Santa Rosa Sunrise Rotary Club

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1 CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Bill Kokke Ray Gorman VOCATIONAL SERVICE Archie Julian INTERNATIONAL SERVICE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Dave Lorcnzcn Eric Van Cleave Meeting May 4, 1989 R.I. PRESIDENT Royce Abbey BOB DUNN President Sunrise Rotary Club KENT SEEGMILLER President-Elect STEVE OLSEN I Secretary! ALAN RICH Treasurer PETER TRELEAVEN Past President DIRECTORS: DANA ANDERSON JOHN DOUNSEK GARY DOOUTTLE JOHN JONES BILL KOKKE DAVE LORENZEN P.O. BOX 4687 / SANTA ROSA, CA CHARTERED JUNE 30, 1986 MEETS EVERY THURSDAY 7:15 AM AT THE SHERATON ROUND BARN INN DISTRICT GOVERNOR Robert V. Kane < SANTA ROSA A CITY DESIGNED FOR LIVING, By Archie Julian We enjoyed a slide show of the im provements made to our downtown over the last 20 years. Taken one at a time the change seems piece meal but, a look a what Downtown was just a few years ago shows a complete transformation. The changes are continuing. The Rosenburg building on the Northeast corner of Mendocino Avenue and Fourth Street is planned for hous ing on the upper floors and new re tail stores on the ground floor. Square is scheduled for a face lift and a new community market is coming to Fourth Street." The city must continue to change to remain a desirable place for it's citizens to use. Now, FINE TIMES BY C.E. it could be attributed to all the stress of tax time, but Alan Rich was a little dazed when he showed up for our Thursday morning meeting April 27th and no one was in attendance. $10.00 When we say "Queen for a Day", Who comes to mind???? Non other than Rhoann Ponseti, right?! Well for 13 AWARDS Bill Kokke got to pay $10.00 and Randy Seelye volunteered for the other $ A two week vacation to Kona and all he did was play golf!!!! That cost Phil Hulen $20.00 (How do you pro nounce his name again Pres Bob?) Well, I guess Carol Estes and old Webster will become better ac quainted, $1.00 because she didn't know what "Bankers acceptance" means. When Dana Anderson gets fined, all the females are going to start to scatter. Judy Mills had to pay $10.00 because Dana doesn't help his wife with the Yard work!!! According to Gary Doolittle the only thing in his house that is burglar proof are about a dozen earrings produced bv Gorman De-. signs!!! $1.00 fine to Ray for such a good concept. What is this club coming to!! John Jones paid $5.00 for a little R & R after a tough tax season. BOARD MEETING At the last board meeting the board approved applications for member ship of Mr. Bill Amos and Mr. George Dennis Lenhart. Approved $2,000 donation to the Sonoma County Child Guidence Cen ter. The money will be invested in the SCCGC's general fund and used where needed. Approved $1,000 for improvement of a Chilean School. Many of you may remember the talk Del Raby gave about the need in Chili. John Jones agreed to sponsor bulle tin mailing for next month. The board gave special thanks to John Jones of Linkenheimer, Hebrew and Company, for use of their con ference room and the donation of coffee and donuts.??? Mystery Rotarian??? This member comes from a long line of builders as one of them helped build "The Boardwalk", When very young this persons fami ly moved to a warmer climate where this person attended and graduated from Miami Norland High School (1965) then at- tended and graduated from Florida State (1972)"with a deg ree in The atre. This member pursued adven ture by hitch hiking to San Francisco and back to Tallahassee, Florida. In 1977 this Rotarian married a wonderful Georgian. They now have three sons, James the IV (10), Jeremy Tyler (5) and Jordan Alexander (11). Do you know who this Rotarian is???? NEW MEMBERS The following people have been pro posed to and approved by the board of directors for membership in our club. Their names will appear in the bulletin three times, to notify the membership and to allow the time for members to make any objec tions known to the board. This is the second publication. Mr. Bill Amos, owner of the Coddingtown Baskin Robbins Ice Cream Store. Mr. George Dennis Lenhart (Denny) works for NuFore3t Products in Healdsburg which is a wholesale forest products remanufacturer. He retired from the U.S. Army as a Lieutenant Colonel. $$$$ JACKPOT $$$$ Mike Sass won $42.00, ting to be a habit. This is get- ^^^n\nn>^n^\\vw^\^^^ oxvwvwvwv>

2 i LOCAL MAKE-UP LOCATIONS MONDAY West I/js Roblcj Gevdand Sc Edwuds Santa Rom Q TUESDAY Ijuics 8801 Cot>de Lane 7:15 ijtl WEDNESDAY Sanla Rosa Flamingo Hotel 4ill & I-aimers Lane 0 THURSDAY IV la Iuma Veteran's Mem. Bldg Petaluma Blvd. S Petaluma p.m. 0 FRIDAY Sevastopol Vclt'.ans Mem. Bldg. 2X2 ll^h Street ScbistojxJ Ilcaldsburg House of Sonoma HealdsburgAve. Ilealdsburg Eajt OaJcmonl Irm Highway12to Oakmont Drive 12:15pm Petaluma Valley Sonoma Joe's 5151 Old Redwood Hwy. Pclaluma 12:10 pjn. Cbverdale Papa John's 115 Theresa Dr. CJoverdaJe Rohnert Park/CoUU Red Lion Inn 1 Red Lion Drive Rohnert Park Sonoma Valley Sonoma Nat Golf Club 1770 Arnold Drive Sonoma 12:00 noon Mlddlctown Hidden Valley Hwy 29 North ofmiddlctowu 12:25 pjn... i n i; J " ^ ix. a> o IT» o -o > o 00 O < as _J o ui CD 00 "D _1 in C a) ro <- Q O* 3 District Conference May 11 thru 14th May 11 is Sports day or golf and tennis tournaments. Luau May 12th. Saturday the 13th is governors cocktail party. Cost of registration is $15 to $25. May 11, Meeting, The Mule Lady. This lady has spent her life with Mules. She raises them, uses them for long back country trips, and loves them. She recently was a guest on KSS0 Radio. May 17th, Board Meeting at Linkenheimer, Hebrew and Company, 3510 Unocal Place, Suite 300. Topics at Press Time: Funding for Rotarian to visit Ja pan with exchange students. Male chaperon needed. Funding for International ex change of student from Belgium. Requested amount is $1,000. THIS WEEK'S BULLETIN MAILED TO YOU BY- May 18th, Dan Lambert has planned a special surprise. % q&co. LlNKENHEIMER, HEBREW & COMPANY CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS R. John Jones, C.P.A. PARTNER "8 May 25th, Janet Nicholas will tell us about the new general plan. June 3rd, Rotary Bar B Cue at Leroy Carlinzoli's house. What we do for fun and games is still open so, call Leroy with your sugges tions. "untainorovecorporate CrMmEU35IOUNOCALPLACE.Surni300 banta Rosa, Caijioknia (707) R O T A UNITED IN SERVICE R I A N S DEDICATED TO PEACE «5 u. -"." June 24th. Debunking will occur this evening. This announcement will not appear in Mr. Dunn's bulletin because the committee wants to surprise him. Should you wish to contribute to the festivities contact Peter J

3 CLUB SERVICE Bill Kokke COMMUNITY SERVICE Ray Gorman VOCATIONAL SERVICE Archie Julian INTERNATIONAL SERVICE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Dave Lorcnzen Eric Van Cleave Meeting of May 11,1989 RX PRESIDENT Royce Abbey BOB DUNN President Sunrise Rotary Club KENT SEEGMILLER President-Elect STEVE OLSEN Secretary ALAN RICH Treasurer PETER TRELEAVEN Past President DIRECTORS: DANA ANDERSON JOHN DOUNSEK «GARY DOOUTTLE JOHN JONES >BELL KOKKE DAVE LORENZEN P.O. BOX 4687 / SANTA ROSA, CA < CHARTERED JUNE 30, 1986 MEETS EVERY THURSDAY 7:15 AM AT THE SHERATON ROUND BARN INN DISTRICT GOVERNOR Robert V. Kane THE MYSTERIOUS MULE LADY IS A NO-SHOW It sounded like one of those "don't miss" programs -a chance to see the mysterious fmule lady. Expecting the mule train to dash in and surprise us at any minute, needless to say there was a great deal of disappointment. Now we have only our imaginations to count on. (Shades of the Tenacious Tannenbaum Twins?) * THE MYSTERIOUS MYSTERY ROTARIAN IS A NO-SHOW II Married to a wonderful Georgian, this person must have been with the Mule Lady... where? Not at our meeting. The mystery Rotarian is still a mystery. CLUB ASSEMBLY Sonoma Child Guidance We were forced by the lack of a speaker into a Club Assembly, wherein Ray Gorman invited us to participate in a "fixer-upper weekend" at the offices of Sonoma Child Guidance on Saturday, May 20. A sign-up sheet will be at this Thursday's meeting. Our level of involvement came up in this discussion. Ray has done a great iob choosing an organization tor us to align with. What remains is some serious soul searching to determine our direction. Ray is taking a fund-raising seminar to help Child Guidance and Sunrise Rotary to learn as much as we can about this vital issue. Some areas of involvement for our group include: joint fund-raising efforts; developing a diversified income chain over the next 10years; five-year business plan; formation of a committee to direct this effort over the long-run. A suggestion was made to make our Oktoberfest a joint fund-raiser. This will, be considered by appropriate committees. Oktoberfest Howard Daulton reported on the progress of the Oktoberfest. The date is set for Saturday, October14,1989 in the evening. Ticket prices will be lowered from $15. of last year to $10. T-shirts and visors will be for sale, imprinted with the (Gorman) logo. Howard very graciouslyinformed us of our "volunteer" committees consisting of: graphics & posters, Rhoann Ponseti silent auction, Warren Smith ticket sales, Jim Knauff accounting, Phil Hulen food, Dave Lorenzen Darbeque, Peter Treleaven food service, Russ Lockner beer & distributor, Jack Eddinger prize drawing, Loretta Slyh decorations, open - need volunteer clean-up, to whoever sells fewest tickets entertainment, Pat Gallagher Some suggestions included a music group that goes somewhat beyond whatever "oom-pa-pa" music is. Country and western was suggested. The mule lady was also to be invited - one more chance! fine Times... A guest gave us the rundown on Steamboat Springs, Colorado. He "forgot" to bring his club's flag, so, we lost but did not gain one. Does anyone know the percentageof flags we actually get from those who promise to send them? Wayne Light paid $25. for the privilege of tellingus about his new 4,000 square foot house. That's getting off pretty easily for a house that size. It's a good thing he wasn't fined for his wife's pushing of the panic button... Pat Gallagher, who as of this writing is still employed and still employed at the same location (not employed by the same employer), has a live radio show going to benefit Canine Companions for Independence. $8. admits you to a performance at the Studio Kafe. June 2 is a special benefit night for CCI... be thereor bebittenby a mad dog. Leroy Carlenzoli filled us in on a lazy Mississippi River trip, complete with history lesson. It seems that in the good ole' days the river was laden with 100's of steamboats. The railroads wanted the business and would stopat nothingto get it - they burned those classic beauties... Steve Olsen started talking a foreign language again - about his horses and that world. He was recently in the South, too, to attend the Volvo World Cup Horse Combined Driving competition. Did anybody whinny? Phil Hulen's name has become somewhat of a joke. Why? Seems our president has a hard timepronouncing thisname no one elsehas a problemwith. Is this a good or bad sign? All we know is, he's leaving office soonand we have high hopes for the next president's ability to pronounce this highly unusual, foreign name. ****«a«*n*«*^n**a^^ v\\\\\\\\\\v«\\\\w

4 . a LOCAL MAKE-UP LOCATIONS MONDAY Weal SanU Rosa I-os Roblca Cleveland ScEdwards SanU Rom 12:15p.m. Q TUESDAY Lanes SS01 CofidcUne 7:15 un. WEDNESDAY Flamingo Ilotcl 4th & Farmers Lane 1115 pjn. 0 THURSDAY Hcaldsburg Mouse of Sonoma ItealdsburgAve. Ilea]dsburg East Oakmont Inn Highway12to Oakmont Drive Fetaluma Valley Sonoma Joe's 5151 Old Redwood Hwy. Petaluma 12:10pjn. Rohnert Park/Colall Red Lion Inn 1 Red Lion Drive Rohnert Park Sonoma Valley Sonoma Nat. GolfClub 1770 Arnold Drive Sonoma 12:00 noon! 1 I - m. <?-//- 0> 13 >- O 03 O < a o o Coming up... pb JUNE 24 - DEBUNKING This evening is debunking don't tell Mr. Dunn because it's a surprise. Contact Peter Treleaven for info at JULY 9 - NEW DATE FOR BARBEQUE Carlenzoli's house, 5435 Wilshire Drive, ( ). 2:00-7:00 p.m. Let thegames begin! Ping pong, badminton, volleyball, horseshoes, and more. Bring an appetizer or dessert. Spouses and spousal equivalents are welcome, children and dogsare not. That's the way it is. PcUluma Veteran'sMem.Bldg Petaluma Blvd. S Petalunv 12:10 pin. 0 FRIDAY Scbastppol Vclcran'sMem.Bldg. 2«211ifih Street Sebasiopol CJoverdale Papa John's 115 Theresa Dr. Qovcrdale Mlddletown HiddenValley Hwy 29 North ofmiddlctown 12:25 pjn. THIS WEEK'S BULLETIN MAILED TO YOU BY- LlNKENHEIMER, HEBREW & COMPANY CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS R. John Jones, C.P.A. PARTNER thjntajnorove CORPORATE CENTRE I 35i0UNOCAL PLACE, SUITE 300, California (707) ROTARIANS UNITED IN SERVICE - DEDICATED TO PEACE t- m QC -J LU CD 30 _j ir> UJ ro t- O (/> XI c MAY 17 - BOARD MEETING Linkenheimer, Hebrew & Company, 3510 Unocal Place, Suite 300. Topics: Funding for Rotarian to visit Japan with exchange students. Male chaperone needed. Funding for International exchange of student from Belgium. Requested amount: $1,000. MAY 18 - GENERAL MEETING A special meeting? MAY 20-WORK AT SONOMA CHILD GUIDANCE Sign up at Thursday's meeting - we need sheetrock, painting, etc., help. Be there or be square, Levis or capris please. MAY 25- GENERAL MEETING Supervisor Janet Nicholas will inform us about the General Plan for Sonoma County. v. NEW MEMBERS The following people have been proposed to and approved by the Board of Directors for membership in Sunrise Rotary Club. Their names have appeared in the bulletin two times to notify the membership and to allow time for members' objections to be made known to the Board. This is the third and final publication. Mr. Bill Amos, owner of the Coddingtown Baskin-Robbins ice cream store. Mr. GeorgeDennis Lenhard (Denny) workc for NuForest Products in Healdsburg. The) are a wholesale forest products remanufacturer. He retired from the U.S. Army as a Lieutenant Colonel. >

5 CLUB SERVICE Bill Kokke COMMUNITY SERVICE Ray Gorman VOCATIONAL SERVICE Archie Julian INTERNATIONAL SERVICE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Dave Lorcnzcn Eric Van Cleave R.L PRESIDENT Royce Abbey BOB DUNN President Sunrise Rotary Club KENT SEEGMILLER President-El'Xt STEVE OLSEN Secretary ALAN RICH Treasurer PETER TRELEAVEN Past President DIRECTORS: DANA ANDERSON JOHN DOLINSEK GARY DOOUTTLE JOHN JONES. BILL KOKKE DAVE LORENZEN DISTRICT GOVERNOR Robert V. Kane Meeting of May 18,1989 P.O. BOX 4687 / SANTA ROSA, CA CHARTERED JUNE 30, 1986 MEETS EVERY THURSDAY 7:15 AM AT THE SHERATON ROUND BARN INN ( Jeffrey Harris, M.A., C.C.C., etc. Talks Right Good Communication is a very important word. The goal of all communication is Trust and Believability. What you radiate is what you attract. Your voice is a communication tool too many people ignore. Harris & Associates is a group of speech and organizational communication consultants who help individuals and. organizations become moresuccessful by refining their communication skills. Excellent communication skills enhance success in any endeavor. We spend fully 75% of our communication time in speaking and listening. Even listening is a critical skill, making up fully 40% of our communication time. 38% of our communication skills involve the voice and how we saythings. Surprisingly, 55% of all communicationis non-verbal'. Four things make a good voice: pitch, resonance, intensity and intonation. Howard Daulton demonstrated his incredible abilities by repeating repeatedly the phrase, "Uh, huh, my name is Howard." Harris' friendly computer analyzed his voice and found it adequate. 70% of us do not speak in the natural pitch of our voice, while 38% of our effectiveness is based on the sound of our voice. Many men (not in our club!?) have the "John Wayne" voice syndromeassociating deep tone with power and masculinity. While verbal communication is certainly important, non-verbal is 10X more powerful than what you say. Five factors contribute to non-verbal factors: distance, posture, face, eyes and hands. Mystery Rotarian is a No-Show III Married to a wonderful Georgian, this person attended our meeting, but was left out again due to time constraints. Welcome New Members!! We are pleased and proud to welcome three new members into the tribe: Howard Daulton brought in Bill Amos, owner of Coddingtown's Baskin & Robbins store. Phil Hulen sponsored the membership of his own son-in-law, Stan Walker of Stan Walker & Associates, acoustical contractors- Dan LainDert proposed and welcomed George Dennis Lenhart (Denny) of NuForest Products in Healdsburg. They manufacture wholesale forest products. Remember, membership growth is everyone's business. One of the privileges you have as a member of Rotary is the right to propose new members. More New Members Proposed Art King, CPA with accounting firm of Moss Adams, proposed by Howard. Daulton. NancyAita, insurance and employee benefits, owner of Aita & Associates, proposed by John Dolinsek. These candidates for club membership have been approved by the Classification & Membership committees and accepted by the Board of Directors and hereby are published in accordance with the Bylaws, Article II. Before taking final action on these proposed members,a ten-day period from the date of this notice shall elapse, during which time any member has the privilege of objecting to the election of any proposed member by so notifying the Board of Directors in writing and stating therein the reason for his/her objection. Sf^Hg^fefc. Keeping up with Kagoshima Dave Lormzen filled us in on Kagoshima Nishi. Chartered in 1986, the program started with a student exchange committee, enlisting the help of Friends of Kagoshima. In ,nine students were sent to Japan during the summer for a full month. The Group Study Exchange Program allows 4-5 young professionals to tour local Rotary districts with at least one Rotarian in attendance. Our club has also hosted 15 students from Japan, involving some 20of our families. We have also sent funds to a club in Chile to provide a heating stove for a rural school. In , ten students from Santa Rosa are slated to go to Japan for one month with two chaperones. On the local scene we will be hosting a Belgian student from August through June. She will be staying in four different homes.

6 local make-up locations D MONDAY WejlSunli Ron I-osRobJej Ocvcland4 Edwinb SanU Roia 1115p.m. Q TUESDAY 1-anes SS01 Conde Unc 7:15.jn. 0 WEDNESDAY SanU Rom namingo llotl 411] & FarmersLtno 1115 pjn. O THURSDAY PcUlumi Vcleran's Mem. Bldg. 1094Pailumi Blvd.S TcLiluma li-iopjn. FRITAV Scbastopcl Veteran's Nfcrn. Bldg. 2K2ll1 h"sar»t ScbaMojvJ 1115p.ru. Hc*ldsburg House of Sooomt HealdsburgAve. 1leal dsburg pjn. Eut Oakmont Inn Highway 12to Oakmont Drive 1115 pm FeLalumi Valley Sonoma Joc'j 5151 Old Redwood Hwy. Petal umi 12:10pjn. Ooverdale Papa John's 115 Theresa Dr. Goverdalc 12;15pjn, Rohnert Park/Cotatl Red Lion Inn 1Red Lbn Drive Rohnert Park 1115pjji. Sonoma Valley Sonoma Nat.Golfdub 1770Arnold Drive Sonoma 12:00 not* Mlddlctown Hidden Valley Hwy 29 North ofmiddjetown 12:25pjn. THIS WEEK'S BULLETIN MAILED TO V OU BY,: LlNKENHEIMER, HEBREW &COMPANY! CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS COMPANY, R. John Jones, C.P.A. PARTNER i^sitk^^^ji^^^s^^ SantaRo^Cauhq^ (707) 54^0272 O T A UNITED IN SERVICE -DEDICATED TO PEACE H CO «H < > r W g-3 o g u to -s a.a in i E 5 8 c^ -J O E g u '33 jfwte ^Hme5 Ke«f Seegmiller forgot his wife Joan's birthday claims to have been with his mother at the time. The group wondered if his mother would testify to that. Kent was also in New York recentlyattending a training class. He claimed he had NO FUN at all. For this he was fined $5. with $10. for Joan's birthday forgetfulness. He was able to pass it on to Alan Rich. Vicki Lockner joined the Human Race and came in in record time! Not only that, she contributedover $200 in pledges to Community Resources forindependence. She passed her $9. fine for her good work on to new member Denny Lenhart. Tom Eakin looked like a new man after his Virgin Islands vacation. Not only was he relaxed and tan, he'ssporting new facial hair. That kind of growth can be expensive - to the tune of $25. Don rt forget... MEMBER BIRTHDAYS Dana Anderson, May 25 Dave Lorenzen,June 10 Mark Walsvik,June 10 Alan Rich, June 11 MEMBER ANNIVERSARIES Del & Harriet Raby, May 25 Wayne & Audra Light, June 11 Robert &Mary Ann Clark,June 14 Archie & Susan Julian, June 19 Warren & Wendy Smith, June 20 Dana & Cathy Anderson, June 20 Gary & Carolyn Doolittle, June 21 SPOUSE BIRTHDAYS Joan Seegmiller,May 14 Cynthia van Cleave, May 18 Judy Franke, June 6 Kay LambertJune 22 Diane Dunn, Tuly 1 &ommf up.... MAY25- GENERAL MEETING Supervisor Janet Nicholas on the General Plan for Sonoma County. JUNE 1 - GENERAL MEETING Two speakers, Marsha Honrath, M.FC.C. and Avner Perry, Ph.D., on MEDIATION. JUNE 24 - DEBUNKING This evening is debunking don't tell Mr. Dunn because it's a surprise. Contact Peter Treleaven for info at JULY 9 - NEW DATE FOR BARBEQUE Carlenzoli's house, 5435 Wilshire Drive, ( ). 2:00-7:00 p.m. Let the games begin! Ping pong, badminton, volleyball, horseshoes, and more. Bring an appetizer or dessert. Spouses and spousal equivalents are welcome, children and dogs are not. That's the way it is.

7 CLUB SERVICE Bill Kokke VOCATIONAL SERVICE Archie Julian INTERNATIONAL SERVICE D.ivc Lorenzen COMMUNITY SERVICE Ray Gorman Meeting May 25, 1989 SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Eric Van Cleave THE SONOMA COUNTY GENERAL PLAN After 400 hours of hearinqs and listening to over 3,000 citizens the Sonoma County General Plan is completed. The document could also De called a book as it is 3 inches thick. The plan is actually re quires only 2 inches of paper but, the attorneys had to add an inch of definitions for clarification (?). The plan tries to accomplish three goals. First, to keep agriculture a viable part of Sonoma County. Second to keep open green spaces between our cities. 'And last tc keep growth in line with the abil ity of our infrastructure to sup port it. Janet Nicholas made an excellent presentation and made the point; The general plan is no stronger than the will of the people to see it is adhered to. FINE TIMES Tack Eddinger pointed out that oward Daulton was inappropriately dressed to represent a Bank much less our club. It cost Howard $5.00. R-I. PRESIDENT Royce Abbey BOB DUNN President DIRECTORS: Sunrise Rotary Club KENT SEEGMILLER President-Elect DANA ANDERSON JOHN DOLINSEK STEVE OLSEN I Secretary! GARY IX>OUTTLE ALAN RICH Treasurer JOHN JONES PETER TRELEAVEN Past President 'BILL KOKKE DAVE LORENZEN P.O. BOX 46S7 / SANTA ROSA, CA CHARTERED TONE 30, MEETS EVERY THURSDAY 7:15 AM AT THE SHERATON ROUND BARN INN Del Raby celebrated his 15th wed ding anniversary and it cost him only $ This fine was lite because President Bob couldn't get the number of years from his data base and as usual guessed wrong. Kent Seegmiller paid $10.00 for not knowing how many quarters in $6.25. Once you depend on a computer it's hard to think without it. DISTRICT CONFERENCE Del Raby reported on the meeting. Four of our members attended which is a 300% increase over last year. Several Bay Area clubs won awards which are given according to club size. The three categories are* less than 50 members, 50 to 100 members and 100 and more members. The following bay area clubs in our category won awards. Foundation Giving per capita Petaluma Valley. World Community Service - Half Moon Bay. Bulletin - San Francisco West. Membership Increase - Guerneville. Attendance - Novato. Vocational Service - San Bruno. Community Service - San Francisco West and Youth Service - Middletown. PRESENTATION TO SONOMA COUNTY CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER Ray Gorman presented SCCGC a check for $2,000 to support the intern training program. Bob Cassidy, the director, was very pleased with the work party turn out Saturday the 20th. He was im pressed as almost everyone that signed up showed up. Good Job. SCHOLARSHIP CANDIDATE Andreas Pickett gave a short talk about his life and how he came from Argentina via Idaho to. He is currently attending Santa Rosa Junior College and wants to become a college professor. FROM THE BOARD Steve Olsen reported our attendance is at 82.67%. Also, Mr. Fred Temps has resigned form the club. I'm sure we'll all miss Fred. Our membership now stands at 50. "We sid pro one Plu DISTRICT GOVERNOR Robert V. Kane FROM OUR NEXT PRESIDENT >fo ov need your help." One of Preent-elect Seegmiller's first jects will be to review and recile the Paul Harris and Polio s donation records. Past presidents Warren Smith and Pete Treleaven will head the com mittee. Please review vour records and report any donations you have made to one of these men. They will reconcile with the club and Rotary International records. $$$ JACKPOT $$$ Jim Hakel won $ Contractors ire alwavs PoSL,Th3nkS g es t0 Rhoa Ponseti for writing and laving out the bulletin while I was away. t like her style.

8 a LO C A L M A KE-UP LOCAT IONS MONDAY "Pi 4i> 5'>^'^ Weit SanU Ron Ixn Roblcs Cleveland Sc Edwanis SanU Rosa 1115 pjn. Hcjatdsburg House of Sonoma Heal daburgave. Itealdsburg 1115 pjn. TUESDAY Lines 8801 Condc Unc Windier 7:15 ajn. D WEDNESDAY Flamingo 1lolcl 4th Sl Farmers Lane Q THURSDAY Pclaluma VeteransMem. Bldg Petaluma Blvd. S Petaluma lllopjn. Q FRIDAY Scbastopol Veteran'sMem.Bldg. 282 High Street Scbastopol 1115 pan. East Oakmont Inn Highway12to Oakmont Drive Petaluma Valley Sonoma Joe's 5151 Old Redwood Hwy. Pctaluma 12:10pjn. Cloverdale Papa John's 115 Theresa Dr. Qovcrdale Rohnert Park/Cotatl Red Lion Inn 1 Red Lion Drive Rohnert Park Sonoma Valley Sonoma Nat Golf Club 1770 Arnold Drive Sonoma 12:00 noon Mlddlctown HiddenValley Hwy 29 North of Middlctown 12:25pjn. THIS WEEK'S BULLETIN MAILED TO YOU BY- UPCOMING EVENTS June 1st - Regular Meeting. Speaker Marsha Honrath, M.F.C.C. and Abner Perry, Phd. will present a program on mediation. June 23rd - Debunking. Yes you're right the date has been changed. Consultant Leroy Carlenzoli in sisted that to be successful the function's date must be changed one or more times. It will be held at the Sheraton. Contact Peter should you need a map. July 24th - Rotary Picnic at Leroy Carlinzoli's home, 5435 Wilshire Drive,, :00 to 7:00pm. Bring an appe tizer or dessert and your spouse or other adult companion. % &Co. LlNKENHEIMER, HEBREW & COMPANY CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS R. John Jones, C.P.A. PARTNER to 1/3 w H «pq 8 O "8* J 2 KOUNTAINOROVE CoRTORATE CENTRE I 3510 UNOCAL PLACE, SUITE 300, California (707) ROTARIANS UNITED IN SERVICE - DEDICATED TO PEACE <. o E ffi =i O w o 5 D O to Uh pq -~ - to.a «3 3 M #