SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

• MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA

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

HEALDSBURG

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

• TUESDAYWINDSOR

Windsor Lanes - 8801 Conde Lane

Windsor - 7:15 a.m.

ROHNERT PARK / COTATI

Red Lion Inn - 1 Red Lion DriveRohnert Park -12:15 p.m.

SANTA ROSA EASTFlamingo Hotel- 4th & Farmers Lane

Santa Rosa - 12:15p.m.

GUERNEVILLENorthwood Lodge - 19400Hwy. 116

Guerneville - 6:30 p.m.

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

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

PETALUMA VALLEY

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

SONOMA VALLEY

Sonoma NationalGolfClub- 1770 Arnold DriveSonoma -12:00 Noon

• THURSDAY

PETALUMA

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

CLOVERDALE

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

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

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

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SUNilRIau *mROTARY CLUB

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 513

Chartered June 30, 1986

Meets every Thursday 7:15a.m.

At the Sheraton Round Barn Inn

P.O. Box 14953 •Santa Rosa, CA 95402

Meeting February 1, 1990

Tom Hakel started the meeti •

with the pledge of allegiance. ' .was standing next to a rarecreature, his brother wearing a tie.John Jones gave the invocation andJeff Abrahamsen introduced visitingRotarians.

We enjoyed the company of manyguests. Warren Smith introducedDoug Bell "...as someone who buildsthings." Actually he is a projectengineer, designing and constructingGeothermal Power Plants for Bechtel.

Eric Van Cleave introduced Donna

"Enjoy Rotary!"R.I. PRESIDENT

Hugh Archer

DISTRICT

GOVERNOR

Jack Vallerga

PRESIDENT

Kent Seegmiller

PRESIDENT-ELECT

Gary Doolittle

SECRETARY

Steve Olsen

TREASURER

Tom Eakin

PAST

PRESIDENT

Bob Dunn

DIRECTORS:

Leroy CarlenzoliJohn DolinsekJack EddingerRick FrankeVicki LocknerDave Lorenzen

CLUB SERVICE

John DolinsekJack Eddinger

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Vicki Lockner

VOCATIONAL SERVICE

Leroy Carlenzoli

INTERNATIONAL

SERVICE

Dave Lorenzen

SERGEANT-AT-ARMS

Rick Franke

Belfiore "...as a

things. She isWright Realty,introduced Ariane

visiting us from

lady who sellsa Realtor with

Dave Lorenzen

Dukers who is

Belgium. Her

mother Annette and father Roger(Rogay) are here for a short visit.Roger is a member of the SeraingBelgium Rotary Club. Ariane isstaying with Vic, Sheri & KristiSchellenberg who were also *nattendance. ^

FINE TIMES

Eric Van Cleave explained thefollowing puzzle. Occidental, 31,

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Limo. Monday was his 31st birthday.A limo adultnapped him and took him

to Occidental for a surprise BDparty. Cost: $10 for BD and $10for being surprised. Jim & GinneyKnauff will celebrate their 13th

wedding anniversary at the EurekaInn this Sunday. It cost him $1 foreach year plus $5 for a new RotaryPin. Judy Mills also purchased anew pin and explained why she

couldn't make up while skiing atLake Tahoe last week. Total Cost

$15. Welcome back Warren. How were

the Phillipines? No fine for that,but the picture of his new house inlast week's presentation cost him

$15. John Jones admitted,Linkenheimer Hebrew k Co. was

selected by CPA Digest as one of thetop 50 medium size firms in the

country for growth andprofitability. Cost $10. Pat

Gallagher was seen at the UrsulineH.S. crab feed wolfing down crab.It cost him $8. A couple of memberswon and shared Superbowl pools. TomEakin & Ray Gorman won $500 and $75and shared $10 & $2 respectively. Iapologize to Gary Jensen for callinghim Bob in last week's bulletin. It

cost me $2. I paid another $10 forhaving my picture above an article

about leasing in the Sonoma BusinessMagazine

SCAMP

Sonoma County Agriculture MarketingPlan

by Dan Benedetti

SCAMP was founded by the SonomaCounty Board of Supervisors. itbegan with $25,000 and the task tofind out what, how and where SonomaCounty agricultural products may besold.

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The competition is very strong.Our citizens currently enjoyNorwegian Salmon, Washington Apples,cheese, wine, meats, herbs and otherproducts from other areas. Many ofthese products are produced inSonoma County, but are not marketed.SCAMP wants to give the consumer achoice.

You may see food items with theSonoma County Select seal on them.Items bearing the seal are fromSonoma County, which is a simple wayof telling you what you're buying.Many of the major supermarkets usetheir clout to procure items at verylow prices. SCAMP wants consumersto request items bearing the SonomaSelect Seal.

Winerys, farmers, distributorsand other companies involved in foodproduction and or distribution havedonated funds to the SCAMP program.They believe we have a uniqueproduct and people should beeducated to appreciate it.

President Kent presented Danthe customary bottle of SonomaCounty food (wine).

Did you read your Rotarian?

This year the RI conventionwill be held in Portland, OR for thesecond time. When was the first

time? How many people were inattendance?

How does, thin skinned, RichardL. Rhoda, esq. respond to an unkindjoke told about attorneies during aHoulton, Maine Rotary meeting?

What is Andrew M. Hall talkingabout when he states, "On certaindays, I'd love to find the Scotsmanwho invented and choke him."?

Dr. Guinter Kahn discovered a

remedy for a condition in the fore

front of many men. However, thepreparation didn't help him. Whatcondition did his discovery improve?

$$$JACKPOT$$$

Tom Eakin won a chance to reach

in the sack, but could not come outwith the black. Dan Benedetti drew

two numbers out of the hat, onebeing Tom's the other his. Hepocketed the $10. The pot nowstands at $240. A marble count

reveals only 19. Wouldn't it bekeen to reach in the sack and find

the black and be the one who won?

WORLD UNDERSTANDING

February is World UnderstandingMonth. It reminds us of our duty toseek understanding of ourinternational neighbors. A genuineinterest in other cultures leads to

understanding, respect andfriendship.

Rotary offers us many uniqueopportunities to learn about othercultures. Our club is sponsoringAriane Dukers from Belgium and Mr.Rajiv Sharma will be visiting fromIndia. A visit with either personwill give us a better understandingof the person and their culture.

If you are fortunate enough totravel, the opportunities multiplythrough Rotary. Attendance at aforeign Rotary club has beenreported to be a very specialexperience.

World understanding will leadto world peace.

GUERNEVILLE CRAB PASTA FEED

Guerneville Rotary Club is having acrab pasta feed on Saturday the 24th

from 4 to 8 pm at the Vets Building.Cost only $18 per person. They callit a "Feed" but only the people willeat. No one will feed the crabs.

PRESIDENT'S CORNER

Experience is a wonderful thing, forit enables you to recognize amistake when you make it again.

The $15 charged for the card toaccompany the complimentary clubrose does not count toward your

bleeding heart.

UPCOMING EVENTS

February 7Volleyball practice.At Steele Lane School Multi

purpose Room at 5:30pm.

February 8Regular MeetingSpeaker: Tim Baker from

the Press Democrat

February 10Valentine's Dance at The Round

Barn

February 13Board of Directors Meeting5:30 at Vista Del Lago

Community Center.

February 15Speaker:

Topic;Mr. McCormick

Napa Valley WineTrain

February 22Speaker: Kanak RajTopic: World Understanding

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SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

• MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA

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

HEALDSBURGMasonic Temple - Plaza&Temple

Healdsfurg - 12:15p.m.

• TUESDAYWINDSOR

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

ROHNERT PARK / COTATI

Red Lion Inn - 1 Red Lion Drive

Rohnert Park -12:15 p.m.

SANTA ROSA EAST

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

GUERNEVILLE

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

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA PETALUMA VALLEY

Flamingo Hotel - 4th & Farmers Lane Sonoma joe's - 5151Old Redwood Hwy.Santa Rosa -12:15 p.m. Petaluma - 12:10 p.m.

SONOMA VALLEY

SonomaNationalGolfClub- 1770 Arnold DriveSonoma -12:00 Noon

• THURSDAY

» PETALUMA CLOVERDALE

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

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

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

CARLENZOLIand ASSOCIATES

ENCINEERS/SURVEYORS/PLANNERS

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Chartered June 30, 1986

Meets every Thursday 7:15a.m.

At the Sheraton Round Barn Inn

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

"Enjoy iRotary!"R.I. PRESIDENT

Hugh Archer

DISTRICT

GOVERNOR

Jack Vallerga

DIRECTORS:

Leroy CarlenzoliJohn DolinsekJack EddingerRick Franke

Vicki LocknerDave Lorenzen

PRESIDENT CLUB SERVICE

Kent Seegmiller John DolinsekJack Eddinger

PRESIDENT-ELECT

GaryDoolittle COMMUNITY SERVICE

Vicki Lockner

SECRETARY

Steve OlsenVOCATIONAL SERVICE

Leroy Carlenzoli

TREASURER INTERNATIONAL

Tom Eakin SERVICE

Dave LorenzenPAST

PRESIDENT SERGEANT-AT-ARMS

Bob Dunn Rick Franke

Meeting February 8, 1990

Allan Rich started the meeting witnthe pledge of allegiance. BillKokke gave the invocation and SteveOwles introduced visiting Rotarians.

We enjoyed the company of a fewguests. Warren Smith introducedDoug Bell, Geothermal Plant Builder,This week Doug showed true braveryby sitting at the table with Warren.John Dolinsek introduced a former

Charter Member Bruce Reyes,Chiropractor.

FINE TIMES

Jack Eddinger dodged the question,when asked where he has a checkingaccount. His answer "...big bucksat Exchange, overdrafts at others."Bill Amos proudly exhibited hisdaughter's savings account withalmost $500 in it. Del Raby, infull uniform, announced the 80thanniversary of the Boy Scouts ofAmerica. He considers himself a

professional Boy Scout as he retiiafter 31 years of service. He"

donated $80 to the club's generalfund for Community Projects. Bob

Dunn, P.P. received a royal welcomeback from Hawaii and Corvallas. He

delivered two flags and 4 bulletins

and tried to explain how he got intothe California Who's Who. After

what seemed like hours of nastyhaggling (he learned how in China)he paid a fine of $8. Dana Andersonspent a large part of last week atPebble Beach. He was celebrating

his wife's BD or weddinganniversary, he wasn't sure which.

The club donated a rose and

President Kent charged him $15 forthe card plus $10 for the trip.

Bill Kokke was also at Pebble Beach,

but he was working.(?) Hecelebrated his 12th wedding

anniversary. It cost him $12 forthe Anniversary and $3 for the trip.

Leroy Carlinzoli, for the secondtime, will celebrate his 25th

Wedding Anniversary. For a reallygood time he is going to let Carolspend the night with the Silver Fox,who ever that is. It cost him $25.

Dave Lorenzen & Shauna will

celebrate 11 years of martial blissthis weekend. It cost Dave $15.

Wayne Light & Gary Bayless will bothcelebrate BDs this weekend. It cost

them $10 and $8 respectively.Rhoann Ponseti won three Northern

California ADDY Awards. It is

described as "THE top honor inrecognition of advertising work"...by the PD. It cost her $10. One of

the awards was given for thePersonnel Pool ad we have seen

featuring vegetables. One might saywith a pickle she turnips gold.

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Photo Journal of the Earthquakeby Tim Baker

Tim Baker was at Candlestick to

record the World Series when the

earth shook. He showed us slides he

recorded during and right after thequake.

The first thing he wasconcerned about was the overhang atCandlestick. Previously it wassupported and he was sure it wouldcome down. It didn't. The picturesshowed a mass of people looking withhorror at the overhang, all with thesame thought. The first people toleave were in a cheerful mood. Theyleft to be safe; but, just to be

sure, they had their hands stampedso they could return. The power andcommunication with the crowd went

out immediately. Finally, policecars were driven on to the infield

and police communicated with thespectators through the auto bullhorns.

A picture of the north horizonfrom the top of Candlestick revealedan ominous flume of smoke rising outof the Marina District. He later

discovered fireballs of devastation

were the source.

Bazaar scenes were everywhere.Several slides of buildings damagedin one way or another. Some asimple crack, others with the secondor third floor resting at streetlevel. The next day brought scenesof residents coming home toshattered lives. Every one waslooking for survivors in the rubble.No one knew where to look, so theysearched where they heard life. Thelucky(?) had 15 minutes to go in togather the importance of their pastlives. The unlucky had nothing toreturn to or for.

Pictures of soil liquificationwere piles of black mud. Theyspurted up through cracks likelittle volcanos erupting.

Some pictures showed a little,some a lot, but damage waseverywhere. He was particularlyimpressed with one lady who felt

very lucky because someone found hercat alive and well; she had losteverything else. He stated he wouldlike to do more with this lady(there may have been a romanticglint in his eye). President Kentpresented the customary bottle ofwine and suggested he might share itwith the lady and her cat.

$$$JACKP0T$$$

Buster Daulton couldn't draw

the black out of his own sack. Bob

Dunn took the $10. The sack now has

19 marbles in it, 18 are clear andone is black. The cost of tickets

are the same even though your chanceto win improves each week.

Volleyball

practice at Steel Lane School Multi

purpose room is at 5:30 pm everyThrusday. Our team is off to a good

start.

PRESIDENT'S CORNER

A sharp tongue and a dull mind areusually found in the same head.

Rotary Valentine's Dinner Dance...was all it was promised.Everyone dressed in their finest,enjoyed an evening of fun,fellowship, and romance. Pictureswere taken to record the event.

Congratulations go to Jim Knauff forarranging a fine evening.

The rumor about a nude Cellist

named Bruce actually referred to anude bass fiddle being played by aguy named Bruce.

Errors and Omissions

I've certainly made severalblunders in this bulletin. It was

comforting to learn of the followingexamples made in other bulletins.

"Wednesday the Ladies LiterarySociety will meet. Mrs. Johnsonwill sing 'Put Me On My Little Bed,'accompanied by the pastor."

"Thursday there will be ameeting of Mothers Club. Allwishing to become little Motherswill please meet the minister in hisstudy."

"This being Easter Sunday, wewill ask Mrs. Johnson to come

forward and lay an egg on thealter."

"The service will close with

'Little Drops of Water'; one of theladies will start quietly and therest of the congregation will joinin."

"THE LADIES OF THE CHURCH HAVE

CAST OFF CLOTHING OF EVERY KIND AND

THEY MAY BE SEEN IN THE CHURCH

BASEMENT ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON."

UPCOMING EVENTS

Februay 13Board of Directors Meeting5:30 at Vista Del LagoCommunity Center.

February 15Speaker:Topic:

Mr. McCormick

Napa Valley WineTrain

February 22Speaker: Kanak RajTopic: World Understanding

March 1

Speaker: Georgia ChurchillTopic: Folktales