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Rotary Club of Santa Rosa SunriseRotary International District #5130

Chartered June 30,1986Mccls every Thursday 7:15am

at The Doubletree Hotel3555 Round Barn Blvd.

"Act with Integrity,Serve with Love,Workfor Peace"

Herbert G. Brown

Rotary InternationalPresident

"Rotary is Community"

Cameron L. (Cam) ReevesDistrict #5130District Governor

"Have Some Fun,Do Some Good"

Steve OwlesS.R. Sunrise Rotary

Club President

Santa Rosa Sunrise Rotary Club

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Feb. 16 Fireside at The Eakin's Home

UPCOMING PROGRAMS

Terr}- Cheney - Program Chairperson

Feb. 8 Steve Olsen: "The Road Gladstone"

Feb. 15 Aaron Locks - Exec. Dir. Of Univ. Of Sports:"Say Yes To Sports"

Feb. 22 Philip Nix - Sonoma Country Day School:"Multiplying The 4-Way Test"

Feb. 29 Rotary Speech Contest

Mar. 7 Matt Myers - Boy Scouts Or America: "The GrowthOf Scouting In Sonoma County"

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VQLUME 30: February 1,1996EDITOR: Steve Herrori FAX: 524-3318PUBLISHER: Ken Coker

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Next Fireside Meeting...Mark your calendars for Friday, February 16th for thenext fireside, to be held at Tom & Joanne Eakin's home.So bring your sweetie (post-Valentine's Day) and joinyour fellow Rotarians in an informal, social atmospherehave some fun. See you there!

Calling All Sunrisers...Be On The Look-out!Membership Director, Art King, reminds us to be onthe constantvigil for new qualified members to the club. Membership growthis vital to achieving our long term goals as an organization.Contact Art or a board member for new member applications. »

Just Whistle While You Work...We are looking for a team ofvolunteers to help spruce up theCharles DeMayo house located near Ridgway for Families InTransition. We will be cleaning up and painting this older homeon Saturday, Feb. 10th. Ifyou arc interested, please call AbertIlandelman at 528-2882 (work) or 838-7779 (home).

A Solicitation For Requests...(?)Albert TIandelman, chairman ofthe Community Affairs arm oftheSunrise Club, reminds us to be on the lookout for communityorganizations in need of financial assistance from our club. Ifyouhave any recommendations, please pass them on to Albert or anyof the Board members. Our financial support of these communityneeds will continue to be a major emphasis of the Sunrise Club'smission.

rRECOGNITION CORNER

Choose Your Tickets Carefully....Going into our next meeting, the lucky winner of the raffle willhave a 1:2 chance at winning the pot-approx. $400.00!!!

Where's Your Horse, Stan?It looks as if Stan Walker was looking for an invite to RussLockner's Montana Ranch, when Stan showed up this week all"countryfied!"

The Pizza Party...The recent "pizza party" at Carl Jacobson's house is reported tohave been especially interesting, because they had to slice the pizzawith scissors! Archie Julian andRuss McCracken rewarded Carlwith custom pizza cutters- one shaped like a tricycle. Russ isoffering quite a"good deal" on the tricycle cutter for those ofyouwho might be short of pizzautensils.

Jack's Facts...

Speaker Jack Medina stirred up a lot of interest with his humoroustalk and demonstration about physical fitness and diet. Ifyou wereunable to attend our last meeting, you really missed an outstandingspeaker. However, you might be able to borrowsomeone'sbook...several of us purchased one.

If You Give A Rotarian A Cookie...Hoping to smooth things with the Sunrise Club, you may havenoticeda special cookie gift from The Doubletree this week. Bonappetit!!!

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Birthdays This WeekJim McCracken Kathy Scott Steve Beckwith

Thanks From CSN...

A letter of gratitude from Community Support Network:

DearStanand Friends from Sunrise Rotary Club:

I am writing to thank you for helping inthe clean-up of the alleyalongside Opportunity House property on January 19. Your helpwas very much appreciated andI amvery grateful.

You did a good service for the community.

Peace & Health,

Marsha Lee

Program Director-Homeless Services

And From Ridgway Opportunity School...

Dear Sirs:

Thank you for lending your time and support for our classes toenable them to attend the Four Winds Rope Course.

Itwas a great experience for our kids and gave them an opportunityto dosomething they would not normally beable to do. Thecourse brought our qualities that we have not seen in the kidsbefore. Thank you again for all you have done.

Sincerely,

TomeMeldau and Bruce FerrignoRidgway Opportunity School Teachers

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Sonoma County Make-Up Locations

MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA-12:15pm HEALDSBURG-12:O0pmLos Roblcs-Clcveland & Edwards MasonicTemple-Plaza & Center

TUESDAYWINDSOR-7:15am SANTA ROSA EAST-12:15pmMasonic Hall, 371 W. RiverRd. Flamingo Hotel-4th & Farmers Lane

ROHNERT PARK/COTATI-7:15am GUERNEVILLE-6.30pmRed Lion Inn-1 Red Lion Dr. Northwoods Rcstaurant-Hwy. 116

WEDNESDAYSANTA ROSA-12:10pm PETALUMAVALLEY-12:15pmFlamingo Holel-4th & Farmers Ln. Adobe Creek Golf Club-Frates Rd.

SONOMA VALLEY-12:15pmSonoma Golf & Country Ciub-1770 Arnold Dr.

• THURSDAYPETALUMA-12:15pm CLOVERDALE-12:15pmVeteran's Mem. Bldg.-1094Pctaluma Blvd.S. Grapevine Restaurant

101 & South St.

FRIDAYSEBASTOPOL-12:15pm

Veteran's Memorial Bldg.-282High St.

This bulletin is sponsored by the following Rotarian:

STAN WALKER & ASSOC. INC.

SW&AINTERIOR SPECIALTIES

LC. 500058

STAN WALKER

President

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Feb. 16 Fireside at The Eakin's Home

UPCOMING PROGRAMS

Terry Cheney - Program Chairperson

Feb. 15 Aaron Locks - Exec. Dir. Of Univ. Of Sports:"Say Yes To Sports"



Mar. 7 Matt Myers-Boy Scouts Of America: "The GrowthOf Scouting In Sonoma County"

A Solicitation For Requests...(?)Albert Handelman, chairman of the Community Affairs arm of theSunrise Club, reminds us to be on the lookout for communityorganizations in need of financial assistance from our club. If youhave any recommendations, please pass them on to Albert or anyof the Board members. Our financial support of these communityneeds will continue to be a major emphasis of the Sunrise Club'smission.

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VOLUME 31: February 8,1996EDITOR: Steve Herron FAX: 524-3318

PUBLISHER: Ken Coker

Next Fireside Meeting...This Friday!!!Mark your calendars for Friday, February 16th for thenext fireside, to be held at Tom & Joanne Eakin's homeat 7:00 pm. So bring your sweetie (post-Valentine'sDay) and join your fellow Rotarians in an informal,social atmosphere have some fun. See you there!

[See insert for directions to The Eakin's home.]

Bon Voyage GSE Team...Jo Gennuso extends an invitation for all club members to meet this

Sunday,Feb. 18that 4:00 pm, for a Bon Voyage Party to send offthe 1996 GSE Team members departing for The Philippines nextweek. This casual get-together over wine & refreshments will beheld at Janet Codding's home. Please contact Jo to RSVP and fordirections. Our GSE team will appreciate your support!!!

Major Project Search...Over the past several months, The Major Project SearchCommittee has been looking for deserving projects in thecommunity for the Sunrise Club to participate in. The committee'sresearch has brought forward three (3) worthy projects. Each ofthese will be presented to the club over the next several weeks, andan overviewof each was distributed at this club meeting. Thecommittee has-worked hard and deserves a round of applause fortheir efforts. As Randy summed it up, these projects will allow usto "Have some fun...do some good!"

Stay tuned for details...following the presentations, each of us willbe asked to vote on which of these to support, and how that supportcan best be made.

RECOGNITION CORNER

Dan Got The Lucky Ticket...Well the raffle excitement is over now, and Dan Lambert won thelucky ticket and with it, $470.00!!! Of course, that's before Dan's"anticipated" fines for various reasons as yet to be determined.Way to go, Dan!!!

The Ski Trip-Randy Seelye reports that the club ski trip was good fun despitelimited skiing due to changing weather patterns. The "earlybird"Treleavens got in some great skiing before the rain came. Let itsnow, let it snow, let it snow!!!

How Did You Celebrate Your Big Event??

Jeff Young: Haven't had a chance to celebrate Karen'sbirthday yet due to a case of phneumonia.

Gary Bayless: Celebrating his birthday playing poker w/theguys; racing the car; skiing.

Art King: Celebration of Irene's birthday on hold untilhe finds Gary's missing tax records.

Dave & Shauna: Lorenzen's planning to celebrate theiranniversary at the Madrona Manor (if theyget a babysitter).

Lcroy & Carolyn: Carlenzoli's celebrating 31 years together"getting culture" with help from The Jensens& "A Phantom".

Birthdays This WeekGary Bayless Karen Young Irene King

Anniversaries This Week

Leroy & Carol CarlenzoliDavid & Shauna Lorenzen

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Mystery Rotarian

Have you ever gotten yourself into a fury and as a result, donesomething stupid? Our MR did; it was a'56 Plymouth and theonly car he ever wrecked (so says he). He also almost succeededin sinking a sailboat midway to Catalina at age 21.

Our MR is a self-made man of many vocations and interest whomakes someone like your writer, who had done the same damn jobfor 23 years, envious. An LA-native, he came to Santa Rosa in '66after Army reserves and worked for a short time as a beer salesmanand guide publisher, before going on to other ventures. He'smarried to his original true love and has never been sued.

An autograph from Paul Harris for anyone who knows this MR.

The Great Academic Brainwave Has Begun...According to Vicki Lockner, Rotarians have already responded tothis new concept of fund-raising for the benefit of Steele LaneSchool, by pledging on behalf of forty (40) students. If you havean interest in sponsoring these students in this academic venture,contact Vicki. The cost of sponsoring a child is $5.00.

Would You Be Interested In The Following...The Board is exploring the possibility of of purchasing SunriseRotary (logo) shirts, hats, etc. If anyone has any suggestions orleads in this exploration, please contact Russ McCracken.

Wanted: Tee Sponsors & FoursomesThe Golf Committee is actively looking for Tee Sponsors for ourMay 10th Rotary Golf Tournament. If you would like to sponsora tee ($125.00), please contactJohn Dolinsck. Those of you whosponsored tees in previous years will be contacted directly by amember of the committee. Thanks for your continued support!!!

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MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA-12:15pmLos Roblcs-Clevcland & Edwards

HEALDSBURG-12:00pmMasonic Temple-Plaza & Center

TUESDAYWINDSOR-7:15am SANTA ROSA EAST-12:15pmMasonic Hall, 371 W. River Rd. Flamingo HoteMth & Farmers Lane

ROHNERT PARK/COTATI-7:15am GUERNEVILLE-6:30pmRed Lion Inn-1 Red Lion Dr. Northwoods Rcstaurant-Hwy. 116

WEDNESDAYSANTA ROSA-12:10pm PETALUMA VALLEY-12:15pmFlamingo HoteMth & Farmers Ln. Adobe Creek Golf Club-Frates Rd.

SONOMA VALLEY-12:15pmSonoma Golf & Country Club-1770 Arnold Dr.

THURSDAYPETALUMA-12:15pm CLOVERDALE-12:15pmVeteran's Mem. Bldg.-1094 Petaluma Blvd. S. GrapevineRestaurant

101 & South St.


Veteran's Memorial Bldg.-282 High St.




LC. 500058

STAN WALKER

President

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

May. 10 Sunrise Rotary Golf Tournament atFountaingrovc

UPCOMING PROGRAMS




Mar. 7 Matt Myers - Boy Scouts Of America: "The GrowthOf Scouting In Sonoma County"

The Great Academic Brainwave Has Begun...According to Vicki Lockncr, Rotarians have already responded tothis new concept of fund-raising for the benefit of Steele LaneSchool, by pledging on behalf of forty (40) students. If you havean interest in sponsoring these students in this academic venture,contact Vicki. The cost of sponsoring a child is $5.00 (minimum).

Would You Be Interested In The Following...The Board is exploring the possibility of purchasing SunriseRotary (logo) shirts, hats, etc. If anyone has any suggestions orleads in this exploration, please contact Russ McCracken.

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VOLUME 32: February 15,1996EDITOR: Steve Herron FAX: 524-3318PUBLISHER: Ken Coker

Major Club Projects Under Consideration...

Over the past several months, The Major Project SearchCommittee has been looking for deserving projects in thecommunity for the Sunrise Club to participate in. The committee'sresearch has brought forward three (3) worthy projects. Thecommittee has worked hard and deserves a round ofapplause fortheir efforts. As Randy summed it up, these projects will allow usto "Have some fun...do some good!"

Each of these projects under consideration were briefly presentedatour last meeting. However, we have also condensed a briefsummary ofeach (below). You are encouraged to address yourinquiries for more information to the appropriate individuals.

Field Of Dreams...Randy Seelyc spoke about the need to help convert the dirt playingfields to grass at three elementary schools: Steele Lane, Monroeand Brookhill. The cost will be $8,000-515,000, depending uponthe amount ofvolunteer support we can provide from Sunrisemembers.

An Appealing Children's Project...Peter Trcleaven presented information about two youth-targetedprojects in need ofhelp. Thanks to good work from Eric VanCleave, $4,000 was approved to fund the refurbishing of twocounseling rooms in the Sonoma County Social Services building.Two weekend work parties are needed to proceed with thisworthwhile project.

.^COGNITION CORNER

De Mayo Work Party A Success...Albert Handelman thanks all members of the pre-paint, prep teamfor the De Mayo restoration. There might possibly be a futureopportunity to do a little more work on this worthwhile project, butour mission was accomplished. Albert will keep up posted.

Help!Your newsletter needs ahand. If you have any upcoming events,announcements, parties, or projects, please fax it to either Steve 'Herron 524-3318 or Jim McCracken at 546-4720. Be sure toinclude the contact name for additional details.

All suggestions for improving your bulletin are always welcomed.Keep those cards and letters coming!

Nancy Mika:

Nancy Aita:

Riki Inrner:

Archie Julicn:

Warren Smith:

High Fives!!!

Successfully completed the driving portionof her motorcycle training course.Enjoyed her Valentine's Day in the SouthSacramento fog.On a recent trip to Baltimore, she discovereda (deceased) snake under the hood of herrental car.

Reporting that the four days of65-degreeweather this month does wonder for thesoul.

Birthdays This Week

Celebrating how else...at ahockeytournament in Stockton. Forever young!

A Second Children's Project...Stan Walker is helping with a two-phased project for the Valley OfThe Moon Children's' Center—a home for orphan children. PhaseOne will be rc-roofmg and re-siding the storage facility where thechildren store their meager belongings. We are in need of three (3)weekend work parties and about $5,000. Phase Two, refurbishingand redecorating the rooms. This latter phase will take place laterthis year, and require two weekend work parties and about $5,000.

Wanted: Tee Sponsors & FoursomesThe Golf Committee is actively looking for Tec Sponsors for ourMay 10th Rotary Golf Tournament. Those of you who sponsoredtecs in previous years will be contacted directly by a member of thecommittee. We will invoice the sponsoring firm directly, once weconfirm the firm's name. Don't delay, and thanks for yourcontinued support!!! Call your team leader for this event, or JohnDolinsck at 544-5493 or Jeff Young at 579-5200.

Night Of The Crab...The Cloverdalc Rotary Club will once again host their annual crabfeed at 6:30 PM on Thursday, February 29th. The location is St.Peter's Church, 491 South Franklin Street in Cloverdale.Reservations are a must as this popular event is expected to sell outearly. The cost is $25.00 per person. Hosted bar will be available.Call Tom Montoya at 894-2600, no later than Feb. 22nd. Let'sdesignate a driver and headnorth—'it's sure to be a blast!!!


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Davis Steve Rita 525-9306 575-9595 DentistryDolinsck John* Kalhy 546-7306 544-5493 Insurance Life/DisabilityEakin Tom Joanne 579-5734 829-1600 Food i*rocessingFcahr Chris Laura 538-9652 571-2020 Family OptomclryFinch Busterr Marilyn 238-9061/507 238-4461/507 Honorary MemberFranke Rick Judy 538-2451 526-3303 DentistryCciiiiuso Jo 576-0542 526-5444 Corporate TravelHandelman* Albert Paula 838-7779 528-2882 Law Estate PlanningHerton Steve 584-8960 524-3102 BankingHolder Scott Patricia 838-6040 539-9436 Invcslmenls-Bonds

Inlner* Riki+ Bob* 539-4829 526-3141 Marriage Family CounselingJacobson* CarD Judy" 837-8200 578-2370 Engineering ConsultingJarvis Bob 523-2854 575-1198 Maxillofacial SurgeryJensen Gary+ Linda 546-5217 577-8202 Furniture Rental

Johnson* Jerry 573-1368 573-4840 Bauking/Commcicial LoansJones John* Ardys 526-5001 546-0272 CPA/Business PlanningJulian Archies- Susan 433-6256 546-7822 Equipment leasingKing Art Irene 539-5980 527-0800 CPA AccountingKingslcy* Robert^- Jeanne 575-4719 527-5900 Mortgage LoansLambert DalH- Kay* 539-7294 528-7711 Computer SystemsLockncr Russcll*- 526-3775 544-4133 Real Eslate Commercial

Lockncr Vicki 544-1593 522-3260 Elementary EducationLocenzen Davidr Shauna 526-1107 586-9583 Radio

Lorenzcn Shauna-*- David 526-1107 543-0172 Radio Broadcasiing-Mgml. -

Martin Larry Laura 887-2606 526-2922 Travel .

McCracken Jim Priscilla 528-8681 546-1470 Graphic ArtsMcCracken* Russ Deborah 538-2806 538-0868 Cyclcry RetailMika* Nancie Mark 546-7364 524-4200 Law Products LiabilityNighswonger Eve 584-3912 546-3465 Florist

Olscn Sieve Lynn 546-3973 578-6033 Law Domestic Relations

Owles* Sleve+ Cathy 528-1484 573-3818 ManufacturingFurnitureRaby Dclbcrt* Harriett* 838-6701 Senior Active

Russell Mary 539-3203 524-2006 Fund DevelopmentSass Mike Tracy 526-1965 837-8181 Construction Residential

Scoll Robert Kalhy 539-4341 544-5800 Business FormsScclyc* Randy+ Katharine 528-2149 526-8585 Newspaper PublishingSmith Warren* Wendy 542-8108 525-7693 Industrial CoatingsSolar Patricia Richard 838-3928 546-8984 Hanking CommercialTreleavcn l'ctcr-f Marie* 539-9190 524-1024 Securities

Voyles John 869-2664 544-1215 PrepressWalker Stan* Valcri 525-0152 586-1054 Construction Commercial

Walson John Doris 573-0433 664-8899 Property ManagementWessmaii Rolf

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578-0230 578-0230 ComputerServicesYoung Kaicn 578-7746 579-5200 Insurance CasuallyZager llank+ Dolly 544-0579 Honorary MemberZumfclde* Dale 869-9013 526-2632 Architecture Residential

•Board Member +Paul Harris Fellow ((Additional Active

Rev. 2-5-96


MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA-12:15pm HEALDSBURG-12:00pmLos Roblcs-CIcvcland& Edwards MasonicTemple-Plaza & Center

WINDSOR-7:15amMasonic Hall, 371 W. River Rcl.

TUESDAYSANTA ROSA EAST-12:15pm

Flamingo Hotel-4th & Farmers Lane

ROHNERT PARK7COTATI-7:l5am GUERNEVILLE-6-30pmRed Lion Inn-1 Red Lion Dr. NorthwoodsRestauranl-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-1770Arnold Dr.

THURSDAYPETALUMA-12:15pm CLOVERDALE-12:15pmVeteran's Mem. Bldg.-1094Pelaluma Blvd.S. Grapevine Restaurant

101 & South St.


Veteran's Memorial Bldg.-282 High Si.




STAN WALKER

President


LC. 500058

Santa Rosa Sunrise



FIRST CLASS


Windsor, CA 95492


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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Feb. 29 Cloverdale Rotary Crab Feed

April 13 Dist. 5130 Dist. Assembly in Ukiah

May. 10 Sunrise Rotary Golf Tournament atFountaingrovc

UPCOMING PROGRAMS




The Great Academic Brainwave Has Begun...According to Vicki Lockner, Rotarians have already responded tothis new concept of fund-raising for the benefit of Steele LaneSchool, by pledging on behalf of forty (40) students. If you havean interest in sponsoring these students in this academic venture,contact Vicki. The cost ofsponsoring a child is $5.00 (minimum).


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VOLUME 33: February 22,1996EDITOR: Steve Herron FAX: 524-3318

PUBLISHER: Ken Coker• •••• "

Our Golf Tourney Is On A Roll...Let's all use the club database list provided to each of you by yourteam leader and start arranging foursome players for the May 10thGolf Tournament. We also need tee sponsors. For details, contactyour team leader or Jeff Young. Albert Handelman is also lookingfor raffle prizes for the tournament.

The success of this year's major club fundraising event will requireevery member's support. Ilow can you participate??? If yougolf...invite a buddy or two. If you don't golf...help us find teesponsors, friends who do golf, or help us secure raffle prizes.Everyone can participate in some way. Your team leader will be intouch to show you howyou can help

District #5130 AssemblyRandy Seclye announced that this year's Rotary District 5130assembly will be held at Mendocino College in Ukiah, onSaturday, April 13th. The program "Bringing Life to Leadership"will be direct by Larry Cavanaugh, District Governor of 96/97.The program starts at 9:30 am, and promises to be inspirational.The $20 registration fee will be paid by our club for all Sunriseattendees to the assembly. Dinner is $25 per person. To register,contact Randy Seelye by March 10th.

District Conference in Knocti

Don't forget our District Conference coming up on May 16th atKnocti Harbor Resort. Mark you calendar. This year's theme,"Flying High With Rotary" will feature an air show over the lake.Should be lots of fun!!!

RECOGNITION CORNER

Great Fireside-

Many thanks to Tom and Joanne Eafcin for a wonderful eveningFireside get together at their home.

Three Cheers For Bob!!!

Bob Scott appeared at last week's meeting on time. Hooray,hooray, hooray!!!

A Traffic School TV PersonalityOur own Chris Fcahr appeared on Channel 7 news two weeks agobecause he decided to go to traffic school for his first speedingticket in 25 years. As if that accomplishment wasn't enough,Chris was so impressed by his CI IP class instructor, that hiscongratulatory letter made Gayc LcBaron's column and reached allthe way to the Channel 7 news. What a great lesson on how to turna negative situation into a positive one!

Help!Your newsletter needs a hand. If you have any upcoming events,announcements, parties, or projects, please fax it to cither SteveI IeiTon 524-3318 or Jim McCracken at 546-4720. Be sure to

include the contact name for additional details.

All suggestions for improvingyour bulletin are always welcomed.Keep those cards and letters coming!

Birthdays This WeekFrank Cercone Bob Kingsley Eric Van Cleave

Paul Harris Contributions This Week

Jim McCracken $100

Dan Lambert $50

Eve Niehswonger $100

Night Of The Crab...The Cloverdalc Rotary Club will once again host their annual crabfeed at 6:30 PM on Thursday, February 29th. The location is St.Peter's Church, 491 South Franklin Street in Cloverdale.Reservations are a must as this popular event is expected to sell outearly. The cost is $25.00 per person. Hosted bar will be available.Call Tom Montoya at 894-2600, no later than Feb. 22nd. Let'sdesignate a driver and headnorth--it's sure to be a blast!!!

A Valentine For The AIDS Foundation

Eve Nighswonger was able to raise and donate $1,000 to theSonoma County Aids Foundation with the creative use of herbusiness' floral deliveries this recent Valentine's Day. What awonderful, charitable act of love on her special day!

South Park Youth Center

Albert Handelman presented yet another worthwhile major projectsponsored by the Sonoma County People for EconomicOpportunity. This neighborhood recreation project benefits youthof all ages by providing a place to go for supervised activities afterschool. They need more space. Contact Albert for details.

A Date To Remember...

Last Friday, February 23rd was the 91st anniversary of...youguessed it...Rotary International!!!

Council On AgingThe Council on Aging has many worthwhile volunteeropportunities such as: drivers for Meals on Wheels; drivers forTrans-Escort; kitchen help; program assistants; general office help:and helpers for bingo. The Day Services Programs in Cloverdale,1Icaldsburg, Sebastopol and Sonoma always appreciate thedonation of supplies, arts and crafts, and parties. Dates toremember include: the Senior Expo held at the Jockey Club.Tuesday, May 14th —said to be "The Best Game In Town"; andthe June 15th (Saturday) Volunteer Recognition Luncheon.


last First Spouse Home* Work f OiajOajjflrj

Abramson Alt 576-8163 546-9220 Executive Gifts

Agnew Susan Art* 539-1892 545-8080 Banking

Aim Nancy* Bob 823-9139 575-3115 Insurance Health

Bayless* Gary Lynda 542-6102 527-7300 Jewelry Design & Manufacture

Dcckwith Steve Sally 538-9011 544-6942 Real Estate AppraisalBrown David* Sue 539-1265 778-9000 Office Equipment .

Carlenzoli Lcroy* Carol 542-8964 542-6465 Civil Engineer

Cerconc Frank Jan 526-9852 542-1644 Dentist Orthodontics

Cheney Terry Jerry 544-1099 543-5214 Human Resources

Coker Ken* 527-0880 525-5600 Architecture

Davis* Dan Susan 527-0724 545-7010 Law Business

Davis Steve Rita 525-9306 575-9595 DentistryDolinsck John! Kalhy 546-7306 544-5493 Insurance Life/Disability

Eakin Tom Joanne 579-5734 829-4600 Food Pioccssingfcahr Chris Laura 538-9652 571-2020 Family Optometry

1-inch Buster* Marilyn 238-9061/507 238-1461/507 1lonorary Member

Frankc Rick Judy 538-2451 526-3303 DentistryGennuso Jo 576-0542 526-5444 Corporate TravelHandelman* Albert Paula 838-7779 528-2882 LttW Estate Planning

1lerron Sieve 584-8960 524-3102 BankingHolder Scott Patricia 838-6040 539-9436 Invcslmcuts-Bonds

Inlner* Rikil Bob* 539-1829 526-3141 Mairiagc Family CounselingJacobson* Carl* Judy* 837-8200 578-2370 Engineering Consulting

Jarvis Bob 523-2851 575-1198 Maxillofacial SurgeryJensen Gary* Linda 546-5217 577-8202 Furniture Rental

Johnson* Jerry 573-1368 573-4840 Banking/Commercial Loans

Jones John* Ardys 526-5001 546-0272 CPA/Business PlanningJulian Archie* Susan 433-6256 546-7822 luiuipment LeasingKing Art Irene 539-5980 527-0800 CPA Accounliiig

Kingsley* Robert* Jeanne 575-4719 527-5900 Mortgage l.oans

Lambert Dan* Kay+ 539-7294 528-7711 Computer SystemsLockncr Russell* 526-3775 544-4133 Real Estate Commercial

Lockncr Vicki 544-1593 522-3260 Elementary Education

Lorcnzcn David I Shauna 526-1107 586-9583 Radio

Lorcnzcn Shauna* David 526-1107 543-0172 Radio Broadcasling-Mgml.Martin Larry Laura 887-2606 526-2922 Travel

McCracken Jim Priscilla 528-8681 546-4470 Graphic ArtsMcCracken* Russ Deborah 538-2806 538-0868 Cyclcry RetailMika* Nancic Mark 546-7364 524-4200 Law Products Liability

Nighswongcr Eve 584-3912 546-3465 Florist

Olscn Steve Lynn 546-3973 578-6033 Law Domestic Relations

Owlcs* Stevet Cathy 528-1484 573-3818 ManufacturingFurnitureRaby Delbcitt Harriett* 838-6701 Senior Active


Scoll Robert Kalhy 539-4341 544-5800 Business Forms

Scclyc* Randy Katharine 528-2149 526-8585 Newspaper PublishingSmith Warren' Wendy 542-8108 525-7693 Industrial CoatingsSolar Patricia Richard 838-3928 546-8984 Banking CommercialTrclcavcn Peter* Marie* 539-9190 524-1024 Securities

Voylcs John 869-2664 544-1215 PrepressWalker Stan* Valeri 525-0152 586-1054 Construction Commercial

Watson John Doris 573-0433 664-8899 Property ManagementWcssman Rolf 578-0230 578-0230 Computer ServicesYoung Jeff Karen 578-7746 579-5200 Insurance CasualtyZager Hank* Dotty 544-0579 Honorary MemberZumfcldc* Dale 869-9013 526-2632 Architecture Residential

'Board Member • I'.iul Harris Fellow •Additional Active

Rev. 2-5-96


MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA-12:15pmLos Roblcs-Clcvcland & Edwards

HEALDSBURG-12:00pmMasonic Tcmplc-Plaza & Center

TUESDAYWINDSOR-7:15am SANTA ROSA EAST-12:15pmMasonic Hall, 371 W. River Rd. Flamingo Hotel-4th & Farmers Lane

ROHNERT PARK/COTATI-7:15am GUERNEVILLE-6:30pmRed Lion Inn-1 Red LionDr. Northwoods Restaurant-Hwy. 116

WEDNESDAYSANTA ROSA-12:10pm PETALUMA VALLEY-12:15pmFlamingo Holcl-4th & Farmers Ln. Adobe Creek Golf Club-Frates Rd.


THURSDAYPETALUMA-12:15pm CLOVERDALE-12:15pmVeteran's Mem. Bldg.-1094 Petaluma Blvd. S. GrapevineRestaurant

101 & South St.


Veteran's Memorial Bldg.-282 HighSt.




LC. 500058

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President


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District Governor

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

April 13 Dist. 5130 Dist. Assembly in Ukiah

May. 10 Sunrise Rotary Golf Tournament atFountaingrove

UPCOMING PROGRAMS



Mar. 14 Rob & Barbara Dicely: "Endangered Wild CatsFrom Around The World"

Mar. 21 QUAD Club Presentation

Mar. 28 Spvr. Paul Kelley (4th Dist. Supervisor)


A Valentine For The AIDS Foundation

Eve Nighswongcr was able to raise and donate $1,000 to theSonoma County Aids Foundation with the creative use of herbusiness' floral deliveries this recent Valentine's Day. What awonderful, charitable act of love on her special day!

VOLUME 34: February 29,1996EDITOR: Steve Herron FAX: 524-3318PUBLISHER: Ken Coker

Our Golf Tourney Is On A Roll...Let's all use the club database list provided to each of you by yourteam leader and start arranging foursome players for the May 1OthGolfTournament. We also need tee sponsors. For details, contactyour team leader or Jeff Young. Albert Handelman is also lookingfor raffle prizes for the tournament.

The success of this year's major club fundraising event will requireevery member's support. How can you participate??? If yougolf...invite a buddy or two. Ifyou don't golf...help us find teesponsors, friends who do golf, or help us secure raffle prizes.Everyone can participate in some way. Your team leader will be intouch to show you how you can help

District #5130 AssemblyRandy Seelye announced that this year's Rotary District 5130assembly will be held at Mendocino College in Ukiah, onSaturday, April 13th. The program "Bringing Life to Leadership"will be direct by Larry Cavanaugh, District Governor of 96/97.The program starts at 9:30 am, and promises to be inspirational.The $20 registration fee will be paid by our club for all Sunriseattendees to the assembly. Dinner is $25 per person. To register,contact Randy Seelye by March 10th.

District Conference in Knocti

Don't forget our District Conference coming up on May 16th atKnocti Harbor Resort. Mark you calendar. This year's theme,"Flying High With Rotary" will feature an air show over the lake.Should be lots of fun!!!

RECOGNITION CORNER

High Fives!

Stan Walker Plans for celebrating our club golftourney while on vacation in St. John.

Randy Seelye His daughter won her schoolspelling bee and will be competingfor City honors.

Nancie Mika Welcoming another set of twins intothe family...the third set so far.

Nancy Aita Son hit a home run for USC.

Scott Holder Flew his client to Tahoe, who won

$700 and covered Scott's expenses.

Archie Julian "Squealed" on Carl & Judy for theirski trip to Utah...but they spent 7hours at Harrah's car collection.

Steve Hcrron Lost his badge, but Carl got him adeal on a replacement ($30).

Albert Handelman Loved the "unusual" snow (not show)in a recent visit to Las Vegas.

Dave Brown Daughter's dance group will dance forPresident Clinton. [Impressive honor!]

Birthdays This WeekFrank Ccrconc Vicki Lockner

Paul Harris Contributions This Week

Dale "Rocket" Zumfelde $ 100

South Park Youth Center

Albert Handelman presented yet anotherworthwhile major projectsponsored by the Sonoma County People for EconomicOpportunity. This neighborhood recreation project benefits youthof all ages by providing a place to go for supervised activities afterschool. They need more space. Contact Albert for details.

Council On AgingThe Council on Aging has many worthwhile volunteeropportunities such as: drivers for Meals on Wheels; drivers forTrans-Escort; kitchen help; program assistants; general office help;and helpers for bingo. The Day Services Programs in Cloverdale,Healdsburg, Sebastopol and Sonoma always appreciate thedonation of supplies, arts and crafts, and parties. Dates toremember include: the Senior Expo held at the Jockey Club,Tuesday, May 14th —said to be "The Best Game In Town"; andthe June 15th (Saturday) Volunteer Recognition Luncheon.

An MVP In The Crowd

David Terrell was recently voted "Most Valuable Player" in theregional wrestling championships held in Cotati. David wassponsored by the Sunrise Club and will be here in person in acouple of weeks. Congrats, David!

Ryan's DayOnce again, Ryan O'day came through from the Elsie Allen HighSchool Interact Club. This young man is a Shining example for allhis club member and future Rotarians. His speech onCommunication in the 21st Century, was very well presented andhe deserved the $100 first prize for his efforts. We expect to sec alot of Ryan in the future...and his friends.

SUNRISE ROTARY C.Ltlll MEMBERSHIP ROSTER

Lust Ecut Spouse Home* Work U Classification

Abnunsoh Al* 576-8H53 546-9220 Executive Gifts

Agnew Susan Art* 539-4892 545-8080 BankingAim Nancy 1 Bob 823-9139 575-3115 Insurance Health

Bayless* Gary Lynda 5-12-6102 527-7300 Jewelry Design & ManufactureBeckwith Steve Sally 538-9011 544-6942 Real Estate AppraisalBrown David h Sue 539-1265 778-9000 Office EquipmentCsffanzoll Lcroy* Carol 542-8964 542-6465 Civil EngineerCerconc Frank Jan 526-9852 542-1644 Dentist Orthodontics

Cheney Terry Jerry 544-1099 543-5214 Human Resources

Cokcr Ken* 527-0880 525-5600 Architecture

Davis* Dan Susan 527-0724 545-7010 Law Business

Davis Steve Rita 525-9306 575-9595 DentistryDolinsck John* Kathy 546-7306 544-5493 Insurance LifoUisabilityEakin Tom Joanne 579-5734 829-4600 Food ProcessingFcahr Chris Laura 538-9652 571-2020 Family OptometryFinch Buster* Marilyn 238-9061/507 238-4461/507 Honorary MemberFranke Rick Judy 538-2451 526-3303 DentistryGcnnuso Jo 576-0542 526-5444 Corporate TravelHandelman* Albert Paula 838-7779 528-2882 Law Estate PlanningIlcrron Steve 584-8960 524-3102 BankingHolder Scott Patricia 838-6040 539-9436 Investments-Bonds

Intncr* Riki* Bob* 539-1829 526-3141 Marriage Family CounselingJacobson* Carl* Judy* 837-8200 578-2370 Engineering ConsultingJarvis Bob 523-2854 575-1198 Maxillofacial SurgeryJensen Gary* Linda 546-5217 577-8202 Furniture Rental

Johnson* Jerry 573-1368 573-4840 Banking/Commercial LoansJones John* Ardys 526-5001 546-0272 CPA/Busincss PlanningJulian Archie 1 Susan 433-6256 546-7822 Equipment LeasingKing Art Irene 539-5980 527-0800 CPA AccountingKingslcy' Robert* Jeanne 575-4719 527-5900 Mortgage LoansLambert Dan* Kay* 539-7294 528-7711 Computer Systems i

Lockner Russell' 526-3775 544-4133 Real Estate Commercial

Lockncr Vicki 544-1593 522-3260 Elementary' EducationLorcnzcn David* Shauna 526-1107 586-9583 Radio

I-orcn7.cn Shauna* David 526-1107 543-0172 Radio Broadcasling-Mgmt. '

Martin Larry Laura 887-2606 526-2922 Travel

McCracken Jim Priscilla 528-8681 546-4470 Graphic ArtsMcCracken* Russ Deborah 538-2806 538-0868 Cyclcry RetailMika* Naucic Mark 546-7364 524-4200 Law Products LiabilityNighswongcr Eve 584-3912 546-3465 Florist

Olscn Steve Lynn 546-3973 . 578-6033 Law Domestic Relations

Owlcs* Steve* Cathy 528-1484 573-3818 Manufacturing FurnitureRaby Dclbcrt* Harriett* 838-6701 Senior Active


Scott Robert Kalhy 539-4341 544-5800 Business Forms

Seelye* Randy* Katharine 528-2149 526-8585 Newspaper Publishing.Smith Warren* Wendy 542-8108 525-7693 Industrial CoatingsSolar Patricia Richard 838-3928 546-8984 Banking CommercialTrclcavcn Peter* Marie* 539-9190 524-1024 Securities

Voyles John 869-2664 544-1215 PrepressWalker Stan* Valcri 525-0152 586-1054 Construction Commercial

Watson John Doris 573-0433 664-8899 Property ManagementWe<sman Rolf 578-0230 578-0230 Computer ServicesYoung Jeff Karen 578-7746 579-5200 Insurance CasualtyZaget Hank* Dotty 544-0579 Honorary MemberZumfcldc* Dale 869-9013 526-2632 Architecture Residential

"Board Member +P»ul Harris Fellow ((Additional Active

Rev. 2-5-96


MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA-12:15pmLos Roblcs-Clcvcland & Edwards

HEALDSBURG-12:(M)pmMasonic Tcmplc-Plaza & Center

TUESDAYWINDSOR-7:15am SANTA ROSA EAST-12:15pmMasonie Hall, 371 W.River Rd. Flamingo Hotcl-4th & Farmers Lane

ROHNERT PARK/COTATI-7:15am GUERNEVILLE-6:30pmRed Lion Inn-1 Red Lion Dr. Northwoods Reslaurant-Hwy. 116

WEDNESDAYSANTA ROSA-12:10pm PETALUMAVALLEY-12:15pmFlamingo HotcMth & Farmers Ln. Adobe Creek Golf Club-Frales Rd.


THURSDAYPETALUMA-12:15pm CLOVERDALE-12:15pmVeteran's Mem. Bldg.-1094 Petaluma Blvd.S. Grapevine Restaurant

101 & South St.


Veteran's Memorial Bldg.-282High St.


Dan Lambert

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Sanlii Rosa. CA 95403

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