Visitors:

·    Pat House brought her boss, Jane Parker who is president of Muckenthaler's Board

·    Jeff Hutchinson's guest, Chuck Smoot from Carmel Shuttle & Courier

·    Greg Franklin introduced us to Russ Kaufman from Kaufman Financials

·    Ron Newell from Fullerton South

·    Frank Stroobant from Big Bear Lake

·    And on permanent loan from Rotary South was Dick Boyle

Announcements:

 6/6/03 Junior High Benefit Concert begins at 7:00.  Greg Franklin would love some Rotarians to hand out programs and listen to some really good music

6/6/03 Boat races at Troy announced by Damon Dragos (Come watch your fellows sink or swim)

6/13/03 the Chamber Singers will be performing FREE at the Nixon Library as announced by David Schoen

6/10/03 at 7:30 am is the board meeting for our own club.  This will be at the City of Fullerton's maintenance facility and President Mike would like to see all last year's and new board members present to ease the transition into the coming year!

Retiring off the newest nine are Cathy Gach and Cameron McCune - Congratulations!

6/25/03 Demotion night at the Crown Plaza at 6:00 pm (Note: Dark at noon at the Elks.)

Raffle:

For $30 Carl Wilkins was asked, On 6/4/1896, what great car maker had a successful test run of the Quadracycle?  As Henry Ford was the answer and not Chrysler, he had to settle for the consolation prize of $10 from Tony Amato.

Fines, Brags, Birthdays and Anniversaries as presented by Mme. Carolyn Tormey:

Of particular note was the following birthday:  86 years - Al Triay, followed up with Jeff Hutchison, Damon Dragos, Joan Kawase, Pat Tormey and Daniel Kang.

Anniversaries - Congratulations go out to Lee Myhre & his wife for 52 years!

Keith Mills has a grandson with a winning Little League (undefeated) team. 

Mike got fined for 'Feeling his Oats' and being caught on the front page of the Register.

Dr. Nate volunteered $25 so that President Mike would not tell a joke.  If we all pitched in, this could be the best fundraiser Rotary ever participated in!

 Program:

Leonard Renick - of Renick Cadillac was present to spotlight the 100^th anniversary of the founding of Cadillac.  He gave us some great Renick history and local information as well.  Cadillac has begun a renaissance movement, bringing beauty and speed back into the automobile industry and it is great to see someone so enthused about the changes his company is making to enter into the new millennium.

A special thank you to Bob Sattler for getting the sound back for the club this week.