The newsletter of the Los Altos Rotary Club

JOHN SYLVESTER kept us all on task and in time to a peppy “Home on the Range”.

ROLAND PAYNE noted that today is Einstein’s birthday. Roland thought it important to note what one man can do in one year after work hours. Einstein did some of his most important work while moonlighting. Finally Roland quoted John Keats, who said “A thing of beauty is a joy forever” and suggested that today we take some time to admire the beauty in the world.

PRESIDENT AL announced that the Area 10 speech contest will be hosted at the Palo Alto University Club on Friday, March 26^th. Those interested in attending, can carpool from the front parking lot of Bank of Los Altos at Village Court Shopping Center. The carpool will be leaving at 6:50 AM to make the 7:15 AM meeting time. Let’s cheer our fine speaker, Vivian Thorn onto District Greatness.

Next week’s meeting will start early at 11:30 AM to allow enough time for the Red Badgers’ fundraising activities. RED BADGE CHAIR, MARION TAVENNER says, “Bring your checkbook and a guest with a checkbook”.

Save the dates and make your reservations for the District Conference at the DoubleTree in San Jose April16^th- 18^th. All workshops are free and you only need to pay for your own meals. SAM PESNER, this year’s District Conference Chair informed us of the easy way to register on the website for as many as 8 different forums. There is one workshop geared specifically for new members to Rotary while another focuses on “New Models for Rotary” designed for the Rotarian who’s been around Rotary for a while. After dinner entertainment looks fun with a “Buddy Holly Show” and DJ on Friday and a big band for Saturday Night. In addition, the Club will have our own hospitality suite to relax and socialize before dinner each night.

SAVE YET ANOTHER DATE for attending the District Assembly to be held on May 6^th and May 8^th, especially if you are an incoming officer or committee chair. This event is also held at the Double Tree.

SAM PESNER urged us all to volunteer early and often for working at the Art Show on May 15^th and 16^th. It’s a great opportunity to get to know your fellow Rotarians in a real “teamwork” effort. If you have already offered your services, see if your spouse, friend, or neighbor would like to lend a hand at the show this year.

One of our most senior members, ROY DUNNETT, is in recovery at Los Altos Sub Acute in Room 216. He would welcome visitors. MATT CABOT announced that former member and past president of LARC, George Perham, is recovering in Sequoia Hospital after just having a heart valve replacement operation.

DICK HENNING mentioned those who missed the centennial group photo can still have a chance to have their picture taken and inserted in the photo. This photograph will be published in the Rotary centennial book being published by the District. So, see Clyde Noel for a quick outdoor snapshot so you can “join the club” and be part of history.

Art Show Director, JERRY MOISEN announced there are still some opportunities for an individual or business to be a sponsor for the Fine Art Show. A sponsor will have a deductible expense and the opportunity to help provide approximately 12% of the proceeds that will go to LAREF for worthwhile programs and projects in our community.

New member, DOUG FRANCO has hit the ground running with his work in World Community Service. Right now he needs help in locating storage space for medical equipment bound for Afghanistan for the period of late April to early May. The plan is to send to containers, so he needs space about the size of two double-size garages.

Our club’s attendance numbers have improved over the past month. Keep up the good work and keep coming to the meetings. We need all of you.

Fine master, JOHN SINES was greeted with the usual “warm fuzzies” he so craves. In recognition of St. Patrick’s Day on Wednesday, John aligned his questioning around memorable trips of U.S. Presidents to Ireland. When asked what remains of President Clinton’s visit, he managed to stump the likes of DICK HASENPFLUG, DAVE DEMATTEIS, and JERRY MOISEN, DAN O’DONNELL, and MARLIS MCALISTER (Be sure to pronounce her first name right next time. Remember the long e vowel sound). MARION TAVENNER managed to play “Beat the Finemaster” and therefore escaped fining which is practically unheard of. JOANNE BYRNE paid for the privilege of being a social butterfly and remind everyone about this evening’s performance by RICK GLAZE at Beau Se Jour. CLYDE NOEL admitted a birthday and was able to identify Ronald Reagan as another President who visited Ireland during his term in office. LEM SUMMEY paid $20.00 for not playing golf, but cruising around Ireland and taking the time to take a bath in Bathe with still some time to kiss the Blarney Stone.

PRESIDENT AL was able to generate much excitement from the group when he announced there will be no fines next week.

One of the questions raised in the club assembly held in January was “What is the President’s Club?” And with his answer, Al explained that a total of $100.00 in fines will buy you a membership and a choice of a box of fine chocolates or a bottle of his now-approachable wine. In fact he admits, he’s pushing the chocolates because he doesn’t want to give all his wonderful syrah away. Though, it’s now drinkable, he still advises that all the wine recipients so far not open and drink until January 2005.

LUCY RASMUSSEN introduced the only volcanologist she knows. We’re so lucky then, because Robert (Bob) Christiansen happens to be a very interesting and celebrated volcanologist. Bob was the scientist in charge at Mt. St Helen’s after its recent eruption in 1980. He was also the main scientist on Discovery Channel’s production of “Super Volcanoes”. Bob is a Scientist Emeritus with the U.S. Geological Survey in Menlo Park.

The topic of Mr. Christiansen’s presentation was on “The Active Volcanoes in California; Shasta and Lassen. Many of us were not aware of the recent eruptions at both Shasta and Lassen or that there is a high probability that there will be another eruption at either location in the not too distant future. We need to keep in mind that in geological terms, a century is a relatively short period of time. But all the same, Bob’s work involves study of these two peaks in California, as well as others, and the effects to the surrounding populations if an eruption occurs. Mr. Christianson gave a fascinating talk and showed photographs taken in 1914 and 1915 when Lassen last erupted.

Make-Up Credits.

Many members have asked the question--what Rotary activities will make
up for a missed meeting? Here is the list:

1. Attend a meeting at another Rotary Club
2. Attend an Interact Club meeting.
3. Attend a Los Altos Rotary Board meeting
4. Attending a committee, or subcommittee, meeting.
5. Attending a Rotary International or District meeting
6. Attending a Rotacare Board meeting
7. Participating in any event intended to raise money for Rotary.
8. Participation in meetings and events concerned with International
Service, Community Service, and Youth/Vocational Projects.

We are pleased to dedicate the proceeds of the Auction to the Los Altos Rotary Foundation (LAREF), to be immediately forwarded to Operation Rainbow. Operation Rainbow has a twofold mission of providing free plastic and orthopedic surgery for children who do not have access to care in the United States and in medically underserved countries around the world; and providing continuing education to international health care providers to encourage medical self-sufficiency. Operation Rainbow envisions the world’s children, free of deformities and pain, living lives filled with hope and joy.

Their local group is comprised of Stanford surgeons, who arrange to make five or six trips a year to a small village in Nicaragua for the purpose of providing the impoverished population there with as many as 40 operating procedures in a period of four days. The most common corrective surgery performed is for clubbed feet and polio victims. Currently, an amount of $7,000 is urgently needed to pay for bandages, plates, screws, and other needed medical supplies for a single trip to Esteli, a village in Nicaragua that is scheduled to take place in early July. Funds raised in excess of this amount will go to LAREF to benefit other international and local causes.

Sincerely,

The Los Altos Red Badgers

Break a nail? Treat yourself to an exceptional European manicure and pedicure from Nancy at Salon Elizabeth, 381 First Street, Los Altos.

Donated by: Valorie Carpenter

Treat yourself to an exceptional European manicure from Nancy at Salon Elizabeth, 381 First Street, Los Altos.

Donated by: Valorie Carpenter

Treat yourself to another exceptional European manicure (#2) from Nancy at Salon Elizabeth, 381 First Street, Los Altos.

Donated by: Valorie Carpenter

After dinner, relax with a glass of Rare California Port from the Windsor Vineyards.

Donated by: Kailas Chidambaram

Taste a Chardonnay that was awarded a Bronze ribbon at the 150^th California state fair. The Back Nine Wine is decorated with the artwork of local talent Alex Dzigurski. The nine grape vines of Rotarian Don Witt produced this exceptional wine.

Donated by: Don Witt

Unix software for your PC. A collection of the latest high performance and most secure, portable, and stable operating systems that the industry has to offer.

From President Al’s Cellar - A. Rafanelli 1998 Cabernet Sauvignon Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma County. This wine has been stored in my wine cellar, and should be in excellent condition.

Holiday Photo Album. Pages pre-decorated with a Christmas theme and ready for your treasured photographs. Archival quality album comes with a special pen to record your memories. A great keepsake or gift for the grandparents!

Value: $55.00

Soothing Massage. Enjoy one hour of either a therapeutic massage or a cranial sacral session. Massage accompanied by soothing music and performed in a relaxing environment. Enjoy some down time yourself or treat someone else!

Value: $70.00

Replenishing Facial or Massage. Take advantage of a cleansing facial or a soothing massage. Enhance your own well-being or that of your spouse or favorite friend!

Value: $85.00

Cook the Chinese Way. This collection of Chinese cooking goodies includes a wok, teapot and cups, rice bowls, chopsticks, a bottle of wine and a cookbook autographed by our own Chef Chu. Add a few groceries and you can prepare your own Chinese feast.

One Hour of Organization. Do you have an impossible mess in your garage or office? Conquer the clutter with Clutterboy. An organized, clutter-free space will bring back your sanity.

Value: $50.00

Another Hour of Organization. Do you have an impossible mess in your garage or office? Conquer the clutter with Clutterboy. An organized, clutter-free space will bring back your sanity.

Value: $50.00

Weekenders Clothing. Clothes you love to live in – mix ‘n’ match and dress up or dress down. The possibilities are endless. Be comfortable and look your best!

Donated by: Pat Gray

Value: $50.00

My Doctor Say I'm Fine...So Why Do I Feel So Bad? If you find yourself telling your doctor that you don't feel well, yet tests indicate that nothing is wrong, YOU NEED THIS BOOK. Illnesses develop out of imbalances, and only the techniques of Eastern medicine help us identify those imbalances by learning how to read our own body language. Imagine being able to look at yourself in the mirror to discover what is out of balance! Widely acclaimed by leaders in the healthcare and medical fields and authored by fellow Rotarian Dr. Shoshana Zimmerman, My Doctor Says I'm Fine...So Why Do I Feel So Bad? will take you on of journey of self-discovery utilizing techniques of assessment used in Eastern medicine for thousands of years.

CD - Body Relaxation. Are you tired but wired and in need of a little instant relaxation? Body Relaxation by fellow Rotarian Dr. Shoshana Zimmerman was developed for the busy person who would like 20 minutes to experience deep relaxation and rejuvenation without having to make any effort. Just sit or lay in a comfortable position and start the CD and 20 minutes later you will feel the results. Value $15.95.

CD – Don t Forget the Kid. For anyone who has experienced past trauma that continues to affect them, this CD by fellow Rotarian Dr. Shoshana Zimmerman is ideal. It helps the adult in each of us heal the traumatized child that still resides in us. "I learned this technique from a therapist years ago, and whenever I run into the slippery slopes of life that bring up fear and anxiety, I listen to this CD myself and afterwards find myself back in control," says Dr. Shoshana. "I have not found anything that has had as profound an effect on healing trauma as this technique."

CD - My Doctor Says I'm Fine...So Why Do I Feel So Bad? introduces the concepts of Eastern medicine that enables a person to understand how it is possible to diagnose imbalances and pre-disease states by looking at one's own body language. It introduces practical ways to deal with pre-disease states when you know things "aren't right" but you do not have a diagnosable disease. By fellow Rotarian Dr. Shoshana Zimmerman.

CD - Flipping the Switch on Healthcare---The Changing Paradigm. That our current healthcare system is a deep trouble is not a surprise to most Rotarians, especially those in the healthcare fields. This CD by fellow Rotarian Dr. Shoshana Zimmerman identifies and inter-connects the leading trends that are fostering a more holistic approach to healthcare and presents thought-provoking ideas about the future of healthcare.

Warm weather is just ahead and a Baskin Robbins ice cream cake will make for a cool party! Our special half-sheet size “Freeze-Frame” photo cake.

Warm weather is just ahead and another Baskin Robbins ice cream cake will make for a cool party! Our special half-sheet size “Freeze-Frame” photo cake.

Support your local Olympians! Tickets for 4 to the Synchronized Swimming Exhibition on either July 10 or 11 along with a picnic lunch.

Donated by: Cres McFall

Value: $100

A Panorama of St Petersburg, Russia showing the Winter Palace, Nevsky Prospect, and all other famous spots of this beautiful city. THE best souvenir of St. Petersburg.

Donated by: Karen Fox

Value: $25

“Paint the Town - Images in Art”. A book compiled by Paul & Liz Nyberg, featuring local artists who “painted their way” through Los Altos.

Donated by: Dick Hasenpflug

Value: $35

Take me out to the ball game! Take yourself and a pal to a SF Giants game next April or May at the best ball park in the country. This pair of tickets will seat you in lower reserved section 101, row 31. Included is a parking pass to Lot B. Grab your mit and hit the road!

Donated by: Ginny and King Lear

Value: $70

Sam’s Home Brew. Sam will brew a 5-gallon keg of his famous light Scottish ale – a special treat for your summer gatherings! He’ll even loan you a keg. Six weeks notice required.

Donated by: Sam & Janet Harding

Value: $70

A Child’s Easter Basket. A giant basket overflowing with Easter treats, watched over by a giant Easter rabbit!

Donated by: The Obsession Box Company

Value: $80

Pamper yourself at the new spa at Santana Row. Luxuriate in a half-session massage or facial at Burke-Williams Day Spa.

Donated by: Marion Tavenner

Value: $75

Transform your image from "Photo to Canvas". Bring us your favorite snapshot and we scan it and print it on 16x20 artist canvas. Then we laminate it to protect it from ultra violet fading and moisture. The last step is to stretch the canvas onto stretcher bars so that it is ready for framing.

Donated by: Image Arts – Mike Harrigan Value: $99

Se Habla espanol? Parlez vouz Francais? What better way to sharpen your mental muscles than a one-hour language lesson in Spanish or French? Suitable for beginning or advanced speakers, this course will open your mind to the linguistic splendors of the world.

Donated by: Marlene Cowan

Value: $35

Handcrafted delicacies from a gourmet kitchen. One full gallon of home harvested "Los Altos" honey from Louis Borel's garden AND 2lbs of smoked "Marlin" prepared by Louis – harvested from the sea by our own local Rotary fishermen on their trip to San Jose Del Cabo in Baja California in November 2003. DELICIOUS!

Donated by: Louis Borel

Value: $80

Stock market solution! In these uncertain times, what better way to secure your investments than buying a U.S. savings bond? This $100 bond will turn your financial frown upside down.

Donated by: Joanne Kavalaris

Value: $100

You’ll be looking suave in a pair of Kenneth Cole "Sunset Strip" sunglasses (nonprescription)
            Donated by:   Steve Anderson & Sam Pesner
            Los Altos Optometric Group
          Value:   $100

Town Crier Ad – Advertise in the Town Crier. Want to get your ad out to 16,500 people in our local area? Sieze the unique opportunity to put a one-time ad (3 col. X 5”) in the Town Crier.

Donated by: Paul Nyberg

Value: $250

Beausejour Restaurant. A gift certificate to enjoy a quiet meal and a tete-a-tete.

Donated by: Brenda Neidert

Value: $50

Enjoy a quiet evening over an exquisite bottle of Red Knot Shiraz.

Donated by: Bill Palmer

Value: $15

LIVE AUCTION

Enjoy a romantic dinner for two at Chef Chu’s. Start with a Bottle of Chardonnay, then a delicious Chef Chu meal. With dinner, savor a bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon.

Donated by: Larry Chu

Value: $100

Enhance the your Apple with software that gives Microsoft compatibility for Word, Excel, and Powerpoint. Also included is a set of over 400 Unix Utilities and Darwin - the Open source version the Mac OS X Panther edition. Automate your Mac with the Phone Valet. Turns you mac into an answering machine, dialer, and more.

Donated by: Don Witt

Value: $240

1999 Chateau Lafite Rothschild. For the serious wine aficionado or the person who would love to celebrate the perfect occasion with the perfect wine, Chateau Lafite is clearly one of the world's most spectacular wines. Here is how two wine publications describe this outstanding selection:

WINE SPECTATOR 95 POINTS CELLAR SELECTION.Complex aromas of blackberries, tobacco, spices and black licorice are alluring in this full-bodied claret, with a solid core of fruit and silky tannins. Long, caressing finish. Superfine, well-structured. Best after 2006. 03/31/02 (JS)

ROBERT PARKER WINE ADVOCATE 95 POINTS The 1999 Lafite Rothschild sports an engraved "1999" on the bottle along with an eclipse to mark that significant historical event of August, 1999. It is a quintessential offering from Lafite Rothschild. This prodigious wine is both elegant and intensely flavored, and almost diaphanous in its layers that unfold with no heaviness. An opaque ruby/purple color is accompanied by a complex bouquet of lead pencil, graphite, cedar, creme de cassis, toast, and vanilla. It is medium-bodied, with extravagant layers of richness yet little weight, and a finish that is all sweetness, ripeness, and harmony. This extraordinary Lafite increasingly appears to be a modern day clone of the majestic 1953. A mere one-third of the crop made it into the grand vin! Anticipated maturity: 2007-2030.04/02

Raymond Weil watch. Raymond Weil is among the great Swiss Watchmakers, producing watches characterized by elegance and simplicity, and known for quality and creativity. This particular watch is made or 18 carat yellow gold with a black leather strap. It features automatic movement, and gold roman numerals.

Donated by: Ellen Yamane Value: $400

An Elegant Dinner for 8, wine included, to be served either at the home of Jean Mordo, or wherever the winner of the bid would like. The dinner should be on a day to be negotiated. Bid winner to chose menu:

Egyptian (Mezze, Mallow soup, Stuffed vegetables, Salad, Ice Cream)

Moroccan (Merguez, Lamb tagine, Chicken Tagine, Couscous, Salad, Baklava)

Italian (Risotto allo Champagne, Scaloppini Milanese, Leek gratin, Salad, Molten Chocolate Cakes)

French (Salad, Steak au Poivre, Gratin Dauphinois, Haricots Verts, Molten Chocolate Cakes)

Donated by: Jean Mordo

Value: $800 (suggested minimum bid $400

Smooth Grooves. Got a big party coming up? Thrill your guests with the fabulous sounds of our own John Sylvester’s Jazz Trio, The Jazz ConneXion. Trio includes Piano, Bass, and Alto Saxophone. Dates need to be cleared in advance and venue is limited to Peninsula area.

Donated by: John Sylvester

Estimated Value: $300

Santa Cruz Beach Home Weekend - Enjoy a relaxing weekend in Santa Cruz at the Kahn & Corkern’s 3 bedroom 2 bath beach home located less than an hour from Los Altos. You’ll have a wonderful view of the ocean and yacht harbor as you listen to the waves rolling onto the coast. Walk to Aldo’s for breakfast or lunch, or perhaps the Crow’s Nest for dinner. Cap off the day with a glass of wine. Sleeps 6, so bring some friends (preferably from Rotary), relax and enjoy.

Donated by: Mel & Mady KahnWill & Le Corkern

Estimated Value: $400 Minimum Bid: $400

Two Series Tickets to the Celebrity Forum– 2 Series tickets to the complete 2004 – 2005 Season, including a cocktail reception after one of the evenings with the celebrity speaker.

Donated by: Richard Henning

Estimated value: $620

See the World Famous Niners play the infamous Seahawks!!! Included in this package are 4 tickets plus a parking pass, as well as a $100.00 Draeger'sGift Certificate to purchase gourmet tailgate party fixings to take to the game. Date,Tickets and Gift Certificate will be available as soon as the Niners announce their schedule and mail out the tickets.

Donated by: Alan and Hinda Weber

Value: $385.00

One of only 600 bottles issued! A 1.5 liter bottle of Inglenook Gewurtztraminer 1986 No:420, Late Harvest, which means the grapes are picked very late in the season when they start to shrivel and the "brix" reaches 29.2 degrees.

Donated by: Louis Borel

Value: $100

Highly desirable seats for the Giants-Atlanta Braves game. Two tickets for Tuesday April 27th, 2004 at 7.15 in the evening. The seats are Club Level Section 220-Row K, Seats 3 and 4 (bathrooms are only steps away!)

Donated by: Dennis A. Young

Value: $

“Cambio en el Mercado Libertad” A professional quality photograph of the colorful marketplace in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. Enlarged to poster size, and ready for framing Original photograph by Steven Yarbrough.

Donated by: Steve Yarbrough

Value: $300

Carmel Weekend in a Cottage? Two nights in 3 bedroom 2 bath home in picturesque Carmel. From this spendid cottage, you can walk to lovely downtown or walk to the beach. Located just 2 blocks from downtown shopping and 8 blocks from the white sands of Carmel beach. Cottage recently remodeled. For mutual convenience: Coordinate dates with Dick Duhring.

Donated by: Dick and Faith Duhring

Estimated value: $500

Lake Tahoe Vacation Home. With five bedrooms & three bathrooms, this large dormitory Tahoma vacation home on the West Shore sleeps twenty. Perfect for your large family gatherings at the Lake!Donated by: Barbara & Dude AngiusMinimum Bid: $500Coordinate time with Dude Angius - Limited to 10-12 people.

Ladies – start a new exercise habit. A 1-month membership to Curves in Los Altos, the latest sensation in women’s fitness. A 30-minute fitness and weight loss program that is fun, fast and safe in a supportive environment.

Donated by: Curves

Value: $199

A “flight” of wines by St. Supery. Indulge in a flight of fancy with this series of Meritage from 1996, 97, 98, 99, 00 and 01 by the award winning St. Supery vineyard. Signed on the bottle by the winemaker, who describes it as follows:

Liberated by the Meritage concept to make the best blend possible using noble Bordeau grape varieties, winemaker Michael Scholz proudly offers a luscious, silky white wine based predominantly on the best barrels of Semillion from St. Suprey's estate vineyards. Bright notes of fresh, crisp Sauvignon Blanc complement the depth and intensity of the Semillon, and assure an ideal balance of fruit and oak.

Donated by: Karen Owen

Value:

Catch! An Autographed Football by the entire Niners team. The last of the Garcia-Owens series from the 2003 season.

Donated by: Roy Jones

Value: $500

Programs and Events

April
April 1st - Liz Kniss

April 7: Dinner at Chef Chu's

April 8th - Mountain View High School Madrigal Singers- Spring Program

April 15th - Michael Marlaire, NASA Ames- Development of the Research Park at NASA Ames

April 22nd -

May
May 6th -

May 7: Golf Tournament

May 13th -

May 15 and 16: Rotary Fine Art Show

May 27th - Rotary Scholarships

June

June 3rd - Partners for New Generations Recognition Luncheon

June 10th - LAREF Annual Meeting/ Art Show Recognition

June 17th - Rotary Aids Project- Update

June 24th - End of Rotary Year Celebration

June 25: Kickout Dinner

OTHER ROTARY CLUB MEETING PLACES

On-line Meeting: www.rotaryeclubone.org

MONDAY
Palo Alto: Rickey's Hyatt House, 12:15 p.m.
TUESDAY
Los Altos Sunset: The Echo Restaurant, Los Altos, 7:15 p.m.
Sunnyvale: Ramada Inn, 12:15 p.m.
Mountain View: Adobe House, Moffett & Central, Mountain View, 12:15 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Menlo Park: Menlo Park Recreation Center, Menlo Park, noon.
Woodside/Portola: Woodside Village Church, Woodside, 7:30 a.m.
Sunnyvale Sunrise: Wild Woodys Grill, Sunken Gardens Golf Course, 7 a.m.
Cupertino: Quinlan Community Center, 12:15 p.m.
East Palo Alto Bayshore: Boys & Girls Club of the Peninsula, 2031 Pulgas Avenue, East Palo Alto, 12:15 p.m.
FRIDAY
Palo Alto University: Sheraton, El Camino, Palo Alto, 7:30 a.m.

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MEETING OF MARCH 18, 2004

Sincerely,

The Los Altos Red Badgers

Donated by: Valorie Carpenter

Donated by: Valorie Carpenter

Donated by: Valorie Carpenter

Donated by: Kailas Chidambaram

Donated by: Don Witt

Value: $55.00

Value: $70.00

Replenishing Facial or Massage. Take advantage of a cleansing facial or a soothing massage. Enhance your own well-being or that of your spouse or favorite friend!

Value: $85.00

Value: $50.00

Value: $50.00

Weekenders Clothing. Clothes you love to live in – mix ‘n’ match and dress up or dress down. The possibilities are endless. Be comfortable and look your best!

Donated by: Pat Gray

Value: $50.00

A Panorama of St Petersburg, Russia showing the Winter Palace, Nevsky Prospect, and all other famous spots of this beautiful city. THE best souvenir of St. Petersburg.

Donated by: The Obsession Box Company

Donated by: Marlene Cowan

Value: $35

LIVE AUCTION

Donated by: Larry Chu

Value: $100

Donated by: Don Witt

Value: $240

Donated by: Jean Mordo

Donated by: John Sylvester

OTHER ROTARY CLUB MEETING PLACES

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