SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

QMONDAY

WEST SANTA ROSAlas Rabies - Cleveland & Edwards

Santa Rosa-12:15 p-m.

IIEALDSBURG

Masonic Temple -Plaza &CenterHealdsburg-12.00 pjn.

QTUESDAYWINDSOR

WindsorLanes - 8801 Conde LineWindsor -7:15 a.m.

ROHNERT PARK/ COTATIRedLionInn -1 Red Lion Drive

Rohnert Park-12:15 p.m.

SANTA ROSA EAST

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

CUERNEVILLEButt's Resturanl - 4th & Mill

Guerneville - 6JO p.m.

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SANTA ROSA

TUmingo Hold - 4th &Farmers LaneSanta Rosa -12:10 p.m.

PETALUMA VALLEY

Adobe CrcekColfClub-FtilesRd.Petaluma -12:15 pjn.

SONOMA VALLEY

Sonoma Coif &Country Club- 1770Arnold DriveSonoma -12:15p.m.

QTHURSDAY

PETALUMA

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

CLOVERDALE

Vetera* 's Building - W. First St.Clovcrdale -12:15 p.m.

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

Velaan'sMemorial Building - 282 High StreetSebastopol -12:15 p.m.

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"Look Beyond Yourself"R.I. PRESIDENTRajendra K. SabooChandigarh, India

DISTRICT GOVERNOR

Dave Dillon

Eureka, California

PRESIDENT

Archie Julian

PRESIDENT-ELECT

Dave Lorenzen

SECRETARY

Carol Estes

TREASURER

Art King

PAST

PRESIDENTGary Doolittle

DIRECTORS

Nancy AitaMarilyn PrattDel RabyKen CokerRandy SeelyeEric Van Cleave

CLUB SERVICEKen CokerMarilyn Pratt

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Randy SeelyeNancy Aita

VOCATIONAL SERVICE

Del Raby

INTERNATIONALSERVICE

Eric Van Cleave

SERGEANT-AT-ARMSGary Bayless

SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUBChartered June 30, 1986

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

3555 Round Barn Boulevard

THE HAPS

This our first meeting forthe month of December found

new member Pat Solar leadingus in the pledge ofallegiance. Pat since joininga few short months ago hasreally demonstrated that greatRotary enthusiasm by gettir~vinvolved in various function.Sure is great to have you as amember Pat. President Archie

having just returned from ashort trip northward,provided the invocation. Andas quick as Christmas will behere, Archie got right intothe meat of things byrecognizing Ken Coker for hisoutstanding work. It seems Kenand Company had placed a bidon the new Petaluma Center

Building the Santa Rosa JuniorCollege is overseeing. Well,Ken's bid was not the lowest

and didn't receive the work.

The good news is the lowestbid has realized they bid toolow and could not perform thework for the money quoted.Thus, Ken and Company are nowback in the picture havingbeen awarded the job.President Archie had the

poster board drawing ofproposed building and KfcM

gladly paid twenty dollars toregain the prized drawing.Congratulations Ken!!!With the Holidays fastapproaching Frank Cercone hasdiscovered a way to not onlythank his customers for theirbusiness but to wish them ajoyous Holiday Season. AtFrank's office one might sayit is a moooving experience ashis newly created Christmasay* indicates. For thec.f tivity in Christmas spiritArchie requested and receiveda fifteen dollar donation.Thanks Frank, and HappyHolidays to you too! StanWalker and his lovely wifeValeri have just returned fromsunning and funning on thebeautiful island of Maui. Itseems the Walkers werecelebrating 10 wonderful yearsof marriage. Stan gladlydonated $100 to his PaulHarris for enjoying so muchfun and sun. Tom Eakinattended a party recently witha prior Rotary member. Itseems the entire evening wentby without Tom realizing thisindividual was an ex-Sunrisemember. Shame Tom, twentybucks please. In case you havebeen wondering where WarrenSmith has been keepinghimself, this week he appearedw?A a couple Rotary flags

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from the Phillipines. Welcomeback Warren. A club meetingwas held after the recognitionportion of the meeting. Thepurpose of the club meetingwas to nominate new board

members. Congratulations toJohn Lynch, Steve Davis, MikeSass, Art King, and SteveOwles. A specialcongratulations to Nancy Aitawho has been nominated to be

President in the 1993/94 term.

Three years perfect attendanceaward went to Steve Owles.Steve has managed to maintaina perfect record whiletraveling and working.Congratulations Steve.

A special reminder concerningthe December 19th meeting.Please bring a little extracash with you for the 19thmeeting. President Archie willbe taking up a specialcollection for the waiters whoserve us so wonderfullythroughout the year. Tis theSeason you know.

A special thanks to everyone

who gladly volunteered to ringthose bells for the Salvation

Army. Nancy Aita said she hadno problem in getting enoughvolunteers to staff thekettle. That speaks highly ofthe Sunrise membership, way togo.

If you think you are busy,check out this

schedule...Rotary IntenationalPresident Rajendra K. Saboowill be in Newark, OhioDecember 6th and 7th, December12th to the 14th he will bevisiting in Germany, the 17thand 18th finds Rajendra inOoty, Bangalore and Mangalore,India, and Sri Lanka on the19th and 20th. On December 27

and 28th the Phillipines willwelcome him, and on December30th President Saboo will be

in sunny Southern Californiato participate in theTournament of Roses Parade.

Wow, I hope he keeps track ofhis frequent flyer miles.

The charting of the RotaryClub of Sofia, Bulgaria on 22October, increased the numberof Rotary countries andgeographical regions to 174.

JAPAN

Looking for part time work? InJapan's labor intensiveindustries they are sufferingfrom a serious shortage ofpart time employees, plus amarked deterioration of thenations traditional workethic. The situation wouldnotbe such a problem if parttime workers did not accountfor such a significant shareof the nations workforce,according to the JapanChamber of Commerce. Thedilemma is particularlydifficult for Japans fastfood shops, supermarkets,convenience stores, and retaildistributions centers.The problem evidently stemsfrom a growing dislike amongemployees for long andirregular work hours and theneed to stay on the jobSaturdays, Sundays andnational holidays. Not longago, part time workers playedonly a supplemental role inJapan. Since managers find itdifficult to replace personnelwith regular staff members,now scarce in numbers, hiringof part time workers is oftenthe only answer. Such workersare paid considerably lessthan ordinary employees.Since the demand for parttime workers continue toincrease, thousands of openingexists.

SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

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WEST SANTA ROSAlot Rubles - Cleveland ie Edwards

Santa Rosa -12:15 p.m

HEALDSBURCMasonicTemple- PUm iCenter

Healdsburg-12.-00 part.

•TUESDAY

WINDSOR

Windsor Lanes- 8801 Conde LaneWindsor- 7:15 am

ROHNERT PARK / COTATIRedLionInn - 1 Red Lion Drive

Rohnert Park-12:15 p.m

SANTA ROSA EASTFlamingo Hotel - 4th it FarmersLane

Santa Rosa-12:15 part

CUERNEVILLE

Burl's Resturanl - 4th & MillCuerneville - 630 p.m.

•WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

Flamingo Hotel - 4th &FarmersLaneSanta Rosa -12:10 p.m

PETALUMA VALLEY

Adobe Creek CoifClub-Frates Rd.Petaluma-12:15 part

SONOMA VALLEY

Sonoma Coif &Country Club -1770 ArnoldDriveSonoma -12:15 p.m.

•THURSDAY

PETALUMA

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

CLOVERDALE

Veteran's Building- W. First St.Clovcrdale -12:15 p-m.

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

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

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Chandigarh, India Marilyn PrattDel Raby

DISTRICT GOVERNOR Ken Coker

Dave Dillon Randy Seelye- Eureka, California Eric Van Cleave

PRESIDENT CLUB SERVICE

Archie Julian Ken Coker

Marilyn PrattPRESIDENT-ELECT

Dave Lorenzen COMMUNITY SERVICERandy Seelye

SECRETARY Nancy Aitaw Carol Estes

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Chartered June 30, 1986Meets every Thursday 7:15a.m.

At the Doubletree Hotel

Ph 3555 Round Barn Boulevard

THE HAPS

It was a dark and stormy night...

Just wanted to get your attention.This is Pat Solar filling in for the infamous JackMaley. Our roving reporteris away for the holidays and has askedthat Bob Kingsley and I try to fill hisshoes while he's gone. I'm not sure whatsize shoes he wears, but here goes.

There was a record attendance at ourpre-Christmas meeting of December19th. The meeting opened with TomEakin leading the pledge of allegiance.John Watson lead the invocation followed by the introduction of visitingRotarians and the many guests ofRotarians, consisting of family andfriends.

The "lightning round" of fines leviedincluded $15.00 to John Watson for hiswife's birthday, $15.00 to KathyVyenielo for her husband's birthday and$5.00 to our past District Governor JohnBlount for his tardiness.

Randy Seelye then presided over thepresentation of four very special$1000.00 donations.

The first $1000 check was presented toSonoma County's Council on Aging toassist with feeding our senior citizens atChristmas.

The next check was presented to Rev.Cross from the Redwood Gospel Mission who willuse the donation to provideChristmas Eve dinners and presents tothose in need.

Clay Brayman from the Salvation( .rmy accepted his $1000 donation and

explained that it would provide foodboxes, toys and assist in caring for theaging.

The last $1000 donation waspresented to Marsha Click of the Family Support Center which provides support for homeless families. Marsha wenton to explain that, due to the recession,there are many more middle classfamilies visiting the center than in previous years.

A second round of fines began withGary Bayless contributing $25 for his22nd Wedding Anniversary and DebraAdams paying $10 in recognition of herhusband's rather brilliant Christmassocks.

The meeting returned to PresidentArchie and the club's presentation of it's

t Christmas gift, a Sony Walkman, to ourAustralian Exchange Student LucindaThorley.

The highlight of the program featuredthe award winning vocals of the SantaRosa High School Chamber Choir singing songs of the season ranging fromtraditional Christmas carols to

American Folk songs.

President Archie then extended anopen invitation to any Rotarians wishingto volunteer any unsolicited end of theyear fines. Carol Estes made good on aprevious commitment to donate 10% ofher first month's car phone bill to herPaul Harris Fund. As Carol said, 'Talking is my business" and promptlydonated $75.00.

As the meeting was being adjourned,a "Rusty"Santa made a guest appearancehanding out small stuffed toys and candycanes to the children in the audience.

SUNRISE

CHRISTMAS PARTY

HUGE SUCCESS

Many thanks to Sue and Archie Julianfor a fun Christmas party. The star of theevening was Archie's player pianofeaturing traditional Christmas carols.Shauna Lorenzen was guest conductorwith Phil Hulen and Dan Lambert carrying some strong (I'm not sure I've usedthe right word) vocal support. BruceReyes stood his ground at the food tableand Vicki Lockner sported her best

Christmas bonnet giving the presence ofChristmas future, on was it Christmaspresent? Once again Sue and Archie,thanks for a great time.

FOCUS ON ROTARY

Some have compared Rotary to auniversity with four colleges of learningfor its members: (1) person-to-personfellowship through Club Service, (2) interest, instruction, and participation inCommunityService andwelfare; (3)ethical conduct in the interaction betweenexecutives, staff, and workers, and between buyers and sellers through Vocational Service; and (4) an all-importantthrust in this Nuclear Age, toward worldunderstanding, peace, and goodwillthrough International Service.

Whatever his or her interest andtalents may be, every member of the"Rotary University" will find ideas ... toimprove the quality of life for all - thehallmark of "Service Above Self."Rotarians who invest themselves in service also enrich their own lives.

UPDATED SUNRISE

MEMBERSHIP

DIRECTORY

Gary Doolittle isupdating ourSunriseRotary Membership Directory inJanuary.

Please review your current listing andsubmit any corrections or changes toGary by our last meeting in January onthe 30th.

New members, please have a blackandwhite photo with necessary statisticsto Gary by this same 30th deadline.

FIRST MEETING OF

1992 FEATURES

SPECIAL GUEST

SPEAKER FROM

SRI LANKA

The next meeting of the SunriseRotary Club will be held on Thursday,January 2nd and will feature theHonorable Consultant General to SriLanka, Aaron Ranasinghe.

Q & A FROM

DECEMBER'S "THE

ROTARIAN"

Q: The Rotary Club of Colombo Eastin Sri Lanka undertook a foster parentprogram and found homes for how manychildren at home andabroad during the1990-91 Rotary year? (A: page 45)

Q: What is the cost per child for aperiod of five years in U.S. dollars? (A:page 45)