SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

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WEST SANTA ROSA

Los .".-'-'••. Cleveu r : i EdwardsSanta Rosa-12:15 p.m.

HEALDSBURCMasonic Temple -Plaza ^Center

Healdsburg-12.00 pan.

•TUESDAYWINDSOR

Winter tana - 8801 Conde LaneWindsor - 7:15 am

ROIINERT PARK / COTAT1Rat Lion (mi -1 Red Lion Drive

RohncrtPark- 1115 p.m.

SANTA ROSA EASTllomingo Hotel - 4thUFarmera IJnc

Santa Rosa-12:15 p.m.

CUERNEV1LLEBuck 's Raturant • 4th <cMill

Gucrncville - 630 p.m.

•WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

flamingo Hotel -4th it FarmersLaneSanta Rosa-12:10 p.m.

PETALUMA VALLEYAdobe Creek Col/Club- PratesRd.

Petaluma - 12:15p.m-

SONOMA VALLEY

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

•THURSDAY

PETALUMA

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

CLOVERDALE

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

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SEBASTOPOL

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Del RabyDISTRICT GOVERNOR Ken Coker

Dave Dillon Randy SeelyeEureka, California Eric Van Cleave

PRESIDENT CLUB SERVICE

Archie Julian Ken CokerMarilyn Pratt

PRESIDENT-ELECT

Dave Lorenzen COMMUNITY SERVICE

Randy SeelyeSECRETARY Nancy AitaCarol Estes

VOCATIONAL SERVICE

TREASURER Del RabyArt King

INTERNATIONAL

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SERGEANT-AT-A RMS

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ftSANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB

Chartered Junc 30, 1986

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

3555 Round Barn Boulevard

THE HAPS

Our first meeting in the month

of March proved to be costly

for a few of our members. In

particular Art King was

called on the carpet for for

taking a relaxing trip to Lo

Angeles. First of all, who in

their right mind goes to LA

to relax? Secondly, Art

claims he had a great time

seeing the "Phantom of the

Opera" and "Club 33" at

Disneyland where his dinner

for a party of four set Art

back a mere $200.00. Glad you

enjoyed yourself Art, and

thanks for the fifteen dollar

donation. Speaking of

enjoying yourself, Vicki

Lockner received a nice

surprise at the Mountain Home

Ranch where her family

surprised her with a nea'

birthday party. Of course,

Vicki reminded Archie that she

paid for her birthday last

meeting. I guess the birthday

celebration of the year

occured at Rick Franke's home

where his wife invited 80 of

their closest friends. The

good news was 75 of the 80

showed up, the bad news was

Rick was feeling no pain.

if" ngratulations go out to

Leroy Carlenzoli who was

elected as Surveyor

Legislative Chariperson. The

small article (full page)

announcing his appointment

cost his fifteen dollars. The

meeting quickly turned to the

Mystery Rotarian question and

Loretta Slyh didn't have the

answer and donated one dollar.

It turned out that Marilyn

Pratt was the Mystery

Rotarian. After a career in

Personnel Marilyn has decided

td become a certified massage

therapist and is opening her

| op in April. Line forms atcite right. Our speaker was

Alan Helpin of the Santa Rosa

Chamber of Commerce. Alan is

the Economic Development

Director and shared with us an

inside demographic outlook for

Santa Rosa. It appears that

Santa Rosa is the number one

place people of choosing to

live in California.

DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

Gary Doolittle announced that

the Santa Rosa Sunrise will

pay the attendance fee for all

members of our club attending

the District Assembly. The

Assembly is set for April 24th

and 25th. Dinner on the 24th

at 6:30pm will be on each

member, the assembly on the

25th will be paid for by the

club. Great deal!!!!!

GOLF TOURNAMENT

John Dolinsek gave us a

rousting update to the golf

tournament. Everything appears

to be progressing normally.Dr. Pranke could use help in

the prize dept. Please help!!

BELGIUM ANYONE?

Mike Yaegar announced he

needs applicants for the

student exchange program this

year. Students will be

traveling to Belgium. See Mike

for more information.

VISIT ME PLEASE!

Help, Rolf Wessman needs

businesses to sign up for

Rotary visitation. If you

would like to share your

business with us see Rolf.

GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE

Pat Solar announced that

Sandra Mittelbuseher is our

1992 recepient. Sandra is

currently a para-legal but has

been accepted at McGeorge

School of Law in September.

Sandra was selected from a

group of 28 applicants and

will be leaving for Germany inthe fall to fullfill the GroupStudy Exchange program. Thanks

Pat for your hard work on this.

MYSTERY ROTARIAN

Born in S.Cal (Northridge)

Yes, another Valley person.

The family moved to the hill

country of Tenn. and then

Missouri where dad made the

finest "SHINE" around.

Almost completed high school

there but the revenuers were

a closin in so back to

Californy they came. Actually

graduated from Santa Rosa

High and took a job with the

police department in the

property evidence room.

Signed up to join the United

States Navy cause there

weren't any real jobs

available but didn't have to

go because a job was found

in the savings and. loan

industry (remember them?).

Married at the tender age of

19, divorced and joined

Rotary to associate with a

better class of people.

Extremely extroverted, loves

dance who is this person?

SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

QMONDAY

WEST SANTA ROSA

Ids Babies - Cleveland U EdwardsSanta Rosa -12:15 p.m.

HEALDSUURGMasonic Temple - VUra &Centcr

Healdsburg-1100 pan.

QTUESDAYWINDSOR

Windsor lanes - 8801 Conde I-aneWindsor -7:15 a.m.

ROHNERT PARK/ COTAT1

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

SANTA ROSA EASTFlamingo Hotel - 4th &FarmersLane

Santa Rosa-12:15 p.m.

CUERNEVILLEBuck '« Rcsturant - 4th & Mill

Cuerrteville - 630 p.m.

QWEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

flamingo Hotel - 4thUFarmersLaneSanta Rosa -12:10 p.m.

PETALUMA VALLEYAdobe Creek GolfClub- FralesRd.

Petaluma -12:15 pan.

SONOMA VALLEY

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

•THURSDAY

PETALUMA

Vetera-'s Stem.Bldg.-1094Petaluma Blvd.SPetaluma -12:15 p.m-

CLOVERDALE

Veteran'sBuilding - W. First St.Cloverdale -12:15 pan.

• FRIDAY

SEBASTOPOL

Veteran \ Memorial Building - 2821ugh StreetSebastopol -12:15 p.m.

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Del RabyDISTRICT GOVERNOR Ken Coker

Dave Dillon Randy SeelyeEureka, California Eric Van Cleave

PRESIDENT CLUB SERVICEArchie Julian Ken Coker

Marilyn PrattPRESIDENT-ELECT

Dave Lorenzen COMMUNITY SERVICE

Randy SeelyeSECRETARY Nancy AitaCarol Estes

VOCATIONAL SERVICETREASURER Del RabyArt King

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SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUBChartered June 30, 1986

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At the Doubletree Hotel3555 Round Barn Boulevard

THE HAPS

Our March 12th meeting found

our fearless leader leading U3

in the pledge of allegiance

and John Jones providing *-be

invocation. Archie then op«.Jadthe meeting by fining Bob

Scott for being late. However,

Archie refered to Mr. Scott as

Bob Clark (now there's a face

we haven't seen for awhile..

Archie felt terrible for the

error and agreed to pay Bob

Scotts fine of $5.00. Tom

Eakin has returned from a

wonderful ski trip. Tom calls

any ski trip without an injury

or accident a wonderful ski

trip. Tom enjoyed himself and

paid the big price of $20.50

for doing so. Russ Lockier

thought Rhoann Ponseti shr--|d

be fined for enjoying 1.

Instead, Archie fine Rua

Lockner $5.00 for sittingnext to such a beautifil

women like Rhoann. Sorry Russ!

Dave Lorenzen seems to bei

enjoying life at home. It

seems Dave is having their

home remodeled. Archie felt

the need to fine Dave $20.00

for the pure enjoyment of

witnessing such a task. What

jr- does Jackie Lynch and Susan

Julian have in common? No,

besides the same complaints

about their partners. They

both share the same birthday

• of Mgrch 17th St. Patty's Day

don't you know. Happy birthday

• ladies. It seems Archies

birthday is the day before sd

our Prez coughed up $30.00 for

the celebration. Shauna

Lorenzen gave a great craft

talk. She dipped into the

secrets of how, why and when

Dave and her met. Hard toIi

believe that someone as nice)

as Shauna hooked up with Dave.

/ And I didn't know Dave likes

^^to sleep with his favoritestuffed animal. After Shauna's

craft talk she was able t%

trade her red badge in for he|

permanent blue badge. CarolEstes was our mystery

Rotarian. She fielded

questions from the gang. Carol

explained how see almost

became a Navy brat. Glad she

didn't she may have missed her

association with us. Steve

Davis went for all the marbles

in the raffle and lost. Gary

Doolittle followed by winning

the $10.00. Catholic Charities

provided the entertainment" and

we all learned that there are

over 3,000 homeless each

evening in Sonoma County.

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Mike Sass gave us an update

on the golf tournament set

for May 15th. We need teams!

Please, if you know anyone

who could fit into a

foursome, sign em up NOW! You

know this is the elite

tournament of Sonoma County [

and we need your support.

WE WANT TO VISIT I

Rolf Wessman is looking for J|_

sign ups in our visitation If!

program. We really would like If;

to learn more about you. Check W,

in with Rolf. f

UPCOMING CALENDAR

3-19 Collin Aita and Judy f

Talley from Junior Achievment. -|;

3-26 Our own Steve Owles will |!"speak on Aviation Art.

*4-2 Debra Ross will visit us^lfrom the Literary Foundation^

of Sonoma County.

4-9 Les Crafers Superintendent!

of Roseland Schools. 3

4-16 Anthony Ponter will:;

display his art from Zambobwe|

There you have it, somethingfor everyone, go everyOiilshould plan to attend. Let|;all work together to get ouf

attendance up. if

MYSTERY ROTARIAN

What does urban blight, steel

mill dust and Eddie DeBartolo

and our M. R. have in common?

Youngstown, Ohio of course*

Nicknamed hot lips for his

trumpet playing and called

gimp for a football injury

while riding on the bus to the

game. He graduated from one of

America's finest then off to

Ohio State for grad work. This

Buckeye bacame an Air Force

captain and spent two years on

top of Mt. Sham with a radar

scam. He never entered San

Francisco, but became very

familiar with the officer's

club at Hamilton. Met his wife

on a blind date (their canes

got tangled) and decided to

settle in Santa Rosa once his

tour was done. This guy is a

real "clubbie" and claims to

work out at least once a day.

He loves to ride the stairway

to nowhere listening to heavy

metal and gospel music. Who is:

this M.R.

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Yoko Teraoka

We acquire lots of experiences as well as knowledge in our school life. We had

a wonderful time on July 26 by grace of American students. As we churned up with each

other with bright smile, I felt as if we had been friends from long time before. It'scertain that they had a good time, because they greatly delighted with our plan, such

as games, barbeque and tea ceremony. Of course, we also enjoyed ourselves to the full.

So the day went so quickly. I shall never forget that day.

I would like to see and talk with them again. I want to make myself understood

better in English next time. I'm going to study English harder until my desires comestrue.

R i sa k ami z o n o

I was waiting with exitement for your coming to Kagoshima since I hadn't contacted with foreingers before I entered IEC. I had so many things to ask.

I was very pulsating when you arrived at the International English College. I'dlike to talk with you, but I thought I maybe couldn't make myself understood in English.But my uneasiess was talken away by you, because you made jokes and you spoke to mefriendly. If I don't understand, you exchanged smile with me. I was very happy. So,

I could enjoy sports, many games and barbeque lunch together. I learned a lot by you

such as kindness, positiveness and cheerfulness. They livened up this event with their

cheerfulness. And I will never forget them, especially thier smile to me. It was justlike a day in a dream, but everything was real.

/ want to meet with your smile again.

Mayumi Iwashita

Thanks to the friends of Santa Rosa, we had a good time this summer. At first, we

were anxious about if the students of Santa Rosa are glad of our plan. But, it was noworrying matter. As soon as we met students, we got along well with them. For me on

good terms with American students was ray first experience. That was a good lesson for me.It was pleasant to play several kinds of games with the students of Santa Rosa.After playing games, we had a barbeque lunch. As we were awfully hungry, we ate our fill.

After the barbeque lunch we talkod in a familiar way. I thought I have known them eversince. This summer was a lasting memory for me. Thank you very much.

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Yum i Suwahara

I had valuable experiences of communication with American students this summer.I think American students as well as we were able to get something important throughsome games, sports and barbeque lunch. I was very glad that they enjoyed our eventsand they earnestly listened to us. They seemed to be curious about Japanese culture,for example " yukata " which is Japanese casual kimono. Some of us wore for the teaceremony. I wanted them to learn and understand Japanese culture more. If I havea chance to go to America, I'd like to learn their culture as they learned Japan.

When we played volleyball, I realized that American students were very cheerfuland vital compared with us. But we also enjoyed some games as much as they did, because they gave us their vitalities.

While we were arranging the playground for the day, 1 asked a boy who helped uswith carrying the desks, "Haw about Japan?' He answered, " I love Japan! " I feltvery happy and 1 thought this event was very valuable for us. I greatly appreciatetheir coming to our school and giving us wonderful experiences.

Hi tomi Ka n o

We were waiting for to be friends with a beating heart in sunny afternoon. Allthings, decorations, food and games have gotten ready. I chopped about a hundredvegetables for barbeque, boys pitched tent and the first year students decorated themain hall. Everyone hoped American friends would have a good time with us.

We played volleyball and some games. I felt the American students are much thesame as us, which I didn't thought that way before. I've never been to another country, so I seldom meet foreigners who are near my age. We laughed and shared the happyhours together.

I was glad to comunicate with American friends. At the same time 1 felt. I haveto study English harder. Because I want to understand you much more, and I want foreigners to understand us better. Santa Rosa Days and American friends taught me such

important things. Thank you!

Ma sako Kokubu

I will never forget Santa Rosa's friends. If it had not been for this chance, 1would not have changed .my thinking. I learned a lot in short time. Especially, why do1 learn English ? And what is the meaning of true internationalization? I became awareof the real meaning of internationalization. We could know the people's way of think-king through English. There are mamy differences between Japan and America, but I feltthe same sentiment as a person. This experience changed world view of myself. My dreamis make a lot of friends all over the world. To make this dream come true I will brush

up my English.

This memory stays in my mind forever.

SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

QMONDAYWEST SANTA ROSA

las Rabies-Cleveland It EdwardsSanta Rosa - 12:15 p.m.

HCALDSHL'RG

Mannic Temple - Pla/J ^CenterHealdsburg- 12.00p.m.

QTUESDAYWINDSOR

Windsorlanes - 8801 Conde LaneWindsor-7:15 a.m.

ROHN'ERT PARK / COTAT1

Red lion Inn - 1 Red Lion Drive

Rohnert Park - 12:15 p.m

SANTA ROSA EAST

flamingo Hotel - 4th it FarmersLaneSanta Rosa -12:15 p.m.

CUERNEV1LLE

Buck > Resturant • 4th it MillGuemeville - 6:30p.m.

•WEDNESDAY

SANTA ROSA

flamingo Hotel - 4th it FarmersLaneSanta Rosa -12:10 p.m.

PETALUMA VALLEY

Adobe CreekColfClub-TrUetRd.Petaluma -12:15 p.m

SONOMA VALLEY

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

•THURSDAY

PETALUMA

Veteran'sMem. Bldg.-1094Petaluma Blvd.SPetahirm -12:15 p.m

CLOVERDALE

Veteran's Building- W. First St.Cloverdale -12:15 pan.

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SEBASTOPOL

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

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Rajendra K. SabooChandigarh, India

DISTRICT GOVERNOR

Dave DillonEureka, California

PRESIDENT

Archie Julian

PRESIDENT-ELECT

Dave Lorenzen

SECRETARYCarol Estes

TREASURERArt King

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PRESIDENTGary Doolittle

DIRECTORSNancy AitaMarilyn PrattDel RabyKen Coker

Randy SeelyeEric Van Cleave

CLUB SERVICE

Ken Coker

Marilyn Pratt

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Randy SeelyeNancy Aita

VOCATIONAL SERVICE

Del Raby

INTERNATIONAL

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SERGEANT-AT-A RMS

Gary Bayless

SANTA ROSA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUBChartered June 30, 1986

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

3555 Round Barn Boulevard

THE HAPS

Our March 19th meeting found

Rhoann Ponseti leading us in

the pledge of allegiance and

John Watson providing the

invocation. President Archie

quickly got the meeting in t( p

top shape by recognizing Stan

Walker for excessive enjoyment

after hours. It appears that

Stan and company traveled to

San Jose to witness the "SHARK

ATTACK" at the Cow Palace.

Archie felt Stan had too much

fun and levied an enormous

fine. Then if that wasn't

enough President Archie got

into Leroy Carlenzoli's

pocket book for making an

honest living. It seems Lerc^

landed a big job with Mike

Sass and company. Leroy

handed over ten dollars for

the recognition. Mike has yet

to make a contribution. Albert

Handelman has been cutting

into Archies prime time by

teaching a seminar during

Thursday mornings. After a $20

^ ie for misconduct Albert

claimed it wouldn't happen

again. Bill Amos and Daniel

Lambert were each fined five

dollars for not knowing next

years Rotary theme. Although

Del Raby mailed a postcard to

each member promoting the

theme, these two were still in

the dark. Ray Gorman and

Shauna Lorenzen were fined

five dollars each for not

knowing Steve Davis was our

ri^tery Rotarian. And Pat

Solar gladly paid $15.00 for

her husbands birthday on 3-21.

SHARK"S GAME

If you thought the story on

Stan Walker in front of the

bulletin was true....then II .........

,have some land to sell you. In

reality, Stan is planning a

jtrip to the Shark's game. If

!interested contact Stan soon

as seating is limited. Sorry

IStan, but it sounded good!

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' DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

;Just a reminder that the club

1is going to pay your

registration fee for the

District Asssembly on April

24th and 25th. The twenty

dollar fee covers the meeting

on Saturday April 25th. Thei

dinner on the 24th is on you.

Also, your spouse *si'

•registration fee will not beicovered.

Mike Yaeger, Shauna Lorenzen

and Dave Lorenzen along with

our two exchange students for

this year, traveled to

Westminster Woods this

weekend. They attended a Youth

Exchange Orientation Seminar.

Thanks for a great

representation and good luck

to our two students traveling

to Belgium and Australia.

GOLF TOURNAMENT

Okay ladies and gentlemen we

need your help in fielding

teams for the upcoming golf

tournament. If you and perhaps

a few of your friends would

like to enjoy a day out and

take in the sights of a great

golf tournament, then contact

John Dolinsek like now!!!!.'

MYSTERY ROTARIAN

j- Our Military Brat moved 8

tyimes before Jr. High school

then went to a semi preppiei

<A private school in Wash. D.C.i

f He wrestled his way to the

i state championships then on to

{ Texas A&M for a financeii degree and an MBA. He worked

t in Houston because he savored

those good ribs and mexican

•, food coupled with the great

\ humidity.

Our Mystery Rotarian goes by

his middle name, works out 8-

9 times a week just so he can

eat those ribs! His second

employer in Houston was a

very large homebuilder who

went belly up. So off to Santa

Rosa he comes to make his

mark. Who is our Mystery

Rotarian this week?

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SONOMA COUNTY MAKE-UP LOCATIONS

•MONDAY

WEST SANTA ROSA

las Rabies - Cleveland it Edwards

Santa Rosa-12:15 p.m.

HEALDSBURG

MasonicTemple - Plaza ^CenterHcaldsburg -12:00 pan.

•TUESDAYWINDSOR SANTA ROSA EAST

Windsor lanes - 8801Conde Lane flamingo Hotel - 4th U Farmers I.ancWindsor -7:15 a.m. Santa Rosa-12:15 p.m. ». i

ROHNERTPARKVCOTATI CUERNEVILLERid lion Im-1 Red Lion Drive Buck 's Resturant - 4lh It Mill

Rohnert Park-1115 p.m Cuemeville-6JO p.m./

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SANTA ROSA PETALUMA VALLEYflamingo Hotel- 4th ^Farmers Lane Adobe CrcekGolfClub-FntnRd.

Santa Rosa-12:10 p.m. Petaluma-12:15 p.m

SONOMA VALLEY

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

•THURSDAY

PETALUMA CLOVERDALEVeteran's Stem.Bldg.-1094Petaluma Blvd.S Veteran's Building - W. FlretSt.

Petalum^-12:15 p.m. Cloverdale - 12:15 p-m.

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SEBASTOPOL

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

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Del RabyDISTRICT GOVERNOR Ken Coker

Dave Dillon Randy SeelyeEureka, California Eric Van Cleave

PRESIDENT CLUB SERVICE

Archie Julian Ken Coker

Marilyn PrattPRESIDENT-ELECT

Dave Lorenzen COMMUNITY SERVICE

Randy SeelyeSECRETARY Nancy AitaCarol Estes

VOCATIONAL SERVICE

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

3555 Round Barn Boulevard

THE HAPS

Our March 26th meeting (the

last one of the month) found

President Archie ringing the bell

at 7:30. After the ususal

preliminaries of the pledge.

invocation and visiting Rotarians

President Archie immediately st-t

out to establish control and

recognize those so deserving.

Archies first victim, or should

we say honorable Rotarian to be

recognized was Dale Zumfelde.

Dale is a recent recepient of that

prestigious Buck a roo award. Yes,

a world known blue ribbon awarded

to Dale for walking away with

honors in the Driving Class at a

Horse Show. Congratulations /' |e

and thanks for the fifteen dollar

donation. Randy Seelye was honor--d

for his recent skiing trip wi ,

daughter. Randy was quoted as

saying "it sure is great to

be back on the slopes".

You'll remember Randy

suffered a knee injury last

year and had to limit all

•j^- types of activities; Randy

v; contributed $10 for the cause

and the enjoyment. Al

Abramson bumped into Randy

whiler Iskiingy It was

unplanned andVcbst Al lunch

aiid $10. Then the mor<Es Al

" talked', the; more trouble he

found himself in. It seems Al

visited Mexico recently on a

business trip. Al enjoyed

himself to thV tune of $20.00

additional fine. Birthday's

I are plentiful this week.

Leroy Carlenzoli announced

his wife Carols and plans to

take her to Hawaii. Leroy

was charged a $15 planning

fee. Dan Davis is celebrating

a birthday and gladly paid a

$15 recognition fee* General

John Lynch announced his

wife Jackie's birthday•* John

plans on visiting Mendocino

Coast to celebrate. John was

a little upset that his kidsi

cbuldn' t make the trip with

them* John donated the

customary $15.00 charge.

Speaking of John Lynch, John

was our mystery Rotarian.

Carol Estes (almost a

military expert) didn't know

who the M.R." was and she

should have. Her lack of

knowledge cost her $3.00.

Nancy Aita knew who the M.R.

was and saved herself the

steep fine. Way to go Nancy!

Thanks John for sharing info.

The truth is but! Stan Walker

did visit the Cow Palace and

enjoyed a Sharks game* Stan

gladly paid the $10 enjoyment

tax and $5 for being late.

Vicki Lockner was also fined

$5 for being late, and Jack

from Exchange flank gladly

paid it for her. Thanks

Exchange Bank.

ROTARY ROUND-DP

11's coming...April 24th &

25th. The club will pay your

registration fee for the

Saturday round up. Dinner on

Friday night is at your

expense• Sign up now!!

Everyone else is going, don't

you be left out. Come and

support Del Raby and your

Club. What are you waiting

for? Get signed up today!!!!

MYSTERY ROTARIAN

person be the

youngest of 5 chilluns.

Parents had 5 in 6 years.

His future wife asked him

to the Sadie Hawkins dance

& was married at 19. He

got some learnin in San

Jose and then moved north

to become a "DUCK"; Stayed

in Eugene and worked

pushing pencils across

many pages. Game to Santa

Rosa one winter and stayed

because it reminded them of

Oregon. That was the start

of our drought. He loves to

travel since his wife works

at a travel agency. He is

also a runner as in

marathons and a doer in our

Club. Who is this mystery

Rotarian?