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Santa Rosa Sunrise
Rotary ClubP. O. Box 14953
Santa Rosa, CA 95402
-2//V?>Delbert Raby9358 Lakewood Dr.Windsor, CA.95492
FIRST CLASS
The Rotary Club of Santa Rosa Sunrise "Morning Star"
. jlume 11, No, 18 March 10, 1997
Santa Rosa Sunrise
Morning Star
Rotary Club of Santa Rosa SunriseRotary International District #5130
Chartered June 30, 1986Meets every Thursday, 7:15 a.m.
Hilton Hotel
3555 Round Barn Blvd.
Calendar of Events
March 12, Wed. -- Board meeting, 7 a.m. Moss-Adams.March 13, Thurs. - Regular meeting. Dr. Tancredi D'Amore
speaks on Rotoplast.March 20, Thurs. -- Regular meeting. Support Our Students
program sponsored by the four Santa Rosa Rotary clubs.March 27, Thurs. ~ Regular meeting. Program on the Hale-
Bopp Comet presented by Ron Oriti, director of theSRJC planitarium. (Bring a Friend Day!)
April 12, Sat. -- Club game night.
Thursday
1Coming Programs
Dr. Tancredi D'Amore, a San Francisco Rotarian, will speak onthe Rotoplast program —Rotary-sponsored plastic surgery performedon needy children throughout the world.
D'Amore leads a team of specialists that performs surgery tocorrect cleft palates on children in poorer countries of the world.
The team is funded byRotary clubs and Rotary Interational.
Thursday, March 20
The progress of Rotary's "Support Our Students Program,"which began with a focus on truancy six years ago and has developedinto a counseling program at 21 school, will be the focus of thismeeting.
The four Santa Rosa Rotary clubs founded SOS in 1991 afterresearching the problems of teen-agers and the beginnings of gangactivity in Santa Rosa. From a Rotary budget of $10,000 threeyearsago ~ theSunrise club contributes $2,000 annually ~ theprogram hasgrown to about $120,000 in funding ... only 11 percent of that fromRotary clubs.
During 1996-97 the SOS program was honored by receiving the"Spirit of Santa Rosa" award from the Santa Rosa Chamber ofCommerce; the "Volunteer Group of the Year" award from the SantaRosa City Schools Board of Education and the"Special Award forCommunity-School Cooperation" from the Jack London Excellence inEducation Committee.
With in the last two weeks, the programwas recognized in "TheRotarian" magazine for Rotarians throughout the United States.
SOS includes 24 counselors who provide more than 250 hoursof counseling services each week in local schools. This has grown fromseven counselors and 40 hours per week of counseling injust threeyears.
Sonoma State University is a major partner in the program. Dr.Mark Doolittleof SSU directs the program and most of the counselorsare students earning their master's degrees.
r
Mystery RotarianIf Igiveyou any concrete information about this Mystery
Rotarian, it would make him too easy to identify. So this time I'm goingto do it a little different.
This MR:
1: Had no classmates from grade 1 through 4.2: Delivered laundry to ferries.3: Washed glasses and prepped vegetables on a cruise ship.4: Toured Europe for 4 months in a VW after graduation.5: Worked in a piggery.6: Ilas three sons, two of whom are driving.7: Has been regularly been awakened by moose scatching
themselves on the corners of his domicile.
8: Has a dry, sly and subtle sense of humor that keeps usconstantly laughing.
9: Has been a charter member of two Rotary clubs.This is another easy one! Guess right and use the money you
save for extra raffle tickets. —Steve Davis
Annual Golf Tournament
When: Friday, May 23rd. Where: Oakmont Golf Club.Time: 11 a.m. registration starts
Co-chairman Steve Herron reports that about 20 percent of thefoursomes are filled for the 8th annual club golf tournament —whichhas traditionally been our largest fund raiser of the year. Steve said heexpects the tournament to be sold out in April.
All club members' help will be needed to make sure the day willbe a success. The committee is in full swing securing golfers, teesponsorhsips and corporate donors.
Club members are asked to secure raffle prizes with a minimum valueof $50 or be prepared to make a donation of $50.
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Trenches were dug last summer before the irrigation sy~tem wasinstalled at Steele Lane School.
Steele Lane
Dedicator!
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will be opened
meeting atith a barbecue
ganizing theommittee to
student body,I toward the
• a media event,
indents
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The BIG event is planned for Thursday, June 5tlwe will dedicate the school fields project —and the fieldfor all to use in June ... or soon after that date.
Please put this date on your calendar. We will benoon on June 5th ~ instead of our normal breakfast — v
lunch served next to the 3-acre field. Vicki Lockner is o
food end of the event, and we will soon be setting up a <plan the activities —and festivities.
Tentative plans include inviting the entire schoolPTA, school board, city officials, companies that donatiproject -- and the media. We hope to make the ceremonwith a ribbon cutting ceremony —followed by all of thedashing onto the field for the first time!!
The $120,000 fields project is the largest Commiproject our club had done —we spent $45,000 on the pr«thousands of hours of time and received $75,000 in in-ki
contributions from local businesses.
Club Assembly
President-Elect Art King is organizingour club's delegation tothe District 5130 Assembly to be held April 18 and 19th in Ukiah.
The Assembly is basically a training ground for incoming clubofficers. It also offers special discussions on getting the most out ofRotary for long-term Rotarians.
The program begins with dinner on Friday evening at LakeMendocino Club. Breakfast and registration starts at 7:30 a.m.Saturday, with the program from 8:30 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Bring a friend dayThursday, March 27th, has been designated as "Bring a Friend
to Rotary Day." We have an excellent program on the 27th featuringRon Oriti, director of the Santa Rosa Junior College Planetarium. Theprogram will be on the Hale-Bopp Comet which can be seen during theearly morning hours in the eastern sky.
Bring a Friend day is a part of the club's MembershipDevelopment program led by Eve Nighswonger.
Worldwide Rotary projects
Our club has two international events coming up ~ one ourannual student exchange program in Japan and the other our eyeglassproject in Haiti —that need support from club members.
Both projects depend on donations —over and above whatSunrise Rotary Club can provide.
Bob Scott, who's directing SRKSEP (Santa Rosa-KagoshimaStudent Exchange Program) is organizating a group to travel fromSanta Rosa to Japan from July 8th through Aug. 4th. He needs to raiseabout $2,800 to help defray costs of the trip for students.
John Jones is leading the eyeglass project to Haiti and about$4,000 to $5,000 (including our club) to defray expenses.
MembershipLast FirstAbramson AI +
Aita Nancy +Baylo&s Gary
Brown David +
Carlenzoli Leroy +Cercone Frank
Cokor Kan +
Christophorson-O'Brien LDavis Dan
Davis Steve
Dolinsok John +
Finch Buster +
Gennuso* Jo
Harryman RalphHerron Steve
Holder Scott
Intner* Riki +
Jacobson Carl +
Johnson* JerryJones John +
Julian Archie +
Kelly MichaolKing" Art +Lambert Dan +
Lockner" Russell +
Locknor Vicki
Lorenzen David +
Lorenzon Shauna +
Martin LarryMcCracken Jim
McCracken* Russ
Nighswonger* EveOl6en" Stevo
Poulsen LuAnn
Raby Delbcrt +Sass Mike
Scott Robert
Seelye* Randy+Sitzman Phil
Smith Warren +
Solar* Patricia
Treleaven Peter +
Voyles JohnWalker Stan +
Watson John
Wessman Rolf +
Young JeffZager Hank +Zumfelde* Dale
•Board member
RosterSpouse Home tt
576-8163
Bob 823-9139
Lynda 542-6102Sue 539-1265
Carol 542-8964
Jan 526-9852
527-0880
aura Tim 795-6270
Susan 527-0724
Rita 525-9306
Kathy 546-7306Marilyn 507/238-9061
576-0542
Kathy 539-2419Laura 584-8960
Patricia 838-6040
Bob+ 539-4829
Judy+ 837-8200573-1368
Ardys 526-5001Susan 433-6256
Lou Ann 578-0344
Irene 539-5980
539-7294
575-7150
544-1593
Shauna 539-8245
David 539-8245
Laura 887-2606
Priscilla 528-8681
Deborah 538-2806
588-8798
Lynn 546-3973539-6966
Harriett + 838-6701Tracy 526-1965Kathy 539-4341Katharine 528-2149Marsha 523-3326
Wendy 542-8108Richard 838-3928
Marie + 538-4170
869-2664
Valori 525-0152
541-0373
578-0230
Karon 578-7746
Dotty 544-0579538-8055
+ Pnul Harris Follow
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Updated Mar. 10, 1997Work ft Classification
Executive Gifts
Insurance Health
Jewelry Desig/Manufact.Office EquipmontCivil EngineerDontist Orthodontics
Architecture
Copying and Shipping CenterLaw Business
DentistryInsurance Life/DisabilityHonorary Member
Corporate TravelPast Active - PharmacyBankingInvost merits-Bonds
Marriago Fam.CounselingEngineering ConsultingBanking/Commercial LoansCPA/Business PlanningEquipment LeasingReal Estate - Sales
CPA AccountingComputer SystemsReal Estate Commercial
Elementary EducationRadio
Radio Broadca6ting-Mgmt.Travel
Graphic ArtsCyclory RotailFlorist
Law Domestic Relations
Education/ College Admin.Sonior Active
Construction Residential
Business Forms
Newspaper PublishingRetail PrintingIndustrial CoatingsBanking CommercialSocuritios
Honorary MemborConstruction Commercial
Property ManagementComputer ServicesInsurance CasualtyHonorary Member
538-8055 Architecture Residential
546-9220
575-3115
527-7300
778-9000
542-6465
542-1644
525-5600
539-4122
545-7010
575-9595
544-5493
507/238-4461
524-3102
539-9436
526-3141
578-2370
573-4840
546-0272
546-7822
524-3520
527-0800
528-7711
544-4133
522-3260
586-9583
543-0172
526-2922
546-4470
538-0868
546-3905
578-6033
524-1506
837-8181
544-5800
526-8585
539-1252
525-7693
546-8984
524-1024
544-1215
586-1054
527-5211
5780230
579-5200
Club member e-mail addresses:Davis Steve
Gonnuso Jo
McCracken Russ
Soolye RandySolar Pat
Zumfeldo Dale
"[email protected]""[email protected]""[email protected]""[email protected]"[email protected]""[email protected]"
Sonoma County Make-Up Locations
MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA-12:15pm HEALDSBURG-12:00pmLos Robles-Clevcland & Edwards Masonic Temple-Plaza & Center
TUESDAYWINDSOR-7:15am SANTA ROSA EAST-12:15pmMasonic Hall, 371 W. River Rd. Flamingo Hotcl-4th & Farmers Lane
ROHNERT PARK7COTATI-7:15am GUERNEVILLE-6*30pmRed Lion Inn-1 Red Lion Dr. Northwoods Rcstauranl-Hwy. 116
WEDNESDAYSANTA ROSA-12:10pm PETALUMA VALLEY-12:15pmFlamingo Hotel-4th & Farmers Ln. Adobe Creek Golf Club-Fratcs Rd.
SONOMA VALLEY-12:15pmSonoma Golf & Country Club-1770 Arnold Dr.
THURSDAYPETALUMA-12:15pm CLOVERDALE-12:15pmVeteran's Mem. Bldg.-1094Petaluma Blvd.S. Owl Cafe
485 S. Cloverdale Blvd.
FRIDAYSEBASTOPOL-l 2:15pm
Community Church - 1000 Gravcnstein H\vy. North
This bulletin is sponsored by the following Rotarian:
ROGERS/Cin su'ranceI
TYOUNGMS E R V I C E S
Jeff Young
RO. Box HH • 3558Round Barn Blvd., #203 • Santa Rosa, CA 95402707-579-5200 • Fax707-546-8021 • Lie. #OB18090
Santa Rosa Sunrise
Rotary ClubP. O. Box 14953
Santa Rosa, CA 95402
Delbert Raby9358 LakewoodDr.
Windsor, CA.
95492
FIRST CLASS
The Rotary Club of Santa Rosa Sunrise "Morning Star"
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Volume 11, No. 19 March 24, 1997
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Santa Rosa Sunrise
Morning Star
Rotary Club of Santa Rosa SunriseRotary International District #5130
Chartered June 30, 1986Meets every Thursday, 7:15 a.m.
Hilton Hotel
3555 Round Barn Blvd.
Calendar of Events
March 27, Thurs. —Regular meeting. Program on the Hale-Bopp Comet presented by Ron Oriti, director of theSRJC planitarium. (Bring a Friend Day to Rotary!)
April 3, Thurs. -- Regular meeting. Guest speaker Gay Shelton,California Museum of Art.
April 9, Wed. —Board of Directors meeting, 7 a.m., Moss-Adams office, 428 First St., Santa Rosa.
April 10, Thurs. ~ Regular meeting. Club assembly.April 12, Sat. —Club game night. Vista Del Lago Club House,
6 to 10 p.m.
Coming Programs
Thursday
"Bring a Friend to Rotary" today for a special program on theHale-Bopp Comet by Ron Oriti, directorof the Santa Rosa JuniorCollege Planetarium, one of the largest spacescience facilities in thestate Community College system.
Oriti, who has authored a college level textbook on astronomy,has directed the planetarium for many years, including putting onspecial shows for the community. He was previously employed at theGriffith Observatory in Los Angeles.
The comet, which is visible before dawn and just after sunset,has been described as one of the best -- if not THE best -- comet of the20th Century. The best views of thecomet are this month and in April.
The program should be a special one, so be sure to bring afriend!
Thursday, April 3
Gay Shelton of Rio Nido, who directsthe California Museum of Art at the Luther
Burbank Center in Santa Rosa, will be our
guest speaker.Sheltongraduated from the University
of Claifomia at Davis with a bachelor of artsdegree in performance art and a master's degreein fine arts with an emphasis on painting andcritical theory. She received a full tuition andstipend fellowship from the University ofCalifornia Regents for her master's program.
In 1994 she taught perspective drawingclasses at Santa Rosa Junior College and hasserved as a guest lecturer at Bodega Bay ArtsAlliance, Cerro Coso College and Sonoma State University.
She has exhibited her work at galleries and exhibitionsthroughout Northern California and was part of a traveling showexhibit to the Ukraine in 1991-92.
Mystery Rotarian
Our latest local yokel is another native Southern Californianwho fled to the greener pastures of the north. This MR has many talentsand achievements:
A: Bench presses more than their body weight.B: Played piano in the Hollywood Bowl before age 13.C: Is a master at dealing with regulatory agencies on the job.D: Has had only two fillings in their entire life.E: Broke into a monastery in the wee hours of the morning.F: Met their spouse in Salzburg, Austria.G: Is an expert on parasites of hairy sites.
A free parasite inspection for anyone who can guess the identity of thisMystery Rotarian. —Steve Davis
Annual Golf Tournament
When: Friday, May 23rd. Where: Oakmont Golf Club.Time: 11 a.m. registration starts
Your help is needed to make the 8th annual golf tournament asuccess.
Co-chairmen JeffYoung and Steve Herron report thatfoursomes are filling up for the event —which has traditionally beenour largest fund raiser of the year. Steve said he expects the tournamentto be sold out in April.
All club members' help will be needed to make sure the day willbe a success. The committee is in full swing securing golfers, teesponsorhsips and corporate donors.
Club members are asked to secure raffle prizes with a minimumvalue of S50 or be prepared to make a donation of S50.
Perfect Attendance!
April, the first full month of spring and longerdays, has beendesignated as Perfect Attendance Month for the Santa Rosa SunriseRotary Club. All club members are asked to attend four meetings duringApril -- includingmaking up for any misses.
Perfect Attendance Month is designed to remind and encourageRotarians to participate. Attendance is the cornerstone of Rotary ... andbesides there are a lot of great clubs around us to visit!
President Randy has offered to contribute $200 to our WorldCommunity Service projects if the club is successful —$100 to ourHaiti eyeglass project and $100to Santa Rosa-Kagoshima ExchangeProgram.
Tentative plans call for a group makeup dayat the SebastopolRotary Club ~ since so many members of that club attend our meetings.
DirectorEve Nighswonger said all club members are beingpaired up for the month.
If your "Rotary Buddy" doesn't attend a meeting, callthem to make sure they make up —or make up with them.!Remember, Rotary allows make ups two weeks beforea missedmeeting and two weeks after. Attending the District Assembly counts asa make up.
Here's the "Buddy" list:
Gary Bayless & Al Abramson Leroy Carlenzoli & Nancy AitaKen Coker & David Brown Steve Davis & Frank Cercone
Jo Gennuso& Laura Christopherson RalphHarryman & Dan DavisRike Intner & John Dolinsek Carl Jacobson & Steve Herron
Archie Julian & Scott Holder Art King & Jerry JohnsonRuss Lockner & John Jones Vicki Lockner & Mike KellyDave Lorenzen & Dan Lambert Shauna Lorenzen & Larry MartinJim McCracken & Dale Zumfelde Steve Olsen & Bob Scott
Russ McCracken & LuAnn Paulsen Del Raby & Warren SmithRandy Seelye & Pat Solar Phil Sitzman & Peter TreleavenStan Walker & Jeff Young Rolf Wessman & Jeff Young
Left over: Eve Nighswonger ... she is organizing the PerfectAttendance Month and promises to attend all 4 meetings!
District Assembly
President-Elect Art King is organizing our club's delegation tothe District 5130 Assembly to be held April 18 and 19th in Ukiah.
The Assembly is basically a training ground for incoming clubofficers. It also offers special discussions on getting the most out ofRotary for long-term Rotarians. If you're going, get the application forto Art by Thursday, March 28th.
Attending the Club Assembly counts as a makeup for attendancepurposes.
Worldly success!!A year-long frustration for Director Dale Zumfelde, our director
of International Service, has finally ended in success!!Dale helped raise money more than a year ago for our project of
buying medical supplies to help war-torn Croatia. The project has longbeen completed on our end —a total of $4,152 was raised, and thenmatched at the district and international level.
We were ready to send the supplies, but unfortunatelycommunication was difficult with a Rotary Club in Croatia and despiteDale's repeated attempts, could not get a letter from our partner club inCroatia. But finally, that letter has been received by the RotaryFoundation and the long-awaited medical supplies should be deliveredsoon!
New Club Officers will be taking office in July, but they may askfor support during the next few months as theyget organized. Pleaseoffer your assistance.
1997-98 Sunrise Rotary Club officers: Art King, president; JoGennuso, secretary; Steve Herron, treasurer; Russ Lockner, presidentelect; Randy Seelye, past president; and directors Pat Solar, SteveOlsen, Jeff Young, Dave Brown, Eve Nighswonger and JimMcCracken.
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Membtership Roster Updated Mar. 24, 1997Last First Sdouss Home it Work* Classification
Abramson AI + 576-8163 546-9220 Executive Gifts
Aita Nancy + . Bob 823-9139 575-3115 Insuranco Hoalth
Bayloss Gary Lynda 542-6102 527-7300 Jewelry Desig/Manufact.Brown David + Sue 539-1265 778-9000 Office Equipment
Carlonzoli Leroy + Carol 542-8964 542-6465 Civil EngineerCercono Frank + Jan 526-9852 542-1644 Dentist Orthodontics
Cokor Ken + 527-0880 525-5600 Architecture
Christopherson-O'Brien Laura Tim 795-6270 539-4122 Copying and Shipping ConterDavit Dan Susan 527-0724 545-7010 Law Business
Davis Stove+ Rita 525-9306 575-9595 Dentistry
Dolinsek John + Kathy + 546-7306 544-5493 Insuranco/Tax & Estate
Rnch Buster+ Marilyn 507/238-9061 507/238-446'I Honorary Member
Gennuso* Jo 576-0542 Corporate Travel
Harryman Ralph Kathy 539-2419 Past Active — Pharmacy
Herron Steve Laura 584-8960 524-3102 BankingHoldor Scott Patricia 838-6040 539-9436 Investments-Bonds
Intner* Riki + Bob + 539-4829 526-3141 Marriage Fam.Counseling
Jacobson Carl + Judy + 837-8200 578-2370 Enginooring Consulting
Johnson" Jerry 573-1368 573-4840 Banking/Commercial Loans
Jonos John + Ardys 526-5001 546-0272 CPA/Butiness Planning
Julian Archie + Susan 433-6256 546-7822 Equipment LeasingKelly Michael Lou Ann 678-0344 524-3520 Real Estate - Sales
King* Art + Ire no 539-5980 527-0800 CPA Accounting
Lambert Dan + 996-4681 528-7711 Computer Systoms
Lockner* Russell + 575-7150 544-4133 Real Estate Commercial
Lockner Vicki + 544-1593 522-3260 Elementary EducationLorenzen David - Shauna 539-8245 527-0800 Radio
Lorenzen Shauna+ David 539-8245 543-0172 Radio Broadcasting-Mgmt.
Martin Larry Laura 887-2606 526-2922 Travel
McCracken Jim Priscilla 528-8681 546-4470 Graphic Arts
McCracken'• Russ Deborah 538-2806 538-0868 Cyclory RetailNighswonger* Eve 588-8798 546-3905 Florist
Olsen* Steve Lynn 546-3973 578-6033 Law Domestic Relations
PouUen LuAnn 539-6966 524-1506 Education/ Collego Admin.Raby Delbert-f Harriott + 838-6701 Senior Active
Sass Mike Tracy 526-1965 837-8181 Construction Residential
Scott Robert Kathy 539-4341 544-5800 Business Forms
Seelye* Randy+ Katharine 528-2149 526-8585 Newspaper Publishing
Sitzman Phil Marsha 523-3326 539-1252 Retail PrintingSm'rth Warren+ Wendy 542-8108 525-7693 Industrial CoatingsSolar* Patricia Richard 838-3928 546-8984 Banking Commorcial
Treleavon Petor + Marie + 538-4170 524-1024 Securities
Voylei John 869-2664 544-1215 Honorary MemberWalker Stan + Valeri 525-0152 586-1054 Construction Commorcial
Watson John 541-0373 527-5211 Proporty ManagementWessman Roll + 578-0230 578-0230 Computer ServicesYoung Jed Karen 578-7746 579-5200 Insurance Casualty
Zager Hank + Dotty 544-0579 Honorary MemberZumfelde* Dalo 538-8055 538-8055 Architecture Residential
•Board momber + Poul Harris Follow
Club member e-mail addresses:Davis Steve
Gennuso Jo
McCracken Russ
Seolye RandySolar Pat
Zumfelde Dale
"[email protected]""[email protected]""[email protected]""[email protected]"" solar@sonic,not""[email protected]"
Sonoma County Make-Up Locations
MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA-12:15pm HEALDSBURG-12:00pmLos Robles-Clcvcland & Edwards MasonicTemple-Plaza & Center
\VINDSOR-7:15am
Masonic Hall, 371 W. River Rd.
TUESDAYSANTA ROSA EAST-12:15pm
Flamingo Hotel-4lh & Farmers Lane
ROHNERT PARK7COTATI-7:15am GUERNEVILLE-6:30pmRed Lion Inn-1 Red Lion Dr. Northwoods Restaurant-Hwy. 116
WEDNESDAYSANTA ROSA-12:10pm PETALUMA VALLEY-12:15pmFlamingo Holcl-4th & Farmers Ln. Adobe Creek Golf Club-Fralcs Rd.
SONOMA VALLEY-12:15pmSonoma Golf & Country Club-1770 Arnold Dr.
THURSDAYPETALUMA-12:15pm CLOVERDALE-12:15pmVeteran's Mem. BIdg.-1094 Petaluma Blvd. S. Owl Cafe
485 S. Clovcrdalc Blvd.
FRIDAYSEBASTOPOL-12:15pm
Community Church -- 1000Gravenstein Hwy. North
This bulletin is sponsored by the following Rotarian:
ROGERS/CINSURANCE VJ^
TYOUNGJs E It V ICES
Jeff'Young
PO. Box HH *3558 Round Barn Blvd., #203 *Santa Rosa. CA 95402707-579-5200 • Fax 707-546-8021 • Lie. #OB18090
