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PASO PEOPLE Dale Zeulner inducted into the Police & Fire Games Hall of Fame By Millie Drum It’s been a year of milestones for Dale Zeulner. Congressman Kevin McCarthy congratulated Dale for two of the most important chapters of his life by personally presenting medals for his service in World War II during the Honor Flight trip to Washington D.C. in April and acknowledging Dale’s recent induction into the Police and Fire Games Hall of Fame in San Diego. I was delighted to write the Honor Flight story for the June issue of this magazine. Then I told Dale there was a “Part Two” after his return from being inducted into the Hall of Fame. He replied, “You would do that for me?” It’s my pleasure, indeed. Being inducted into the Hall of Fame is an honor given to a select few; recognizing individuals who exemplify the spirit of the Games with good sportsmanship, camaraderie and overall excellence in their profession. Those qualities bridge Dale’s entire life. After serving in the Navy in World War II, Dale chose a career in law enforcement in 1951 with the Huntington Beach Police Department. With a pledge to “protect and serve,” Dale retired with almost 30 years as a Lieutenant. One of his proudest accomplishments was his role in the capture of one of the FBI’s 10 most wanted criminals; thereby receiving a reward and a personal letter from J. Edgar Hoover. From lettering in high school, participating in the International Police Olympics in 1973 and then the World Police and Fire Games for 40 years, sports opened up a world of opportunity for Dale. He has won over 90 medals, including 33 gold medals in horseshoes, softball and bowling AND he pitched two perfect games in slow pitch softball in tournament play. He adds, I had a pretty good team and 4 of those guys came to the Hall of Fame ceremony and that helped me a whole bunch!” The Police and Fire Games took Dale and his late wife Betty all over the world. Opening ceremonies in Melbourne, Australia were held in the same stadium built for the Summer Olympics. Dale adds, “A fire truck and two firemen climbed a tall ladder to light the flame of the torch to open the Games and I watched 56 countries with their flags flying as they marched around that track with 50,000 people in the stadium. Some of the same Olympics sports are played in the Police and Fire Games with a few additions such as a muster, climbing ladders and rescuing people from tall buildings for the firemen and target shooting for the policemen.” Dale and his buddies competed on the same level of excellence and ability as Olympic athletes culminating with the thrill of winning the Gold, Silver and Bronze. If you pitch a few horseshoes yourself or pass by the pits at the downtown City Park, take a moment to thank Dale for his life of achievement in service to our country and representing his noble profession as a member of the Hall of Fame for the Police and Fire Games. Don Jacobs honored as Rotarian of the Year The Paso Robles Rotary Club recently announced Don Jacobs as its Rotarian of the Year. Jacobs is a Paso Robles resident and has been deeply involved in Rotary for 35 years. In Orange County, he served as President of Rotary International. He moved to Paso Robles in 1999 and has served as Secretary, Door Keeper, Cashier and International Chairman. When asked why Don has invested so much time with Rotary, he says, “I can only do so much. If I am with others, I can give a lot more.” Regarding Rotary, Jacobs also says that he is most interested in the International aspects of Rotary, including helping communities overseas and working to eradicate polio... but it’s also the local aspect of Rotary and the annual high school scholarships of $39,000 this year that makes him feel like he’s making a difference here at home. Don and his wife Vera have been very loyal to Rotary for many years. The Paso Robles Rotary Club is honored for their service. The Paso Robles Rotary Club meets each Thursday at noon at the historic Paso Robles Inn Ballroom. FOOD BANK from page 30 “We are ‘Venture Philanthropists’ who are coming together, pooling our funds, to invest heavily in a ‘futures’ market,” continued Gray. “However, instead of looking for a cash return, we are looking for a positive social return in our communities, and we welcome volunteers who want to get involved with this new program.” Founded by must! charities and the Food Bank, with close collaboration with the USDA, the California Department of Education, SLO County Public Health Services, the University of California Cooperative Extension, the Culinary Arts Academy (part of Paso Robles Unified School District), Farm to Family, GleanSLO, and the SLO County Food System Coalition, additional collaborative partners will be added as the program expands, to bring in other resources such as nutritional education and literacy programs. For more information, contact must! charities at mustcharities.org or slofoodbank.org. volunteers needed The El Paso de Robles Area Historical Society is seeking docents for the Carnegie Historic Library from 11-4 on Sundays. A fun, fulfilling way to spend an afternoon. We are looking for friendly folks, with a love of history to meet and greet our visitors. No experience is necessary, training provided. Work with a team of dedicated volunteers. The Carnegie Library Call Grace Pucci 238-6414 238-4996 Tues., Thurs.-Sat. 10-4 Sun. 11-4 Free Admission City Park, Paso Robles Paso Robles Pet Boarding Doggy Day Care w/Dog Socialization • Pet Boarding • Dog Bathing 2940 Union Road, Paso Robles, CA 93446 Ph (805) 238-4340 8am - 5pm • 7 Days a week www.pasoroblespetboarding.com 32 Paso Robles Magazine, August 2013
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