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					 Opening - Prez Tom  Meyer at 12:40 
  Pledge - J Ritchey 
  Song - Howard Wood  Singers - Randy McFarland, Bill Peloquin, Bob Savage 
  Prayer - Bob Savage 
					Guests and Visitors by  John Phelps 
					  Bill  Durrett and Harry Sidhu - Don Bankhead 
					  Les Baron - Bekah Havard 
					  Jim Arabia  - Leslie McCarthy 
					  Denise ?  and Hannah Higard - Bill Schenk 
				  Jim  Kilponen from Fullerton Rotary Sunrise 
				  Announcements  
					  Allyn  Lean - Awarded Jay Kremer for a double  Paul Harris Fellow,  Dan Fisk for a quad Paul Harris Fellow donations. 
		        Allyn thanked Paul Harris Committtee  members Tom Meyer and Dan Ouwlleen. 
				   
				  Leslie McCarthy - Priscilla Merritt,  our club sponsored contestant, won our area Speech Contest  
				   
				  Randy McFarland - Rotary International  Hosting on June 16 
					  We  have  a great opportunity to interact  with Rotarians from around the world during the June 16 Host Hospitality event  when we will host about 30 Rotariians attending the 2008 International  Convention in Los Angeles.You may participate by volunteering to assist with  the transportation, food or venue preparation needs of the evening. Email Randy@sunnyhills.com  for a list of the opportunities. Be sure to attend our planning meeting next Wednesday,  May 7 at 11:30 a.m. before our regular meeting. 
				   
				  Terry Grassi - Encouraged our  attendance at the June 16 RI Convention Welcoming Center which will start at  Bob Clark’s house then move to the Arboretum and then to the CSUF Performing  Arts Center. 
				  Debra Koff - She has a Care and Comfort  Committee that will visit and/or send cards to Rotarians in the hospital.  Let her know if you are aware of a  Rotarian in the hospital. 
                     
				  Bill Mathy - Car Show at the Muck.  Bring a vehicle to the meeting to Show and Glow it on May 14, 
			       
						
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							Status of current and future happenings at our Fullerton Airport will be described by Rod Probst | 
		 
						
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							Rotary Car Show at the Muckenthaler. This  was a big program last year with over 100 in attendance. A sequel by  Bill Mathy is appropriate | 
		 
					 
					 
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				     Announcements (continued) 
				    Leslie McCarthy - Sign up to help at  the Top 100 Banquets 
				      May  22 - Sunny Hills High School 
				      -  Food Prep and Table Setting at 8:00 to 11:00 a m.  Need 3 more volunteers. 
				      - Continuation of Food Prep from  1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Need 2 more volunteers. 
				      -  Serving and Cleanup. Need 2 more volunteers. 
				      May  28 - Fullerton High School 
				      -  Food Prep and Table Setting at 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. Need 2 more volunteers. 
				      -  Continuation of Food Prep from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Need 1 more volunteers. 
				      -  Serving and Cleanup. Need 1 more volunteer. 
			           
                      Zoot Velasco - Renaissance Party at the  Muck on MothersÕ Day. Come alone or bring the whole family. $12.50 each. 
				      Jim  Kilponen - YMCA Fundraiser Luau at 6 p.m. on May 17 at the YMCA to support teaching swimming. Dinner  and Show is $40. 
				    Recognition Master -  Griff Duncan 
				    				      Anniversaries 
                      Don and Carol Bankhead on April 28.  
                      Paul and Karen Dudley on April 27. 
                      Rebekah and Don Havard on May 2  
                      J and Rose Marie Ritchey on May 3 
				     
                      Birthdays 
                      Joe Lins wife Suzy on May 3 
				      Griff  concluded with a bit of trivia asking us which word in the English language has  the most definitions. The word ‘up’ has at least 30 definitions in his  dictionary. My dictionary  has 42. 
				    Program 
				      Peter  Comiskey, Executive Director of MUZEO, gave a very interesting tralk about the  new museum in Anaheim  which is located at 241 S. Anaheim    Blvd., Suite 501. He gave credit to Harry Sidhu,  Anaheim Councilman, for being a driving force in the expansion of the museum.  One goal is to preserve local history but it is much morre than that. And, it  is not just a natural history museum nor just a science museum. The museum has  the ability to take in any exhibition from anywhere in the world. They are very  flexible in buildings, programs  and  schedules. Exhibitions will change every 3 months. People will want to come  back because it will constantly be changing. A few examples of what is coming  are:  
				      - How to make a Monster 
				      - Jane Goodall’s Chimpanzies 
				      - Chocolate 
				      - Frogs 
			      - Cheech Marin’s large collection of Chicano Art 
				    Prez Tom closed the meeting at 1:30 p.m. 
				      
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