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SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS CD (X) SANTA WEST SANTA ROSA Los Robles- Cleveland & Edwards MONDAY HEALDSBURG Masonic Temple - Plaza &Temple Healdsburg -12:15 p.m. U H ^ P WINDSOR Windsor Lanes - 8801 Conde Lane Windsor-7:15 a.

1 SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS CD (X) SANTA WEST SANTA ROSA Los Robles- Cleveland & Edwards MONDAY HEALDSBURG Masonic Temple - Plaza &Temple Healdsburg -12:15 p.m. U H ^ P WINDSOR Windsor Lanes Conde Lane Windsor-7:15 a.m. TUESDAY SANTA ROSA EAST FlamingoHotel - 4th & Farmers Lane I I ROTARY CLUB Chartered June 30, 1986 Meets every Thursday 7:15 a.m. At the Sheraton Round Barn Inn ROHNERT PARK / COTATI Red Lion Inn - 1 Red Lion Drive Rohnert Park -12:15 p.m. GUERNEVILLE Northivood Lodge Hwy. 116 Guemeville - 6:30 p.m. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 513 P.O. Box Santa Rosa, CA SANTA ROSA Flamingo Hotel - 4th &FarmersLane Santa Rosa-12:15 p.m. WEDNESDAY PETALUMA VALLEY Sonoma Joe's Old RedwoodHwy. Petaluma -12:10 p.m. SONOMA VALLEY Sonoma NationalGolfClub- 1770Arnold Drive Sonoma -12:00 Noon THURSDAY PETALUMA Ve.?ran's Mem. Bldg PetalumaBlvd.S Petaluma- 12:10 p.m. FRIDAY SEBASTOPOL Veteran's Memorial Building High Street Sebastopol -12:15 p.m. CLOVERDALE Papa John's-115TheresaDrive Cloverdale-12:15 p.m. Gorman Design = GROUP INCORPORATED <J Ray Gorman President 3510 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE, SUITE G, SANTA ROSA, CA (707) FAX (707) Inside California: (800) Outside Calilomia. (600) "Enjoy Rotary! R.I. Hugh Archer DISTRICT GOVERNOR Jack Vallerga Kent Seegmiller -ELECT Gary Doolittle SECRETARY Steve Olsen TREASURER Tom Eakin PAST Bob Dunn DIRECTORS: CLUB SERVICE tt COMMUNITY SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Meeting October 5, 1989 \ started the meeting with the Pledge of allegiance. John Watson gave the invocation, asking a blessing for Westoberfest. Howard Daulton intro duced the visiting Rotarians.(is this guy always this full of energy this early???) FINE TIMES Eric Van Cleave showed up and President Kent fined him $5 as we see some visitors more often than Eric lately. Jim Hakel wore a billboard jacket with the name of an obscure contracting company emblazoned on the back. It cost him $2 for advertising. Jim Daw and Kathy have been married 20 years which cost Jim $10. Bill Kokke purchase, J a house in "them thar hills" just north of Middletown. He paid $5. Peter Treleaven should know better than to

"bitch" at President Kent about the pocket roster we used to have and now have again. He paid $5. I should know better than talk or print about someone 's (you know who) slippery tongue in public.

2 "bitch" at President Kent about the pocket roster we used to have and now have again. He paid $5. I should know better than talk or print about someone 's (you know who) slippery tongue in public. Last week's com-ment cost me $5. Tom Eakin explained what silver, amber, Harvest Faire and something else have in common. Seems he and his partner won a SILVER medal for their Amber Larger Beer at the Harvest Faire. It cost Tom ( 5. RECYCLING TIRES & RICE HULLS Bob Grelic of Oxford Energy Company explained just how big a problem our throwaways are becoming. Every year our country discards 250 million tires, including 22 million from California, about half of which from No. California. Until Oxford Energy built it's plant in Westley, they piled up & up & up. This plant recycles old tires. Burning tires gets rid of them, but also creates energy and useful by-products. Steel slag is used in road bases, fly ash is treated to recover zinc and other by-products are used in gypsum. The most important part is the plant is i rtually non-polluting. In Williams another plant converts rice hulls into energy. The same technology may be utilized in the near future to convert rice straw: to energy. Rice Straw is currently burned off each year producing significant air pollution. The Rice plant produces 25 megawatts of power. Thanks to Bob for a very interesting presentation. WESTOBERFEST Howard Daulton asks everyone to make a note if ticket purchasers are not planning to attend Westoberfest. Also, a few words from Jim Knauff.. "Sell, sell, sell." Turn your money into Phil Hulen. Since you will need them, additional tickets are available from Buster, Jim, or Phil. REMINDER... The meeting officially starts at 7:15 am. in order to provide adequate time to our speakers we must start promptly. Thanks....From the Management. THINK ABOUT ARIANE i!! Are you considering a weekend to the snow, a day at the beach, or trip to a San Francisco museum? Great! If you think you might have' room for one more person, think about. Ariane Dukers, our Exchange Student form Seraing, Belgium. mid-june. She's our guest until She can do anything with you unless the activity puts her at risk. For example she cannot go parachuting, glider flying, deep sea diving etc. She cannot miss too much school and the cost of each activity must be borne by the host. After all she is our guest. Please, donot call Ariane. Call, at work or at home if you can help. Just having her for dinner will be fun for all. 'S CORNER by Kent Seegmiller "Definition Security: of Listerine, Social Right Guard & Odor Eaters." Special Thanks to everyone for $263 donation to Sonoma County Child Guidence Center and especially to Jim Hakel for MCmg the silent auction. JACKPOT Warren Smith, won $lo. Rhoann Ponseti won an opportunity to reach into the bag in search for the elusive black marble. It s sad to report the Black again outclevered one of our smarter members. The jackpot is now $120. Buy a ticket for your chance Black. UPCOMING EVENTS October 12 to go for the Speaker: Dr. Andolsen, President of Sonoma County Physicians. Topic: Health October 14 Westoberfest Be there or be Square October 19 No. elsewhere this week. Visit another club. October 25 Go Notice! Notice! Notice! This is a Wednesday!!! Time: 7:00am Place: Sonoma County Jail Cost: $10.00 per person Rotary in the Slammer. This is the only way to see inside our new, ' not inex pensive, state of the art(?), correctional facility.

SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS WEST SANTA ROSA Los Robles - Cleveland & Edwards WINDSOR Windsor Lanes - 8801 Conde Lane Windsor-7:15 a.m.

3 SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS WEST SANTA ROSA Los Robles - Cleveland & Edwards WINDSOR Windsor Lanes Conde Lane Windsor-7:15 a.m. KOHNERT PARK / COTATI Red Lion Inn - 1 Red Lion Drive Rohnert Park - 12:15p.m. MONDAY TUESDAY HEALDSBURG Masonic Temple - Plaza & Temple Healdsburg -12:15 p.m. SANTA ROSA EAST FlamingoHotel- 4th & Farmers Lane Santa Rosa -12:15 p.m. GUERNEVILLE Northwood Lodge Hwy. 116 Guerneville - 6:30 p.m. IP I v\',c. <fc at a:,,-r UJ O : : \-y-ftcd CD < h-l U H CD & SAAflADOSA SUNnRISE ROTARY CLUB ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 513 Chartered June 30, 1986 Meets every Thursday 7:15a.m. At the Sheraton Round Bam Inn P.O. Box Santa Rosa, CA SANTA ROSA Flamingo Hotel - 4th &Farmers Lane Santa Rosa-12:15 p.m. WEDNESDAY PETALUMA VALLEY Sonoma joe's Old Redwood Hwy. Petaluma-12:10 p.m. SONOMA VALLEY Sonoma National GolfClub Arnold Drive Sonoma -12:00 Noon THURSDAY PETALUMA Veteran's Mem. BUg Petaluma Blvd. S Petaluma-12:10 p.m. FRIDAY SEBASTOPOL Veteran's Memorial Building- 282 High Street Sebastopol -12:15 p.m. CLOVERDALE Papa John's- 115Theresa Drive Cloverdale-12:15 p.m. Gorman Design GROUP INCORPORATED <J Ray Gorman President ~n 3510 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE, SUITE G. SANTA ROSA, CA (707) FAX (707) Inside Calilomia: (800) Outside California: (800) * s m -2 2 u o o Q <s "Enjoy irotary!" R.I. Hugh Archer DISTRICT GOVERNOR Jack Vallerga Kent Seegmiller -ELECT Gary Doolittle SECRETARY Steve Olsen TREASURER Tom Eakin PAST Bob Dunn DIRECTORS: CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Meeting October 12, 1989 Mike Mccracken started the meeting with the Pledge of allegiance, after getting a jump start from Ray Gorman. Bill Amos gave the invocation, again asking a blessing for Westoberfest. Mike Sass introduced visiting Rotarians, in the process giving some new names. FINE TIMES Some of our members can't help but flaunt their wealth. To avoid naming names President Kent asked Bob Dunn, Gary Jensen and John Watson to stand. Each of these gentle men paid for breakfast with either a $50 a $100 bill or a check reguesting $20 in change. The fines respect ively $2.50, $5. and $2.50. Mike older Sass became Sunday, the one fine year J. Gary Doolittle and Steve Owj-Js each received a complimentary rose for their wive's birth-

days and paid $15 for the card. The Doolittles will celebrate with the Lorenzen's by taking Ariane Duker's to Disney land next week. Marilyn Pratt has been married a whole year Monday, 10/16.

4 days and paid $15 for the card. The Doolittles will celebrate with the Lorenzen's by taking Ariane Duker's to Disney land next week. Marilyn Pratt has been married a whole year Monday, 10/16. The largest part of her $15 fine was for pulling strings to have our speaker featured in last Sunday's PD. Dr. Smile's smile is bigger, brighter and prouder for good reason as he announced Judy is carrying their first child. f^is cost Dr. Franke $5. ngratulations Rick and Judy. CAN WE DO ANYTHING ABOUT THE HIGH COST OF MEDICAL CARE? Dr. Andolsen, President of the Sonoma County Medical Assoc iation, explained how diffi cult it is to reduce the cost of medical care. The cost of new technology, eguipment, and administering the medical system all add to the high cost. Eleven point one percent of our Gross National Product is spent on medicine. Doctor fees are responsible for about 13% and administra tion cost approximately 20%. He relayed an experience where saving a heart attack patient earned him less than removing an appendix. The heart attack ient reguired $3500 worth drugs in the first fifteen minutes, and his hospital room cost $1,000 per day. The appendix operation was routine taking about 15 minutes. The heart attack occurred over a couple of hours and later the cardiologist found one artery 90% blocked. The kicker is the heart attack patient refused to pay Dr. Andolsen saying "he didn't do any thing", but paid the cardio logist. Seventeen percent of US citizens and 22% of Californians do not carry insurance. Many others are underinsured. Several initia tives will address this issue on next year's ballot. He urged us to look carefully at each initiative and determine who will ultimately pay the cost of care. WESTOBERFEST Did we have a party or what??? The sights, the sounds and the feeling was PARTY HARDY. I can't report on every thing but, someone made a fashion statement in blue denim... another dances very well with his daughter...but, not nearly as well as the knee hopper... everyone looks good sporting a cowboy hat, and boots. All had a good time, including the few Eric refused to serve more beer. (they didn't argue) More about Westoberfest later. BARGAIN BARGAIN... Buster reports a few Westoberfest tee shirts are available. They come in sizes s, m, 1, & el. They are now selling for only $6.50ea. Contact Howard at to place your order. Don't fail......to show up at the Jail On October 25, our meeting will be at the new Sonoma County Jail. This Wednesday meeting will bring tqoflmier all Santa Rosa Rotary,^lubst The meeting starts at 7:00 am. I've heard from inside confidential sources that this is the only way to see the jail. 'S CORNER by Kent Seegmiller Since I Was thoughtfully put on the "compliments" commit tee, I'd like to do just that. My hat's off to Buster and his remarkable committee....from Estes, Mills, et al on decor ations, to Fricassee Franke, Lorenzen, Daw, Eakin, Watson, Olsen, Mccracken, Lambert, et al on food prep, to Hulen, Knauff, Doolittle, Julian, on frontdoor/tickets, to Amos and King on Auction to servers and pourers and clean uppers, too... my pride runneth over to all of you. PS. _ Ther'll be no more midnight house moving in Owles truck for the rest my term. "You know who you are." JACKPOT Loretta Slyh, seized the opportunity to reach into the bag in search of great wealth. The black marble eluded her clever advances causing the jackpot to grow to $13 0. Mike Sass_ won $10. The black is elusive, you must buy a ticket for a chance to pick it. UPCOMING EVENTS October 19 No, another club. October 2 5 Notice! Notice! Notice! This Time: is a Wednesday!!! 7:00am Go visit Place: Sonoma County Jail Cost: $10.00 per person October 2 6 Normally a regular meeting but since we will be meeting the 25th we are dark. November 2 Speaker: District Governer John Vallerga Topic: Rotary Foundation November 9th Speaker: Paul Sandas Topic: Rotary Foundation

5 SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS WEST SANTA ROSA Los Robles - Cleveland & Edwards WINDSOR Windsor Lanes 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 Flamingo Hotel - 4th & Farmers Lane Santa Rosa-12:15 p.m. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY HEALDSBURG MasonicTemple - Plaza & Temple Healdsburg -12:15 pjn. SANTA ROSA EAST Flamingo Hotel- 4th & Farmers Lane GUERNEVILLE Northwood Lodge Hwy. 116 Guerneville - 6:30p.m. PETALUMA VALLEY Sonoma Joe's Old Redwood Hwy. Petaluma -12:10 p.m. SONOMA VALLEY Sonoma NationalGolfClub- 1770Arnold Drive Sonoma-12:00 Noori THURSDAY PETALUMA Veteran's Mem. Bldg Petaluma Blvd. S Petaluma- 12:10p.m. FRIDAY SEBASTOPOL Veteran's Memorial Building - 282High Street Sebastopol -12:15 p.m. CLOVERDALE Papa John's Theresa Drive Cloverdale -12:15 p.m. Vt 1 CO CO o E2 y /'(P^^cff (Hoi. sv > fm r- O <- # o >- O a o< < 3D CC 0) H- (0 «- Q _l O LU V) OQ X) T3 Jin c LU PO -r o o 3 CD CA < u H CA SANTATXOSA SUNilRISE ^ii Chartered June 30, 1986 Meets every Thursday 7:15 a.m. ' ROTARY CLUB ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 513 "Enjoy 1Rotary!" R.I. Hugh Archer DISTRICT GOVERNOR Jack Vallerga Kent Seegmiller DIRECTORS: CLUB SERVICE At the Sheraton Round Barn Inn P.O. Box Santa Rosa, CA Meeting October 25, 1989 Rotary in the Slammer Phil Trobridge, president of Windsor Rotary opened the Santa Rosa Joint meeting. Jack Vallerga, Governor led the pledge of allegiance to our flag. Rev. David Green gave the invocation. He asked a blessing for the food as it was "...better than none." AGEdwards&Sons,Inc ** isibsimtiwi s/.\ii:m7 Members Nest York StockExchange, Inc. MIKE McCRACKEN INVESTMENT BROKER OUTSIDE CALIFORNIA I-8O O0 IN NORTHERN CALIF (707) D STREET. P.O. BOX 908 SANTA ROSA, CA ELECT Gary Doolittle SECRETARY Steve Olsen TREASURER Tom Eakin PAST Bob Dunn COMMUNITY SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS This joint meeting was planned by Phil Trobridge and Kent Seegmiller and Sonoma County Sheriffs Department. Dick Michaelson, welcomed us to a new generation jail. This facility is one of 50 across the nation. it is unique as there are no bars no tanks or dormitories, anu the ratio of officers to inmates will be much lower than traditional or our existing jail.

( He is obviously very pleased with the jail. He relayed a story about a lady who thought it was a Nordstrom's Departent Store and was upset when she couldn't7 find her way in.

6 ( He is obviously very pleased with the jail. He relayed a story about a lady who thought it was a Nordstrom's Departent Store and was upset when she couldn't7 find her way in. I didn't get her name; some things are too embarrassing to print. The jail allows direct supervision. The supervising officer manning a control center in the center of a large multi use room. Men and women officers will supervise oth male and female inmates. -ich prisoner occupies a 7 X 10 cell, located around the perimeter of a multi use room. The Basketball/handball courts are behind a glass wall behind the control station. Everything is under one roof. The arraignment court is in one wing of the building with Administration offices and holding cell which will house men and women together. The Sally Port will accommodate several cars, a major im provement over the existing single car facility. For those of you who wonder about such things, the dictionary defines a sally port as a gate in a fortification designed for sorties or attacks by besieged forces upon the besiegers. I were given a tour of the cne Male Special Housing section which is for inmates who cannot behave or are in protective custody. You can describe the area with one word, cold. Each room has a sink, mirror and toilet, all made of stainless steel. Nothing is endearing about the rooms, I think, specially designed to be a place no one wants to occupy. In this section inmates are allowed two personal possessions, two non polaroid pictures as they are often used to import. contraband. The program was informative. The food was not what a good restaurant would serve, but it is the food inmates eat. They are still trying to work out the last details (the microphone worked most of the time) and expect to occupy around Christmas. ALL EXPENSE PAID ONE WEEK VACATION FOR TWO IN HAWAII!!! Is this your STYLE??? Make it possible by purchasing Rotary Foundation Raffle tickets from Judy Mills or Stan Walker, Thursday November 2. P.S. If you are a Paul Harris sustaining member and you have not made your annual $100 contribution, this is a ' perfect time to do it! You'll get 10 raffle tickets for the Hawaii trip and it will count : toward your Paul Harris sustaining member donation. BARGAIN BARGAIN BARGAIN Buster reports a few Westoberfest tee shirts are available. They come in sizes s/ nif 1, & el. They are now selling for only $6.50ea. Contact Howard at to place your order. HELP THE QUAKE VICTIMS-. If you want to help the Earth Quake victims through Rotary you may make your donation to District 515 Bay Area Earth Quake Relief Fund. You can send it to 31 Paramon Way, Novato, CA Monies collected will go to people who lost their homes and had no insurance. 'S CORNER by Kent Seegmiller This week you should have received the New Improved calender and organization chart. Please review and note changes. My special thanks to Dana Anderson and committee for getting Earth Quake disaster relief information out to the membership. Thanks to Phil Hulen for stepping in at Rotary in the Slammer. I'm not worried BUT we haven't seen the money yet! Last week's thought for the day didn't get published. "Conscience: The sixth sense we have that comes to our aid when we are wrong and tells us that we are about to get caught JACKPOT The JACKPOT now stands at $130. Buy a ticket for a chance to get it. UPCOMING EVENTS / November 2 Speaker: District Governor John Vallerga Topic: Rotary Foundation November 7th Election Day. November 9th Speaker: Paul Sandas Topic: Rotary Foundation November 11 Rotary Foundation Dinner Eureka November 16 Speaker: Lou Alsobrook, in Superintendent Santa Rosa City Schools. Topic: Santa Rosa City Schools. November 23 Dark in recognition of Thanksgiving.

7 ROTARY FOUNDATION The month of November has been selected as Rotary Foundation Month. Here are questions and answers to frequently asked questions from the publication "Getting Acquainted With Rotary". What is the Rotary Foundation?!t_ is a non-profit corpor ation _ providing worldwide humanitarian grants to needy peoples and worthy projects, and educational awards for international exchanges of university scholars and teachers, and business and professional people. The objective of The Rotary Foundation is the achievement of world understanding and peace through international char-itable and educational programs. How is The Rotary Foundation supported? By voluntary contributions from Rotary clubs, Rot-rians and others. Further gifts, bequests, etc., are greatly needed to meet the continuing and expanding needs of the foundations programs. What is Fellow"? "Paul Harris An individual who contri butes, or in whose behalf is contributed, US$1,000 or equivalent or more in any one year is recognized as a "Paul Harris" Fellow. What is a Paul Sustaining Member? Harris Any person is recognized as a Paul Harris sustaining Member who makes, or in whose honor is made, and initial contribution to The Rotary Foundation of US $100 or more, with the stated intention of becoming a Paul Harris Fellow within ten years by donating the balance of the required US $1,000 contri-butions. What are the activities of The Rotary Foundation? They are: (a) Scholarships Graduate, Undergraduate, Vocational, Journalism, and Teachers of the Handi-capped. (b) Grants for University Teachers (c) Group Study Exchange. (d) Special Grants (e) Health, Hunger, Humanity Grants. and What is The Rotary Foundation Month? The month of November each year is the occasion for a simultaneous observance by all clubs. It is a special time for clubs to support, promote, and participate in Foundation programs. It is suggested that recipients of The Rotary foundation awards and others give addresses on The Rotary Foundation at club meetings, educational inst-itutions, and community gatherings during the month as a means of making ithe work of the Foundation more widely known. Another publication "Focus On Rotary" gives us a history of The Rotary Foundation. " The Rotary foundation had been an established institution since 1928, when the Minneapolis (Min-nesota, U.S.A.) Convention gave approval and amended the R.I. By-laws to provide for such and institution, under the supervision of five trustees (by 1981 these had been increased to 13.) However, the seed actually had been sown a decade before, when the late Arch Klumph, president ( ) of the then International Association of Rotary Clubs and regarded as the father of the Foundation, indi-cated at the 1917 Conven-ation in Alanta, Georgia, U.S.A., that "Rotary should accept endowments for the purposes of doing good in the world in charitable, educational, and other ave nues of community progress. Immediately after Paul Harris' death in 1947 the first plan for the educational Found-ation's awards was formulated and dedica-ted as a memorial to Rotary's founder, who had believed so strongly in the fourth Avenue of Service. An auspicious start was made by granting 18 Fellow-ships (now called Scholar-ships) to students from seven different countries for the scholastic year The Rotary Foundation has since remained entirely dependent on voluntary contributions from boj k Rotarians and non-rotaria. ' around the world. A major source of funding is derived from Paul Harris Fellow recongitions (endorsed by Foundation Trustees in- 1957), which are granted to persons who contribute US $1,000 or more to the found -ation. Paul Harris Fellow recognitions may also be granted to persons Rotarians and non-rotarians alike in whose honor the same sum is donated. By the mid-1980's general contributions to the Found ation were exceeding US $20 million annually. Well in excess of US $100 million in educational grants had been appropriated by the Foundation to send more than 25,000 qualified young men and wome^ as "goodwill ambassadors" ini over 130 countries as Rotary Scholars and Group Study Exchange team members "to further international under - standing and friendly relations among peoples of

8 h-o tr < H- H- H- 3 W 3 3 o (0 3 rt 3* o s: rt 3 H O CJ O Pi C H-H rt d> H-lQ O (D 3 o o Ml C rt O ^ rt a n> 3 h- H3 Hi g in g hi CI (D tfmrt 0) o Qjffoo (DOC fl> 3 3 rt P rj h- n> ju n> to c w H- (-> «iq = 3 ED rt a (0 CJ P 4 s M o = H-M to (D NAME ABRAHAMSEN, JEFF AITA, NANCY J. AMOS, BILL ANDERSON, DANA BAYLESS, GARY L. CARLENZOLI, LEROY CERCONE, FRANK CLARK, ROBERT COKER, KENNETH DAULTON II, HOWARD DAVIS, STEPHEN D. DAW, JAMES DOLINSEK, JOHN DOOLITTLE, GARY M. DUNN, ROBERT EAKIN, THOMAS EDDINGER, JACK ESTES, CAROL FRANKE, RICK GALLAGHER, PATRICK GORMAN, RAY HAKEL, JAMES HULEN, PHIL JENSEN, GARY JONES, JOHN JULIAN, ARCHIE KING, ART KNAUFF III, JAMES E. KOKKE, WILLIAM LAMBERT, DANIEL lenhart, denny light, wayne lockner, russell lockner, vicki lorenzen, david mills, judith j. Mccracken, mike olsen, stephen OwLES, STEVE PONSETI, RHOANN PRATT, MARILYN QUISTGARD, RUSSELL J. RABY, DELBERT RICH, ALAN SASS, MICHAEL A. SEEGMILLER, KENT SEELEY, RANDY SLYH, LORETTA SMITH, WARREN TRELEAVEN, PETER VAN CLEAVE, ERIC Van der HORST, WIM WALKER, STAN WALSVICK, MARK WATSON, JOHN A. HOME'PHONE BUS'PHONE FAX'PHONE CAR PHONE

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$su\n»[{osa ROTARY CLUB Meeting of August 3,1989 ATTABOYS& ATTAGALS$ su\n»[{osa ROTARY CLUB R.I. Hugh Archer DISTRICT GOVERNOR Jack Vallerga Kent Seegmiller -ELECT GaryDoolittle SECRETARY Steve Olsen TREASURER Tom Eakin PAST Bob Dunn ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 513 DIRECTORS: