SANTA ROSA SUNRISE MORNING STAR. Rotary Club of Santa Rosa Sunrise Rotary International District #5130

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1 W:M?mi^0- SANTA ROSA SUNRISE MORNING STAR Rotary Club of Santa Rosa Sunrise Rotary International District #5130 Chartered June 30,1986 Meets every Thursday 7:15am at The Doubletree Hotel 3555 Round Barn Blvd. "Real Happiness is Helping Others" Cliff Docterman Rotary International President "Youth is Our Hope" Del Raby District #5130 District Governor "Just Show Up!" Dave Lorenzen S. R. Sunrise Rotary Club President

2 VOLUME 19 NOVEMBER 5, 1992 EDITOR: Shauna Lorenzen PUBLISHER: Eric Van Cleave OUR NEXT PROGRAM... < TIM BAKER ^"ANTARCTICA" Tim is a California native and a graduate of Petaluma High School. He went to work for the Press Democrat and stayed there 19 years and "retired" as Director oiv Photography. He resigned in 1989 to acceptok^ a position as Expedition Photographer with:.^ reenpeace. '"''x MYSTERY ROTARIAN by Loretta Slyh This weeks mystery Rotarian was born in Tacoma Park, Maryland and attended Sir Francis Drake High School. Spent early years as a flight instructor and crop duster. Hobbies and interests include fishing, computer \^~-'~'%A WHP** :~',Jr~~ games, watching football and jpi- teasing golfers. DO W6 Baron in our midst? "" have the Red

3 RECOGNITION CORNER... by Pat Solar SUNSHINE REPORT... Peter Treleaven announced that Leroy Carlenzoli recently returned from a hunting trip with more than just wild game. He also caught pneumonia. Leroy is accepting phone calls if anyone would like to wish him well. Peter also shared that Bob Kingsley was working on his water heater last night when it exploded leaving him with second degree burns. Bob is at SR Memorial ant. receiving visitors. SPEAKING OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE... Drew Turner was presented with his second perfect year of attendance rocker. IT'S TIME TO THINK ABOUT CHRISTMAS TREES... Bruce Reyes is looking for volunteers to work in four hour shifts assisting the annual Christmas Tree lot sponsored by "Star-Cross", an organization that adopts and raise kids with AIDS. The trees will go on sale the three weekends before Christmas. Please help out and set aside four hours for this worthy cause. Call Bruce to select your shift before he calls you. THANKS FOR THE FIRESIDE... Many thanks go to John Dolinsek who organized our recent Fireside. Many more thanks go out to Tom Eakin for hosting it. About a dozen club members attended. HAPPY BIRTHDAY... Birthday wishes go out to me, Pat Solar, ye^. 1 will be celebrating another 40-something birthday this Sunday. In recognition, I converted my $10.00 fine to Rotary Foundation Dinner raffle tickets. Jack Eddinger will celebrate his birthday Friday. Jack also paid the standard $10.00 fine in the form of foundation tickets. AN EXPENSIVE JOKE... Stan Walker was fined a whopping $ for a political joke he chose to share with the club. He promptly turned the fine into raffle tickets which brings him that much closer to his Paul Harris. Thanks Stan! ART FOR HALLOWEEN SAKE... Ray Gorman was recognized for moving to a new address, working on his new workshop and for the art he created both on and back stage for the LBC Ghostly Gala this past Halloween. Ray was fined $ ROAMIN' ROTARIANS... Cathy Vyenielo paid $50.00 in foundation tickets for the trip she is about to take to Hawaii. Russ McCra< paid $20.00 for a trip to North Carolina to visit family. Art King paid $50.00 in raffle tickets for a kayak trip he took in Baja and for the theater tickets he left in President Dave's trust while he was gone. MYSTERY ROTARIAN... Bob Dunn and Eric Van Cleave both incorrectly guessed the identity of this week's Mystery Rotarian, Bob Kingsley. President Dave was heard to say, "It's amazing what lengths Rotarians will take to avoid giving their craft talk."

4 ROTARY FOUNDATION MONTH We had almost PERFECT attendance from the Sunrise Club for this week. Keep up the good work! Carol Estes will also be posting a July - October attendance report next to the weekly sign-in sheet. Please review your attendance record for accuracy. DID YOU KNOW... John Strong spoke about World Community Service projects this week. Did you know, our club is involved in TWO projects? Here's some information... Jakarta, Indonesia We have contributed $1,000 towards a Community Eye Care Clinic. District 5130 matched our $1,000 and we are hoping R.I. will match the $2,000 for a total of $4,000 for eye nms, eyeglasses and cataract operations. Coyhaique, Chili We have contributied $1,000 towards wood stoves, equipment/classroom furniture and repairs of hygenic facilities for 3 schools in Coyhaique. Kogoshima-Nishi (our sister-club) also contributed $1,000. District 5130 matched our $1,000 and we hope R.I. will match the $3,000 for a total of $6,000 for the schools. Foundation money helps people all over the world. We can feel proud of our club for contributing towards our Paul Harris accounts which funds these worth causes. CONGRATULATIONS TO EVERYONE! $<h <h <h (h v4> q> q) q) THIS IS YOUR LAST WEEK TO CONVERT ANY RECOGNITION TO RAFFLE TICKETS FOR THE FOUNDATION DINNER. DON'T FORGET... FOUNDATION DINNER November 21, 1992 Silverado Country Club (FUN BUS transportation available)

5 SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB CALENDAR OF EVENTS November ~ Foundation Month 10 Tuesday 19 Thursday 21 Saturday 26 Thursday 3 Thursday 8 Tuesday 12 Saturday 15 Tuesday 31 Thursday Board meeting (Doubletree -6:00pm) Association meeting (Host: SR Sunrise) Foundation dinner - Napa (Silverado- 6:30pm) "DARK" - Happy Thanksgiving December ~ Giving Season Annual meeting (Vote on new officers) Board meeting (Doubletree - 6:00pm) Holiday Party - Lorenzen's (3:00-7:00pm) Evening meeting- Christmas program (7:00pm) "DARK" - Happy New Year's January - Rotary Awareness 3 Sunday 12 Tuesday 28 Thursday Cliff Docterman Dinner - San Jose Board meeting (Doubletree - 6:00pm) Association meeting (Host: Petaluma Valley) UPCOMING PROGRAMS by Russ Lockner November 12 - Tim Baker "Antarctica" November 19 - Dr. Ken MacKay CEO - Cognis November 26 - Dark "Happy Thanksgiving" December 03 - Club Annual Meeting & Elections

6 VOLUME 20 NOVEMBER 12, 1992 EDITOR: Shauna Lorenzen PUBLISHER: Eric Van Cleave OUR NEXT PROGRAM. Dr. Ken MacKay Chief Executive Officer "Coanis" MYSTERY ROTARIAN by Loretta Slyh Born in San Diego, this native Californian was raised in Oceanside and Sonoma County. Both mom and dad are barbers. Sports activities include bodysurfing, hunting, flyfishing and snow skiing. Is also interested in both traveling and politics. Who Can this recently engaged rotarian be?

7 RECOGNITION CORNER... by Pat Sokr SUNSHINE REPORT... Peter Treleaven announced happily; there were no new additions to the report this week. Leroy Carlenzoli thanked everyone for the get-well flowers. Bob Kingsley was released from the hospital Wednesday, however, he has to report to the hospital daily for hydro-therapy treatments. If anyone can halo transport Bob to or from the hospital, please give Jeanne a call. STAR-CROSS CHRISTMAS TREES... Bruce Reyes is looking for volunteers to help load Christmas Trees which will benefit Star-Cross. The trees are all ordered in advance. If you can donatejust four hours on a Saturday or Sunday between 12/5 and 12/20, give Bruce a call. APPLAUSE, APPLAUSE... Peter Treleaven, Dan Davis, Archie Julian, Shauna Lorenzen, Eric Van Cleave, John Watson, Vicki Lockner, Dave Lorenzen, Randy Seelye, Albert Handelman and Ken Coker were given a hearty round of applause for their volunteer work this past Saturday on the wheelchair ramp for the Steele Lane School. ADVERTISING...That's $30 worth of raffle tickets for Gary Bayless. RED TO BLUE... John Dolinsek presented Russ McCracken with his blue Rotary Club badge. President Dave promptly recognized him $5.00 for the new club status. PAUL HARRIS FELLOW... Mike Yaeger presented L^y Carlenzoli with his Paul Harris plaque and medal. Leroy is the 17th club member to complete his Paul Harris. Congratulations Leroy! HAPPY BIRTHDAYS... Bill Amos was fined $10.00 in recognition of Diane's birthday. Marilyn Pratt also paid a $10.00 fine for her birthday. John Watson will celebrate his birthday this coming Sunday, for which he purchased $20.00 in raffle tickets. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY... Gary Jensen will celebrate his 29th wedding anniversary on November 23rd. To celebrate, he's taking Linda on a golfing vacation in Arizona. Gary upped his $10.00 fine to $ worth of Rotary Foundation Raffle tickets. ROAMIN' ROTARIANS... Jeff Young paid $20.00 recognition for an elk hunting trip to Idaho. Del Raby was fined $10.00 for some confusion about his make-up card at Santa Rosa East. Del upped his fine to $ to complete his second Paul Harris blue stone. S*-*v Olsen paid $20.00 for his trip to Salem, N.J. for a camje association meeting. Russ Lockner paid $20.00 for a trip to Las Vegas for a WMA meeting. Al Abramson upped his $20.00 fine to $50.00 for a recent Orlando vacation. MYSTERY ROTARIAN, PLEASE SIGN IN... $1 each for Frank Cercone and Rick Franke for not knowing this week's mystery guest, one of our newest members, "Buster" Finch.

8 ROTARY FOUNDATION MONTH Proposed for Membership In accordance with the club's bylaws, Article XI, Section 1, "The Secretary shall notify each member of the club by means of a written or printed communication, giving the name of the proposed candidate, the *"n represented and the classification under which he/she is proposed iur membership." Name: CARL JACOBSEN Firm: Boyle Engineering Classification: Engineering/Consulting "A ten-day period shall then be allowed during which any member wishing to express their comments regarding the election of the proposed member shall notify the board in writing, stating his/her comments." Respectfully submitted, Carol J. Estes, Club Secretary ROTARY SKI TRIP... A trip is being organized for the weekend of January 22-24i to South Lake Tahoe. We would ski at Heavenly Valley by day, schedule happy hours around a large hot tub or roaring fire in the lounge (or both), then visit stateline casinos after nightfall. Non skiers would be welcome!!! ^is weekend does not conflict with football playoffs (the Super Bowl is jan 31st!) Pacifica Lodge, on Park Avenue two blocks from the casinos and about five miles from Heavenly Valley, will reserve a block of rooms for us. They cost $60 a night for Friday and Saturday night and $50 for Thursday night too, (that rate is for a double room Add $6 for an extra person.) Wonderful deluxe rooms are available for $80 (they have a fireplace), and various other suites (with in-room spas) are available for up to $150. AAA members get a 10% discount. (I can vouch for the quality of Pacifica Lodge... I stayed there during two ski trips last winter.) Children would also be welcome on the trip I'm bringing my 8-yr old daughter who is already a good skier ~ and we could pool babysitting in the evenings. -- Contact Randy Seelye if you're interested. We must firm up " nervations by mid-december. (Deposits or credit card numbers will be DON'T FORGET... FOUNDATION DINNER November 21, 1992 Silverado Country Club (FUN BUS transportation available)

9 SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB CALENDAR OF EVENTS November Foundation Month 19 Thursday 21 Saturday 26 Thursday 3 Thursday 8 Tuesday 12 Saturday 15 Tuesday 31 Thursday Association meeting (Host: SR Sunrise) Foundation dinner - Napa (Silverado- 6:30pm) "DARK" - Happy Thanksgiving December ~ Giving Season Annual meeting (Vote on new officers) Board meeting (Doubletree - 6:00pm) Holiday Party - Lorenzen's (3:00-7:00pm) Evening meeting- Christmas program (7:00pm) "DARK" - Happy New Year's January - Rotary Awareness 3 Sunday 12 Tuesday 28 Thursday Cliff Docterman Dinner - San Jose Board meeting (Doubletree - 6:00pm) Association meeting (Host: Petaluma Valley) UPCOMING PROGRAMS by Russ Lockner November 19 - Dr. Ken MacKay CEO - Cognis November 26 - Dark "Happy Thanksgiving" December 03 - Club Annual Meeting & Elections December 10 - Ted Williams "Positive Hit Radio - Youth Crisis"

10 VOLUME 21 NOVEMBER 19, 1992 EDITOR: Shauna Lorenzen PUBLISHER: Eric Van Cleave OUR NEXT PROGRAM... "DARK" MYSTERY ROTARIAN by Loretta Slyh HAPPY THANKS GIVING!

11 RECOGNITION CORNER... by Pat Solar KAGOSHIMA OR BUST... Those interested in going on the trip to visit our sister club in Kagoshima, lapan are encouraged to contact Dan Lambert. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU... Belated birthday wishes go M Wendy Smith, whose birthday fell on November 1st. Warren Smitn ' upped his $10.00 fine to $20.00 in recognition of the special day. Dan Lambert paid a $10.00 fine for his birthday which he will celebrate on November 28th. Russ McCracken paid a $10.00 fine in recognition of his birthday which falls on the 21st. MAILBOXES, ETC... Art King paid a $20.00 recognition fine for the new business than Irene started at the Bennett Valley Shopping Center, Mailboxes, Etc. THE NEW MATH... Kent Seegmiller recently returned from a trip to the east coast and doubled his $20.00 recognition fine, using "IBM Math", to $50.00 which promptly went to Joan's Paul Harris. A "DRIED"-"UP" STOCK MARKET... Tom Eakin was recognized for the all time high value of Vacu-Dry stock, which was attributed to "creative bookkeeping". Tom paid a $10.00 fine and make a pitch for people interested in his surplus of dried-up apples. ROTARIAN ELECTED TO CHAMBER... The Santa Rosa business community will be in good hands for the next three years, which is the term Rhoann Ponseti was recently elected to on the Chamber of Commerce Board. Although she is a "bleeding heart", Rhoann donated $ to her Paul Harris. Congrats, Rhoann! "LUCKY" AITA WINS AGAIN AND DONATES TO BOB AND PHIL HARRIS... Bob and Nancy Aita have both chalked up some big wins lately: a trip to Temecula won at the golf tournament, a free week-end at a San Diego Howard Johnson's (oh, wow) and a one week cruise to Mexico won from the Sebastopol Rotary (bus ride included). In recognition of these marvelous winnings, Nancy offered to donate $ to her Bob Harris, her Phil Harris and then her Paul Harris! MORE ON PAUL HARRIS... In recognition of the increasing^ success of his business, Rolf Wessman donated $50.00 to his Pau"" Harris. MYSTERY ROTARIAN, PLEASE SIGN IN... Both Steve Davis and Tom Eakin incorrectly guessed the identity of this week's Mystery Rotarian, Bruce Reyes. HAPPY TURKEY DAY AND LET'S ALL BE THANKFUL FOR OUR MANY BLESSINGS!

12 ROTARY FOUNDATION MONTH Once upon a time - of all the good days in the year, on Christmas Eve - old Scrooge sat busy in his counting juse. It was cold, bleak, biting weather, and he could hear the people in the court outside go wheezing up and down... "A merry Christmas, uncle! God save you!" cried a cheerful voice. It was the voice of Scrooge's nephew, Fred. "Bah!' said Scrooge, "Humbug!" What right have you to be dismal? What reason have you to be morose? You're invited to a festive holiday gathering! kmiii Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Come one and all. to Fezziwig s 'warehouse (commonly Known as Lorenzen's) for holiday cheer and merriment for all! December 12 3:00-7:00 (or later i the spirit moves you). Come as Marley's ghost, Tiny Tim or Ebenezer himself, they'll all be welcome....remember....all UPDATES FOR THE DIRECTORY MUST BE RETURNED TO GARY DOOLrTTLE PRIOR TO DECEMBER 3, ANYTHING RECEIVED AFTER THAT DATE WILL NOT BE UPDATED IN THIS RUN, SO PLEASE...

13 SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB CALENDAR OF EVENTS November Foundation Month 26 Thursday 3 Thursday 8 Tuesday 12 Saturday 15 Tuesday 31 Thursday "DARK" - Happy Thanksgiving December Giving Season Annual meeting (Vote on new officers) Board meeting (Doubletree - 6:00pm) Holiday Party - Lorenzen's (3:00-7:00pm) Evening meeting- Christmas program (7:00pm) "DARK" - Happy New Year's January - Rotary Awareness 3 Sunday 12 Tuesday 23 Saturday 28 Thursday Cliff Docterman Dinner - San Jose Board meeting (Doubletree - 6:00pm) Club Ski Trip - Lake Tahoe Association meeting (Host: Petaluma Valley) UPCOMING PROGRAMS by Russ Lockner November 26 - Dark "Happy Thanksgiving" December 03 - Club Annual Meeting & Elections December 10 - Ted Williams "Positive Hit Radio - Youth Crisis" December 17 - Christmas Program

14 VOLUME 22 NOVEMBER 26, 1992 EDITOR: Shauna Lorenzen PUBLISHER: Eric Van Cleave OUR NEXT PROGRAM... ANNUAL MEETING... VOTE ON NEW OFFICERS PRESIDENT ELECT SECRETARY TREASURER BOARD MEMBERS MYSTERY ROTARIAN by Loretta Slyh This Rotarian is home grown in Santa Rosa. A Piner High and SRJC graduate, who also found their spouse in school. Hunting, fishing, golf, tennis, snow-skiing, water-skiing and any other type of sport you can name, our mystery rotarianj "oes it. Can you nam* this outdoors person?

15 RECOGNITION CORNER.. INSTRUCTIONS: Place a smooth piece of foil over this spot. Stare into it. And ask yourself, "Is this the face of an Active Rotarian?"

16 , ROTARY FOUNDATION MONTH "Scrooge fell upon his knees, and clasped his hands before his face. 'Dreadful apparition, why do you trouble me? I Jaelieve in you, but why do spirits walk the earth, and why. j they come to me?' 'It is required of every man,' Marley's Ghost returned, 'that the spirit within him should walk abroad among his fellow men and travel far and wide; and if that spirit goes not forth in life, it is condemned to dp so after death. It is doomed to wander through the world oh, W91 is me! and witness what it cannot share but/ might have shared on earth, and turned to happiness!' 'You will be haunted,' resumed the Ghost, 'by iree Spirits.' 'Without their visits, you cannot^ hope to shun the path I tread. Expect the first ^W tomorrow, when the bell tolls One.'" Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Come one and all. to Fezziwig's -warehouse (commonly known as Lorenzen's) for holiday cheer and merriment for all! December 12 3:00-7:00 (or later i the spirit moves you). Come as Marley's ghost, Tiny Tim or Ebenezer himself, they'll all be welcome, JOTIVAL REMINDER... UPDATES FOR THE DIRECTORY WILL BE DISTRIBUTED IN JANUARY. IN ORDER TO HAVE YOUR PAGE CORRECT, IT MUST BE UPDATED AND RETURNED TO GARY DOOLITTLE PRIOR TO DECEMBER 3, 1992.

17 SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB CALENDAR OF EVENTS December Giving Season Thursday Tuesday Saturday Tuesday Thursday Annual meeting (Vote on new officers) Board meeting (Doubletree - 6:00pm) Holiday Party - Lorenzen's (3:00-7:00pm) Evening meeting- Christmas program (7:00pm) "DARK" - Happy New Year's January - Rotary Awareness 3 Sunday Cliff Docterman Dinner - San Jose 12 Tuesday Board meeting (Doubletree - 6:00pm) 23 Saturday Club Ski Trip - Lake Tahoe 28 Thursday Association meeting (Host: Petaluma Valley) February - World Understanding 02 Tuesday Fireside 05 Friday Pets Conference (Fri - Sun) 09 Tuesday Board meeting (Doubletree - 6:00pm) 13 Saturday Valentine's Dance 25 Thursday Association meeting (Host: Santa Rosa East) UPCOMING PROGRAMS by Russ Lockner December 03 - Club Annual Meeting & Elections December 10 - Ted Williams "Positive Hit Radio - Youth Crisis" December 15 - Christmas Program (Evening meeting) December 24 - Russ Lockner

18 SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB - Last First Spouse Home # Abrahamsen Jeff Deborah Abramson Al Aita* Nancy Bob Amos Bill Diane Bayless Gary Lynda Carlenzoli Leroy + Carol Cas.'er C^^'.e Mathias Frank (Walker's) Jan 5* Co. r Ken Davis* Dan Susan Davis* Steve Rita Dolmsek John Doolictle Gary + Carolyn Dunn Bob Diane Eakin Tom Eddinger Jack Estes * Carol Finch George Marilyn Franke Rick Judy Gorman Ray Handelman Albert Hulen Phil Bette Jensen Gary Linda Jones John Ardys Julian * Archie + Susan King * Art Irene Kingsley Robert Jeanne Lambert Dan + Kay Loc^Rfr Russell L r Vicki Lort.izen * Dave + Shauna Lorenzen Shauna Dave Lynch, Jr. * John Jackie Maley Jack Roberta McCracken Russ Deborah Mika Nancie Mark Okamoto Bonnie Roy Olsen Steve Lynn Owles* Steve Cathy Ponseti Rhoann Pratt * Marilyn Raby Delbert + Harriett Reyes Bruce Sass * Mike Scott Robert Kathy Seegmiller Kent + Joan Seelye Randy Slyh Loretta John Smith Warren + Wendy Solar Patricia Richard Tr^Wen Peter + Marie T Drew Pat Van Cleave Eric + Lori Vyenielo Catherine Bill Walker Stan Valeri Watson John Wessman Rolf Patricia Yaeger Mike Lee Anne Young Jeff Karen Zager Hank + Dotty Zumfelde Dale Shirley MEMBERSHIP ROSTER Work # Classification Insurance Executive Gifts Insurance - Health Retail - Ice Cream Jewelery Design & Manufacture Civil Engineer Belgium - Exchange Student Dentist-Orthodontics Architecture Law - Business Dentistry Insurance - Life/Disability Attorney Services Marketing Consultant Food Processing 524-3CCO Banking /8CO Mortgage - MortgageSales Electronic Scale Service Dentistry Artist Law-Estate Planning CPA - ComputerApplication Furniture Rental CPA-Business Planning Equiptment Leasing CO CPA - Accounting Mortgage - Loans Computer Systems Real Estate - Commercial Elementary Education Delicatessen Radio Broadcasting-Management Developer Broadcasting Cyclery - Retail Law-Products Liability /415 Honorary Member Law - Taxes Manufacturing - Furniture Advertising MassageTherapist Senior Active Chiropractic Construction - Residential Business Forms Information Systems Newspaper Publishing Travel Agency /510 Geothermal Energy Business Consulting Securities Veterinarian - Surgery Mortgage - Lending Banking - Marketing Contractor - Acoustical Property Management Computer Accessories Lumber Retail Insurance - Casualty Honorary Member Architecture - Residential "Board Member + Pau] Harris Fellow

19 Sonoma County Make-Up Locations MONDAY WEST SANTA ROSA-12:15pm HEALDSBURG-12:00pm Los Robles-Cleveland & Edwards Masonic Temple-Plaza & Center WINDSOR-7:15pm Windsor Bowl-8801 Conde Ln. TUESDAY SANTA ROSA EAST-12:15pm Flamingo Hotel-4th & Farmers Lane ROHNERT PARK/COTATI-12:15pm GUERNEVILLE-6:30pm Red Lion Inn-1 Red Lion Dr. Northwoods Restaurant-Hwy. 116 WEDNESDAY SANTA ROSA-12:10pm PETALUMA VALLEY-12:15pm Flamingo Hotel-4th & Farmers Ln. Adobe Creek Golf Club-Frates Rd. SONOMA VALLEY-12:15pm Sonoma Golf & Country Club-1770 Arnold Dr. THURSDAY PETALUMA-12:15pm CLOVERDALE-12:15pm Veteran's Mem. Bldg Petaluma Blvd. S. Veteran's Bldg-W. First St - FRIDAY SEBASTOPOL-12:15pm Veteran's Memorial Bldg.-282 High St. This bulletin is sponsored by the following Rotarian: LAWRY'COKER'DeSILVA ARCHITECTS. A I A KENCOKER HI SANTA ROSA AVENUE SUITE 300 SANTA ROSA, CA95404 AlA POST OFFICE 30X 2245 SANTA ROSA CA "El FAX S 4018 ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN 333 SUNSET a.en.e SUITE 220 SUISUN CITY. CA PLANNING TEL FAX