Pres. O'Bill turned meeting over to David O'Schoen giving both O'Pres. and the rest of O'us a most pleasant respite.

Messer.O'Wood, O'Ducan, O'Blackburn, O'Fulton, O'Young, accompanied by O'Panio-Ludwig belted out " When Irish eyes are smiling."

Dean O'Heiser lead us in the pledge.

Guests included Harry Kraemer and Bob McNutt from LaHabra and Big Bear. Others for whom, this scribe lost his notes. Yikes, the rewards of age.....my appologies.

On the plus side are two items of good news, noticeable by their absence: our favorite leprichon, Dick O' Boyle, and no finemaster.....Faithe and Begorrah!

Several Rotarians dressed approprately with the wearing of the green. Award of the greenest shirt goes to Buck Catlin.

Raffle Winner Catlin is stumped by the Irish Question of the Day!

Mike Nomura announced fellowship lunch sign up program.

Jim Young announced 100 year anniversary celebration in Chicago in June. They donated $500 to Our Rotary Foundation for his district level performance.

Lee Myhre announced "Tastes of Fullerton" event April 16th, 17th and 18th; needs volunteers.

Al Tetreault thanked all for their support during his time of loss, especially Joyce Capelle for filling in for him for programs.

Craig Walker offered raffle on a vintage Mercedes-Benz at $40 apiece or 3 for $100--- such a deal.

Dan Kiernan reminded everyone of the "Coins for Kids" program; get a jar from Dan for your business or bring your stash to the Boys and Girls Club.

Returning GSE Denise Hoguchi & Albert Coussa present Flags to David Schoen

Keith "O-Mills" tells us about his acting career

The second half of the entertainment, introduced by Leroy Fulton, was non-other than our own Keith Mills.

Keith's acting career started some 60 years ago. He was a Crittenton kid, adopted early on; he admits to being a type A, with a postgraduate diploma in ADD.

His first role was the lead in Hanzel and Grettle in 4th grade. In 5th grade he wrote a play. Surprisingly, he did not do well in military school, and considers himself a lifetime smart ass. Unfortunly time ran out when Keith was about to get into good stuff. We all suggested he give us an encore at a date to be named later.

Good program today....lots of business and lots of fun