 a.m.

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Red Lion Inn - 1 Red Lion Drive

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Flamingo Itold - 4th & Farmers l-aneSanta Rosa - 12:15p.m.

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

PETALUMA VALLEY

Sonoma lot's - 5151Old Redwood HwyPetaluma - 12:10p.m.

SONOMA VALLEY

Sonoma NationalCol/Club - 1770Arnold DriveSonoma -12:00 Noon

• THURSDAY

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Chartered June 30, 1986Meets every Thursday 7:15 a.m.At the Doubletree Inn

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 513 P.O. Box 14953 SantaRosa, CA95402Meeting April 4, 1991

FINE TIMES )NANCY AIXA was recognized $5 forarriving after the bell. GARY BAYLESSand wife LYNDA attended the WineAuction at Cardinal Newman. Accordingto DEBBIE ADAMS, GARY had expressedgreat interest in one of the items.While he was away from the tablepaying for an auction item, the winehe was interested in came up for bid.LYNDA knew he just had to have it, sojoined in on the bidding. Someoneacross the room kept out-bidding her,but she wasn't going to give up11*1 111You guessed it 1! The other bidder wasnone other than GARY!Ill OOPS!!!! Itwas all for a good cause. GARYdonated $50 towards his Paul Harrisfor this story. DAN LUCAS has beenone busy boy. In the past few weekshe's been skiing in Aspen and gone toSpring Training in Arizona. The fourway test revealed that DAN's wifemade him sneak into the Sunday game.He wasn't able to sneak by a $50fine. DALE ZUMFELDE was soembarrassed. He locked his keys inhis car at last weeks meeting. DALEwas fined $25.00. DR. BRUCE REYESalso arrived late, which had

"Enjoy Rotary"R.I. PRESIDENT

Paulo V. C. Costa

Sao Paulo, Brazil

DISTRICT COVENOR

John- BlountSebastopol,, California

PRESIDENT

Gary Doolittle

PRESIDENT-ELECTArchie Julian

SECRETARYDave Lorenzen

TREASURER

Tom Eakin

PAST

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DIRECTORS

Jack EddingerRick FrankeVicki Lockner

Ken Coker

Howard Daulton

CLUB SERVICE

Ken CokerHoward Daulton

COMMUNITY SERVICEVicki Lockner

VOCATIONAL SERVICEJack Eddinger

INTERNATIONAL

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BRUCE had the slide presentatioi.^JbrLUCINDA's presentation on Australia.BRUCE also had a new ad in thecurrent Sonoma Business Magazinedesigned by our own RHOANN PONSETI.BRUCE got to pay for the ad and a $25fine. RANDY SEELYE just returned from

FINE TIMES (cont'd)7 days of skiing in the Sierra:. Hereports the snow is just great, 'hilehe was standing up, PRESIDENT GARYasked RANDY about the United S ntesComputer Newspaper Association. ANDYknew quite a bit about theorganization, such as it hae 280member newspapers, and OH YES, e isthe President Elect of thisprestigious organization. RAND: put$50 towards his Paul Harris.

BIRTHDAYS

ANNIVERSARIES

LEROY CARLENZOLI's wife CAROL 1birthday Easter Sunday,celebrated by staying homecooking Easter Dinner for the faiLEROY thought he got off easy,not so. He was fined $25.00.CERCONE's wife JAN will celebr;birthday April 7. FRANK said het.o take her to dinner and YESwill be a few presents. Thi3 remcost FRANK $15.00.

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Official Minutes of the BoarDirectors Meeting that was he]Wednesday, March 13, 1991.REMARKS BY PRESIDENT: PRESIDENT

i juested that during the secondV-- this year we add a Senior Cit.Project to test SeniorB Smoke Al;Project will be headed by STAN Wfland ROLF WESSMAN. SECRETARY'S RE1LORENZEN reported Februaattendance at 84.25%.

BORED MEETING NOTES (CONT'D)READING OF COMMUNICATIONS: DistrictGSE Team needs housing. DENNY LENHARThaB already arranged and the club hasreceived a thank-you from theDistrict for expediting thearrangements . . . District deadlinefor Foundation Scholarships is March31. V. LOCKNER will continue topursue a candidate . . . The Club hasreceived a card from our ExchangeStudent in France, BRANDY PROCTOR.She seems to be doing well.TREASURER'S REPORT: The cash flowstatement was reviewed with noquestions. Since the budget allowedit, the motion was made by VAN CLEAVEto expand the reimbursement ofregistration fees to the membershipfor District Assembly from a budgetof $100 to $200. REPORT OFCOMMITTEES: Club Service: COKERreported he and RABY are promotingattendance at the District Conferencewith the "buddy system". Names andnumber count will be at the nextboard meeting. SEELYEGolf Tourney so farconfirmed applicants,Membership has to startsome participants,assignments areClassification Change Requestpresented by Classification Committeeas follows: STEVE OLSEN from Law-Taxes . . . change to Law-FamilyPractice. Community Service: V.LOCKNER reported on therecommendations of the FundingCommittee meeting.1) CAPS project of Video ProductionFund of 2 to 5K, not recommended.2) Oak Grove School Project,presented by BILL AMOS, to helpsupport a bond issue with $500 seedmonies. Since it is a politicalissue, R.I. disallows, notrecommended.

3) Project Graduation, lin£ item$656, recommended ... 5 yea 2 no -PASSED.

4) Steele Lane Annex - Life LabGarden Project for wheelchairstudents, recommended to fund $817(max) from budget line #799 - PASSED.

reported- thehas only 4140 to go."drumming up"

Committee

under way.

BORED MEETING NOTES (CONT'D)NEW BUSINESS: Inter-Club ExchangeReport; SVR Club highlights; We willtry their type of Make-up reportcards . . . when they induct a newmember, they are presented with acopy of the Rotary Basic Library andframed "Object of Rotary" and "4-WayTest". Funder-raiser Survey Report byA. JULIAN; 30% return from themembership reflects an interest inmodifying our Fund-raisers, andpossibly the addition of a "pledgetype" of an event. Also the desirefor more social type of events.

THE NEXT BOARD MEETING WILL BE HELDON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1991

AT 5:30 PM AT THE DOUBLETREE INNJACK LONDON ROOM

MYSfMYTHREE FAMOUS PEOPLE WERE BORN IN WHITTIER,CALIFORNIA, VICKI LOCKNER, RICHARD NIXON. AND THISWEEK'S MYSTERY ROTARIAN (A THIRD GENERATIONCALIFORNIAN). HE GREW UP IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAMOVING FREQUENTLY. HOWEVER, LIKE THE SWALLOWSRETURNING TO SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, WHEN IT WAS TTMEFOR' COLLEGE. OUR ROVING ROTARIAN RETURNED TOATTEND WHITTIER COLLEGE AND MAJORED IN POLITICALSCIENCE. HIS CAREER LED HIM TO SONORA WHERE HECOULD WORK, GET MARRIED, AND SKIIIII WHO COULD ASKFORA BETTER 8 YEARS THANTHAT??? FOLLOWING HISMOVETO SANTA ROSA, HE GOT HIS MASTERS DEGREE IN HUMANRESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND PROMPTLY STOPPEDMANAGINGPEOPLEANDSTARTEDMANAGING COMPUTERS —A FEAT THAT IS TRULY WORTHY OF THE FINESTBUREAUCRACY!! OUR EDUCATED ROTARIAN ENJOYS SKIING,GOLP, TENNIS, BICYCLINO, BACK PACKING BUT FRANKLYDOESN'T THINK MUCH OF FISHING. WHO IS OUR MYSTERYROTARIAN??

(It cost PHIL HULEN SI for not knowing the identity of this weeksMystery Rotarian. rr WAS CAROL ESTES!)

UPCOMING EVENTSApril 11, 1991

CLUB ASSEMBLY

April 18, 1991Regular MeetingSpeaker: Keith Woods

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MAY 17-19SPORTS DAY

MAY 16

COME BACK TO SACRAMENTOFOR

"BACK TO THE FUTURE"...A TIME JOURNEY THROUGH

ROTARY

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RADISSON HOTEL

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Incoming RI President

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SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

• MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA

Los Robles - Cleveland & Edwards

Santa Rosa-12:15 p.m.

HEALDSBURC.Masonic Temple - Pla/j &Temple

llealdsburg-12:15 p.m.

• TUESDAYWINDSOR

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

ROHNERT PARK I COTATI

Red Lion Inn - 1 Red Lion Drive

Rohnert Park - 12:15p.m.

SANTA ROSA EASTFlamingo Hotel - 4th /t Farmers Lane

SantaRosa- 12:15 p.m.

GUERNEVILLENmlhuvod Lodge - 11400 Hwy. 116

Cuemcville - 6:30p m.

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

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

PETALUMA VALLEY

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

SONOMA VALLEY

SonomaNationalGolfClub- 1770Arnold DriveSonoma -12:00 Noon

• THURSDAY

PETALUMA CLOVERDALE

''eteran'sMm. Bldg- 1094Petaluma Blvd.S Papa\ohn's - 115Theresa DrivePetaluma - 12:10 p.m. Clovcrdale - 12:15 p.m.

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"Enjoy Rotary"R.I. PRESIDENT

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Sao Paulo, Brazil

DISTRICT COVENORJohn BlountSebastopol,, California

PRESIDENTGary Doolittle

PRESIDENT-ELECTArchie Julian

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DIRECTORS

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Ken Coker

Howard Daulton

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COMMUNITY SERVICEVicki Lockner

VOCATIONAL SERVICEjack Eddinger

INTERNATIONALSERVICE

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SERCEANT-AT ARMSRandy Seelye

Meeting April 11, 1991

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• MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA

Los RoMes - Cleveland 4 Edwards

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• TUESDAYWINDSOR

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SANTA ROSA EAST

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Sonoma National Col/Club - 1770 Arnold DriveSonoma-12:00 Noon

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R.I. PRESIDENT

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DISTRICT GOVENOR

John BlountSebastopol,, California

PRESIDENT

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PRESIDENT-ELECTArchie Julian

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DIRECTORS

jack EddingerRick FrankeVicki Lockner

Ken Coker

Howard Daulton

CLUB SERVICE

Ken CokerHoward Daulton

COMMUNITY SERVICEVicki Lockner

VOCATIONAL SERVICEjack Eddinger

INTERNATIONAL

SERVICE

Eric Van Cleave

SERCEANT-AT ARMSRandy Seelye

Chartered June 30, 1986Meets every Thursday 7:15 a.m.At the Doubletree Inn

P.O. Box 14953 Santa Rosa, CA 95402

Meeting April 18, 1991

FINE TIMESOur six late comers were K J.WALSVICK, DEBBIE "SPUNKY" ADAMS, DANDAVIS, JOHN DOLINSEK, WARREN SMITH,and GARY JENSEN. Their tardiness costthem each $5. PRESIDENT GARYDOOLITTLE had an invitation to the

World Croquet Championships. Theinvitation was addressed to GARY

BAYLESS in care of E. R. SawyersJewelers! I ! I Is there some newB'nere?

GARY wouldn't say, he just paid $15towards wife LYNDA'S Paul Harris.

DEBBIE "SPUNKY" ADAMS made the front

page of the April 15 BusinessJournal. Her company, Microfile,Inc., is moving to larger quartersand expanding to add 30 moreemployees. Since "SPUNKY" is alreadya BLEEDING HEART, she passed on her$20 fine to $10 each to DAN LUCASand ROLF WESSMAN. We haven't seen

much of GARY JENSEN lately. He wentfishing at Lake Shasta and caughtlots of 18" trout. Then it was off to

Arizona where he and wife LINDA

bought a brand new house at Sun Lake.This cost GARY $15 for Shasta andonly $10 for the house since it stillhasn't been built. Speaking ofbuilding, DR. FRANK CERCONE and wifeJAN are in the design stages of ' \new home. FRANK says he'B owned \. Jlot for quite a while, but sincePRESIDENT GARY moved into the

neighborhood he couldn't Bell it sohe and JAN are going to build a houseover 4000 square feat. FRANK got offwith a light $15 fine for now. Staytunedlll

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SATURDAY

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GARDENBOXVOLUNTEERWORK

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SUNDAY

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28,

1991

MARCHOF

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Volunteers

Needed

SUNDAY-May

19,1991

j-THRU

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22,1991

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FRSDAY,

June

7,

1991

CLUB

GOLF

TOURNAMENT

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THURSDAY,

June

13,

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reminded

that

hiswife

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having

abirthday

April19.

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thereminder

andthe

$15fine.

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birthday

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this

week.GARY

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ARTKING

and

wifeIRENE

arecelebratingtheir20TH

wedding

anniversary.

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pleased

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AIDS

FILM

The

Rotary

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of

Los

Altos

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one

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national

winners

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the

1990

George

Peabody

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Los

Altos

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co-winner

RobinYoung,

aformer

NBC

correspondent,ofLos

Angeles."

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big

networks

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last

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Altos

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Angius,

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localRotary

clubwhenTiissonSteve,

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death

of

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Angius,who

had

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withhis

parents,occurredonthedaythatafilmcrew

arrivedatAngius'hometorecordthe

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Rotariansin

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intendedtoshowthe

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SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

• MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA

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

HEALDSBUR.CMasonic Temple - Plaza &Temple

Healdsburg -12:15 p.m.

• TUESDAYWINDSOR

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

ROHNERT PARK / COTATI

Red Lion Inn - 1 Red l.ion Drive

Rohnert Park - 12:15p.m.

SANTA ROSA EASTFlamingo Hotel - 4th & Farmers Lane

Santa Rosa - 12:15p.m.

GUERNEVILLENortkwood lodge - 19400Hwy. 116

Guemevillc - 6:30p.m.

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

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

PETALUMA VALLEY

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

SONOMA VALLEY

Sonoma National CoifClub - 1770Arnold DriveSonoma -12:00 Noon

• THURSDAY

PETALUMA

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

CLOVERDALE

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

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Chartered June 30, 1986Meets every Thursday 7:15 a.m.At the Doubletree Inn

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 513 P.O. Box 14953 SantaRosa, CA95402Meeting April 25, 1991

FINE TIMES a

"Enjoy Rotary a

R.I. PRESIDENT

Paulo V. C. Costa'Sao Paulo, Brazil

DISTRICT GOVENOR

John BlountSebastopol,, California

PRESIDENTGary Doolittle

PRESIDENT-ELECT

Archie Julian

SECRETARYDave Lorenzen

TREASURERTom Eakin

PAST

PRESIDENTKent Seegmiller

DIRECTORS

jack EddingerRick FrankeVicki Lockner

Ken Coker

Howard Daulton

CLUB SERVICE

Ken CokerHoward Daulton

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Vicki Lockner

VOCATIONAL SERVICEjack Eddinger

INTERNATIONALSERVICE

Eric Van Cleave

SERCEANT-AT ARMSRandy Seelye

Our late arrivals were BOB SCOTT,DEBRA "SPUNKY" ADAMS, JIM KNAUFF,MARK WALSVICK, JOHN WATSON, and JEFFABRAHAMSEN. All were fined $5 each.JIM did try to get out of it by usinghis cane to imitate a Downtown SantaRosa Club member, but to no avail! II!RHOANN PONSETI left Costa Rica justbefore the recent BIG earthquake. Sheenjoyed her 1 week visit, but said itwas too short. RHOANN also made newsas the Newest Trustee of the SonomaCounty Foundation. RHOANN was goingto get by with a light fine, untilfellow rotarians noticed she had onfluorescent shoes!!1! She sighed over3 $20 travelers checks towards herPaul Harris. Past President KENTSEEGMILLER was queried by PRESIDENTGARY about an IBM parts book thatproudly advertised they now haveMOUSE BALLS available. DR. REYESwanted to know if KENT modeled forthe catalog. KENT quickly put $20towards wife JOAN's Paul Harris. JACKMALEY may have driven to our meetingin his same old GM car, but thatdidn't keep him from being recognizedfor his New Jaguar. JACK trie toconvince everyone that it belong -towife SAM, but no dice. He had to'rollwith a $15 fine. ART and IRENE KING'Sdaughter, MICHELE competed in arecent ice skating competition and

FINE TIMES (cont'd)took second place out of 250competitors. Proud papa ART paid a$15 fine. ART also said MICHELE is 16years old on April 25, and can nowdrive herself to her daily 6:00 AMlessons. President-elect ARCHIE

JULIAN asked JOHN DOLINSEK about the

earring he was wearing. Turns outit's MARILYN PRATT'S Shoe Clip Ml NOWhow did that happen??? MARILYNquickly paid a $10 fine and sat down(apparently it had something to dowith ERIC VAN CLEAVE's weddingreception - wait until he getsback!!).

UPCOMING EVENTSMay 2, 1991

Regular MeetingSpeaker: BIG SURPRISE

May 9, 1991Regular MeetingSpeaker: Leonard SmithTopic: Litigation with IRS

May 16, 1991Regular MeetingSpeaker: Bill Gittins - OCLI

SUNDAY - May 19, 1991THRU WEDNESDAY - May 22, 1991VOCATIONAL EXCHANGE

FRIDAY, June 7, 1991CLUB GOLF TOURNAMENT -

WINDSOR GOLF CLUB

THURSDAY, June 13, 1991ADOPT A SENIOR DINNER

Sponsored by the Council on AgingL Dinner at Los Robles Lodge

$25 Per Person

THURSDAY, June 27, 1991DOLI BASEBALL TRIP

A'« VS Texas - 9:00 AM Departure

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGETHE HARDEST THING TO KEEP TO YOURSELF

IS AN OPINION.

BIRTHDAYS

ANNIVERSARIES

DR. BRUCE REYES was reminded that it

was NIKI and KELLY REYES' birthday.DR. REYES protested that he shouldn'thave to pay $15 to be reminded of hisdogs birthdays, but he was barking upthe wrong tree. STAN WALKER'S wifeVALERI had a birthday April 22. STANsaid they went to Tahoe, had a nicedinner, saw a magic show, and skiedin a blizzard. STAN knows fun!1! This

story cost him $15. JIM KNAUFF had abirthday April 18. We missed hisbirthday, but not the $1-5recognition.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN A STRANGE LAND FAR FAR AWAY

NAMED SAN RAFAEL, OUR MYSTERY ROTARIAN MADE HIS

EARLY APPEARANCE AND LIVED AS NORMAL A LIFE AS ONE

CAN, WALKING AROUND WITH A SWEATER TIED AROUND

ONE'S NECKI! REALIZING THAT THERE HAD TO BE MORE TO

LU7E, OUR IMPRESSIONABLE ROTARIAN WENT OFF TO SAN

JOSE STATE WHERE SADLY HE FELL IN WITH EVIL

COMPANION (HOWARD DAULTON) AND STUDIED INDUSTRIAL

ARTS. FOLLOWING COLLEGE, OUR HARDWORKING ROTARIAN

WANTED TO WORK WITH HIS HANDS, SO HE SPENT 4 YEARS

AS AN APPRENTICE CARPENTER. ONE EVENTFUL DAY HE

DISCOVERED THAT WHEN YOU DID THIS YOUR HANDS GOT

DIRTY, SO HE WENT INTO SALES AND MOVED TO THE LAND

OF CRAB CAKES - MARYLAND. AFTER 7 YEARS IN EXILE HE

WAS FORGIVEN BY HIS PREVIOUS COMPANIONAND ALLOWED

TO RETURN HOME WITH HIS MARBLES AND HIS JACKS. HE IS

HAPPY TO BE HERE AND TELLS ME THAT YOU GET WHATYOU PAY FOR IN THIS LIFE. HE IS HAPPY RAISING HISFAMILY, WORKING, BUYING CARS, RIDING HIS MOUNTAIN

BIKE AND DENYING HIS NEIGHBORS. WHO IS OUR MYSTERYROTARIAN77777

ANYONE WISHING TO BE THE

MYSTERY ROTARIAN - PLEASE

CONTACT PETER TREALEAVEN @ 575-6012.

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WORLD CLASS RUNNER

LDCINDA THORLEY - OUR EXCHANGE

STUDENT FROM AUSTRALIA

Lucinda Thorley our exchangestudent from Australia isparticipating in the 1991 Track& Field events with Montgomery-High School. The following is aschedule of her upcoming meetsthat we would like to encourageany and all members to try toattend. Any questions pleasecall BRUCE REYES at 523-2310.

DATE: FRIDAY, MAY 10

MEET: NBL CHAMPIONSHIPS

SITE: SRJC

TIME: 1:30 pm

DATE: FRIDAY, MAY 17SATURDAY, MAY 18

MEET: NCS 3A CHAMPIONSHIPS

SITE: TBA

TIME: TBA

DATE: FRIDAY, MAY 24SATURDAY, MAY 25

MEET: NCS MEET OF CHAMPIONS

SITE: BERKELEY

TIME: TBA

DATE: FRIDAY, MAY 31SATURDAY, JUNE 1

MEET: CIF STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

SITE: NORWALK

TIME: TBA

BACK

TO

SACRAMENTO

COMING

MAY 17-19

SPORTS DAY

MAY 16

COME BACK TO SACRAMENTO

FOR

"BACK TO THE FUTURE"

...A TIME JOURNEY THROUGH

ROTARY

THE DISTRICT CONFERENCE

RADISSON HOTEL

Sacramento, California

The Radisson offers 300 spacious and beautifully appointed roomi, manyfeaturing palioi or balconies overlooking the private lake and spectacularfountain. Room rales have been lowered to S75.00/night for our

conference.

CHKCK IT OUT

FEATURING:

> Conversations with Paul Harris I

> A time travel through the 1900's, 1930's, 1940's. 1950's and theFuturel

> Friday nightcostumed "Sock Hop" withdancing and entertainmentI> Saturday night "Scenes From Casablanca" Governor's Ball!> Spousc'i Fashion show & loun.

OUTSTANDING SPEAKERS:

••♦ CUFF DOCIITERA1AN •♦*

Incoming RI President•♦• QUINN BUCKNER ♦♦♦

Former NCAA, Olympic, NBA star♦♦♦ SHIRLEY THORNTON •••

AuisUnt Superintendent ofSchools - California

••♦ BILLY BARTY ♦♦♦

Actor, TV star, Clown

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WORLD CLASS RUNNKR

LUCINDA THORLEY - OUR EXCHANGE

STUDENT FROM AUSTRALIA

Lucinda Thorley our exchangestudent from Australia isparticipating in the 1991 Track& Field events with MontgomeryHigh School. The following is aschedule of her upcoming meetsthat we would like to encourageany and all members to try toattend. Any questions pleasecall BRUCE REYES at 523-2310.

DATE: FRIDAY, MAY 10MEET: NBL CHAMPIONSHIPS

SITE: SRJC

TIME: 1:30 pm

DATE: FRIDAY, MAY 17SATURDAY, MAY 18

MEET: NCS 3A CHAMPIONSHIPS

SITE: TBA

TIME: TBA

DATE: FRIDAY, MAY 2 4SATURDAY, MAY 2 5

MEET: NCS MEET OF CHAMPIONS

SITE: BERKELEY

TIME: TBA

DATE: FRIDAY, MAY 31

SATURDAY, JUNE 1

MEET: CIF STATE CHAMPIONSHIPSSITE: NORWALK

TIME: TBA

BACK

TO

SACRAMENTO

COMING

MAY 17-19SPORTS DAY

MAY 16

COME BACK TO SACRAMENTO

FOR

"BACK TO THE FUTURE"

...A TIME JOURNEY THROUGH

ROTARY

THE DISTRICT CONFERENCE

RADISSON HOTEL

Sacramento, California

TheRadisson olTcrs 300spacious andbeautifully appointed rooms, manyfeaturing patios or balconies overlooking theprivate lake and spectacularfountain. Room rates have been lowered to $75.00/night for ourconference.

B*CHECK IT OUT

FEATURING:

> Conversations with Paul Harris!

> A time travel through the 1900's, 1930's, 1940's, 1950's and theFuture!

> Friday night costumed "Sock Hop" with dancing and entertainment!> Saturday night "Scenes From Casablanca" Governor's Hall I> Spouse's Fashion show & tours.

OUTSTANDING SPEAKERS:

+♦♦ CUFF DOCirTERMAN ♦♦♦

Incoming RI President♦♦♦ QUINN BUCKNER ♦♦♦

Former NCAA, Olympic, NBA star♦♦♦ SHIRLEY THORNTON ♦*♦

Assistant Superintendent ofSchools - California

♦♦♦ BILLY BARTY ♦♦♦

Actor, TV star, Clown