Dennis Smallie. Best Picture award from The Record.

Rick Masten, world traveler in the Southern Hemisphere.

C. P. Riddle relating his experience in Mexico celebrating his first spring break.

Guests of Rotarians

The Wheel editor suggests that persons email their announcements to gtweedy@dgtinternetmarketing.com prior to publication of the weekly edition. This will make sure that we present your information the way you wish and not our sometimes mangled interpretation of your verbal presentation.

Rotary District 5220 Business Directory – The district has initiated a directory wherein Rotarians may list their businesses. If you wish to enter your business into the directory here are the directions.

Go to www.myrotary5220.com and chose enter. Chose enter at the next screen and complete the appropriate questions. When entering keywords you may include your name or business name along with any words someone might use to find your products or services. Enter the password, havefun. You will return to a thank you page. When you go to the Vocational Directory use the Login, ruleone and the password, havefun.

This is an early version of the directory. Improvements will be made. Should you have problems or you wish to make suggestions contact your editor and I will help.

Special Announcement – Gary Putnam – sorry to announce that Susan Drake has joined the Kiwanis, Jerry Smith has turned Democrat, and C.P. Riddle formed a Mark Twain look-a-like basketball team.

Paul Harris Fellowship – Susan Drake – last week distributed and explained the Foundation Letter and Pledge Form that we received at the meeting. The club will match contributions from 3/25 through 4/15. Contact Tom Perry or Susan Drake.

Asparagus Festival – Jerry Smith reminded us that the festival is to be held April 24, 25 and 26. Sign up sheets are on our tables.

Mexico Trip – Nick Curtin – need drivers for the annual all expense paid trip to Mexico.

District Assembly – The Assembly to be held April 18th in Stockton. This is a great time for new members to learn about Rotary and next year’s board members to learn more about their responsibilities and techniques to do their job. Being in Stockton makes it easier to attend. Contact Susan Drake to sign up for the event. The Club will pay attendees’ costs.

Place your ad here!

• Max Paulsen-April 5
• Blain Bibb-April 6
• William Scott, Jr. April 7
• Lita Wallach-April 7

• Ronald Allison-April 8
• Peter Lynch-April 8
• Peter Wolfe-April 10
• Jane Butterfield-April 11

• Judith Chambers-April 14
• Lloyd DeBock-April 17
• Jane Brause-April 18
• Brant Fetters-April 20

Ric Masten – for semi-retirement, trip to New Zealand and a certain birthday. $250

Dennis Smallie – for handsome photo in The Record. $25

C. P. Riddle – for a spring break trip to Mexico. $250

The Wheel

Editor, Graham Tweedy. A special thank you this week to Jim Woodward, pictures; Scott McElhinnie, notes; Susan Drake, chief checker; Gary Putnam, assistant to the chief checker.

Contact Information

Attn: Susan Drake, Club Secretary
1151 W. Robinhood Dr. Ste. A-10
Mailing address: P.O. Box 7457, Stockton CA 95267
Phone: (209) 472-9662
Fax: 472-9664
secretary@stocktonrotary.org

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Rotary International President
D. K. Lee

District 5220 Governor
Janine McClanahan

Stockton Rotary Club President
Gary Putnam