SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

• MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA

Los RoHes - Cleveland U EdwardsSanta Rom -1115 p.m.

Ill At DSBURG

MasonicTemple- Plaza 4tCenterHealdsburg - 1100 pm.

•TUESDAYWINDSOR

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

ROHNERTPARK/COTATIRed Lion Inn -1 Red Lion Drive

Rohncrt Park-1115 p.m.

SANTA ROSA EAST

FLtminto Hotel - 4th 6c Farmers Lane

Santa Rosa-1115 p.m.

CUERN'EVILLE

Buck 's Kr-J•-,..•••.! . 4th & Mill

Guemevtlle - 6JO p.m.

•WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

flamingo Hold - 4th 6cFarmers LaneSanta Rosa-1110 p.m.

FETALUMA VALLEY •

Adobe Creek CoifClub-FratesRd.Petaluma -12:15 p.m.

SONOMA VALLEY

Sonoma Coif&Country Club-1770 Arnold DriveSonoma -1115 pjn.

•THURSDAY

PETALUMA

Veteran's Man. Bid/.- 1094 Petaluma Blvd. SPetaluma -12:15 pan.

CLOVERDALE

Veteran'sBuilding - W. First St.Cloverdale -1115 p-m.

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

Veteran'sMemorial Building - 282High StreetSebaslopol -12:15 p.m.

Frank J. Cercone, d.m.iSpecialist in Orthodonticsfor Children and Adults

1880 Sonoma AvenueSanta Rosa, California95405

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Del RabyDISTRICT GOVERNOR Ken Coker

• Dave Dillon Randy SeelyeEureka, California Eric Van Cleave

PRESIDENT CLUB SERVICEArchie Julian Ken Coker

Marilyn PrattPRESIDENT-ELECT

Dave Lorenzen COMMUNITY SERVICERandy Seelye

SECRETARY Nancy AitaCarol Estes

VOCATIONAL SERVICETREASURER Del RabyArt King

INTERNATIONALPAST SERVICE

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H SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB

en Chartered J line 30, 1986

C4 Meets eve ry Thursday 7:15 a.m.

Uh 3555 Round Barn Boulevard

THE HAPS

Our first meeting in the

month of April found President

Archie ringing the bell at

7:30 sharp. Tom Eakins led

everyone in the Pledge and

John Watson provided the

invocation. The announcing of

visiting Rotarians cost Ke )Coker $5.00 since Joel DeSilva

was visiting us from the

mother club. Bruce Reyes had a

rough time finding a pair of

matching socks and was -late,

this prompted a five dollar-

fine from Archie. It seems

our very own John (I'll cover

that) Dolinsek is turning intoquite the banquet speaker

don't you know. John spoke tothe Sonoma County PlanningCouncil at the Fountain Grove

Inn last Wednesday night. It

was rumored that John, being

the expert that he is spoke on

planning family planning. )

I guess John had the wrongmeeting or perhaps the wrong

topic.

At

any

rate

the

rare

appearance

of

John

cost

him

$10.00.Sorry

John,but

thetruth

must

always

come

out.

Dan(I'll

growa

beardto

stay

warm)Lambert

wasrecognized

forfree

advertising.It

seems

Danrose

veryearlier

Thursday

morning

and

visited

the

#""mbletree

prior

to

everyones

arrival.

There,

Dan

commited

an

advertisingsin

by

placing

his

companynewsletter

oneach

table.

Danpaid$20.00forthe

exposure

and

received

no

^eads.Frank

Cerconesbetter

halfJan

celebratedabirthday

on

April

7th

and

Frank,

after

manyminutes

ofgrumblingpaid

the

$15.00.

Peter

Treleaven's

lovely

wife

Marie

is

also

celebrating

abirthday

on

April

2nd.

Peter

claimed

it

was

her

62nd....or

mayber

he

said

it

was

her

22nd.

Whatever,

Peter

gladly

paid

l**iefifteen

dollars.Our

%ysteryRotarian

turnedout

tobe

Art

King.

Art

was

born

in

San

Francisco,

grewupinSan

Jose,

moved

to

Eugene,

OR.,

and

finally

s*awthe

light

at

the

end

of

the

tunnel.

Moved

to

Santa

Rosa

to

open

aMoss

Adams

CPA

office

and

decided

to

stay

for

good.

Smart

move

Art!Drew

Turnerbrought

his

son

with

him

tothe

meeting.

SO

itwas

no

surprise

that

when

Drews

raffle

ticket

won

him

thechance

togo

forall

the

marbles,

Drew

decided

to

send

his

son

foward

toreach

into

the

gbode

bag.The

black

marble(if

therereally

is

one)

wasn't

selected.

Drewdid

tellhis

sonhe

wouldgive

him

themoney..

.about$180

worth.

Gary

Doolittlewon

the

ten

bucks.

Deborah

Swain

was

our

guest

speaker

from

the

SonomaCounty

LiteracyFoundation.

GOLF

TOURNAMENT

As

thisgrand

eventdraws

near

we

need

help

from

everyone.

John

Dolinsek

has

about

four

tee

signs

remaining

to

sell.

Foursomes

are

still

needed

to

play

in

the

tournament.

And

finally,

everyone

needs

to

be

collecting

small

prizes

for

theraffle.

If

you

have

any

questions

Isuggest

you

call

John

Dolinsek

or

Dr.

Franke.

HELP

Peter

Treleaven

needs'strong

bodies

and

handy

men

for

a

worthwhile

project

this

Saturday,

April

11th

at

10am.

Theclub

willbe

building

access

ramps

for

thehandicap

at

the

Church

of

Incarnation.

Call

Peter

forcomplete

details

at

538-9190.

Oh,and

bringyour

tools.

J01

SHADOW

Gary

Jensen

announced

ajob

shadow

program

the

club

will

conductat

FinerH.S.

Ifyou

are

interested

see

Gary

quickly

so

you

can

sign

up.

It's

fun,-it'sworthwhile,

and

it's

educational.

Just

do

it!

-VISITATION

PROGRAM

RolfWessman

needsyour

help!Rolf

wouldlike

youto

signup

forvisitation.

It'sa

great

opportunity

to

tellthe

membersabout

yourbusiness.

Sortof

likefree

advertising.SeeRolfformoredetails.

GONE

BUT

NOT

FORGOTTEN

I'm

sad

to

::announce

that

DebbieAdams

isno

longerwith

ourclub.

Hopefully,when

Debbie'sdone'

makingher

million

plus

dollars

shewill

have

time

to

re-join

us.All

ofusaregoingtomiss

her.

MYSTERY

ROTARIAN

Another

native

Californian

(fifthgeneration).

Wentto

high

school

in

Marin...received

adegree

froma

StateUniversity...has

thesame

wifehe

alwayshad...been

in

the

same

industry

forever...nohobbies

exceptwork...has

twoperfect

kids.His

wifesays

he'sboring.

Whois

thisM.R.?

SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

• MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA

Xos Rabies - Cleveland (c EdwardsSanta Rosa -1115 p.m.

HEALDSBL'RG

Masonic Temple- Plaza &CenterHealdsburg-lKJOpjrt

•TUESDAYWINDSOR

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

ROHNERTPARK/COTATI

Red lion Inn -1 Red Lion DriveRohncrt Park -1115 p.m.

SANTA ROSA EAST

Flamingo Hotel- 4th &Farmers LaneSantaRosa- 1115pan.

GUERNEVILLE

Buck 's Resturant - 4th U Mill

Guemevllle - 6:30p.m.

•WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

Flamingo Hotel - 4thU FarmersLaneSanta Rosa-1110 p.m.

PETALUMA VALLEY

Adobe Creek CoifC/uk-FratcsRd.Petaluma-12:15 p.m.

SONOMA VALLEYSown*Col[b Country Club -1770 Amold Drive

Sonoma -1115 pan.

•THURSDAY

PETALUMA

Veteran'sMan. Bldg.-1094Petaluma Blvd.SPetaluma -12:15 pm

CLOVERDALE

Veteran'» l>Mii| - W. First St.Cloverdale -12:15 p-m.

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

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

ExchangeIBank

(707) 524-3334FAX (707) 545-6827

SANTAROSA MAINOFFICE545 FOURTH STREET

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PRESIDENT CLUB SERVICEArchie Julian Ken Coker

Marilyn PrattPRESIDENT-ELECT

Dave Lorenzen COMMUNITY SERVICERandy Seelye

SECRETARY Nancy AitaCarol Estes

VOCATIONAL SERVICE

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SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUBChartered June 30, 1986

P4 Meets eve ry Thursday 7:15 a.m.At the Doubletree Hotel

3555 Round Barn Boulevard[X,

THE HAPS

Our April 9th meeting found

John Dolinsek leading us in

the pledge followed by theinvocation by Peter

Treleaven. Archie quickly

got down to the task at

hand by fining Al Abramson A

$20.00 for blatant

advertising with Hall's

Zippy letter openers with

the nefty slogan "open up new

business with ad specialties".

Gary Bayless was fined • $20

for a recent fishing trip to

the Russian River where he

(get ready for this fish

story) caught and released 97

fish. Dolinsek suggested his

success was due to the nets

he was using. Dave Lorenzen

filling in for Carol Estes

reported the Airport Club

proudly displays a rather

large picture of Arch: jJulian. Archie gladly paid the

$25.00 fine which is less

than the 30 pounds Archie has

lost at the club. Tom Eakin

was fined the traditional $15

birthday recognition. Tom said

he was planning a lay-back

kinda weekend. Tom was fined

an additional five dollars for

rating on Peter Treleaven's

birthday. Bob Kinsley was

fined $20 for his 17th wedding

\ aiversary. Bob explainedafter 17 years of marriage he

has done it all and has no

special plans for this

anniversary. Gary Doolittlewas fined $5.00 for not

knowing what was on the cover

of the current Rotary

magazine. No, it wasn't aphoto of Frank Cercone'shouse. Phil Hulen arid Stan

Walker were also fined $5.00

for not having the right

answer which was a photo of

Orlando. Steve Owles won the

! privilege of drawing for the! magic marble to win the $190| it. Nice try Steve! Peter

TreleaVen won the $10 raffle.

Nancy Aita introduced our two

guest speakers, Superintendent

of Roseland Schools Les

Crawford, and Coordinator &

Creator of the Helping Hands

Volunteer program Raelee

Thompson.

PLAY BALL

Nancy Aita announced that a

Little League Division similar

to the Special Olympics is

looking for both financial and

equipment donations. If you

can help, please call Nancy.

HOUSE CALLS

Rolf Wessman announced

upcoming visitations are

scheduled on April 16th with

Eric Van Cleave, on April 30th

with Steve Owles and May 21st

with Randy Seelye.

CAMP ODT

Drew Turner is soliciting

nominations for the RHYLA camp

for JR. High students in

Westminster Woods. The camp is

scheduled for June 14th

through the 19th. In the past

Santa Rosa High. If you know

of any candidates, please

notify Drew.

THE SHADOW KNOWS

Gary Jensen encouraged that

fellow Rotarians sign up for

the upcoming Job Shadow

program on Wednesday May 6th.

You will meet your student at

Piner High 8am sharp. The

student shadows you till noon

or 1pm. Then, bring your

student to our Rotary meeting

tshe next day. For more info

and sign up call Gary.

WE NEED PRIZES

Please, Rick Franke needs your

help in securing Golf

Tournament raffle prizes. If

everyone would gather two

prizes from their business

contacts, Rick would reach the

desired goal. The average

value per prize can be around

$30.00. If you haven't done

your fair share please get on

the ball, time is running out.

. UPCOMING PROGRAMS

Mike^ Yeager ,announced thefollowing programs. If you

know of anyone that would

like to speak to our club

about business, community

events, legal, law, insurance,

and everything in between,

call Mike.

April 16th Alan Fassio from

the Sonoma County Probation

Camp.

April 23rd Georgia Prescott

from the Council on Aging.

April 30th Randy Seelye from

the Press Democrat.

May 7th will feature a

special presentation by Ken

Coker on "Handicap Access".

REMEMBER

April 24th District Assembly,Luther Burbank Center.

June 4th -7th Dist. Conference

Eureka, Ca.

SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

• MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA

las Katies -Cleveland & EdwardsSanta Rosa -1115 pan.

IIEALDSBURG

Mamie Temple - Plaza iCenterHealdsburg-1100 p.m.

QTUESDAYWINDSOR

Windsor lanes -8*01 Conde LaneWindsor - 7:15 a.m.

ROHNERT PARK ICOTATIRed Lionlm-l Red Lion Drive

Rohnert Park -1115 p.m.

SANTA ROSA EAST

Flamingo Hotel- 4th &Farmers LaneSanta Rosa -1115 p.m.

GUERNEVILLE

Buck s Resturant - 4lh & MillGuemeville - 6JO p.m.

QWEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

Flamingo Hotel- 4th & Farmers LaneSanta Rosa -1110 pan.

PETALUMA VALLEY

Adobe Creejr Col/C/ufc-FratesRd.Petaluma -12:15 pan.

SONOMA VALLEY

Sonoma Cal[ft Country Club - 1770 ArnoldDriveSonoma -12:15p.m.

QTHURSDAY

PETALUMA

Veteran'sMem. Bldg.-1094Petaluma Blvd.SPetaluma-12:15 p.m.

CLOVERDALE

Veteran'sBuilding - W. First St.Cloverdale -12:15 p.m.

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

Veteran'sMemorial Building - 282 Iligh StreetSebastopol -12:15 p.m.

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Rajendra K. SabooChandigarh, India

DISTRICT GOVERNOR

Dave DillonEureka, California

PRESIDENTArchie Julian

PRESIDENT-ELECT

Dave Lorenzen

SECRETARY

Carol Estes

TREASURER

Art King

PAST

PRESIDENTGary Doolittle

DIRECTORSNancy AitaMarilyn PrattDel RabyKen Coker

Randy SeelyeEric Van Cleave

CLUB SERVICEKen Coker

Marilyn Pratt

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Randy SeelyeNancy Aita

VOCATIONAL SERVICE

Del Raby

INTERNATIONAL

SERVICE

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SERGEANT-AT-A RMS

Gary Bayless

SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUBChartered June 30, 1986

Meets every Thursday 7:15a.m.At the Doubletree Hotel

3555 Round Barn Boulevard

THE HAPS

Our April 16th meeting found

President Archie leading the

group in the pledge of

allegiance, followed by Dam

Lambert and the invocation.

President Archie quickly

displayed his recording

talents by playing a recorded

portion of KSRO's "This It,

Sonoma County". This program

featured Nancy Aita and her

talk on our great Golf

Tournament. Nancy was not in

attendence but will receive

the full recognition she

truly deserves. In all

honesty, the coverage on the

radio program was excellent,

and Nancy represented the

Club and the Tournament in

grand fashion. Great job

Nancy! It was great to see

Del Raby back in our midst

after a trip to New Orleans.

Del relayed a great stor-

about running into other"

Rotarians. Del also brought

back a flag from the New

Orleans meeting he attended.

Thanks Del. Speaking of

returning faces...Cathy

Vyenielo fresh from a relaxing

tour of becoming a MOM is back

with us. We all missed you

Cathy and glad to see you

back. John Watson returned

from a cruise to Baja. John

rsnt a relaxing week taking

the sights and catching up

on much needed rest. John

claims he enjoyed himself and

for that enjoyment gladly paid

the twenty dollar enjoyment

tax. Jack Maley's wife "Sam"

and Stan Walker's wife

"Valerie" are celebrating

birthdays this week and they

each paid the fifteen dollar

routine. Peter Treleaven will

be traveling back east later

this summer to see family and

friends and we all wish him a

safe journey. The meeting

moved quickly to the marble

shoot-out. Randy Seelye won

chance at the $200 pot. No

such luck. A visiting Rotarian

from the Sebastopol Club won

the ten dollar raffle, Tim

Stuart. The meeting then

turned it's attention to our

guest speaker from the Sonoma

County Probation Camp in

Forestville. After a

presentation on the wonderful

activities and classes for

youth that they offer, the

meeting was adjourned.

WORK UPDATE

Peter Treleaven reported back

on the Saturday morning work

party at the church. Carol

"shake me all over" Estes

headed up the jack hammer

crew. Stan Walker had enough

foresight to line up a group

of pro's who really knew what

they were doing. Bob "King

Jack Hammer" and "Super

Painter" Ken Coker spent the

day after soaking in the hot

tub. All in all, it was a

great time had by all, and the

church work was finished.

IT'S YOUR SERVE

Art King needs your help.

Wanted, 8 great men to serve a

four hour tour in the greatest

battlefield known to Sonoma

County. Yes, we're talking

Montgomery High School.

Imagine, serving under the

leadership of Art King. Never

mind. Just think about serving

food to kick off the 24hour

relay challenge fundraiser May

Ist^from 4 till 8pm. Yes, Art

does need your help and he

promises no cooking! Set up,

serve, and clean up are the

required chores for this great

event. Give Art a call at the

office 527-0800, or at home

539-5980 to offer yourself.

THE SHADOW KNOWS

Gary Jensen needs more

volunteers to sign up for the

Job Shadow Program scheduled

for May 5th. You'll pick your

student up at the High School

and take them to work so they

can learn what it's like to

Iwork for a living. Then On the

I 6th you'll bring your shadow

Ito the meeting with you. It's

|a great deal of fun. See Gary|for more details and sign ups.

RYLA

I Drew Turner needs nominees

I for the Rotary Youth

Leadership Awards. All

nominees need to be juniors

i in high school. The camp out

I is scheduled for June 16th at

l Westminster Woods. See Drew

; for more info.

FORE!

John Lynch announced that

teams are filled for the

upcoming May tournament. Help

is need in the prize area! If

)you can gather a couple of

jprizes valued at $20-30 each

this would go along way in

reaching our goal. Please we

:[ need your help.

DP, UP AND AWAY

i Hot Air Balloon Tournament

y June 6th thru 8th. Great time.

SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

Q MONDAY

WEST SANTA ROSALos Robles-Cleveland 6c Edwards

Santa Rosa -12:15 p.m.

HCALDSBURC

Masonic Temple - Plaza &CentcrHcaldsburg- 1200 p.m.

•TUESDAYWINDSOR SANTA ROSA EAST

Windsor Lanes - 8801Conde Lane Flamingo Hotel - 4th 6cFarmers LaneWindsor-7:15a.m. Santa Rosa -12:15 p.m.

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ROHNERTPARK/COTAT1 CUERNEVILLERed Lionlnn-\ RedLionDrive Buck sRcMuranl -4th& Mill

Rohnert Park-12:15 pm Guemeville - 630 p.m./

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•WEDNESDAY -

SANTA ROSA PETALUMA VALLEYFtora'nro/loteI-4th&FarmersLane Adobe CreekColfClub-FratesRd.

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

SONOMA VALLEYSonoma Coif b Country Club - 1770 Arnold Drive

Sonoma-12:15 pan.

•THURSDAY

PETALUMA CLOVERDALEVeteran'» Mem. Bide.-1094 Petaluma Blvd.S Veteran'» Building - W.FirstSt.

Petaluma - 12:15 pan. Cloverdale - 12:15 pan.

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Chartered J une 30,1986

P4 Meets every ThiAt thr» rViiiV

jrsday 7:15 a.m.llotrno Hntnl

tin 3555 Round Barn Boulevard

THE HAPS

Our last meeting was on April

23rd. I guess I should clarifythat statement. Our last full

meeting at the Double Tree on

a Thursday was April 23rd.

Since we were being visited by

our friends from Japan o V

regular meeting was shifted to

an evening meal with our

guests. So, it's been awhile

since I have -talked to you.

Let's refresh your memory, at

our last meeting John Lynch

lead us in the pledge of

allegiance and Peter Treleaven

provided the invocation. Since

President Archie was away on

what appeared to be a

vacation, our ever able

incoming Prez David Lorenzen

took over the proceedings.

Although David did kinda

forget the raffle, he did a

super job in keeping law ai )order. In fact, Gary

Doolittle found out how stiff

the law will become. It seems

Gary has been elected to the

Board of Directors at the

Luther Burbank Center. This

very special appointment is

one that carries alot of

responsibilty. Gary appears to

be up to the task and donated

twenty dollar to the cause.

Thanks Gary, .and

congratulations. Nancy Aita

#^as doubled hit at the

meeting. It seems she had to

pay fifteen dollars to regain

her copy of her radio debut

concerning our golf tournament

that was brbadcast over KXFX

'••THE FOX" 101.7 FM (typoerror) I think it was

broadcast over KSRO. Nancy

also had to pay another five

dollars for missing the

meeting on April 16th. It

seems Nancy was but teaching a

Leadership Santa Rosa class.

Warren Smith has once again

returned to the country

bearing gifts for Rotary.

4 irreri brought a Rotary flag

back to us from India. Nice

thought, but. Warren was fined

ten dollars for leaving the

country. Someone suggested

Warren should be fined twenty

dollars for nobody noticing

his absence while he was out

of the country.. Jeff

Abrahamsen celebrated his

•birthday on May 3rd. Jeff

gladly paid the ten dollar

right to live fee. It finallly

came time for the raffle that

Dave almost forgot and Peter

Treleaven won the right to go

for all the marbles aijd

extracted the wrong color.

Sorry Peter, better luck next

time. The meeting adjourned a

few minutes early with a

reminder of the Wednesday

night meeting with the

Japanese at the Double Tree on

April 29th. And a reminder

that the club would be dark on

it's reguarly scheduled

meeting of Thursday April

30th.

DEBUNKING

Yes, it's that wonderful time

of year again when we all get

together to remember the great

times had by all from the

leadership of our outgoing

President Archie. This year,

as in year's gone by Kent

Seegmiller has spared no

expense in providing the crew

with the best in celebration

atmosphere. This year's event

will be held at the Washoe

Bouse (black tie optional). I

guess one would expect to ask

±f valet parking would be

available.... don't ask, the

stage will be in town that

night. Ken C. is relieved to

hear of the veggie plate

special being offered. If you

would like to know the

particulars, see Kent

Seegmiller for all the

details.

GOLF TOURNAMENT

It appears that all is going

i; well with the tournament. The

I only item that needs buttoned

J down is the raffle prizes.

jPlease see Rick Franke andI fill your vehicle with those

I raffle prizes, and deliver them

I to Rick. All donations wouldkf be greatly appreciated.

HOI AIR

Since 1989, The Sonoma County

Hot Air Balloon Classic,

organized by the Windsor

;Rotary Club, *has generated4

jmore than $35,000 in

charitable funds.

This years event, on June

26th, expects an even bigger

response and selected "Winning

with Education" as its primary

recipient. This countywide

charity directly affects the

schools by funding the

specific needs of a particular

classroom. Please show your

support at this year's event.