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ROTARY CLUBROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 513

Chartered June 30, 1986

Meets every Thursday 7:15 a.m.

At the Sheraton Round Barn Inn

P.O. Box 4687- Santa Rosa, CA 95402

R.I. PRESIDENT DIRECTORS:

Hugh Archer John DolinsekJack Eddinger

DISTRICT Rick Franke

GOVERNOR Vicki Lockner

Jack Vallerga Dave Lorenzen

PRESIDENT CLUB SERVICE

Kent Seegmiller John DolinsekJack Eddinger

PRESIDENT-ELECT

GaryDoolittle COMMUNITY SERVICE

Vicki Lockner

SECRETARY

Steve Olsen VOCATIONAL SERVICE

Leroy CarlenzoliTREASURER

Tom EakinINTERNATIONALSERVICE

PASTDave Lorenzen

PRESIDENT

Bob Dunn

SERGEANT-AT-ARMS

Rick Franke

Meeting of August 3,1989

KSRO/KHTTARE

THE TALK OF THE TOWNTerry DeVoto, new general manager ofSanta Rosa's talk radio AM station,

KSRO and hit music FM station, KHTT,was our speaker last meeting. A native ofSan Francisco, Terry has been in radio forquite some time, starting at KFOGin SF,then KSFO and eventually moving toKYUU. At KYUU he became nationalsales manager then general sales managerand vice president and general manager in1984. When KYUU was sold he joinedFuller-Jeffrey Broadcasting, the companywho has recently purchased KSRO/KHTT. He serves as general manager forthe two stations, headquartered onCollege Avenue.

Fuller & Jeffrey are real people whohave had real careers in radio. Thus theyunderstand radio and approach it not justas a business, but as something they loveand understand. Their first radio station

purchase was a New Hampshire stationoperating out of a dilapidated trailer.They now own radio stations around thecountry, including Sacramento, Chico,Modesto, Santa Cruz and Santa Rosa.

Research conducted by F/J in our areaexamined "needs" of our community. Thereare five radio stations in Santa Rosa.KREO was a teen-oriented top-40 format.To help indicate a change had takenplace, F/J changed the call letters to"KHTT - The Heat." The target is nowpeople in their 20's (younger&older, too)because of changing tastes in the market.

KSRO has remained a talk radio

format with the addition of some nationalshows, less emphasis on strictly localprogramming.KSRO is competing withthe best talk shows in the nation with

KGO and KCBS. In fact, the #2 radiastation in Santa Risa is KGO, with KCBS

;a close #3. KSRO was simply not strongenought at number 16to compete withoutsome help.

Jim Grady and Merle Ross, twopopular local talents still have the a.m.slot between 5-9 on weekdays. At 9-11 a.m.is Rush Limbaugh, a very controversialand very entertaining right-leaningnational talk show.

Michael Jackson (no, not that MichaelJackson!) is on from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Localtalk show host Larry Chiaroni is from 1-2p.m., with possible expansion of this showin the future. From 2-4 p.m. is Dr. DavidViscott. From 4-7 p.m., Sally JesseRaphaeland from 7-10 p.m., Tom Snyder.The Mystery Theater is for late nightlistening.

Terry explained how the Arbitronrating diary system works to rate radiostations. The results of these findings rateradio stations and help advertisers _determine where and when to spend theiradvertising dollars.

It is DeVoto's sincere desire that thecommunity will respond to the newownership with as much feedback aspossible.

ATTABOYS&ATTAGALS

Immediate Past President Bob Dunn waspinch-hitting for President KentSeegmiller. Bob did a great job, of course.We have a new post office box - pleasemake a note of it:

Santa Rosa Sunrise RotaryP.O. Box 14953

Santa Rosa, CA 95402

The briefcase is back! That's right. Ourhistoryis not lost. A kindlypersonfoundour briefcase in South Santa Rosa andreturned it to us.

Downtown Rotary is putting on an AutoClassic to benefit the Salvation Army.Dates are August 26 & 27 at LutherBurbank Center for the Arts. They'relookingfor classic and antique cars fordisplay. Contact them if you can help.

The baseball bash still needs victims. The

game is August 17th.Get your cash and/orreservation in to John Dolinsek NOW!!

Ray Gorman reminds us all to get in shapewith the in-crowd at the Nautilus center

on Piner Road. The small group meets at7:00 a.m. It costs $150. to enroll and $25.per month thereafter. What price youthand beauty?

You are hereby reminded once more —DUES ARE DUE!! $100 annually, now dueand payable.

Our own Ken Coker hit the big 4-0 lastweek. For this horrendous feat he was

fined a paltry $10.

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• MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA

LosRobks- Cleveland & EdwardsSanta Rosa -12:15 p.m.

HEALDSBURG

MasonicTemple - 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 Drive

Rohnert Park -12:15 p.m.

SANTA ROSA EAST

FlamingoHotel- 4th Sl Farmers LaneSanta Rosa -12:15 pjn. I

guernevilEeNorthwood Lodge -19400 Hwy. 116

Guerneville - 6:30p.m.

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

Flamingo Hotel- 4th &. FarmersLaneSanta Rosa -12:15 pjn.

PETALUMA valley

Sonoma Joe's - 5151Old Redwood Hwy.Petaluma -12:10 pjn.

SONOMA VALLEY

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

• THURSDAY

PETALUMA CLOVERDALE

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

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

Veteran 'sMemorialBuilding - 282 High StreetSebastopol -12:15 p.m.

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John Jones was reminded of his wife Ardis'birthday. He was not only reminded, hehad to pay $15. for the now-infamous roseand vase.

Loretta Slyh really knows how to travel.She gets real deals - like checking outMaui to see if it's still intact with a littlemarlin fishing off the big island. Twoweeks of such punishment only cost her$20.!

Steve Owles travelled to Boston via Lake

Tahoe. Sounds like he had a real goodtime, complete with wife, mother-in-law,four teenagers and a senile dog. He was letoff easy with a $10. fine for having tosuffer so much.

Vacations, vacations, vacations. JohnJones visited Yellowstone and the GrandTetons. That sounds innocent enough, butnot when you get flown there in a privateplane. He saw some unusual things like acoyote with a yellow spotted tie. On theSnake River he saw five fly fishermenwho caught a big nothing. He put hisroostertail on a hook and caught threecutthroat in one hour. He also caught aGerman shorthair. The trip cost him $15.,the dog cost him $5.

Kent Seegmiller, while not present,nonetheless spoke, asking for 100%attendance. He is willing to put in $100.per month for any month we make it. Let'shurt his pocketbook bad ...

WORDS OFWISDOMPresident Kent Seegmiller left us withsome wisdom for the day —"Ifyou're sureyou're right, you can afford to stay quiet."

Coming Zip.,,

AUGUST 10 - GENERAL MEETING7:15 a.m. Sheraton Round Barn InnGuestSpeaker, Eric French, generalmanager, Lithocraft Printing, Inc.Topic: "The Joys of Printing (without theMystery)"

AUGUST 17 - GENERAL MEETING7:15 a.m. Sheraton Round Barn InnGuest Speaker, Ellen Roddick, author.Topic: "Mind Management for ExecutivesWho Write"

AUGUST 17 - BASEBALL

Thebus (if they can find one) leaves fromthe Veteran's Parking Lot at (oh, oh, Iforgot the time ~ ask Dolinsek). Anyway,after the meeting, plan on being gone for along time...

AUGUST 24 - GENERAL MEETING7:15 a.m. Sheraton Round Barn InnGuest Speaker: Linda Paulson (detailsforthcoming in next week's bulletin).

AUGUST 24 - PRESIDENT &

SECRETARY MEETINGEvening hours.

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SANTA DOSA

SUN®RISEROTARY CLUB

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 513

Chartered June .10, 1986

Meets I'very Thursday 7:15 a.m.At the sjherafon Round Barn Inn

I'.O. Box 4687' Santa Kusa, CA 95402

R.l. PRESIDENT

HughArcher

DISTRICT

GOVERNOR

Jack Vallerga

DIRECTORS:

John DolinsekJack EddingerRick Franke

Vicki Lockner

Dave Lorenzen

PRESIDENT

Kent Seegmiller

PRESIDENT-ELECT

Gary Doolittle

CLUB SERVICE

John DolinsekJack Eddinger

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Vicki Lockner

SECRETARY

Steve Olsen

TREASURER

Tom Eakin

VOCATIONAL SERVICE

Leroy Carlenzoli

INTERNATIONALSERVICE

Dave Lorenzen

PAST

PRESIDENT

Bob Dunn

SERGEANT-AT-ARMS

Rick Franke

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Meeting August 10, 1989

Betty Perez, Executive Director ofWomen Against Rape (WAR), explainedow this organization works to pre

vent child abuse.

When invited into a school, the organization sends counselors to trainelementary and high school studentshow to thwart a molester and say noto sexual advances. Betty told ofelementary children who avoided being kidnapped by using techniqueslearned during a 20 minute WAR presentation.

They teach the children that it. isokay to say "no" to sexual advances,how to get away from that person andwhere to go for help. Kids have aright to be "Safe, Strong and Free"which is the rallying cry of elementary children.

It was good to hear someone is taking positive steps to prevent childabuse.

FINE TIMES

Ray^ Gorman placed a very expensivead in the Sonoma Business magazine.Also, President Kent spotted aGorman Designs vendor whilevisiting his favorite ghost town,Jerome, Arizona. This cost Ray$20.00. But, did Kent buy any earrings?

Have you heard—Ponseti & Partnersnew client is Simons & Brecht. Shealmost escaped a fine because shedid such a good job on the bulletinmasthead and new logo for our'" fundraiser known as Westoberfest. Shedidn't need that $5.00 anyway.

The Olsen's have a new addition totheir family. The 800 pound 3 yearold just arrived. Isn't Morgan Marea funny name for a baby. it costSteve only $5.00, which should havebeen increased when Rhoann pointedout that there is no "tt" inPonseti, contrary to her new RotaryMembership card.

John Jones donated $3.00 for helpingLmkenheimer Hebrew grow and expand!

Tom Eakin paid $12.00 for sayingsomething which was quoted in one ofour local papers.

Dave Lorenzen is giving his wife alovely rose for her birthday whichwas graciously donated by the club.The card cost him $15.00.

Kent ignored Nancy Aita's plea to"...be gentle..." as this was herfirst time. Both she and her husband had a birthday last week. Costonly $20.00. Welcome to the clubNancy.

Dan Lambert paid $10 for 22nd anniversary. Congratulations.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

John Jones, .Membership CommitteeChairman, wants everyone to know weare reaching the upper limit of membership. Printer, photographer,winery, vineyardist are among theclassifications open. Should youknow of .a potential member contactJohn to be sure classification isopen.

Tom Eakin, Treasurer, says DUES AREDUE. If you haven't paid yourdues. do.

WISDOM FROM THE PRESIDENT

Always try to make other peoplehappy even if that means leavingthem alone.

PRESIDENT Kent gives special thanksto Steve Olsen and Judy Mills forbeing ready to help on short notice.To Tom Eakin for pulling our budgettogether, (not an easy task.)

NEW MEMBER

The following person has been proposed and approved by the board ofdirectors for membership in ourclub. His name will appear in thebulletin three times to notify members and allow time for any objections to be presented to the boardThis is the second time his name hasbeen published.

Mr. Gary BaylessHe is approximately 40 years oldHe owns a local jewelry store namedA Study In Gold where he sells jewelry of his creation. He is pastmember of Santa Rosa East RotaryClub and Twenty Thirty. He sits onthe board of directors of the SantaRosa Symphony. He is husband andfather of 3 boys.

JNOMA county make-up locations


tat RobUs - Cleveland it EdwardsSanta Rosa -12:15 pm

HEALDSBURG

Masonic TcmpU - Plaza it TempleHealdsburg -12:15 pjn.

• TUESDAYWINDSOR

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

SANTA ROSA EAST

FlamingoHotel- 4th & Farmers LaneSanta Rosa -12:15 pjn.

ROHNERTPARK/COTATI

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

GUERNEVILLE

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

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• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

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

PETALUMA VALLEY

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

SONOMA VALLEY

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

• THURSDAY

PETALUMA CLOVERDALE

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

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

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

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This Rotarian grew up in the SanFernando Valley where scholasticachievement was a specialty.Currently owns an orchard and isstudying to become a C.E.B.S. Thefamily moved to Marin County lookingfor work and later to Sebastopol.This person loves to run, bicycle,occasionally play tennis and read.This person also plays a mean thirdbase when not pitching softball.While in College at Cal State,Northridge, this person took advantage of opportunity to live in Spainand study Spanish. This person'ssponsor was also a GA when a GA wasneeded. Can you guess who thisRotarian is???

UPCOMING EVENTS

August 17 Regular MeetingSpeaker: Ellen Roddick, AuthorTopic: Mind Management

August 24 Regular MeetingSpeaker: Linda Paulson

Topic: How to Present Your Ideasto a Group

August 31 Regular MeetingSpeaker: John Jones, CPA

Topic: Rotary Membership

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ROTARY CLUBROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT1 513


Meets every Thursday 7:15a.m.At the Sheraton Round Barn Inn

P.O. Box 4687- Santa Rosa, CA 95402

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R.I. PRESIDENT!

DIRECTORS:



GOVERNOR ; Vicki LocknerJack Vallerga Dave Lorenzen

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Kent Seegmiller John Dolinsek iJack Eddinger

PRESIDENT-ELECT

Gary Doolittle COMMUNITY SERVICE

Vicki Lockner

SECRETARY



Tom EakinINTERNATIONAL

SERVICE

PASTDave Lorenzen

PRESIDENT SERGEANT-AT-ARMS

Bob Dunn Rick Franke

August 17, 1989

Ms. Ellen Roddick spoke tous about organizing ourthoughts. She explained TheMind Map and The HarvardOutline. They are essentially the same, but, theHarvard Outline looks

prettier. Both methodsstart with a question to beanswered. The Mind Maplooks as cut tree viewed

from above. The question isinserted in the trunk. She

used the example "What do Ido?" to show how both

systems work. Each branchis identified with a keyword or phrase. Avoidsentences as, at this point;they just get in the way.Additional branches aredrawn to and labeled with

related topics. Jim Knauffused his to describe how heplays golf and it worked.He explained it very well.

Ms. Roddick has a book fullof ideas or methods that

make writing easier. If yousee an improvement in thebulletin you will know theywork.

RECOGNITION

Howard (Buster) Daulton wasselected for Leadership SantaRosa. Seems Nancy couldn'twait and told President Kentabout it in front of everyone.Nancy that's brave for someonewho claims to be broke, butBuster wasn't and paid $15.Con-gradulations Howard. TomEakin of Vac-u-Dry wasrecognized twice; once for hisbosses continual denials andagain for being anything butdry. More about that later,—the first offense cost him $3.Eric Van Cleave who sits onthe Board of Directors of the"proposed" Windsor OaksNational Bank paid very littleconsidering the amount of freepublicity he is getting. Thecost $15. Seems he paid atthe Windsor Rotary also.President Kent asked Mr. JeffSmith a member of the WindsorClub to take a message to hispresident, "Don't mess withus," sung to the tune, "Goahead, make my day." JackEddinger paid $2. for drivinghis hot rod in public. It is a1929 Yellow Ford pick up whichhe readily admits is all Chevyexcept the body. Allan Richreceived the complimentaryrose for his wife, after heand Kent had a long discussionas to what day her birthdaywas. Kent placed the fine at$15 but Allan's raised it to$20 in honor of his childsbirthday, which is also thiscoming week.

Nancy Aita created a newOxymoran when she used thewords Legimate and Dolinsek inthe same sentence, during hercraft talk. It cost her $5.And last, the matter Ipromised to talk more about,The Four Horsemen.—Jim Hakel,Tom Eakin, Gary Doolittle andJohn Dolinsek attended at the

fair to enjoy an afternoon atthe races. I cannot divulgeany gory details as silencewas purchased for $5. each.

NEW MEMBER

The following person has beenproposed and approved by theboard of directors for

membership in our club. Hisname will be published threetimes to notify members andallow time for any objectionsto be presented to the board.This is the second time his

name has been published.

Mr. Gary Bayless. He isapprox-imately 40 years old.He owns a local jewelry storenamed A Study In Gold where hesells jewelry of his creation.He is past member of SantaRosa East Rotary and TwentyThirty. He sits on the boardof directors of the Santa Rosa

Symphnony. He is a husbandand father of 3 boys.

SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-;UE LOCATIONS;

• MONDAYWIST SANTA ROSA

Los fables - Cleveland it EdwardsSanta Rosa - 12:15pjn.

HEALDSBURG

Masonic TanpU - Plaza it TempleHealdsburg- 12:15pjn.

• TUESDAYWINDSOR

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


Red Lion Inn -1 Red Lion Drive

Rohnert Park-12:15 p.m.

SANTA ROSA EAST

FlamingoHotel- 4th it Farmers LaneSanta Rosa -12:15 pjn.

GUERNEVILLE

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

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

Flamingo Hotel- 4th it Farmers LaneSanta Rosa -12:15 pjn.

PETALUMA VALLEY

Sonomajoe's -5151 Old Redwood Hwy.Petaluma -12:10 pjn.

SONOMA VALLEY

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

• THURSDAY

. PETALUMA CLOVERDALEVeteran's Mem. Bldg-1094 Petaluma Blvd. S PapaJohn's - US Theresa Drive

Petaluma-12:10 p.m. Cloverdale -12:15 pjn.

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

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

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PRESIDENT'S CORNER

by Kent Seegmiller

Start your day optimistically, but remember that anoptimist is a person whothinks he will never do

anything stupid again.

Thanks to Jim Hakel for doingsuch a good job of introducingJohn Watson to the club.

Welcome aboard John!!!

Thanks to Dave Lorenzen for

"pick-up and deliveryservice." Thanks also to

Rhoann Ponsetti for having theSanta Rosa Business Journal

publish our meeting times.

MYSTERY ROTARIAN

This young craftsman comes tous from San Carlos after stopsin Santa Barbara, where hestudied beer, beaches,(I thinkI spelled that right) andbikinis. He graduated with adegree in CulturalAnthropology and History,which is otherwise known as a

degree in hanging out. Hisparents still live in the samehouse he grew up in. Hemarried a native Californianand a native Santa Rosan. Hegot started in his currentbusiness as a truck driver andworked his way up to his ownbusiness. He has four kids,ages 7 months to 16 years.His hobbies include Skiing,Golfing and being with hisfamily. He is very related toanother member of our club andhas returned from the

"Mountain" to give us a talk.Who might this person be???

UPCOMING EVENTS

August 24

Speaker: Linda PaulsonTopic: How To Present

Your Ideas ToA Group.

Club review:Baseball Bus Trip

August 31

Speaker: Suprise RotarianTopic: Rotary Membership

September 7

Speaker: Pete GormanTopic: Canine Companions

September 14

Speaker:

Topic:

Sal Rosano, Chiefof Police, Cityof Santa Rosa.Anything he wants

to talk about.

SANTABOSA

SUN#RISE ^»ROTARY CLUB

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICf 513


Meets every Thursday 7:15a.m.At the Sheraton Round Barn Inn

P.O. Box 4687 • Santa Rosa, CA 95402

R.I. PRESIDENT DIRECTORS:



GOVERNOR Vicki Lockner

Jack Vallerga Dave Lorenzen



PRESIDENT-ELECT


Vicki Lockner

SECRETARY


Leroy Carlenzoli

TREASURER


SERVICE

PASTDave Lorenzen

PRESIDENT SERGEANT-AT-ARMS

Bob Dunn Rick Franke

Meeting August 24, 1989

Pledge of Allegiance:Led by Russ Lockner.

Invocation:

Given by John Jones.Introduction of Rotaryvisitors:

By Art King.

GUESTS

Jim Knauff and Steve Davisintroduced their guests DavidKarpilow and Frank Cerconerespectively.

NEW BLUE BADGES

Jim Knauff, Bill Amos andSteve Davis are now Bluebadges. President Kent tookpleasure in presenting thesegentlemen with their newbadges. Congratula-tions.

HOW TO PRESENT YOUR IDEAS TO AGROUP

Ms. Linda Paulson not onlytold us how to present ourideas to a group, shedemonstrated. Polls show thegreatest fear we have istalking to a group. shepointed out that we fearpublic speaking more thandeath.

You too can overcome fear byknowing your audience, theroom, and learning to benatural. The last is most

important as 7% of one'smessage is received as words;38% by voice inflection and55% by body gestures. Somebody gestures are more fun towatch than others, so; we haveto make ours interesting.

Everyone is afraid of being infront of an audience includingsuch amateurs as Bob Hope,Willard Scott and GloriaSteinum. They overcame theirfear as we all can. Theaudience is usually pullingfor the speaker becauseeveryone likes to see someoneelse succeed. Also, they areglad someone else is speakingand not them.

To learn more about publicspeaking, Ms. Paulsonrecommends the followingbooks: "Swim With Sharks andStay Alive" (I missed the

author's name) and "You AreThe Message" by Roger Ais.She claims these are the bestbooks on public speaking, atleast until hers comes out.

YOU CAN HELP!!!

Our club is sponsoring ArianeDukers who is a foreignexchange student from Belgium.To relieve the burden on thehost family and to be sure shehas a memorable trip DaveLorenzen is requestingvolunteers to take Ariane onday trips. Ariane speaksEnglish and enjoys Skiing,Tennis, Swimming, Movies andShopping. She loves animalsand children. She is 17, soonto be 18 years old. If youwould enjoy her company on anouting contact Dave Lorenzenat 579-5456.

NEW MEMBER

The following person has beenproposed and approved by theboard of directors.formembership in our club. Hisname will be published threetimes to notify members andallow time for any objectionsto be presented to the board.This is the third time hisname has been published.

Mr. Gary Bayless. He isapproximately 40 years old.He owns a local jewelry storenamed A Study In Gold where hesells jewelry of his creation.He is past member of SantaRosa East Rotary and TwentyThirty. He sits on the boardof directors of the Santa RosaSymphony. He is a husband anda father of 3 boys.

SONOMAjCpUNTY MAKE - UP LOCATIONS;


Los RobUs - Cleveland 4c EdwardsSantaRosa-12:15 pjn.

HEALDSBURG

Masonic Temple - Plaza it TempleHealdsburg -12:15 pjn.

• TUESDAYWINDSOR

Windsor Lanes - 8801 Conde LaneWindsor-7:15 a jil


Red Lion Inn -1 Red Lion DriveRohnert Park -1115 pjn.

SANTA ROSA EAST

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

GUERNEVILLE

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

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

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

PETALUMA VALLEY

Sonomajoe's -5151 Old RedwoodHwy.Petaluma-12:10 pjn.

SONOMA VALLEY

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

• THURSDAY

PETALUMA

Velenm'sMem. Bldg-1091 Petaluma Blvd.!Petaluma -12:10 p.rrt

CLOVERDALE

PapaJohn's-115 Theresa DriveCloverdale -12:15 pjn.

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

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

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PRESIDENT'S CORNERby Kent Seegmiller

Two can live as cheaply asone, but nowadays it takesboth of them to earn enough todo it.

JACKPOT

We are using a new format.Our Sergeant at Arms hasplaced 50 marbles in a UNIONBANK money bag. All of themarbles are cat eyes exceptone which is black. The firstticket drawn wins $10, thesecond ticket wins theopportunity to reach in to theUNION BANK money bag and picka marble. if the marbleselected is black we have ajackpot winner, however if acateye is selected $10 isadded to the jackpot untilsomeone wins. This week Eakindrew a cat eye. So now thereare only 49 marbles in theUNION BANK money bag and thejackpot now stands at $60Buy your raffle tickets to bea winner.

UPCOMING EVENTS

August 31

Speaker:

FoundingGreg Nilsen,

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Partner of Wine-

Country Cuisine.Growing and sellinboutique, gourmetvegetables.

Topic

Held over from last weekClub review of Baseball BusTrip

September 7


September 14

Speaker: Sal Rosano, Ch"of Police, Citjof Santa Rosa.

Topic: Anything he wantsto talk about.

FINE TIMES

From last week's meetingAugust 24, 1989

Del Raby is back and if you readthe San Jose Mercury you would haveseen his best side looking at youfrom the front page of the HumanInterest section. He visited

land, Sweden and Germany andreeurned with several banners; 5from Ireland, 2 from Sweden and 1from Germany. He was royallywelcomed with a $20 fine. Seemseveryone got married in August asANNIVERSARIES abound and Prez Kentrecogized, John & Ardys Jones, 21years; Steve & Rita Davis, 16years; Steve & Lynn Olsen, 27years; and Steve & Cathy Owles, 21years. Each member was appropriately recognized. Ken Cokerpaxd $15 for a card to accompanythe rose bud for his wife'sbirthday. Tom Eakin is showing hisexpertise in another field bywinning third place for his AmberLager beer at the California StateFair. Congratulations Tom; andwise up, only the President hastasted your beer, and only he hasfined you $20. Welcome backLockner from your trip toSomehow she escaped a fine.Ki ' became a year older,wcl .Jn't admit his age, buthe's still 1 year younger than hissister. It cost him $5.

Vi ckieJapan.

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JACKPOT

A visiting rotarian won "lunchmoney" or $10. Gary Doolittlewon the opportunity to reachin to the UNION BANK money bagand drew out a cateye marble.The pot now stands at $70. andthere are only 48 marbles in

the UNION BANK bag. You have~to buy a ticket to win.

UPCOMING EVENTS

September 7


September 12

Board of Directors MeetingAt: Vista del Lago

Time: 5:30pm

September 14

Speaker: Sal Rosano, Chiefof Police, Cityof Santa Rosa.

Topic: Anything he wantsto talk about.

SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

U MONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA

liM Robin - Cleveland & KdwardsSanta Rosa -12:15 p.m.

HEALDSBURCMasonic rumple IM.i/.i & Trmph'

ll,..ilJshurs - 12:lSp.m

• TUESDAYWINDSOR

Windsor lanes - 881)1 Conde I-aneWindsor-7:l!i a.m.


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

SANTA ROSA EASTFlamingo Hotel - 4th & Farmers 1-jne

Santa Rosa - 12:15 p.m.

GUERNEVILLE

Norlhuwd lodge - l")400 Hwy. 1IdGuemeville - 6:.V) p.m.

• WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA PETALUMA VALLEY

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

SONOMA VALLEY

Sonoma National Golf Club - 1770 Arnold DriveSonoma -12:00 Noon

• THURSDAY

PETALUMA CLOVERDALEVeteran's Mem. Bldg.- 1094 Petaluma Blvd. S Papa U'hn 's - 115 Theresa Drivt

Petaluma-12:10 p.m. Cloverdale - 12:15p.m.

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

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

•'

SANTAQOSA

SUNnRISEROTARY CLUB

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 513


Meets every Thursday 7:15 a.m.

At the Sheraton Round Barn Inn

P.O. Box 14953 •Santa Rosa, CA ,J- Ml

"Enjoy Rotary!"R.I. PRESIDENT DIRECTORS:

Hugh Archer John Dolinsekjack Eddinger

DISTRICT Rick FrankeGOVERNOR Vicki Lockner

]ack Vallerga Dave Lorenzen



PRESIDENT-ELECT


Vicki Lockner

SECRETARY




SERVICE

Dave LorenzenPAST

PRESIDENT

Bob DunnSERGEANT-AT-ARMS

Rick Franke

Meeting August 31,1989

Jeff Abramhamsen started , emeeting by leading the pledgeof allegiance. Bill Kokkegave the invocation and MikeSass stumbled through adifficult list of visitingRotarians.

Phil Hulen (uniquely pronounced by Prez Kent) came to thepodium and presented RussQuistgard his Rotary Pin. Theclub welcomed Russ as our newest member with a warm roundof applause. President Kentwill officially welcome himlater.

FINE TIMES

by C.E.

Fishing, backpacking, swimming, horseback riding, Weaverville, Trinity County!!! Theoutdoorsman fine went to S -nWalker for his August i ,hback to nature trip. President Kent went easy on himthough because he did make upand he did bring back a flag,

$5. It 's old news but stilly"Fine-able" news that President Kent found in the Santa

Rosa Business Journal on RussLockner, $5. Who??? RandySeelye! Who? Randy Seely. NoRandy Seely went to see "TheWho"!!! $5. But "Who says?"Eakin "Says" and when TomEakin talks everyone listens!!! $3. And how was the "A's"baseball trip Mr. Hakel???Mickey Mouse UNDERWEAR??? Howdid they know??? Jim Hakel didb/=>t John Dolinsek $20 towards

) Community Project thatJohn wouldn't eat an egg raw,shell and all!!! Jim lost andthe Community Project Fund is$20 richer. Jim also added

$10 for a "Football game inthe parking lot" story and forbeing "Clumbsy" and steppingon a nail on one of his jobsites. Archie probablythought He'd get another finethis coming Thursday becausehe assigned the task of the"Recognition Section" to slowpoke Estes!!! But, I'll comethrough for you Arch!! $5 toget a supplement in for thelast bulletin. First You'retoo dry then you 're allwet!!! Jim Knauff is all

wet!! but we like you anyway!!Jim never goes unprepared - heknew those handy wipes wouldcome in "Handy" someday. $10.Bia 2!!! Congratulations to] )coker and Jane Luftkin fortne successful completion oftheir first 2 years of marriage. Just think, only 48more to go to hit the "Gold",

$5. Last but not least, PhilHulen (President, how do yousay his name???) . We understand your are a little"stinker"!!! 7 years ofmarriage and still as romanticas the first day you and Bettemet!! Congratulations on your7 years of marriage. $7.

MONEY IS GROWING IN

THE SONOMA HILLS

Greg Nilsen, owner of WineCountry Cuisine told us howsmall, independent farmers aremaking a good living growingvegetables in Sonoma County.He told us how a little land,some know how, and a small

investment can yield harvestsof great profits.

Sonoma County is famous forquality produce. After WorldWar II local farm output declined with the rise in che

mical farming. Local farmers

could not compete with thosein the San Joaquin Valley whocan use chemicals efficientlyto increase production dramatically. The desire forquality creates markets for"home grown", hand raised,often organic, vegetables.

Our climate and soils combineto intensify the flavors offruits and vegetables. Everyone knows about the finegrapes and wines of SonomaCounty. Locally grown letjtuce, tomatoes and other yeg

etables are recognized worldwide for being the finest onecan buy. Here the word finestmeans expensive. Wine CountryCuisine packages and sellsthis fine produce throughoutthe United States. i

If you want to know more aboutthis kind of farming contactthe Farm Bureau or Greg Nilsenat 578-9434.

ANNOUNCEMENTS...

... The following members arePAUL HARRIS SUSTAINING MEMBERS

according to RotaryInternational.

Leroy Carlenzoli, Ken Coker,

Jim Daw, John Dolinsek, GaryDoolittle, Robert A. Dunn,Thorn Eakin, Clifford Eddinger,Jack Eddinger, Frederick F.Franke III, Pat Gallagher,John R. Jones, Archie Julian,Bill Kokke, Daniel Lambert,Russell F. Lockner,

Vicki Lockner, David C.

Lorenzen,

Mike McCracken, Alan Rich,Kent Seegmiller, Warren Smith.

If your name should be on thislist but doesn't, call PeterJTreleaven at 575-6012

PRESIDENT'S CORNER

by Kent Seegmiller

An honest man never seems tobe a successful fisherman.

YOU CAN HELP JJ. J

Your club is sponsoring ArianeDukers who is a foreignexchange student from Belgium.To relieve the burden on thehost family and to be sure shehas a memorable trip DaveLorenzen is requesting volunteers to take Ariane on daytrips. Ariane speaks Englishand enjoys Skiing, Tennis,Swimming, Movies and Shopping.She loves animals and children. She is 17, soon to be 18years old. If you would enjoyher company on an outingcontact Dave Lorenzen at 579-5456.

Do you want to feellike a BIG Publisher???

You can feel like RandolphHurst by sponsoring publication and distribution ofyour bulletin. Your businesscard will be prominently displayed in a space reserved andrecognized for the purpose.The cost is nominal. Call GaryDoolittle to volunteer at 546-0825.

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